20—MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Feb. 7, 1991 Notre Dame may be set to unleash another Rocket FRIDAY

By RICK WARNER foot-7, 160-pound speedster reminds expect him to be another Rocket.” Despite the signing of Miller, that Holtz might leave and the loss running backs, some great people on The Associated Press him of Raghib “Rocket” Ismail, the Like Ismail, Miller has excelled Notre Dame didn’t have a banner of several assistant coaches. the offensive line and a couple of triple-threat star who is leaving as a receiver, runner and kick recruiting year. “They needed linemen and they outstanding linebekers,” Wallace Notre Dame a year early to enter the returner. But the high school star LOCAL NEWS INSIDE Notre Dame may launch another “They’ve had the No. 1 recruiting didn’t get them,” Wallace said. said. Rocket next season. NFL draft. doesn’t want to be known as Rocket class the last four years, but this “And they didn’t get the quarterback “Michigan got the best group of II. year they’re not in the Top 10,” said they wanted, Jeff McCrone, who is defensive linemen, the two best ■ Peter DiRosa’s political years. The Fighting Irish landed one of “He looks like Rocket, he talks Allen Wallace, publisher of Super- going to Florida State.” quarterbacks from the state of the country’s most prized prospects like Rocket, he’s even got some of “I want my own identity,” he Prep magazine. “I’d rank them Florida State, Pfenn State and Michigan and the best athlete from Wednesday when receiver Mike the same facial expressions,” Holtz said. “If Rocket hadn’t left, the about 15.” Michigan were the biggest winners the Midwest. And Florida State got ■ Interest up in Middle East books. Miller of Sugar Land, Texas, signed said. “He’s slightly faster than chances of me going there were Wallace said several factors hurt on the first national signing day for the best running back, the best Support a national letter of intent. Rocket and more experienced com­ slim. When he left, that opened up Notre Dame, including tougher high school players. defensive back and the best offen­ ■ Healthcare study for town approved. our Coach Lou Holtz said the 5- ing in at wide receiver. But 1 do not the door for me.” entrance requirements, speculation “Penn State got the best group of sive lineman in the country.” troops! ■ School project before Bolton board. SCOREBOARD Local/Regional Section, Page 7. WhaVs News Salisbury QL 95, Wesley 77 2 Z Oklahoma State (16-4) beat Iowa State Manchester’s Award-Winning Newspaper Blackhawks 8, Canadians 3 Heat 134, Nets 119 Siena 65, ConL Michigan 52 83-62. Next at No. 18 Kansas, Saturday. Feb. 8,1991 Hockey Chicago 3 3 2—a MIAMI (134) Slippery Ftock 105, Indiana, Pa. 81 . 23. Oklahorite (15-7) d d m t play. Next: vs. Montreal 1 2 0— 3 Long 5-9 2-2 12, Thompson 3-5 0-0 6, SHOOTING SL Anselm 104, Bryant 79 Seton Hall, Saturday. First Period—1, Chicago. Thomas 10 Kessler 1-2 0-0 2, Douglas 12-20 6-12 30, Rice SL Joseph's, LI. 91, SL Joseph's, N.Y. 83 24. Pittsburgh (16-7) d d m t play. Next vs. (McGill), 3,'06. 2, Montreal, Daigneault 2 (Cor­ 12-18 5-6 30, Soikaly 5-10 8-8 18, Edwariis 1-2 STARS Stonehill 78. SL Michael's 75 Boston College, Saturday. ■ 'L'w NHL standings son). 6:24 (pp). 3, Chicago, Goulet 18 (Larmer, 0-0 2, Coles 3-3 0-0 6, Burton 7-10 5-6 19, Ogg Stony Brook 98, Manhattanville 91 25. Michigan State (13-6) did m t play. Next: Support rally What it V WALES CONFERENCE Ftoenick), 8:22. 4, Chicago, Larmer 32 (Gilbert 3-4 1-1 7. Askins 1-2 0-2 2. Totals 53-85 27-37 takes to Towson SL 84, American U. 75 vs. Iowa, Thursday. for troops Patrick Division Roenick), 19:55 (pp). Penalties— Kucera, Chi 134. Trenton SL 73. Rutgers-Camden 45 U.S. Marines 7 W L T P U OF G A (tripping), 4:35; Brisebois, Mon (tripping), 17:56. NEW JER SEY (119) be MVP Union, N.Y. 89, Skidmore 81 MANCHESTER — An infor­ NY Rangers 28 19 9 65 202 174 Second Period—5, Chicago. Roenick 28 Morris 11 -25 4-5 27. Coleman 7-19 15-18 29, of the Vassar 90, N.Y. Maritime 85 PHtsburgh 29 23 3 61 235 203 (Manson), 238 (sh). 6, Chicago, Creighton 16 Dudley 2-9 2-3 6, George 0-4 2-2 2, Theus 4-14 NBA West Chester 85. Cheyney 80 Transactions mal group of parents of soldiers PNIadelphia 27 24 6 60 188 177 (Thomas, Kucera), 6:31. 7, Montreal, Lebeau 2-2 11, Petrovic 9-16 4-5 23, Buechler 2-3 2-5 West Virginia 85, 82, OT fighting in the Middle East have NewJersey 23 22 10 56 200 184 19 (Corson), 9:40. 8. Chicago. Thomas 11, 6, Haley 3-3 3-4 9, Lee 1-4 0-0 2, Gervin 0-2 All-Star SOUTH BASEBALL scheduled a rally to support the Wbshlnglon 25 28 3 53 ITS 188 10:30. 9, Montreal, MePhee 14 (Daigneault), 0-0 0, Mills 1 -3 2-2 4. Totals 40-102 36-46 119. Game Alabama 79, Mississippi 74 Amerlcari League NY Islanders 18 29 8 44 157 195 19:25 (pp). Penalties— Murray. Chi (hooking), Miami 36 27 44 27— 134 Centenary 80, SE Louisiana 79 CLEVELAND INDIANS—Agreed to terms Are shells troops that is to be held at 1 p.m. Adams Division :53; Peluso, Chi (unsportsmanlike conduct), New Jersey 24 38 29 28—119 I’ O I M S r W K R .V fJ K : 2.^.56 Clemson 73, Maryland 69 with Felix Fermin, Inlielder, on e one-year con­ on Sunday, Feb. 10, at the Viet­ Boston 32 17 8 72 210 183 455; Odelela Mon (unsportsmanlike conduct), 3-Point goals— Miami 1-4 (FTice 1-2, Douglas Coll, of Charleston 78, S. Carolina SL 56 tract Montreal 30 21 6 66 194 ITS 455; Manson, Chi (roughing), 1733; Richer. 0-1, Askins 0-1), New Jersey 3-8 (Theus 1-1, High - 40 , 1988 Coppin SL 97, Delaware SL 71 NEW YORK YANKEES—Agreed to terms nam Veterans’ Memorial on Hartford 24 25 6 54 159 181 Mon (roughing), 1733; Wilson. Chi (holding), Morris 1-3, Petrovic 1-3, Leo 0-1). Fouled Low - 9 , 1981 Davidson 59, Winthrop 42 with Greg CadareL , on a one-year con­ Main Street. Buflalo 21 23 10 52 189 186 18:21; Turgeon, Mon (hooking), 19:51. out—None. Rebounds— Miami 49 (Long 14). Delta SL 74. Miss. Valley SL 69 RI.HOliND.S .\VI'UA(;i:: ‘J.'JO tract Announced the resignation of George The rally will feature a roll Quebec 11 34 9 31 155 240 Third Period— 10, Chicago, Goulet 19 New Jersey 65 (Coleman 13). Assists—^iami E. Kentucky 68, N.C.-Wilmington 66 Bradley, vice president of baseball operations. CAMPBELL CONFERENCE (Roenick, Lamier), 3:28.11, Chicago, Presley 9 25 (Douglas 10). New Jersey 21 (George. High - 2 7 , Florida 87, Auburn 83, OT SEATTLE MARINERS—Agreed to terms with into Kuwait call of local soldiers in the Gulf, 1962 Norris Division (Creighton, Wilson), 6:59. Penaltios--Courtnall, Petrovic 4). Total fouls— Miami 35. New Jersey Low - 1 , 1971 Florida Southern 56. Florida Tech 53 Dave Valla, catcher, on a three-year contract said Sam Ranno, an East W L T P ts GF GA Mon (boarding), 4:56; Chelios, Chi (cross­ 28. A—8.944. 1 , 1986 Furman 81, Maine 64 TEXAS FIANGERS— Agreed to terms with i i . Chicago 35 17 4 74 189 144 checking), 832; McGill, Chi (cross-checking), Ga. Soulhwostom 114, LaGranga 93 Brian Bohanon and Roger Pavlik, , and By JOHN KING In Baghdad, allied air attacks Hartford resident who is or­ S r Louis 32 16 7 71 216 174 10:02 76ers 108, Bullets 100 A.s.si.si.s a v k r .\(; k 3.90 George Mason 87, William & Maty 67 Kevin Reimer, outfielder, on one-year contract diminished overnight, but a bridge ganizing the rally. Detroit 24 27 5 53 189 206 The Associated Press Shots on goal—Chicago 9-6-4— 19. Montreal WASHINGTON (100) Georgia 87, Tennessee 78 National Lsagua Minnesota 17 31 9 43 and a communications were There will be a blackboard on 172 197 13-13-8—34. King 6-19 0-0 12. Grant 12-22 0-0 24. Jones High - 15 Isiah Thomas, 1984 Georgia Southern 80, East Carolina 68 ATLANTA BRAVES-Agraed to terms with Toronto 14 35 6 34 161 231 By RICK SANTOS Power-play Opportunitios— Chicago 1 of 3; 0-2 0-0 0, English 7-14 7-11 21, Irvin 6-12 4-4 Low - 0 , 1952 Ham^en-Sydney 71. Lynchburg 68 Jeff Treadway, second baseman, on a one-year DHAHRAN, Saudi Arabia — demolished, an Associated Press which parents will be asked to Smyihe Division Montreal 2 of 5. 16, Eackles 4-14 1-2 9, Ellison 3-8 1-4 7, Alarie 0 , 1970 High Riint 68. Guilford 63 contract Manchester Herald Los Angeles 31 18 5 67 U.S. warplanes knocked out an Iraqi reporter said. write the names of their 224 1 72 Goalies— Chicago. Bellour, 32-14-3 (34 2-5 5-5 9. Smith 1-2 0-0 Z Totals 41-98 18-26 Kennesaw 104, Barry 69 CINCINNATI R E D S-A g reed to terms with Calgary 28 21 5 61 217 173 shots-31 saves). Montreal, R acicot 4-3-1 Source: NBA NEA Graphic Mars Hill 65, Elon 52 The Saudi commander said today children, so the roll call can be 100. Billy Hatcher, outfielder, on a two-year contract mobile missile launcher and scored MANCHESTER — Manchester Edmonton 27 24 3 57 187 177 (11-6), Chabot(6:31 second, 8-5). PHILADELPHIA (108) MarymounL Va. 99, SL Mary's. Md. 88 and Chris Sabo, third baseman, on a one-year possible hits on three others over­ that allied forces have taken more done, Ranno said. Winnipeg 20 29 9 49 192 205 A— 16,726. Barkley 8-20 9-10 25, Gilliam 2-9 4-4 8, Maryville, Tenn. 82. Sewanee 72 contract residents have “complained away” Vancouver 19 32 5 43 172 221 Referee—Denis Morel. Linesmen—Wayne Miami, Fla. 87, SL Joseph's 64 night, the military said today. U.S. than 900 Iraqi prisoners since the The ceremony will also in­ Mahorn 4-5 2-3 10, Green 1-5 0-0 2. Hawkins —Agreed to about $40 million worth of taxable Wednesday's Gamas Bonney. Gerard Gauthier. 11-23 1 5-15 39, Anderson 8-15 0-0 16. Bol 1-3 MVP — Who will be the Most Middle Tenn. 114, Grambling SL 85 terms with Mickey Hatcher, first baseman, on a Marines fired artillery shells into war began, and more than 400 Iraqi clude a prayer, the Pledge of Al­ S t Louis 5, Buffalo 4. OT 0-0 2, Turner 3-8 0-0 6, Harris 0-2 0-0 O.Totals Morehead SI 77, Liberty 70 one-year contract property. Hartford 5, Edmonton 1 Valuable Player at the 41st Kuwait. troops surrendered in the 5^12 legiance, patriotic songs, and Maple Leafs 5, Jets 5 38-90 30-32 108. N. Carolina SL 97. North Carolina 91 PITTSBURGH PIRATES— Agreed to terms The gross value of real property Chicago 8, Montreal 3 Toronto 3 1 1 0— 5 Washington 30 22 28 20— 100 N.C.-Greensboro 78, Lincoln Memorial 65 Off the coast of Kuwait, a British months before the war. spieeches from local pioliticians. N.Y. Rangers 5. N.Y. Islanders 2 NBA All-Star Game? Probab­ with Mike LaValliara, catcher, on a one-year in town dropped by about 1.8 per­ Winnipeg 3 1 1 0— 5 Philadelphia 23 32 21 32— 108 Oglethorpe 94, Piedmont 65 A hot-air balloon with the Toronto 5, Winnipeg 5, tie contract Named Douglas Buremcui senior vice Royal Navy helicopter blew up an Lt. Gen. Khalid bin Sultan told First Period— 1, Toronto, Marois 15 (Rouse, 3-Point goals—Washington 0-4 (Irvin 0-1, ly a hot shooter. The average Presbyterian 75, Catawba 62 cent as a result of informal appi^s Thursday's Games proskfont lor business operations. reporters the POWs have told of POW-MIA insignia emblazoned Clark), 1:48. 2. Winnipeg, Evans 6 (Marchment Eackles 0-1. Alarie 0-2), Philadelphia 2-8 (Haw­ Richmond 67, James Madison 50 Iraqi patrol boat with a Sea Skua Calgary at Boston, 7:35 p.m. and corrections made to the recently Steen), 5:45. 3, Winnipeg, Steen 11 (Elynuik, kins 2-6, Green 0-1, Harris 0-1). Fouled statistics for the game’s MVP S.C.-Spartanburg 79, S.C.-Alkon 57 missile, a pool report said. Iraq’s Iraqi “execution battalions” posi­ on the side is expected to be Vancouver at Phil^elphia, 7:35 p.m. Nattonal Basketball AtaocMIon Evans). 6:09. 4. Toronto, Clark 15 (Bradley), out— None. Rebounds— Washington 56 (Grant Shorter 66, North Georgia 62 revalued assessments. Assessor Montreal at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. are: 23.56 points, 9.9 -Activated Tom naval fleet is all but out of commis­ tioned behind the front lines to kill tethered at the rally. 11:49. 5, Winnipeg, Olezyk 19 (Osborne), 15), Philadelphia 63 (Barkley 14). A s ­ South Carolina 70, Louisville 67 Toronto at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Garrick, guard, from the Injured list Michael A. Bekech said Thursday. 12:17. 6, Toronto. Clark 16 (Bradley). 14:35. sists— Washington 27 (King 8). Philadel^ia 19 SL Andrew's 85, Barton 72 sion, with most of its vessels cither deserters and intimidate those con­ o z Friday's Games rebounds and 3.9 assists. WASHINGTON BULLETS—Placed Total property value is used to Penalties— MarchmenL Win (holding), 239; Ar- (Hawkins, Turner 4). Total fouls— Washington Tuskegee 96, F ^ Valley SL 78 J J r - Los Angelas at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. Haywoodo Vferkman, guard, on the injured list sunk or destroyed. sidering fleeing the Iraqi forces. VFW to hold niel. Win (interference), 6:18. 23, Philadelphia 20. Technical— Washington il­ Vanderbilt 91, Mississippi SL 70 determine the rate of taxes which N.Y. Islanders at Detroit 7:35 p.m. W. Carolina 86, N.C.-Asheville 77 Signed Clinton Smith, guard, to a 10-day con­ In the skybomc assault, French The latest allied actions on land, Second Period— 7, Toronto, Foligno 8 legal defense. A— 14,479. Big East Conierenca O'all tract citizens pay for town budgets. 2 Vancouver at N.Y. Rangers, 7:35 p.m. W L L Wake Forest 83. Bucknell 67 Sunday benefit (Krushelnyski), 3:16. 8. Winnipeg. Elynuik 23 w United Stales Basketball League Jaguar fighter-bombers used laser- sea and sky came as strategists > ;l m Edmonton at Vlbshlngton, 8:05 p.ra Syracuse 7 3 19 3 MIDWEST The reduction lowers the value of (Ashton. Steen), 8:11. Penalties---Flouse. Tor Rockets 111, Bucks 109 US8L—Awarded a franchise to Atlanta guided missiles to hammer an Iraqi debated when and how to wage a MANCHESTER — The H o Pittsburgh at Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m. SL John's 7 4 16 4 Allegheny 82, Obertin 79 (high-sticking). 1231; Carlyle, Win (holding), HOUSTON (111) Professional Sports, Inc., for the 1091 season. real estate by about $40 million — Georgetown 6 3 14 6 Alma 94, Albion 88 artillery position in Kuwait and for­ ground war against Iraq. Manchester chapter of the 17:35. Johnson 9-14 0-0 18. Thorpe 14-20 7-10 35, Liberty Batkatball Aaaociatlon NHL results Pittsburgh 5 4 16 7 Augsburg 75, Concordia, Moor. 73 from $2,212,000,000 to O CO Third Period— 9. Toronto. Reid 13 (Hannan), L.Smith 1-5 0-0 2, Maxwell 4-12 5-9 15. LBA ALL-STARS— Signed Ftenee Kelly, for­ tified positions in southern Iraq, the Defense Secretary Dick Cheney, Veterans Of Foreign Wars will Villanova 5 5 12 9 Baldwin-Wallace 86, Hiram Col. 79 $2,182,000,000. And it is sig­ 832 (sh). 10. Winnipeg, Amiel 5 (Evans, Hous- K.Smith 12-19 2-3 30, Wbod 3-7 0-0 7. Floyd ward, and Vicki Link, center. hold a benefit Sunday for a Mil­ 2 - < Whalers 5, Oilers 1 CONNECTICUT 5 6 14 7 Ball SL 55. Kent SL 53 French Defense Ministry said today. en route to the gulf for his first war­ ley), 16:08, Penalties-^oBlois. Tor (roughing), 0-6 0-0 0, Bullard 1-1 0-0 2, Winchester 0-2 0-0 nificantly less than the 3 percent Edmonton 1 0 0— 1 Seton Hall 5 6 13 7 Bethany, K a a 91, Bethel, Kan. 76 ford boy in need of a costly bone 3:02: Marchment. Win (roughing), 3:02; 0, Caldwell 1-1 0-0 Z Totals45-87 14-22 111. Two Marine A-6E Intruder attack time visit to the region, for the first Hartford 1 0 4— 5 Providence 4 6 13 8 BluHton 73, Dyke 66 drop that had been anticipated, Flamage, Tor (cross-checking), 7:46. MILWAUKEE (109) planes bombed suspected artillery marrow transplant. First Period—1, Hartford, Verbeek 28 Boston College 1 8 10 11 Bowling Green 60, Ohio U. 55 time publicly raised the prospect of Overtime— None. Penalty-^acDermid, Win Lohaus 11-18 0-0 23, Roberts 8 12 3-4 19, Bckech said. Three percent is ac­ (R.Brown, Francis), 4:27 (pp). 2, Edmonton, (interference), 2:21. Calvin 82. Adrian 73 sites in southern Kuwait overnight, a a limited ground campaign, rather Five-year-old Colin Barton Schayes 2-4 2-2 6, Humphries 13-20 3-4 30, cepted as the traditional reductions Lowe 2 (Linseman, Klima), 10:10. Penal­ Shots on goal— Toronto 14-9-12-3—38. Win­ Tuesday's Results Capital 77, Marietta 65 Radio, TV suffers from a rare genetic dis­ Robertson 0-2 0-0 0, Pierce 6-114-4 16, Grayer pool report said. than an all-out assault. ties—Huddy, Edm (high-sticking), 3:57; Krygier, nipeg 14-15-7-2— 38. UConn 76, Boston College 59 CenL Missouri 99, IMashbum 86 from the informal hearings. ease that attacks the central ner­ Har (holding), 12:58; Lamb, Edm, (hooking). 6-9 1-3 13, Kornet 0-1 0-0 0, Conner 1-2 0-2 Z Villanova 61. SL John's 51 Concordia, Neb. 90, Nebraska Waslyn 73 In the Marine artillery attack, “You add the amphibious clement Power-play Opportunities—Toronto 0 of 4; Totals 47-79 13-19 109. He attributes the moderate reduc­ 16:50. DgFIbuw 65, Ftosa-Hulman 53 gunners fired more than 100 rounds vous system. If left untreated, Winnipeg 0 of 2. Houston 30 15 31 35— 111 Today or the ground forces in the fashion Second Period— None. Penalties—Lowe, Wednesday's Result Deane 106, Dana 71 tion to a job well done by his staff Goalies— Toronto, Bester (4 shots-2 saves), Milwaukee 30 22 32 25—109 at a suspected Iraqi artillery battery that forces him to move out of his the disease causes victims to Edm (high-sticking), 1:43; Linseman, Edm Georgetown 79, Providence 65 E. Michigan 76, W. Michigan 59 7 p.m — College basketball: Arkansas at Ing, 12-23-5 (6:09 firsL 34-31). Winnipeg, Es- 3-Point goals— Houston 7-14 (K.Smith 4-4. and KVS Information Systems Inc., (cross-checking), 10:28; Crossman, Har (hold­ sensa, 14-14-4 (38-33). Franklin 77, Wabash 68 Houston, ESPN in Kuwait, a pool dispatch said. prepared positions, and it’s moving lose their ability to see, hear, Maxwell 2-5, Wood 1-4, Floyd 0-1), Milwaukee ing), 12:46. Thursday's Gama Gustav Adolphus 58, SL Olaf 56, OT 7:30 p.m. — Flames at Bruins, NESN the Amherst, N.Y., company con­ talk and move. A— 12157. 2- 8 (Lohaus 1-2, Humphries 1-4, Rorco 0-1, Iraqi troops did not return fire, and out of those positions that makes Third Period— 3, Hartford, Francis 18 Maryland-Eastern Shore at Boston College. 7 Hope 115, Olivet 73 7:30 p.m. — Celtics al Knicks, Chanml 18. tracted to conduct the revaJuation. Referee— Dan Marouelli. Linesmerv—Swede Grayer 0-1). Fouled out— L.Smith. Schayes. no U.S. casualties were reported, the him vulnerable once again to the air The benefit, which starts at 1 (Babych, Crossman), 6:53 (pp). 4, Hartford, Knox. Brad Lazarowich. p.m. III. Benedictine 97, Aurora 82 WDRC (1360-AM), WFAN (660-AM) Rebounds— Houston 50 (Thorpe 11). Mil­ Illinois 59, Purdue 56 7:30 p.m. — College basketball: La Salle at dispatch said. The revaluation falls in the top 3 p.m. in the VFW Hall, 608 East Tomlak 5 (Cyr, Dineen), 8:13. 5, Hartford. waukee 38 (Lohaus, Floberts, Schayes 5). As­ force,” Cheney told reporters travel­ Crossman 5 (Verbeek, Francis), 12:49 (pp). 6, Saturday's Games Judson 67, Trinity, III. 66 Notre Dame (taped), SportsChannel Tha Aaaoclatod Proaa percent in the nation on rating sys­ sists— Houston 26 (K.Smith 10), Milwaukee 27 It was the first ground action near ing with him. Center St., will feature music Hartford, Holik 16 (Burt), 17:43. Penal­ Seton Hall at Oklahoma, 1230 p.m. Kansas 85, Nebraska 77 8 p.m. — Bulls al Pistons, TNT (Humphries 9). Total fouls— Houston 20, Mil­ tem determined by a complex for­ from several bands. Guests will ties—Huddy, Edm (hooking), 5:29; Simpson, Syracuse at Notre Dame, 2:30 p.m. Mo.-Kansas City 76, Jackson SL 73 9 p.m. — College basketball: Virginia at the northern Saudi border since Cheney and Gen. Colin Powell, HE WANTS YOU — Charles “Uncle Sam” Shealer of Smith- waukee 19. Technicals— Milwaukee illegal Duke, ESPN mula involving mean deviations and Edm, major-game misconduct (spearing), 9:10; Villanova at Georgetown, 8 p.m. Mo.-SL Louis 61, Missouri-Ftolla 56 Monday, when Marines exchanged chairman of the Joint Chiefs of be asked to make a donation of Basketball defense 2. A— 15,381. Boston College at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. Mount Marty 85, Northwestern, Iowa 77 10:30 p.m. — College basketball: Arizona field, N.C., strikes a convincing pose last week in his patriotic Tomlak, Har (slashing), 9:10; Dineen, Har (hold­ small arms, 25mm cannon and artil­ Staff, have in the past promised a other mathematical schemes. their choice at the door. ing), 14;38. Jazz 103, Suns 99 SL John's at Providence, 8 p.m. Mount Union 108, John Carroll 94 State at UCLA. NESN. MSG costume. Shealer says he is seeing a renewed surge of Shots on goal—Edmonton 11-2-3— 16. Muskingum 81, Heidelberg 67 Midnight — College basketball: Now Mexico lery fire with Iraqi troops in at Colorado State, ESPN Hartford 11-10-11—3^ NBA standings PHOENIX (99) Big East result N. Iowa 83, Drake 67 southern Kuwait. Please see GULF, page 6. patriotism since the U.S. went to war against Iraq. Please see TAXES, page 6. Meotti proposes Power-play Opportunitios— Edmonton 0 of 3; Chambers 7-17 0-0 14, McDaniel 2-9 2-2 6, NE Missouri 69, NW Missouri SL 58 Hartford 3 of 7. EASTERN CONFERENCE West 1-2 2-2 4, Johnson 11-21 7-7 30, Hor- G’town 79, Providence 65 North Rirk 68, Elmhurst 61 pesticide bill Goalies— Edmonton, Reddick, 0-1-0 (32 Atlantic Division nacek 10-21 4-4 25, Majerle 4-8 3-3 11, Cebal- Notre Dame 84, La Salle 68 W L Pci. GB shots-27 saves). Hartford. Sidorklewicz, los 3-8 1-2 7, Lang 0-1 0-0 0, Nealy 1-2 0-0 2. PROVIDENCE (65) Ohio Weslyn 65, Denison 55 Scholastic — HARTFORD — State Senator 18-16-5 (16-15). Boston 34 12 .739 Totals 39-89 19-20 99. Turner 1-2 0-0 2, Saddler 1-5 2-2 4. Bragg Otterbein 70, Ohio Northern 60 A— 11,364. Philadelphia 25 21 .543 9 UTAH (103) 7-17 1-3 15, Murdock 9-25 3-4 25, Forbes 1-6 Ripen 71, Lawrence 51 Michael P. Meotti (D-4th Dis­ 14 Referee—Ftichard Trotlier. Linesmen— Kevin New Ybrk 20 26 .435 K.Malone 11-20 7-11 29, Edwards 5-12 0-0 1-2 3, Fkjyd 5 2 5 0 0, Western 5 0 5 0 0, SE Missouri 69, Mo. Southern 63 Bennet-llling girls’ hoop trict) has introduced a bill re­ Washington 20 27 .426 14'/z Campbell 0-3 5 0 0. Watts 2-4 2-2 8, Brown 1-8 SW Missouri SL 79, S. Illinois 70 MHS plans unveiled Collins, Pal Dapuzzo. 10, Eaton 2-2 3-4 7, Toolson 4-6 1-2 10. Stock- Coventry H.S. quiring schools to notify parents New Jersey 14 33 .298 20'rz ton 5-12 11-11 2 Z Rudd 2-4 2-2 6, Griffith 4-7 0-0 2. McDonald 0-2 0-0 0, Simpkins 3-3 0-0 6. SL John's, Minn. 85, Macalester 66 The Bennet Junior High girls' varsity basket­ 34 .277 21'/z Totals 2578 9-13 65. ball team defeated crosstown rival tiling, 47-29, Miami 13 0-0 9, Brown 0-3 2-2 2. Bailey 2-5 4-4 8.Totals SL Mary ol the Plains 68, McPherson 66 or students prior to using pes­ Central Division GEORGETOWN (79) Wadmsday aftermon. Bennet is 8-5 while llling tion will have 14 classrooms and a 35-71 30-36 103. SL Mary's, Minn. 43, Hamlino 41 By SCOTT B. BREDE Committee meeting. ticides on school grounds. 34 14 .708 — Churchwoll 3-5 0-1 6. Mourning 4-8 7-10 15, falls to 5-8. Rangers 5, Islanders 2 Detroit Phoenix 20 30 24 2 5 - 99 SL Thomas, Minn. 68, Carleton 60 Manchester Herald After hearing Maffe’s complaint, school store. The $125,000 in ex­ 14 .689 1'rz Mulombo 5 1 4 4-8 20, Brown 4-8 9-11 17, Har­ Gena Orlowski led Bennet with 10 points Informing parents in advance Chicago 31 Utah 28 17 34 24— 103 Taylor 72. Manchester 53 pected savings may be used to N. Y. Islancfers 1 g 1—2 Milwaukee 30 19 .612 4'/z rison 4-10 2-2 10, Thompson 2-3 0-0 5, Morgan while D'Shana Dorsey, Dollar Chenthavone and architects from Stcckcr LaBau Ar- gets good news Tlllin 75. Rndlay 56 will enable them to take precau­ N.Y. Rangers 3 2 0— 5 3-Poinl goals— Phoenix 2-7 (Homacek 1-1, Kristim Kravontka had eight points apiece. Atlanta 25 21 .543 6 0-3 1-21, Kelly 2-2 5 0 5. Totals 27-53 23-34 Toledo 74, Miami, Ohio 61 MANCHESTER — A Glaston­ ncill McManus Architects Inc. ac­ repave the student parking lot and First Period— 1. N.Y. Islanders, Volek 18 Johnson 1-3, Majerle 0-1, Chambers 0-1, Nealy 79. Debbie Vasko chipped In with six points. Erica tions, especially if their child is Indiana 19 26 .422 13'/z UrbonaOO, Welsh 57 (Tucker, McBeen), 3:25. 2, N.Y. Rangers, 0-1), Utah 3-7 (Toolson 1-1, Griffilh 1-1, Stock- Ness grabbed 11 rebounds while Dorsey added bury firm hired to design the cepted an offer from Maffc to ex­ repair the present public address Cleveland 15 31 .326 18 Halftime— Georgetown 44, Providence 27. 5 Washington, Mo. 83, Mac Murray 49 Association of Secondary Schools sensitive to the types of chemi­ Gartner 29 (Leetch, Patrick), 16:13 (pp). 3, N.Y. ton 1-3, Rudd 0-1, Edwards 0-1). Fouled 10. Katie Liebig and \blanda Napper also system at the school, building com­ By JACQUELINE BENNETT Charlotte 14 32 .304 19 point goals—Providence 6-18 (Murdock 4-8, Wichita SL 78. Bradley 68 Manchester High School addition plain the plan change at the next Rangers, Ogrodnick 22 (Kisio, Mullen), 18:19 out— None. Rebounds— Phoenix 47 (West 8), played well. Manchester Herald and Colleges and will retain its cals used in pesticides, Meotti WESTERN CONFERENCE Watts 2-4. Saddler 0-1, Campobll 0-1. Forbes Wilmington, Ohio 123, Thonvs More 109 mittee members said. (pp). 4, N.Y. Ftangers, Sheppard 20 (Turcotto, Utah 46 (Eaton 13). Assists—Phoenix 19 Almee Allaire led llling with eight points while unveiled preliminary plans for a Board of Education meeting on Feb. accreditation from that agency. said. Midwest Division (Johnson 7). Utah 28 (Stockton 15). Total 0-2, McDonald 0-2), Georgetown 2-7 W lttan^ g 70, Earlham 41 Committee Chairman Charles J. Patrick). 18:51 (pp). Penalties— Reekie, NYI (in­ W L Pci. GB (Thompson 1-1, KeHy 1-1, Harrison 0-1, Brown Kelly White had seven. Jen Dazy and Jan one-story addition that stands to cost 25. fouls—Phoenix 28, Utah 24. Techni­ Wbostar 76, Case Western 52 “I am very pleased to report to terference), :54; Baumgartner, NYI, major (fight­ — Crawford added live points each. Shauna COVENTRY — Superinten­ San Antonio 31 13 .705 0-2. Morgan 0-2). Fouled out—Forbes. SOUTHWEST $125,000 less than what was They said the firm decided to go Crocini said the committee will ing). 609; Domi, NYR, major (lighting), 6U9; cals— Phoenix illegal defense Z A— 1Z616. Brown also played well. you we’re not in danger of loss of Woman dies Utah 31 16 .660 1'rz Ftebounds— Rovidonco 41 (Bragg 11), Geor­ Arkansas SL 76, New Orleans 65 cither approve or disapprove the dent of Schools Michael Lauer, NYI (intorforence), 902; Vukola, NYI (irv Houston 26 21 .553 6'rz getown 46 (Mutombo 14). Assists—Providence originally anticipated for the project. with a one-story plan instead of the accreditation and will be receiving terfsrerKe), 14:27; Flichtar, senred by Ogrod­ CenL SL, Oklo. 89. SE Oklahoma 61 plan at its next meeting on March 7. Malinowski gave the Board of from burns Dallas 16 27 .372 14'/z 13 (Forbes 5), Georgetown 16 (Brown 7) Total Oklahoma SL 83, Iowa SL 62 Despite the cost savings. Board of initial two-story plan that was ap­ word we will be getting re-ac- nick (slashirrg), 1427; Lauer, NYI, major-game Minnesota 16 28 .364 15 Sends 107, Clippers 104 Fouls—Providence 30, Georgetown 14. Maffe asked if the plan called Education good news Thursday misconduct (hi^-sticking), 1509. SL Edward's, Texas 76, Texas Wesleyan 74 Education member Francis Maffc proved by town residents in Novem­ crcdilalion,” Malinowski said at MANCHESTER — Anne Denver 14 31 .311 17"z LA CLIPPERS (104) A—9.103. SL Mary's, Texas 91, Incarnate Vferd 68 Rec Hoop for a flat or raised roof, citing night, telling members he is confi­ Second Period— 5. N.Y. Rangers, Erixon 5 Orlando 13 33 .283 19 Norman 10-17 0-0 20, Smith 9-11 2-2 20, expressed distress because the finn ber, citing cheaper costs and better Levay, an elderly woman who (Gartner), 2:19. 6, N.Y. Rangers, Shaw 2, Texoa 100, Baylor 95 dent Coventry High School is no the meeting at Coventry High Pacific Division Benjamin 4-8 1-2 9, Grant 3-4 1-2 7. Martin Big East women’s result Texas A&M 70, Texas Tech 63 leakage problems with the high 10:58. Penalties—Vukota, NYI. triple minor did not notify school board members traffic flow throughout the high School. was critically injured in a Sun­ Portland 39 9 .813 — 9-18 0-0 21, Manning 7-14 0-1 14. Garrick 2-5 Wsyland Baptist 84, Angelo S t 50 school’s flat roof that occurred longer at risk of being put on (tripping, roughing), 12:56; Baumgartner, NYI, LA Lakers 35 11 .761 3 3- 4 7. Vaught 1-1 1-2 3, Kimble 0-0 3-4 3.UConn To­ 63, Villanova 40 Adults of a “radical” change in design school as reasons for that decision. day evening fire, died today at major-misconduct (fighting), 12:56; Domi, NYR. M R WEST probation by the New l^gland Plea.se see SCHOOL, page 6. Phoenix 30 16 .652 8 tals 45-78 11-17104. VILLANOVA (40) Biola 104, Christian Heritage 66 B.A. Club 59 (Bill Bollock 24) Smoke 47 (Vito plans. The plans were shown According to the preliminary Hartford Hospital. minor-major-game misconduct (instigator, fight­ Golden State 26 19 .578 11'rz SEATTLE (107) Perrom 19) ing). 12:56; K.King, NYR (roughing), 12:56; Walker 2-4 2-2 6, Benedix 0-4 1-21, Groft 0-2 Claremont-Murid 82, LaVerne 73 Thursday night during a Building plans, the 14,000-sqiuirc-foot addi­ Plea.se see MHS, page 6. Levay, 74, of 11-D Blueficld Seattle 22 23 .489 15'/z Kemp 4-10 3-4 11, McKoy 4-12 5-6 13, Cage 0-0 0, Litkenhaus 7-14 0-0 16, Chavorini 0-7 0-2 E. Montana 90, Flocky Mountain 72 Manchester Cycle 97 (Ed Staron 43, Joe D.King, NYI (cross-checking), 15:26; Shaw, LA Clippers 15 32 .319 23'/z 5-9 1-4 11, Ellis 7-15 2-2 17. Payton 6-12 1-1 Drive in Wcsthill Gardens, had NYR (holding), 18:20. 0, Magarity 3-9 5 0 8, Tukis 5 4 0-0 0, Connell Missouri 75, Colorado 67. OT McGann 27) Style 93 (Greg Thomas 23, Dave Sacramento 13 32 .289 24'rz 13, Johnson 12-20 0-0 27, Polynice 2-4 3-4 7, 0-2 5 1 0. Berry 4-10 1-1 9. Totals 1556 4-8 40. Occidental 85, Vifhittier 78 Milner 20, Kevin Hightower 17, Gary Wright 10) been overcome by smoke and Third Period— 7, N.Y. Islanders, Flatley 16 Wednesday's Games McMillan 0-1 0-0 0. Threatt 4-6 0-0 8. Barros (D.King, LaFontaine), 12:35 (pp). Penal­ CONNECTICUT (63) Oregon 83, Oregon SL 66 suffered bums on her face, back, Boston 133, Charlotte 117 0- 2 0-0 O.Totals 44-91 1521 107. Lishness 6-10 3-3 15, Wetzel 1-2 0-0 2. B a s Redlands 123, ^ 1 Lutheran 92 Midgets ties—Mallette. NYR (roughing), 11:34; Pilon, Miami 134, New Jersey 119 Los Angeles 31 23 23 27— 104 chest, and amis from a fire NYI. minor-major (instigator, fighting). 15:58; com 5 1 5 5 5 17. Baer 2-4 2-2 6. Davis 1-8 4-4 San Diego 86, S. Utah 81 Community Y- Collies 33 (Henry Brown 18. Ed board gets Philadelphia 108. Washington 100 Soattlo 31 21 24 31— 107 7, Grossman 2-8 5 0 4, Saunders 2-4 2-2 6, Ryan Buzzell 8; Jeremy Smith also played well) begun in her home, authorities Mallette, NYR, double major-game misconduct Houston 111, Milwaukee 109 3-Point goals— Los Angeles 3-6 (Martin 3-5, (high-sticking, fl(yiting) 15:58. F^ttyson 1-4 0-0 Z Law 1-1 5 0 2. FYim Roth- Bulls 26 (Matt Lavatorl 8; Kevin Tadlord and Utah 103, Phoenix 99 Manning 0-1), Seatlle 4-9 (Johnson 3-3, Ellis .said. It is believed to have been Shots on goal— N.Y. Islanders 10-9-12—31. luss 1-1 0-0 Z Totals 23-57 16-16 63. John Floy also played well) Seattle 107, LA Clippers 104 1- 4, McMillan 0-1, Barros 0-1). Fouled How Top 25 fared N.Y. Rangers 13-4-2— 19. Halflima— Connecticut 24, Villanova 10. 3- Mahoney- Gunners 37 (Ryan Cosmini 14 caused by smoking. Sacramento 97, Portland 93 out—None. Rebounds— Los Angeles 50 (Marv How the Associated Press' Top 25 teams Power-play Opportunilies— N.Y. Islanders 1 ooint goals— Villanova 4-7 (Margarity 2-3, Ut- points, 10 rebounds; Kim Mainville 8) Tigers 33 Thursday's Games ning, Norman 9), Soattlo 42 (Kemp 7). As­ fared Wednesday: Levay had been taken to the of 3; N.Y. Rangers 3 of 8. xenhaus 2-4). Connecticut 1-12 (Davis 1-8, (Andy Moran 11. Mike Beaulieu 6; Tim Sullivan $10.5m budget Charlotte at Atlanta, 730 p.m. sists— Los Angeles 25 (Grant, Manning 7), Bascom 0-3, Grossman 0-1). Fouled 1. UNLV (18-0) d d not play. Next: vs. Fresno also played well) hospital by Lifestar Helicopter Goalies— N.Y. Islanders, Healy, 12-15-7 (19 Houston at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Seatlle 21 (Payton 9). Total fouls— Los Arrgeles 3ut—None. Rebounds— Villanova 34 (Berry 7), State, Thursday. Celtics 21 (Donny Fterkor 4; Steven Kruzyk shots-14 saves), Hackett (4:28 second, 0-0). Boston at Now York, 7:30 p.m, and was treated in the intensive 19, Seattle 18. A— 12,021. Connecticut 43 (Bascom 12). Assists—VII- 2. Arkansas (22-1) did not play. Next at and Luke Bombadior also played well) Jazz 20 N.Y. Rangers, Richter 16-9-4 (31-29). Minnesota at Orlando, 7:30 p.m. Houston, Thursday. By JACQUELINE BENNETT High School. care imit. anova 7 (Litkenhaus, Magarity 2), Connecticut (Kevin Lappen 6, Jason Irish 4; Tom Entwistle A— 15,568. Now Jersey at Washington, 7:30 p.m. 13 (Lishness 6). Total fouls— Villanova 15, Con- 3. Ohio State (18-1) dd not play. Next vs. also played well) Manchester Herald He said he kept the council’s She was the widow of Joseph Referee— Don Koharski. Linesmen—Ryan Chicago at DetroiL 8 p.m. Northwestern, Saturday. Kings 97, Blazers 93 lacticut 1Z A— 1,289. Corractlon: In the Lakers-Heat game on direction in mind when paring down Bozak, Den Schachte. Golden State at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Levay. Bom in Lebannon, she 4. Indiana (20-2) d d not play. Next: at Fob. 5, Ryan Bushoy made the game-winning Indiana at San Antonio. 8:30 p.m. PORTLAND (93) Northwestara Thursday. COVENTRY — Superintendent requests from the four school prin­ lived most of her life in Kersey 3-13 1-2 7, Williams 4-7 6-10 14, Dollege hoop scors shot The information was Incorrectly submitted. Friday's Games 5. Arizona (16-3) did not play. Next at cipals who asked for a 15 percent in­ Manchester. No games scheduled Duckworth 4-8 1-1 9. Porter 6-12 5 8 20, Drex- EAST Southern Callbrnia, Thursday. of Schools Michael Malinowski Blues 5, Sabres 4 OT Saturday's Games ler 4 15 5 1 3 14, Robinson 2-12 4-6 8, Ainge American Inti. 91, Assumption 70 6. Duka (16-4) d d not play. Next vs. No. 11 presented the Board of Education crease in the budget. Her funeral will be at 9 a.m. SL Louis 2 1 1 1 —5 No games scheduled 2-4 1-2 7, Davis 2-6 3-4 7, Ibung 0-4 0-0 0, Bentley 79. Springfield 67 Virginia, Thursday. The pro[X)Scd $10,566,389 budget Bryant 2-6 3-4 7. Totals 29-87 3550 93. Bolhany.W.Va. 87, Thiel 75 Calendar Thursday night with a $10.5 million Monday at the John F. Ticmcy Buffalo 2 2 0 0— 4 Sunday's Gama 7. Syracuse (19-3) did not play. Next: at for the next fiscal year, which First Period— 1. Buffalo, Hogue 12 (Turgeon), All-Star Game at Chartotte, 1:30 p.m. SACRAMENTO (97) Bloomsburg 69, Kutztown 81 Notre Dame, Saturday. proposed budget for fiscal year Funeral Home, 219 W. Center 1:50. 2, Buffalo, Andreychuk 19 (Turgeon, Simmons 513 6-7 16, Carr 8-13 2-2 18, Bridgeport 104, New Haven 89 8. S t John's (16-4) did m l play. Next at Today 1991-92, up 9.18 jicrccnt over lliis begins July 1, is up from this year’s St. Ledyard), 8:07. 3, St. Louis, Running 12 Causwoll 1-1 2-2 4, Sparrow 5 1 2 0-0 12, Mays Buffalo 71. LeMoyne 70 Providence. Saturday. QIrta Baakatball budget of $9,678,120. It includes (Brind'Amour, Marols), 8:19. 4, SL Louis, Hull 4-14 17-18 27, Sampson 2-3 0-6 4, Los 1-4 3-4 California, Fla. 83, Shipponsburg 69 9. North Carolina (15-4) lost to North Carolina Bolton al Cromwell, 7:30 year’s budget. 56 (Oates, Brind'Amour), 12:26. Penal- NBA results 5, Wonnington 2-4 2-2 6, Calloway 2-4 1-2 5.To- Daemon 87, Houghton 77 State 07-01. Next vs. No. 11 Virginia, Satur­ RHAM al Coventry, 7:30 The Town Council had given the $7.1 million for all staff salaries and ties--^assen, S I (tripping), 524; Wells, Bul tals 30-68 33-43 97. Dickinson 66, Gettysburg 56 day. superintendent a guideline of 5 per­ $1.2 million for benefits. Health in­ (Interferertoe), 18:34. Celtics 133, Hornets 117 Portland 19 23 19 32— 93 East Stroudsburg 69, Millersville 56 10. Kentucky (17-4) did m t play. Next: at Friday Sacramento 28 18 20 31—97 Elizabethtown 66, Drew 64 surance costs have increased from Second Period-5, Buffalo, Turgeon 25 CHARLOTTE (117) Mississippi, Saturday. B o y t Baakatball cent as an acceptable increase in line Inside Today».. 3-Point goals—Portland 5 1 4 (Ftortor 3-5, Fordham 85, Colgate 73 (Hogue, Mogilny), 2:40. 6. S i Louis. Courtnall Newman 3 9 2-6 8, Reid 4-7 0-0 8, Gminski 11. Virginia (17-4) dd not play. Next: at No. 6 Manchester al Rockville, 7:30 witli the estimated growth of the $853,863 to over $1 million, accord­ Ainge 2-4, Davis 0-1, Drexler 0-2, Vbung 0-2), Georgetown 79. Providence 65 19 (Oates. Brown). 4:15. 7, Buffalo. Hawerchuk 3- 7 0-0 6, Bogues 4-8 0 0 8. Chapman 0-4 OO Duka, Thursday. Notre Dame al East Catholic. 7 p.m. Sacramento 4-12 (Sparrow 2-3, Mays 2-6, Los Glassboro SL 77, Stockton St. 76. OT town’s grand list. ing to budget officials. 20 (Mogilny, Andreychuk). 15:09. Penal­ 0, Gill 11-22 OO 23, Curry 9-13 5-5 24, Locknor 1Z Southern Mississippi (15-2) dd not play. Coventry al Chaney Tech. 7:30 ties— Snuggerud, Bul (holding), 7.05; P.Caval- 0-3). Fouled out— Kersey, Drexler, Carr. Grove City 79, \Nash. & Jeff. 65 Next: vs. Virginia Tech, Thursday. Bacon Academy at Bolton, 730 Malinowski defended his budget The board will begin its budget 5- 10 0-0 10, Gattison 6-12 3-3 15. TripuckaRebounds—Portland 4-5 74 (Williams 11), Hamilton 71. Utica 45 llnl, SiL (holding), 13:51; P.Cavallini, SiL 4- 4 12, Haffnor 0-2 1-2 1. SchoHler OO 2-2 2 13. East TenrHMsee Stats (10-2) did m t play. FtorUand at RHAM, 7:30 Sacramento 52 (Simmons 19). As­ Holy Crosa 77, Lafayette 75 increase during the meeting. deliberation meetings Feb. 19. (roughing), 19:13. Totals 49-99 17-22 117. Next: at Citadel, Saturday. Boyt Swimming 20 pages, 4 sections sists—Portland 14 (Porter 7), Sacramento 21 Iona 80, Fairfield 64 Under the proposed budget, salary Third Period— 8. St. Louis. Brown 10 BOSTON (133) 14. UCLA (16-5) did m l play. Next: vs. Manchester at East Hartford, 3:30 “We must keep in mind tlic order (Simmons 8). Total fouls—Portland 32, Jersey City SL 76, Montclair SL 70 (Momesso. Stevens), 8:04. Penal­ Bird 8-17 0-0 18, Gamble 10 13 3-3 23 Arizona Stale, Thursday. SL Joseph at East Catholic (Tri-Town Sports of our jiriorities, to present programs expenses will decrease by $300,000 ties—Featherstone, StL (slashing), 4:31; Sacramento 35. A— 17,014. Kean 85, Flulgors Newark 80 15. Nebraska (18-4) lost to No. 18 Kansas Centor. Cromwell). 4 p.m. At Homo _ 11 Parish 5-6 2-2 12 Shaw 3-7 2-2 8, Lewis 6-7 Modgar Evers 112, Hunter 110 so all children can learn. Thai’s from suiff cuts, including one math Kimble, StL (unsportsmanlike conduct), 9:32; 6- 6 18, Brown 3-8 2-4 8, McHale 11-17 5-5 28, 85-77. Next vs. Colorado, Saturday. Classifiod_ Wells, Buf (unsportsmanlike conduct). 9:32. Mercy, N.Y. 81. Southampton 75 IS. New Mexico Stale (16-2) did m t play. Saturday Tha Aaaoclalad Praaa what we arc in the business for. I teacher at the high school, a teacher Comics __ Pinckney 2-2 2-2 6, Kleine 1-2 2-2 4, Smith 4-6 Messiah 73, Susquehanna 68 Overtime—9, SL Louis, Hull 57 (Oates), 4:15. OO 8, Popson 0-2 OO O.Tolals 53-87 24-26 133, Next: at UC Irvim, Saturday. Boya Basketball think this budget addresses those at Capt. Nathan Hale School, a spe­ Focus____ Per»ltlos-None. Muhlenberg 71, Lebarvin Val. 65 17. Utah (20-2) did m t play. Next vs. Hawaii. Coventry al East Hampton, 7:30 SWOOP TO REFUEL — A Canadian CF-18 carrying Side Winder missiles swoops at 19,000 Charlotte 23 26 32 36— 117 N J. Tech 82. Kings Point 47 needs. It’s realistic and gives you, cial education teacher at Natlian L o c a l____ Shots on goal— SL Louis 9-12-16-2— 39. Buf­ Boston 26 32 43 32— 133 Bowling Thuisday. GIrla Basketball NYU 76, Yeshiva 56 St. Joseph al East Catholic, 7 p.m. feet toward a KC-135 tanker south of the Kuwaiti border Thursday. To the left is part of the Lottery___ falo 10-9-9-3— 31. 3-Point goals—Charlotte 2-3 (Gill 1-1, Curry I S Kansas (16-4) boat No. 15 Nebraska ecriainly, flexibility,” Malinowski power-play Opportunities—SL Louis 0 of 2: Now HampsNre Coll. 94, Keene SL 62 85-77. Next: vs. No. 23 Oklahoma, Saturday. le t Hockey Obi tu ah 08 1-1, Newman 0-1), Boston 3-9 (Bird 2-7, Pace 85. Adolphi 65 wing connected to a refueling probe. said during a meeting at Coventry Piea.se see BUDGET, page 6. Buffalo 1 of 4. 10. LSU (14-6) dd m l play. Next: vs. Geor­ Manchestor vs. Nowington (KIngswood Weal Opinion__ McHale 1-1, Kleine 0-1). Fouled out-None! Home Engineers Penn SL 78, SL Bonavonlure 51 Hartford), 6:45 p.m. G oalies— SL Louis. Riendeau, 20-7-5 (31 Rebounds— Charlone 43 (Locknor 10), Boston gia, Friday. S p o rts___ shots-27 saves). Buffalo, Puppa, 11-10-4 Mary Alice Tulimiori 175453. Audrey While Penn SL-Behrend 67. Waynesburg 48 20. Georgetown (14-6) beat Provldsm s East Catholic vs. Wolhorsfiold (Tri-Town Coo­ 48 (Parish 14). Assists—Charlotte 32 (Bogues Pitl.-Bradlord 90, Lake Erie 82 ler, Cromwell), 6:15 p.m. S t a le _____ (39-34). 10), Boston 35 (Bird 13). Total fouls—Charlotte 189-500, Ann Kibble 181, Gail Pasqurell 70-65. Next: vs. Villamvo. Saturday. A - 1 5.354. 194-523, Pal Irwin 201, Debbie Enzor 192-468, Ouinnipiac 84, Merrimack 78 21. New Orleans (19-4) lost to Arkansas Wraslling Television 12 18, Boston 16. Technicals—McHale. Serving The Manchester Area For Over 110 Years ~ Call Today for Home Delivery 647-9046 Referee—Mark Faucette. Linesmen—Ron Bette Dufraine 178-511, Marlys Dvorak 462. S. Connecticut 60, Sacred Heart 58 Slate 76-65. Next vs. Louisiana Tech, Satur­ East Hartford at Manchoster, noon A— 14,890. Asselstine, Leon Stickle. Ruth Skiba 481, Theresa Durrane 481. S. Maine 71, Bowdoin 69 day. East Catholic al ACC Cham[xonships 2—MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Feb. 8. 1991 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Feb. 8, 1991— 3 In Connecticut Vernon Marine killed in training NATION/WORLD Intelligence collection VERNON — An 18-year-old Marine died after being struck in the head by another Marine one day before he was to graduate from recruit camp at Farris Island, S. C. Pvt. 1st Class Chad E. Skog lapsed into a coma last Thursday after ways to be changed he was hit in the head with a clo s^ fist, fell and struck his head again, USSR threatens world security said military spokesman, Capt. J. R. Mill. He died Monday at Medical University Hospital in Charleston, S.C. By GREGORY VISTICA over the now-autonomous with the National Security Ar­ By MARCUS STERN emphasize this is a six-year look Kremlin leaders to control events Geneva. Skog had graduated from Rockville High School last year. His Copley News Service military intelligence branches, a chives in Washington, said that Copley News Service that’s being offered at a time of con­ within Soviet borders could pose a Cheney was joined in his ap­ funeral with full military honors is scheduled for Saturday at St. senior intelligence officer said. when military intelligence officers siderable turmoil and uncertainty greater threat to world peace than pearance before the Armed Services Joseph Church in Vernon. WASHINGTON — A clas­ “The DIA is supposed to con­ are assigned to the DIA, they are WASHINGTON — Defense out there in the world ... “any conscious policy of seeking to Committee by Army Gen. Colin L. Mill said the Naval Investigation Service is investigating the alter­ sified report under review at the trol things,” he said. But “nobody reluctant to challenge or criticize Secretary Dick Cheney warned “I would like to reserve the right expand their influence through Powell, chairman of the Joint Chiefs cation between the two Marines which occurred during platoon forma­ Pentagon may profoundly change has the priority to say, OK, only their service branch, reducing the Thursday that international stability to be able to come back at some fu­ military means.” of Staff, who testified that the Soviet tion after breakfast. how the military collects intel­ one organization is going to col­ agency’s effectiveness. and planned, deep cuts in U.S. ture time and say, ‘We can’t go Some administration officials and Union remained a significant The recruit, whose name was not released, is being held in the Par­ ligence for operations like Desert lect a certain type of intelligence” Although the Pentagon is at­ m ilit^ spending could be jeopar­ down as fast or as far as this private analysts have worried about military threat to the United States. tempting to consolidate the intel­ ris Island brig pending any charges, he said. Storm and other national security for a particular job, he said. Such dized by “enormous uncertainties” program would take i t ’” what would happen to Soviet “We at the Pentagon recognize Skog would have graduated from basic training on Friday. Since needs. a charter would make the DIA the ligence branches through a about the course of the Soviet Union The six-year plan calls for a 25 nuclear arsenals if civil unrest inten­ that we are in a changing world, but high school, his dream had been to follow his older brother, dpi. Much of the in-house report is controlling agency, rather than the process called the Program and new concerns about arms con­ percent reduction in military man­ sifies. it is not yet a changed world,” he Michael Skog, 24, into the Marines, according to a friend from high known only to a handful of high- benign overseer it is now, he said. Budget Decision, the consolida­ trol agreements. power — a 91,000 personnel reduc­ Secretary of State James A. Baker said. “... the Soviet Union now and school, Allen Roy of Vernon. ranking officials, but according to Various efforts to give the DIA tion was not listed in the Pen­ “The prospects for arms control tion next year — and for a shift in Wednesday had revealed that the in the future will remain the one His brother, stationed in Saudi Arabia, was to return for the funeral in senior intelligence sources, it out­ more clout over the last 30 years tagon’s two-year budget released are in doubt,” Cheney told the focus from preparing for a show­ CFE treaty would not be submitted country capable of destroying the Saturday. lines options to consolidate and have failed, intelligence officers Monday. House Armed Services Committee, down with the ^ v ie t Union toward to the Senate for ratification at the United States in less than 30 Skog’s mother, Karen Skog, said Wednesday that she is especially streamline the nation’s military said. They said this latest effort — Sources said one reason for this citing questions about the fate of dealing with regional conflicts. present time because of concerns minutes.” proud of Chad because he was promoted from private to private first Th« Aaaoelalad PrMS intelligence branches and to which they said was the stfongest was to keep hidden, for security pending a U.S.-Soviet strategic arms Asserting that “there is no doubt about Soviet interpretations of the He urged the committee to retain class. TO THE VICTORS THE SNAPSHOTS — Saudi troops pose in front of a destroyed Iraqi tank strengthen the Defense Intel­ attempt to date — would again be concerns, the contents of any reor­ reduction treaty (START) and “a clear-headed recognition that in but what the Soviet economy is col­ accord. Thursday during a press tour of Khafji, the Saudi border town ravaged last week in the first ligence Agency (DIA). fought by the various military ganization. Others said although ratification of a conventional forces lapsing,” Cheney warned that “there Cheney Thursday explained that this time of post-Cold War euphoria, intelligence budget figures are Car dealers oppose guzzler tax major ground battle of the war. Saudi and allied forces drove Iraqi invaders from the town, in­ Officials said the restructuring branches. treaty (CFE). is no policy for economic reform ... “we’ve made it clear that Soviet in­ the world remains a very dangerous would reduce costly duplication Many intelligence officers said classified, the reorganization ef­ HARTFORD — Legislative proposals to raise sales taxes on gas- “Hopefully, we will be able to We’re beginning to see now a rever­ terpretation of the treaty and some place.” flicting heavy losses. of intelligence efforts and may be the move would be beneficial and fort was not listed because it still guzzling vehicles to spur energy conservation will unfairly penalize conclude those arms control agree­ sal of some of ^ e trends in terms of of their actions in connection with Powell outlined a defense necessary as part of the country’s streamline collection capabilities, is in the planning stages. They some connecdcut families, critics charge. ments, but it ain’t over yet,” Cheney human rights and freedom of the their conventional forces have raised doctrine that calls for shifts among adjustment to a post-Cold War perhaps saving tens of millions of said it very well might show up in “The practical effect... will be to economically p>enalize those who said. press.” serious doubts on our part about Pacific forces toward more of a world. dollars. future budgets. purchase family-size vehicles out of necessity to accommodate their Warning about the impact of con­ For that reason, he said, the U.S. submitting that treaty for ratifica­ maritime presence, with fewer Meanwhile, the Democratic and But other officers said it could Such a streamlining falls into family needs,” said Robert Valend, a Mystic car dealer who is legisla- tinuing turmoil in the Soviet Union must “plan for enormous uncertain­ Pressure has increased tion. ground forces, particularly in Korea Republican leaders of the Senate damage national security by limit­ line with what Defense Secretary dve chairman of the Coimecdcut Automodve Trades Associadon, an that could lead to civil strife, ty” in the Soviet Union, including “And until such time as we’re and Japan. >, Intelligence Committee said ing intelligence flow. I^r ex­ Dick Cheney has tried to do since association of 400 dealers. Cheney said the two-year defense “increased unrest” and the prospect satisfied of their good faith, there’ll Cheney told the committee that Thursday that they would intro­ ample, while the Navy primarily he came into office. Valenti who appeared before the Legislature’s Energy and Public budget and six-year military spend­ “perhaps even of civil war in the continue to be problems there as the subject of Naval aviation “is duce legislation this spring does assessments of the combat Cheney has moved under Udlides Committee on Thursday, also warned that such a move would ing plan submitted this week to Soviet Union.” to ease credit crunch well,” he said. probably one of the biggest proposing their own reorganiza­ abilities of foreign navies, the another administrative plan, the hurt small business and car dealers. Congress were based on a “rosy He declared, however, that “the The Bush administration has ob­ tion of the government’s intel­ other services analyze the navies, Defense Management Review, to He said dealers have no direct input into the automobile manufac­ headaches we’ve got right now.” By JOHN DIAMOND scenario” of continuing momentum Warsaw pact is dead” and expressed jected to Soviet claims that three of they’re going to make.” “The secretary bristles when I say ligence operations. too, and sometimes come up with streamline and consolidate a num­ turing process, and will be penaliz^ simply for selling the cars that in the Soviet Union toward confidence that the Soviet military their motorized infantry divisions He recently cancefed develop­ The Associated Press The group, which included all six that,” Frank said. But he added that The plan under review at the different and valuable informa­ ber of competing military func­ the auto industry produces. “democracy and demilitarization.” withdrawal from Eastern Europe and a large number of t^iks are not ment of the advanced A-12 stealth senators from Massachusetts, Rhode Brady can’t merely “push a button Pentagon reportedly contains a tion. tions — for example, commis­ “The retail automobile business is in the midst of a two-year But those trends “now appear to would continue on schedule. The subject to the agreement fighter because of unhappiness with WASHINGTON — New England Island and Connecticut along with and solve a problem that’s deeply provision to give the Defense In­ Experts also sec other problems saries run by the different downturn of drasdc propordons,” he said. be in doubt,” he said. Soviets, he said, will continue to After U.S. and Soviet START the way the program was managed. lawmakers are stepping up their Sens. Rudman and William Cohen, rooted in our economic conditions.” telligence Agency a charter with with a stronger DIA. Jeffrey branches now arc run by one com­ Supporters of the measure say the Persian Gulf War has heightened In discussing the proposed Pen­ lose ability to project military power negotiators reached an impasse in Eventually, efforts to develop an ad­ pressure on the Bush administration R-Maine, said they urged Brady to Lawmakers from Rhode Island some type of enforcement powers Richelson, an author and expert missary command. interest in energy conservadon and could widen support for proposals tagon budget and long-term defense abroad. taliu here, they were scheduled to vanced tactical Navy fighter will to ease the credit crisis squeezing go further. The lawmakers pressed brought a more urgent agenda to the to raise the sales tax on gas-guzzling vehicles. blueprint, Cheney said, “I want to Cheney said that the inability of resume negotiations this week in resume, he said. the Northeast’s economy. Brady to approve steps that would meeting: the banking crisis that led But a 45-minute meeting infuse some banks in the region with to the state seizure last month of 45 Mansfield school to lay off 18 Thursday between Treasury government-backed funds. banks and credit unions after their Secretary Nicholas Brady and more But the treasury secretary, still HARTFORD — The state Department of Mental Retardadon will private deposit insurance fund Keating Five divides Germany blamed for helping Iraq than a dozen lawmakers from the grappling with the aftermath of the failed. send layoff nodees next week to 18 maintenance workers at Mansfield region yielded no firm promises. savings and loan industry collapse, Training School, in the first round of cost-cutting ordered by Gov. “We don’t have a credit crunch, Even Republicans sounded uncer­ replied that he was reluctant to take we have a credit catastrophe,” said Lowell P. Weicker Jr. By RICK eZIMENT Iraq’s poison gas plants, and with bombing. The entire complex con­ develop,” said Intriligator. tain about the administration’s those steps. Rep. John Reed, D-R.I. “The governor has set a goal. We are proceeding with layoffs,” Copley News Service Germany’s help made Iraq’s ar­ Senate ethics committee the knowledge and complicity of the tains five complete production lines, resolve. “They aren’t ruling out the idea of Vir-ginia Allen, a spokeswoman for the department, said Thursday. German government, Hier charged. and by one German technician’s ac­ senal “more sophisticated and ac­ “If they’d had this five-point plan a capital infusion, although they Rep. Ronald Machtley, R-R.I., By LARRY MARGASAK criticism to Sens. Dennis DeCon- Calif. The sources said there is Last month, Weicker announced he would cut $12 million to $14 LOS ANGELES — The Simon Among the many facts and char­ count measures “one-third the size celerated the program, but any said New England would slip into a three months ago it would have been aren’t terribly enthusiastic about it,” The Associated Press cini, D-Ariz.; Donald W. Riegle Jr., general agreement that the case million from the nearly $670 million deficit projected for this fiscal Wicsenthal Center condemned Ger­ ges — most culled from recent Ger­ of Paris.” country of Iraq’s size and influence more powerful,” said Rep. Nancy said Sen. Christopher Dodd, D- depression if banking regulators D-Mich.; John Glenn, D-Ohio; and against him is strong and that the year by laying off as many as 207 state workers, most of them at many Thursday for helping provide man court records, news publica­ German scientists showed Iraqis will have its own cadre of d iii’t come to the rescue. But he Johnson, R-Conn. Conn., a member of the Senate WASHINGTON — The Senate John McCain, R-Ariz. committee could recommend > .l:' m Mansfield, and curtailing other state programs and services. Iraq with a chemical weapons in­ tions and television documentaries how to make and combine cyanide chemists,” he said. said it is up to the Treasury Depart­ Sen. Warren Rudman, R-N.H., Banking Committee. Ethics Committee is politically The three committee Republicans punishment by the full Senate. H i Q There are 86 maintenance workers at Mansfield, where the move­ dustry that may rival Nazi Ger­ — presented by the center: gas (called Zyklon-B by the Nazis ment to come up with the solutions. said Treasury is trying to help the Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., a divided over how to deal with four want McCain — the only GOP ment of padents to community-based programs has resulted in over- many’s, including custom-made gas Iraq possesses a production and used in concentration camps) The sources spoke after the com­ O CD region. “Unfortunately, the Treasury member of the House Banking member among the Keating Five — staffing. chambers that Iraq allegedly used in and the nerve gas Taubun. The “We are not going to become part of the five senators who interceded mittee, which began deliberating a capability of up to 15,000 tons of has a lot of other problems,” Rud­ Committee, reiterated his threat that and Glenn dismissed for lack of Z -< Allen said that the 18 employees would be informed about the fatal nerve gas experiments on cyanide destroys the filters of some of the Keating 17 for New England with regulators on behalf of finan­ week ago, recessed its private dis­ poison gas; Germany’s was 15,000 BEST BUY man said. “It was a very good meet­ New Englanders on the House evidence that they violated Senate layoffs on or after Feb. 13 and that each would receive six weeks Iranian prisoners. gas masks, then the Taubun kills the by going to the banks and asking for cier Charles H. Keating Jr., congres­ cussions until Feb. 19. tons at the height of World War II. ing. Will it result in anything? I Banking Committee would bottle up rules, the sources said Thursday. nodee. “This is a terrible indictment of wearer. specific” solutions, Machtley said. sional sources say. Rhema-Labortechnik. a now- OIL CO. can’t answer that.” bailout money for the savings and They would not be quoted by name. The Republican view on McCain Steven Ferruccio, president of the Connecdcut Employees Union German technology and Germany it­ bankrupt German firm whose of­ Many experts believe the condi­ Reed said Brady offered no The three committee Democrats Vernon, CT Brady said the adminisUation will loan industry until the Bush ad­ The disagreement does not in­ and Glenn parallels the findings of Independent, which represents the workers who will lose their jobs, self,” said Rabbi Marvin Hier, direc­ ficers are under indictment, supplied tions that 1^ to the arming of Sad­ specific measures to address the arc insisting that the panel treat the continue, “to focus on the problem. ministration moves to help New volve the fifth member of the Keat­ committee special counsel Robert S. said they include a barber and a plumber, along with laundry workers, tor of the West Los Angeles center, dam Hussein with such weaponry four senators csscntidly the same, Iraq with two custom-made gas 875-0876 Wc know it’s there and are trying to England. banking crisis in Rhode Island. carpenters and custodians. possibly by sending letters of ing Five, Sen. Alan Cranston, D- Bennett. during a crowded press conference. chambers of 4 cubic feet (5-foot- still exist and will continue. Please Call For add whatever wc can to make sure “They have learned nothing from square), double the normal size and Talks to restrict the spread of that the problem is turned around **★ ★ ★ ★ ****** * * * * * * A****» A ******yk**OykA** **A* ^ * ‘ UConn dorm repairs sought the tragedy that befell humanity at chemical weapons drag on in Current Pricing > • large enough to accommodate and is moving the other way as ) ■ ) STORRS — Years of neglect may cost the state about $70 million Auschwitz.” humans. Geneva, but those mles wouldn’t Diesel Fuel Also Available quickly as possible.” > • ANNALEE DOLLS WHY SWITCH? > • 1/2 PRICE SALE ^ dollars to repair deteriorating dormitories and dining halls at the The international trade in uncon­ A German engineer in Iraq said succeed anyway, said Michael In- 150 Galon Mlntnum TTie five-point plan mentioned by > • ventional weapons with Iraq in­ his Iraqi counterpart told him the triligator, director of UCLA’s Cen­ Prica aubjed to changa Volume Dlacounts > • FOR SPRING OF 1991 ARE IN University of Cormecdcut, a private consultant said. Johnson is a reference to regulatory > • Feb. 8th and 9th volved several Western nations, in­ gas chambers, which cost $1.3 mil­ ter for International and Strategic > • The consulting company, Dober, Lidsky, Craig and Associates Inc. changes being considered by Brady > • Come in and see cluding the United States, that sup­ lion, were intended for tests on cap­ Affairs. CALL FOR > • ALL MERCHANDISE of Belmont, Mass., which specializes in university plarming, said in a that would allow banks to write off a > • ported Saddam Hussein in his J " (Except Jewelry, Housewares and Books) preliminary report Thursday that the dormitories were in dismal con- tive Iranian soldiers. “You can’t say to countries you smaller percentage of bad or “non- bloody war against Iran but arc now PRICING > • the largest selection didon as a result of years of deferred maintenance. Key portions of Iraq’s largest musn’t build these weapons, be­ performing” loans and to assign a ) • arrayed against him. However, Ger­ -FOR PEOPLB W HO COm PARE." ) • THE PENNY SAVER The company, which was paid $200,000 for the yearlong study, poison-gas plant, in Samarra, are lo­ cause they are so easy to build, un­ higher value to troubled real estate of ANNALEE DOLLS m > ’ (MMH Auxiliary Thrift Shop) man firms were the primary sup­ cated six stories below ground and like nuclear weapons. Chemical said the university’s dormitories and dining halls would cost $70.3 developments. Both moves would ) - million to fix. pliers of expertise and material for presumably immune to surface weapons are totally trivial to ACE FUEL CO. > • 46 Purnell Place be designed to increase the amount > ■ in the area. “It’s just like a car. Over time, the buildings age,” said Arthur J. Legal of money banks have to lend. > • Hours: Mon. through Sat 10am to 5pm 644-9921 > " Anyone purcl^sing an ANNALEE DOLLS between now Lidsky, a senior consultant with the company. “They need major at- Talk Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., said i n tendon now.” New bill would outlaw most Attorney' the regulatory changes would be a and Easter can put their name in for drawing of large The company has drafted a plan for repairing the dormitories over good start and could “have a very At Law L^oJL^arrett EASTER DOLL 10 years. The project would require a massive infusion of money that significant impact on the availability could be provided through state bonds or the use of self-liquidating SPOUSAL ABUSE of credit.” PUBLIC NOTICE WE HAVE A PAPERWHITE BURPEE bonds that students would eventually pay off. abortions in South Dakota A spouse who seeks to protect children, Others were not so sure. FREE!! themself and the home from an abusive “I don’t iliink it’s going to be GROUP OF NARCISSUS and stop the use of abortion as a means tions of fetuses that have severe spouse has immediate help available from PLEASE NOTE: This space is available By CHET BROKAW the local police. A spouse may not "wrongful­ enough,” said Rep. Sam Gcjdcnson, BRAKE No Middletown corruption proof of birth control,” Rep. Harvey handicaps. WOODEN FOR INDOOR FORCING The Associated Press ly touch" his or her spouse or diildren. Un- D-Conn. “I think the problems arc as a public service to any non-profit organization HARTS MIDDLETOWN — Federal investigators say it appears that city Krautschun, the bill’s Republican If a rape victim waited more than perrnitled touching such as pushing, hitting, far more serious than the ch-anecs INSPECTION BIRD FEEDERS officials and police had reladonships with organized crime figures, but sponsor, told the House. lutin g , slapping, rough treatment are viola- wishing to publicize an up-coming event or Only SEED are in PIERRE, S.D. — The South seven days before reporting the REMOVE WHEELS, INSPECT CONDITION OF BRAKE there is insufficient evidence to substandate a federal invesdgadon. Opponents argued the legislation J slate law. Sometimes proof is aimmunity message. There is absolutely no charge THAT ARE Dakota House on Thursday ap­ crime to authorities, she would not needed. An attorney can help at this early LININGS. DRUMS, ROTORS, VISUALLY INSPECT The conclusion ends a divisive episode for the city in which allega- would be an unconstitutional viola­ 3 For *1.49 CLOSED proved a bill that would outlaw most be allowed to have an abortion. stage. \bu are well advised to s e ^ an attor­ CALIPERS. CYUNDERS, HYDRAULIC LINES 5 MASTER for this space. Please send complete information Now dons and accusations regarding the police department have been ney who can discuss several aspecis o f the CALDWELL CYLINDER, ROAD TEST. abortions in the state and could be­ tion of a woman’s right to privacy. Give Yourself WEDNESDAY heatedly discussed in council meetings, the press, and political cam­ “Abortion is a religious and moral matter, e.g. (1) documenting the improper you wish to publish at least 3 weeks in advance come the nation’s toughest anti­ ^ d u c t. (2 police iniwvention. (3) help from AND paigns. issue, not a political decision that OIL 1 /2 PRICE A Little Touch abortion law. the court, (4) eviction, (5) safeguarding the WITH MAJOR TUNE-UP of event. Messages published will be at the dis­ SUNDAY In a letter to Mayor f^ul Gionfriddo on Wednesday, U.S. Attorney should be made in the halls of the EAR PIERCING children, (6) home protection, (7) financial The House voted 52-18 to ad­ Saturday 11 am • 1 pm support ' ' (Toyota & GM Vehicles Only) cretion of Lynch Motors. We have the bird leed o f Spring FOR THE WINTER Richard N. Palmer said police Chief George R. Aylward’s concerns South Dakota Legislature,” said 649-8841 vance the measure to the Senate, Attorney Leo J. Barrett, 382 Hartford Road, OFFER EXPIRES February 28,1991 to go with them. about reladonships between organized crime figures and members of Rep. 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CALL QUICK! sible in light of the current economic situation, I cannot and fear that the war could be hampered An InlomsOonai AMworfc of MependonOy Om)od and Opontad Raaf Eatata OIKcm help but feel that the education of the future residrats and by more skittish delivery crews who voters of Manchester should not be compromised. In refuse to sail into a combat zone. making their final decisions relative to next year’s The U.S. government uses commercial Vinton Village Rle 31 budgeL I ask — as a Manchester voter — that the Board ships to carry everything from tanks to REAL rrj 3466 0 Mam St., Coventry RE.\L ESTATE of Directors defend the existing educational jffo^am by toilet paper for troops stationed overseas. ESTATE HILIPS 985 Main Street approving a budget that would allow it to remain intact. The sailors belong to the private Mer­ STRANO REAL E S T A T E Manchester. CT 06040 Denise DuBaldo Ground war controversy 395 NORTH MAIN STREET 203-647-7653 OFF. 1 YR. BUYER chant Marine. 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That ship, the MANCHESTER $72,000 from Maine, Dick has been a resident of East of the River one senior officer said. “I can understand since 1964 and has made Manchester his home since 1985. z Eagle Nova, reportedly is owned by a are socialists arrive for a firsthand look at how the the Army wanting more of the action, 3 room, 1 bedroom, first floor Condo in OPEN HOUSE, He is active in many community affairs including past presi­ war’s going, they’re likely to hear a lot German company. American President SUNDAY, Feb. 10lh, 1-4 dent of the Vernon Chamber of Commerce and president of To the Editor: Some senior military of­ but at what price? ... The death of one QUICK-SALE PRICE! Large 2 BR ENERGY EFFICIENT — Lovely split O Z! of arguing about when to launch a Lines of Oakland, Calif., hired the E ^ e Brookhaven. Totally remodeled from "TOP die Vernon Rota/y. 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Colin Powell, chairman of the Joint to dig the bunkers now protecting them ment ship under U.S. flag. MANCHESTER $225,000 forefathers. They come from the state-run colleges, the can do. And a warm welcome too to Pauline Montminyl Pauline Chiefs of Staff were heading today for from the allies’ incessant bombing. graduated with honors from Bryant College, Providence, R.l. late Audrey Beck, Irving Stolberg, William Cibes, Most of the debate is going on in A sizable percentage of the Gulf- Impeccable, move-in condition! 8 room, 4 the theater of war, charged with assess­ and has a degree in Classical Studies from St. John's Jonathan Pelto, and Manchester’s Mary Ann Handley. It private, and it often pits senior officers in Air Force leaders have sparred at times bound cargo, including weapons and am­ ing when to begin the expected ground bedroom, IV 2 bath Colonial with beautiful Academy in Rawtucket. She worked at the Pentagon for the is this group that controlled the state house in the 80’s Saudi Arabia against their counterparts at with Army Gen. H. Norman munition, is being shipped on foreign assault on Iraq’s formidable army. Department of the Air Force and was the top Secretary to and put the state budget into deficit. the Pentagon. Schwarzkopf, the commander in chief of vessels. Iraq has a negligible navy, Imt in-ground pool. Remodeled kitchen the Chief of Engineers and Corporate Executives. Prior to Cheney and Powell may deliver a This group under the leadership of House Speaker HORSES ANYONE? — 4.06 lightly joining Anne Miller Real Estate, Pauline held her Broker's Operation Desert Storm, and some worry can make life dangerous in the Gulf with (NICE!). Family room with stone fireplace. GIVEAWAY PRICEl — Pleasant 2- single recommendation to Bush, or they, license in Rhode Island and has been in Real Estate Sales Stolberg took over the important committees. It was Wil­ For example, in the past 48 hours, that his allegiance to the Army might mines and missiles. Foreign crews may story made for comfy living. Vinyl wooded acres with large open pas­ too, may disagree. ture area for your horses. Builder's in Connecticut for the past 2 years. Pauline and her hus­ liam Cibes who orchestrated the state’s $900 million tax three senior officers in Dhahran have cause him to favor an early start to not feel enough loyalty to the anti-Iraq Large deck & 2 car attached garage with siding, inviting fireplace, oak floors, increase in 1989. It was this group which put together the But the president alone will decide said in private conversations that the al­ formal dining room, eat-in kitchen, own newer sprawling Ranch with 2 band Leo have four children and currently reside in Vernon. ground combat. alliance to risk their own necks siqtply- opener. Lovely 3/4 acre, well landscaped car attached garage, large Call her for your Real Estate needs. fraud budget for 1991. They favor more taxes and in­ how soon to send into battle the more lies are near the crucial benchmark of fenced yard. MANCHESTER, ing the troops. $159,900. ROY OSBORNE, screened-in porch. HEBRON, creased state spending. They have taken the state budget than 300,000 American ground uoops in cutting the military might of Iraqi ground But others, including several Air Farce yard. $190,000. PHIL BLAZAWSKI. Paulin* Montmlny from $2.2 billion in 1982 to $8.2 billion in 1991. Their the region, most of whom are now within forces at least in half. officers, credit Schwarzkopf and Powell The Eagle Nova incident is a sole objective is to promote socialism. miles of Iraqi troops in Iraq and occupied — another career Army officer — for microcosm of what President Bush faces Two of these officers still favor giving Dorothy Brindamour feels that Mary Ann Handley Kuwait. swallowing any biases in endorsing a with his alliance. A prolonged conflict the air campaign several more weeks; the OFFICE HOURS: DAILY 9 AM TO 8 PM; SATURDAY 9 AM TO 5 PM should be named to fill Peter DiRosa’s seat on the Publicly, ground commanders have war plan that so far has favored the skies. could show that while Bush has the siq>- seemed to side with Air Force leaders third endorses a ground offensive “in 10 Manchester Board of Directors. Mary Ann Handley has poit of heads of state, private citizens who say a continuation of the relentless days, two weeks” arguing that by then Powell is viewed as particularly U&R REALTY CO. been rejected by the voters of Manchester. She is the could balk. Germans are already bombing that has been the war’s the bombing wiil have done about as cautious. In his first wartime briefing reason the Democrats are in the minority. For Ted Cum­ demonstrating against the war while the two weeks ago, he asked the American D.WFISH < r ^ 6 4 3 - 2 6 9 2 mings to bow to the wishes of the Progressive Democrats hallmark to date will eventually desuoy much damage as it can to Iraq’s heavily government in Bonn waftles about how people simply: ‘Trust me.” THE REALTY COMPANY I I ( ; a r ^ n s ^ would be a dereliction of his duties. Cummings job is to the Iraqi military — if given the chance. fortified defensive positions. involved it should get. The Tlukish (|^/Robert D. Murdock, Realtor “It’s a time now for patience,” the top Cheney, too, seems keenly aware of 220 HARTFORD TPKE. * VERNON 243 MAIN STREET * MANCHESTER to win back conUoI of the Board of Directors, not to bow government has provided an air base for 871-1400 Marine in Saudi Arabia, Lt. Gen. Waller Two of the three officers said one of the potential for lost lives in a ground 643-1591 to the wishes of the socialist philosophy. Saddam’s Republican Guard divisions U.S. war planes, but the l\irkish pet^le Boomer, said last week. “We’ll do it war. 1 Peter J . McNamara — at least 10,000 troops — is now at are increasingly uncomfortable with that when we arc ready.” 106 Summit S t roughly 40 percent of its prewar strength. “The politics and emotions of all this idea. Manchester Some Air Force officers believe a arc so intense it can be easy to overlook ground war could be avoided if the air The Pentagon assessment is somewhat the people,” he said in a conversation in Sealift capacity has been a worry from war is given as much as six months to do different. December, on his way home from a visit the onset of the Gulf crisis. When Presi­ Letters policy the job — a prospect not considered dent Bush first sent troops to Saudi “We’ve not annihilated any of their with Schwarzkopf to complete the air The Herald welcomes letters from its readers. Letters politically expedient. Arabia in August, the deployment was primary war-fighting capabilities,” one war plans. “We can never let that hap­ '.._. NICE LOCALE MANCHESTER *229 000 should be no more than two double-spaced typewritten However, many senior officers believe hampered by mechanical problems with senior military officer in Washington pen.” DO-IT-YDURSELFER'S DREAM MANCHESTER $129,900 Colonial maintained by the original owner.’and pages. The Herald reserves the right to edit letters for any an attack order from Bush could come as the merchant vessels. Even if all the kept just like new in and out. 1st floor don with fireplaced formal said of the 150,000-member Guard. “It’s MANCHESTER Fireside cheer is a plus value. Beautilul upkeep, aluminum siding reason, including length, taste and style. The Herald tries early as next week. Bush also will have to consider other ships were in perfect working order, With a little TLC you can call this three bedroom ranch "HOME . I 'r j story Cape Cod. Hardwood floors, den, modem kitchen, 3 dining room enclosed sun porch, spacious lower level family room 2 going to be a tough nut to crack.” to publish all letters, but the decision of the editor is The flow of war materiel to the front is factors, including the staying power of which they aren’L the United States still Nice, vinyl sided, starter home with newer rool, above-ground BR, easy-care landscaping, storm windoim, shutters. PLUS fireplaces, 2'/z baths, hardwood floors and much more Must be seen. final. Writers may be limited to one letter per month. All surging, and allied pilots are concentrat­ Some of the disagreement comes from American public support for the war and would not have enough American com­ pool, garage and fenced yard. ‘ Large view deck. letters must be signed, and writers must include their ad­ ing on blasting Iraqi ground noops — different interpretations of the same data. the unity of the allies, particularly the mercial ships to meet the demands of Arab members. dress and a telephone number for verification. Mail let­ missions that senior officers have said But there also arc fears that inu^-scrvice half a millim troops sent half a world Despite the arguing, senior ofTiccrs ters to Open Forum, Box 591, Manchester 06040. would come in the final days before a rivalries — an often-cited reason for away. ground assault. troubles in Vietnam — are intensifying here share a common comfort: The decision on a ground war will rest with There is general agreement that the as the air war overshadows the contribu­ In the late 1980s a special commission another man. bombing is beginning to significantly tions of Army and Marine ground forces. issued a series of reports warning about the decline in war readiness of the Mer­ MOST WONDERFUL SITE MANCHESTER $259,000 $257,900 chant Marine fleet. “The deteriorated SPECTACULAR MANCHESTER 4 yr. old U&R Ranch at popular Mt. Farms Estates. 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Neighbor goes out at tivated, would transmit a pulse into the thiePs viscera thaL making its way to his 5:45 in the morning, points a pocket That leaves the Pentagon dependent on brain, would compel him, at the top of gizmo through the dark at his car, and forei^ ships and crews that may have no \ ‘ ■ Michael his lungs, to announce the time: “IT’S pushes a button. allegiance to the allied cause. “WHEEP! WHOOP!” says the car. 2:27! IT ’S 2:27!” And so on, through READY TO SERVE Never “GOOD MORNING!” or “SAFE Grant 2:28, 2:29, etc., until he either let go the Time is right -'i: NOW!” or “WHOOP! WHEEP!” It’s al­ car or the cops arrived. Despite the Persian Gulf distraction, ways, “WHEEP! WHOOP!” It is the night and tell him where he can place his crusaders fm campaign reform see 1991 OUR MANY FRIENDS... ROOM TO OROWilt car alarm. That system might require more ex­ as the ideal time to force tough campaign OONE FtStWQII MALLARD VIEW kind of sound you would produce if you $129,900 But I don’t see anything wrong with $10J,N0 OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1-4 put Bart Simpson’ brain into R2D2. Gets pertise than is presently available. I was laws through Congress. For one thing, MOV* right Wo this of»*l surtor or i»tlr»m*nl jS pK k>uiC olo(9il w lh 4 btdroomsl Living room SirthIrotKtidoors, torm il dltWig room A1 room* ir» NEW R A N C H old. wanting the technology to move forwwd thinking it would not be difficult to hook this session of Congress will want to horn* 2T« u6 *i from Covsntry U k tl 3 b«droon», tWptecw) M ng room, ippitancod k ic h ta IVst floor ^ roomyl 2 n*w lirg * potcri** Conv*nl*rt. canlril AND COLONIAL HOMESI RICHARD ROAD a little bit. Companies have been making existing systems to the car radio. Then I leave some mark, beyond rubber stamp­ 1 locMIanI To • • * Is loval Hugo 10 rm. 3'/2 bath brick Once a month or so, in the middle of bundiy. itwmopan* windowil Dom mlw outi 10 Change your lifostylo to 1 Hr living. the nighu a cat will jump on the car. and selling car alarms long enough now remembered it is not all that unusual to ing the war. For another thing, the Keat­ 2 BR 2 bath Ranchos. Also 3 DR rosidcnco in impoccablo condition. Then it goes, “WHEEEEP! WHEEEEP! to know how to build some variety into hear loud music from cars, whether in ing Five scandal has made many incum­ I'r;' bath Colonials. Priced from Hugo formal dining ovorlooking ___ . ______boautilul groundsi $300's. Suoing them. broad daylight or the middle of the night. WiH*r P. Milter B*«y J**n 8*wy*r IMry Ann Ko*ik H«1»n C*mp Vkky MUI* RoKy Ch«f*»)Jf. P*ggy C*rtln $143,900. North Main St. to Union WHEEEEP!” until the neighbor comes bents feel like they need to do something Is boliovingl The presenL boring car alarms remind That does not mean the system couldn’t St lo Rossolto Dr. to shut it off or the battery goes dead, to prove to their constituents that they "Wo'ro Soiling Housos!" 'VAj're Soiling Housos I' whichever comes first. me of beeping watches. The alarms and feature music at highest volume, instead aren’t money grubbers. Common Cause, It makes me grumpy. I want to see the watches get the bad rap, when their of some wheeping noise. It would simply the League of Women Voters and Ralph r B 'g q _____ 4aJ* what the cat docs when it alights on the only crime is to emit an audible signal. have to be music, recorded into the sys­ Nader’s Congress Watch will not let the ANSALMQUAUTY car and the alarm goes off. But it is al­ Years ago I proposed a becping-watch tem, that you wouldn’t expect to hear campaign-reform issue die this session. LCA8E/PURCHA8C OPPORTUNnYIII $134,900 Exc«pllon«l 8 room C4p* wttri lirst floor btdroom, modification, with the result that the from a car, at that volume. I would very They first plan to shore up the Senate $68,000472,900 *ry McHugh ways gone from sight when 1 reach the Pur you r n rtto w tid * i down p*ym*nl on ihl* gf**l 10 cudom W irtor Indudkig bay window and ba iu llu l window. Then there is nothing left but watch would not beep at all. Instead, it much like to sec a cat alight on a car and and then badger the House. 2-3 bidroom Cotontel w/n*w k$ch*n, 2 tu l bsitis, llraptec* In living room, in ri Mrium doors lo palb Wakoutbasammsiool would transmit a pulse into the wearer’s set off “Confulatis,” from Mozart’s “Re­ tu l bt**nw nl. CENTRAL AIRI C *l Ih* oflic* tor JUST LISTED $130'S BOLTON RANCH the nighL and the stars, and enough d*1iH on trite gr**i chare* i t riom* own*rriM>l wrist that would pass through his viscera REAL ESTATE 8 rm. 1'/? bath lull dormorod Cape Lovely 3 BR homo with 1st floor whccceping to send Hannibal back to quiem,” or maybe Bach’s D-nmjor ‘T oc­ Mini-editorial in oxcollont condition 1st floor to his brain and compel him, wherever he cata.” Some Bush administration policy S8S Main Street. Mancheiter lamily rm. 2 '' 2 baths, 1st Hr laundry. Spain. lamily room, above ground pooll 1 Security system. $180's. Real nicol I can’t knock the idea of an alarm. was, to stand and announce the time: planners believe the ultimate threat to Ybar Buyer ProtocUon Plant Near Manchester lino. 'VWi'ro Soiling Houses!" Manchester Herald Cars, and the radios in cars, are going to “IT’S SEVEN 0 ’CLCX:K” The music alarni might strike some U.S. security lies not in the Persian Gulf, 647-8000 Carol Hinson I •! lAAi'ro Selling Housos!" be stolen as long as there arc people out 1 don’t know why the car alarm pwplc owners as ambiguous, in which case they but in the deteriorating economy. They 1st In Service there with green teeth. And of course the could not eventually adapt that modifica­ could choose a system that emitted a have called for bold new initiatives, but Founded OcL 1,1881 as a weekly. number of people out there with green tion to their own purposes. I have simple plea: “HELP! I AM A 1970 FIAT President Bush is too preoccupied to lis­ AQREATBUYIII NEED EXTRA SPACE7T7 Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. teeth seems to be growing at a depress­ believed for some months now that it is AND SOMEONE IS TRYING TO ten, and Budget Director Richard Dar- Than sas this great Colonial with 3 bedrooms, 2 Blanchard/Rossetto $129,900 ktehans Comptolaly rsmodatod Interior loot New ing rate. Why don’t these people clean not the car that should emit the alarm, STEAL IVIE! HELP! 1 AM A 1970 man doesn’t want to rock the ship of ir* tima to mov* when you *** this Impacc^te 3 tidin g, new wlnrlows. and 1 2 c ir gaisgel Executive Editor . Vincent Michael Valvo but the person who is trying to steal the badiDom Cap* with flreplacod Iving room lim lly up? Why don’t they give a hoot? Until FIAT,” etc. Not that anyone would want state. When the dust clears in Iraq, it will MARKCT^ANALYSIS City Editor______Alex Girelli room, new iharmopan* windowal Thar*'* I* i ga- f: REAL ESTATE 1-2482 they do, I can’t very well go out and car. When the thief put his hands on the to steal my car, but I just thought it be obvious that Bush has virtually abdi­ Halan Juliana Oarakllna Roa* Lll Emaraon DIckHIbter Connie Uscom Piullne Pulver News Editor_____ . Andrew C Spitzlor Fran Ctfino meet my neighbor in the middle of the car as if to steal it, the system, thus ac­ would like to sec its name in the paper. cated his domestic duties. 6—MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Feb. 8, 1991 lillaitrlipstpr Hrralh School Gulf Section 2, Page 7 From Page 1 Friday, Feb. 8,1991 From Page 1 LOCAL/REGIONAL The high school had received its is shared between CHS and Capt. However, Malinowski asked swift and violent campaign using third warning from NEASC in July Nathan Hale School. Arabia, and allied warplanes have minutes after the Iraqis shot a NEASC to revisit the school, and a most if not all of the U.S. firepower that it would be put on probation NEASC made the recommenda­ worked to hunt down the mobile modified Scud missile at the Saudi principal from Rhode Island did that in the region. and lose accreditation if it failed to tion following an evaluation in 1986 launchers. capital of Riyadh early today. A on behalf of the agency. Malinowski But a limited campaign could Serving Manchester ■ Coventry ■ Andover ■ Bolton ■ Hebron, comply with a recommendation to of the school. Agency officials had Patriot missile interceptor blew it give allied ground forces an oppor- increase the assistant principal posi­ said CHS Ihincipal Dennis Joy was said the visitor indicated to him he IJ.S. military officials in Saudi apart, and no injuries were reported. tion to full time. Currently, that job being asked to do too much. will advise the NEASC to reaccredit , tunity to test Iraq’s response. It Arabia, speaking on condition of CHS. could also serve to lure Iraqi units anonymity, today reported some U.S. officials also disclosed that, Malinowski said he and Joy into the open for new air assaults — successes. They said one mobile contrary to previous assertions by pointed out that since the 1986 and buy some time for late-arriving missile launcher in southern Iraq, top officials, Iraq still has some of Middle East Budget evaluation, administrative respion- American ground units to prepare Maimed toward Saudi Arabia, was its fixed Scud launch sites in addi­ Feisty, firebrand and a fighter sibilities have been shifted around to for an all-out offensive. destroyed. Three others, in western tion to the mobile launchers. But From Page 1 other administrators and department Since the war’s early days, Iraq • Iraq, aimed at Israel, were damaged they said as far as they knew, none heads, addressing the agency’s con­ has used truck-mounted launchers to or destroyed, they said. of the fixed launchers has fired a cern about adequate attention to su­ fire rockets at Israel and Saudi The raid in western Iraq came interest spurs DiRosa’s political years marked by resolve and tenacity Hale, and two full-time teaching now he wants to play the odds that missile since the fighting began. pervision and curriculum develop­ aides at grades three and four, one the expected extra two students recently a political adversary. might not materialize. ment. from each elementary school. By RICK SANTOS Republican Director Wally Irish, Malinowski said he has taken a In addition, Malinowski said he Malinowski also cut the Chal­ 4 Manchester Herald says DiRosa was a victim of the similar approach with the projected pointed to the unique features of the book demand lenge and Enrichment gifted student system. 103 kindergarten students at the system, like the small, easily program at the elementary level, ^ a ( J o z L t & MANCHESTER — Although “Peter went from mayor of grammar school next year. That managed school with the superinten­ By AMY MARIE SMITH enough to include the Middle East leaving it at the middle school. The crisis. In addition to the reading former mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. Manchester to the eighth highest foreign language program, number is well above this year’s 82 dent’s office right in the building. Manchester Herald material, I have a TV hooked up to is considered by some to be a vote-getter,” said Irish, adding that eliminrned at Nathan Hale this year students, which would require He also pointed out the office’s CNN that we keep on all day, and a tough political opponent and one establishing a system of directly due to a tight budget, was not another kindergarten teacher. He proximity to the adjacent Hale Tell Her YouW Mmnsm MANCHESTER — Are people lot of the students seem to be inter­ of the most effective town mayors, electing a mayor would avoid bur­ reinstated, Malinowski said. said he is taking a wait-and-see ap­ School and the absence of problems reading more about the Middle ^ t ested in that.” his strength may have been most dening politicians with that type of “I don’t think we’re in a position proach. that might exist in inner-city now that the United States is at war About her with this Gary Hawes, the manager of evident during the past 14 months, frustration. right now to reconsider that,” he No new staff has been added, schools. in the Persian Gulf? Librarians and when he served as a member of the The NEASC is scheduled to Brentaho’s Book Store at the Although Irish blames the elec­ said. Malinowski said. book store operators in Manchester minority party on the Board of review the matter at a hearing this Wild and Rosy Heart Wreath p Pavilions at Buckland Hills Mall, tion on the combativeness which The superintendent said he has He has requested $24,000 for had mixed answers. Directors. month. Malinowski said he has not reported that “yes, books on topics some say DiRosa displayed since notified the persons whose positions badly needed new carpeting at the for only $24.00 ^ ^ o Bentley Memorial Library Direc­ During that time, DiRosa — yet received official word from the tor Elizabeth Thornton replied: about the Mid East — specifically the election. Penny thinks the elec­ he cut of the possible loss of their high school, he said. Other Valentine Gifts Available who resigned from the board last tion served to create only some of Two new costs are $30,000 for agency, but reiterated his con­ "There has been a o-emendous in­ Iraq — are going fast. It’s been hard jobs if the board votes to support his A 222 M cKee Street (Rear) to keep most of our maps of the area month — was influential in help­ the acrimony. recommendations. health insurance for the cafeteria fidence. crease in [interest about] material X Sterling Upholstery Bldg. HOURS: W ed., Thurs.,Frl. 10-4pm in slock.” ing the Democrats get their way on “I think it’s more a product of He said he cut the teaching aides staff and $30,000 for vocational c- He also said the NEASC will be about Iraq and surrounding such issues as the construedon of a visiting CHS next year for its five- Manchester Saturdays: 10-3pm Gil Salk, owner of Manchester’s how the majority has chosen to at the elementary schools due to quipment that is mostly reimbur­ Lots of parking in rear countries. We’ve had to borrow new firehouse, a program to revi­ 645-1999, 568-4062 Books and Birds, said “a lot of operate itself,” Penny said, adding “luxurious” low teacher-to-student sable by a state grant. year review. books from the Willimantic Service people have been discussing [the talize Center Springs Pond, and the that he agrees that some of ratios at third- and fourth-grade Center. We’ve also hung a large adopdon of a budget favorable to war] in the store, but nobody seems DiRosa’s bitterness was a result of levels and has recommended that an wall map so that people can look at cducadon during a tough financial it.” to be buying anything.” the election. aide only be used in grades two, At Reed’s Stationary Store, owner year. Irish, one of the persons respon­ three and four if enrollment is 22 or But Monica Reed, librarian of the “If you think the cost of cduca­ Booth and Dimock Memorial Jay Reed said books and materials sible for bringing DiRosa into more. are out of stock, and his suppliers don is expensive, wait until you politics, says, “There are different At this point, Malinowski said he ’i Library, said she has not seen much pay the price for ignorance,” the SEE US FOR ways of evaluating a good job, and increase in interest in Middle East- are running out of material to has not granted a request from SUPER STORES replenish his inventory. fiery Democrat said to I think he did a good job.” Coventry Grammar School Principal related material. “We’ve hung a wall Republicans during last year’s map on the bulletin board so that “A lot of kids have been doing Although DiRosa doubts he will Mary Piazza for an additional four­ research papers for school,” said budget debate. return to the board or any other th-grade teacher even though THE BEST PRICES! people don’t keep asking us where Those who watch directors’ Noreen Quinn-Lake, associate local elected office, he insists he projected enrollment for next year they can find one. People are look­ meetings know DiRosa is capable ing at books, but no one seems to be senior librarian at Mary Cheney has not left politics. exceeds the maximum 25 students- of terse, powerful speeches. His Democratic Chairman Theodore checking any of them out,” she said. Library. Still, she added, “We have pcr-teacher ratio stipulated by con­ not seen a big increase in the remarks are punctuated by suong R. Cummings has said DiRosa will tract. Interest at local schools, mean­ gestures and he does not fear z while, does seem to be on the rise. demand, but a few of our books be consulted on local issues, and “It is not a violation until it is a making overstatements. Rose Spafford, librarian at filing have made the New York Times DiRosa says he is more than happy reality,” Malinowski said, so for r At his last meedng in January, O ’ n Junior High School, said that “stu­ best-seller list, so perhaps people to oblige. His expertise will be he argued that a precedent has 33 I - dents have been taking out books will be looking for them soon.” used in the budget process and as­ been established for people ap­ regarding the Mid East situation.” Perhaps not. At least one local sisting new candidates. pearing before the board to be > m But, she said, “there hasn’t been a librarian said it appears area readers Cummings, who characterizes represented by allomcys, some­ H i o MHS tremendous increase.” have just about had their fill of war DiRosa as smart, says he does not (XmPACT thing he said the board has allowed I tC il MAGNAVOX TOSHIBA A iWTSUOSHI' “Although there hasn’t been a information. believe he got the credit he deser­ From Page 1 19" Color TV 20" Color TV 19" Color w/Remote 19" Color W/Remote 19" Color w/Remote 20" Color w/Remote great interest from the students, At Whiton Memorial Library, “millions of dmes.” ves for such accomplishments as * Buitt-tn cob le tuning • 23-button remote • t81-ch coble reody • Coble reody • On screen color groph And several years ago, long the agreement with the Eighth Dis­ ' 2-krtob hjnirtg ► Aulo progionrtmtng • C ob le ready tuning teachers have asked for maps to Chris Staubach, director of adult • On screen control 19-functron remote • Qutek view two Reginald PInto/Mancheatar Harald shortly after it was built. * Aulo ftne tune » O n screen displov • O n screen displOY before he joined the Democratic trict and the mall. M69 • Sleep timer • Progrommoble chonr>els hang in the classrooms, and arc services, said, “We saw a rise in the *199 $239 *269 *289 party, he was embroiled in a battle Roy Ferguson, an architect from copying articles from magazines,” beginning of August when the crisis EILEEN AND PETER DIROSA State Democrats had asked him the firm, said the roof will be says Marjorie Frank, librarian of started, but that seems to be tapering with then-mayor Stephen T. to run for the 55lh Assembly Dis­ pitched a quarter of an inch per foot, Manchester High School. “Most of off. [Now] people seem more inter­ Penny. until 1979, when the Republicans paign was marred by vile tactics, a trict seat last year, but he refused so that the middle will be six inches the books we have aren’t current ested in fiction.” “I was the minority leader, and 1 asked him to replace then-director scheme of the Republicans. in the midst of controversy. higher than the sides. Several drmns was getdng the best of him,” Vivian Ferguson. Asked what he witnessed as the Last spring, DiRosa, a former will be installed on the sides so that DiRosa recalled, adding that the Although unprecedented and greatest corruption of the political teacher at Manchester Community there will be no water build-up, Fer­ m Democrats went after him on some never replicated, DiRosa’s election process, DiRosa said, “The dirty College, had taken a job as a his­ guson said. Club still fighting petty point with their newest mem­ as a member of one party after campaign that the Republicans ran tory teacher at Manchester High Daniel Davis, the other architect ber, Kenneth Tedford. serving in the other was not a great in ’89. It violates all the unwritten School and there were questions in attendance, said that there is a |f “1 knew it was a set-up. Tedford surprise to Ftnny, who said, “His rules of fair play.” about whether a member of the was a brand new entity. He [Pen­ “strong preference” by teachers to independence gave him a reservoir One of the overriding themes of board could take a town job. Al­ for slalom course ney] went on and on for about five of good feeling throughout the the Republican strategy was to though the Town Charter appeared have a one-floor addition because, j S u a i " <8 SA M SU N G RC/I TOSHIBA AiMrrsuBiSHi' minutes, and 1 finally said, ‘Hold under the one-floor plan, the addi­ 25" Console w/Remote community.” repeatedly tell voters that their to indicate one could not. Town 26" Color TV 25" Color w/Remote 27" w/Remote 26" Stereo w/Remote 26" Stereo w/Remote By JACQUELINE BENNETT Jr. is a member of the water ski club it. Stop. I don’t need to take this. » 101 Channel copoerty A a And he rode that popularity mayor, DiRosa, was using their tax Attorney Maureen A. Chmielecki tion will have two access corridors • Stereo IV • MIS color, stereo • Coble reody »C oble reody and envisions the slalom as a • On screen color • Coble ready • On screen color Manchester Herald I’m out of here.’” through the 1985 and 1987 elec­ dollars to pay off the developers of issued an opinion that stale statutes to the existing school building. This • Coble reody model • On screen color • Coble ready model • Coble reody • On screen color • Color, lint odjustnr>ent springboard for local talent to move DiRosa left the meeting just 15 will reroute some of the student traf­ *299 *369 *449 *499 *599 tions, in the latter earning the most the Pavilions at Buckland Hills permitted the hiring, and the COVENTRY — The Town toward qualifying to participate in minutes after it started. votes and being appointed mayor. shopping mall, so they would build statutes supersede the charter. fic heading toward the cafeteria, Olympic events. Davis said. Council has referred to its Steering It was not much later — March But by November of 1989, his the mall in Manchester. And in­ Committee a request from the The application which came to of 1985 — that he resigned after School Superintendent James P. popularity waned, either because ferences were made that The abuse DiRosa took for Coventry Lake Water Ski Club for the council Monday includes some being publicly criticized by then Kennedy said he was initially skep­ of him personally or because of developers were paying off taking the job, he says, is not the compromises proposed by the club Republican Town Chairman Curtis tical about the security of the addi­ continue use of a water ski slalom general distaste for the Democrats, DiRosa as part of the deal. reason he left office. course on the lake. in hopes of continuing use of the M. Smith over an issue relating to tion because students could climb on who were knocked out of the The Democrats countered by The actual reason is he wants to The slalom was given temporary slalom, such as: fire protection and the Eighth Dis­ top of the roof. But, the architects majority for the first time in almost saying that the tax break for the spend more time with his wife approval by the council last summer ■ Weekend use will be 8 a.m. to said, because of a steep slope be­ trict. 20 years. mall was to be regained by mil­ Eileen, and their five daughters. on a trial basis. However, it came noon in June, July, August unless Penny, who characterizes tween the student parking lot and Penny says DiRosa’s lack of lions of dollars in road improve­ “For our entire married life I’ve under fire from some residents who permission is given by the police DiRosa as independent, says it was where the addition will be built, stu­ success in die election is ironic be­ ments and the tax revenue and been heavily involved in politics,” n t n m complained about noise, gas pollu­ department to extend those hours. that attribute which caused the rift he said, adding that his anniversary dents will not be able to drive their cause the campaign followed one economic boost from the mall eg SAMSUNG RGil tion, safely concerns and potential ■ The club will practice the “slop with Smith and served to form a of DiRosa’s greatest accomplish­ last October was the first time he vehicles near the building to get on TOSHIBA Panasonic s o n v would help make Manchester liability for the town. and drop” method — that is after a wedge between DiRosa and the was not involved in a political the roof. VCR w/Remote VCR w/Remote VCR w/Remote VCR w/Remote Full Size 2 Lux 8mm Camcorder ments — the agreement between thrive. ' Multi-furKlion remote • On screen • 6 to 1 zoom At a hearing a few months ago, skier has made an exit from the last Republicans. the town and die Eighth Utilities campaign, either his own or some­ • Wireless remole DiRosa acknowledges the • Coble reody ' On screen progrom programming • 6 to 1 power zoom • Low light sensitive boat gates, the skier will drop and • C o b le reody tuning • two week tinner people spoke both in favor and “We found him often voting District regarding sewer and fire Republican’s campaign was effec­ one elsc’s. *199 *219 181-ch coble reody *249 • C o b le ready remote *279 • High speed shutter *669 • On screen doio • 4 heods *749 agaihst the slalom. The hearing was the boat will stop and idle back with us,” said Penny, adding that jurisdiction. Before the agreement, tive. Asked if he will miss serving on held by the town in’cqr\juncti6n with through the slalom course. he believes it was DiRosa’s in­ disputes over boundaries had raged When the election was over, he the board, DiRosa said. “I’m going Taxes the state Departihient of Environ­ ■ The course wifi be moved to dependence that helped him gel for decades. was no longer chairman of the to miss the opportunity to be a part mental Protection. create a distance of 500-550 feet elected as a Democrat only seven “He never got die political credit majority, but just a member of the of it. I’m not going to miss the From Page 1 Club members have said they set from the shore. months after leaving the GOP. for that," Penny said. minority. amount of time I had to devote to a good example and promote safe ■ If the course is approved, the DiRosa had been a Democrat He and DiRosa claim the cam­ His longtime friend, and more doine it.” Bekech said. A revaluation project water skiing. boats being used, with owner’s ap­ began in 1987, but was abandoned And Tonya G. Maurer of proval, will be checked by the DEP because of flaws in the assessments. Manchester, club president, said for correct noise level reading. Typically, from 15 to 20 percent several local skiers advanced and ■ A dale will be set for the coun­ Board seeks change for citizen comments of the assessments are appealed; the won in area competitions by virtue cil and town Parks and Recreation of being able to use the Coventry Commission to meet with club reported appeals for this revaluation able to speak during the section of the meeting I^Aagic Chef' T u p p a n \ White Westinghouse Whirlpool Magic C h ef Lake slalom course. members and gain a clearer idea of By RICK SANTOS ficials appearing before me ooard, and then com­ is 1,985 or 11.5 percent of the total ments from electors or taxpayers on any agenda reserved for comments from the public. 17,069 valued properties. Electric Range Self Cleaning Range Self Cleaning Range Self Cleaning Range Seif Cleaning Range Self Cleaning Range Council member Harvey Barrette the club’s goals and intentions. Manchester Herald • Two 8 ' burners a ^ ea item. He had to wail because of a last-minute addi­ • 2 Sm i. 2 kg burners ^ a • 2 L g . 2 smoB burners a ^ ^ ^ • Gas. seftcleoning • Of the 1,985 appeals, between • Two 6 ' burners • G E quokty mode • gloss door • Block glou door f ^ 1 2^ 9 • See through window • Block gloss door Naab’s proposed revisions would move the tion to the agenda, a report on a study conducted • Lift up lop MANCHESTER — Republican Director Geof­ 200 and 300 were cases in which the • Sireonniined model • Lift up lop • Lift up lop • Lift up top • w *379 *399 • Pilollessignition i r ilr frey Naab is proposing a solution to the problem public comments to the beginning of the meeting, by a group of consulumts hired to evaluate the taxpayers only wanted an explana­ of citizens having to wait for what he and others thereby pu-shing down the communications and town’s fire services. The discussion of the group’s tion of their assessment, not make Health care study agree is too long a time to speak about items on reports by one slot. report alone took almost an hour. an appeal. the Board of Directors’ meeting agendas. In a letter which Naab wrote to preface his Also, from 400 to 500 more ap­ The proposal came in response concerns raised The proposal involves a minor change in the proposal, it says: “We have not deliberately set out peals resulted with no change. White Westinghouse A n ta n a . by town resident Adclino Coelho at the board’s BFrigidaire BRIgidaire BFrigidalre order of business fur the second meeting to keep people waiting, but that has been the ef­ Whirlpool Deluxe 18 Cu. Ft. OK’d by directors meeting on Jan. 15 and a subsequent letter from Of the 1,285 appeals that did end 19 Cu. Ft. Frost-Free Refrigerator scheduled for each month. fect of lengthy reports. Wc hoped to avoid that with altered assessments, the vast 18 Cu. Ft. Frost-Free 17 Cu. Ft. Frost-Free Deluxe Frost-Free 19 Cu. Ft. Frost-Free Deluxe Frost-Free another resident, AI Lutz. kind of delay by scheduling all reports in the first majority were lowered. However, After a meeting is opened, the currem schedule Coelho, a regular observer and commentator at meeting of the month, but it is obvious that some­ Bekech noted that some people ap­ By RICK SANTOS grant money wifi be avai'ablc in the provides for communications from members of Manchester Herald coming years, Kraatz said. board meetings as is Lutz, lamba.stcd the board times wc will have lengthy reports in the second pealed their assessments because *399 *449 *499 $$79 iSSj *599 the board and the adminislraiion, rcixiris from of­ after having to wait about three hours before being meeting, too.” they believed they were too low. *699 The initial results of the study arc Adjusioble Adiustobie ■ 3odjusiobie Adjustobie 3 gloss plaiuicd to be available to area legis­ Wlicn asked why, Bekech replied, • Gloss shelves MANCHESTER — The town’s shelves shelves gloss shelves B full shelves, m e a l' • Meat keeper r;, Board of Directors has voted to ac­ lative representatives in January, so “Conscience... Believe it or not, Roomy G o o d shelves width door keeper • Energy sever storage storage • Meot keeper storage • Oeluxa door cept a $1,500 grant to begin a study they can bring them to the 1992 ses­ there are a lot of people out there textured Board examines cuts in school projects sp a ce • Wide storage storage to determine residents’ access to sion, he said. that want things to be done right,” I door steel door V W lKlt W »»tingiiOu*v primary health care. he said. The amount of staff time the Of the 1,285 changes, about 950 -"J , . The directors approved the study will require, when converted Concerned citizens want ‘minimal changes’ were residential and 335 were com­ ■Wf; measure this week with a vote of 7 to pay. is expected to exceed the mercial. ■|■■^to 2, with Democrat James F. $1,500 donation plus an additional be addressed. Our schools are lack­ But exactly how to please project the auditorium proposal and is con­ Now that the informal hearings Mon., Thurs., Fill ’til 8 p.m. ;. ! j‘ “Dutch” Fogarty and Republican $1,500 budget for such a study. By DAVID LAMMEY ing very basic facilities ... 1 en­ opponents, perceived as mostly sidering a renovation of Center are over, the Board of Tax Review Wally Irish casting the nay votes. Manchester Herald School. Additional cuts, according lues., Wed. 'til 6 • Sat. 'til 5 • Sun. 12 to 5 Hearing that. Republican Director courage the building project sub- senior citizens, is still a pu/./.le, has issued its schedule for hearings 90 DAYS since many have declared the to board member Barry Steams, Health Director Ronald Kraatz Wally Irish said he did not want to commiiiee to make minimal changes for any taxpayers still considering SAME AS CASH* BOLTON — As the Board of project loo expensive but have not might include the proposed home an a p p ^ of any taxable property. told board members to accept the accept the donation because it ap­ in the project [as it stands].” The Extended Warranty Alvxays ot hn4iu v donation because the study is neces­ peared to grant an indefinite amount Education discus.scd a revised K-12 .said where the ihresltold of affor­ economics area at the K-4 school, The hearings, which will be held '•;rt,ify«j to qtiaiihv The original project was defeated bufvis sary for the town to compete for of time for staff members to work school building project Thursday dability lies. “'nic senior citizens and the industrial technology area at in the assessor’s office annex behind Costs You Less At Ai Sieffert's SUPER STORES night, several concerned citizens at the Jan. 28 referendum by 39 are concerned about spending," the high schoiil. Also, the existing the town hall, are to begin March 4 stale grants for local health care on the study, of which the cost has cautioned the board to “make mini­ votes. Since then, the board has high school cafeteria might be en­ and run through March 22. Appoint­ agencies, when they arc available. not been calculated. Caya said, "But there is no group mal changes.” wrestled with a new propo.sal they larged instead of building a new ments for hearings should be made With the current fiscal crisis, However, Kraatz and Human Ser­ more concerned about spending than Al's Other Place — Warehouse Outlet “Clearly lliis project is needed,” ho[X' will please the public and still cafeteria. between Feb. 19 and March 12. WILLI MANTIC 1329 Main St. MANCHESTER 445 Hartford Rd. however, they arc not. vices Director Hannah Marcus said parents.” 316 Hartford Rd., Manchester • 643-8303 Bolton resident Susan Schardt said address facility and c i k Ic correetion The board is aiming for a second They can be made by calling the of­ But if the recession is short-lived, doing such studies of the community NEXT TO SUPER STOP 8i SHOP TEL 450-0405 Saturday Only 105 KEENEY ST. EXIT OFF I-384 TEL 647-9997 •I’l... U'»c 'itn'iidv eliminated refereiulum by late March. fice at 647-3013 from 9 a.m. to 5 as many cconomisUi expect, more is one of their functions. to Uie board. “Code violations must needs. p.m., Mondays through Fridays. 8— MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Feb. 8. 1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Feb. 8, 1991—9 WIN A CARIBBEAN CRUISE FOR TWO

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RECORD Section 3, Page 11 AT HOME Friday, Feb. 8,1991 About Town Deaths Today In History MCC News Your home ■ money ■ recreation Agoraphobic support group The silent film Today is Friday, Feb. 8, the 39th day of 1991. There This town listing of dssths Is offorsd fros of chargs by tho are 326 days left in the year. Are you afraid to leave your home or drive on the Manchastsr Hsrald. Paid announesmsnts of dsath and In A course on the evolution of the Silent Film Era will highway? Do you avoid crowds or supermarkets because Memorlams appsar undar tha Daath Noticss heading. Today’s Birthdays: let students explore the historical and artistic develop­ Actress Lana Timer is 70. Actor Jack Lemmon is 66. Covering of anxiety? The Manchester Agoraphobics Together Sup­ ment of what has often been described as the apex of the Facing port Group is a self-help group for people with Anxiety Manchester Composer-conductor John Williams is 59. ABC News visual arts by means of class discussions and film screen­ anchor Ted Koppel is 51. Comedian Robert Klein is 49. Disorders. The Group meets on Mondays, 7 p.m., and ings. The course will be held on 10 Fridays, Feb. 8 to Anne (Kadupski) Levay Actress Brooke Adams is 42. Actor Gary Coleman is 23. Wednesdays, 10:45 a.m., at the Concordia Lutheran April 19, from 7-9 pjn. The fee is $45. For more infor­ hard Home security kitchen Church, 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Fbr more information, Blue Field Drive mation, call 647-6242. Today’s Highlight in History: call the Mental Health Association of Connecticut at Joseph Pavan On Feb. 8, 1587, Mary, Queen of Scots, was beheaded at Fbtheringhay Castle in England after she was impli­ 529-1970. 433 Keeney St. Jazz lives cated in a plot to kill her cousin. Queen Elizabeth I. floors This course will trace the history of jazz firom the last times MADD meeting On this date: century when American jazz was bom through the swing In 1693, a charter was granted for the College of Wil­ The Mothers Against Drunk Driving monthly meeting era to bop and progressive jazz. Classes will be held on Is the U.S. currently in a reces­ Q. Whatever happened to will take place on Monday, Feb. 11, at 7 p.m. in the West liam and Mary in Williamsburg, Va. sion? The answer will eventually be kitchen carpet? My kitchen opens Death Notices eight Mondays, Feb. 18-April 8, from 7:15-9:15 pan. In 1837, for the only time in history, the U.S. Senate Hartford Town Hall. determined by the National Bureau right into our small family/dining The fee is $48. For more information, call 647-6242. chose the vice president of the United States, selecting of Economic Research in room, and I’d like to carpet the Retirees association meets Positive self-image Richard Mentor Johnson after no candidate received a (Tambridge, Mass., perhaps by the entire area. Since I’m having The Manchester Municipal Retirees Association will Anne (Kadupski) Levay majority of electoral votes. time you read this. Meanwhile, in trouble locating any made-for- Individuals interested in projecting their true potential In 1904, the Russo-Japanese War began as Japan be­ meet at the Army and Navy Club, 1090 Main St., on Feb. Anne (Kadupski) Levay, 73, of Bluefield Dr., and learning to identify their strengths while minimizing many thousands of households the-kitchen carpet like there u s^ 12 at 2 p.m. Aime Beechler of the Savings Bank of Manchester, died Friday, February 8, 1991 at Hartford sieged Port Arthur in Manchuria. around the country, the distressful to be, what can I use that will their weaknesses may be interested in a self-image In 1910, the Boy Scouts of America was incorporated. Manchester will speak to the group on money and invest­ Hospital resulting from injuries suffered in a fire at her symptoms have already manifested work the business and “dressy” course being presented at MCC. This class is for singles In 1915, the motion picture “The Birth of a Nation,” ment management for retirees. home. She was the widow of Joseph Levay. Bom in only and will be held on two Wednesdays, Feb. 13 and themselves. Employers, anticipating sides? — K.C. Lebannon, CT she lived most of her life in Manchester. directed by D.W. Griffith, had its premier at Clone’s or experiencing an economic slow­ A. What happened to kitchen car­ 20, from 7-9 p.m. The fee is $40. For more information, Auditorium in Los Angeles. Art exhibits at MCC She is survived by a son, Gary Guiliano of Broad Brook; call 647-6242. down, are cutting back on overtime pets per se was oversell: We were all In 1922, President Harding had a radio installed in the An exhibit of the paintings, drawings and prints of a brother Frank Kadupski of Lebannon, CT.; a grandson, and bonuses, making early-retire- oversold on the idea that carpet e- Millie Caruso of Hartford will be held at the Women’s Alexander; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral ser­ Driver licensing program White House. ment offers, closing factories and qualed no upkeep, which is totally In 1924, the first execution by lethal gas in the United laying off employees. Consumers Space Art Gallery of Manchester Community College vices will be held on Monday, at 9:00 a.m. from the John The Business Services Division of Continuing Educa­ unrealistic in any room, much less a from Monday, Feb. 11, to Friday, Mar. 15. An opening F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 West Center St., States took place at the Nevada State Prison in Carson ■ are spending less freely. hardworking kitchen. Eventually tion is offering a 16-hour training program to help truck City. No one can say for sure how reception is scheduled for Feb. 11 from 4:30-6 p.m. The Manchester, followed by a Mass at 9:30 a.m. from the and bus drivers to prepare for the commercial exam re­ even the least fastidious In 1968, tJiree college students were killed in a con­ severe the next recession will be or exhibit is free and open to the public. Gallery hours arc Church of the Assumption. Burial will be in St. James quired by the U.S. Department of Transportation. The housekeeper had it with yesterday’s Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 Cemetery. Calling hours are Sunday, 4 to 7 p.m. frontation with highway patrolmen in Orangeburg, S.C., classes will be held on two consecutive Saturdays, March during a civil rights protest against a whites-only bowl­ p.m.; Tliesday and Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Fbr 9 and Feb. 16 from 8 ajn. to 5 pjn. The fee of $160 in­ more information, call 647-6065. ing alley. ■ ^ A- Joseph Pavan cludes text and hand-outs. This course will be repeated in In 1974, the three-man crew of the Skylab space sta­ Red cross courses Joseph Paven, 84, of 433 Keeney St., Manchester, died April and May. For more information, call 647-^65. tion returned to Earth after a record 84 days in space. FROM Learn to save a life. Take a Red Cross First Aid or today, Friday, February 8, 1991 at his home. He was the CONSUMER ‘i S s Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation course. To register, call husband of Sandrina (Sabbadini) Pavan. The Pavans REPORTS celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on December 643-5111. Classes for this month are as follows: Child Honor Roll o Care Course — approved by the state of Connecticut for 10, 1990. Bom in Bannia Pordenone, Itiy , he lived in Manchester for 51 years. When he first came to the Public Meetings J3 day care personnel, and also appropriate for parents and United States, he was employed as a chef at Zucca’s Res­ Bolton High School has named the student who made how long it will lasL But if it is no m grandparents. Teaches first aid, accident prevention, and the honor roll for the second quarter of the 1991-92 CO how to recognize communicable diseases in children. taurant in New York City for 18 years. When he came to worse than recent recessions, Dianna M. Talbot/Manchastar Harald Manchester in 1940, he worked in Hamilton Standard school year. To qualify for high honors, a student must The following meetings are scheduled for Monday, The class will be held on Saturday, Feb. 23, from 8 a.m. reasonable household precautions and later owned and operated his own dairy farm in achieve a grade no lower than A-. To qualify for general Feb. 11: S A FE TY O PTIO NS — Dead bolts and latches, such as courage potential burglars. The harder it is to get into a to 5 p.m. Standard First Aid — combines all the basics of can help most people. "The time to Decor Score Manchester for 29 years. He was a member of the honors a student must achieve a grade no lower than B-. MANCHESTER these sold at F.T, Blish Hardware on Main Street, home, the less likely it is most burglars will try to. first aid and CPR. The class will be held on Wednesdays, take defensive measmes is now. Church of the Assumption. Besides his wife, he is sur­ High Honors Board of Directors, Lincoln Center hearing room, 7:30 T1 Feb. 20 and 27 from 6-10 p.m. To cope with a job loss or a large Manchester, are some of the ways homeowners can dis­ crumb-laden, spotty and sticky vived by a son and daughter-in-law, Aldo and Valedah Grade 12: Rebecca Carrier, Elisabeth Kitchen, Laurie p.m. O ZJ drop in income, you first need to kitchen carpet and banished it from Pavan of Manchester; a daughter and son-in-law, Mary Klekotka, Lucas Morford, Sujani Reddy. Charter Revision Subcommittee, Municipal Building Rec vacation schedule know what your living expenses the house before the Board of Heal­ DO 1“ Anne and John Stankiewicz of Manchester; a brother Grade 11: Amanda Luyster, Mark Reiss, Jason coffee room, 7:30 p.m. The Manchester Parks & Recreation Department will amount to and how much of your th came around. Umburto Pavan of Manchester; four grandchildren, and 4 Tremblay. take-home pay is left over after m be open the following hours at its three Recreation Grade 10: Shireen Deen, Ben Robinson. Burglary deterrents favored If, however, you are willing to ANDOVER great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held on paying them. You can do that easily give your kitchen floor the attention Centers: East Side Rec, 22 School St.; Community Y, 78 Monday at 10:30 a.m. from the John F. Tierney Funeral Grade 9: Matthew Maneggia, Steven Toomey. Wetlands Commission, Town Office Building, 7:30 if you keep a household budget. If it needs, carpeting is still an option, No. Main St.; and Mahoney Rec Center, 110 Cedar St. Home, 219 West Center St., Manchester, followed by a General Honors p.m. not, go through your check registers, say the experts. I put the question to during the school vacation, Feb. 11 through Feb. 18. Mass at 11:00 a.m. at the Church of the Assumption. Grade 12: Adam Baker, Stacey Beyor, Aima DePold, By DIANNA M. TALBOT motion-detecting lights in his gun safety classes. wants to get into your house, there credit-card and charge-account Trudi Novina, a knowledgeable Monday, Feb. 11 through Friday, Feb. 15, from 10 a.m. Burial will be in East Cemetery. Calling hours are Sun­ Sandra Dunston, John Gesmundo, Jennifer Grant, Eric BOLTON Herald Features Editor front yard which brightly il­ The better choice when con­ really is no way to stop him. He statements (for cash withdrawals) spokeswoman for Allied Fibers, to 4 p.m. and from 6-10 p.m.; Saturday, Feb. 16, from 10 day, 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Memorial conuibutions can be Hodge, Jon Kaulback, Kristen Klotzer, Candi Newton, Public Building Commission, Community Hall, 7:30 luminate areas near the front of sidering home security is to pur­ can drive through your house if he and paycheck smbs. If you have who suggests guidelines for carpet­ a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday, Feb. 17, from 11 a.m. to 5:30 made to either to the VNA of Manchester or the Randy Russo, Matthew Simmons, Jeff Smith, Christy p.m. MANCHESTER — On a the house when movement is chase a burglar alarm. Frost said. wants to. The trick is to try and trouble accounting for your total ing heavily trafficked areas such as p.m. (Mahoney Rec only); and Monday, Feb. 18, from 10 American Heart Association. Wethey, Rebecca Whimey, Michele Wieda, Susan Wil­ Friday night last December, detected in those places. The sys­ Burglar alarms come in basical­ deter him by making it harder to cash outflow, keep a spending diary kitchen, family rooms and hallways: a.m. to 4 p.m. and 6-10 p.m. son. COVENTRY Manchester resident Steve Evans tem is designed to scare away ly two types; ones which interface get into the house without being for the next 60 days. Choose a light level-loop finish Grade 11: Mike Czemicki, Rachel Eldredge, Sherry Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office was sleeping at home when a loud potential intruders who fear being with security systems run by com­ 1 Sweetheart dinner dance In Memoriam Divide your expenses into two noticed.” that can stand up to wear and fre­ Gangaway, Jonathan Norbut, Rachel Rasimas. Building, 7:30 p.m. categories: those beyond your con­ crash awakened him at about 2 seen by neighbors or residents. panies that receive intruder alerts, Ciccone recommends O O A Sweetheart Dinner Dance will be held on Saturday, In sad and loving menrkoty of Clarence Grade 10: Ben Aitkin, Leah Camposeo, Julie Cook, quent cleanings. Finance Committee, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. trol to reduce and those you could a.m. “I feel a little better, but if and ones which a homeowner can homeowners use some or all of Feb. 16, at the American Legion Post 102, American (Caddy) Tedford, who passed away on Renee Gaudet, Kelley Jordan, Andrew Lessard, Glen Look for commercial-grade or O S February 8,1990. Youth and Human Services, Town Office Building, probably lower in a pinch. The first He went downstairs to find the someone wants to get in, they’ll install himself to alert neighbors the following reinforcement m Legion Drive, Manchester. Dinner will be served at 7:30 Noller, Sumathi Reddy, Alana Serignese, Tom Wright. residential carpeting that can also be 7:30 p.m. group of expenses includes 4-by-5-foot picture window in his get in,” said Evans, who even or the local police department. 2 CO p.m. and dancing will be from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets Sadly missed and forever Grade 9: Heather Bates, Christ Boothroyd, Shawn devices: used in commercial locations (such in oiir hearts. mortgage or rent payments, car pay­ living room smashed in and before the window episode had John A. Cronkite, vice presi­ as an office, waiting room or retail m CO are $25 per couple. For more information and to get your Boolhroyd, Duane Carreiro, Jeff D’ltalia, Todd Dzen, Today and always. ments, utilities, commuting costs, broken glass scattered installed locks on all doors and dent of M & M Security and Doors store). tickets, call 644-6738 or 646-7961. Brad Koemer, Corey Krohn, Alana Kvichak, James insurance premiums and real-estate w 5 Love, Langdo, Christina Lorentzen, Amy Luntta, Kristie San­ everywhere. The trespasser(s) had windows of his home. His con­ Electrical Contractors Inc., in ■ Dead bolt locks — Every Be sure the carpet has a built-in Josephine and Family Thoughts taxes. The second group includes fled the property, Icxated in the cern stemmed in part from his Boston, said his firm serves about door should have a dead bolt lock soil and stain repellent (Novina is ford, Erik Small, Gunther Sprecher, Doug Van Hoewyk. such costs as grocery and restaurant eastern part of town. memories of an incident which 1,000, mainly middle-class, with a bolt of at least one inch in naturally partial to Allied’s Worry m ^ expenses, long-distance phone calls, Evans, whose real name has occurred 20 years ago when residential customers in the diameter. Cost; $12 to $15 Free system that guards the Milliken “Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not clothing, personal care, children’s College Notes as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart been changed to avoid possible burglars broke into his Greater Hartford area. Its systems ■ Double cylinder dead bolt carpeting we show in the photo Obituaries allowances, gifts and charitable retaliation, presumed the grandparents’ Steep Hollow Lane can include video cameras which here). DO Current Quotes be Doubled, neither let it be afraid. John 14:27 There is donations, cable TV, hobbies, vaca­ locks — 'These need a key to open u-cspasscr(s) had been after an house, tied up his grandmother are monitored by the firm’s Act fast when spills and stains something about the peace that the Lord imparts to us. It tions and otlier recreation. the door from either side. ($20 to DO with neckties and ransacked the security control office. If there is occur. You wouldn’t let a splat of Sports writer goes beyond the realm of human comprehension. Your investigation can pay off in eight-foot (ThrisUnas wreath hang­ $25) On Colby dean’s list “It is about time they learned that democracy cannot .At night when I awaken to a frightened dream, I just ing above the front entrance to his home. an inuuder, the office can notify ketchup sit around on your vinyl or Theresa L. Sombric, daughter of David J. and Joanne PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Joe Greenday, a Philadel­ be intimidated by terrorism and we rightly treat them whisper that Name. When my life has been in turmoil, I the discovery of cash leaks that are home. He figured that a ladder Now, Evans said, he is thinking the property owner and police. ■ Dead latch — This locks the wood fl(X)r. Nor would your expect Sombric of Manchester, has been named to the dean’s phia Daily News sports writer for 47 years and a former with contempt.’’ — British Prime Minister John Major on have just called on that Name. When there has been sor­ easily plugged now and discretion­ being used to reach the wreath about buying a burglar alarm sys­ These systems range in price door after the homeowner is home to go weeks without sweeping/ president of the Golf Writers Association of America, ary spending that can be cut back if list for the fall semester at Colby-Sawyer College, New the attack at 10 Downing Street by the IRA. row in our family, we have prayed in that name. In all had slipped and broken the win­ tem, a gun or both. from $700 to $2,500, depending and inside, adding extra protec­ vacuuming/mopping. Give any car­ London, N.H. died Wednesday after a long illness. He was 65. necessary. You can even map out an these situations, Uiere is Peace. Peace because, we have dow before the wreath could be Police departments, however, on what the homeowner wants, tion. ($10) pet regular care and you’ll live more Greenday retired from the Daily News two years ago “It sounds like a state-sponsored shotgun wedding. It austerity budget for the worst of called on the peace maker. Just before the attack on Iraq, stolen. generally discourage residents Cronkite said. A monthly $20 fee happily with it for a long time to but continued to cover major golf tournaments and write says if a teen gets pregnant she should get married to the times. ■ Weiser bolt — This is a come. it was stated that President Bush was at peace with him­ who arc unfamiliar with guns is charged to connect the On president’s list an outdoors column for the newspaper. He was president father of the child.” — Wisconsin’s Democratic Assemb­ Every household needs an emer­ According to the Manchester two-sided door knob with a dead self. It was said of him, he sought the advice of his mini­ Police DepartmenL burglaries — from purchasing one for that residence to the main security of­ Dale Spencer of Green Road, Manchester, has been of the Golf Writers Association from 1988 to 1990. ly Whip Barbara Notestein on a proposed bill to reward gency fund. Ideally, it should be bolt. A key is needed to lock and Q. I have an entire wall of ster, that he spent the night with Rev. Billy Graham. It the act of entering a home unlaw­ reason, according to Officer Gary fice. named to the president’s list at the Hartford State Techni­ Last October, he was inducted into the Sportswriters teen-age parents who marry and penalize dependent seems the President was seeking the peace maker. Even large enough to cover six months of unlock the bolt. ($50) floor-to-ceiling windows that looks fully — were reported at about FrosL community relations and Homeowners who do not wish cal College. Hall of Fame at Brays Island Plantation, S.C. single mothers who have more children. though one might be in the midst of a storm or war, one living expenses if you lose your job onto the little courtyard of our crime prevention specialist with to spend that much money or be can still be at peace when he is with the Peace Maker. or become sick. Exclude income 420 homes in town last year. In Windows condo. Nobody can see in (the Kurt Stefanovicz taxes and any business expenses half of these instances, the the Manchester Police Depart­ hooked to a security control com­ ■ Steel bars — Although con­ courtyard is fenced in), but this is United Pentecostal Church (which will temporarily drop ofi) burglars used no force at all, ment. Guns may be used only if a pany have other alternatives. sidered not as attractive as plain Florida and the sun will fade my Cinema but not much else. In two-income meaning they entered the home person’s life is in danger, he said. Schlagc Co. offers a “Keep windows, these greatly discourage living room carpet and Lottery families whose breadwinners both through an open or unlocked win­ Also, homeowners with guns run Safe” alarm that will sound in or burglars, who must pry off the upholstery. The trouble is, the have reason to feel secure in their the extra risk of someone else — heating duct runs under the win­ HARTFORD MANCHESTER dow or door. Most burglaries took outside the house if a window or whole window frame to get in. UA Th»al«f» East — Look Wtxt's Talking Too (PG-13) Fri and Sal CInstTU City — Cyrano da Bergerac (PG) Fri 6:50. 9:40; Sat and Sun jobs, three months’ expenses should possibly the burglar — gaining dows. We don’t use heat often, but Here are Thursday’s lottery results from around New 2-20 4-20, 7:20. 9:20, 11:20; Sun 2:20. 4:20. 720, 9:20. — Tho Russia Manchester Herald place during the day, when resi­ door is opened. It also can be Place on basement and first-level 1:10. 4, 6:50, 9:40. — While Fang (P G ) Fri 7:'0 , 9:45; Sat and Sun 1:20. England: H o u u (R) Fri-Sun 2. 4:25. 7, 925. — Not Without My Daughter (PG-13) suffice for emergencies. possession of the firearms. programmed to telephone a neigh­ I hate to cover it Any sugges­ 3:40, 7:20. 9:45. — The Griflors (R) Fri 7'20. 9:50; Sat and Sun TOO, 3:50. dents were away from home. windows. ($100) Fri and Sal 9:30, 11:40; Sun 9:30. — Tho Rescuers Down Under (G ) Fri- To qualify as “cash,” funds should 7-20,9:50. — Alice (PG -13) Fri 7. 9:30; Sat and Sun 1, 300. 7. 900. However, police warn of more “1 understand the gentleman’s bor or police if the homeowner is tions? — D.C. Sun 2:15. 4:30. 7:15. — Tho Ftocky Horror Picture Show (R) Fri and Sat Founded OcL 1,1881 as a weekly. Connecticut be kept available in safe, easily li­ extreme techniques, such as those feelings, but you have to be so not home at the time. The system ■ Sash lock — These window A. Vertical blinds would be a EAST HARTFORD midnighL Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. quidated accounts. Those include good bet, since they’d block the sun Daily: 1 -9-3. Play Four: 4-0-9-7 Buster’s Pub A Cinema — The Russia House (R) Fri-Sun 700, 9:30. employed by the famed very careful with guns and not let sells for between $200 and $450. locks require a key to open them, Showcase Cinema 1-10 Dances with Wfoives (PG-13) Fri ar>d Sat 1O0, money-market mutual funds, short­ so a burglar cannot break the win­ without blocking die heat register. 4:40, 8:05, 11O0; Sun 1:20. 4:40, 8:05. — Once Around (Ft) Fri and Sat A 2 — Tha Russia House (R) Fri 7, 9:40; Sat and Sun 4, A 8:A0. USPS 327-500 Manchester cat burglar, who last your emotions run away. Too Local distributors include F.T. - Look Who’s Talking Too (PG-13) Sal and Sun 2. - Mermai^ (PG-13) VOL. CX. No. 111 term certificates of deposiL and 13 dow glass and unlock the window. You can find verticals in a variety of Massachusetts 1:45, 4:05, 705, 9:30, 11:50; Sun 1:45. 4 0 5, 705, 900. — Hamlet (PG) summer robbed several houses at many people get hurt when guns Blish Hardware, 793 Main St., Fri-Sun 7:10, 9:30. — Roscuors Down Under (G ) Sal and Sun 1:30, 3:30. week Treasury bills. materials, or you could even have Daily: 0-4-1-9 Fri and Sat 105. 4:15, 7. 9:40, 12:20; Sun 105, 4:15, 7. 9:40. — Sleeping Acting Publisher night — in one instance clubbing are around,” said Frost. Manchester. ($3.50) With the Enemy (R ) Fri and Sat 1:10, 3:15, 5:20, 7:40. 10, 1205; Sun 1:10. JEANNE C. FRCJMERTH Besides taking stock of cash flow, them laminated to match your 3:15, 520, 7:40, 10. — Green Card (F ^ -1 3 ) Fri and Sat 2. 405. 725. WILLIMANTIC „ ^ ^ ^ „c: «ot an elderly man with a hammer If a homeowner is in the house Besides burglar alarms, homes upholstery, combining the soft look Northern New England 10:05, 12:25; Sun 2, 4:35. 7:25, 10:05. — Flun (R ) Fri and Sat 1O0, 5:25. U.A. The Cinemas - Run (R) Fri 9:25; Sat and Sun 4:45. 9:25 - you may be able to raise cash in ■ Security lock — These are Aiwakeninos (F*G-13) Fri 7, 9:40; Sal and Sun 2. 4:30. 7, 9:40. — Homo when he was confronted — before when a burglar enters. Frost can be made safer by installing Pick Three: 6-4-0. Pick Four: 3-2-S-3 8, 12:15; Sun 1:30, 525. 8. — Ftopcorn (R ) Fri and Sal 300. 10:20, 12:15; Executive Editor other ways: stronger window locks with a bolt of fabric with the efficiency of Sun 3:30, 10:20. — Awakenings (F>G-13) Fri and Sat 1:50, 4:25. 7:10,9:45. 5 ^ F « ) Fri7:15: 9:45; Sat and Sun 2:10, 4:45. 7:15. 9:45. - Kinder­ VINCENT MICHAEL VALVO being caught and sentenced to jail. recommends not confronting the secure window bars and window blinds. 12:10;.Sun 1:50. 4:25, 7:10, 9:45. — L A . Story (PG-13) Fri and Sat 1.05, garten Cop (PG-13) Fri 7; Sot and Sun 2:35, 7. - Sleeping With ^ e ■ Make a practice of depositing that inserts into the window frame Enemy (R) Fri 7:30, 9:45; Sat and Sun 230, 4:45, 7:30, 9:45. — L .A Story City Editor______Therefore, it pays to keep homes burglar, or risking a possibly and door locks. Brass, not steel, Another idea: sheer curtains with Rhode Island 3:10, 5:15, 7:35. 9 0 5. 11:55; Sun 1:05, 3:10. 5:15, 7:35. 9:55. — The ______Alex (sireffi any raises or bonuses into your when locked. ($9) Novorending Story II: Th e Next Chapter (P G ) Fri and Sal 1, 3, 5:05. 7:20, (PG-13) Fri 7 15 9:30; Sal and Sun 2:15. 4:30, 7:15, 9:30. — Tho News Editor_____ burglar-proof, in the form of violent confrontation. Call police locks should be used because full-length stationary licbacks on Daily: 0-4-2-5. Lot-O-Bucks: 19-21-23-28-36. Jack­ Novorending Story II: Tho Next Chapter (PG ) Fri 7. 9:15; Sat and Sun 2. . ^ d r e w C Spitzler emergency fund. 9-20, 11:40; Sun 1. 3. 5:05, 7'20. 9:20, — Home Alone (F>G) Fri and Sal Associate Editor if a phone is available, he said. brass docs not corrode or ■ Vent lock — This type of pot: $721,961 1:15, 3:25, 505. 7:50. 10:15. 12:25; Sun 1:15, 3:25, 5:35, 7:50, 10:15 4:15, 7.9:15. .Eileen Hiromi Mae ■ Put the proceeds of maturing locks, lights and burglar alarms, each side. Hang the sheers so they Features Editor _ _ Dianna M. Talbot Those who feel they must own deteriorate as much, according to lock stops a window from open­ draw away from the door to the Sports Editor___ long-term certificates of deposit in police said. . Len Auster three-month CDs or money-market Since Evans’ frightening ex­ a gun to be protected should con­ Paul E. Cicconc, one of Blish ing all the way, so a burglar has to courtyard, and you have your Photo Editor____ 1 Reginald Pinto accounts. perience, the self-employed tact the police department at Hardware’s owners. take off the whole window frame. sunscreen and egress, too. Fbr an Advertising Manager. ___ LesleyLesley Radius Radius ■ If you arc a homeowner, apply mctrologist has installed two large 646-4555 for infomiation about BuL he warns, “If a thief really ($ 1) even dressier look, drape a scries of Weather Business Manager . Jeanne G. Fromerth swags over the window and let the Circulation Manager _ now for a home-equity line of crediL .Gerlinde Colletti with the undcrsuuiding that you ends trail down to puddle on the Production Director Sheldon Cohen REGIONAL Weather Pressroom Manager. Hoboil H. Hubbard would use this resource only in an floor. Saturday, Feb. 9 extreme emergency, such as Main Telephone Number prolonged unemploymenL Arrange, Q. I want something different Aoou-WM»w>*1a'*OM< ky o o n m o n t m d MmpwMwM 643-2711 if possible, for an interest-only Horses need special winter care too for the foyer of the house we’re Mostly sunny Circulation Telephone Number renovating. 1 love the look of u|3y| this is advisable) and shop for the By DR. ALLAN LEVENTHAL fed. Be sure to properly cool out your feeding. Combine both for the best black-and-white checks in marble, The weather tonight in the greater P u b lis h ^ daily except Sunday and certain hofidays by lowest possible closing costs. Before Bolton Veterinary Hospital The accessibility to fresh water steed afterwards. A heated stall isn't results. If blanketed, some clipping but that may be out of my budget Manchester area: clear. Low in the the Manchester Publishing Co.. 16 Brainard PiLcJ borrowing any money, be sure two to three times daily is a must. necessary as long as it is dry, draft- of long hair is a good procedure. If range. Do you have any ideas? — lower 30s. Northwest wind to 10 M an^oster. Conn. 06040 Second class postage p ^ i O.B. Manchester. Conn. Postmaster: Send address ehano« you’ll able to pay it back: If you Fbr those riders fortunate enough Preferably, it shouldn’t be too cold free and not too small. Blanketing is active, regular shoeing every eight mph. Saturday, mostly sunny. High dcfaulL you could lose your home. to have a stable with an indoor beneficial on cold nights. An ex­ to 10 weeks is recommended. If in­ A. Several. Take a look at some [ iBosKwl 52^ ^ WanchJ?ter. iTotw^ 43° \ lAK»wy 146° in the upjjer 40s. Outlook for Sun­ ■ Also take a look at your job riding arena and also for those that amination by your veterinarian to active, at the very least, remove the of the new solid color vinyl floors day, increasing clouds with a chance The M a n ^ w ie r Herald is a member of The Associated situation. Ask yourself these ques­ don’L winter calls for special care Pet Forum check general health, parasitism, shoes and keep the hooves trimmed. available. They can be laid in checks of a shower. Cooler with a high in Press, ^ Audit Bureau of Circulation, the New England tions: How is your company likely for your equine. dental condition and vaccination Fbr winter riding or hayridcs, clogs just like traditional marble. Then A“ «:iation and the New England Newspa^® ^ 8uW 1o|43» the mid 40s. to respond to a recession? Would If your horse spends much of the currency is proper at this time. Since are advisable (sharp-shod). Worm­ llicrc arc hardwood parquet squares ^New Yorttl 56° 1 High pressure will prevail across Guaranteed delivery. Hjm u don’t receive your Herald you be likely to survive a reduction day in a stall or pen, nutrition should or less than the desired amount may most of the winter ration is ing with a preparation suggested or that also come in dark, dark browns New England today and early Of 7:30 a.m. Salurdlys pleaM in force at your company? What can be carefully controlled. Good be consumed. Exercise is important, roughage, floating the teeth is a administered by your vet at least and whites, so you can achieve the ^ M amie tonight. A weak, dry disturbance 0 J^ Ocean telephone earner. If you are unaole to re ic T yo“ you do now to improve your chan­ quality grass hay is the preferred weather and footing is considered. recommended fall or winter proce­ once during the winter will keep same look. Fbrcclain and ceramic will quickly pass through the area earner, call subsenber service at 647-9946 bv a nm ces of surviving? And, just in case: roughage with little or no grain, Fbr those riders fortunate enough to dure to make chewing more effi­ your horse healthier. tiles offer yet other options, but \JW»sMng4on|60°l early on Saturday with little change weekdays lor delivery in Manchester ® P "»• S u g g e s t^ carrier rates are $1.60 weekly $770 fa, Arc you keeping in touch with depending on the horse’s condition have an indoor rink, regular riding is cient. Ibllowing these simple sugges­ don’t give up on the marble. Prc-cn- e tM t Aoev Weedier, bbc in the weather. one J i^ n lh . $23 10 ter three months, $46 20 for six people in your field who might and how often you arc riding. Of desirable. If it’s irregular, don't Grooming on a regular basis is a tions will enable your horse to ginccrcd into thin-but-durablc tiles, Today’s weather picture was drawn by Staci Wardwell, know about job openings at other course, if you’re riding regularly, overdo, but at least some lunging on must. An old amiy vet once said that winter well and be ready to go in the it’s now priced to suit relatively cf aoto’ aoerv’ fifth-grader at Highland Park School in Manchester. companies? more liberal grain rations should be a regular basis is good. good grooming is equivalent to good spring. slender budgets, too. 12—MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Feb 8 1991 MANCHES’TER HERALD, Friday. Feb. 8, 1991—13

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Pageant officials said she’s been ill. Reed said 26 Somathing 2 Roman Fatmen ter (2 wda.) to raad emperor 24 Inlormatlon 44 Arrow DEAR ABBY: The letter from the lady whose older his client is well enough now to work and will appear DEAR DR. GOTT: I’ve been diagnosed as having 31 Raquailad 3 Poems agey. poison at this year’s pageant, to be televised Feb. 22 from aortic insufficiency. Is replacement of the aortic valve in­ 33 Laugh 4 — Earp 25 Round 45 Sound ol a sister had criticized her all her life inspired me to write. I ayllabla 5 Drink baaket blow know how she feels. I am 74 and my sister is 86. She’s Wichiti Kan., on CBS-TV. evitable? I’ve been asymptomatic for five years and 34 Gaographh 6 — Kniaval 27 Prickly 46 Ireland 'V' Dave Coverly Mike Clark of Los Angeles-based Madison Square question the need for treatment. cal divltlon 7 — Tin Tin shrub 47 Bird cissf the oldest in the family and I’m the youngest, and she 35 Chicken — (movie dog) 26 Lyric 48 PlaIntIH never criticized any of our other siblings the way she Garden Productions, which is putting on the pageant, DEAR READER: The aortic valve is one of the 36 Princatt — 8 — '89 (Ger­ 29 Opposlta ol 49 Waa Indebt­ criticized me. said he couldn’t comment on Reed’s allegations. heart’s major valves: It controls the flow of blood to 37 Nuisance man movie) ado ed to plants 9 Negativsi 30 Stop 50 Enthuslaim SNAFU by Brtica Baattla After being a widow for eight years, I recently remar­ most of the body. When the heart beats, the valve opens 38 Artificial 10 Step------1 working 51 Glimpta ■ PONTIAC, Mich. — The ex-wife of rock singer and blood is ejected into the aorta; when the heart rests language 11 Playing 32 Smooth S3 Pizia T 3 ried, and when I chose my 4-year-old great- 41 Clever cards quality granddaughter for my flower girl. Sis criticized me by Bob Seger says he beat her and pressured her to have between beats, the valve closes and prevents blood from saying, “Older couples do not have flower girls at their an abortion after they divorced, falsely promising to backwashing into the heart. Therefore, a normally T“ i 3 r - w 11 OAH'rftBAUY "THeyoiPN'T KNc?W I HAP A ffA^eBOMB IN THAT BAG'" second wedding.” remarry her. functioning aortic valve is necessary for a healthy heart. YOU pRevBsreoA BLAMB'eNlrr IS n 14 HB'6 oerUHG AINAy/\ She also criticized the write-up of my recent wedding Annette Seger is suing her former husband for In some people, the valve fails to close completely. l^ O O K ^ UKFI in the local newspaper. She said I should not have named more than $10,000 in damages. Called aortic insufficiency or aortic regurgitation, this IS 17 THB POUceYHOUO\ all the out-of-town guests, told where they came from At a circuit court hearing Wednesday, Mrs. Seger’s condition allows a portion of blood to leak back into the YOU A BANK SJOLBH LOOT' RC?BBBR/ and how they were related to the bride or groom — the attorney, Gordon Gold, told Judge Richard Kuhn that heart, where it must be re-pumped out into the circula­ 11 list was too long and boring. Seger, of Bloomfield Hills, made his client’s life tion. This causes a murmur, an extra heart sound. Such ) Abby, I never criticized any of her weddings, and she “hell” when he pressured her to have an abortion a inefficient valve action leads to cardiac overwork be­ has been married six times. (Three times before she was month after their November 1988 divorce. cause with each beat, the heart is forced to pump an extra 45, and three times after.) Gold said the singer beat his ex-wife outside a Los amount of blood. With time, this can produce heart enlar­ GOTTA FINO I am enclosing the write-up of my wedding that she Angeles nightclub in January 1989. Gold said she Th« Aatoclatsd P r n s gement (cardiac hypertrophy) and, eventually, heart was hospitalized six months later for exhaustion, A PLACB meRB criticized. Please give me your honest opinion of it. HATES HAIRPIECE — Actor Ted Danson failure, as the heart b ^ m e s increasingly unable to com­ NOgOPyLL dehydration and mental illness because of the beat­ SICK OF SISTER’S CRfFIClSM says the one thing he doesn’t like about pensate for the additional, unnecessary work. 3T GBTNNRry DEAR SICK: I think the write-up is lovely. Perhaps ing. Like any affliction, aortic insufficiency can be mild, your sister isn’t aware that it is customary to list all the Seger’s attorney, T. Patrick Frcydl, asked Kuhn to the character he plays in "Cheers," is his moderate or severe. It may result from a heart attack n r EEK AND MEEK by Howls Schnakiar out-of-town guests, where they came from and their dismiss part of the suit claiming the singer intention­ hairpiece. Danson leaves Sam’s hairpiece (which weakens the valve), infection (which destroys it) V OH, IM LOOKS U K t SO U R relationship to the bride or groom. ally caused his ex-wife emotional distress. He argued on the set when he heads home these or trauma (which injures it). Mild forms do not need that consenting partners’ decisions on birth control f J O T f e C F REAaV? (S Don’t be too hard on your sister, dear. Some older si­ days, a welcome change from the days treatment — at least initially — unless and until signs of w blings tend to criticize their younger siblings out of habit. are outside court jurisdiction and there is no right to cardiac overwork ^pear. Severe aortic insufficiency al­ X>DAV TDOUORK- damages for a broken promise to marry. when he wore the wig both on- and off­ ways needs treatment because this mechanical abnor­ "The weather must really be bad. We’ve T DEAR ABBY: Seattle’s letter hit the nail on the head. As a celebrity, Seger is vulnerable to unfounded screen. had almost as many people call in sick as mality can, in a short time, lead to irreversible heart ST ra r on a warm, sunny Friday!" A widow is treated much better than a divorcee. She gets claims, Freydl said. “Bob Seger is who he is, and failure. Treatment of moderate aortic insufficiency to keep the friends and relatives from both sides. She these problems, unfortunately, come with the ter­ might have added. 'The two are a twosome these depends on the age and health of the patient, and the doc­ gets nothing but sympathy. A divorcee gets bad-mouthed ritory,” he said. days. tor’s judgment. and all her so-called friends drop her. One explained she Neither Seger attended the hearing. 'The only consistently favorable therapy is valve THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME “We’re not married ... But we’re very much S tu m p e d ? G et answ ers to clu e s by calling "D ia l-a -W o rd ” thought it was “catching.” together,” Gless said. replacement This is serious surgery but is literally life­ 1^ by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee How I wish I had been a widow. Life insurance is ■ NEW YORK — Sharon Gles.s, who stars in the at 1-900-454-3535 and entering access code number 184 saving when performed at the proper time, before the 9Sc per minute; Touch-Tone or rotary phones. Unscramble these four Jumbles, preferable to alimony and child support — which is not title role of CBS-TV’s “The Trials of Rosie O’Neill,” cardiac overwork causes permanent heart damage. one letter to each square, to form z% ■ SOUTHFIELD, Mich. — Cardinal Edmund tour ordinary words. always collected anyway. And what about child custody says she’s finding life a joy — and anything but a Szoka, the former Detroit prelate, was recovering Therefore, I cannot say whether you need valve J battles? A dead man leaves his children with their uial. WINTHROP by Dick Cavalli after surgeons removed a cancerous lump from his replacement now — or will in the future. The decision CAGIM mother, and his widow is rid of him for life. 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Each letter In the cipher stands lor z -< LONG ISLAND “1 think this is the happiest time of my life,” the financial officer. surgery. A Doppler study (using sound waves to measure another. Today's clue: S equals P. NUDET CONFIDENTIAL TO “MY TURN IN TORON­ 47-year-old Los Angeles native says. “And this He was visiting family and friends in Detroit when cardiac contractions), a cardiogram (to assess heart '' H H TO” : Seize the opportunity to be superior. “By taking (‘Rosie’ team) is the best crew.” a routine X-ray found a quarter-inch nodule on his strain) and an angiogram (an X-ray study to delineate the ' G W I R I I U R H P revenge, a man is even with his enemy, but by passing it Producer Barcny Rosenzweig, especially, she lung. degree of valve malfunction) will help your doctor O m over, he is superior.” (Noah Webster) decide if you should consider valve replacement. 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Drama) Glynnis O'CJonnor, Tracey bays of Spantan For Hire Paid 1 Paid C0MEOlJ.K£Vlti kst SwMp Way (R) the Dance" ICradinger Armand Assante Ullman iM ^ y Dodd r'Watercolors' Paid Paid Wayans is a sister of Keenan Ivory Program Program Program Prooram 1 KNOW w Dip (4:30) It's Garry Movie: “Sterman" (1984, Science Fiction) Jett Wayans and Damon Wayans, or is Movie: “Glory" (1989. Drama) Matthew Broderick. Movia; “Baekat Cat* 2“ (1990. Horror) Movia: “Saniual Awakening" (1974 S0NieTHlN6...I Movie: Shandling’e Bridges. Karen Allen An alien and a young widow are Denzel Washington. An all-black regiment ol Union Kevin Van Henlenryck. Annie Ross. Movie; "W.B ., Blue and o Adult) Robert Stewart, Thomas Gerald she perhaps the wife of one of “The Fourth Show (In pursued by government agents during a cross-country soldiers prove their worth on the liekts ol battle durino Duane and his homicidal Siamese twin the B ain" (1989. 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Comedy) Marx Brothers, Mary Eaton four children — sons Charlie soldiers try to slop a nasty Nazi from up with his alien counterpart to stop an Broiners. Margaret The Marx brothers turn Four stowaways become involved with (1939) The Marx Brothers TMC This comedy musical is based on the help a disinherited nephew conquering Niarth AInca. (In Stereo) "PG- extraterrestrial drug dealer from Dumont, collegiats. with Groucho as gangsters and try to avoid authorities George S Kaufman stage success (originally Carlos), Emilio, Ramon 13" (Adult lanejuage. mik) violence) poisoning the community. R' tj the president of a college while on an ocean liner modernize a run-down and dau^ter Renee. (Martin’s real ______1 Circus. Gilligin'i [ |Bugt Bunny a Pale Movie: “Oymkati" (1965,,Adventure) Kuirt Thomas, NBA All-Ster Friday Movie; “ Buddy, Buddy" (1961. Comedy) Waller TNT Movlt: "The Out of-Towm»rt" (1970, Comedy) Jack name was Estevez.) And, yes, Eric Island Telchie Agbayani. Night Matthau. Jack Lemmon Lemmon. Sandv Dennis and Julia are brother and sister. The jCartoon Exprass |MacGyver Family Murder, She Wrote q A. Ray Hitchhiker Swamp Miami Vice USA Movia; “Blizl* Batch, U.S.A." (1986, Comedy) Terry 1 Movia; “Claae ol Nuk* Matters' Hitchcock Bradbury Oflspring TMng iCongie, Kevin Costner ’ Wayanses are brother and brother ['Em High" (1986, Horror) and sister. 14_MANCHESTER h e r a l d , Friday, Feb. 8, 1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Feb. 8, 1991— 15

KfT -w CARLYLg by Larry WHgM 3 2 APARTMENTS FOR 61 MISC. SERVICES RENT SAVE TIME-Money, Gas. MANCHESTER-March I will do your grocery 1st. Centrally located 2 shopping. Call Carol at CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 bedroom duplex. $850/ 649-1999. Let*/Lend tor Sol*...... ► V month + utilities. N o t i c e s ...... 23 Musical Moms...... Inv**lm*nl Property ...... Merchandise Security required...... 01 ...... 74 Camoras and Photo Eaulpmont. 71 HOLIDAT L o *t/F o u n d ...... Su*lnt** Property...... Adults. 848-0297...... 02 ...... 2$ Pot* and Suppllo*...... SEASONAL P c r*o n a l*...... R**orl Properfy...... 7* Holiday Stoienol...... 03 Spcciolisg^t! | Mlscoilonoout for Sol*...... M ortp ap**...... 27 Anilauttond Col|*ctlbi**...... CARPENTRY/ MANCHESTER-2 Auction*...... •...... M Tog S o lM ...... BOOKKEEPING/ PAINTING/ FIREWOOD ANNQUNCING QUR AN­ Wonted to lu y ...... Rooflng/Sldlng...... Bedroom, private Flnonclol...... OS ...... 20 Services Clothing ...... Wontod to luy/Trod* ...... INCOME TAX PAPERING REMODELING NUAL VALENTINE Flooring...... RREWOOD basement, parking, Furnlluro...... large yard, stove. On LQVE LINES-To be Em ploym ent A Education Rentals Child C o r#...... E ltc lrlc o l...... GO WITH THE WINNER Cltonlng S«rvlcn ...... Htollng/Plumblng...... TVrSloroo/Appllonc**...... Jossph P. Domao, Jr. Wall Papering and Painting Cut, Split, featured on February Port Tima Help Wonted...... 10 Room* for Rent...... 31 ■k Coirtrsctor of th* Y*ar 1991 A busline. $850 monthly. Lawn C a r * ...... Mochlntry and Tool*...... A u to m o fiv t 14th. Call 643-2771, Help Wanted...... 11 Apartment* for Rent...... 32 Mltccllonccai Strvic**.... Certtfled Public Accountant 30 years Experience Seasoned, Delivered. By lntamalk>nal RemodeNng 849-2871. I Baokk**plne/lncam* Tax ..... S*rvlc*i Wonttd...... Cordoning...... Contractors Attodation Classified Department Situation W onted...... 12 Condominium* for Rent...... 33 Cor* for Sola...... Prolesslonaltax and accounting Insurance, References and $110/cord I Cdrt>*ntry/l4*nrioci*llng...... Londtcoplng...... MANCHESTER- 2 for more information. Su*ln*** Oooarlwnitlee...... 13 Home* for R en t...... 34 Good Things to Eat...... Trucks/Van* for Sol*.... D*v*r*aux’i Carpentry S*rvic** ; PolntlngrPap«rlng...... C o rK r tt*...... sendees. All 1040 consultations held Free Estimates 643-9145 Bedroom apartment in ln*lructlon ...... 14 Store/Otflc* Space...... 35 Fuol O ll/C ool/Flr*w ood...... C am p ors/Trollo ri...... Total Homa Improvamanta ...... 15 R**ori Property ...... 6457275 2-family on dead-end Employment Service*...... 3* Form Supplitt and Eoulomonl. Motorcyclos/Mopgd*..... In the privacy ol your home or olfice. MARTY MATTSSON Call Anytime HELPING PEOPLE sa­ lndu*lrlol Property...... 37 SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Auto Sorvicoo...... 649-4431 • Portfolo # Bafaranoo* street. $575 plus Offlc*/R*toll Eoulpmont...... 643-9034 • Inturad • Rag. #617*756 tisfy their needs and Real Estate Coroe** and Storop*...... 31 MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES... Auto* for Ronl/toos*..... utilities. 843-1108...... 21 Roommate* Wonted ...... Rocrootlonol Egulpmont...... wonts ... that’s what want Home* for Sol*...... 3* Call 643*2711 for more Information! Mlscoilonoout Automotlv* ads are all about. Coodomlnlumi for Salt...... 22 Wonted to Rent...... 40 Boot! and Morin* Eoulpmont... Wontod to Buy/Trodo.... Income Tax Preparation WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. SNOW PLOWING Quality work at a KITCHEN & BATW Reasonable ~ MANCHESTER 8 7 MISC. FOR SALE READ YOUR AD: Clottlfed adyertlsementi ore reasonable pricel SNOWPLOWING RATES: 1 to 6 doyt; 90 cents per line per day. DEADLINES: For classified advertlsments to taken by telephone os a convenience. The Experienced ~ Your Home Interior & Exterior Residential & Commercial REMODEUNG 2-1/2 room apart­ 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesdoy throuoh Saturday, the CHANDLIER-Punched tin Manchester Herald It responsible for only one Free Estimates Snow Blower Service Avalable From the smallest repairto the ment. Ideal for eld­ from Sturbridge. $50. 70 to 2S days: 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ Dan Mosler Incorrect Insertion ond then only for the tlie of Call Brian Weigle Free Estimates largest renovation, wa will do a erly person. Single Call 646-1427. 36 or more days: SO cents per line per day. tion. For advertisements to be published the orlolnol Insertion. Errors which do not lessen 649-3329 645-8912 complete job. F Minimum charge: 4 lines. Monday, the deadline It 3:X p.m. on Fridoy. the volue of the advertisement will not be 649-4304 Visit our beautiful showroom or story building, indi­ corrected by on odditlonol Insertion. 2 5 BUSINESS 2 8 WANTED TO BUY 649-4326 call for your free estimate. vidual entrance, LAWN MOWER-22". ACCOUNTING Power mower-K-Mart. PROPERTY MANCHESTER-Building M ANAGEM ENT SER VIC ES Heritage Kitchen & near shopping and $50.00 Good condition. Lot wanted. Duplex or •Tax Preparation* busline. $4.65 in­ 649-8314. NOTICES 11 HELP WANTED 11 HELP WANTED 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 2 1 HOMES FOR SALE MANCHESTER-Available •Individual or Business* WATERPROOFING Bath Center F immediately 1200 Single family. Cash. •Reasonable Rates* cludes heat, appli­ As a condition precedent POSTAL JOBS- square feet commer- 643-8557,Evenings. •Free Pick-up and Delivery* 254 Broad Street SNOW BLOWER- POISED, PERSONABLE A GREAT BUYIM It’s time HORSES ANYONE? 4.06 SIGNS ances, storage area, to the piacement of any •Electronic Filing* WET BASEM ENTS? Craftsman. 26" 2 Stage, ARTICUUTE INDIVIDUALS Manchester Area. Start to move when you see Lightly wooded acres cial/industrial. 3 Phase Manchester advertising in the $1 1.71/Hour plus this impeccable 3 electric, sprinkler 644-6034 Hatchways, foundation cracks, SIGNS coin-up laundry. GC, self propelled. If you can organize your own lime, with large open pasture 3 1 ROOMS FOR RENT Vcluabla ■*•«( for your butliM M . 649-5400 Manchester Herald, Ad­ are a sell starter, Itke Ilexble hours benefits. For application bedroom Cape with area for your norses. system, $550 per sump pumps, tile lines, gravity Magntllo A Vinyl L*(t*r« Motor missing. Had vertiser hereby agrees and, have a desire to determine your and information call 1- fireplaced living room, Builders own newer month. 646-5477. TAX PREPARATION feeds, and dry wells. Also damp­ • V a h Ic iM 7HP. $99. 643-4535. own success, here's your chance to MANCHESTER-Free Mondoy-ffldciy • Truck LctWrlng* to protect, indemnify 216-324-6228, 7-10pm. family room, new ther­ • Rh I Estat* Sign* F______start your own business. W e are the sprawling ranch with 2 week with $100 security 20% SerSor CHtzan Dicount ness profflng of concrete walls CUSTOM QUAUTY and hold harmless the mopane windowsi 10% Dlicouit Before 2/16/91 Cotnpultriza^il^^toohnoiogy leaders in the Calendar and Spe­ READ BOOKS FOR PAY- car attached garage. deposit. Clean, quiet, One stop improvements. Damato Manchester Herald, its There’s a garage tool BTCtrorSc Fina AvcRobla and floors. Chimney clean outs, wmm IMTINFRIflt M l WHITE-Double porcelain cialty Advertising Industry. This is $100 a title. No Large screened-in PUBLISHER'S furnished. 646-8337. 644-9486 644-9463 Contact Anjana Mehta Framing to Painting. officers and employees NOT a Franchise and. There is No stone walls, and conaete repairs. Call rental office sink. Faucets, sprayer. Experience. Call 1-900- Call to see! Anne Miller porch. Hebron, WE DELIVER Financial S *rrlc*tof Connadlcul 645-7006 Ucensed & Insured. against any ana all Investment! AH accounts are fully NOTICE: For Home Delivery, Call (one mile from Buddond MdO Excellent condition. 847-7878 ($0.00/min) COVENTRY $234,000 Real Estate, 647-8000. $190,000. Phil Over 40 years experienced. Sen­ 6 46-1021 liability, loss or ex­ protected. We handle your accounts F 435 Buddend Rood Call Dave Adamick $50/best offer. 649- or Write: PASE-849B, OPEN HOUSE Blazawski. Philips Real EQUAL South Windsor. CT 06074 ior citizen discounts. pense including receivable and. Commissions are 647-9946 32 APARTMENTS FOR for a free quote. 0222. Paid Immedalely. Contact: Nancy 161 S. Lincolnway, N. Sunday ~ Febiwuy 10. 1-4PM Estate, 742-1450. attorneys' fees, arising ANSALDI QUALITYIII HOUSING Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 ______RENT______Albert Zuccaro 645-6523 F Bentley, Sales Manager, Shedd- Aurora, IL 60542. 3080 SOUTH STREET $134,900. Exceptional from claims of unfair Brown, P.O. Box 438, Red Oak, OPPORTUNITY JAMES C. RTZ6ERALD, C .P>. 34 HOMES FOR RENT Exqiislte Contem porov Ip p d a u by iTsetf. top quatity. 3 years yoLng 6 room Cape with first Waterproofing trade practices, infring- Iowa or, cal: 1-712-623-5424, Ext. REAL ESTATE AGENTS with iteden ceramic tiie. masrer iiiie I6x25 with a 4 person Jacuzzi. IMPECCABLE-Move-in EAST HARTFORD-4 Tax-Accountlng-AudR HEATING/ floor bedroom, custom ment of trademarks, 287. WANTED-Ask for Jack. Bdeonied foyer, (otm ol dning room . 2100 sq. ft. set on over 2 acres. An condition I 8 Room, 4 All Real Estate adver­ Bedroom, large kitchen, Management Advltoiy Service PLUMBING HOME MASTER COVENTRY LAKE-Small EN D R O L L S oasis of quiet and unexpected style. interior including bay LEGAL NOTICES C oipoialhn$-railn,ahlp, 646-3361 trade names or patents, Jack Lappen Realty. bedroom, 1-1/2 bath dishwasher, garage. 2 bedroom year round. 271/2" width- ‘1.00 DIRECTIONS: RIe. 6E to le ft o n S outh St. o r Rte. 44E to rig h t o n SSver St. le ft window and beautiful tised in this newspa­ In d M d u o k , TnMl$ A Ertafe* Improvements FULL TIME POSITION 643-4263. on South Street. Colonial with beautiful, $800/Month. 233-4902. ■nstaflaUonandl Beach/boat privileges. 13’ width-50^ violation of rights of fireplace in living room, per is subject to the NOTICE TO CREDITORS E v a n n g A WaakandApfxiInlmmnt AVAILABLE-For ex­ in ground pool. hvHouw Computen Carpentry - Yard Work $625 plus utilities. 633- Aluminum Sheets 41*5.00 privacy and infringe­ RESTAURANTS. and atrium doors to ESTATE OF HEBRON-2 Bedroom. ofO B,G as& l perienced quick lube Remodeled kitchen Federal Fair Housing 646-S602 0580 day or evening. N ew sprint e n d rods c o n b o pfeV od ment of copyright and Call 1-900-226-2645. pation. Walk out base­ HAROLD H. ROBINSON, III Heat/hot water •Water Heaters All Jobs Considered IP at the Manchester Herctd technician. Good pay (NICEI). Family room 935 Main St. CtxxlyCTd, M cncheiter ONIY before tl am. Monday proprietary rights, unfair 7 Days a week. ment too! Anne Miller Act of 1968 which The Hon. Elaine N. Cam- included. Parking. Cel­ •WarmAirFumaoes MANCHESTER-6 Rooms, plus benefits. Call 647- with stone fireplace. TREE SERVICE/ 643-9996 Ihrousri Thusdoy. competition and libel $3/Minute. 24 Hours. Real Estate, 647-8000. poseo. Judge of the Court of lar storage. Appliances. •Bolers Cape, 3 bedrooms. 8997. Large deck and 2 car makes it illegal to ad­ and slander, which may F Probate, District of Andover, Wall to wall carpeting. INCOME TAX SER VICE PRUNING W Ibon Oil Company Near hospital, quiet result from the publica­ attached garage with vertise “any prefer­ 16 years experierKO LABORER-JOB ACCESS. SECRETARIAL ASSIS- opener. Lovely 3/4 at a hearing held on 1-31-91, $625 Monthly. Call 228- 6466393 COMPLETE neighborhood. Avail­ 91 CARS FOR SALE tion of any advertise­ TANT-Includes Sat/ BOLTON RANCH-Lovely ence, limitation or dis­ ordered that all claims must 1214 or 649-2871. Low reasonable rates HAWKES TREE SERVICE Call 1-900-226-2645. acre, well landscaped •Y o u r home or office REMODEUNG SERVICE able March 1st. ment in the Manchester 3 bedroom home with be presented to the fiduciary Bucket, truck & chipper. 7 Days a week. Sun. Call Tony. 645- yard. Strano Real crimination based on •Confidential Security/references. Herald by advertiser, in­ MANCHESTER $ 1 6 6,9 0 0 first floor family room. 2- at the address below. Failure NO JO B TOO S M A LL FRAH CONSTRUCTION, INC. $3/Minute. 24 Hours. 6470. Estate, 647-7653. MANCHESTER-Beaufiful •Convenient Stump removEU. Free $950/month. Ken, 643- Schaller cluding advertisements 1/2 Baths, first floor race, color, religion, to promptly present any such Instant Service/Free Estiinates F quality 2 bedroom For quotes Find appointments. estimates. Special "O ne ca ll does It a ll." 1442.______Quality in any free distribution LOCAL MANUFACTUR- laundry. Security sex, handicap, family claim may result in the loss of Townhouse. Quiet on consideration for elderly and Bath/Kitchen Remodeling ING FIRM-Needs in­ 14 INSTRUCTION 202 BUSH H IU ROAD MANCHESTER- rights to recover on such Call 644-1009 aKitchen aBath Pre-Owned Autos publications published system. $180’s. Real busline, air conditioned, handicapped One Call Does It AK MANCHESTER-3 Bed­ z dividual with high C onT b e a t th e p ric e o n this 7 ro o m Raised R m c h w ith 3 b e d ro o m s , d l nice! Near Manchester $129,900. Nice locale. status, or national ori­ claim. aAdditions aOecks Value Priced by the Manchester MATH TUTORING OF- frost free refrigerator, 647-7553 30 Years Experience room, full former, fur­ mechanical ability to set hardwood flooring, ceramic tie In kitchen and baths. Lower level Fireside cheer is a plus gin, or any intention to ACCOUNTING MATTERS, INC aRoofing aSidIng Herald. FERED-AII grades plus fa m ily ro o m w ith w o o d D u n In g sto ve . 2 c a g d o g e . S tu a te d o n h u g e , line . "We’re Selling Cynthia Lynch, self-cleaning oven, M&M Plumbing & Heating nished or unfurnished. USED CAR BEST BUYS! up punch presses, Tax Returns & Bookeeping o n some Freshman col­ ptlvole lot. Houses!" Blanchard & value. Beautiful make any such prefer­ Clerk dish-washer. Large 649-2871 aRepaIrs $900 plus security. 633- 19S4 Lincoln Town Cw $3,900 maintenance and DIRECTIONS: KUstown Rood or Keeney Street to Bush HIS Rood. upkeep, aluminum 200 West Center St., Manchester Loaded, Excellent Condltnn J } r - lege courses. 644- Rossetto Real Estate, ence, limitation or dis­ The fiduciary is: storage area. Ideal for Free estimates. 2694. Daytime best. super-vision. Send 646-2482. siding, 1-1/2 story Cape 649-8902 1988 Honda Accord $9,900 2617. D.F. REALE, INC. Harold H. Robinson, Jr. seniors or middle aged. Licensed and insured. Keep trying evenings. 11 HELP WANTED resume and wage re­ Cod. Hardwood floors, crimination.” 303 Burnside Ave., East Hartlord LXI Coupe. 5 Spd., A/C, Loaded do Michael Elsass, Esq. Ckime see why we rare­ > . m quirements to: C/O jH n # REAL ESTATE den, modern kitchen, 3 t988VWJettaGL $7,800 HHHH 175M8lnSt., Manciwster BRAND NEW LISTINGIII This newspaper will not Day, Berry & Howard ly have a vacancy. 528-7401 ROOFING/ Call Tom H i o BALLY’S HOLIDAY-ls Manchester Herald, bedroom, easy-care 35 STORE & OFFICE Auto, A/C, AM/FM Stereo 21 HOMES FOR SALE ” ■ ■ ■ 646-4525 Delightful 7 room Anti­ knowingly accept any City Place $800, heat and hot Fully Computerlzod SIDING looking for high spirited, B ox C-102, landscaping, storm 871-8092 ______SPACE______1984 Olds Cutlass Sedan $3,200 NEW AND EXPERIENCED AGENTS WANTED q ue Cape Cod in Hartford, CT 06103 water included. 247- ELDER CARE O CO aggressive, career Manchester, CT 06040. windows, shutters. Plus advertising tor Real Es­ V-6, Auto, A/C, Full Power DO-IT-YOUR-SELFERS Manchester’s Bowers 016-02______5030. LIONEL COTE minded individuals to "large view deck. DW MANCHESTER-945 Main 1987 Chrysler Lebwon $5,700 z -< MANAGER^OB ACCESS DREAMl-Manchester, School District! Excel­ tate which is in viola­ ANJANA MEHTA NEED HELP? work in our Manchester Fish Real Estate, 643- ROOFING & SIDING St. 1000 Square feet. Coupe, /Ujto, A/C, PS, P0, A M /™ $115,000. With a little JUST LISTED! $130’S. 8 lent condition inside NOTICE OF HEARING LEGAL NOTICE Offering complete computer­ “Helping Handa” H H and West Hartford Call 1-900-228-2645. MANCHESTER- 1591. tion of the law. Our •30 Years Experierwe Newly remodeled, 1987 Acura Legend $11,900 TLC you can call this 3 Room, 1-1/2 bath full ESTATE OF locations. We provide 7 Days a week. $174,900. Sitting pretty! and out. 3 Bedrooms, F readers are hereby NOTICE OF HEARING ized Accounting/Bookeeping Homemaker and glassM-in conference Sedan, V-6, Auto, Loaded, Sunroof bedroom ranch dormered Cape in ex­ lots of nooks and VINCENT POPELESKI •Fully Insured professional sales train­ $3/Minute. 24 Hours. Lovely custom built ESTATE OF and Income Tax Services. com panion services room, built-in bookcase, 1988 Honda Accord $10,900 o m "Home." Nice, vinyl cellent condition. First home with brick front crannies, flexible MOST WONDERFUL informed that all dwell­ Pursuant to an order of Hon. •License # 506737 ing with opportunity for HELEN H. EDGAR Manchester and vicinity. MISCELLANEOUS etc. $800/Month. Qp- LXI Sedan, Auto, A/C, Loaded MANUFACTURING sided, starter home with floor family room. floorplan, bright and SITE-Manchester, ings advertised in this William E. FitzGerald, Judge, Call Anytime career advancement. If sits high on hill with cir- 646*9564 tion to buy. Bruce 1987 Olds Cutlass Sup. $ 6 ,9 0 0 REPRESENTATIVES- newer roof, above Above ground pool! cular drive. 2 cheerful on a wonderful $257,900. Immaculate a hearing will be held on an Pursuant to an order of Hon. 645-7006 Call 644-3564 SERVICES you're determined, per­ newspaper are avail­ Gardner. 423-4136. V-8, Auto, Full Power, Wire Wheels Looking for people with ground pool, garage O ne year BuVers Fireplaces, immaculate private lot with excep­ Wendell Reid built application requesting William E. FitzGerald, Judge, sistant and believe in a hearing will be held on an 1986 Plymouth Horizon $ 2 ,7 0 0 high ethics. Looking for and fenced yard. DW Protection Plan! "We’re and in-law possibilities. tional landscaping. Of­ home with spectacular able on an equal op­ authorization to compromise health, contact Mrs. application requesting permis­ GSL Bulldlna MANCHESTER 5 Spd., PS, AM/FM, Economy Car people who take care in Fish Real Estate. 643- Selling Houses!" Call Diane Comollo, fered at $1 36,9001 view of Hartford skyline. portunity basis. To and settle a doubtful and dis­ taXperts Wallick at 646-4260. sion to sell real property, as in • INSTANT OFRCE 1988 Hyundai Excel GLS $ 3 ,9 0 0 their involvment with 1591. Blanchard & Rossetto res. 228-4514. Re/Max Enjoy goroeous sun­ puted claim in favor of said Experienced Professionals Tax Maintenance Co. Jackson & Jackson complain of discrimi­ said application on file more 5 Spd,, A/C, AM/FM, Sunrool CLERICAL-JOB ACCESS other human beings. Real Estate, 646-2482. Real Estate, 647-8400. sets from family room, estate, as In said application Preparation & Planning LAWN CARE Commercial/Resldential • INSTANT STAFF East of the River, 647- fully appears, at TRAVEL Fully furnished office with all 1984ToyotaCellca $3,900 People needed who are F 1419. F kitchen,living room or nation call: on file more fully appears, at Computerised building repair and home Call 1-900-226-2645. ENERGY EFFICIENT- Probate Court for the MEHTA TRAVEL support services. Starting at ST Coupe, 5 Spd., A/C. Very Clean highly motivated, and F deck. Possible in-law Probate Court for the Very sdTordable Improvements. Interior and $ 2 9 9 . 7 Days a week. Lovely split level ranch- HUD toll-free at: District of Manchester YARDMASTERS Ful tarvioo Iraval aoaocy 1988 Chevrolet Corsica $6,900 that motivation should BRICK RANCH-2-Car at­ District of Manchester Oomaatio A Intamalional 647-4800 $3/Minute. 24 Hours. type radiating comfy LEASE/PURCHASE suite. Many,many more 66 Center Street Estate Planning Available exterior painting, light car­ be to produce the finest MANCHESTER-Reduced, tached garage. Fire- 1- 800 - 424-6590 66 Center Street Snow Plowing; Leaves Fuly oo^utanzad raaarvaliona Sedan, V-6, Auto, A-C, Power Group charm. Vinyl siding. OPPORTUNITY!!! amenities. DW Fish P.O. Box 191 Personalized Client Service pentry. Complete janitorial Prestige Office Canter CUSTODIAN-Full time. company that anybody $134,900. Charming placed living room, ex­ P.O. Box 191 Raked and Trees Cut; tickaling 1989 Ford F-250 4X4 $12,500 Great family area, tree- $68,000-$72,900. Put Real Estate, 643-1591. Manchester, CT 06040 For appointment call Profatsionai paraonalizad mod service. Experienced, reli­ 2nd Shift. Applications aluminum sided tra large kitchen, 3 bed­ Manchester, CT 06040 Gutters and Garages Pickup, V -8 ,5 Spd., A/C, Lariat Pkg. ever worked in. Send lined street, cozy your rent towards a Bob MlorelU friandiy tarvioa able, free estimates. available. East Catholic Colonial. New kitchen, rooms, 2 baths. Lot, • ------■ on February 25, 1991 at 11:00 Cleaned CtManytkm 3 9 ROOMMATES 1987 Chevrolet C-20 4X4 $10,800 resume only to: UST, hearth,natural down payment on this on February 28, 1991 at 2:30 Mary Whitaker High. 649-5336. front to back living 90x156. Price is Eager buyers read | AM. Anlana Mahta 646-7000 643-0304 WANTED______Pickup V-8, Auto, A/C, Full Power PO Box 192, South woodwork, hardwood great 2-3 bedroom GONE FISHINGII PM. 64S-7370 646-3591 Call 643-9996 Bolton • Manchaatar room, hardwood floors, $185,000 Marion E. All persons having an interest 1987 Acura Legend $13,900 Glastonbury, Ct. 06073. floors, foyer, study. Colonial with new $103,900. Move right the Classified All persons having an interest 2 car garage on a quiet Robertson, Realtor, in said matter may appear and SOUTH WINDSOR-3 Sedan, V-6, Auto, Sunrool, Loaded DRIVERS-JOB ACCESS. Available immediately. kitchen, 2 full baths, full into this great starter or in said matter may appear and MEDICAL-JOB ACCESS. street. Only 2 miles to 643-5953. columns be hoard at that time. Bedroom house to 1969 Acura Legend $19,900 retirement home 2 be heard at that time. Call 1-900-226-2645. Call 1-900-226-2645. Manchester, $139,900. basement, central air! 184. Call and ask for LS Sedan, V-6, Auto, Air Bag, Leather house from Coventry every day! Elizabeth A. Bidwell, share. $260 plus 1/3 7 Days a week. 7 Days a week. Dawn Sutherland. Call the office for details Sharon Miller, MANCHESTER- Elizabeth A. Bidwell, 32 APARTMENTS FOR 3 2 APARTMENTS FOR utilities. Security 1984 Plymouth Horizon $ 2 ,2 9 5 $3/Minute. 24 Hours. Lake! 3 Bedrooms, Ass't Clerk PEOPLE WHO k n o w $3/Minute. 24 Hours. Philips Real Estate, on this great chance at residence, 646-5566. $124,500. Home sweet Ass't Clerk know thart*i • oertbin magic IlllWlla ■ ■ 1 ______RENT______RENT______deposit. 644-1392 or 4 Cylinder, Economy Car 742-1450. home ownership! Anne home. Your dream s fireplace living room, •bout CtmifM Advartltlng. f Ji X EXPERIENCED HAIR SALES JO B ACCESS. Re/Max East of the applianced kitchen, first 644-6991. 1988 Honda Prelude SI $11,900 DRESSER-Wilh a F Miller Real Estate, 647- River, 647-1419. can come true. This MANCHESTER-5 Rooms MANCHESTER-2 Auto, Loaded, Low Miles Call 1-900-226-2645. 8000. very affordable home floor laundry, ther­ with heat,hot water and TOLLAND-Large fur­ following, for busy GIVEAWAY PRICEI- Bedroom apartment in 1990 Acura Integra $13,500 7 Days a week. F awaits your ownership. mopane windowsi Don’t appliances. $825/ 2 family on dead-end nished room, Kitchen salon. Calf 649-3999. $3/Minute. 24 Hours. Pleasant 2-sfory made NEED EXTRA SPACE??? miss outi Anne Miller privileges. Please call LS Sedan, Auto, A/C, Full Power Call Ron Fournier, 649- Month. Security. street. $575 plus 1988 Mercury Cougar $7,995 for comfy living, vinyl MANCHESTER-NO Then see this great Real Estate, 647-8000. References. Adults 875-4781 after 6 pm. siding, inviting fireplace, MONEY DOWNI Lease 3087 for information on utilities. 643-1108. V-6, Auto, Full Power, AX1 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Colonial with 3 F preferred. 843-5383 or oak floors, formal dining mrehase. 3 Year old how this home can be 1985 Honda Accord LX $5,495 bedrooms, 2 kitchens. yours. Re/Max East of 848-8113. MANCHESTER-3 room, eat-in-kitchen, Ranch. Central air and Completely remodeled HERE’S YOUR BIG Bedroom Duplex. 52 CLEANING SER- 5 Speed, Air Conditioning fenced yard. heat, fenced in back the River, 647-1419. CHANCEIII Opportunity B lo w in g So K ai cashed dum my's other high MANCHESTER-Birch VICES FREE interbr tool New siding, F______MANCHESTER NORTH Washer/dryer hookup. Manchester $159,900. yard, attached garage. new windows, and a 2 knocks with this older 5- diamond and then played A-K of clubs. Street. 3 Rooms. Heat Kitchen, dining room, SCHALLER • K J 8 7 5 4 POLISH WOMAN-Will Roy Osborne. Philips Contact John at 646- car garage! Anne Miller QUICK-Sale Pricel Large 5 Two Family on Bissell • 85 4 m a g ic d u s t On the second club he played his and hot water included. living room and garage. clean your house. Call CLASSIFIED Real Estate, 742-1450. 9370. Please leave Real Estate, 647-8000. 2 bedroom ranch set on St., in Manchester! HERALD • A K queen, suggesting to any alert defend­ $450/Month. Security. $700/month. 646-7268. ACURA a cul-de-sac lot with Priced to sell at By James Jacoby er that declarer had started with five References. 849-4820. 644-4664. message. classified ads • A K 345 CENTER STREET lake view. Fireplace, $134,900 it makes spades, two cards in each minor, and 848-4412.______LINE ADS sense to own rather WEST EAST MANCHESTER hardwood floors, phone 643*2711 F o r m any years K a i Larsen owned a therefore four hearts. Next came a 9 1 CARS FOR SALE 91 CARS FOR SALE storage-workshop than renti Spacious ♦ 2 4>6 rubber bridge club in California. Now heart to his king. 01 CARS FOR SALE • Q 10 6 2 647-7077 shed. Coventry, apartments with formal • AJ73 West reasoned that Kai had started IN ^ ♦ 8 6 5 3 2 retired, Kai tells many interesting sto­ $107,900. Roy dining rooms, separate USE RICE' ta clean the ♦ J 10 9 4 with K-Q-lO-x of hearts. If so. West did • 10 9 7 2 ♦ J 4 3 ries from the past. For example, in to­ Osborne. Dir: Rt. 31 to utilities and ample Inside of bottles and lonii- day’s deal, Larsen created an illusion not dare win the heart ace. since he . TONY MARCH BUICK-CMC TONY MARCH BUICK-CMC ★ Daley Rd., Left on parking. Interior needs stem vases. Sprinkle rlco The ^ SOUTH in the mind of an opponent. would be endplayed. He would have to Bellevue, Right on John cosmetic work, but ex­ Inside container, add ♦ A Q 10 9 3 In six spades, Kai got the lead of the lead back into the Q-10 of hearts or terior is newer vinyl worm, sudsy water and Hand, #96. Philips Real • K9 jack of diamonds. He drew trumps in play a minor suit, allowing declarer to :k'i I !'H 1I I :H ^: V'AiJA'iUlo Manchester Herald siding. Call QuickI Jack- shake vlgorouslv. The IXWB Estate, 742-1450. ♦ Q7 one round, and quickly surmised that discard from dummy while ruffing in rice will polish and clean. That’s right, if you have merchandise to sell son & Jackson Real • Q 8 6 S his hand. So West ducked, hoping to Estate, 647-8400. Interior. the slam was easy if East held the 1991 GMC SONOMA Vulnerable: Both heart ace. Kai then tried to determine take two heart tricks with his A-J, and BUICK SKYLARK valued at $100 or less your ad is FREE! F______LINES RICHARD ROAD-Hugh Dealer: South a way to make the slam even if West Kai made his unmakabic slam. 10 Room, 3-1/2 bath, 22 CONDOMINIUMS 4D00R SEDAN PICKUP ★ 12 WORDS - 3 DAYS FREE FOR SALE held that ace For that to work, he James Jacoby's books "Jacoby on Bridge’ and brick residence in im­ QUICK LIKE A BUNNYIII South West North Etail needed to develop a scenario in which "Jacoby on Card Games’ (written with his lather, ★ PRICE MUST APPEAR IN AD peccable condition. Smart looking 7 room 1 ♦ Pass 4 NT Pass West would think it wrong to capture the tale Oswald Jacoby) are now available at (COMBINED ITEM TOTAL NOT TO EXCEED *100) MALLARD VIEW-Now Pass 6 ♦ All pass Hugh formal living over- Cape Cod on Harlan St. 5 ♦ the king of hearts with his ace. bookstores Both are published by Pbaroa Books. looking beautiful in Manchester. 3 Ranch and Colonial ★ PRIVATE PARTY ONLY grounJsl $300’s. Bedrooms, 1.5 baths, HomesI Change your Opening lead: ♦ J ‘ 6,934 CNON4X)MX(ERCIAl, CARACB SALES A PET ADSNOTINCLUDED life style to one floor IN THIS OFFER) Seeing is believingl fireplace, hardwood "We're Selling HousesI" floors, and carpeting, living. 2 Bedroom, 2 ★ USE THE COUPON BELOW ~ Blanchard & Rossetto appliances, economical bath. Ranches. Also 3 BUICK LESABRE 1991 GMC SIERRA 1500 NO PHONE ORDERS Real Estate, 646-2482. gas heat, easy care bedroom, 1-1/2 bath Astrograph vinyl siding, pretty treed Colonials. Priced from 4 DOOR SEDAN PICKUP 4X4 1/2 TON yard, walking distance $143,900. North Main ★ LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY PER MONTH Stk.#1215 ROOM TO GROWIII to schoolsl Priced for St. to Union St. to Ros- over which you have little control could trends might not be too favorable to­ FOR OTHER ADS PLEASE CALL 643-2711 $129,900. Spacious fast action at $129,900. setto Dr. "We’re Selling Inhibit your productivity today. Don't let day, so be extra prudent in matters at- 8:30AM TO 5.00PM MONDAY-FRIDAY Colonial with 4 Jackson & Jackson HousesI" Blanchard & things come to a dead hall; try to ma­ lecting your monetary position and your bedrooms! Living room Real Estate, 647-8400. Rossetto Real Estate, < ^ o u r neuver around them. material security. Your Free ad will start on the first amilable date. 646-2482. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It you are SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Try not tc ‘ 11,496 with french doors, for­ c B ir th d a y get too emotional today over situations Publisher reserves the right to reject or accept ads mal dining room. All reluctant to make an Important decision O^r be withdrawn at an^ime. today, you could encourage someone that should be dealt with In a cool, logi­ rooms are roomy! 2 cal fashion. II rage governs your reason, ALL PRICES INCLUDE $600 FIRST-TIME BUYER AND FACTORY REBATES New large porches, NEW LISTINGS-$72,000. who doesn't have your best Interest at W A N T A D S ore the 3 Room, 1 bedroom, Fab. 9,1991 heart to decide the matter lor you. the results could be undesirable. Please accept my FREE want ad as follows: convenient, central SAGITTARIUS (Now. 23-Dec. 21) Bo- frlendlv way of finding o first floor Condo In GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) You're very Place one word in each box below location I To see is to cosh buyer tor applian­ Keep an eye peeled In the year ahead good at issuing directives to others to­ lore you make a binding commitment I USED USED level Anne Miller Real Brookhaven. Totally today, bo certain you have studied the ces, musical Instruments, remodeled from “top to lor a unique type ol opportunity, which day. but you may lack the same consis­ Estate, 647-8000. cars and o host of other mloht be directed to you Irom a distant tency In setting the proper example. Ac­ matter from every angle and weighed all 1990 FORD BRONCO II $13,995 1990 REGAL LIMITED $14,595 bottom r All new ap­ your alternatives. It you haven't, you Items. pliances and 2 air con­ source. Slay In close touch with faraway tion is more Impressive than words. CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) There are might regret It later. 1990 BUICK PARK AVE. $18,995 1985 OLDSMOBILE 98 $6,995 ditioners to remain. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) You might Indications that you may have an oppor­ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Keep Nice deck with planter exert excessive effort In the hope of tunity to even the score with someone your priorities in order today, or else 1988 BUICK PARK AVE. $8,990 1985 CHEVY ASTROVAN $4,995 boxes. Strano Real you might find yourself scrimping to Cla88ificalion_ achieving a particular objective today whom you hold a grudge against today. ^ Estate, 647-7653. only to ask yourself later why you went Bui. you won't lake II, even though save a tew pennies while dollars are 1989CMCS-15 PICKUP $5,490 1984 CHEVY CAVALIER $3,495 Please complete for our flies, you will not be billed. A NEW FEATURE, to all the trouble in the lirsi place. Ev­ you're generally not timid In such slipping through your fingers. Name_ A SPECTACULAR-South eryone is lucky, but the trick Is to con­ situations. WINE AND DINE Windsor, $159,900. centrate on the right areas where It can LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Despite the tact For your psrsonal horoscope, be found. See LUCKY YOU In your As­ that a trIend may have unkind things to Quality built luxury con­ lovatcope, lucky numbers GUIDE EVERY do in Plum Ridge. Enjoy tro-Graph predictions. Mall $1.25 to As- say about a peison you've recently met. It is best to reserve your judgment In 1 am ( ) am not ( ) A Manchester Herald Subscriber the benefits of condo iro-Grasph. c/o this newspaper. P.O. and future loracast, call Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. this case until you can decide for THURSDAY, LOOK living with over 1700 Aatro*Tone (95$ each minute; MAIL OR DROP OFF COUPON TO: Be sure to state your zodiac sign. yourself. mma me square feet of living PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) You might VIRQO (Aug. 23-8apt. 22) Unless your Touch-Tone phones only). TRUCK THE MANCHESTER HERALD FOR YOUR FAVORITE spacel 2 or 3 16 BRAINARD PLACE be Inclined to talk yourself out of a de­ objectives are clearly defined today, Dial 1-900-990-9400 and Bedrooms, fireplace, bate too early today. Try to save your you could steer oft course rather easily, 722 WETHERSFIELD AVE. HARTFORD 249-1301 P.O. BOX 591 EATERY! oarage. DW Fish Real most effective arguments tor your spending more lime on the Insignificant enter your access code MANCHESTER, CT 06040 Estate, 643-1591. punch lines. . „ than on the essential. number, which is 184 ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Conditions LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Financial TONY MARCH BUICK-CMC TONY MARCH BUICK-GMCP 16— MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Feb. 8. 1991 iHaiirliPBlpr l^pral^

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Section 4, Page 17 SPORTS Friday, Feb. 8,1991 88 TAG SALES 01 CARS FOR SALE 91 CARS FOR SALE 01 CARS FOR SALE 91 CARS FOR SALE 91 CARS FOR SALE 01 CARS FOR SALE 91 CARS FOR SALE MANCHESTER-Saturday, lOYUlA-Camry, 1985. February 9th. 9:30 am 83K miles. Very clean. to 2:30 pm, 65 Moun­ BOB RILEY N e w exhaust. QUALITY UStD CARS tain Road. Standard. AM/FM. 633- 1991 BUICK SKYLARK SEDAN OLOSMOBILE/VOLKSWAGEN CARDINAL BUICK'S VOLUME-PRICING CUARAHTUD TO Jim 0336,after 6pm. $3600/ SATISfY YOUR [VERY Gamble paying off in big way It vou don't use It, don’t 259 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER best offer. NllD ll need It and don't wont It, 1982 Dodge Afies Sedan why not sell It with a 649-1749 FORD-1982 Escort. 51K SAVES YOU CASH! ...... *2 ,4 9 5 Tierney Oassiried Ad? Coll 643- miles. $850. 1985 Ford LTD ....‘3,995 2711 to place your od. YOUR CHOICE Celtics have no problem against the woeful Knicks Negotiable. 643-6031. 1986 Ford Bronco 4*4 > 1 0 ,9 8 0 90 COMPUTERS PLYMOUTH COLT-1987. o t o u s $ 4,995 Excellent gas mileage. 1987 Buick LeSabre /- who never trailed, opened a 30-16 lead...... *8 ,4 8 0 By BILL BARNARD COMPUTER FAIR/FLEA 1988 Volkswagen Fox Very good condition. AUTOMATIC, AIR, REAR DEFOCCER, TILT WHEEL, POWER STEER­ “Road wins are usually knock-down, 50,000 Miles. $2500 or ING, POWER BRAKES, #1954, ONLY J10,S90, CMAC FIRST TIME 1987 C hevy Celebrity Sed The Associated Press MARKET-Manchester ...... *5 ,4 8 0 1987 Oldsmobile Calais best offer. Call 871- BUYER - $600'ALLOWANCE TO QUALIFIED CUSTOMER, USE drag-out affairs, but we were able to jump Community College, YOUR TRADE AS DOWN PAYMENT... 1987 Chevy Celebrity Sed out early and win pretty easily,” said 1987 Pontiac 6000 0014. After3 p.m. Media abuse NEW YORK — Kevin Gamble’s style Lowe Buildina, Program 1987 Mercury Topaz Euro Sport...... - *5,995 Kevin McHale, who sco r^ 18 points for Center, 60 Bidwell St., 1987 Ods Ddta 88 Brougham of play for the Boston Celtics this season Manchester, CT. New/ 1987 Plymouth Sundance ...... *7,980 is not at all appropriate to his last name. Boston. Gamble went 6-for-7 again in the Used hardware. Com- 1987 Volkswagen Jetta 9 2 TRUCKS Sc VANS REBATES FROM *250 TO NEARLY NEW SPECIAL “He takes a lot of high-percentage O f THE WEEK still prevalent second period and Brian Shaw scored 10 m ercial/Sh are ware 1985 Oldsmobile Ciera FOR SALE shots, he doesn’t force many bad shots Software; Users groups - < 3 0 1 3 : ^ points as the Celtics eirtended the margin Many Others 1*3,000 ON SELECT MODELS... and he goes to the basket very strong,” contacts. Sat., Feb. 9, TOYOTA TRUCK-1988 to 60-38 at halftime. Boston led by at 5 Professional athletes can be the most arrogant, absent- Boston coach Chris Ford said after 1991, 10:00 am-3:00 To Choose From 4x4, like new condition. *9,990 * 1990 BUICK least 12 and as many as 26 points in the pm. General admission Bed liner and AM FM SKYLARK SEDAN minded people on earth. Gamble took over the NBA lead in shoot­ Automatic, Air, Fuel second half. IS $2.00; children age 7- tape. $8500. 289-9283. Case in point. ing percentage Thursday night in the Cel­ 1 9 9 0 B U IC K 1 9 9 1 B U IC K 1 9 9 1 B U IC K 1 9 9 1 B U IC K Injection, Low Miles, The Knicks, who have lost seven 9, $1.00; children age 6 Many Extras Jan. 29, at the Hartford Civic Center. The Hartford tics’ 117-101 victory over the New York and under, free. For fur­ CARDINAL 95 AUTO SERyiCEs" IREATTA COUPE REGAL SEDAN CENTURY LESABRE Whales toseio the lowly New \brk Islanders, 8-1, Knicks. straight regular-season games to the Cel­ ther information, please tics, were led by Gerald Wilkins with 16 givin^p^i^^gljiids in the second period. Gamble made 12 of 14 shots and call Samuel Davis at BUICK, INC. FREE-Junk car removal. points. All-Star center , 19S2 D o d g e A r iM S « f c in )2 A 9 6 Members of the media were waiting quietly in the scored 24 of his career-high 32 points as 647-6282. Parker Street Used 1 9 8 8 Corsica Sed.... *6,890 averaging 26.7, scored a season-low 11 1985 Ford LTD 13,996 Whaler locker room following the game. Whaler public the Celtics opened a 22-point halftime 1986 Ford Bronco 4X4 810,980 Auto Parts, Inc. Prompt 1988 Buick Skyhawk Sedan points on 3-for-13 shooting. 1987 Otdi Della 88 t7,980 service, proper ...... *6,980 relations personnel were corralling a few players to come lead. 91 CARS FOR s a l e " ‘Tonight was one of the low points in a 1987 Chevy CeletxllySed (6,996 disposal. C a ll 649- 1988 Buick Skylark... *7,985 speak to reporters about the game. “I knew I was hot early because I put 1987 BUCK Century 16,996 long while,” Ewing said. “I had a horren­ BUICK-Skylark Sedan, 3391. 1988 Olds Delia 88 Brougham 1987 Electro Eft Wbg (8,990 Company Vehicle. 4 Door, Automatic, Air, Cruise, 4 Door, Automatic, Air, V-6, Tilt Automatic, Air, V-6, Tilt, Cruise, Meanwhile, Whaler center Carey Wilson walks past up a couple of shots that I didn’t think 1990. Nearly new spe­ 1987 Celebrity Sedan (6,996 ...... *1 0 ,4 8 0 dous game and the whole team had a poor JUNK CARS-Will pay $5 Loaded, Delay VVIpers, Power Lodes, Wire Wheel, Rear Defogger and more. Power Seats, Power Windows, the media with a nice professional soiupuss on his face had a chance, but I got a couple of lucky cial of the week. 1988 Old! Delta 88 (10,480 Stock #1473, 1989 Caviier Cpe „ *6980 game. We need to come back in the 1988 Buick Skylarti (7,986 to tow your car. Call Wheel Covers, Stock #1854. Only Stock #1842. Only 513,598. Power Locks, Cassette, Loaded, and utters the following, idiotic and gratuitous comment: rolls,” Gamble said. Automatic, air, fuel Must Be Seen! $15,597 CM A C First Time Buyer 1989 Buck 3(>hawk „ *7/480 1988 Chevy CotricaSed (7,490 Joey, 528-1990. Need C M A C First Time Buyer -5600 Stock #1884. second half of the season and keep work­ injection. Low miles. Was S2B,71S -5600 Allowance to qualified Allowance to qualified customer. “Hey, why don’t I interview one of you guys for a Gamble, 16-for-20 for the game, leads 1988 Chevy S-10 Truck (6,986 title. 1989 Jeep Wrangler 4X4 ing hard and not worry about what Many extras. $8980. ,1988 Font Firebird FOrm (8,690 customer. Use your trade as Use your trade as down pay­ change.” the NBA with a .625 shooting percentage, ...... ‘8,995 everyone is saying.” Cardinal Buick, 81 1988 Skyhawk Sedan (6,980 NOW ONLY down payment. ment. NOW ONLY OK, Carey. I’m sure that interview would go belter .003 better than Rmland’s Buck Wil­ Adams St. Manchester, 1989JeepWrangler4X4 (8,996 98 WANTED TO BUT/ 1989 Buick Regal Coupe The Knicks, 10-14 at home this season, 1989 Buick Regal Cpe (9,896 ______TRADE______...... *9,895 than yoiu game did tonight. liams. A .482 career shooter going into 649-4571. 1989 Buick SkyhOMk (7,480 shot 41.7 percent for the game. 1990 Buick LeSabre Sedan Sad thing is, that’s a comment most reporters have the season. Gamble is hitting baskets at a 1989 Covotor Coupe (6,980 CHEVY ASTRO-1987. 8 *16,995* *13,890 “They outplayed us from wire to wire. 1990 Buick Skylark Sedan (8,980 We buy clean, late model used *20,990 *14,997* *12,998* heard countless limes from pampered, overpaid, under- .662 clip in his last 29 games. Passenger. Excellent 1990 Buick LeSobreSed (13,890 talented athletes during their journalistic endeavors. “I’ve been burying my outside shots There are no alibis. They waxed us,” cars and trucks. Top prices Knicks coach John MacLeod said. “Their condition. High 81 Adams Street •PRICES INCLUDE FAaO RY REBATES! • Hey, pro athletes and coaches, if you can’t talk with and because I have a strong upper body, I mileage. Well paid. effort was far better than ours. Their team Manchester CARDINAL BUICK, INC. some civility and analytical assessment of the game, do can take it to the basket if they guard me maintained. $4500 or Mr. Duff - Carter Chevrolet 4.9% A.P.R. FINANCING IS AVAILABLE play was better than ours. This was an best offer. 646-1422 or us ail a favon Find a new profession or shut your mouth. too close,” Gamble said. “But the impor­ 649-4571 1229 Main Street IN LIEU OF FACTORY REBATE! embarrassment.” 633-2259. Call Harry. “A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS” Anyone, player or coack can talk to the media after a tant thing is that Chris Ford has given me. Manchester, CT , who had 18 points, 13 as­ 81 Adams Street, Manchester fidQ-d*?71 win. consistent minutes. He told me when he LEGAL NOTICES 646-6464 sists and nine rebounds on Wednesday DELIVERY MUST BE O N OR BEFORE 2-28-91 (Open Eves. Monday thru Thursday) O H / I The truer test of character for any player or coach is became the coach that whoever works the after missing 14 games with a bad bacl^ 9 1 CARS FO R SALE how they handle themselves after a loss. hardest would get the playing time.” INVrrATION TO BID did not travel with the Celtics to New Boston Bruin coach Mike Milbury, the same Mike While Gamble is shining on offense. The Eighth UtilitieG District, 32 Main S t, Manchester, CT, York. He also will miss Sunday’s All-Star seeks bKls for the (oHowino items: Milbury who started climbing over the glass partition Ford said it is improved defense that has Game at Charlotte. between his club and the Hanford Whalers in order to allowed him to play. PROVIDE AND WIRE (4) ELECTRIC UTIUTY CORD REELS “The thing about him sitting out was physically get at Whaler coach Rick Ley in a game ear­ “When he came to the Celtics, his big Bid specification may be obtained during normal business that a lot of young guys got some playing hours (9;CX)A.M. to S.'OOP.M.) Monday through Saturday from FREE lier this season, abused the respect usually warranted the Tha Assoclatsd Prass weakness was defense, but he’s worked time and confidence,” McHale said. “That the Dispatcher at the Eighth District Firehouse, 32 Main Street, media Thesday night after his team won! in overtime! NOWHERE TO GO — Boston's Kevin Gamble, left, attempts to drive diligently to improve and that increased experience will make us a better team a Manchester, CT 06040. GIFT Milbury made the following, mighiicr-lhan-thou com­ his playing time,” Ford said. around New York’s Gerald Wilkins, center, and in month from now when Larry’s back with Sealed bids will be received at the above address until at no additional ehargo mfith ment to the media after a 6-5 win over defending Stanley TTie Knicks were 6-for-23 and Gamble 7«)P .M . on Thursday, Februaiy 28th, 1991, at which time their game Thursday night at Madison Square Garden. The Celtics us full time.” they will be publicly opened, read aloud and recorded. tho ^urehasa of any now or used oar Cup champion Edmonton. 6-for-7 in the first quarter as the Celtics, “I’m tired of talking to you guys,” he said to reporters whipped the Knicks. 117-101. Bids Shan remain valid for thirty days from the bid opening ehoieo of date. The District reserves the right to reject any and all bids gathered. “Come talk to the No. 1 team in the NHL.” for any reason deemed to be in the best interest of the District [f60 Gift Certifieata to Cavey's At which time Milbury called his team out of the lock­ Joseph Tripp, or er room and into the interview room. Rre Commissioner GE Answering Machine The Lisa Olson case, which received national atten­ Greenwell, for now, highest paid Bosox Eighth Utilities District or tion, went beyond media abuse to the point of sexual Dated at Manchester, CT harassment. The ignoTiSt^contemptible New England GE Cordless By RONALD BLUM The Red Sox also avoided an arbitration hearing with There was no decision on the cases of San Diego this 4th day oi February, 1991 Patriot players involved and imbecile owner Victor Kiam Phone outfielder Tom Brunansky, agreeing late Wednesday catcher Benito Santiago or Montreal outfielder Mike 013-02 combined to indirectly force Olson into another job as- The Associated Press night to a two-year contract worth $5.55 million. Aldrcte, who appeared before arbihators on Wednesday. sigment at the Boston Herald. NEW YORK — Mike Greenwell is the highest paid Brunansky gets a $400,000 signing bonus, $2.3 mil­ INVITATION TO BIO There are those, however, who do maintain their Second baseman Roberto Alomar and Toronto had player on the Boston Red Sox — at least this week. lion this season and $2.5 million in 1992. Boston has an The Eighth Utilities District 32 Main S t, Manchester, CT USEGCARS 199lChevy Cavalier civility. Boston College basketball coach Jim O’Brien, their hearing Thursday before arbitrator William Rentfro seeks bids for the following items: 'The left fielder got the biggest contract in the team’s option for 1993 at 53.2 million with a $400,000 buyout. Auto, a /c suffering through another forgettable season, was ob­ in Los /kngeles. Decisions on all three cases may come 83 Buick Regal Cpe. ve. *2 4 9 $ #5319, Auto, history when he agreed Thursday to a four-year deal Seven other players in arbitration agreed to one-year supply AND INSTALL ON-BOARD VEHICLE BATTERY ONLY viously unhappy after his team’s 76-59 loss at UComi as early as today. CHARGERS AND AIR COMPENSATOR 82 Chevy Monte Carlo Cpe. ve. Amo. a/c *2 9 9 5 'Stereo, Defogger worth approximately $12 million. deals, reducing the number remaining in arbitration to Bid specitications may be obtained during normal business 84 Ford Tempo GXL 4Dr .4Cyi .Auio.A/c *2 9 9 5 Price includes first Thesday night. Greenwell, 27, had threatened to become a free agent 62. In addition, free agent left-hander Don Carman agreed hours (9:00A.M. to 5:00P.M.) Monday through Saturday from .*7995 ^ Per Month But O’Brien didn’t cut short any reporters, like so after the 1992 season if he didn’t get a multiyear deal this Cincinnati shortstop Barry Larkin more than doubled to a one-ycar, $450,000 contract with the Houston Astros 86 Chevy Cavalier CS 4Dr .4Cyi..Auio.Arc •4 3 9 5 time buyers rebate. the Dispatcher at the EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT many losing coaches do, and he answered question after winter. He made $1,225,000 in 1990. his salary to $2.1 million. Larkin, who made $835,000 in late Wednesday night. Carman was 6-2 with one save in FIREHOUSE. 32 Main St, Manchester. CT. 86 Buick Skyhawk Ltd. W ag .4 C yl. Amo. A/c •4 7 9 5 question with more than one-line responses. “Mike is an integral part of this team,” Boston general 1990, batted .301 in 1990 with seven homers and 67 59 games for the Philadelphia Phillies last season. Sealed bids will be received at the above address until Of course, there’s the well-documented case of Vil- 85 Buick Skylark a Dr. 4 C y l. Auto. A /c •4 9 9 5 manager Lou Gorman said. “Neither side wanted to go to RBIs. 7:00P.M. on Thursday, February 28th, 1991, at which time Payments lanova basketball coach Rollie Massimino interrupting Right-hander Todd Worrell, who didn’t file for arbitra­ bated on only 4 arbitration, so we are pleased to get this done. With a they vrill be publicly opened, read aloud and recorded. 87 Ford Tempo GL 4 D r. 4 C y l. Auto, A /c •5 2 9 5 Five right-hander pitchers also settled. Kirk McCaskill UConn coach ’s post-game press conference four-year deal, we have bought out two years of possible tion, agreed to a one-year, $660,000 contract with Sl Bids shall remain valid for thirty days from the bid opening and California agreed to $2.1 million, a raise of 87 Honda Civic 4 or. 4 c y i , s spd •5 9 9 5 after a 57-55 Husky win two years ago. free agency.” Louis. Worrell can make an additional $290,000 in per­ date. The District reserves the right to reject any and all bids $1,132,5(X). Mike Hcnneman, who made $335,(X)0 last lor any reason deemed to be in the best interest of the District. In a total breach of etiquette, Massimino entered the Greenwell batted .297 last season with 14 homers and formance bonuses. The Cardinals also agreed to a one- 8 8 Chevy Celebrity w a g . ve. Auto, a /c •6 3 9 5 season, uiplcd his salary when Detroit agreed to $1.1 Joseph Tripp, interview room while Calhoun was talking. Massimino 73 RBls. He is batting .313 in four big league seasons year $160,000 contract with right-hander Bob 87 Subaru GL-XT Cpe. a c y i . Auto, a /c ^ 63 9 5 Hew Wt* r Pi^9- #5264 million, while Chris Bosio and Milwaukee agreed to Fire Commissioner , \/fi Tahoe Ph9- lit a cigar and stood in the back. Calhoun immediately with 73 homers and 388 RBIs. Tewksbury, a $60,000 raise. /VC $875,000, a $165,000 raise. Bill Landrum and Pittsburgh Eighth Utilities District 89 Chevy Cavalier 2 Dr, Auto, a/c ^6695 cut short his press conference and allowed Massimino to His stay at the top of Boston’s payroll is likely to be settled for $820,000, a raise of $517,500. And Pete Smith The New York Yankees designated left-hander Dave Dated at Manchester, CT JiX'Cruist assume the podium. short. Two-time Cy Young Award winner Roger Clemens 87 Chevy Cavalier Z-24 ve, a u i o , a /c ^6895 and Atlanta settled at $365,000, a raise of $175,000. LaPoint for assignment. LaPoinL who is guaranteed this 4th day of February, 1991 This event sent the entire UConn athletic department is negotiating a contract extension that will be worth well $900,000, must be released or traded within 10 days. He 89 Eagle Summit DL 4 Or. Auto, A /c ^ 69 9 5 012-02______into a frcn7.y. No rapprochement between the two over $4 million a season and possibly a record-breaking Outfielder Otis Nixon and Montreal agreed at also can be sent to the minors, but only with his permis­ ONLY schools’ athletic departments will be seen for quite some 88 Chevy Celebrity 4 Dr, v e , a u i o , a / c '7 3 9 5 7 * 8 9 9 ! $5 million a year. $585,000 a raise of $270,000. sion. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS time. Since leading Villanova to the 1985 NCAA Tour­ 89 Chevy Corsica a Dr, ve, Auto, a /c '8 4 9 5 I t LEGAL NOTICE per 'Per nament championship, Massimino has been known as a A Public Hearing of the Andover Zoning Board of Appeals will 89 Chevy Berretta ve, Auto, a /c '8 9 9 5 Month notorious poor loser. bo hold Wsdnesday, February 20. 1991 at 7:30 pm in the An­ Five years ago, I remember being shocked after cover­ Hall of Fame won’t take dover Town Office Gilding to hear the following: ,i ing my first Red Sox game at Fenway ftirk. After the #332, TEC Associates, 5 Rosa Lens game in the Sox locker room, reporters gathered around Request for variarxse to Section 11.2 ot the Andover Zoning AUPRicED' several different players, except Jim Rice. no from Knight, O’Brien Regulations as they pertain to area (20,000 sq. ft.) side yard LTO«IIOOfE„ Rice dressed quietly and left without speaking to (5'), and lot width (80') for property located at 5 Rose Lane An­ 0 SAVE dover, CT to permit year round occupancy. fW K rS / / e „ anyone. ‘Tve been fortunate to have had a lot of #333, Arapsho Automotive Inc., 343 Route 6 The reason he didn’t talk with any reporters is they By TRUDY TYNAN great kids and players at West Point and Request for variance to Sections 24.3.46 and 11.2 of the An­ Me# ^ didn’t want to talk to him. Rice had gained a hands off The Associated Press USED TRUCKS reputation with the media, having once ripped the shirt of Indiana. It means a lot to me to sec them dover Zoning Regulations lor erection of an 8' fence where 5' •'* p\CWP , , > c IS allowed. # 5 3 7 7 former Hartford Courant sports writer Steve Fainaru after SPRINGFIELD. Mass. — '^ c n it all share in this kind of recognition. 86 1/2 Nissan SE P/U ve. Auto, Cap •5095 S p o rj M , “A player enters the Hall of Fame on Interested persons may appear and be heard. Written com­ Loac/i a game. came to Indiana coach and munications will be received. 87 Chevy CIO P/U 6 cyl., Sid . PS. Stereo •6995 hwvi ecf Could this be? the late NBA commissioner Larry his ability. A coach enters on the ability Dated this 31st day of January, 1991 in Andover, CT for publi­ 88 Chevy SI0 P/U 4x4 ve, Auto. Cap '8495 Jim Ed? G’Brien, the Basketball Hall of Fame of his players.” cation in the Manchester Herald February 8, 1991 and Farmer MVP Jim Ed? wouldn’t take no for an answer. G’Bricn, who died Sept. 27 at the age 86 Chevy K-Blazer 4x4 ve. Auto. Loaded •9995 ! February 15,1991. 179 ONLY A total jerk? The Honors Committee has voted both of 73, had tried unsuccessfully to make Richard Higgins, Chairman 88ChevyC204x4Suburbanv8. Auio,Loaded •13995 I grew up idolizing Jim Rice, but now, I have seen and men into the Hall of Fame even though Honors Committee membership and votes Zoning ^ard of Appeals know better. they tried to withdraw their names. public during his two years as Hall of 007-02 SPECIAL FUReNASE 'I Heroes in sports arc truly hard to come by these days. Nate Archibald, a little man at 6-foot-1 Fame president. When he was first 1990 QM Pre-owned Lease/Rentai vehlcU And, since the media plays such a vital role in profes­ who made a big impression on the game, nominated in tlic fall of 1989, he said he TOWN OF MANCHESTER had devoted too much of his life to the LEGAL NOTICE FUUY EQUIPPED sional sports, players’ and coaches’ relationships with the and two big men, , who played most of his career with the Boston democratic process to submit to secrecy At its meeting of February 4. 1991 the Planning and Zoning FULLY WARRANTEEO ^ media can make or break an athletes’ career, if not the Commission made the following decisions: ii public’s perception of him. Celtics, and , who starred and asked that his name be withdrawn. G. JEFFREY KEITH — SPECIAL EXCEPTION (K-37); 90 Chevy Geo Metro 2 Dr, Auto. A/c '6495 You’d think that fact alone would demand respect from for the New York Knicks in the late 1940s His wishes were honored then, but a athletes and coaches to the media. and 1950s, also were elected Thursday. EROSION CONTROL PLAN (K-38) — 21V LEWIS STREET 90 Chevy Geo Metro 4 D r , Auto, A/c '6495 month after his death Hall of Fame Uus- __approved the request for a special exception under Article Neti 1991 GEO i^rizm WaW9i GEO Jllorm Talking to tlic media is part of being a professional Also to be inducted in May in this city tccs reversed their policy. The issue was III, Section 6 of the zoning regulations to permit the croatiort of 90 Chevy Geo Prizm 4 D r , Auto, A/c '8595 ONLY athlete or coach. Most of them realize that. where basketball began a century ago is the game’s history, and “history should a rear lot at the above aeWress and also approved the erosion ONLY the late Larry Fleisher. Flcishcr, who is control plan for the site. 90 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. Auto, A/c '8995 15 But, there’s still those irritating exceptions. be reported in its Uuc form," maintained 11495. Mo. *10595, ^ being honor^ as a contributor, founded HOWARD M. WOOD, III & PETER SKLAT — SPECIAL EX­ 90 Pontiac Grand Am LE 4 0r .Amo, a /c '9295 ‘ 2 3 4 1 ! Hall of Fame president . CEPTION (W -S 8 )506 GARDNER STREET — approved Jim Tierney is a sports writer for the Manchester the NBA Players Association and served the request for a special exception under Artido III. Section 6 90 Chevy Lumlna 4 Dr. Amo. A/C. Loaded •10995 Fully Equipped - A/C, Auto, Stereo Fully Equipped - A/C, 5 Spd, Stereo Herald. as its attorney without pay for more tlian G’Bricn’s widow had urged the Hall of of the zoning regulations to permit the creation of a roar lot at Fame to honor her husband’s suuid. But 90 Chevy CelebrHy Wag. Auto, a /c '10995 28 MPG Cltv/34 MPG Highway 30 MPG Clty/36 MPG Highway 25 years. the above address. A seventh inductee is yet to be selected when that didn’t happen, tlic family said HOWARD M. WOOD, III & PETER SKLAT — SUBDIVISION; ^ ■ " ■ ^ ^ ■ J ^ J ^ ^ S ^ ^ p q jO T fe o T p u fc h a s ^ r io e d ^ i^ O m o n ttn e fm ^ u ^ ^ by eO to get total deferred by a special International Committee set tlirough a spokeswoman tliat they were e r o s io n c o n t r o l p l a n — 506 GARDNER STREET payment price. Available to qualilied buyert Tax and registration extra Sate pnee includes all rebatea aasignedjojealef. up this year to honor the iiucmational “pleased tliat he has been accorded this (W -5 9 )__approved the request to create a four lot subdivision / y j , ' 4 Flames douse and the erosion control plan at the above address. game. much-dc.served recognition by the institu­ tion of basketball.” GEORGE E. MANDALOS — 19 SAGE DRIVE — RESUB­ Knight had asked that he not be con­ DIVISION (M-160) — approved the request to create a two lot ■ r sidered for renomination after he failed to T m v n O L E L Cowens said he, like Knight, knew a resubdivision at the above address. Bruins’ streak win election on his first try in 1988. bit about the disapixiinimcnt of being EDWIN F. SCHEIBEL, JR. — SPECIAL EXCEPTION SgIg Good BGSTGN (AP) — The Calgary Flames knew what But on Thursday, disappoinunent was passed over by Hall voters. fS-106); EROSION CONTROL PLAN (S-107) — 1487 replaced with pride for Knight, who is PLEASANT VALLEY ROAD — approved the request for a Additional R w to they had to do, and did it. The Boston Bruins probably “1 feel bad for Bob (Lanier) and Calvin one of only three coaches to win Glym- (Murphy),” Cowens said. “They deserve Raginald Plnto/VUnchMlar Harald spedal exception under Article II, Section 9.15,01 of the Thru F ffbr First Tima Buveri I knew what they had to do, too, but they didn’t z ^ in g regulations to permit a use which requires more than “Wc worked hard, we took our hits and we gave our pic, NCAA and NIT championships. And election. And I know how 1 felt last year UP FOR TWO — Coventry's Lee McPeck (32) scores over Cheney sixty p ^ in g spaces at the above address and also approved CHEVROLET/GEO all Geos, Cavaliers, the sometimes brutally blunt coach uilkcd when I didn’t make it.” Monday BerroHa'i, Cortlea'i hits,” Calgary coach Doug Risebrough said Thursday Tech’s Paul Mercier, left as Todd Mercier (21) looks on in their game the erosion control plan (or the site. night after the Rames dominated the Bruins in a 4-1 vic­ gently of the men who played for him 1229 Main Street, Manchester Exit 3/1-384 & S-IO Trueb. Lanier and Murphy, who were earlier in the season. The two COC foes meet tonight at Cheney’s A copy of those decisions has been tiled in the Town Clerk's Feb. 18th! tory that ended Boston’s seven-game home winning during the past 26 years. office. “When a coach is honored, it’s an graduated from college in 1970 with gym. Also, Manchester (8-6, 7-2) visits league-leading Rockville High 646-6464 Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9-8 • Fri. 9-6 • Sat. 9-5^^^^'^ sucak. „ , , Cowens and Archibald, failed to get the Planning and Zoning Commission “Wc came out flat and stayed flat for almost the enure honor for all the players tliat played for (10-3, 8-1) in a key CCC East matchup. In Manchester, East Marion Taggart, Secretary him and is a recognition of tlic teams he needed two-thirds vote of the 24-member 017-02 Please see BRUINS, page 18 has had over the years,” Knight said. Honors Committee for a second time. Catholic (11-4) hosts Notre Dame at 7 p.m. in an ACC clash.

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High School Roundup In Brief • • • Colson calls UNLV ‘best ever’ Short-handed Cougars beaten By DICK BRINSTER MANCHESTER — The Manchester Community Col­ The Associated Press Della Bella, Sauer help Bolton five get past Bacon lege men’s basketball team, reduced to five players with a season-ending injury to Todd Stiles, bowed to Dean If Arkansas believes UNLV is the main pourse, perhaps it should be ready with the bicarbonate of s))da. BOLTON — A big three-pointer Junior College, 60-50, Thursday night at East Catholic. had personal bests of 6.91 in taking Charter Oak Conference girls’ bas­ finals are Mtmday, Feb. 18, with the Tyrone Berger had 21 points and Doug Marshall 12 to At least that’s the belief of an impartial observer, Fres­ from Peter Della Bella with 36 seventh in the 55-mcter dash and of ketball action. championship game set for Wbdiies- lead MCC, now 3-15. It was the third straight plus 20 no State coach Gary Colson. seconds left and a foul shot by Hciul 35.40 in sharing fifth place in the Coventry (15-4) beat the Sachems day, Feb. 20. ^ performance by Berger. “This is undoubtedly the best ballclub ever put Sauer with 14 ticks remaining lifted COVENTRY (51) — J«n Davl* 5 9-12 19. 300-yard run, Brian Schwarz had a back on Jan. 10 by a 59-34 reading. David Rose had 21 points and Kenny Banks 20 for together on the college level,” Colson said Thursday Bolton High past Bacon Academy, HoW n R u i m II 1 1-2 3, Jw»t Wfeff«l 1 0-0 2. top time of 55.9 in taking ninth in “Their defense has improved, and Mwlsn* Dotat 1 00 2, Janny Wajda 3 1-2 7, Dean (6-11), which overcame a 28-22 halftime deficit. night after top-ranked UNLV demolished his Bulldogs 57-56, Thursday night in Charter the 440, Bill Young had a personal so has their offense,” Coventry Kris Spsncar 1 04) 2, Malanie Dolal 0 04) 0. 113-64 in a tuneup for Sunday’s showdown between the Oak Conference boys’ basketball Sarah Andarwxi 2 2-2 6. MIchalla Martinalll 1 best of 2:11.4 in taking ninth in the coach Ray Dimmock said of 0 4 ) 2, Staesy Dixon 2 0-0 4. Jenn Nrchharr 2 Little League holding clinic defending champion Runnin’ Rebels and second-ranked action. 880 and Scott Herman had a per­ RHAM. “They gave us a battle the 0-2 4. Totaia 19 13-20 51. MANCHESTER — The Manchester Little League is The Bulldogs, who need to win RHAM (40) — Kally Dillnsr 2 04) 4, Stacey sonal best of 5:01.1 in taking whole game.” Anderson 9 SA 23, Julio KIrchmyer 0 0-2 0. sponsoring a youth baseball coaching clinic for Little two of their closing four outings to seventh in the mile. RHAM, 6-13, in fact had an 11-8 Melanie HoHman 1 0-1 2, Heather Johnson 0 League managers and coaches and those interested in NCAA Hoop qualify for the state tournament, are Also, Jason DeJoannis took third lead after one quarter with Stacey 0- 2 0, CaNIe McCraa 1 2-2 4, Jen KIrchmyer 3 coaching. The clinic will be held Thursday, Feb. 14, now ^ 1 0 overall, 5-9 in the COC place in the high jump at 5 feet, 10 Anderson netting five of her game- 1- 1 7. Totals 16 8-14 40. HaHtimo: 26-19 Coventry from 6-9 p.m. at the National Guard Armory on Main East Bacon, which beat Rocky Hill Arkansas. inches and the 4 X 440 relay of high 23 points in the stanza for the Street. the previous evening in overtime, is “There’s not a college team in America that can beat Mutchek, Schwarz, Herman and Sachems. But Coventry, which had Cromwell girls Bill Holowaty, head coach at Eastern Connecticut now 8-8 overall, 8-7 in the COC them on a neutral floor,” Colson added. Eric Christensen took eighth place seven first-quarter turnovers, had Stale University, is clinician. East Bolton’s next game is Ibesday best Bolton High If that’s true, the Razorbacks, 23-1 and winners of 20 in 3:49. Mutchek and Schwarz had none in the second eight-minute Manchester Little League coaches and managers are at home against Vinal Tech. straight games after an 81-74 victory over Houston, may personal bests in their respective block to take a 26-19 halftime lead. CROMWELL — A seven-point urged to attend. Bolton, still without leading have a chance. Sunday’s game is at Fayetteville, where legs. “Zero turnovers, that’s what first half was far from enou^ as For further information, contact either Ed Detlore scorer David Hohler, started off homestanding Arkansas is hoping to feast on a team that “We had great performances turned things around for us,” Dim- host CrcMnwell High overpowered (643-4482) or Frank Napolitano (646-3092). slowly. It fell behind, 16-5, at one today,” Manchester coach George mock said. “The second quarter we Bolton High, 55-35, Thursday night has won 30 in a row. “Coach said that Houston is the table setter and Vegas point before hitting for the closing Suitor said. “David Hightower was just picked up our defensive inten­ in eeXT girls’ basketball action. is the meal,” Arkansas center Oliver Miller said in four points of the opening stanza. outstanding with two personal sity and we were able to also start The Ftothers finish 13-1 in league Fernandez the big winner The Bulldogs closed the gap to records. Brian Schwarz and Bill working our offense,” he added. play and are now 16-3 overall. Bol­ repeating the words of . “We had to set 28-26 at the half and then took the Young each had his best perfor­ ton winds up 1-13 in the COC East COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Mary Joe Fernandez the table tonight. “All you hear about is Vegas, Vegas, Vegas. We had to lead after three quarters at 43-42. mance of the year. Scott Herman Coventry had a 41-32 lead going and is now 3-16 overall. Bolton wasn’t the first choice and she at first didn’t want to come. But in the end, she was the winner of the largest prove a point in the conference tonight, and now Vegas is had a good effort in the mile. Jason into the fourth quarter. RHAM winds iq> its regular season Monday Sauer’s foul shot made it 57-53. prize ever in women’s tennis. DeJoannis had a solid performance trimmed it to 42-36, but Jen Davis at home against Valley Regional. the big game.” *T^ey hit a three-pointer and we “I was lucky to get in, and I just decided to come,” While Arkansas feels confident about home cooking, m iss^ with four second left. We on poor jumping conditions. And (19 points) hit 4-of-6 from the foul Bolton will then take part in the Mutchek and Schwarz had two great said Fernandez, a last-minute replacement in the Big UNLV isn’t afraid to come to the table at Barnhill Arena. went man(to-man defensively) and line the last eight minutes and COC Tournament starting next legs in the relay.” Bear Challenge for the injured Monica Seles. “I’ve been “Our guys are used to playing in front of crazy, hostile forced a pass and they couldn’t get Michelle Martinelli, Kris Spencer Saturday and will oppose No. 1 seed and Jenn Kirchherr each had impor­ Cromwell in an opening round game on the road for a month and I debated whether to come. crowds,” UNLV coach said. “Our kids the last shot off in time,” Bolton In girls’ competition, Michelle tant buckets to keep RHAM at arms at 8 p.m. at Cromwell High. “It turned out great and I was fortunate to do so well.” respond pretty good to that. coach Craig Phillips detailed. Simpson was seventh in the 60-yard When the two-day, four-player tennis exhibition was “I think they have a great ballclub,” Tarkanian said of length. Cromwell had a 10-4 lead after Daii Toce had 17 points, hitting dash in 7.87; Phitsamy Sourinho over, Fernandez, a 19-year-old from Mimai, had won a the Razorbacks. “I think we have played with more con­ two big three-pointers in the fourth was seventh in the 60 hurdles in Davis had 15 rebounds, Kirchherr one quarter, and 28-7 bulge at the half. record $268,(X)0, exceeding the $250,(XX) in the Virginia sistency, more intense. quarter for Bolton. Brian Neil pulled 9.69; Alexa DeJoannis was sixth in five and Davis and Janet Werfel Slims Championships. “However, in that ballgame, they’re gonna be just as “They scored pretty well and we down 10 rebounds for the Bulldogs. the shot put at 23 feet, 8 inches, three steals each for Coventry. intense, just as consistent. I think the things that have put didn’t,” Bolton coach Dave Leete Fernandez wasn’t scheduled to be here, but replaced Rosalind Coax was 12th in the mile Each team winds up its regular Seles last Sunday when the Australian Open champion us above them will be neutralized.” “It was a real fine effort and I was simply said of the second period. in 6:18, and the 4 X 440 relay of season Monday with Coventry At aggravated a shoulder injury in Tokyo last weekend. Larry Johnson scored 23 points to lead UNLV to its very pleased with the way we kept l6isten McCory had 16 points Simpson, Kristen Trombley, Val home against once-beaten Wheeler Thursday night, she defeated 14-year-old Jennifer 30th straight victory over two seasons. Travis Bice made Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald and Amy Schukoske 14 to lead the our composure,” Phillips said. Walker and Lisa Shiners was second High of Stonington and RHAM at five of six 3-pointers for the defending national cham­ ON THE M OVE— Bolton High’s Peter Della Bella (15) heads Panthers. Maureen Griffin had a Capriati 6-0,6-2 in the championship match. Della Bella finished with 14 in 4:31.3. home against Berlin High. Both pions (19-0 overall and 11-0 in the Big West) to finish points, Neil 11 and Sauer eight for upcourt as Coventry High's Randy Leete, right, defends in strong game for Bolton with 12 “Everyone on the relay team had with 15 points. Th« Aasoctalgd Pr«M the Bulldogs. Craig Kupper had 14 their game Tuesday in Bolton. Della Bella hit a big 3-pointer her best time of the season. It was a Coventry and RHAM will be in­ points with Dawn Bedard chipping Maris among those shut out in 11 markers. Wilbert Hooker led Fresno State (10-11, 5-7) with 20 BATTLING GUARDS — Virginia’s John Grotty, left, and Duke’s Bobby Hurley battle for a maikers and Keith Moyer 12 to lead Thursday night as the Bulldogs edged Bacon Academy, great race,” Manchester girls’ coach volved in the COC Tournament, PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Richie Ashbum, Harvey points, Dave Barnett had 17 and Doug Harris 14. Bacon. which involved all eight conference CROMWELL (55) — Kerry Travere 2 04) 4. loose ball during their Atlantic Coast Conference clash Thursday night in Durham, N.C. Duke 57-56. Mike Saimond noted. Amy Schukoske 6 2-2 14, Beka Apostollds 1 Kuenn and Roger Maris was also shut out of the Hall of scored 30 points and ’s 3- schools, starting next Saturday. 04) 2, Jannifsr Kelly 2 2-2 6, Kristen McCory 6 Fame this week. poinlcr highlighted a 15-0 run, rallying Arkansas (10-0 in prevailed 86-74. BOLTON (57) — Dan Toco 6 2-3 17. Petor Coventry will host one of two 4-4 16, Kate Rados 2 0-0 4, Jessica HagN 0 Della Bella 6 0-1 14, Paul Sauer 3 1-2 8. Jon I- 2 1, Shannon Kavanaugh 2 1-3 5, Morgan A ruling by the baseball Hall of Fame board said any the Soutwest Conference) to a victory that ended Hous­ Ray 0 0-0 0. Chris Anderson 3 1-1 7. Brian Neil Coventry girls doubleheaders with Portland vs. Rotter 1 04) 2, Qert Bergham 0 1-2 1. Totals 22 post-war player who doesn’t gel two-thirds of the vote in ton’s home winning streak. Blue Devils rode their pressure defense to victory. No. 14 UCLA 64, Arizona St. 44: 4 3-6 11. Totals 22 7-13 57. MHS runners Thursday’s Hartford Public Indoor RHAM in the 6 pjn. opener and I I - 1 5 55. BACON ACADEMY (56) — Keith Moyer 5 any of his 15 years of eligibility cannot get into the Hall. Houston (14-7, 6-4) led 67-63 with 7:22 to play, but Duke (19-4, 7-2 Atlantic Coast) fored 13 turnovers in scored 17 points as the Bruins beat the Sun Devils as the Track Invitational at the Hartford top RHAM High Coventry vs. R o ^ Hill in the BOLTON (35) — Leah Camposeo 0 0-1 0, 0-0 12, Shewn Barry 1 0-0 2, Mika Oliveri 2 2-2 JuHa Cook 0 1-2 1, Shireen Deen 0 0-0 0, Ashburn called the decision unfair and said it ends his the first half. TTie Cavaliers (17-5, 5-3) made just nine of Rac-10 rivals were held to their lowest point totals this 6, Pete DeMarco 3 0-1 6, Craig Kupper 6 0-0 do very vt^ell Armory. didn’t score for 6:48 while the Razorbacks had their run, COVENTRY — It didn’t come as nightciq). Over at Qomwell High, Maureen Griffin 4 4-7 12. Jessica Brahaney 2 “hopes and dreams” of entering the shrine. 25 shots in the first 20 minutes. season. 14. Totals 21 2-3 56. HARTFORD — There were a John Mutchek had a personal best easy as the first time, but Coventry it’ll be Bacon vs. East Hampton at 6 0-1 4, Dawn Bedard 4 3-6 11, Danielle Curylo 3 taking the lead for good on Mayberry’s second 3-poinlcr 3-point goals: B- Toce 3, Della Bella 2, Sauer; 0-0 7. Totals 13 8-17 35. Ashbum said he and other two were under considera­ No. 9 N. Carolina 92, N. Carolina St. 70: Rick Fox Murray also converted two three-point plays in the m bunch of personal bests as of 8.51 in taking fifth place in the of the game with 5:23 to play. BA- Moyer 2, Kupper 2 High nevertheless held off RHAM pjn. and No 1 seed Cromwell vs. 3-polnt goals: B- Curylo tion for Cooperstown by the Veterans Committee. The scored 16 points as the Tar Heels wore down the final 10:18 and UCLA (17-5, 5-4) won for the fifth i o Halftime: 28-26 Bacon Manchester High took part in 55-meter hurdles; Dave Hightower High, 51-40, Thursday night in Bolton in tie nightcap. 'The semi­ H^ftime: 28-7 Croim ell No. 4 Indiana 105, Northwestern 74: Calbert highest percentage he ever received was 43; Maris’ was Cheaney scored 21 points as the Hoosiers (21-2, 9-1 Big Wolfpack 24 hours after the Atlantic Coast Conference straight time over Ariaona State (13-7,4-6). 41 and Kuenn’s 39. Ten) celebrated coach Bob Knight’s election into the bas­ teams met with a different result. No. 17 Utah 80, Hawaii 60: Center Paul Afeaki “I can’t say if Kuenn, Maris or I ever would have been ketball Hall of Fame. North Carolina (16-4, 5-3) used 14 players in losing scored 10 of his 14 points for the Utes in the second half, Chisox voted into the Hall of Fame,” he wrote in his Philadel­ Southern Cal 87, No. 5 Arizona 83: 97-91 in a 3-point shooting bonanza Wechiesday night, of the Western Athletic Conference matchup. Bruins Bulls finally clear major hurdle phia Daily News column Thursday. “But we should have scored a season-high 36 points and Southern Cal beat while N.C. State (12-7,5-4) used only six. Josh Grant led the Utes (21-2, 10-1) with 15 points. been given the same consideration every other player has fifth-ranked Arizona for the first time in their last 12 Rodney Monroe had 20 points before fouling out with The Rainbows’ Tim Shepherd (11-10, 3-7) scored all 17 From Page 17 received.” meetings. 5:09 left after scoring 37 Wednesday night. Tom Gugliol- of his points in the first half. new park right things.” By The Associated Press “The guys are elated to win,” Kevin Willis and Dominique The victory assured fifth-year Southern Cal coach la went from 28 points to seven. Iowa 71, N o. 25 M ichigan St. 67; Acic Earl scored 24 “It was a competitive basketball game,” Boston coach Mike Milbury Chicago coach said. “I Wilkins added 18 points each as the of his best season at the school. The No. 12 Southern Miss. 91, Virginia Tech 79: Daron points, including six in the final two minutes, as the game, but in your own building you said. “There was very little contact The Chicago Bulls have cleared think they feel they’ve been Hav/ks built a 22-point lead in the TSN says Rice is NFL’s best Trojans (13-6,4-5) led throughout. Jenkins scored a career-high 26 points as Southern Mis­ Hawkeyes (16-6, 5-5 Big Ten) handed the Spartans should be able to come away with a growing from our end of things. They took it another hurdle in their three-year snakebilten before. The win allows fi-st half and coasted to their first ST. LOUIS (AP) — San Francisco 49ers wide receiver The Wildcats (18-4, 7-3) got 22 points from Chris sissippi (16-2, 8-1 Metro) won for the 19lh time in 21 (13-7,6-4) the first home loss of the season. chase of the for l ^ t - win in a game like this,” Pistons to us continually, and you’re not them to get that monkey off their victory in three games this season Jerry Rice has been named NFL player of the year by Mills and 18 from . home games. The Golden Eagles never trailed but Steve Smith the conference’s leading scorer, was 2- going to win many games when you cm Conference supremacy. back and now they can feel positive against Charlotte. CHICAGO (AP) — There aren’t The Sporting News. No. 6 Duke 86, No. 11 Virginia 74: Christian Laet- needed a big second half from Jenkins — who had 11 for-8 from the field in the first half, but led Michigan let that happen.” before the playoffs come.” any baseballs, players or screaming Rodeets 96, Cavaliers 92: David Rice, who tied an NFL record with five touchdown tner scored 16 of his 22 points in the second half and the points in an early run — and 15 from Darrin Chancellor. State with 19 points. After a 6-5 overtime victory over The Bulls, who lost the Eastern Michael Jordan scored Chicago’s NBA Roundup Wood’s go-ahead 3-pointer with fans in the new Comiskey Park yet. Conference finals to Detroit the last receptions in a game against Atlanta, is the second Edmonton on Thesday night, the final 10 points and finished with 30. 19.7 seconds left and Buck John­ straight 49ers player to win the award. Last year, quarter­ But as the finishing touches are Bruins had a letdown. The Flames, two seasons, won their first regular- “We were right within striking being added to the new home of the son’s free throws with 1.1 seconds back Joe Montana received the honor. who had a three-game wiiming strek season game in seven tries at the distance, and that’s what leaders are , it’s getting coach said after his to go spoiled the return of Miami Dolphins offensive tackle Richmond Webb was snapped in New Jersey, wanted to Palace of Auburn Hills when they supposed to do, step up and do all Cleveland’s John Williams. Canucks win one for mighty Quinn team fell to 21-3 at home. easier to conjure up an image of the beat the Pistons 95-93 Thursday chosen rookie of the year. He’s the first rookie tackle . the necessary things to lead their The Bulls, 1-6 in the playoffs at Williams, whose $5 million salary selected to play in the ^ Bowl. final product “That was an exciting win over night. team,” Jordan said. “We did all the “I can’t wait for the ballpark to be the Fdace, now are 32-14, their best and bonus this year makes him the Canucks their eventual wirming goal with Edmonton, but this was a new game By KEN RAPPOPORT alive,” said Rob Gallas, the White record ever after 46 games. They league’s highest-paid player, a power-play effort at 9:55 of the third. against a first-class team. We Gioiosa conviction is upheld The Associated Press Sox team’s marketing vice presi­ held the Pistons to 41 percent shoot­ returned from a sprained left foot weren’t ready to play. sustained Nov. 16. He scored just Normand Lacombe scored the Flyers’ dent “I’ve been walking over here ing. CINCINNATI (AP) — An appeals court upheld the It took a cross-country trip and a “If we don’t have all the horses at four points for the Cavaliers, who since the cement was still wet. Detroit, 6-2 since losing Isiah dmg and tax conviction of Thomas P. Gioiosa, who went goal at 14:33. a full gallop, we’re goruia get beat. got 23 from Larry Nance in losing couple of rough spots, but the Vancouver “Now, when I walk through the Thomas with a wrist injury, got 25 to prison for hiding Pete Rose’s racettack winnings from Canucks finally landed one for Rit Quinn. “We really needed some stops in the And we got beat badly.” tax authorities. aisles, the place is quiet,” Gallas m points from Bill Laimbeer and 19 for the 24th time in 29 games. “Everybody wants to do well for F^t,” third period,” said Quinn, who earned the “We had lots of enthusiasm and from Mark Aguirre. Jdinson scored 22 points and Gioiosa was convicted in September 1989 of conspir­ victory over one of his former players, said. “But this place will be some­ we showed lots of composure in the goallender Troy Gamble said Thursday “I think they miss Isiah,” Jordan Kenny Smith 17 for Houston, which ing to distribute cocaine, conspiring to defraud the Philadelphia coach Raul Holmgren. “Let’s thing when it’s all lit up and rock­ game,” Risebrough said. “We’ve night after leading the Canucks to a 2-1 •a V jA said. “They had han­ has won four in a row and and seven government and filing a false income tax return in 1987. ing.” had big games with Montreal, big victory over the Philadelphia Flyers. Workers this week used cranes to dling the ball all night and naturally of eight He was accused of claiming Rose’s winning $47,646 Quinn, the Canucks’ general manager, games against Edmonton, big games that’s going to wear somebody Magic 108, Timberwolves 1: Pik Six ticket on his income taxes so the former Cincin­ steady and bolt in place the elecuic fired Bob McCammon after a 3-3 tie with against Los Angeles. Everybody is down. We knew that and I just tried Scott Sidles scored 17 of his 33 nati manager wouldn’t have to pay higher taxes. NHL Roundup pinwheels that will sparkle and the New York Rangers at home last trying to find the big game. We to keep him working upcourt as points in the fourth quarter to tie a whirl whenever a White Sox player Thursday. Since then, the Canucks had found a big game tonight.” much as possible.” team record as O rla^o rallied for face it, Troy was the difference tonight." ' blasts one over the fence. The Flames outshot the Bruins Ex-Lion Rogers out of prison lost in Los Angeles and Washington The Pistons led 87-82 with four its third straight victory. Canadiens 5, Nordiques 1: Guy Car- Groundskeeper Roger Bossard al­ 13-4 in the first period and 11-5 in DETROIT (AP) — Former Dettoil Lions lineman before wiiming in Philadelphia. minutes remaining. But Scottie Pip- The Magic overcame four deficits. It was Quinn’s first victory as a coach bonneau set up second-period goals by ready has transplanted the infield, the second in taking a 3-0 lead. Bos­ — each time with Skiles scoring — Reggie Rogers is free after a year in prison for the traffic and the light stands already are up. pen scored three of his 20 points, since his 1986-87 season in Los Angeles. linemates Mike MePhee and Russ ton tried to come back in the final in the firuil period, the last 99-98 deaths of three teen-agers in 1988. The park won’t officiily inherit then Jordan had a three-point play Ironically, Quinn used to coach in Courinall as Montreal beat (Juebec. 20 minutes, but still was outshot with 2:39 remaining. From there, the Rogers was convicted in Oakland County Circuit the Comiskey name until April 18 and added two free throws with 1:54 Philadelphia, as did McCammon. 31-18 on its home ice where it has a Magic outscored the Timberwolves Court of involuntary manslaughter and served a year at Andrew Casscis, Shayne Corson and when fans pour in to watch the Sox left for a 90-89 lead the Bulls never “Rat’s got us back to basics,” Gamble 20-7-3 record this season. 10-4. Camp Brighton outside Dettoit before being released Denis Savard had the other goals for the play the . Comiskey II lost. said. “I took Bob McCammon’s firing Calgary goalie Mike Vernon Maveridcs 102, Warriors 101: Wednesday. Canadiens, who rebounded from an 8-3 represents the city’s first new big- Jordan hit two more free throws pretty hard. When Pat let Bob go, he said earned his 20th victory of the Dallas, led by Derek Harper’s 30 home-ice humiliation against Chicago league sports facility since Chicago with 55 seconds remaining, then ex­ he believed in this team.” season, while the Flames spoiled the points, won for the fourth time in one night earlier. Stadium opened on March 29,1929. changed baskets with Detroit’s Vin­ Two share Hope Classic lead Gamble turned away 36 shots as Van­ return of Reggie Lemelin, who five games after losing seven of The new Comiskey Fbrk is 88 nie Johnson. James Edwards’ INDIAN WELLS, Calif. (AP) — Tim Simpson bir- couver won for only the third time in 20 North Stars 4, Maple Leafs 2: Brian started his first games since Jan. 12. their previous eight. percent finished, said Peter C.B. jumper with 28 seconds remaining died nine holes, including five in a row, and moved into games (3-15-2). The loss was the Flyers’ Bellows had his fourth two-goal game in Rolando Blackman hit two free Tht AtsocIatMi Prats Bynoe, executive director of the Il­ “It’s nice to have 20 wins, now I clo s^ the Pistons to 94-93 before a share of the 36-hole lead with Mark O’Meara in the third straight. the last 3'/2 weeks, putting him within throws with 8.6 seconds remaining TRIPPED UP — Philadelphia’s Mike Ricci, left, trips himself up with linois Sports Facilities Authority. want to go for 30,” Vernon said. “It Jordan completed the scoring by Bob Hope Classic with an 8-undcr-par 64 and a 13-under Trevor Linden, who leads the Canucks one of 300 career goals, as Minnesota for the Mavericks. The Wuriors had Bynoe said the ramp connecting sounds a lot better to me.” making one of two free throws with 131 total. the skate of Vancouver’s Adrien Plavsic during their game Thursday with 24 goals and 44 points, scored at took a major step toward making the Wirming 30 is nothing new to two opportunities to win in the final the ballpark to a parking structure 14 seconds left Simpson played at Bermuda Dunes, one of four desert night in Philadelphia. The Canucks won, 2-1. 6:51 of the first. Dan Quinn gave the playoffs. Vernon, who had consecutive Bullets 124, Nets 117: Bernard seconds, but ’s attempt courses used for the first four rounds. O’Meara shot 65 at across the street is the only thing not seasons of 30, 39 and 37 victories to work a backdoor play glanced off expected to be finished when the King scored 47 points, including the Palmer course at PGA West. With three rounds to go before getting only 23 in the five in a critical 12-3 fourth-quarter Rod Higgins’ hand. Tim Har­ paric opens in April. Consuiiction of in the five-day, 90-hoIe tournament, they shared a two- 1989-90 season. surge, as Washington handed New daway’s desperation 30-footcr at the shot advantage over rookie Jim McGovern. Fight venue important to Leonard Trump cites war the parking sUecture won’t begin UOHNI buzzer glanoed off the rim. And, like the Flames, he hopes Jersey its seventh straight loss and McGovern, who played on the Ben Hogan Tour last until the original Comiskey Park is Spurs 118, Racers 108: David destroyed during a six-month he’s on a roll with 11 victoric.s and 12th in a row at the Capital Centre. season, shot 67 at the Palmer course and finished two By ED SCHUYLER Jr. likes of John L. Sullivan, Jack Dempsey, Joe Louis and King, who will start in Sunday’s Robinson had 35 points and 15 Rocky Marciano have fought in the three previous Gar­ in renegotiations process beginning March 1. two lies in his last 21 decisions. rounds at 133. The Associated Press All-Star game, exceeded the 40- rebounds, and Sean Elliott added a dens. Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier and Leonard’s old The field itself looks complete, “Even though I didn’t have to Robert Gamez, the first-round leader with a 64 at In­ ATLANTA (AP) — Donald Trump is citing the point barrier for the ninth lime this career-high 30 points for San An­ dian Wells, shot a 70 at the Palmer course and was tied at NEW YORK — The Sugar Ray Leonard selection rivals, Haglcr and Duran, have used the current Garden and the front offices are finished. handle many shots, play was in my tonio. war in the Persian Gulf. And that is sparking a war end much of the time and I had to be season. 134 with Corey Pavin, Bob Tway and David Edwards. process is simple. as a showcase. But other areas — from the Detlef Schrempf led Indiana with of words involving the Evandcr Holyficld-Gcorge alert,” said Vemon, who had only 17 Reggie Theus scored 33 points Pavin had a 69 at La QuinUi, Edwards 65 at Indian Wells “I pick guys who give me the challenge and give me Trainer, whose Victory Promotions is presenting the clubhouses to the swank Stadium 21 points, while had Foreman heavyweight championship fight. and Drazen Peirovic a career-high and Tway 68 at the Palmer course. the financial benefits,” said the 34-ycar-old Leonard, fight, expects a crowd of 10,000 people. The bout will be (^lub — still are under construction. saves. 20. “It’s apparent Mr. Trump can’t perform the con­ “It was a slow start, a slow mid­ Tha Aaaoclatad Praas 27 for the Nets. Harvey Grant who will fight champion Terry Norris for the World televised live by Showtime. “You always get nervous with a The Spurs, who had lost two tract terms,” promoter Bob Arum of Top Rank Inc. dle and a slow end, that’s all,” said SURROUNDED — Chicago’s Michael Jordan drives to the scored 26 points for the Bullets. Boxing Council super welterweight title Saturday night Norris, quick of hand and fool and the possessor of couple of months to go,” said Terry Hawks 127, Hornets 114: Back­ games in a row for the only time all McEnroe in the quarterfinals said Thursday. “In that case we will move the fight Savarise, the Sox vice president of Lemelin, who kept the Bruins in the basket despite being surrounded by the Pistons’ James Ed­ at Madison Square Garden. good punching power, docs figure to provide the chal­ up center scored a season, led 96-90 with 8:11 to play, SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — John McEnroe defeated He, however, did not stick stticlly to his guidelines for lenge Ixonard seeks. to Las Vegas (Caesar’s Palace). It also may be stadium operations. “It’s all the little game with outstanding saves before wards (53), Vinnie Johnson (15) and Bill Laimbeer in their season-high 25 points, leading At­ then used a 16-6 surge in the next Mark Kratzmann 6-4, 7-6 (7-5) to advance to the quarter­ this fight. The champion, who has a 26-3 record with 15 knock­ postponed a week to April 26.” details. There’s a big difference be­ Joe Nieuwendyk shot into an empty game at the Palace of Auburn Hills, Mich. The Bulls beat the lanta to its 16th consecutive victory five minutes to build a 112-% ad­ finals of the Volvo-San Francisco tournament. David Leonard should get about $4 million for the fight, ac­ The promoters were guaranteed $11 million by tween pouring tons of concrete and net for his 28th goal at 19:35 of the outs, won the 154-pound title with a first-round knockout Pistons, 95-93. at home. vantage. Pate ousted second-seeded Andres Gomez 1-6, 6-4, 6-2 cording to his attorney Mike Trainer. That will pay a lot of John “Ih e Beast” Mugabi, a brawling power puncher, Trump to hold the fight at his Trump Plaza in At­ Imaking I l a J L li i^ sure a u i V wallpaper matches up.” third , period. in a second-round match. Other winners were No. 6 Dar­ bills, but it also is far below Leonard’s standards. last March 31. lantic City, but Anun said that Trump this week ren Cahill, 5-7, 6-4, 6-3 over Guillaume Raoux, and No. In his last four fights, his respective purses were, ac­ “When people say, ‘Who tlic hell is Terry Norris,’ 1 tried to invoke a “war clause” in the contract and 7 Wally Masur, 6-3,6-3 over Ramesh Krishnan. cording to Trainer, $11 million for Marvelous Marvin say that he beat John “Tlic Beast” Mugabi,” Leonard said renegotiate the fee to between $5 million and $6 Charlotte can be awfully proud hosting NBA All-Star game Haglcr, $13 million for Doimy LaLondc, $14 million for Thursday. million. Thomas Hcams and $15 million for Roberto Duran. “This fight is a barometer,” added Leonard, who will Arum also said Trump was conttacted to pay the Caratti upsets Ivan Lendl In picking the 23-ycar-old Norris, Leonard also got promoters $2.5 million by Saturday and apparently CHARLOTTE. N.C. (AP) the help of fans considered among NBA with 21,000 holders, plus a All-Star forward Kevin McHale of this stage in my career, I never lineup that also includes Michael be 35 May 17. ”To fight a young man gives me some­ away from choosing a marquee opponent. can’t make the payment. Charlotte Hornets owner George the most avid in the league. wailing list for 5,000 more, and the Boston Celtics said. “They have know if it might be my last one.” Jordi^ Patrick Ewing and Charles what of a measuring slick. He can show me where I am Arum, commenting after a news conference at­ To Leonard, the site, not the opponent is the marquee Shinn was told in 1987 when he was In just their third year of exis­ there have been 96 sttaight sclloui.s something special here, and they McHale is a reserve forward on Barkley. MILAN, Italy (AP) — Cristiano Caratti of Italy upset physically. Mentally, 1 know where I am." tended by both fighters and Dan Duva of Main trying to bring the NBA to the city tence, the Hornets aren’t necessarily of 23,901, the largest capacity in the should be proud.” an Eastern Conference team that lop-seeded Ivan Lendl 6-4, 1-6, 7-6 (7-3) to reach the this lime. Even the 154-pound title is just an added at­ “He needed someone who was going to help him Events, the other co-promoter, said the original con­ that the only franchises it would a success story on the court. But by league. McHale said All-Star Games will be missing elected starters Isiah The West starters are forwards quarterfinals of the Milan indoor tournament. traction. Leonard has won world championships in five prove himself,” Norris said. “It’s a lest. He’s just taking tract with Trump was signed Jan. 12, but amended receive would have golden arches. any other measuring stick, they are a And the fans don’t jiLst follow the don’t particularly spark his competi­ Thomas and Larry Bird. Bernard Chris Mullin and , In another second-round upset, Jan Gunnarson of weight divisions. “The Garden was a priority — it wasn’t about money the wrong test. Jan. 20 after the war in the Persian Gulf started. Today, Charlotte is playing host rousing success. They have the team with respectful applause. tive fires, “but you couldn’t ask for King and Joe Dumars will replace center and guards Sweden beat third-seeded Andrei Chesnokov of the this lime,” Leonard said of his debut in the arena. The “I think his good days are behind him.” to the NBA All-Star weekend with highest season-ticket base in the “This place just recks basketball,” a better place to play basketball. At Bird and Thomas in the starting and Kevin Johnson. Soviet Union 6-4,6-3.