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- and 191 44o»n S# AA«fwlw*»e» For All Your Noodt 043-1191 or 643-1900 MmthtBtn Mrratt • FAoM MomfteM Manchester. Conn. — A City of-E# Village\/illo/TiA Charm ^ _ _ _ TRAVEL*INSUIUNGE nwr*c 456-1141 Monday. Dec. 3. 1984 — Single copy: 25C 391 Broad 8 t, Manchaatw SAsnmt cotmmertevrs 6 4 6 -7 0 9 6 iMABma Fuu §mr¥9a o t n o A m i ______B&L ^RPRISES J. B. ELECTRONICS • SPRAYING STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV Gas fumes • TREE FEEDING & CARE SALES AND SERVICE • TREE REMOVAL "No Tree Too Smoir liiji AUrtj‘EPA/R seeks • STUMP GRINDING ^ j COMFIETC_AUTO 1007 WCMKa^ • SNOWPLOWING r:r:-.=_ti=±=i 1___ m 1 Inaiaad A Lioanaad • Conn, Arborist *2179 — _ 000 Bruce Litvinchyk 'J B0Dy5y^npl tickets kill hundreds ■ ■ A j/'V * JACK BERTRAND 643-1262 By Sarah Passed 646-3425 Herald Reporter

Hartford Slate's Attorney John M/MCHESTER OVER 45 Bailey said today that his office in India town ■«5S> YEARS win have to ask for special MEMOMM. GO. EKKRIENCE permission from the courts to By Neal Robbins ment from the com pany’s head examine 1983 traffic tickets that he United Press International %/.H I (K i lH f\ quarters in Danbury, Conn Complot* Colllaien Damag* A Bodywork* Opp. Ea«l Camalary CALL 649-5807 suspects may have been used to Indian officiaLs said six people *»t«lar* ■*»« OomasOc • NmI CompatHiv* POcaa ACCifellT DAMA6CS • FtC£ CSTBttTES 6WCM embezzle money from Manchester N E W D E L H I, India - A cloud of were killed at the same plant in C«M aUneboftar — 643-7664 Superior Court. poison gas leaked from a U.S.- 1977 when they were exposed lo QUALITY HARRISON ST Bailey said his office is prepar­ owned pesticide factory today and phosgene gas. S4S Main 91 Jobn Tracy. Ftop MtacfiMttr CT IRl 6| Ovar 20 yr*. Cip MANCHESTER ing a motion to be presented in enveloped the sleeping city of Gandhi ordered $320.0lt0 in rebel BuiKJiing ir> Raar Mon>Frt I ar*i-S:30pin MEMORIALS N««I to Btuwn • Yif* iat 10-12 Hartford Superior Court that will Bhopal, choking to death at least funds to Im‘ .sent immediately, -•^ask for permission lo examine the 350 people and injuring more than saying, "The entire nation joins old tickets, some of which were 12.000, officials said. me in offering sympathies lo the “O iv r 200 CentvTK \aiionu'ide" “Serving Manchexter For Over 50 Yearx" dismissed by judges and prosecu­ - Officials said the death toll in bereaved families and share then- tors and are supposed to have been Bhopal, 360 miles southwest of sorrow." destroyed. New Delhi, was likely to rise in one The deadly fumes, whieh began B&J Auto Repair, bic Bailey and state Auditor Henry of the worst industrial accidents in leaking from an underground tank Penttao4 The Rorist J. Becker J r said last week that Indian history. on the outskirts of the eity in Hie 24 BIRCH ST. they were investigating 14 instan­ Most of the dead were children early hours, triggered a mass 6 o “A way A - 345 Main Street (Rear) TEL. 643-6247 ces in which motor vehicle fines and old people — killed when the panic as choking residents junqied gas cloud leaking in the early To Succaad" 643-4444 were paid to the Manchester court from their beds to flee the gas Manchester, CT. F.T.D. but never deposited in the state's morning hours enveloped Bhopal, cloud. We arc still the same B&J Auto Repair lormerly located at 367 Oakland St. We MASTER CHAR6E accounts. According to a Nov. 21 the capital of Madhya Pradesh The government aniioiineed ii FREE ConwIUtton have been at this new location for one year, but been in business for over loyears. AMERICAN EXPRESS WORLD WIDE letter state Auditors Becker and state, the Press Trust of India said. would give WOO to the families o( aancliMtir 649-7867 1. Complete collision damage and body works. (Foreign and domestic) SERVICE Leo V. Donahue sent to Gov. Ofricials at the Hamidia govern­ the dead and $100 eaeh lo people William A. O'Neill, those fines ment hospital listed 302 people as injured. 2. Frame straightening. were paid between September and dead. At the Jayaprakush hospital. The gas was identified as methyl • 3 Rust & dents repaired. the end of December in 1983. 27 were reported dead, while seven isocynale, an ingredient of ear- SPECIALIZING IN were counted at Kaju hospital and SUPERIOR MUFFLERS 4. Quality Work at competitive prices. Motor vehicle fines must be paid baryl and temik, agrieiiltural Qllfe 0tQliBt ^ in cash to workers in the court 20 more bodies were brought from pesticides widely used in India to 5. Loaner cars available clerk's office. the railway station area. kill a broad range of in.seets. said DON WliilS GARAGE, INC. CUSTOM CUTTERS ' Bailey said today that the Some 2,000 injured were admit­ specialists 6. Glass work. ^ S ' 101 CENTER ST. Dr. S.K. Mukherjee (if the Indian WHEEL Alignment bp»a'«e service wrecfiep sm- . e investigation started more than a ted to hospitals and an overflow of Agricultural Inslilute in New general repairing 7. FREE estimates on accident damage. viSAr MANCHESTER. CT 06040 year ago. when money from fines 10,000 others were treated at Delhi. Propane Cylinders Filled 8. C T licensed appraiser. was found to be missing from the makeshift hospital camps on the Made of cynate — a derivative iil Air Conditioning Service 9. Come see John, Bill, or Brian for their expertise. 643-8383 clerk's office. He said the case grounds of the facilities, said the phosgen gas and methyalaiiiine — telephone 10MAINSTREE’ stretched into 1984 after Judge officials, who added that large W9-4531 MANCmESTEB CONN 3b04 methyl i.socynate reacts with wa Authorized Monte Carlo Richard Noren discovered his numbers of cattle and other ter. or any moist part of the human Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 8:00 am to 5:30 pm Hair Piece Center signature forged on a ticket animals were lound dead around body Buch as the eyea, none, throat Sat. 10:00 am to 12 noon sometime in the first six months of the factory on the outskirts of lungs, and mucus membranes, he NO IF OPEN SUNDAYS 9-1 this year. Bhopal, which has a population of said. ARE YOU SELUNG YOUR HOME? SUPPORT l^our Neighborhood Pharmacy Becker said last week that Noren 670.000. "In small quantities, the gas Senior Citizen Dizcountt found his signature on the back of a “ I am shocked and deeply causes irritation that gradually MARTIN & ROTHMAN. INC. Lowezt Pricez in Area traffic ticket showing that a grieved at the terrible tragedy in goes aw ay,” Mukherjee said. "In Manchester prosecutor had Bhopal. The huge toll that it has jarge quantities, it cau.ses coiigh- REALTORS CROWN PHARMACY dropped, or "nolled" the charge. taken is horrifying." said Prime ing along with blistering and R EXPERIENCE, .k n o w l e d g e ...TRUST PRESCRIPTION CENTER But Noren said he did not re­ Minister Rajiv Gandhi. inflamation of the throat and FOR OVER 15 YEARS .. member signing it, and a further Herald photo by Tarquinio Government officials said six lungs. This can bring on death AHMAD K. ALTAP 20$ W0 $t Confer Sfroof records check showed that the employees of the Union Carbide because of choking. CALL R9gl9t0f9d Ph«rmoc/«f Moneffetre/'. Cf. 06040 person who got the ticket actually plant were "directly responsible” "A storage tank of thecheinieal ^*03; 640-0312 M IL E pleaded guilty and paid a fine, T/s the season for the gas leak and arrested them. PROMPT, PERSONAL must have burst and the fumes FAOfi according to Becker. Representatives of Union Carbide, , 6 4 6 - 4 1 4 4 ® ^ COLRTEOVS SERnCE :MCDONALD'i Larry Nevins of Stillfield Drive, a blown toward nearby villages," "I don't think there’s ever been a Meadows Convalescent Center. As part India Ltd., said the leak at the said Mukherjee. head of the EVERYTHING IN GLASS motion like this." Bailey said of the sixth-grader at Keeney Street School, of a goodwill project, he and his 7-year-old plant was plugged institute's agricultural chemicals Connecticut move to gain access to the tickets. puts the finishing touches on an classmates are making holiday decora­ within minutes of its discovery and division. WE CAN T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT the factory was shut down. "The case is over 13 months old. ornament that will be donated to the tions for the center's aged residents. Singh appealed in a radio broad Travel Seivlces Nolles are dismissed — they're There was no immediate com- cast for people to remain cabti. U WHITE GLASS CO. supposed to be erased. Technically (Inside DAL Store, Lower Level) and legally we can't get hold of • Manchester Parkade them. ” Maln Street reconstruction would lead to loss 0 4 « - 7 3 a a Bailey said not all the tickets Manchester, CT may have been destroyed yet, but O IT.H VI J f. I«S F VPFN/rM I he does not know how many were. 31 BISSELL ST. MANCHESTER 647-1666 "This is difficult, trying to recon­ •MIRRORS •SHOWbM UUOHS "STORE FRONTS Naarr Maa, Taaa, FrI M PM — Wai A Than 6-t PM struct this,” he said. Authority says town should buy lots •SAFETY GLASS "BATHTUB ENCLOSURES "ETC SaL 1S4PM He said the motion for permis­ sion lo examine the remaining Bv Kathy Garmus the Center Street Corp., and a lot records will argue that he is not parking on the street and they feel chants would probably have fewer Herald Reporter behind the Salvation A rm y on The stale Department of Tra n s­ seeking information on the guilt or there isn't enough compensation," objections to the reconstruction Curtis Main Street. portation already has approved innocence of anyone charged with authority Chairman Joseph Gar- plan, he added. Members of the Manchester Under the plan for the recon­ the design of the project. A public % a motor vehicle violation, but man said during a meeting of the Authority members have said Ziebart Parking Authority today agreed struction of downtown Main Street, hearing on the plan has he<;n lllllllllilllllMathes rather on the accuracy of record­ authority at his Main Street store the group should try to purchase Rustproofing Company that the town should try to acquire about 118 on-street parking spaces scheduled for Jan. 9in the Uncoln keeping by the court. this morning. ‘We as a parking property for parking instead of HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER several properties along Main would be eliminated to improve Center hearing room, Iteginning at Vernon Industrial Place He said he did not know when the authority ought to look into acquir­ leasing it. Most of the nearly 700 Video • Television • Stereo Z-GUZE Street for parking to make up for traffic flow. Three off-street lots 7:3 0 p m . Clark Road M U D motion would be ready. ing the...property." spaces now controlled by the HTOIOR on-street spaces that will be lost if would be built on Birch, Pearl and Verncm, C T F U P S the current downtown reconstruc­ Garman said that if the street is authority are leased. WEEKEND SPECIAL pioncnoN Maple streets to make up for the rebuilt as planned, the lot at Forest William Ginter, engineer «( UiMLofl BL.MLV«rnon axH) SBN ROOTS tion plan is fallowed. loss. Garman said the reconstruction municipal systems at the D O T, has Rent VCR & 3 Movies $19.95 Museum proud and Main streets would probably of Main Street is "a given " and The properties include the 120- However, many Main Street said that if a number of objections 273 WMIDDLE TPKE. CALL FOR DETAILS become the most frequently used that the town should go ahead as MANCHESTER______649-3408 DON WILLIS GARAGE HAS BEEN SERVING The space parking lot at the com er of merchants have complained that to the plan are raised at the public of its outhouse of the Main Street lots. soon as possible while federal 8 7 2 - 3 3 6 1 Forest and Main streets that is the three new lots would be too far hearing, the stale might recom ­ Manchester Area for 54 years. Since 1928 DON has been owned by Ady Sai-Kuen Tong of Acquisition of the lot by the town funds are still available. NEWINGTON (UPI) — The' away from their stores to compen­ mend some changes to the design. Sppcioluing in IP'ines Glastonbury and leased by the would ensure that it remained a Federal funds will pay for just MERCURY in operation at 18 Main St. DON WILLIS has always Kellogg-.Eddy House Museum has sate for the loss of on-street A previous plan fur the rebuild­ authority, a lot at the corner of parking lot, said. If the town over 92 percent of the estimated $4 added an l«th century outhouse to parking. ing of downtown Main Street was specialized in automotive repairs on all makes of auto­ OLCOn PACKAGE STORE Main and Locust streets owned by were able to obtain more property million project if the slate gives its collection, but "there’s still a "Everybody's upset about losing on Main. Street for parking, mer­ rejected by the state after a public y 654 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT. final approval to the plan. hearing. mobiles. DON WILLIS INC. take great pride in their Pine Shopping Plaza six-holer on Main Street,” say Phona 646-2756 work and guarantee all their work 100%, a guarantee envious officials. NO SERVICE Charge DISCOUNT UQUOR STORE The Newington Historical So­ that is not mere words it‘s ACTION. DON WILLIS has One of Mencheeter'R Lergeal Sefectlone Of FIgurel Ceremice In ciety and Trust donated the President seeks advice on African probiems Slock. Our Volume Saves You Money. IDO’S Of Spedals. wooden outhouse believed to be 200 — •■rvatkMtt for • Hotoli • Alrflnos • Stoomthlps been in business for 54 years because he does quality Weafer Cfierge emf Vfte A cc^e e f years old because children visiting •27 Main ttraat Manchester TM^Choek... By Norman D. Sandler of a final 2,000South African troops work and stands by it until you’re satisfied. PtrtMS ChKfct Cathtd up M SIGSOO the museum had trouble imagining demonstrations at the South Afri­ that they would spread to the six . what it was like to live in a house United Press International from Angola and efforts to bring were necessary lo help (hangc can Embassy in Washington, consulates the South African go- U.S. policy toward South Africa. axt cou/io/Z^ UwUtA to a DON WILLIS GARAGE INC. is a FULL-SERVICE without running water. independence to Namibia, which where more than a dozen congress­ WASHINGTON - President vernm'ent has in New York, , "Wewouldho|«;thatIhccrcdiblc The outhouse should give them a lies between South Africa and men .labor officials and civil rights STATION, with the facilities to handle all your auto­ Reagan, whose foreign policy Boston, Los Angeles, Chicago. leadership that has been going to 0 .» » c^taxin^ SvaCualion COMMERUAL • INDUSTRIAL pretty good idea, said Newington Angola. leaders were arrested since pro­ efforts have ■ been focused for Seattle and Houston. jail and that will go to jail this week motive repair needs. Town Historian Elizabeth In an interview last week with tests began a day before ^onA ConujIUitLon months by U.S.-Soviet tensions, the Washington Tim es, Reagan Civil rights activist Jesse Jack- would create a new assessment hy Air Conditioning Sweetser Baxter. Thanksgiving. son spoke in Washington Sunday Volunteers will restore the out­ diverted his attention today to the said Crocker has “ made quite a bit our government to look at its .=4foa - OtL 9- 9:30 OSTERLUNO problems of racial turmoil and Organizers of the protests said and said recent demonstrations Phone house this spring, but the struc­ of progress” in his efforts to help African policy." said Jackson 18 Main Street • Rafrigaratlon starvation in strife-torn Africa. CPCtau Caff 643-419S fox afifiouUmtnt ture's antique shingles and trellis mediate an agreement that would Reagan was to be briefed by • Haating hardly make the structure unique, link a South African withdrawal to ^Jofin cV- C a xfii!i 649-4531 Assistant Secretary of State Ches­ the departure of 25,000 Cuban Manchester she said. e ^ -1 e^fta xin ^ < ^ i A 2 sections St. held the winning ticket in Later in the day, Reagan also by the United States in the event of pay for a wedding in May, a new her mother. Barbara. "I didn’t Friday’s $1.37 million Lotto draw­ J A M UNOUUM A URPHS was scheduled to. meet with such a settlement is an issue home and a car. She is engaged to know what happened. I was too If You Would Like To Custom Kitchen Center OonefAKicc O ixt Advice ...... ing, lottery officials said today. members of a congressional dele­ subject to the negotiations involv­ Richard Roberts of Manchester, a busy watching my own tickets." INSTALLATION AT ITS BEST Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling Business...... Vucic is an inspector in the test INT€fllOfl PLflNTSCflPiNG Classified...... gation that visited famine- ing the U.S.. Angolan and South machinist at Lark Manufacturing room at Multi-Circuits Inc., a See Your Ad Here, Call C o m ic s ...... wracked Ethiopia. The adminis­ African officials. of East Hartford. " I told her you can’t win unless • Mohawk Carpets • Braided Rugs Visit Our Showroom At: INSTBLLflTION AND MfllNTeNflNC€ Enfertoinmenf...... printed circuit-board manufac­ tration has pressed the Marxist A parallel concern to the United ’T d like to take a nice long trip you play, ” said her father, Frank, The Herald Advertising • Finest Unes of linoleum 25 Olcott Street R€SID€NTIflL AND COMM€flClfiL L o tte ry ...... government of Ethiopia to elimi­ turer in Manchester. She is a 1983 somewhere, maybe to Hawaii,” O bituaries...... States, officials said, is the recent who told lottery officials he was aii nate obstacles to the distribution of graduate of Manchester High she told lottery officials when she, avid Lotto player. Department At: Mon. - Sot. 9 - 5:30 O pinion...... escalation of domestic turmoil in School. Peopletalk ...... tens of thousands of tons of food South Africa, which began over her fiance and her parents claimed There were 121 second-prize 6 4 6 -2 8 0 9 Tust-Fr112-5 pm Vucic walked away from lottery 405 Cantar SL Thurs. till 9 PM CONNie CHOINI6R6 S p o rts...... aid. two months ago and mushroomed her winnings. winners with each ticket worth Thun 'til 0 headquarters in Newington this 643-2711 Minchastar Television ...... Crocker was expected to report After purchasing her ticket $1,646 and 5,134 third-prize winners MflNCHFSTFfl CT 06Q40 (205)640 7gJL last month with the arrests of 13 morning with a check for $54,807 Sal 10-4 649-7544 W ea the r...... to Reagan on the progress of black labor leaders. Friday evening at Andy’s super- with each ticket worth $58. The and will receive that amount negotiations aimed at the removal The arrests sparked a series of fnurkel on North Main Street, winning Lotto number was 1 4 13 annually for the next 19 years, a Vucic watched the drawing on 18, 33, 34 ' ' V

2 - MANCHi:STER HERALD. Monday, Dec. 3. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALP, Moost There's no stepping back into bracket. $2,000 for a family total of $4,000. brush-cutting operations be re­ > as early as you can. It is not the excess remains in the IRA. No he foresees: ity in engineering to the point said that in the next budget, the mg be instituted at the town garage tions rhey elimmateil one super yesterday. Once the year ends, the The way the law is written, one be possible to contribute up to employed along the shoulder of Income placed in an IKA is not generally realized that IRA funds penaity tax is impoMd if the Application of computers to where the town can design in house town should consider additional and at the police station visor's job and one laborer's tax books are closed. The only can contribute $2,000 to a 1984 IRA $2,000 if receiving alimony up to roads to achieve safety taxed until you withdraw it — can be put to work for 1985 as early excessive sum is withdrawn before public works is emerging. Data most work up to a construction cost park staff For the town's landfill. Kandra position in the process thing most can do to reduce the even if that sum represents the that amount. improvements, usually upon retirement when you as next Jan. 1, 1985. That puU the income tax deadline. processing will be used in manage­ of $100,000. (The Board of Direc­ Kandra wants to centralize has recommended studymg the Kandra suimulted his report, worker's entire earnings for the 'The town need to find a supply of past y e a r's , taxes is pay into are likely to be in a lower tax money to work' for you on a ment of public works operations, tors on Tuesday will consider as maintenance of all public works possibility of expansion He said in dated Nov 6, to Weiss Weiss year. That's a godsend to part- T A X TR AP: If you must with­ sand and gravel. The town s gravel tax-deferred retirement plans. bracket. The interest and divi­ tax-sheltered basis for IS'A months Robert MeU is managing editor such as the streets network, proposal by Kandra to add four rolling equipment and vehicles — his repoxt to Weiss that a scale will added il to his own report on timers, particularly working draw some or all of your IRA pit at Tolland Turnpike will soon be Keoghs and fRAs. dends you earn in an IRA also before the deadline for filing your of Financial News Network and a engineering design, building in­ persons to the engineering staff for including those of the parks be installed and a new eiitrai^e administration aceonipli.shments mothers. contributions before you are 59'i exhausted and the town has no accumulate on a tax-deferred 1985 tax return. syndicated colnmnist. He was spection management, inventory division and the water and sewer and e.xit completed by spring Fefs when he submitted that report to . Here are some facts on Individ­ If the taxpayer has a non-earner years old you pay a penalty. Look that purpose.) replacement. Buying sand and basis until the funds are assisted in the preparation of this control, preventive maintenance The town needs to reinforce its divisions — under the town's fleet will be charged to large users of the the Board of Ihrectors On Tues ual Retirement Accounts. spouse, the IR A family contribu­ for two charges. You are imme­ gravel outside will be expensive. withdrawn. series by Sidney Kess, tax partner and a number of other areas. field inspection of public improve­ manager. Keith Chapman. Only landfill after that day, the directors ' will review tion maximum is $2,250. This form T A X T R A P : (u you add to your diately charged 10 percent of the Kandra said. You can add to an IRA until April The engineering division will ments and put all of that inspection the highway trucks and equipment In the water service, Kandra Weiss s performance as manager of IR A is called a Spousal IRA. You retirement account after the close amount withdrawn as a penalty with the accounting firm o f Main Street tr ^ s have been lost and 1.9, 198.9. Also, you can set up an TAX T IP : III this high-cost era, have an expanded role. Kandra said planning has to be undertaken over the two-year period of the calendar ye^<;, be sure to tax. And, the full amount with­ Hurdman. under one head, so that town should be replaced. Kandra said . and certain town vehicles are now IR A from .scratch at any time we need all the tax deferral help we and your spouse may apportion PZC to air Weathei Fire Calls Peopletalk request for Today’s forecast) NtanchMter To catch a Duke Thursday, 2:44 p.m. — motor Connectient, Massackiusetls Vehicle accident. Interstate 84 new shops The Duke and Duchc.ss of Windsor once were and Rhode Island: T t^ y: tra­ westbound (Town. Paramedics). briefly under suspicion of being jewel thieves, velers advisory interi^ s^tions. Thursday. 3:23 p.m. — gas Flans for a 90.000^.square foot soys author Laurence S. Krashes in "Harry Rain, on snow changing rapidly washdown, 120S. Main St. (Town). shopping center on roUaiKl rum Winston, The Ultimate Jeweler. " a biography of to rain,'coas^aTsections, Snow Thursday, 7:12 p.m. — alarm, pike and proposed changes to the the man who sold the Taylor-Burton, Jonker and mixing with or changing to rain Manchester Memorial Hospital town's highway standards will be Hope diamonds in dealings with theavorld's most interior with accumulations of 1 (Town. aired tonight at public hearings famous and influential people. to 5 inches. Windy along the coast Friday, 10:55 p.m. — medical before the Flannuig and Zoning The duke and duchess spent an afternoon in today. Highs 35 to 45. Tonight: call, 299 Main St, (Town, Commission Winston's gem salon looking at the precious rain and snow ending early, then Paramedics). The hearings will begin at 7 p m- in the Lincoln Center hearing stones they adored and that night Winston partial clearing but with a Friday., 3:50 p.m. — motor room received a panicked call from his office A chance of flurries over the vehicle accident. 568 Center St. 55-carat diamond he had shown them was The shopping center, which interior. Windy and cold lows in (Town. Paramedics). missing. The insurance company wanted to Would be known as TalcottviUe the 20s. Tuesday : windy and cold Friday, 5:30 p.m. — motor question the Wind.sors. according to Krashes, but vehicle accident, Hillstown Road Flaza. would be located on just with partly sunny skies. A Winston said no to avoid any hint of scandal. and Spencer Street (Town. over 15 acres to the north ot the chance, of flurries over the The missing stone was not found for three Param^ics), intersection of ToUand Turnpike months. It had fallen into an empty jewel case western hills. Highs 30 to 40. > »* V’ Friday, 7:45 p.m. — medical and Barker, Street, according to while Winston was showing it to the duke and Maine: Winter storm warning call, 596 Bush Hill Road plans filed by Michael Konover of duchess. in effect for the mountains this (Paramedics). West Hartford afternoon and tonight. Winter Friday, 9:24 p.m. — motorcycle The center would contain a storm watch in effect north for tie w month, first storm accident, Keeney and Erie streets supermarket, retail space and the tonight. Oouding up with a Acadia Restaurant at 103 t'ollaiKt Travelers advisory in effect. Today snow possibly accumulating 1 to 3 (Town, Paramedics). chance of snow this afternoon Friday, 10:34 p.m. — medical Turnpike, according to the plans Helping the hungry inches before changing to rain. Highs near 40. Wind easterly 10 to 15 north, snow developing south but call. 336 Broad St. (Paramedics). The area in which Konover mph becoming west late in the day. Chance of precipiation near 100 Actor Charlton Heston and former Pittsburgh changing to rain along the coast. Friday, 10:42 p.m. — medical wants to build the shopping center percent. Tonight rain ending this evening then variable cloudiness Steeler Mel Blount are accompanying a group of Six to 10 inches mountains, 3 to 6 call, 383'/:! Center St. (Town. has been subject to fkiodnig during UPl photo windy and cold with a chance of snow flurries. Lows 20 to 25. journalists on a Red Cross-sponsored tour of inches rest of south except 2 Paramedics). heavy rain Some business owners ■Africa'sfamine-stricken nations. inches or less coast. High 30 to 40. Wlndwesterly 15 to 25 mph. Tuesday windy and cold with partly Friday, .11:53 p.m. — alarm. photo by Tarquinto in the urea have complained that "It is not true I promised to part the Red Sea Some guys have all the luck Snow m ay be heavy north and sunny skies. Highs 30 to 35. Wednesday fair and continued cold. Summit and Florence streets development on both the Vernon when I gel there," said Heston, who did just that Today's weather picture was drawn by Kimberly Botti, 10, of 260 Bush (Town). and Manchester sides ofT ollapd Dudley Moore, star of the new Columbia snow sleet and rain changing to Clowns at the Lutz in "The Ten Commandments." before departing Hill Road, a fourth grader at the Keeney Street School. Saturday. 12:36 a.m. — motor Turnpike has contributed to the Pictures comedy, "M icki & Maude," gets kisses flurries south tonight. Windy from New York. vehicle accident. Golway and problem from both sides by co-stars Ann Reinking (left) tonight and Wednesday. Low 20 Peeping out among the stuffed clowns is Sarah Cane, 6, the first in a series of "Critter Celebrations’.' to be held Entertainer Pearl Bailey will visit President North School streets (Eighth Dis­ Konover has al.so applied for a and Amy Irving during a champagne and to 30. Snow changing to flurries one of many youngsters who looked at toys, worked on throughout December at the museum. For more Reagan in the White House soon and wants to trict, Paramedics). wetlands permit to relocate a wedding cake bash Sunday to celebrate the north, flurries likely mountains discuss her plans fora trip to Ethiopia to help feed Saturday, 1:17 am . — motorcy­ crafts and saw Santa Claus at the Lutz Children's information, call 643-0949. culvert Lur^r TollandTurnpike movie's screening. The film opens nationally and partly sunny elsewhere the starving. "I'm going to take lima beans and cle accident. 348 W. Middle Turn­ Museum's “ToyExpo" Saturday. The day-long event was and to divert a brook to the Dec. 21. every other kind of beans and cook them in a big Tuesday . High mid 20s to upper pike (Town. Paramedics). tfajckanum River iron pot and show them how simple it is," she 30s. Saturday, 2:48 a.m. — alarm. Under the proposed changes to said. ' New Hampshire: Winter ^•4. Manchester Memorial Hospital highway standards, the niitumum storm warning for north and road width for collector roads ¥ (Town). Next Nastassja? southwest today and tonight. Saturday. 3:01 a.m. — smoke Zinsser heads energy committee would be reduced from 34 feet to 32 Snow spreading across the state investigation. 51 Summit St. feet. On local roads, the nununutu Catya Sassoon, the 16-year-old daughter of today but chnaging to rain along (Town). As expected, state Sen. Carl Zinsser said today that in addi­ mittee will give Connecticut the James Uiulietti. R-Vernon. has righl ot way width would be .re­ Vidal and Beverly Sassoon, makes her movie the coast. Six to 10 inches north, 4 Saturday, 12:45 p.m. — smoke Zinsser, R-Manchester. has been tion to the chairmanship of the solid leadership that is needed in been appointed vice chairman of duced from 69 feet to59feet and the debut next month in "T u ff Turf," playing a Quote of the day investigation. 33 Ridgewood St. named chairman of the Legisla­ Energy and Public Utilities Com­ handling energy legislation." the Banks Committee and of the minimum road width would be street-smart girl named Feather. to 8 inches southwest and 3 to 6 (Town). ture's Energy and Public Utilities mittee. he will serve as a member The committee is responsible for Finance, Revenue and Bunding reduced from 32 feet to 28 feet, Jerry Falwcll's attorney, Norman Roy Grut- Catya quit Beverly Hills High School when she southeast except less than 2 Saturday. 1 p.m. — medical call, Committee. His appointment to of the Banks Committee. all the state's energy-related legis­ Committee. under the proposed amendment lo man. commenting on Falwell's upcoming libel was 14, moved to New York to be a model and was inches coast High 3C to 40. Windy 33 Ridgewood St. (Town. that chairmanship was announced lation. from household appliances regulations. trial against Hustler magazine publisher Larry married this summer. "M y dad was upset when I tonight and Wednesday with Paramedics). today by Sen. Philip S. Robertson In the last session of the to the regulation of the telecom­ The town's pubUc improvement Flynl: left school but he knew how much I wanted to be flurries mountains and southw­ Giulietti's l4-tuwn 35th District Saturday, 2:51 p.m. — car fire. of Cheshire, president pro Legislature, with Republicans in munications industry. and highway standards have been "This is a pitched battle between the forces of successful," she said. “.He also knew that if I est and clearing weather sou­ includes Andover and Coventry. Interstate 86 near exit 92 (Town). tempore-elect of the Senate. the minority. Zinsser also served Zinsser said he pursued the under review for the past year. good and evil. I'll be wearing a white hat. Ask Mr. wanted to learn something I would — and that theast. Low tonight 20 to 30 and State Rep. Elsie ^enssun is Sunday, 12:18 a.m. — burning Zinsser had said Friday there on the committees for banks, energy chairmanship l^cause he Flynt what he'll be wearing." didn't have to be in school." high mid 20s to upper 30s. waiting to heac_.Jroni House In other business, the FZU is food, 122 Florence St. (Town). was little doubt that he would get energy, and program review and had more interest in it than in other Vermont: Travelers advisory Speaker Ralph E. Van Norstand scheduled to consider: Sunday. 9:55 a.m. — medical the appointment. investigation. He will no longer positions. for today. Snow today, possibly about her committee appoint­ a Anthony Botticello's appUca- Satellite view call, 48A Pascal Lane Zinsser, who has been a ranking serve on that third committee. Zinsser represents the 4th Sena­ ments. She siiid she told him she tion to change the zoning of 15 mixing with sleet, freezing rain (Paramedics). member of both the energy and the In announcing Zinsser's appoint­ torial District, which includes would serve wherever the party acres off Spencer Street from a and rain in southern locations For period ending 7 am . EST. Duringearly Tuesday morning, snow is Sunday. 2:21 p.m. — motor Appropriations committees, did ment to head the energy commit­ Manchester, Glastonbury. Bolton. wants her to. She said she has not combination of Rural Resideace. before changing to all snow this forecast for the Great Lakes Region. Rain is forecast for the Southern vehicle accident. Pine and Center not seek chairmai^hip of the tee. Robertson said. "Carl'sexten- Columbia and Hebron. pressed for a committee chair­ Residence AA and Business II to a afternoon. Highs 35 to 40. Blus­ Plains and Gulf Coast Regions. Elsewhere the weather will be fair. streets (Town. Paramedics). powerful Appropriations sive legislative experience and The Senate Republican Caucus manship. but would turn one down combinatiun of Business 111 and tery and cold tonight and Tues­ Minimum temperatures include (Max. temperatures in parentheses); Sunday, 5:51 p.m. — brush fire, Committee. commitment on the energy com­ announced today that Sen.-elect if it were offered Industrial day with flurries. Lows tonight ) Atlanta 30 (57), Boston 28 (42), Chicago 13 (25), Cleveland 18 (31), 341 Broad St. CTown). •y a An application from Lawrence teens and 20s. Highs Tuesday 30 Dallas 36 (49), Denver 17 (35), Duluth -4 (20), Houston 44 (54), Sunday. 8:05 p.m. — smoke A. Fiano and Fuut Fiano for a to 35. alarm. 70A Pascal Lane (Town). Jacksonville 44 (60), Kansas City 14 (45), Little Rock 31 (49), Los deferment of sidewalk and curbs Sunday. 9:02 p.m. — medical Dillon suit claims town favored Chorches Angeles 37 (67), Miami 68 (79), Minneapolis 2 (20), New Orleans 43 on a proposed street off Summit call, 56 Glenwood St. (Town. Extended outlook (62), Now York 31 (40), Phoenix 43 (71), San Francisco 42 (58), Seattle Street Paramedics). The town engaged in favoritism overall length, interior room di­ something equal to it. he said. bidding process, as opposed to any 32 (47), St. Louis 18 (39). Washington 26 (48). a Jack Davis' applicatiua to Extended outlook for New Sunday. 10:20 p.m. — medical when it awarded a local car mensions. body construction and The Chrysler car was of a specific bidder, to grant the build houses with attached patios V England Wednesday through call, 46 Woodland St. (Town. dealership a contract for a car that specifications for tires, shock different type of construction contract to the lowest bidder," in a Flaiiiied Residence Friday: Paramedics). did not meet all of the specifica­ absorbers, heat shields, instru­ known as unibody, in which the O'Brien said. Development Connecticut, Massachusetts tions published in its bid proposal, ment panel lighting; parking brake body and frame are welded to­ a competitor has charged in a gether as one unit In addition to an injunction a An application from HAT and Rhode Island: Fair and release and the cooling system. lawsuit filed against the town. -“ The effect of the town's course "Our experts tell us that unibody ordering the town to award it the Associates to defer sidewalks and seasonably cold weather through ToUand County Dillon Ford Sales A Service of of conduct is to defeat the purpose is equivalent to full fram e," contract. Dillon Ford is seeking an curbs at 12-14 Ann St and at Union the period. Highs in the 30s to Thursday, 12:09 p.m. — medical Manchester is seeking an injunc­ of the public competitive bid O'Brien said. injunction preventing the town and North streets. lowor 40s. Lows in the upper call, Wales Road, Andover. tion ordering the town to award it Had the town awarded the from entering into the contract process and amounts to favoritism a An application from 3/S Uon tM ns to the 20s. Thursday. 4 p.m. — motor the contract, claiming it submitted contract to Dillon B'ord. it would with Chorches and from violating and improper conduct contrary to struction tor perniissiou to deter Vermont: Occasional light vehicle accident, Route 6. the lowest acceptable bid, accord­ have probably faced a lawsuit the competitive bidding require­ public interest." the attorney for sidewalks at three lots on Sass snow or flurries Wednesday and Andover. ing to legal papers filed last week from Chorches Motors, he said. ments of its charter, according to Dillon Ford said in the legal Drive and one lot on Kent Drive. Thursday, clearing Friday. Thursday, 5:42 p.m. — chimney in Rockville Supei ior Court. papers. "W e feel an obligation to the the legal papers. Cold, highs 25 to 35, and over­ LOW8ST fire. 430 Bunker Hill Road. South Dillon Ford submitted a' bid in "Town Attorney Kevin M. O'Brien night lows in the mid teens. TtMMRATUMS Coventry. June of $10,882 for a 1984 or 1985 said Friday that the town was New Hamp^ire, Maine: Scat­ Thursday, 5:58 p.m. — service Ford Crown Victoria, which was to obligated to award the contract to tered flurries Wednesday. call. 44 Edgewater Drive. South be used by the town fire chief. The the lowest bidder. r— tMOgmo- Chance of snow Thursday. Qear- Coventry. town later awarded the contract to "I'm confident that we will be lOPEN MON. THRU FRI. ing Friday. Lows near 10 north Thursday. 6:48 p.m, — false Chorches Motors Inc. of Manches­ upheld." he said. "We have the Abams Appir 10-9 and near 20 south. Highs in the alarm. Hop River H om es, ter. which submitted a bid of integrity of the bid process at SAT. 10-5 20s north and 30s south. UPI WlATHCa VOTOCAST 9 Andover. $10,850 lor a four-dbor Chrysler stake." Sunday, 5:56 p.m. — partition sedan, according to the legal O'Brien said the main point of MonclMSt«r Parkod* SUN. 13-5 Across the nation fire, Long Hill and Hendee roads, papers. contention was the type of body 649-1787 National forecast Andover (Andover, North Coven­ The legal papers claim that the construction of the car. The town's UPl photo Snow will fall from the Great try, South Coventry). Chorches car did not meet some of bid proposal called for full-frame H um m «lw «rk Lakes region across the northern Commerce Dept, satellite photo taken at 4:00 AM EST shows Sunday, 6:56 p.m. — chimney the requirements contained in the construction, in which the body of Today In history fire, Case Road, North Coventry. town's bid proposal, including Appalachians with rain from widespread rain producing clouds extending from the Southeast the car is bolted onto a frame, or MUSIC BOX southern New England across across the Mid-Atlantic region to southern New England Another On Dec. 3, 1948, the Whittaker for delivery to a Communist power. At the mid-Atlantic Coast. Showers widespread area of rain clouds can be seen from the West Coast R e g Chambers spy case was made public. 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FDA may review drugs ■-/ In fla tio n Jackson urges Supreme Court to ponder use of lethal injections apartheid protest drugs do not cause ' unusual" pain. Foundation said without them batters 3v Soencer Sherman \ low er court said the FDA must pain becausedm tors are lorbiddeii in .-Xrkansas. Idaho. Illinois. Mas- "Even a slight error in dosage or condemned men would be electro- Sixteen people, inelnding six -tiuty the tlitigs. since it is by oath from actually exeviiling sachiiselts. Montana.. Nevada. Bv Steve Gorman nifed Press Inlernotionol c u Uk I. hanged and shot — "which memlH'rs of Congress, hat e been obliftated by federal law to invesli someone and technicians must New Jersey. New Mexico. North admini.stration can leave pri- United Press International many people would regard as more arrested for stagfng sit-ins and \\.\sm\t;TON uitKii iiu.t State iiiuiulhurued use of prescrip inject the drugs Carolina. Oklahoma. South Da­ .soner conscious but paralyzed while dying, a .sentient witness of painful and traumatic." Israel other acts of civil di.solM'diance kota. Texas. ITah and Washington WASHINGTON - Civil rights tints .iiv Uisl lH't.i>mins IhtMm-lhnt tion drugs The KD.A has not Thirty inmates have been exe­ But the American Society of Law While many sttile lawmakers his or her own slow, lingering leader Jesse Jackson says grow ­ at Ihe embassy since Thanksgiv­ •t 1'huin' for r tmvu t> ,n approved use oi the drugs lor cuted III II st.ites since a moralo- and Medicine, The American So and prison officials argue the asphyxialion. " Judge Skelly JERUSALEM (UPI) - Israel's ing eve ht'l mU’ttSuu* ' bu< !hi‘ Siipri'itu' e\ei lit ions riiim on execution be-lween 1972 ciety of .Allied Health Profession­ ing protests against South .Afri­ iiiethud IS similar to putting Wrigiil wrote lor the appeals A U.S attorney has droi>peil ( uuit IS Iteaniik; ar>;>inu'i’.ts lorl.iv While the legal argumenis are and 197lj was lifted by the Supreme als and others disagreed in another economy, focus of Prime Minister ca's policy ol apartheid are in someone under a genenil anesthe­ panel Shimon Peres' trip to Washington, charges against most of tlie hat miestiim wlu tfu'i tho iiiisf vomhed in the dry language ol Court Five ol those, including the brief filed with the court. opposition to U.S. policy a.s w ell, sia. diH'lurs and capital piinish- The government argues that the has been likened to' a "fool's demonstrators because he s.iid ■ >t p.iinU'ssly imUK iny (iiMlh has jiirisdn tion and "st.imtards of first woman, weiv executed with "In the absence of FDA inquiry as the white minority govern­ nienl opponents argue that death FDA should not be sidetracked into Hie cases were nol worthy ol titvii fulfilU-tl review the is^iie of how I S lethal injections into the safety and efficacy ofthese paradise" awash in cars and video ment in Johannesburg. hvoiii Since Charlie Krikiks was exe can be painitil in ihi- hands of the area of state death penalty tape recorders with annual injec­ SiM-nlit afly the nnirt » iit t on prisoner' ,ire eKcvutevl i' I drugs and procedures... hundreib .At a news conferenee Simdjiy, pro.secntion ing more healed as e\ev ulioiis cuied III Texas Det 7. 19)12 12 uniraimxl technicians laws, hul should instead focus on tions of $2.6 billion in U.S. aid. 'kU-r if thf f'lH >1 amt Ih us of people may be subjected to Jackson said oppression of Jackson said he hoped the stale' li.ive joined Texas in enact­ The could IS reviewing a ruling Its "intended mission of protecting "Israel spends 25 percent more Viinimistratioii van on ivnd to become more (rettueni thoroughly amateur poisoning.s blacks by South A fn cii's white- arrests of prominent .Americans The arguments boil down to this ing l.ivvs allow ing death by injec by the I'.S Ciix-uil Court ol the consuming public from danger­ than it earns, hence the economic t omluct a ivviow of thv Jnigs iisott rather than the painless and minority government "has been will pressure the administration is lethal injection a dignifunt tioiis ol barbiturates and paralys­ .-\ppeals for the Di.sirict of Coliim- ous and misbranded drugs ' crisis," the Jerusalem Post wrote. to i-xocHto diMth row mniatos lit U dignified e.xecutions envisioned by revived because of that cozy into ending its policy of "c o n ­ states to see if rhoy are safe amt exeiulion' or dtw's it Iwconie an ing drugs liia lliat oidtereil the FD.A to .Arguing on behalf of lethal "We have always overspent but injections, the Washington Legal the legislators," they said. kinship" between the adminis­ structive engagement,'■ under e ttitliv e " (or ttK'ir iiitemlett ose anialuer (Hiisoning filled with I.elhal inieclioiis are aiilhorued conduct a sludv to ensure that the not to .such a devastating extent." wliieh relations with South Fueled by the government’s tration and Pretoria, "We need a new Africa pol­ Africa were imiirovcd in ho)ic.s printing of money, the overspend­ (hat would lead to .in casing ol ing has rocketed inflation to 400 ic y ," Jackson said at Ihe Shiloh apartheid. percent a year. Prices increase 20 Baptist Church, where he deli­ "VV'e wmtTtL, hope that the as./w m d Neighbors aid police percent a month, or I percent vered a sermon earlier in Ihe crcdihlc leadcrsliij) lhal has been every working day. The country diiy, "W e have a monil responsi In Brief has a balance of payments deficit bilily to disengiige from all going to jail and lhal will go to in suspect’s search of $5 billion. support of South A frica .” jail this week would create a new "There is no ignoring the facts: Jackson also said thal for now, a.sscssmcnl by our government Rebel-held area suffering Inflation is rampant, and the he will nol offer him self for lo look al its African policy, " Ihc NKW YORK ilTMi - Twoil.iysaflcr know, whatever happ<>iis outside I treasury is empty," Peres said iirrest in anti-apartheid jirolesls civil rights leader said ' I50STU\ Kt'U'l lu'kt toi l in noi ttioni iicigbNii"' iglioix'd .1 Hixioklyii worn,in's don i pay no atlention " before leaving for Washington lo Jiickson. a Baptist minisli'i' KthiwpM a iv not rvooiviny; j \\oiKh\ulo nut|Mmr al Ihe Sonlli African J-lmbassy sci'caiiis III a sl.i.wiig i cminisix'iil o l the In file earlH'r ease. (Jt'nove.se died al seek long-term arrangements to because it m ight thrciiten his who campaigned tor the Demo mu ol vkut U' thv tv*nmu‘ u kon iMlion tHs .ni'xo I9kt murder til Killy (leiiovcse. police 3 a III on M;mh 13 lost, just three restore Israeli economic growth cnilic prcsidcnliiil nomliuilion tko Mvti \t>t ktovorrmont is not tiUKlstiut eurrent efforts to .secure a vis;i to sa\ tlH*y are getting cootH'i alioii in lilt* dikirs fnim her home in a middle-class’ without emergency aid on top of this yc;ir, said he iihins to It'iivcl holp thoa -• lolsot svoi kor Sv»vs visit the country M'ai'ch for a s*x*oin1 siis|jcct neiglilxirhtKid Thirty eight (H'liple told the $2.6 billion Israel gets — lo .South Africa himself to inccl Kol!H’ Uu>n> thov tMv o tn on uiMtiU' lv‘ < i u>h lor The prolesis, organized by the Lius Kiveia. It. vv.is .irre.'icti Saliii' invesligators they had heal'd or .seen largest of any U.S. recipient. with leaders there ;ind he wants .'n ttios now tr\m^ to >imll ont iv\ d.iv and charged with six'oiul-ilcgrcc UPI photo black foreign policy lobby Triin- Ihe killer stalk. rajM*and slab Genove.se "H e has gone to bring back the Pop*' John Paul It lo m a k e a - feel tall and in lii' siilled a friend firsl.’ then wem lo Israel's consumer splurge and Washington Cathedral. Jackson and apartheid. nationwide. tvliot In iht* loto'il tor tu’ III a in >oar war Ivtw ooii 2m j anoiher neighlvor's home lo make the the start of the current economic "X-P iht* vonuiu‘nt aiuf robr'ls m ami Kntrva. The killing al the (low,inns Hon.'i*.' eall Winston Moseley, ;i biisine.ss crisis began when Menachem two aiVxiN on tno^orthorn run ol Kttiio^na Itio ix'called Ihe slaying ol 2H-\carolil iiiav-hine opi>rator. w as later eonvietiHf Begin's Likud came to power in u'l^ion at>nt.N Muixin to Un simi ttn^ Kr'ri S«m io i'allienne ' Killy tJenovc.'c in Itkvt. in ol miirderingGenove.se 1977. It removed restrictions on tho oa.'it Grenada holds 1st election which the woman s cries were ignorvxt Israelis holding foreign currency liiMs.lU*r‘toii ihrmikth lionotunis viu vMlx to tiio iv^ion Teen girl killed .-Vs m the tienovesc case ^Hiplc Besides keeping an occupation ignori'd the woman s cries lor help to halt testimony .army in Lebanon at $1.2 million a in 8 years; turnout I’olux' said the two a.s.s,iilanls t day and trying to colonize the West Air crash boom or bust? piincbtMf the woman, who was on lu-r PONCA C IT Y Okla ll PD - A Bank, the Likud government never Bv Carolyn Curlel slogans, tooted conch shells and tion, which has distanced itself way htimo Irom a hingo game, in the suspeelvKf rapist aeeused of trying to braked consumer spending. from GULP and Gairy. 62. a KDW.VttDS AIK FOKV K BASF y abt S,,(ety United Press International cheered to the beat of makeshift tin vxiiirtyaixf of the pix'jevi They Iheii bnlie his victim into changing her In the first five months of this official' will speiivl ,'evcral months imnng over drums. staunch anli-comnumist whose itraggvkf fHM" info Ihe foyer of the testimony killed her when she refiisixf year, Israelis bought 40,737 new reputedly corrupt government was t o t roult.s ol the planned cra.'h ol a jetliner, ST. GEORGE'S, Grenada - The Analysts said, however, a low building and shot h eriw u v and dumped her body in a river, cars, meaning one in 70 Israelis which burst into flames(iespilecarry ing a sjieci.il sounds of conch shell horns and tin voter turnout could mean victory overthrown in 1979 by Bishop. IVliee said fAirvis" scre.ims iH'g.in authorities say bought a car. Two-thirds of all Uiel vtesigiied to preveiil tlw- kimt ol tireball that drums ushered in Grenada's elec­ for the right-wing Grenada United Blaize, 66. who has represented .liH'Ul 12 ,v» a m The lirsi call lo 911 The vietim, Rasalie .Anne .Adams, 15. households now own cars — 700,000 kills pvissetigv'rs in vviherwise surviv.ilvb- tions today, considered crucial to Labor Party, led by former Prime the N N P in Parliament sinee 19.57, c.imc.d I OSa III and .i sccoiulcall vv.is had lieen e\|»ecled to testify .igain.sl of them. Video ownership is .iccivients the restoration of political stability Minister Eric Gairy,which has a has promised lo reform theeonsti- ivceivvxl aller ihcgiin.stiivls .il I |3a m Kirk McBraiii, whose Irial on kidnap 400,000. The weekciut crash ol the Boeing 72ti w a' on the Caribbean island invaded a smaller but more dedicated follow­ tution iind to support the eontinued IVlicc inlervicvvcvf lUHi rc.'idciil.s in ping. rajH- and siKfomy charges was to "This is my sixth visit to Israel viesignevt to test airliner Svdely iniproveiiieiiis year ago by U.S.-led troops. ing than the NNP. presenee of some 250 U.S. troops the project and ' fliciv were an .iwlnl iH'gin Tuesday Di.sf net AUorney Joe and l am amazed at yourapparent (“spvciaUy a sjuvial luel aviditive lhal was A heavy turnout was predicted The NNPand GULP are the only until the island can m;in;ige its own lot ol jHHvpIe who he.iril Miller ,s W idem aj^aid Sunday he would decide supposevt to prevent a tireKill prosperity,” wrote Eliot Barnat of for the more than 48,000 Grenadi­ parties running full slates of .seeurily. .screams ol Help (Hvlice Nv>. ple.ise UHfay vvheftier lo iisk fora delay of the North Carolina- to the Jerusalem Federal .Ay lation .Aviministralion ollici,il.'said ans registered lo vote in the candidates. vfon I " Sgt Kolverl Moeser .saiif Inal -'if Post. Suiivtay that it appearvHl two Itres eriipteyl .dter UPI photo elections for the 15-seat Parlia­ The NNP. a coalition of three .-VllhvHigh iieighKvrs ifid not inlervene Wideman al.so .said he planned lo file "It seems every flat has a TV, the plane belly lloppvxiuntheMojavelVsei't t!vk>r ment, which will replace a nine- The Maurice Bishop Patriotic parlies formed in August, has when .Miller vv.is Iviiig .illaeked lirsi-dv'griH' murder charges uxlay usually color, one and sometimes s^iturday The tiist was a giant lireKill lh.it member interim advisory council Movement, the only leftist party, is received the bulk of its tinaneiiil .MvH'ser said they were helping police .ig.iinst McBrain. 23, Blaekweil., who Best In the biz two cars. I am told Israel has the eiiveUipevt tiie plane amt went out in ,i lew headed by Nicholas Brathwaite. tielding 13 candidates and the support from the island's business III llk*ir invesligalion was iH'ing held on SI million Imnd 'ecomts highest per capita ownership of About 200 lections in eight years. Christian Democratic Labor Party and tourism sector as well as funds Sonu'ivsidenls said they did not hear Thix'c other (H'ople had been arresteii (Left to right, top) Gianfranco Menotti, Arthur Miller, Danny VTRs in the world. Bat a sv-couvi tux* that bunKxt ..ibvmt ,in hv>iir aiut Officials said first results would Tias five. One candidate is from the from unoffieial American and anything Friday night Others said loud in the .slaying, AVidemaii said, hut he "Perhaps Israel is now so guttevt the inside of Itw* craft perplexvxt the jn-oplc Kaye, (lower) Isaac Stern and Lena Horne pose for be released by midnight. Grenada Federation Liibor Party, other foreign sources. screams are nol imiisiiai in Ihe housing would mil ix'K'ase their namt's and said photographers following a dinner on Capitol Hill before prosperous it can afford to send aid Gairy. who is not running tun will luiuuug im* test. prvvjv'ct On the final day of campaigning along with three independents. be would h.iv e to study t ho ease further to American Jews, rather than continue lo lead GULP, also h*s I vfuin't jKiy m» atlv'iilivvii."' said oiu* Sunday's presentation of the Kennedy Center Awards in Sunday. U.S. officials said the The newly elected Parliament iK'lore deciding whether to charge vice versa." will replace the interim advisory tried to closely link his parly with vvotu.in lixnii K'lia". f her di“ >r "Yon them Washington for lifetime achievements in the arts. pro-American New National General faces new quiz To finance the splurge. Israel Party, led by former Chief Minis­ council that has governed Grenada President Reagan by e;illing for a printed record number of shekels ter Herbert Blaize. appeared lo be since the U.S.-led invasion of the permanent U.S. military base. .NEW YOKK tix'll William VVcsttiunclamf \ every month — 135.4 billion ($192 benefitting from a groundswell of island Oct. 25. 1983. which followed GULP has won six of the last seven tivl, V foce*; more cnvss-e.xamiiuition in t.*' sUo million) in August, 64 billion support. the assassination ot leftist Prime elections. milhvin !ib**t (rial against CBS for the network Aspiring actress slain in rooftop robbery shekels in July, 52 billion in June. Hundreds of people jumped Minister Maurice Bishop by The leftist MBPM. meanwhile, program that acvusr*dhimbfdownplavingenemy At the same time, lax revenues aboard a cavalcade of open trucks members of a hardline faction in demands the withdrawal of all troop strength during the Vielnaoj war decreased 20 percent, meaning the foreign military forces, including NEW YORK tCPD - A 23 year-old description of the killer. the N N P sent through the streets his Marxist government. Coder questioning by CBS allomey Diivid the cries called police. When officers and sister. money was printed in deficit. The NNP is believed lo be the U.S, troops and mpre than 400 aspiring actress who graduaUHi from The robber was wailing lor the north of St. George's. Many of Bojes. Westmoreland last week retusevl iosay ht> arrived, they found Isenberg sprawled "Caroline was so sweet, but she was The shekel grows more and more them wore T-shirts with NNP favored by the Reagan administra- Caribbean soldiers. had informaiMiR that in the fall of PMjit. Harvard I'niversuy this spring and red-haired young woman in a dimly-lit on the root in a pool of blood. also very dedicated." said Jennifer worthless. In January 1981, $1 enemy Hxw>ps a iminth were intillraling into South mow'd lo the eily two months ago was hallway as she approiiched the sr'venth The robber had uppiirenlly'fled over Burton, a Harvard student who worked fetched 35 shekels. Today, less \ietn itn. as claimed by the "CBS Repv*rts " stabbv'd lo death during a rooftop floor aiKirlmenI she sh.irvd with a the roof of a neighlMiring building. with her last year in the Harvard than three years later, a dollar sp**vi.U. "The latcounted Knemy ,A Vietn.im robbery on Manhattan's I'ppt'r West roommale. polivx' said. Isenberg graduated from Harvard in Radcliffe Drama Sociely. brings 430, ineaning the shekel is Death rate doubles in Ethiopa IVception " Side The ntan forced Isenberg at knife- June and moved lo .New A’ork City two "Many of us would sit aroundand say worth less than a quarter of a Caroline Isenberg was slabbed re- poirt into the elevator amt pressed the He insisted the infiltration r,ite wasT.OO(Hrv>ops months ago lo jconlinue her acting we'd tike togotoN ew Yorktostudy and penny. A 5.000 shekel note has just ADDIS ABABA. Ethiopia (U PI) our death rate was 46 a day. Now it famine. pealedly about 1:30 a m Sunday as she roof button. .1 ttioiuh studies at the Neighborhood Playhouse m.xybe get a part, but Caroline did it." appeared. A 10.000 bill is on the — The number of people starving has suddenly risen to 120 at Bali. "W e need calories, medecine, tried to fight off a robber on the roof of Once on the roof. Isenberg struggled Nevertheless, in ^piem hv'r I9*»T he requested in Manhattan Burton told the Boston Herald. "She way. to death each day in one of "W e hope that will be the peak, vaccines and more blankets, " Ihe seven-story building where she that the remainder of the IDtst .Aii"borm- Division wHh her asstiilant. but he slabbed her Her father. Dr. Phillip Isenberg. is a was toially committed lo becoming an As the government poured shek­ famine-plagued Ethiopia's refu­ but it is the food shortage we have Harris said. "People are dying of UPI photo lived, a polux' spokesman s;iid. repv'aledly as she setx'amed for help and the Uth BngavK' he sent to Vietnam bx'tore pysehiatrist at McClean Hospital in aclre.ss." els into the economy. Israelis gee camps has more than doubled to combat, and it is the same pneumonia because the lem|)cra- Isenberg died on an oper.iting fable A neighbor. Moreen Williams, said I9i)8 in anticipation ot the enemy's annual Belmont. .Mass., and a member of the Isenberg planned to go with a friend converted the local currency into during the weekend, a British pattern where all the death rates ture at such high altitudes (about 1 The Columbus route ■at St. Luke s Hospital six hi'urs later she heard Ihe struggling woman post nioaswoo offensive Harvard Medical School faculty. He to see the play ' Hurlyburly" Satuj|day dollars to hoard or to take doctor says. are very high." he said. mile) drops close to freezing every PolK-e siud shv' was able lo tell them "My institutional memory is just as impoiianl screaming. "He's stabbing me! He's .ind her mother. Ellin, live in Brook­ night, but the triend canceled^out. vacations abroad. "The killer among these people Harris' account followed warn­ night." An ocean-racing sailboat heads to the open seas Sunday how the robbery ovx'urred before she going to kill me. Help m e" as intelligence. ' Wesimoretand siiid He (the line. Mass., a suburb of Boston where Police believe Isenberg went lo the An estimated 700.000 Israelis, is hunger.” Dr. Miles Harris of the ings by U.N. and Ethiopian govern­ Besides pneumonia, the main as 32 boats sail the "Discovery Regatta," which follows died, but they did iwl have a detailed eiienvv) hadn't vxori a brittle in ayeara^nda halt, ol She and other neighbors who heard Miss Isenberg grew up with a brother „ play anyway before the attack. one in six, will have left for Australian Red Cross said Sunday ment officials that death rates causes of death among people at the route that Christopher Columbus took in 1492. The substaiK-e. the wheels ol governmXHit move vacation when 1984 is over. Until on a visit to the Ethiopian capital would rise in December if more Bati arc discasc.s .such as amoebic slowly and I wantevt them i.VnH'ricaitjpaHips) this month, each adult was allowed 3,400-mile journey will end in Santo Domingo from Bati. a camp about 200 miles grain shipments did not arrive dysentery, typhus and a liee-borne approximately twenty days later. Speaker likely to take $2.SQ^now cut to $l,0(m northeast. "A week to 10 days ago soon to offset the drought-related -illness called relapsing fever. A Smith by any other name Tiny Island at Issue BOISE. Idaho - Forgenn'raitons Tina Smith s l.mul} married Snulhs hut she broke the tradition to halt challenge by marrying a Thiinsen. Her great granyinK'lhx-r. Bernice staHvxt the custom by marrying .Alvin Smith in I9U W.ASHtMGTOM tCPD — House Speaker Thomtvs Japan-Soviet dispute fiares up O'Meill apptirently defust'd an attempt by conserva­ Bernice s daughter. IVane Smith, n*»w Tti. tive Democrats to unseat him today and there Wivs niarru'd C C. Smith By Todd R. Eastham One of them is Hirotoshi Kaw- ton. contends that the four islands little likelihood there would he any m;tjnr eluinges in Their son. Paul, held the nanu' for the thiixl United Press Internotlonal ada, 49. who as a boy of 10 watched have never been part of the the House leadei^ip when the »9(h Congress ships of the Russian fleet arrive at Kuriles, which extend south from generation His daughter. StindraSiutlh Titui's convenes in January sister — then marrievt Steve Smith CAPE NOSAPPU. Japan - his village in the Habomais and the Kamchatka Peninsula. All Ihe current leaders are expected lobe re-elected But Tina says she married Sieve Thimsen From the. (ip of this wind-swept learnd to like the rough, un- Reporter loured the region re­ when the Democrats and Republicans hold separate U ESP AY ONLY' Sotutday because she wanlevt to nwrry a "S iev e " outcroppin'g of northern Japan. iichooled soldiers.' cently with members of Japan's caucuses Kwkiy — not a Smith Russian soldiers can be seen on a •' The soldiers were veby friendly ruling Liberal Democratic Party. Although the move would hstve been largely About -i* of the ?73 guests at t»tui Thtmsen s clear day mounting the guard and we gave them sake (ricE The LD P delegation .stressed thal symholK-. Rej» Charles Sleuhotm. D-Texsvs. threa- V t' ■ wedding at Si Mark s Calholtc (.'hurcb were towers on a barren little island a wine)." Kawada recalled. "They the dispute involves the security of lenvxl to run against thv' Tt-yvar-old O'Neill of Smiths. stone's throw across the water. only knew two words in Japanese Japan — as well as the rights of 'LEAN FRESH MassxK'husetls to highlight the rift hetwxwn liht'ral The island is Suisho. a cold and — sake and tokei (watch). We displaced islanders and the sover­ and cvuiservalive Boll Wvh'vU Democrats in Ihe HvHise treeless patch of ground in the icy didn't have any watches but we eignty of the Japanese people. north Pacific about 3 miles across had plenty of sake." GROUND ,.49 Show squalls dust Michigan O'NeiU and Slenholm met Friday and it aptwared the Gpyomai Strait from the Not long after, he said his school The group's leader, Masao Ho- Snow squalls dusting ihe shores vd Uike progix'ss hiid been made in resolving differetHX's and eastern tip of Hokkaido. Japan's closed and his parents sent him to rie, a former Self Defense Forces . . . . ■ ■■■■■■■■PBBBaaaaBB lb. v Superior turned Michtgan's upper penutsula into toward bringing Ihe conservative Southerners h.K'k BEEF northernmost island. stay with relatives in Nemuro. His officer and now a member of the .1 winter postcard" tovi.vy. while rainstoirtns into the Democratic camp Stenholm ptanmnl to A member of the Habomai island parents followed him to Hokkaido House of Councillors, said the FRESH moving up the Attimtu- Covkst promisexi tovio the- aummnee whether he will avHually v-htdlei^e O'Meill group once populated by Japanese soon after and told hm the only Soviet presence on the islands s.anie for much oi the Northeast early today fishermen and still claimed by home h had ever known was endangers the security of all. of ■Aivtic air pushed tetnperatures below rero O MetU conceded during the meeting the Boil Japan, Suisho would be the closest occupied by Russian soldiers. northern Japan. GROUND across the I'pper ,irtd ituo Single digits a s ' VVeeviLs have not htvd a full votce in the leadv'rship point of access should the Soviets At the time, Kawada expected to fur sxvutk as Ncbr -o, ; I'he tuition's low w.is 15 vouiK'Us. and agreed to appoint twv' or Ihrvx' of their ever decide to invade. go home soon. Thirty-nine years Besides providing ready access below !"■ '. *t. ituniher lo poticy positions lb. The Habomais. first occupied by later, that hoOe Ungers on for him to Hokkaido, the islands help the CHUCK... O'Meitl. who has been in ihe House stnee , pkins tL ' ' >. ■ "id" -optng across ihe wann 1963 Russian soldiers in September 1945 and other displaced islanders. Soviets assure passage through the to retire after one more two,war term Rep Jim Mf IF'irP’Q wot t ' . s ' vfumpedupioSincliesot and subsequently claimed by the W ith 10,000 forward-based strategic Soya Strait between snv'w -ic.-uCv '.-a -'.ne I ’pper IVniusula ol Wright, D-Texas. wttio is expected to he rex'lw ted to Soviets, are part of what the troops on the islands supported by Hokkaido and Sakhalin, a key point Michigan I'he snovv continued tockiv amj Ihe the \o a post of House Dentwratk' leadt'r, is O Neill's Japanese refer to as their "north­ at least two squadrons^! advanced of transit for Soviet naval forces en Niitional Weather Service Siud Hi inches could liket,v successer. route between the warm water NATURAL CASING .4 .9 ern territories" and now consider MiG-23 fighters and naval patrols, fall Rep Tttonvas Foley, D -W ,ish, is expected to the only issue unsettled from the the Soviets have na intention of port of Vladivostok and the Pacific I'p to 5 inches of Hake-efleet snow also was cunimue as assistant Democratic leader, a ^ Rep Pacific war. leaving. In fact, they no longer Ocean. 6 1 expected by iomghl in northertt Wisconsin and Rwluird Gephardt, D-Mo., is unopposed to succeevt HOT DOGS...... * ** Besides the Habomais. the dis­ acknowledge the dispute. northern lower Michigan On Sunday . Ittiochesof Rep GiUis UMf, D-La., as chairman of the Along with the Tsushima Strait puted territory includes the islands The Kremlin, which has never FRESH snow fell al Oeltsyburg and Mettelte. S. D . a i^ g Denvocralk- caucus. between Japan and Korea and the of Shikotan. Kunashiri and Eto- signed a peace treaty with Japan, inches al Wasusau. Wis On the minority Repuhtican side, (Sl-ye^r-old Rep. Tsugaru Strait between Hokkaido rofu, which together comprise has in recent years turned a cold Boh Michel, R-IH. , Ltced no opposition to rvselection . ^ 4 and the Honshu mainland, the Soya Slonns that soaked Raleigh and Durham. N C., 1,951 square miles of mostly shoulder to Tokyo's emotional with more than an inch o( rain today were is one of the three vital waterways COD coftd asGOPWvwler Rep TtrenlLoll, R-Miss ,lhea,ssistanl mountainous, subarctic land. pleas to reopen dialogue on the expected to bring up to l « inches of snow to Ihe Republican leader, also is unopposed that in the event of war U.S. and Until the Russians landed and issue — despite the prospect of mownlains o ( Maine and Mew Hampshire., where The Republicans maitiiged lo pick up U House seats Japanese forces would have to BBBBaBBaaaBaBaBBBaa lb. claimed Ihe islands as spoils of lucrative economic and technical FILLETS Z winter storm warnings were in efleei. tn lasf month's elections, hul the Democrats still will UPI pliolo blockade to bottle up the Soviet war. some 16,000 Japanese fisher­ exchange should it reconsider. Travelers' advisoriesTtotL^naller amounts ol have a solid asS-IWi majgirily when the SSIh Congress Reel in the Sea of Japin. men. woodsmen and * horse The Soviets contend the issue snow, possthly mixed i ^ h ram. covered convenes Jan. 3. Communion for Schroeder ranchers had lived on the islands. was settled in the Yalta Agree­ The importance of me islands HIGHLANB PARK MARHUT Vermont, interior sections v'f Rhode Island, west Republicans lest two Senate seats but retained 31/ Highland St., Manchester William J. Schroeder, 52, of Jasper, Ind. About 80 percent of the surx'ivors ment, the San Francisco Treaty has not been lost on 'Pentagon central and northeast MassxvchtLseiis. northern control of that body, setting up a replay of the past two Communion tor the nation's second now live in Hokkaido, many in the and other international documents strategists, who have redoubled ® « d central CiMinecticui atvt eastern New York. m which the two houses hauled almo,st to takes Holy Communion Sunday in his artificial heart transplant recipient was 6 4 6 - 4 2 7 7 ______coronary care unit room at Humana's vicinity of Nemuro. a fishing town that assign the "K urile Islands" to their efforts to keep pace with deadlocks over key tiemeslic and foreign affairs administered by the Rev. Charles Moscow. expanding Soviet forces in the issues of 40.000 about midway down the Audubon Hospital in Louisville. Ky. The Rustenholtz, a Louisville area priest. cape. But Tokyo, backed by Washing­ region. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Dec. 3. 1984 - 7_ 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Dec. 3, 1984

Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor Concern for education may bring iiberai arts in vogue James P. Sacks, City Editor By Dennis C. Milewski OPINION United Press International students sufficiently. Narrow vocational training is opportunity” WHO PAYS FOR COLLEGE? selling the students short and in the long run, maylx.- To reverse the decline, the endowment report suggested that colleges and universities reward F AIR FIE LD — The Rev. Aloysius P, Kelley was not selling society short." Most aid comes from Washington excellent teaching in hiring, promotion and tenuiv shocked that college students had never heard of A report released last week by the National Capitol Footnotes decisions, and resthape undergraduate curricula. Shakespeare, but the president of Fairfield Univer­ Endowment of the Humanities blamed teachers fora Jack The study also said that a redeployment at college sity was startled by the earnest words of one teenage steady erosion of the place of liberal arts in college funds rather than a general increase in funding for Anderson girl, curriculums in the past 20 years. education is necessary. "She was interested in antique jewelry — anything The report, entitled "To Reclaim a Legacy," " I ’m not sure it re<|uiix's all that much investment. A prescription for the Democratic party Washington from the 1940s and 1950s,” said Kelley. "I thought, concluded that curriculums on many college Very few institutions have given up entirely on liberal Merry-Go-Round what should we think of the Pyramids, or the campuses have "beconie a self-service cafeteria arts. It requires a rejuvenation," Kelley said. Parthenon? History is not what happened yesterday." through which students pass without being By Susan E. Kinsmon election," s;dd Stolberg, who has organized a The State Central Committee should be strengthened ^ Fairfield, which has not eased its rigid core Kelley, the head of a small Jesuit school founded on nourished." committee ol legislative Democrats to try to regain lost to become "a key element in statewide parly requirements in liberal arts since its founding about the liberal arts, was discussing a recent report that Kelley disputes the claim that teachers are al fault, HARTKOHI) The hciidlincs Nov 7 left ('oniU'vtii iil .seats. policymaking." With the new organization, the state 40 years ;igo, has expanded to include programs in claimed thousands of the nation’s college .students arc but feels "vindicated" by the study which urged all Domoc-ruts in shock. For the first time in 10 ycors. The stiite p;irty needs sophisticated technology, its party chairman couW become a non-paid "good will business, nursing and computers. cheated by a lack of emphasis on the humanities. students be exposed to the humanities. 0 CH Al I Ain B4 Hcpubliciins hod won control of both the slote House I fiiditional ba.se of strong ward and town committee am bassador," M offett said. Fine arts, history and philosophy a"?e mandatory Officials His story about the girl was intended to keep the :ind Seniitc ;ind a third congressional seat. ;ind statewide strategy and cooperation, Stolberg said. Slate party headquarters should become a service ".It provides a lot of moral support and that is and all the student.Sj however reluetanlly. have heard Gtiaran!e«Hl sluilttnl loiins problem in perspective, but Kelley and other Olhei tedDrai programs ■'The state party should not exist just to exist,” he bureau for candidates and local parties and a center for critical," he said. “ People want their sons and of Shakespeare, Kelley said with a smile. CoHegas and univarsilias Nearly a month has pas.sed and reluctant acceptance educators arc deeply concerned about c.ollege stud. "It must play a more active role than it has,” research, fundraising, technology and training. would gut daughters to be English majors but they are afraid Vetarnns Panotits h;is replaced the nem oerats' inititil disbelief. But they students who lack a rudimentary knowledge of history The university has joined a faculty network linking Stale grards including fundraising fur local and state candidates. they won’t get a job.” are still talking about what went wrong and wh;it can be or literature. New York University With smaller colleges and is Stolberg s;iid replacing James Fitzgerald as state ALONG THE WAY, Democrats must focus on The demand for college graduates with a liberal done to put their party back on top in the next elections. Something serious is wrong on college campu.ses using a W.tO.OOO challenge grant from the endowment ptirty chairman is not the answer. "With Fitzgerald or candidate recruitment, local organizing, raising more due process arts education actually is increasing in business, when computers can track satellites and help split to help establish a $1 million humanities fund. When it comes to higher education. f’lenty of exphiiuitions have been offered lor the someone else it doesn’t matter, us long as the job gets money than ever before, gaining credibility on issues of finance and olher areas, he said. human genes but an alarming number of students Uncle Sam has deep pockets. About (iO P's success: The party lever allowed state (JOP done, " he said. government waste and inefficiency and becoming more "The Greek and Roman classics lire compatible WASHINGTON - The Justice can’t identify Beethoven or Rembrandt, said Kelley. "Tl^ere is more support right now for (liberal arts) three-quarters of all college aid comes candidates to cash in on President Iteagiui’s aggressive in support of traditional party platforms, he with computers." Kelley said, "but there is still no Department has mounted a quiet "The skills are not enough, there has to be some edi^ation than there has been in this country for some po|)ularity; it had computers and other m arvels of MOFFETT, WHO MAY CHALLENGE O’NEILL in said. substitute for sitting down and reading Homer " from the goverment. assault on the individual’s right to substance." he said. " I don't think we challenge time,” he said. "W e ought to take advantage of this election technology; it had plenty of money and a slick l!)H(i, went a step further. He drafted an 18-page report "Tow n and municipal elections are coming soon and sue state and local governments im age ;is a ptirty on the move ;ind it championed the On party reconstruction, revitalization and reform to we musl lay the groundwork to keep U.S. Senate and for violating due process of law. voting rights ol unaffiliated voters. circuhile to Democratic leaders across the state. Canadian hydropower coming gubernatorial seats in Dem ocratic bands and planning As justification, department offi­ Hut House .Spetiker Irving Stolberg of New Haven and "It is not offered as any precise prescription to cure how to win the second Senate seat in 1988,” M offett said. cials have cited the lack of Calendar former Connecticut Kep. Toby Moffett believe it was the parly's ills, but its a shopping list," M offett said. "And we must have a strategy for capturing new old-fashioned discipline that has not so much what the stide (tO P d id , ;is wluit thest;ite The state Democratic Party suffers from an "image congressional and state legislative seats in 1986.” supposedly turned the nation’s Democratic Party did not do. of stale, stodgy bhindne.ss" compared to the "n ew " At the Capitol Study urges accord on border power schools into blackboard jungles. Republican image. Moffett said. "Republicans are It m ay seem like a lotto do, but M offett said the AFTER TAKING A HARD BOOK at their party they choice is losing even more elections. " I t is my hope the Dec. 4 ' l.ike a new look al its policy and .strive beating us and beating us badly in the im age gam e and Using this bogyman. the officials By Joseph Mianowany Currently, the report said. New York short-term viirieties. tigreed itw illttike more tluin ;i new state party dam age inflicted on the stale and region will not be The 1984 Governor’s Conference on HMD’s, 9 a.m., for new cooperation with provincial organization." hope to scare Congress into United Press International and New England are taking the most “ The former may be too rigid, while Hartford Hilton. governments ainl the utilities invoh i'd chairman to correct the fhiws. Even Gov. William A. The state party needs a full-time executive director repealed." advantage of Canadian power, mainly the hitler provides neither sufficient amending a 113-year-old law that Pre-session issues orientation for legislators, "Regional reliability eoiineils iiiaj O'Neill agreed the party needed to "modernize." and staff of professionals skilled in fundraising, WASHINGTON - A joint report because those areas have the New York revenue for the exporting utility nor guarantees the right of an injured sponsored by the University of Connecticut Institute .serve as one forum for ensuring a " I would like to see a party in two yeiirs where politicalorganization and able to modernize the party, Susan E, Kinsman is a Connecticut reporter for from a pair of U.S. and Canadian study Power Authority and the New England ■sufficient certainty of supiily lor the citizen to sue local authorities who for Urban Research, 9 a.m,, Hartford Hilton. reliable, economically efficient ami everyone campaigns all out. even those not up for re- Moffett stud United Press International. groups calls on both countries to begin Power Pool to help the marketing purchaser," it said. misbehave. Special meeting of the state Board of Education to ^•nvironmentally sound exebange lie new cooperation — both internally and process. To help speed the process of the follow up on training workshops, 1 p.m. toSp.m.,State power exchanges, the reiiorl recom­ iHis'ii the trading utilities," the re|iorl How the Justice Department got Office Building, Room 307, 165 Capitol Ave. externally — in order to lake full Because other regions lack similar advantage of the massive potential in bodies, the report sugge.sted creation of mended that the Caiiiidian government said Potpourri from fractious school kids to a State Board of Education meets for regular electricity trade across the border. regional planning and marketing legal shield for highhanded offi­ meeting. 6 p.m.. State Office Building, Room 307, 165 The document from the Northeast- groups as-»:i key step toward better cials is a weird and frightening Capitol Ave, Dec. 5 Midwest Institute and the Canadiii^J^ cooperation within the U.S and with story. My associate Indy Badhwar Jobless rate dips slightly State Board of Education meeting continues at 9 Institute of-International Affairs also Canada, W t m w I E ' has pieced it together from various points up some of the major stumbling Those groups, the report suggested, Bob and Al show a.m. Consideration of teacher certification recom­ Unemployment deerea.sed in 11 labor WETHERSFIELD (URI) Connec pE .lk»4ftCinECAI$e sources, including a telltale memo mendations scheduled. State Office Building. Room blocks — mostly on the American side could tik e various forms and should be licut’s jobless rale declined slightly in market areas, remained slalile in one the Justice Department refused to 307, 165 Capitol Ave. — preventing the realization of major allowed to 4.'nter into long-term con­ October from the previous month and market and rose in four markets. Kansa.s Sen. Robert Dole, (flilEitCMIpCcr'QE release under the Freedom of The Finance Advisory Council meets at 10:30a.m, power sales which, on their face, tracts for power with Canadian utili­ Simpson once explained the employment re.^ched an all-time high, I’eraro said Information Act. at the Capitol. appear too attractive for either nation ties, That electricity would then be the Senate’s newly elected difference between a horse the state Labor Department has A monthly gainol 5.600 non farm jobs The state Bond Commission meets al 10:30 a.m. in to turn down. marketed to regional U.S. utilities. majority leader, got an early The problem, as outlined by project However, Ibe study noted that such repiirted. biHisted the (iverall employment to an race and a political race foi' In 1871, Congress passed 42 USC Room 110 of the Capitol. ■ director Diane DeVaul, lies mostly in groups were not without their disad­ The unemployment rale in October all lime bigli of aboiil f.5 million, up 2.7 Christmas present from his an audience that included 1983, known as the Anti-Ku Klux The Board of Nursing meets at 5p.m. in Room llOal the lack of proper regional planning vantages, noting in particular that they declined by 1,900 to 70,000 or 4.2 percent from a ye;ir ;igo. he .said. wife: a schnauzer puppy both Reagan and Vice Presi­ Klan Act, to protect individuals the Capitol. Seasonal gains were, reiiorled in Dec. 6 and marketing bodies in the U.S.. could become an "additional layer of percent, from 71,900, or 4.3 percent, in named ’Leader. " dent George Bush. ' In a from the excesses of state and local September. Ltibor Commissioner 1’. retail trade, while Ibe inannfaetiiring The Medicaid Cost Containment Study Commission which could predict demand and help advisors, planners and bureaucrats" ’ ’Is he housebroken?’ ’ horse race, ” he said, ‘the governments. Since then it has utilities and governments develop Who would be unable '’to re.solve their Joseph I’ eraro siiid Siiturday. sector added I.IOII jobs nieluded in .a meets at 9:30 a.m. in Room 110 at the Capitol. total annual eiii|)loyineul inerease ol asked tin irreverent reporter. whole horse runs." been the principal legal vehicle for The Connecticut Republican Party sponsors a region-wide energy strategies. differences of opinion to formulate a The .seasomilly adjusted nile for citizens to claim in federal court Also, she added, a number of • comprehensive regional plan." October was 4 .5 percent, down from 4,6 2.9 pereeni "H e’s housebroken but he’s “ majority party” celebration with majority leaders I’er.sonal ineonie reached a new With Dole and Simpson that their constitutional rights of the 1973-74 Legislature soluting the new 1985-86 regulatory disincentives in the states The report had fewer suggestions for percent in .Si’plember, The October not Senate-broken,’’ ans­ monthly high of $4.34 billion, manulac leading them next year, sena­ have been violated by local author­ leaders. 5:30 p.m, to 8 p.m.. Parkview Hilton and the lack of proper transmission Canada, although it contended that rates compared with a 4.9 percent joble.ss rale tor the same month last luring oulpiil climbed and new iiiilomo wered Dole, who added that ities. It was under the anti-Klan Ballroom. lines were hampering a number of "what is needed is a more flexible tors may not have to get any utilities from obtaining the inexpensive option between the firm-power, long­ year, seasonally adjusted to 5.4 bile legist lilt ions increased Ironi the the dog was "an indication of law, for example, that Brown vs. The Child Day Care Services study commission more done than in the past, Canadian power. term contracts and the interruptible. percent same iicriod List vear, I’eraro said where my leadership is Board of Education was brought, hosts a 7 p.m. public hearing at Dolan Middle School. but they’ll probably have Stamford. going." leading to the Supreme Court- mo.re fun doing it. Dec. 7 The response was vintage ordered desegregation of the na­ The Task Force on Education to Prevent Adolescent Abuse charged in Dole. He and the new assist­ tion's public schools. Pregnancy meets at 9 a m. for day-long meeting at ant majority leader. Sen. theHoly Family Retreat House. 303 Tunxis Road, For more than a century, ultra- West Hartford. minority contracts Alan Simpson of Wyoming, Better late ... conservatives have fought the are known as two’W f the anti-Klan law and the “ judicial Now, A HARTFORD (U P I) — Minority fend women funniest men iri'Congress. President Reagan signed a activism" they claim it encour­ contractors may have served as little more than Dole, whose witty tongue prociamation the other day aged. The Brown decision was a Connecticut subsidiaries of prominent white-owned firms or also has been known to be conferring honorary citizen­ bitter defeat. Then in 1975 another "fronts" for them in a federally mandated program, a school-based Supreme Court case published report said Sunday. you don’t nave to barbed, once referred to ship on William Penn and his brought under the 1871 law galvan­ In Brief The state’s program to help minorities and women three former presidents — wife. Hannah Callowhill ized the conservatives anew. In^ share in billions of dollars of road-building business Jimmy Carter, Gerald Ford Penn. Goss vs. Lopez, the high court Climber stricken in Nepal has been riddled with abuses including allegations of and Richard Nixon — as “ see ruled that'a student facing arbi­ fraud, The Hartford Courant said. get out of yottr car to Penn, of course, was the Some of the smaller firms have no equipment and no evil ... hear no evil .. and trary suspension or expulsion from WEST HARTFORD - A West Hartford woman British citizen and Quaker is winging across the world today to be at her only one or two regular employees, and firms evil." Washlngton Window school was entitled to due process. supposedly owned and controlled by women have who founded Pennsylvania husband’s side in Nepal where he is critically ill When his wife, Elizabeth, with meningitis after mountain-climbing in the been run by men, the newspaper said. for religious freedom. He did The decision, written by moder­ " I ’m convinced it’s fraud Audit data indicates was confirmed by the Senate ately conservative Justice Byron Himalayas. Set into agre$tt m e^I so, said Reagan, ” to carry fraud," said Albert W, Mero, a consultant hired by the as transportation secretary White, simply gave students facing " I ’m sure he’s stronger," Linda McMacken out an experiment based said Sunday before leaving for Nepal to be with DOT to help run the program. in President Reagan’s ca­ Poking fun at Congress discipiinary action the right to tell "The program hasn’t been just a failure, it’s been an upon representative govern­ her husband, Steven, who is in a hospital in the binet, Dole quipped to his their side of the story. But states’ isolated nation. outright violation of federal statutes,” said state Sen. ment: public education with­ rights activists reacted with hor­ Wilber G. Smith, D-Harlford, who recently held colleagues that " I regret that Bv Don Phillips things are more heady than Cannop. Richard Russell and Sam "I'll fall apart afterward, I want to get my out regard to race, creed, sex ror. claiming that the decision husband home," she said. hearings on the program. I have but one wife to give to watching billions of dollars ex­ Rayburn say about that if they or ability to pay: and the disarmed teachers and school After a personal appeal to Sen, Lowell Weicker " I believe that the setting up of minority front firms m y country’s WASHINGTON - Sen. Russell change hands on a single close could pay a visit to Congress by general contractors with the knowledge of state administrators in their uphill Jr., R-Conn., who arranged to open the U.S, substitution of workhouses Long. D-La., is fond of quoting his committee vote, knowing that the infrastructure." today? passport office in Stamford especially for her. she officials amounts to a conspiracy to violate the laws," for prisons. Uncle Earl. Back in the days when struggle to maintain discipline. However, Dole will be hard fate of perhaps an entire industry Probably they’d laugh. Congress renewed her expired passport Saturday for the Smith said. Long was chairman of the Senate was just decided. Slate Transportation Commissioner J. William always has been partisan, often A Gallup Poll last year showed 40-hour trip. pressed to outdo Simps.on, a Fortunately, Penn acted Finance Committee, his hearings The entire Capitol seemed dark- Burns said he was not aware of any fraud and added divided by philosophy as well as that fewer than one teacher in five gangly cowboy who descril)gs faster that the country he were a delight. the morning Mills returned from he has increased staff, appointed a task force to party. Rayburn, for example, nationwide thought lack of disci­ his native Wyoming as a state came to. He died in 1718 — 266 One day, he uttered these appearing on stage in Boston with Slowdown threat fizzles improve the program and won legislative authoriza­ could spin some good yarns about pline was a major school problem. tion to spend $500,000 for technical help to minority of "high altitude and low years before being granted memorable words: Fanny Fox. SOUTHINGTON — State troopers were waiting his buttles with Ihechairmanof the But President Reagan, in a pre­ firms. "W ell, as my Uncle Earl used to on Interstate 84 but a threatened truck convey multitude." U.S. citizenship,' One by one, reporters ventured House Rules Committee, "Judge" " I think this program has evolved into one .that campaign sop to his conservative slowing traffic to protest the state’s speeding say, there’s more ways to kill a cat down to the ornate Ways and Howard Smith of Virginia, the man everyone concerned with it recognizes its weaknesses l'OI support base, launched a publicity crackdown never came rolling up the highway, than stuff him with butter." Means committee room to sit and who sat on civil rights legislation and difficulties," he said. campaign for more “ good old- police said. A whole generation of reporters have coffee with him, served in The Courant said interviews and a review of records for many years. fashioned discipline in school." "W e’ve been out there waiting but they did not and lobbyists still wonder what he funeral-like silence by a faithful also found: President Reagan and Congress show up," a state police dispatcher at the N i How fat is Ted? meant. aide. have a terrible relationship today. • Despite indications of irregularities raised in Hartford barracks said Sunday. It was about this time that the state and federal audits, the state Department .of-v In looking back over more than a Apparently he didn't remember So did Harry Truman and the A driver at the Union 76-American Eagle Truck Justice Department quietly got Transportation has never referred any case to decade of congressional coverage, that he’d been to Boston. It was a Congress of 1948. Stop off the highway in Southington who refused into the act. Exactly why is not prosecutors for investigation of possible fraud. When Ted Kennedy is at Globe’s policy of fairness will Russell Long’s hearings may be shock, and it was obvious to to identify himself said Sunday he was trying to ciear. Maybe it was from an • No action has been taken against prime McDonald’s, according to entitle me to the same expan­ the highlight. everyone that a man once consi­ organize a truck boycott of Connecticut to protest IN A DECADE, there have been ideological conviction that the contractors tied to two dozen minority and women Boston Globe columnist Mike sive coverage.” The low point is easy — the dered No. 2 in power only to the what he calls police harassment of truckers. He significant changes in Congress. anti-Klan law was fundamentally businesses, including some of the most active in the Barnicle, ’’you can watch the decline and fall of one of the rifiost president would have to go. said he had not had much success. There is less humor, and less of the wrong. Maybe it was simply from state, who were disqualified from the federal The senator’s press secre­ intelligent men ever to serve in program earlier this year. numbers change on the sign. ’’ gentlemanly sport of keeping one’s bureaucratic irritation over a law tary would not disclose Congress, Wilbur Mills. IT IS EASY TODAY for eve­ word. In a decade, emphasis has Pol says cops like Gestapo • As many as one dozen minority and women Barnicle, who describes that had, over the years, forced the companies now certified may not be bona fide Kennedy’s weight, saying ryone to criticize Congress. The turned from dealing directly with ROCKY H ILL — The deputy chairman of the FOR MOST FOLKS, the name Justice Department to do battle independent firms, Mero said. himself as a "very good House and Senate make wonderful / substantive issues to fighting par- Meriden Democratic Town Committee accused only that “ he has made his with state and local governments. In the spring, the DOT disqualified 24 of 275 friend” of the Massachusetts Wilbur Mills conjures up a jump whipping boys, as they always j tisan battles over philosophy. police of Gestapo tactics after he was arrested comment and that’s all he companies seeking approval as minority or women’s into the Tidal Basin with a have. and charged with breach of peace for an alleged senator, recently wrote about But keep in mind that even businesses. The 24 firms had received $12.9 million of intends to say. He will stand stripper. Whatever the motivation, a threatening incident at a Rocky Hill bar. Kennedy’s weight problem. And it is popular these days to bitterly partisan battles have a the $34.6 million awarded minority and women on what he has written.” For those who covered him in his 10-page memo written by Roger Police charged Roger C. DeZinno Friday after say that Congress is no longer fun, purpose. contractors from October 1982 to March 1984. “The column was accompan­ Clegg, director of the depart­ receiving a report about a man threatening to glory days, his name conjures up that it has lost its sense of humor In Rayburn’s day, and in the The federal government began what is now known, ied by pictures showing the Barnicle, however, had one ment’s Office of Legal Policy, shoot customers at Smuggler’s Inn on Silas Deane an excitement that can come only and its sense of compromise, that it years immediately following. Con­ as the Disadvantaged and Women’s Business more word: "You know suggested using the hue and cry Highway, officials said. senator slim in 1962, a little from watching a skillful man is a bitterly partisan body, tied in Enterprise program in 1977. Contractors who win Visit McDonald’s'^’ new Drive-Thru gress certainly had its share of Police said two patrons claimed in statements heavier in 1980, and fully where he stands — tl^ere’s a manipulate the tax code to ac­ knots. over school discipline as a tool to highway jobs are required to give 10 percent of the detractors who said it was ineffi­ that Roger DeZinno threatened to put “ five or six at 1220 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester. dent in the ground.” complish social purposes. Few ’ dismantle the 1871 anti-Klan law. work to minority businesses and 1 percent to women’s packed in 1984. But what would Henry Clay, Joe cient, tied in knots and partisan. rounds in their heads." No weapon was found in companies. W tth "When he stands to speak, Yet, today it is remembered as the Sources who have seen the DeZinno’s possession, police said. the purchase o f any lai^e* sandwich or Chicken his shoes are in different zip Congress that fought the great civil memo say it includes proposals to DeZinno and his father, state Rep. Benjamin N. McNuggets"'receive the following items FREE! codes,” said Barnicle. "Rin- rights battles. make state and local officials DeZinno Jr., D-Meriden, who was not present BIC workers OK pact Some day, the Congress of Tip during the incident, accused police of false arrest Dec. 3rd thru Dec. 9th And all three weeks you’ll receive a gling Brothers does his dry immune from lawsuits that arise and "Gestapo tactics.” Letters policy -few L O’Neill and Howard Baker likely MILFORD (U PI) — BIC Corp. production workers a Free Beverage Holder cleaning. They send his suits from their "discretionary" ac­ coupon good for a special offer during The Manchester Herald wel­ will be remembered as the Con­ tions; to require that citizens filing have approved a new three-year contract with salary breakfast hours. out with the tents.” increases totalling 17.5 percent and improvementsin comes letters to the editor. gress that fought the great battles suit demonstrate that violations of Nursing strike may end Dec. 10th thru Dec. 16th All offers good only at our new drive- pension and vacation benefits. Kennedy said he gained the Letters should be brief and to of social philosophy and foreign the constitutional rights by local a Free Key Ring thru window and while supplies last. NORWALK — Striking registered nurses at Members of Local 134 of the United Rubber Workers extra pounds campaigning policy. 'Largosandwichestnckjde BtgMac'.Ouartor the point. They should be typed officials were “ knowing and will­ Norwalk Hospital will vote Tuesday on a new voted 650-25 Sunday for the contract covering l.ooo for Walter Mondale. He de­ or neatly handwritten, and, for And those who today scoff at ful,” and to increase the burden of contract offer reached in marathon negotiations Pounder* with or without Cheese (wt before union production workers at BIC. It replaces an old Dec. 17th thru Dec. 23rd cor)king4oz 0 13 4 g r), Fiiet-0-Fish * ■ , fended himself in a open ease in editing, should be double­ Congress as an inefficient body of proof on plaintiffs who try to take over the weekend to end the walkout that began contract which expired at midnight Friday. a Free Ice Scraper spaced. dunces, who concentrate on the government officials to court. Oct. 1, officials said today. Barbara Lambert, union vice president, said the letter which said: "I am sure The hospital will present a new package of The Herald reserves the right inability to pass spending bills new contract provides wage increases of 5.5 percent I have the sympathy of all wages and benefits to about 350 nurses, members ITS A GOOD TIME to edit letters in the interests of without a government shutdown, the first year and 6 percent in both the second and those who have a similar The 1871 law has served the of Connecticut Health Oare Associates District brevity, clarity and taste. may discover some day that they nation well. It is often the only third years. Medical benefits for the workers were FOR‘ME GREAT TASTE problem, including some 1199, said hospital spokesman Bruce Hgtehison. unchanged. Address letters to: couldn’t see the forest for the trees remedy available to protect an 1220 Tolland Turnpike. Manchester, CT (exit #93 off 1-64) Hutchison said the tentative contract was “ By today’s economic standars, just keeping our members of the Globe staff. Open Forum and missed a marvelous show. individual's constitutional rights. reached following the latest round of talks that But when I get down to my 1 c ^ -1 medical benefits intact was a major achievement," Manchester Herald ^ . Yet the Justice Department is started Saturday, resumed about 4 p.m. Sunday Lambert said. She called the contract "the beginning *■ 1M4 MrJj(>ri4l(J k (.rjipfjieiion Don Phillips is a Washington fighting weight, which I plan P.O. Box 591 trying to eviscerate the law by and concluded about 6 a.m. today. of a new era of relations between union and reporter for United Press Interna­ to do, I would hope the Manchester, CT 06040. Dl96SbyNEA Inc drumming up hysteria over the management." tional. issue of school discipline. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Dec. 3. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Deo 3, lOHI - S/

CAPTAIN EASY • by Crookt a Ca—ie I’P LIKE you TO SO I &UESS VOO PIPW'T Monday T V MEET SPECIAL AGEWT CALL ME IN TO TALK ABOUT W O LK OF t h e F B I THE FOOTBALL SC0K6S_^ As memory of KAL 007 fades, so does vodka boycott Wyoming liquor retailers ‘ar­ "they thought it woiiiiii)d 6:00 PM ® OD f^) N«w. who runs his life and famii, ... .d piinci- By Charles Goldsmith on "Stoli" sales and didn't dim cases (imported> in 1973 to more Allen, bill- niiinager iit the Oar (>les (60 rnin | en't buying as much us they were momento or collcclor ly p e" ili-m. Americans' thirsty yen for the than 500.000 cases in 1983." House in Portsmouth. N.H., one of GD Three's Company Channels United Press International like Cuban cigars were aftii (41) El M aleficio top-shelf vodka so popular among Boycotts by many stale liquor many tavern operators who have prior to the shooting down of the GD Hart to Hon Korea je t," said Robert Brenner of Cuba's 19.59 revolution (61) Kojak A boycott of Russia's Stolich- the upwardly mobile. boards p ro v ^ futile because the petitioned state officials. (ii) Benson WFSB Hartford, CT But boycott fever lemams high WNEW New York, NY [CNN] Freeman Reports "It just seems there's a clique of vodka could be specially ordered In Utah, Virginia and West the state liquor commission. (ll) Or. Gene Scott ■iJ naya vodka, which spread like, for Walter Grignon. a parln'ipaiil WTNH New Haven, CT [ESPN] Motorcycle Racing; Seattle moonshine during Prohibition af­ people who want that brand of by the case even if unavailable by Virginia, liquor officials have In Iowa, however, sales of (20) D u ke s of H a u a rd WOR New York, NY r ii Su percro ss Stolichnaya doubled from an aver­ in the "Boston Vodka Parly ." ter Soviet fighters downed a imported vodka," said Jerry DiL- the bottle on state store shelves. ordered new brands, including a (2€) Chre Day at a Time W P iX Now York. NY '111 [M AX] MOVIE: 'Merry Chrtstrrws, Mr. age of 34 cases before the K.AL "W c did it and wc havcn l sold it WHCT Hartford. CT Korean jetliner pver the Sea of illo of Boston's Martignetti liquor And special orders flourished. Polish vodka, to satisfy customers. * Newswatch 1$ L a w re n c e ’ A British prisorter-of-war in Ja-^ incident lo 68 cases after it since. " said Grignon. iiiaiiagcr of WTXX Waterbury. CT Japan and killed 269 people, has chain. "Our sales of Stolichnaya Some states, like Pennsylvania, "W e've got other imported vod­ (4i) Reporter 41 pan during World War II struggles to keep Thrt-*' Cliocrs Bar. next lo the Tea WWLP Springfield. MA n his spirit from l>eing broken by the camp's quickly repealed their boycoHs kas," said Kenneth Wynn of the Rolland Gallagher, lowa'sdirec- WEDH died to a sober whimper just 15 are back to where they were before NlKNeil/Lehrer Newshour Hartford. CT 3* young commander David Bowie, Ryuichi tor of liquor control, said people Parly Museum "W c'rc hoycolling WVIT Hartford, CT months later. the incident. It affected sales for due to competition from bordering Utah Liquor Commission. "W e ^.i) Fantasy Island 39 Sakamoto, Tom Conti Rated R. rushed to buy Stoifehnaya because it pcrmanciilly WSBK Boston, M A 9§ Of 15 state liquor beards boycot­ just a very short period of tim e." states. didn't get that many complaints." (CNN] Prog Cont'd WGGB Springfield MA 44 9:30 PM Newhart Dick IS elated ting Stolichnaya sales after the Monsieur Henri of White Plain.s, "The public apparently likes this WXTV Paterson. NJ 41) when an admirer w ants to set up a fan club LEVY’S LAW -tey J u i w Setiumatafar (M A k ) MC^ME: 'North to Alaska' In Sept. 1, 1983. attack on Korean Air N.Y., sole American importer of product, and as a result we put it stead of bringing back his fiance, a pros­ WGBY Springfield. MA for him ST I WA.6 PECXJP WHPN •TWE-ee e o E 5 Stolichnaya, expects to import back on the shelves and it's selling pector brings his partner a beautiful WTIC Hartford. CT (41) Grandes Series: Legrimas Negras a o l Y Lines Flight 007, all but a handful consolation prire John Wdym*. Stewart CNN Calrie News Ntwrk ICNNI YOU <3BAPU«Tp? FEOM1WE MY eeoTt-ce-, 535,000 cases in 1984. Each case very well," said Bob Ford of the [TMC] MOVIE: 'Heartactws' Two have restored the trendy booze to Granger. Fabian 1960 ESPN Sports Network lESPNl SEMMAEV IBEA66ED Th e - m u t u a e store shelves. contains about 3 gallons. state Liquor Control Board. HBO Home Box Office iHBOl women search for tf»e ideal man Margot ID tY P e Y O N t, "L-OOI&, RJNP BeOICEIS', [U SA ] Cartoon Express "It did slow the sales growth rate States where a boycott continues CINEMAX C in em ax IMAXI Kidder. Annie Potts, Robert Carradine UU6T 16N'r Gone also are private protests 1982 Rated R -TT-ce& C30E:6 .M y Beorw-; 6:30 PM One Day at a Time TMC Movie Channel ITMCI tB , -n-e BABBi/ against the pricy liquor, such as a bit, but Stolichnaya was such a include Alabama, Utah, Virginia. RITE USA « B a B (li) Barney Miller USA Network lUSAl 10:00 PM (33 Cagney and Lacey Cag­ the “ Boston Vodka Party" — the hot item to begin with it was West Virginia and New Hamp­ ney and Lacey race time as they try to growing at an average rate of 35 shire. But even those boycotts are pN % (22) ^ N B C N e w s symbolic dumping of Stolichnaya solve a major crime before the statute of percenVa year," said Larry Soil, under attack. (24 Nightly Business Report limitations runs out (60 mm ) into-Boston Harboratthesiteof the (18) Dr. Gene Scott- famous Boston Tea Party of 1773. spokesman for the im)>orter. " M y customers request it. and I (?$) Je ffe rso n s^ C lJ N o w s (20) Faces of the 80 s Moreover, the boycotts at their "It's now right back to where it feel strongly that I should be able (4$ ABC News (CC) (ID Independent News coiORnui. ®2) TV's Bloopers and Practical Jokes was. Stolichnaya went from 35,000 to meet their requests." said Brian AID height had only a minimal impact (41) N o tic ie ro SIN (18) Or. Gene Scott ■AS PER POSTED (24) (57) W onderworks (CC) All SummHf DEVEIOMM [CNN] Showbiz Today SCHEDULE in a Day' and 'panny'^ Fgf| (2b) Twilight Zone (ESPN] Mazda SportsLook (41) Sabor Latino (24) (97) Leo Buscaglia KODAK [TM CJ MOVIE: 'Wavelength' Extrainr ^ (61) Police Woman (38) Hogan's Heroes COLOR resirial creatures (rapped by the Air Force Re8taurant owner decides (61) Starsky and Hutch under^ rigorous scientific experiments (CNN) Prime News FILM J Robert Carradine. Chorie Curno, Keenan [ESPN] Monday Night Match Up Chi [CNN] Evening News ALLEY OOP - by Pave Qraue 2-1 EXPOSURES ^ j^nn Rated PG cago Bears at San Diego Chargers (ESPN) 1983 Masters of Aerobatics DID'ItDU h e a r ,SING TU? \YES... AND THE( I BELIEVE THE ...THAT COOKHOUSE t ;00 PM Cj) CBS News . [HBOl MOVIE: Heart Uke a Wheel' Coverage of this aerobatic show is pro THEY MAKE EXPLOSIVES I ONE CALLED \ FATES HAVE AND EVERYTHINC IN The first woman dragraeing champion is sented from Mesa, AZ IN A COOKHOUSE ABOUT /"ACE" IS MEETING> SMILED UPON THE IMMEDIATE two for the road is limit (3fi) M 'A - S 'H A MILE FROM HERE ' ,.^4 ALLEY OOP THERE!] US,FU CHIN! VICINITY WOULD 'torn belween her family anri racing Bonnie [HBO] Olivia Newton-John in Concert BE DESTROYED! CID ABC News (CC| ' Berfalia, Beau Bridges, Hoyt A xio n 1983 Olivia performs some of her biggest hits The restaurant — a landmark iij DOVER, N.H, (U PI) — You can 100 A S A C5D Dallas^ Mated PG. (U SAl Cover Story the middle of a busy rotary only buy two alcoholic drinks at the TYPE (11) Jeffarsons fM AXi SCTV: Second Coming The commonly known as "Weeks Traf­ lauylis continur; with spr'cially edited en 1 0:1 6 PM (30) Three Stooges Weeks Family Restaurant. No (itt Dr. Gene Scott fic Circle" — attracts a large 135 cores featuring the best skrdches of the- 10:30 PM (11) N e w s exceptions. (2C^ Hogan's Heroes satiricalserirts breakfast crowd and is popular (2b) Twilight Zone Restaurant owner David Weeks (22) W heel of Fortune among late nighters looking for a (TM Cl MOVIE: ‘The Man With Two .set the two-drink limit to help (24) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Brains' The world famous surgeon who (30) Entertainment Tonight meal after midnight. (38) Odd Couple reduce deaths caused by drinking (3^) (4Q) F a m ily Feud invented the screw tof> method' ol enter "I'm also a great believer in our EVEREADY ing.the brain marries one of his patients (4D 24 Horas and driving. Oti) Leoneta freedom ," Weeks said. "What we Stove Martin. Kathleen Turner. Carl Reiner " We ha ve to do something to stop ENERGIZER i^ f) N ig h tly Business Report 1983 Rated R [ESPN ] 3rd Annual Legendary Pocket do in our |own) houses is fine, but Billiards Stars Minnesota Fats vs Luther the killing," Weeks said. “ I feel BATTERIES $i) Diff'rent Strokes (USA] MOVIE: 'Deserter' A renegade it's a horrible shame the number of Lassiter (60 min ) very certain our society has "AA"TYPE [CN N] Moneyline soldier becom es a one man war of re people coming out of public drink­ venge John Huston. RicharrI Crenna, fU SA ] Seeing Stars winked at Idrunken driving) for [ESPN ] SportsCenter ing places and getting in automo­ Chuck Connors 1971 1 1 :00 PM G D (22) cjb) $ 7) N e w s THE BORN LOSER • by Art Sanaom too long. The time has come to do [USA] Radio 1990 biles and driving." ( 9 jT a x i something about this. William Tassic, chief of enforce­ PKG. 7 : 3 0 PM (3) p m Magazine 8:30 PM (3 ) p m M ag a zin e HOW COwe THE WHERE EL5E A M I 6 0 |M6 TD "As a holder of a liquor license, I (63 NHL Hockey: New York Islanders at ment for the state Liquor Commis­ OF 2 d ) AH In the Family (3) MOVIE; Kismet' A roguish street V an co u ver PIR5T 1H1M6 think we have to become far more poet of Baghdad is given the run of^he HAN&MY PUR SE?' sion, said he knows of no other CO Wheel of Fortune (11) Odd Couple responsible," he said. "It's time scheming W a /ir's harem, while pretnruling You DID WA*? establishments with a similar (11) Independent News to helj) hini usurp thr? power of the young (18) Dr. Gene Scott these )>eople who serve liquor in ID PULL m e our society sta rted to do a real good policy. (20) Rainbow Brite Caliph Howard Keel. Ann Blyth. Dolores (20) Honeymoof>ers Leo Spencer, director of New Gray 1955 policing job." (22) M - A - S - H 1^4) Dr . W h o LlfcHT SWITCH Hampshire Concerned Citizens lE S P N l N F L 's Su persta rs The Men W ho Weeks instituted the rule about a [(^IdlnU (30) NHL Hockey: Montreal at Hartford (38) M 'A 'S ' H Against Drunk Driving, said he Played the Game a l l th e way month ago and reports no earth- (30) NHL Hockey; Boston at Quebec ($1) Gong Show would like to see more places (M AX) Richard Belzer Show n u T 'z shattering responses from custo­ C4d) People's Court [CNN] Moneyline adopting the policy. Kate & Allie Altie and mers. He sticks to the limit, which ($7) W ild World of Animats 9:00 PM CI3 [m a x ] MOVIE: 'Natior^l Lampoon's " it shows ex treme responsibility CORICIDIN 'D' Charles have a baiilo of the wallet when is posted in five ^aces and was (01) One Day at a Time Anim al House' A feud erupts between ri­ on the part of the facility," he said. DECONGESTANT Chip's birthday arrives and each wants to val fraternities John Belushi. Tim Mathe- advertised in a local newspaper. DAVID WEEKS [CNN] Crossfire give him the most expensive present Joe Green, executive director of son, Donald Sutherland 1978 Rated R " I f two people come in-and order . . . gracious host TABLETS [ESPN ] N F L 's G rea test M o m e n ts 1982 (D Merv Griffin [TMC] MOVIE: 'Barry Lyndon' A the Southeastern Drug and Alcohol NFL Year m Review a pitcher of beer we call that two GI3 (40) NFL Football: Chicago at San roguishly charming 18th Century English­ drinks apiece," he said. "Weehose Weeks acknowledged he does not Abuse Service Corp., said, "I [HBO] Fraggle Rock D iego man runs out of luck Ryan O'Neal. Marisa suspect I Weeks) is responding to Borenson. Patrick Magee 1975 RatedPG the two-drink number because we do much of his business in alcohol, [USA] Dragnet (18) Dr. Gene Scott FRANK AND ERNEST ‘ by Bob Thavea but said the policy is valuable it if it what he instinctively feels the [USA] Gong Show don't think people can be in trouble BOTTLE 8:00 PM (3) Scarecrow and Mrs. (22) MOVIE: 'Children in the Crossfire' after two drinks." keeps even one drunk off the road. public is looking for." OF 24 K in g Four children from both sides of the con 11:15PM Reporter 41 (3) Rituals flict in Northern Ireland experience a life changing six week holiday with two 1 1 :30 PM (33 Three's Company WHAT'Z-L 3: po WITH CU (40) Call to Glory Raynor's surprise American families, perhaps finding the (X) Charlie's Artgels visit to Vietnam leaves Vanessa bitter and Doctors expect only peace they II ever know Charles Hai^ (11) Hor>eymooners ALL THE LOTTepY then worried when he is captured by the Karen Valentine, Julia Duffy 1984 New England North Vietnamese (60 min ) ^ ) Leave It to Beaver (24) ®7T American Playhouse |CC| A T IV O N / ? .4 . CiD N e w s Matter of Principle Alan Arkin and Bar­ (22) (3b) Tonight Show Guest host Joan lessons from Cl1) M O V IE : *A W o m a n o f S u bsta n ce' bara Dana star in this story of a humo Rivers' guests are Sandy Duncan and Lu­ In Brief ADVIL P art 2 rously tyrannical father with 12 children cille Ball (60 min ) KF e p Fa r m i n g u n t i l . IBUPROFEN Arching for Money (41) Pelicula; 'Came de Orca' - IT ’/ a l l @o n B, Bishop Tutu invites Kennedy Boucher's case TABLETS $7) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour (2-3 THAMES WASHINGTON - Sen. Edward Kennedy, BOSTON lU P I) - The death of Gerald Boucher, CROSSFIRE______(61) MOVIE; 'Alaska Highway' Men mas D-Mass., plans to visit South Africa in January at New England's first heart transplant recipient, is tor the mountains and the elements to BOTTLE build the Alcan Highway Richard Arlen. thd in vita­ "not at all considered a setback” for the procedure, Charles Hald (bottom left) Jean Parker. 1943 tion of Nobel said a spokeswoman for Brigham and Women's OF 24 and Karen Valentine star as a laureate Bi­ Hospital where the transplant was performed. [CNN] Sports Tonight WINTHROP 6t)y Dicli Cavalll California couple who wel­ [ESPN] SportsCenter shop D es­ Although come two children, played by [HBO] Coming Attractions HOW WOULD YOU INFLATION ISSOW E 7HINS- mond Tutu. Boucher's ^ l (iOMKIf Geraldine Hughes (lop left) FRIVOLOUS, r death was unex­ (U SAl Make Me Laugh DERNE "INFLATION,* THAT THE WORLD s u p p o s e , K en n ed y and Graine Clark, from war- B U T spokesm an pected, doctors A i m 12:00AM (33 Simon & Simon „ WINTHROP? torn Northern Ireland lor a life- CAN no WITHOLTO ADEQUATE. Bob' Mann believe the (53 (4b) N e w s B U T A F L A T T IR E (0 AN*n changing summer holiday, in said Satur­ South Hadley AIM (U) Star Trek 8.2 OZ. "Children in the Crossfire," to day Tutu in­ pharmacist's TUBE TOOTH PASTF air MONDAY, DEC. 3 on ('iE O t. Gene Scott v it e d th e heart was prob­ NBC. Cher: A Celebration at Caesar's Massachuset ably under un­ (36) MOVIE; 'Sidekicks' A black man, ts Democrat usual stress be­ posing as a slave, is sold to unwary buyers CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIMF to S o u th cause his body by his while buddy in the pre-Civil War -'V v,.,,, West Lou Gossett, Larry Hngman, Blythe A frica b e­ was rejecting it Danner 1974 fo r e Tutu since its im­ [CNN] Newsnight plantation 10 MW. won the No­ [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook b e l p r iz e months ago. CLAIROL [HBO] MOVIE; 'Zappedl' A shy science Oct. 16 for hospital spokes­ ESSENCE whiz develops telekinetic, powers after a his struggle woman Carol SHAMPOO lab accident. Scott Baio, Willie Aames, against that Gannon Salgu- Scatman Crothors. 1982 Rated R YOUP CHOICE Astrograph nation's e r 0 said [USA] Radio 1990 Crossword EDWARD KENNEDY apartheid, Sunday. 1 2:30 AM (33 Starslw and Hutch . . . to visit Africa or racial se­ ‘'Although (33 N igh tlin e CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) W hen GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) You could g r e g a tio n , cardiac arrest ACROSS 8 Breadmaking in­ 1 1 OZ. Answer to Previous Puzzle (22) K u n g Fu conversing with friends today in social become so heavily Involved in helping policies. cou ld never gredient ^ % H i r situations, don't introduce weighty others sort out their atfairs today that BOTTLF Z E R O 0 R A C L e | (33) Late N ig h t w ith D avid Letterm an T o ­ Mann said an exact itinerary for the trip— set for have been pre- I Fool's gold 9 Law degree night's guests are Larry Miller and the lo' :s. Heavy subject matter could sour you'll Ignore your-own duties. GERALD BOUCHER |j A D E S O U T L A y I ^ r t h d a y e oryone's m ood. Have fun and early January before Congress reconvenes — has dieted, 7 Posts (abbr) 'Face of the 80 s' contest winner (60 CANCER (June 21-July 22) min ) enjoy yourself today but remember not been finalized but should be ready in a week. He . transplant patient dies I Boucher's 13 Got away from lu N 1 T E \p 1 T O M eJ AQUARIUS (Jan. ^ F a b . 19) Do good 10 Fiery jewel tom orrow Is a w ork day. II you forgo your said Kennedy was considering going to other heartjwas cer­ GILLETTE 14 Fish trap [t R 1 T E |s T N J\ [ESPN ] NFL's Greatest Moments 1976 deeds lor others today without expecting 11 Nobody- and 1977 NFL Years in Review. (60 min ) Dec. 4,1984 pats on the back. |( you put strings on beauty sleep, you'll regret It In the a.m. countries as well but that no decisions had been tainly laboring under a certain amount of diffeiulty TR A C II |h O E S M O s s u L a 15 Alludes 12 Remain ] [U SA ] Tales of the Unexpected your gestures, you may get tangled In when the alarm clo ck rings. made. because it was being rejected from the start," This can be a very CARTRIDGES 16 Bath house 19 Judean king Ie 1 R R W O N T D R E 11 them yourself. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If other countries were added, he said, they Salguero said. 1:00 AM (3) McMillan & Wife Opportunities that could result in an productive day for you as long as you're 17 Doctrine H E L O B V E t would be visited before South Africa. Boucher, 44, died at 12:30 a.m. Sunday of cardiac 21 Joker R | (iD Twilight Zone enlargement of your financial base will be PISCES (Feb. 20*Merch 20) Don't waste left lo your own devices. It another starts fx [y L O forthcoming between now and your next arrest, seven days after being readmitted to the adherent (suff) 22 Indian buffalo t 0 R E 1 (i|) Dr. Gene Scott your lime and breath today debating with ordering you about, you're apt to resign. birthday anniversary. This will enable you someone who has a closed mind. Save hospital where he was awaiting a new donor heart to 16 Ingests 23 Boyhood Iv E E P E T A L B E s] (4b) Charlie's Angels v VIROO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) Don't let your to enjoy the better life you've been hop­ your Ideas lor those who will appreciate grace and good humor desert you II the replace'the one his body was rejecting. PKG. 20 Romanian com 24 Egyptian deity ll It R G s U M Judge linked to felons si [CNN] Crossfire ing lor. them. other guy sterta to win in friendly comjse- Boucher had been listed in stable condition. OF 5 21 Fib 25 Beams 1 E R L E V E [M AX] MOVIE: 'North to Alaska' In­ R E ARIES (March 21-April 19) Be mindful ol tltion today. PROVIDENCE. R.I. — A published reportsays "It was very sudden," said hospital spokesman stead of.bringipg back his fiance, a pros­ SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. 21) Finan­ 24 Shaded walk 26 Hillside (Scot) |L E O T A Rj D A P s E the ripple elfeci today. Don't do things lo LIBRA (sipl. 23-Ocl. 23) Material gilts Chief Justice Joseph Bevitacqua of the Rhode Harry Castlemcn, of the death, determined by 27 Article pector brings his partner a beautiful cial conditions look hopeful at this time for o thers have their significance, but you SECRET 29 Biblical 1 1 N N A T E A T T A R consolation prize. John Wayne, Stewart gratify short-term Interests because you . Island Supreme Court has been observed cardiologists with the transplant team as caused by but money you've been expecting might must still be mindful of your financial limi­ 28 Eject preposition Granger, Fabian 1960 could and up with problems later. associating with convicted felons with alleged ROLL-ON II A S T E D T s A R| bo delayed. Pace yourself accordingly tations. Don't buy what you can't afford. cardiac arrest. Castleman said he wasn’t sure ^2 Biblical priest 30 Look over [U SA] MOVIE; 'Count Five and Die' An Looking for Mr. Right? The Matchmaker TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You're quite SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) You m ay ties to organized crime. whether an autopsy would be performed. . ANTI- America jm 'ligence agent attempts to Swindling ' ■ 31 Ripped 42 Very wet 47 Recreation area sol can help you In your search. Send lor capable ol sizing up situations accurately encounter someone today who la strong­ The Providence Sunday Journal reported that Boucher, who suffered from a weakening of his convinci' i G rmans that the Allied inva­ II today by malting $2 to Astro-Graph PF.RSP1RANT Scheme today, yet others may put doubts In your ly opposed lo your views. Even though II police and a newspaper reporter have seen the heart muscles, received the heart on Feb. 2. It came 33 Gridder 46 Behold (Lat} sion Will be irr Holland Jeffery Hunter, Ni­ REGULAR OR 43 Cats and dogs Box 489, Radio City Station, New York' mind and cause you to act against your will be difficult, try to maintain'a congen­ judge visit one convicted felon 17 times this year; 34 A>nteiop0 Starr gel Patrick, Annemarie Duringer 1958. N Y 10019. from Rita Barker, a 38-year-old nursing supervisor UNSCENTFD 49 Small barn better judgment. ial attItudB Police also observed Bevilacqua's car at a shop from Bridgeport, Conn., who died in a car crash. 35 Oil ol rose 37 Volcano mouth 44 Dirk 1:30 AM (33 Hogan's Heroes owned by a convicted felon and saw the judge Doctors had been satisfied with his initial recovery petals 36 Algerian 51 Fitting (5) CNN Headline News 45 La enter a clothing store described by a police office!- at home. But trouble signs soon developed as his body ► 36 Words ol under­ (03 Independent News 1.25 OZ. governor 53 Small inlet as a "crim e palace," the newspaper reported. showed "a chronic rejection” of the donor organ, standing (2 S33 Despedida BOTTLE 41 Sufficient Douce' 54 Even (poet) Bridge Bevilacqua denied he has done anything wrong. requiring him to return to the hospital for treatment. wds) [CNN] Newsnight Update 1 ? 3 4 b 6 1 7 8 9 to 1 12 He said Robert A. Barbato, a twice-convicted (Castleman said Boucher was re-admitted Nov. 25 37 400, Roman (ESPN ] Super Bouts of the 60's Aaron felon, is a personal friend of 20 years. for congestive heart failure, which restricts the flow 39 River m Europe 13 Pryor vs. Alexis Arguello (Miami, Novem­ I *• ber, 1982). (60 min.) you will get frozen out of the auction. of blood through the heart due to weakening of the 0^ SUMMER'S EVE 40 Most unusual NORTH 12-3-B4 One chance In fact, if you do not-bid now, sp^es organ by attacks of the body's immune system. 15 1:45 AM [HBD] MOVIE: ‘Star 80' DISPOSABLE 43 Greek letter 16 ♦ J65 will be bid and raised by the Doctors decided that drugs couldn't control the (CC) Dream s and am bition propel a beauti­ VK 764 Harbor drowns in sewage DOUCHE 46 Month^Sp ) 1) ful girl to centerfold stardom and a tragic to speak nents, making it risky for you or part­ rejection and put out a call through the New England 18 20 654 PtGUlAR, HfHBAl 09 47 Footlike part death. Mariel Hemingway. Eric Roberts, By jam et Jacoby ner to compete at the three level. . BOSTON — Some 450 million gallons of sewage Organ Bank for a new heart for Boucher. A hospital VINEGAR S WATER Cliff Robertson. 1984. Rated R. ► AK92 poured into Boston Harbor every day haveturned 50 Preoccupied 7t 22 1 San Francisco expert Ron von der If you decide to start making some statement issued last week said "the need for a second WEST EAST the site of the Boston T e ^ a r t y and the birthplace 52 Sermonize 2:00 AM (33 Heatthbeat Megazine Porten is the co-author with CHiarles tactical one-level overcalls on four- transplant is not an uncommon occurrence.” 24 ♦ K 10 87 ♦A Q 9 4 2b 26 C £ Joo Franklin Show Goren of an interesting book called card suits, remember that the suit of New England commerce into a "cesspool” and "A s our program got underway 10 months ago, all 55 Place of 28 29 3 0 31 V982 V53 TWIN GD Christian Children's Fund "Introduction to Competitive itself should be strong, thus diminish­ threatened business expansion throughout the cases, especially the early ones, are remarkable,” worship 33 ♦ 108 rKQJO PACK |33 Boston metropolitan-area. O ) Or. Gene Scott ♦ Q 107 3 ■♦J84 Bidding" (Doubleday & Co.). B as^ on ing the likelihood that opponents will said Castleman. “ You apply all the knowledge gained 56 Perforate an earlier work along the same lines, want to double you foi- penalties at In an effort to halt the flow which threatens the from studying other programs and implement it in 34 iS a Fitm/Sign off SOUTH 57 Two— 35 it incorporates some modifications to such a low level. once-majestic harbor, a federal court judge last your own program. The technology is still new. 2:30 AM (33 CBS News Nightwatch ♦ 32 W| U S m viO TNI RICHT OT UMIT Q U AN m U l P t i a i IM fC n v l MC 3 THRU «. I9DA NOT IT IS K T N U Ill T O « ITKX>l>AT'HI-,kl small car conform to recent advances in bid­ week clamped a moratorium on ail new "W e'll try to study the information fin the Boucher 36 JIP VAQJIO 58 Pulled (si.) 39 ding theory. The writing is clear and commercial sewer hookups in the 43 communities case) and use it to help future patients.” (53 Best of Midday ♦ A7632 1. What did Eil Whitney invent? (a) concise, and I believe readers — even whose waste is dumped into the harbor. Four other patients have since undergone heart DOWN (0) Space: 1999 ♦ 65 wrench (b) cotton gin (c) those in the expert category — will The Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce transplants at Bringham and Women's. One patient 1 Persian nymph 43 44 [C N N ] Sports Latenight Vulnerable: Neither 45 MB find the book helpful. 2. What does Dakota mean in the estimated the moratorium could (affect $2.3 has died of lung and kidney failures and the other RITE AID PHARMACIES 47 48 49 [ESPN] SportsCenter 2 Actor Montand Dealer: East The current deal is based on an Sioux language? (a) beauUful land fb) billion of new construction in Boston alone. three are "doing well,” according to Castleman. SO SI [T M C ] MOVIE: The Earthling' A cruel 3 Huckleberry 52 53 54 Wetl North Eail Soalh idea from the book. If you are South snow clad (c) friend. And the judge, whose action prompted alarm He said a 33-year-old Massachusetts man is waiting ENFIELD * EAST HARTFORD twist of fate throws two different person­ and hear your right-band opponent among local officals and glee among environmen­ Finn’s craft ss alities together in the Australian wilder­ !♦ IV 8. Who won the MVP in the NBA at home for a transplant operation at the hospital, the •95 ELM STREET-PHARMACY PH: 745-41 21 •271 ELLINGTON RD. 4 Fish 56 ness. William Holden, Ricky Schroder. Pass 3¥ Pass Pau open the bidding with one diamond, playoffs in 1*69? (a) Jerry West (b! talists, may take sterner action yet. Hearings only one in the state currently performing the Rated PG. Pass MANCHESTER PHARMACY PH; 528 61 15 57 you should overcall with one heart, Lew Alclndor (c) Willis Reed begin Tuesday that could lead to court control transplants. 5 Thrice (pref) 5R 6 Auto failure 3:00 AM C iJ m o v i e : 'P H n ea of despite holding only four cards in the over the sewer system, a move that could tie up Brigham and Women's was granted permission last •361 MAIN STREET-PHARMACY PH: 649-9110 Foxes' A young adveniuror defies Cesare suit. This could be your last chance to all federal aid for sewer construction in the 43 7 Jelly base Opening lead: ♦lO ANSWERS May by state health officials to continue its heart 1984 by NEA Inc Borgia and is almost dostroyed Tyrone get into the bidding. If you do not act communities. Power, Orson Wolles. Wanda Hendrix. transplant program as a "demonstration project" immediately, there is a good chance 8 S D j q 1 until the end of the year. H) .MANCHKrTKR HERALD, Monday, Dec- 3, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Pec 3. 1984 - 1! Police Roundup

tioris may be niade to the Alzhei­ Driveriess car Filmore Johnson, Sandra Perreault of Manchester. mer's Disea.se & Related Dis­ orders Association Inc., 360 N Robert F. Mclntire. 76, He is also survived by a son, owned town firm ■Michigan Ave.. Chicago. 111. formerly of East Hartford, died Brandon Hodgkins, and a daugh­ Thursday in Weymouth, Mass. He ter, Sheri Hodgkins of Ben Avon, wreaks havoc Filmore Carl Johnson, owner Robert Sage Newell was the brother of Stella Hettinger Pa.: and his father and mother, ' and president of Standard Washer Robert Sage Newell. 81. ol of Manchester. He was the hus­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hodgkins Sr. Giants’ outlook bright; Pats’ chances fade A (InviTifs.s car hit three people w hen the open driver's door caught and Mat Inc of Manchester, a Cromwell, died h'riday at Mid- band ol the late Lois (Kennelly) of East Hartford, amt amilher car at the A-l gas on a pump, police said. manufacturer of non-metallic dle.sex Memorial Hospital. He was Mclntire. The funeral and burial was station on Center Street F’riday Feathler was treated at the washers, died Friday at Cape Cod the husband of Marion (Murray) He lived in East Hartford for Friday in Detroit Memorial dona­ allenioon. leaving two people hospital for bruises and released, Hospital in Hyannis, Mass. He was Newell and the brother of I. Laird more than 35 years Before he tions may be made to the Ameri­ seriously injured, police said the hospital spokesman said 64. Newell of Manchester. retired, he worked as a machinist can Cancer Society. Still tied for N FC East Playoff picture flickers today. Police said the accident was A lifelong resident of the Hart- He was born in Middletown Oct at Pratt & Whitney. "ford area before moving to Cape Police said the car belongs to Solomon's fault because he laded 8. 1903, and had lived in the He is also survived by two sons, Francis Toomey Sanol ,I Solomon of 19 Robert to make sure his car's parking Cod recently. Johnson was a Robert K. Mclntire of Plymlon, Middletown area all his life He By Dave Raffo By Frederick Wotermon Hoad, who left it running in the A-l brake was on belore leaving it But lifetime member of Hartford's was manager of lolls and services Mass. and/J()hn P. Mclntire of San Francis I. Toomey, 69, of East UPl Sports Writer parking lot with his wife silting in Solomon was not charged with any Emanuel Lutheran Church. for the Stale of Connecticut for Francisco,V Calif.: and another Hartford, died Thursday at St. UPl Sports Writer the passenger's seat shortly before offense, police records show. An Army veteran of World War more than 42 years. sister. Fern Mclntire of Slur- Francis Hospital and Medical EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J - 4 p ni Keathler was given a verbal H. he became owner of Standard He is also survived by another bridge. Mass. Center. Hartford. FOXBORO. Mass, - The New With 14 games behind them and When Solomon's 1983 Chevrolet warning for failure to carry a Washer and Mat in 1971. brother, Francis Newell of Glas­ He had lived in East Hartford the England Patriots dug themselves The funeral was today at 10 a.m. only two ahead, the New York Caprice started to rolCbackward, Connecticut driver's lieense He is survived by his wife, tonbury: and several nieces and last 32 years. He worked for the a hole and the St. Louis Cardinals Dorothy (Cook) Johnson: three at Newkirk & Whitney Funeral town of East Hartford for 25 years Giants’ post-season status won't be buried them and their playoff two iiystanders rushed to stop it, nephews. Home in East Hartford. Burial will police said. A Manchester teenager sullered daughters, Karen Brown of Lin­ and retired in 1977. set until the last weekend — and hopes. The funeral was today at 11 a.m. be private and at the convenience possibly the last Monday night As bystander Deborah Boud, 21, a broken leg Saturday when his coln. R.I., Janet Gerry of Manhat­ He is survived by his wife. Ann Two first-half fumbles led to St. at the First Baptist Church, of the family. game — of the season. reached for the driver's open drair. motorcycle hit a whiskey bottle in tan. N. Y. . and Susan C. John.son of Middletown, with the Rev. Nick (Shaw) Toomey: two sons, Louis Louis scores and New England The Giants' 20-10 victory Sunday passenger Helen Solomon reached a Broad Street parking lot and he Springfield. Mass.: four sisters, Titus, assisted by the Rev. Richard Memorial donations may be ■Toomey of South Windsor and never recovered from a 27-3 over the New York Jets gives them over to put her fool on the brake, was thrown from it, police said Adeline Hilliard of Stowe, Ohio, Doyle, officiating. Burial was in made to a ebarity of the donor's Daniel B. Toomey of East Hart­ halftime deficit Sunday as the three possibilities. They can win police said But Mrs. Solomon's today Dorothy Gustavson and Gertrude Indian Hill Cemetery, Middletown. choice. ' ford: two daughters. Ann Marie Cardinals took a 33-10 victory from their division, qualify as a wild­ fool hit the accelerator instead and Ronald .1: Doyon of 18 Oak Grove Carlson, both of West Hartford, Memorial donations may be Ferris of East Hartford and the fading Patriots. card team or miss the playoffs the car knocked Bond off her feet, St. was listed in satisfactory and Frances Kunze of Bristol: and made to the Masonic Building Jeannie Lyver of Manchester: St. Louis controlled the battle of Charles A. Hodgkins completely. police said condition this morning at Man­ several nieces and nephews. Fund or the First Baptist Church. several grandchildren, and a the trenches, its offensive line "We’re looking to do it, to win it Boud. ol 28 Thompson Road, was chester Memorial Hospital, a The funeral was today at 2 p m. Middletown. Charles A. Hodgkins Jr., 45, of great-grandson. freeing Ottis Anderson for 136 all," Giants running back Rob dragged a short distance and the hospital spokesman said. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, Stephen Oleksiw Detroit, Mich., formerly of East The funeral was today at 11 a.m. yards rushing, while the defense car ran over tiolh of her leg.s, (xilice Doyon, 18. was charged w ith Hartford,. Burial was in Fairview Hartford, died Wednesday at his in St. Mary's Church, Rochester, Carpenter said. "We’vegot two big sacked New England quarterback said ■ latlure to carry motorcycle insu­ Cemetery, West Hartford. Memor­ Stephen Oleksiw, 59,of Wind.sor, home in Detroit, Mich. He is N.H. Memorial donations may games, especially this week Tony Eason eight times! Boud was listed in satisfactory rance, which carries an $85 fine. ial donations may be made to the died Thursday at Rocky Hill survived by his wife, Chris Hodg­ made to the Intensive Education against St. Louis and I think we're "It was a complete loss — on condition tins morning at Maii- Memorial f’und of the Emanuel Veterans Hospital alter a long kins: a brother. Dwight Hodgkins Center, 27 Park Road, West ready for the challenge." offense, defense and the kicking chesler Memorial Ho.spital, where Two Manchester teenagers suf­ Lutheran Church. 311 Capitol Ave,, illness. Born in Wiison. he lived in of Manchester: and a sister. Hartford. The Gia'hls are 9-5 after winning game. At the half I told the team, a hospital spokesman said she was fered minor injuries Friday night Hartford. 061(16. Manchester for neariy 20 years. three straight and arc tied with 'we have met the enemy and he is Washington and Dallas for the being treated lor multiple injuries. when one of them rode his Phillip Griffin He was a Navy veteran of World '•ayinon*' The car also hit the other motorcycle Into the, side of the W a rn . NFC East lead. St. Louis is one bystander. Allen Smith. 37. of 129 other's car on Keeney Street at the Phillip "Babe " Griffin. 70. of 12H He was the son of the late Stefan game behind at 8-6 and the Los The loss dropped New England Summer St . whmwas not seriously inler.section of Erie Street, pidice Bluefieid Drive, formerly of East and Tekla Mormili Oleksiw of The CULTURED PEARL Angeles Rams of the NFC West to 8-6, almost completely dropping injured, according Ip police re­ said. Hartford, died Saturday at an area ■ Wilson. He is survived by his join the wildcard chase at 9-5. it from the playoff picture. The ports Smith was thrown against a convalescent home. He was the daughter. Carol Oleksiw of Acton, The Giants finish their season Patriots were battling the Los Police said the accident oc­ husband of Marie (Marquis) Mass.: two brothers. Michael CROWNED by a DIAMOND Dec. 15 at home against New UPl photc Angeles Raiders for the AFC's gas pump and the car continued curred when motorcycli' rider moving Griffin Oleksiw of Windsor and Peter Orleans, but the NFC playoff final wild-card spot But the defeat Nigel J Rogers of 583 Bush Hill New York Giants' comerback Mark Haynes (center) The car then ia brother. Culling hours will be today from field goal. Jets run. Mark Haynes intercepted and Pittsburgh Steelers. Leonard Marshall, who had two crashed into anolhercar. driven by was treated for cuts on his nose and John (jriffin of Hartford. 7 to 9 p.m. at the Rose Hill Funeral The Jets had a chance to go an O'Brien pass in the end zone and The Patriots lost yardage three but when we put 33 points on the almost IS miniiles more than the sacks against the Jets.' ’ We have to Hartford resident Gary Keathler, a scratched cornea at Manchester A graveside service will be Home. 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. ahead early but Bobby Humphery George Martin recovered a fumble times on penalties during kick board. I'll lake that anytime." Patriots and the visitors also win the division: 10 grand to sit 3B. police said Memorial Hospital, a hospital Tue.sday at II a m. in the family Memorial donations may be made dropped a bomb from O ’Brien on by Marion Barber on the Giapts' 26 returns and New England's receiv­ converted S-of-17 third-down op­ home and watch (the wildcard Police .said Mrs. Solomon, 73. .spokesman said plot of Mount St. Benedict Ceme­ to A New , Leaf, a Boston-area the Giants’ 15 on their first in the fourth quarter. It was ers also dropped several bombs New England's Craig James lost games)." portunities, compared lo the home still had her fool on the accelerator Rogers was charged with pass­ tery. Bloomfield. program for adult children of A single cultured pearl crowned offensive play of the game. All Barber's second fumble of the from Eason. both of his team's fumbles. The team's l-of-IO. The Jets, 6-8 after six straight and the carcontinued circling back ing in a no passing zone, which There are no calling hours. alcoholics, in care of Jean Willi­ three Jets’ turnovers came in game. The Cardinals improved to 8-6 to first was returned 29 yards by losses, tried to spoil the Giants' James gained 73 yards on one into the parking lot It stopped carries a $40 fine Holmes Funeral Home has charge ams, 8 Pleasant St.. Maynard. by a diamond and set in 14 karat Giants’ territory and an unusual remain one game back of a linebacker Thomas Howard for a run (or New England, hut Ihe of arrangements. Memorial dona- Mass. 01754. playoff plans, but failed because of unsportsmanlike conduct penalty Phil Simms completed l8-of-28 three-way tie in the NFC East. score. The second led to a 36-yard gold. As a pendant, as earrings, or three, turnovers, dropped passes team's 14 other running |>lays resulted in a Giants' touchdown passes for 252 yards and guided the They face one of those teams atop Neil O'Donoghue fipid goal. gained only 14 yards and a costly penalty, instead of a field goal. Giants’ ball-control attack. He was the division — the New York as a matching set. A gift sure to " f t ’s very frustrating to lose Two plays before Carpenter’s sacked four times and intercepted Giants — next week in St. Louis as St. Louis also scored on a 1-yard New England had not played today," Jets comerback Johnny Falwell goes after Hustler’s please. 1-yard TD run, Haji-Sheikh kicked once. Morris ran for 83 yards on 17 they try to keep their playoff pass from Lomax to Doug Marsh, a since Thanksgiving Day, when il Lynn said. "We wanted to beat the a 21-yard field/goal. but Jets carries and running back Tony aspirations afloat. 33-yard O'Donoghue field goal, a lost to the Dallas Cowboys, a fat'tor Giants very much and we should By John Witt taken seriously" — absolves their Flynt Publications in Los Angeles, from his base at Thomas Road linebacker Kyle Clifton was penal­ Galbreath caught six passes for 81 " W e can't really get loo confi­ 2-yard Anderson run and a 3-yard Anderson thought helped his club. have. We just made mistakes at United Press International client from liability defended the ad. Baptist Church. He preaches ized for jumping to block the kick yards. dent or cocky. We know we're the run by Stump Mitchell. 'I think the layoff hurt them. the key points. We can still be .500. Falwell contended the ad was an "It was outrageous humor, ir­ against abortion, homosexuality without lining up on the line of O'Brien enjoyed his first 300- underdogs," said Neil Lomax, who Playing just Iasi Sunday gave us Thai's not much of a goal, but ROANOKE. Va. — Evangelist invasion of privacy, caused him reverent humor, but obviously and pornography. scrimmage. The infraction was yard pro passing game. The complete 9-of-15 passes for 92 New England's points came on a the edge we needed." that's all that is left." Jerry Falwell and sex magazine emotional distress and was libe­ humor," he said. "Hoc* Yeyr Tnttf in added to the N F L rules this season second-year passer completed 28- yards. He gave the ball to his backs 19-yard Tony Franklin field goal Flynt. 41. is a Kentucky farm boy The Giants scored on touchdown publisher Larry Flynt are squar­ Grutman, who successfully de­ Mm Dioiwoiid S^ncipliiti' in order to prevent players from of-41 passes for 351 yards. Tight 55 times for 220 yards. " I didn't and an 11-yard pass from Eason to lous because it implied he commit­ wbo built a multimillion-dollarsex Eason connected on l6-ol-32pa.ss ing off in a libel suit the preacher's ted a crime involving moral fended Penthouse magazine from runs by Carpenter and Joe Morris getting a running head start from end Mickey Shuler had a career- expect us to run as much as we did. Lin Dawson. empire. During a recess in a 1978 'ca4e and field goals of 48 and 30 yards by attempts for 191 yards and set a lawyer calls a "pitched battle turpitude. Falwell's $10 million suit in 1981 the defensive backfield. high 11 receptions for 127 yards, It seemed like all I did was hand Anderson, who carried 30 times, club record (or passes completed obscenity trial in Lawrenceville. MANCNUTCII PANKADt • M M tia alM Ali Haji-Sheikh. All their points between the forces of good and The ad was published "merely to over a published interview, said, The Giants gave up the three but Freeman McNeil was held to 42 off. Sometimes I get a little passed the 1.000-yard plateau (or Ga.. be was shot, paralyzing him VIRNON. •IMtSURY. W UTPAfllM MALL. M ItTO L. CNOMWIU AOUAMt came on four consecutive drives in in a season, with 238. He said that e vil" attract the attention of the public however, "this is a pitched battle points in exchange for a first-and- yards rushing on 14 carries. frustrated when we don't throw, the season and now stands at 1,059. from the waist down. New England simply could not At issue is a satirical depiction of for the purpose of enhancing the between the forces of good and the second and third quarters. goal from the 2. McNeil entered the game as the but lately we've had good success New England's problems were The Jets managed a 32-yard TD match St. Louis' efficiency. Falwell in Flynt's Hustler sales of Hustler magazine. " Fal­ e vil" Morris’ 8-yard TD put the Giants AFC's leading rusher with 1,028 running the ball. evident in the statistics. St. Louis pass from Ken O'Brien to Lam "It just goes buck to execution magazine. well said in his suit Falwell. 50. leads a $70 million up 17-0 midway through the third yards. "It can be a little difficult to take, had possession of the ball (or and we were outplayed " "I'll be wearing a white hat. Ask David Kahn, general counsel for national electronic congregation JO-ANN FABRICS A Mr. Flynt what he'll be wearing." Sale ends Saturday, Dec. 8th. said Falwell's lawyer. Norman NBA roundup Roy Grutman of New York. ■■ ■fcTlgir OECUAl Falwell, the religious leader of Snv'f- no/. r . / ,.r ...... the New Right and founder of The . 'J' . 0 f ^ » -j r ■ , Moral Majority, sued Flynt for $45 million, charging he was libeled by BLIZZARD Flynt and Hustler in a November No doubt about this one as Celts blast Cavs 1983 advertisement the defense all fabrics claims was a parody. BUSTER Both Falwell and Flynt were UK* o n w h n t e r By United Press International its ninth straight victory and broke of pride and character and they with 21 and McHale had 18 off the Carlos Clark had II for the Celtics. their fourth straight victory Krv- expected at the opening of the trial all notions, trims, the club's 1957 mark for the fastest showed it to us tonight." bench as the Celtics rolled to a 70-42 Roy Hinson scored 25 points and ing scored 31 points for I'hiladel today in federal court in Roanoke SPECIAL This time, the Celtics were start after 16 games.' Kevin McHale scored a career- halftime edge. Paul Thompson had 16 to lead phia while Otis Birdsong had 28 for — ju.st 45 miles from Falwell's taking no chances. "The record doesn't faze me a high 30 points and "It was easy, and I'm glad," Cleveland, 2-15. New Jersey. On Saturday night, Boston bit," said Boston coach K.C. Jones. added 23 to fuel the rout. Jones said. "Coming home tonight Lynchburg base of operations. accessories Elsewhere, Philadelphia beat The ad. headlined "Jerry Fal­ ^999 Powerful 8 hp trailed Cleveland at halftime and "But I know the players use it as Bird and McHale combined for after the long (four-game) trip, we Built 113, Lakers 112 had to rally in the fourth quarter to motivation and a goal to shoot for 10 points as the Celtics used a 14-4 played solid defense and kept them New Jersey 114-112 and Chicago well Talks About the First Tim e." Big 24" Cut At Inglewood, Calif., Orlando • escape with a 110-104 triumph. One each game." spurt during the final 4:43 of the off the boards," edged the Los Angeles Lakers described what the magazine said all patterns Woolridge hit a short jumper with Tough 2-stage design night later, they demonstrated Cleveland coach George Karl first quarter to open their 12-point scored 4 points I13-II2. was Falwell's first encounter with FREE 14 seconds left to lift Chicago. they had learned their lesson. has seen the Celtics two straight advantage after 12 minutes. Bos­ in a 8-0 run at the start of the third liquor and sex. Heavy duty auger Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored a BLIZZARD • all decorator The Celtics took control early nights and he's convinced they are ton continued to dominate, out- quarter to help give Boston a 97-60 76ert 114, Nets 112 Attorneys for Flynt claim that an season-high 32 points. 20 in the ppice Sunday night, jumping to a 34-22 the NBA's best club. scoring Cleveland 14-4 in the first advantage after three periods. The asterisk and small-print disclai­ BUSTER PAK REG At Philadelphia, Moses Malone second half, for the I.akers, who ; m with: advantage after one period and "They're playing better right four minutes of the second period Celtics opened their largest lead, mer across the bottom of the page poured in 34 points and Julius fabrics coasting to a 122-99 blowout of the now than any other team I've seen for a 48-26 bulge. 101-63, with 9:43 left. led by as many as 12 points twice in i — "This ad is a parody, not to be FREE Light Kit Erving sank a free throw with 8 the second half. Quintin Dailey led ' Cavaliers. For Boston, 15-1, it was thus far," he said. "They havea lot Bird led all scorers at the half added 19 and FREE Cab seconds left to guide the 76ers to Chicago with 28 points Holiday Health FREE Electric Start NFL roundup FREE Chains wants to expand FREE Handle Bar Warmers THE ULTIMATE Holiday Health & Fitness has "iIzZARDBUSnR Seahawks assume AFC West lead applied to the Planning and Zoning th e STORE By Fred McAAane Commission to more than double 21-17 lead at the end of a see-saw Bills 21, Colts 15 McElmore scored on a .54 yard UPl Sports Writer first half. interception return and Keena the size of its health spa on West After a scoreless third quarter, At Orchard Park, N.Y., Joe Turner made an interception at the Middle Turnpike. The Seattle Seahawks have Krieg hooked up with Turner on a Dufek, starting (or benched vete­ Atlanta 17 w'ilh 10:27 left in the , The expansion would add 11,536 $359 launched a blitzKrieg in their NFC Sl-yard scoring aerial to boost the ran Joe Ferguson, threw two game to set up San Francisco's square feet to the existing 10,120- Special West war with the Denver Broncos advantage to 28-17 less than two touchdown passes and the Bills fifth touchdown. square-foot facility at 515 W, aiid Los Angeles Raiders. Savings SBWING minutes into the final period. held off a late Indianapolis come­ Middle Turnpike, according to 50% More Power Quarterback Dave Krieg, con­ His final T D pass was a 5-yarder back to win for only the second plans filed Friday with the Plan­ MACHINE tinuing his rapid improvement, Packers 27, Buct 14 to Mike Tice in the fourth quarter time this year. ning Department. Sunday passed for 294 yards and a SALE that extended Seattle's lead to At Green Bay. Wis., Lynn The plans require special excep­ It's a tough lightweight club-record five touchdowns in 38-17 with 6:57 remaining. Dickey's 10-yard touchdown pass tion approval by the PZC because leading the Seahawks to a 38-17 that packs a mean punch. ' 20to50% ott Krieg completed 27-of-38 passes Cowboys 26, Eagles 10 to Ray Crouse produced the they would require more than 60 victory over the Detroit Lions. reg. price before being relieved by Jim Zorn. go-ahead points in a four- parking spaces. The victory was Seattle's eighth At Philadelphia, Ron Springs It’ll knock the stuffings^ His five touchdown passes ex­ touchdown second-half rally for AccoMing to the plans, the new in a row and, combined with caught a 57-yard touchdown pass sewing machines, cabinets A tended his club-record total to 29 the Packers. James Wilder rushed facility would have 215 parking out of winter! Denver's 16-13 loss to Kansas City, from Danny White and Tim m y accessories Stores with sewing machine for the season. Largent's 12 Newsome ran 8 yards for another for 88 yards for the Buccaneers, spaces. enabled the Seahawks to move into giving him a Tampa Bay record • No one from the health club departments starred (*) below. sole possession'of first place in the touchdown catches for the year score in a 16-point third quarter also is a Seahawk record. 1,316 yards for the season. organization was available this AFC West with two games left in that carried the Cowboys. Dallas, morning for comment on the Lighttfveight 350 the regular season. The Seahawks 9-5, secured their 19th straight .. proposed addition. GIVE A GIFT CERTIFICATE are now tied with the Miami Chiefs 16, Broncos 13 winning season. Rams 34, Sainta 21 • Potwerful 3Vi hp A A public hearing on the firm's Available In any amount, Dolphins for the best record in the At Kansas City, Nick Lowery At Anaheim, Calif., ffenry El- application has yet been sche­ 4-cycle engine gift certifleates are perfect to conference. kicked three field goals in the Oilers 23, Steelers 20 (O T lard caught two T D passes and duled, planning officials said. give or receive. fourth quarter, including a 42- • Auger clutch The win also guaranteed Seat­ At Houston. Joe Cooper kicked a Eric Dickerson rushed for 149 tle's appearance in the playoffs (or yarder with 1:56 remaining, to give 30-yard field goal on the opening yards to pull within 222 of. O.J. • 50% more power * Extra Special Bargain fabrics the Chiefs their victory. Lowery the second straight season. drive of overtime to lift the Oilers. Simpson's N F L single-season re­ ____ and clearance merchandise also hit field goals of 46 and 28 BO O KS & • No mixing fuel "He's gotten better with every Pittsburgh tied the score 20-20 with cord as the Rams hung on to defeat Model 350 PADRKIOwned o n d ^ ^ « ^ b ^ ( ^ i c ^ i ^ ^ i A m i . r i c a , Inc. Included In this 20% oft sole. game he's played," Seattle guard yards in the final IS minutes to help New Orleans. Simpson's all-time 5:04 remaining in regulation when BIRDS the Chiefs snap a four-game losing Reggie McKenzie said of Krieg. Mark Malone tossed a 7-yard N FL mark is 2,003 yards. "I'm just sorry I won't be around streak. ‘Lined Books Bought & Sold” AND WE GUARANTEE SNOWI scoring pass to Louis Lipps. Raldara 45, Dolphins 34 375 Harttord Tpka |Rt 30) Rooni B-3 * It it doesn't snow. for several more years to play with Warren Moon threw (or 303 yards aetwia will refund IM F money m fuH aO'.SnewtaM I00**aetwnd eooOoelerlerdtteUaAwo tie O e c » 1M4 This K-MART PLAZA him, because he's going to get a lot Bengals 20, Browns 17 At Miami, cornerback Mike Varnon, CT 06066 875-1876. p fo re m wes ceoled 0 , Oeedweomef imerneWeAei. >orteh#. New Verh - s MANCHESTER PARKADE (or Houston. better." Haynes spoiled a record-setting •o¥0f 10,000 h0fdco¥0r books At Cleveland, Jim Breech atoned W. H. PREUSS SONS, INC. Hartford Torii|iika Krieg, who has led Seattle to a for an earlier miss by kicking a performance by Dan Marino by -GIFT CERTIFICATES ' 340 Broad St. 646-9424 49ers 35, Felcons 17 228 Boston Turnpike (Rte. 6 8i 44A) 19-6 record since taking over as the 35-yard field goal at 4:34 of intercepting two of the Miami Please call for hours—located In Routes 30 & 63 UPl photo team's starting quarterback mid­ former Vernon Elementary sudden-death overtime to lift the At Atlanta, San Francisco’s quarterback’s passes, including ______BOLTON. CONN. 6 4 3 -9 4 9 2 Mon.-FrI., 10-9, Sat., 10-6, Sun., 12-5 way through 1983, completed Si.nooi across from muffler Varnon ’ Larry Bird (center) is flanked by Bengals. Cincinnati forced the defense scored two touchdowns one for a 97-yard touchdown, to shop Cleveland Cavaliers’ Jeff Cook and Phil Hubbard (right) touchdown passes of 7 and 13 yards overtime with the aid of a blocked and set up a third to help the 49ers lead the Raiders. Marino threw fo r' Batons to Steve Largent and 4 yards to 10% OFF IMTH THIl iU)-«>8lr« 12-2484 as they go after rebound during 2nd quarter action of punt and a pass interference call in hand the Falcons their eighth three touchdowns to set a single­ Dependability to Eliminate the Hard Work From Yard Work C)copytight 1964. Fobri-Cantars of Amarica. Inc Daryl Turner in the first two the end zone on Cleveland's straight loss. Gary Johnson scored season N F L mark with 39 T D game at Boston Garden. periods, giving the Seahawks a Hanford Dixon. on a 33-yard fumbf. return, Dana tosses. It - MANCHEFTER HERALD, Monday. Dec. 3, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Dec 3, 19B6 - 13 Flutie produces College roundup Scoreboard Hoyas’ Thompson Giants 20. Jets 10 w in. lose: & DR EW Cotton Bowl. Heisman Trophy 9. Oklahoma Stale (32) wos Idle; plays South Carol mo Dec. X In (rotor Bowl. Football Now York OionM W7 H Southern /Methodist (321 defeated Hockey By Dave Roffo people say he has a great future." Now YoA Jolt • S 7— 10 defends schedule Nevodo-Las Veaos 33X; p im Notre UPl Sports Writer Richard Flutie. who called his Dome Dec. X In Aloha Bowl. NYG-Corpenter 1 run (Holl- II. Auburn (34) lost to Alabama 17-15: son’s winning the Heisman "the By United Press International Bonaventure 5257. an experience NFL standings Shelkh kick), 11:16 (Mays Arkansas Dec. 17 In Uberty Bowl. NEW YORK — If Doug Flutie end of an American dream," is that will leave few Redmen overly I I Texas (7-31) losttoTexasAlM37-12: NHL standings N YG-FG HoM-Shefkh 48,14:56 pkiys Iowa Dec. X In Freedom Bowl. were a movie producer, he'd helping Doug prepare for the While defending the national uptimistre. Amofleon Conte ronco Third I I Florida State (7-31) lost to Flortdo probiably make a movie about future. They have whittled a list of championship. (Jeorgetown coach "This will bring us buck to earth Eoit NYG-MorrIs 8 run (Hail-Shelkh kick), 27-17; ploys l^w ola Dec. 22 In Florida Wgleo Cetitaronce himself. 42 agents down to three — Ed again. ” said Chris Mullin'. "This W L T Pel. PF PA 8:00 Citrus Bowl. Patrick DIvislan John 'Thompson often finds himself X.Miami 12 3 0 .157 450 260 NYJ FG Leohv 43,11:08 14. Morytond (33) was Idle; ploys W L T PM. OF OA "Sometimes it seems like you Keating, Bob Wolf and the team of defending the Hoyas' weak early- will bring s|xirts writers buck to New Englond I 6 0 .571 329 315 Fourth Temtessee Dec. 22 in Sun Bowl. PhUadelpMo IS 4 4 X 103 » almost can’t bel)eve the things that Jim Hawkotte and Ron Shapiro. earth. We are just 12. 22and NYG-FG Holl-Sheikh X, 0:03 season schedule. NY Jett 6 S O .429 2f0 306 15. Louisiana State (32-1) was Idle; NY Islanders 14 8 1 X 1W 97 happen to you," the Boston C^ltege ‘T il sit down with Doug and we’ll No. I Georgetown, after clobber 21-year-old basketball players. We Indlanapolli 4 10 0 .286 212 363 NYJ-Jones 31 pass from O'Brien plovs Nsitraska Dec. I In Sugar Bowl. WoNiIngton II 8 5 27 9S X Butfoto 2 12 0 .143 212 311 (Leahy kick), 1:17 16. Miami (Ra.) (84) wos kite; rtovs NY Rangers 9 II 2 X X 94 quarterback said Saturday night probably decide who it will be ing a couple of Hawaiian teams, a r e n o t indestructible Central A-74,975 UCLA Jon. 11n fiesta Bowl. New Jersey 7 13 2 16 71 W after being named the 50th Heis- sometime in December, then we superhumans.” NYC NYJ returned to the continental U.S. Pllteburoh 7 7 0 .500 351 213 17. Southern Cal (33) was Idle; ploys Pmsbwgh . 6 14 3 IS 77 108 rtian Trophy winner. "This is just won’t tell anybody," Richard In other Top 10 games. No. 4 CIncInnotl 6 8 0 .429 263 297 First downs 26 X Ohio State Jan. 11n Rox Bowl. AdeimDivteiM Saturday to thrash Southern Con­ Clevdond 4 10 0 .216 203 254 Rushes-yords 40-169 2047 18. UCLA (33) wos Idle; plovs Miami /Montreal 14 5 4 X 87 69 another step along the way , I can't Flutie said. necticut 80- 46 at the Capital Centre Louisville defeated Virginia Com­ Houston 3 II 0 .214 204 383 Passing yards 216 341 Jon. 1 In Fiesta Bowl. (auebec 12 II 1 X 94 94 The agent chosen by the Fiuties monwealth 67-55. No 5 Htinois Socks by-vords 321 4 X believe the progress I've made ... in Landover, Md. ' Wott 19. Wisconsin (7-31) was idle; plays Boston II 11 I X X 76 must weigh Doug’s chances of edged No. 10 Oklahirma 73-70. No. 6 V Seattle 12 2 0 .857 397 217 Return yards 54 85 Kentucky Dec. X In Hall of Fame Bowl. Buffalo 9 11 4 X a 84 the whole story about how I came The Hoyas started the season by v-Denver II 3 0 . 786 306 214 Passes 18-28-1 29-431 X . Notre Dome (74) was Idle; ploys Hartford 8 12 3 19 74 -99 unrecniited and all that ... it’s excelling in the NFL and bis beating Hawaii-Hilu 81-47 and Duke downed St. Joseph’s 5246. LA Holders 10 4 0 .714 337 262 Punts 5-'29.8 241.5 Southern Methodist Dec. X In Aloho Compbeli Ceatarance unbelievable." probable draft position against the Hawaii-Loa 7485. Why is the No. 7 Memphis Slate beat SoulheiYi San Diego 6 7 0 .462 340 348 Fumbles-fost 08 32 Bowl. . Norm nvMiga Kansas City 6 8 0 .429 238 296 PenaltlM^ras 3X 7-42 W L T Fl3 OF OA . By now, the story is familiar to megabucks New Jersey (jienerals nation’s best team playing these California 61-85. No 8 Southern Notional Contorenco Time of possession 34:24 25:X Chicago 12 II 2 X IX X ^college ((wtball fans. The 5- foot- owner Donald Trump will offer. guys? Methodist trounced Northwest Eotl St. Louis 12 9 I X 91 81 ‘ Sf/i kid who was thought to be too The Generals already have Flu- While it seems impossible. Louisiana 8257 and No. 9 Wqshing- W L T Pel. PF PA indhtlduoISlatlsncs Coiiegefoolbailacorei Minnesota 8 11 5 X X 101 NY Giants 9 5 0 .643 275 260 RUSHING— NY Glants-Morris 17- Oetrolt 6 14 3 IS X 109 small to play major college ball tie’s USFL rights and Trump Thompson says there is something ton tupped Fresno State 53-45. Washington 9 5 0 .641 367 255 83, Golbrealh4X, Carpenter 12-X, Simms Toronto 4 16 4 12 X 114 ends up as the all- time NCAA would love to pair him with 1982 In Ihesecund 10. No. II Alabunia- 421, Woolfolk 1-1. NY Jets-McNell Seahawks 38. Lions 17 Packers 27. Bueanaert 14 Division l-AA garnered from tirese mismatches. Dallas 9 5 0 .643 259 250 Smytho DIvMiea passing and total yardage champ, Heisman winner Herschel Walker. "Anytime we play in December Birminghum blasted Rhodes 95-72. St. Louis 8 6 0 .571 365 295 1442, Barber2-13, O'Brien 312, Paige 18. Saturday, Dec. I Edmonton IS 3 3 W IX 71 Philadelphia 5 8 1 .393 241 277 Detroit IH O 0-17 8 7 7 8-14 Second Rouiid Colgarv 15 9 1 31 127 97 carries a program on his 176-pound Boston College Coach Jack Bick- or January, we're looking to get No. 13 Indiana rumped over Uhiu Central PASSING— NY Glants-SImms 1328- SeotKe 7 M 0 17 -X O n m Boy 8 8 7 23-27 ^^UMIe Tennesee 42, Indiana State 4) 1-252. NY Jets-O'BrIen 23431-351, Ryan Los /Lngeles 12 9 3 X i n X back into the Cotton Bowl and wins nell has no doubts that Flutie can organizational and structural 90-73, No. 14 Louisiana State x-Chlcago 9 4 0 .692 274 195 first Winnipeg 12 9 2 X 100 X the Heisman. play on any level. UPl photo nipped Oral Roberts 7871. No. 15 Green Bay 6 8 0 .429 332 281 1-1-311. Seo-Lorgent 7 post from Krteg , TP— Armsfrono M pass from M/llder Louisiana Tech 44, Alcorn Stole 21 Vancouver 4 X 2 10 79 IX work done,” he says. ” I think it’s Detroit 4 9 1 .321 267 354 RECEIVING— NY dants-Golbreoth (Johnson kick), 10:44 (Arirl kick, 5:43) Rhode Islond X , Richmond 17 Saturday's Resulte But is the story over, or is it just "When pro scouts come to our Boston College's Doug Flutie (right) at 5-9% showed you important for us to be able to play Kansas bumbetl Detroit 86-64. No Tompo Bay 4 10 0 .286 271' 353 641, Mowatt 445, IManuel 345, Carpenter Det-FG Murray 4$ • Third Mcmtana State 31, Arkonsas State 14 Phllodetphta 3, PIttsburah 1 beginning? pla<» and they want to talk about defense and to cha.se teams that 16 Nevudu-Las Vegas beat Colo­ 335, B. Williams 1-25, Johnson 1-21. NY Solurday Dec. a MInnesoto 3 11 0 .214 255 395 Second , . , T ^ J . Bell 13 pass from OeBero (Arirl Woshlngton 5, Boston 4 Those closest to Flutie insist he'll Flutie, I say ‘go back to your boss didn't have to be 6-4, as back-up quarterback Shawn rado State BS-78. No. 17 Kentucky wetl Jets-Shuler 11-127, Joncs4103,Humphery Oet-Jenkins 25run (/Murray kick), 1 :S9 kick, 8:07) Semlflnols Chloogo 5, New Jersey 3 might be smaller than us. x-San Fran. 13 1 0 .928 405 204 329, MInter 2-21, Dennison 321, McNeil Sea-Ljirgent 13 poss from Krieg ,G B — Ivory 4 run (IXI Ortd> kick, Middle Tenn. vs. Loustano Tech 'have a long and happy future in pro and tell him he’s the best you’ve Halloran (left) is, to be a college quarterback. Flutie won lust to Purdue 66-56 and No. 18 334, Barber 427. (auebec 8, Hartford 4 ” I think there is always some­ LA Rams 9 5 0 .643 303 281 (Johnson kick), 5:24 10:49) , Rhode Island vs. /Montano St. Montreal 1 Buffalo 2 football. They feel that way ever seen and he’s S-lO,’’ ’ Bicknell thing gained in any game you Arkansas was edged by (^ru State New Orleans 6 7 0 .462 267 334 Missed field goals: NY Jets Leahy 54, Oet-Jones 15 pass from Daniel­ Fourth East the Heisman Trophy Saturday night in ceremonies in 34. N.Y. Rangers 4, Toronto 1 because they’ve watched him beat said. "If they don’t want a 5-10 85-84 Atlania 3 11 0 .214 249 349 son (Murray kick), 11:5) GB— OIckey I run (Oel Greco kick,461 Army X , Now 11 St. Louis 10, Detroit 5 New York City. play.” x-clinched division title GB— Crouse 10 pass from OIckey (Oel Boston Coll. X , Holy Cross 10 (Utlgary 1 Minnesota 4 the odds in college and liecause quarterback, fine. Before the game, the Hoyas In a Sunday game. No 19 North v Adirondack II 8 3 X 87 101 over the Hartford Whalers in third period to try and catch up. scored 19 points to lead the Blue Duke turn a 2- point halftime lead N.Y, Gionts at St. Louis, 1 p.m. Washington 12- 7 . 632 4'7i Sherbrooke 10 IS 1 21 X 100 Pat Boutette tied the game at 14:22 The Whalers came back with two Passing yards 147 261 Oonletson 31 Block l-mlnus 10. Seottle- H K E IV IN G — Tompo Bay-House 3 National Hockey League play And they really ran all over us.” Demons to their 28th consecutive iiitu a 13- point victory. Johnny Seattle at Konsos City, 1 p.m. Socks by 3— 18 3—28 Hughes 7-46, Morris ll-X , Doornink 321, Armstrong New Jersey 8 9 .471 736k Solomon 22-20, Ring 4-8, Skonsl 1-16, Morris 1-7, Tice 1-5. Midwest Divisloti Saturday's Results Canadians. with 18 points, while Mike Alex­ New England 3 0 7 0— 10 Onclimatt 7 0 e 10 3 - X W L Pet. GB Adirondack 5, St. Catherines 4 (O T) second period gave Quebec its first Marian scored their second goals. traffic. They liketogiveandgoand Tournament for the 10th time in 10 FIrtI Montona 1 -6, Harmon 1 -4. Atlonto— Riggs Missed field goals: None. CNvcIand 010 7 08— 17 ander and Drederick trvjng 3M33, MoroskI 4-19, Coin 2-1. (Tenver 13 3 .813 — Fredericton 8, Nova Scotia 4 "It wasn’t pretty at all," said goal on a feed from Anton Stastny Randy Moller beat Millen with a we let them skate all over the years Saturday night, but not StL-Marsh 1 , pots (rom Lomax Firit Houston 12 6 M7 2 Baltimore 3, Hershev 2 (O'Oonoghue kick), 9:00 PASSING; Son Fronclsco— Montano Qn-Jennlngs IS pass from Schonert Whalers captain Mark Johnson. to Peter Stastny for his 10th goal. long slap shot and Andre Savard place.” without a fight. They held off St. chipped in 15 each. 12-24-2— 165. Atlonto— MoroskI 22-43-3— Oiiers23.Sleeleri20(OT) Dallas 9 9 .500 5 Maine 11 Sherbrooke 5 StL-Howard 29 fumble return (O'Do- (Breechklck),9:40. Utoh 9 10 .474 5'A Springfield 6, New Haven I • noghueklck),11:24 209 Second flECEIVING: San Francisco— Cooper Son Antonio 8 9 .471 5Vi Sunday's Results NE-FG Franklin 19,14:19 Pilteburfh 3 018 7 3 - X Cle-FGBohrX,0:X. Kansas City 3 13 .188 10 Maine 5, Adirondack 2 S#cond 451, Crala4^D.CIark312,Soldmon 1-64, Heuslon 3)0 0 7 8—X Cle-Brennon 21 pass from /McOonold Ring 1-1-4) .Atlanta— A. Jockson I I -193, Poclflc Division Rochester 6, /Moncton 5 StL'FG O'Donoahue 36,4:56 Fksi (Bahrklck),10:M. LA Lakers 12 7 .632 — Springfield 7, New Haven 4 StL-FGO'Donoohue33,9:19 Riggs335, Bailey 3X,Cox322,C. Benson Pllt-FG Anderson 316:10 Third 1-7, Hodge 14. Portlond 11 8 .579 1 Novo Scotia 4, Fredericton 3 StLAnderson 2run (O'DonoghMeKIck), Hou-FG Cooper 19,13:» Noscorlng. Phoenix 11 8 .^9 1 St. Catharines 4, H e ril^ 3 14:46 Field eools missed— Son Fran­ cisco, Werschlng 43 Smitfle 7 II .389 4'/i Bmghamton 8, Sherbrooke 4 Scoreboard Third Hou-FG Cooper X, 10:X Cle-Prultll run (Bohrklck),4;X. (rolden State 6 12 .333 SVz Mendoy's Oomes NE-Oawson 11 pem from Eason Hou-Dressel 5pms from /Moon (Cooper On-FG Breech 22,9:X. LA Clippers 6 13 416 6 No Gomes Scheduled (Fronklln kick) 4:34 kick), 14.-X an-Munoz 1 possf rom Esloson (Breech klck),14:X. Saturday's Results _ Tuesdoyte Oomes Fourth Third Portland I15, New York 93 No Gomes Scheduled •••••••••••••••••••••• Spartan aomlc O itre 72 Alice Uovd 67 Purdue 62 Kentucky X Boston CMI. 12 Woke Forest 76 StL-MItchell 3run (kick blocked), 5:21. Biils 21. Coils 15 Pitt-Thompson 5 pass (rom Malone Overtime WoshI noton 1W, Ml Iwoukee 97 First round Concord 92 Shepherd 74 Rockhurstli, Missouri Western63 Hamilton X, Cortland St. X St. Joseph’s 5846. A-53,558 (Anderson kick), 7:48 Cln-FCBrcechX,4;X. Michigan State 77, Western Michigan40 7. AAemohls State (2-01 detaoteO A-51,774. Detroit 131, Indiana 109 Cumberland 79, Indlono-SE 63 Roosevelt S5, Judson 52 Middleburv CMI. 75, Rhode Island65 StL NE PItt-FG Anderson 24,12:15 Boston 110, Cleveland 104 Army 67, CMtrM Mkhioan 75 Duke 59, St. Joseph's 46 SlU-Carbondale 66, Ind.-Evansville NYU 67, Kenyon X Arkansas St. 7872: defeated Southern First downs 20 14 IndlanapeHs 0 9 3 >— IS Fourth cm Clev Jets 8, Fiames 6 Bqsketballl 70 CMItornlo 61-45. FIrsfdowns 21 X Seattle 94, Houston X E. Kentucky 02 Kentucky St. 73 N. Carolina 09, Boston U. 72 Rushes>vards 54—220 15—07 Buffalo 21808— 21 Hou-Edwards5run (Cooper klck),3:X Son Antonio 141 L.A. Clippers 1K) Michigan St. 76, Army 64 E. Tenn. St. 77, N.C.-Ashevllle 71 SW Baptist 68 Drury 62 (M) Williams 71, York W 8 Southern AAethodlst (20) defeated Passino vords 85 136 FIrsI PItt-Upps 7 pau from /Malone Rushes-vrd 33— 119 32—96 Oemmr 119, Utah 111 •••••ggppggggggggggpgg Stanford InvItaMnM Furman 49, James IModison 41 (at) X. Josephs 67, lUPUl 74 Northwest Utulslona I8X. Sacks by-vords 1—7 8—55 Buf-Bell 7 run (Nelson kick), 4:11 (Anderson kick), 9:X Passinovards 229 in Ctdaory tSS—6 first rsund 9. WoshIngton (2-01 defeated Ball St. Phoenix 115, (Jolden Stole 103 Wlanlpsg 41 (jeorgetown 80, S. Connecticut 46 X. Lduls U. 09, Greenville X Return yards 67 47 Buf-Hunter 18 pass from Dufek (Nelson Overtime Scksbv-vardiT— 17 1—8 Sunday's Retulte Big Eiit result Stanford 66, Pacific B George Washington S3, American 59 St. John's 58 WIs.-Mllwaukee X 6855; defeated Fresno X. 53-45. Posses 9— IS—92 16—32— 191 kick), 12:21 Hou-FG Cooper X , 5:53 Retumyards 1M 66 Winnipeg, Botchmon LaSMIe 74, BrlphOT Young 73 ‘ 10. Oklahoma (22) detaotad Arkonsor Boston 121 Cleveland 99 11 (Watters, Ellett), 6:19. 1 Wlndpsg, Glenvilla 66. Ald.-Brooddus X SI. Olof 70, (justovus Adolphus 67 Punts 6— 36.2 7—42.1 Buf-Fronklln 64 pass (rom Dufek A-X,78) Posses2t— 41— 18-24-0 Philadelphia 114, New Jersey 112 (jrambtlng 72 Texas Coll. 69 (OT) Toledo 79, Arizona St. X y UlMe Rock 9863; lost to Illinois 7270. Fumbles-iost 2— 1 2—2 (Nelson kick), 1S:X Punts 3— X.0 3-48.3 Small 10 (Stssn, (jmdholm), 7:111 Stanford 68 LaSalle 73 Hew Tup 20 fared II. Alobama-BIrmlnaham (81) lost to Chicago 113, L.A. Lakers 112 Winnipeg, Mocl-eon 10 (Hawer- Boston College 82, Wake Forest fo Houston 73, Campbell X Trinity Chr. 03, Concordia (WIs.) 79 Penaltles-yords 3— 20 5—35 Second FItSr downs 14 X Fumbles-last 2—8 1—8 Mendav't Gome Censelotlen Louisiana Tech 70. Centenary 63 U. lll.-Chicaao76,Pennsvlvanla71 Auburn 61-X; deteoted Rhodes 95-72. Time of possession 37:27 22:33 Ind-Safetv Wilson tackled In end lone, Rushe3vards 33127 33121 Ptnalfles-yards 313 2—24 Phoenix at Seattle, 10:X p.m., EST chuk, Carlyle), 9:17. 4, IWInnlpeg, Mo- Brigham Young 72 Poclflc 63 Louisiana Coll. 66, Sortno Hill X VMparalso II, Illinois Tech X 12 North Carolina Stale 12-0) deteoted 1:07 Poising yards 145 303 Individual SlatteRcs cLean I) (Howcrchuk, Ellett), )4:S1 rW/LKE FOREST (74) NEW YORK (UPl) — How the UPl Santa BofUaro 9870. Tuesday's OonMS Penottles— Boschman, Win, double Loulsvllle67, Vo. Commonwealth 55 Wobosh X, Mllllkln49 Top 20 cMleoe basketball teams tared In INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Ind-MIddleton 14 pass from Schllchter Sacks by yardage 4-40 08 RUSHING — Onclnotl-Klnnebrew 37, Denver at New York, night . Grton 1217 18 X, Tlromos 1-3 0-0 2, First round Lovoki-Baltimore 73, Tomoa 59 ' Washington 72 John Hopkins X games through Sunday, Dec. 2: 13. Indiana (l-l)detoMedOblo9873. RUSHING— St. Louls-Anderson 30- (Allegre kick), 13; 14 Return yards IX 142 Jennings 948, Schonert 318, Alexander minor, 0:40: Atocbmls, Col, 3;4i; Gortwr 34 231, Bopucs 210 OP 10, RuOd Washington 66, Boll St. 55 18 Louisiana State (20) deteoted L.A. Lakers at Cleveland, night Baxtar, Cal, riMlor (flghfing), 8:00; Mercer 74, Georgia CMI. 62 Westminster 92 Bootlst BlMcM I. Gewoetown (20) deieoted Hawaii 136, Ferrell 5-19, Lomax 6-39, Mitchell Third Passes 13332 27433 1337, Brooks 316, Martin 1-1 Cleveland- Boston at Oetrolt, night 11-X26X, Cllne2I0(H)8 Keptav22000,' Fresno St. 61, WIsconsIn-Grten Bov 46 MISSISSIoM 62 MocMurrov 57 M/heaton SS, Grace 52 Loyola (III.) )02-M; defeated OrM 9-19, Love M , Harrington 3-6. New Ind-FG Allegre 23 5:51 Punts 340.5 7-437 Green 1245, Bvner 31 Pruitt 17-X. Turnbull, Win, motor (flghtlngl, ■:00; OrtmonnGIOPO. Totals 3S-746-378 Loo 7845; defeated Southern Connecticut Roberts 7871. New Jersey at Chicago, nlidit Moclnnl8Col,19;X. MIssIsNoM St. 72 Delta X. B Wilmington 12 AAonchestcr 74 1846. England C,James 6-76, Collins ^1, Fourth Fumbles-lost 3) 18 PASSING — ancInnatl-Schonert 1321- L.A. Clippers at Houston, night BMI St. 75, Wls.-Grten Bov 57 Morehead St. 72 AMIIIgon 60 Wls.-Stevens Point 79, Luther 43 2 OePoul (20) defeated UCLA6861. 15. Kansas (8 1) defeated OctrMt 1684. Eason 1-2, Totupu 36, Ind-FG Allegre 21,5:12 Penaltlevyards 4 X 7-X 1-138, Esloson I2-2331M. Cleveland- Second period— ^S, Winnipeg, Hower- BOSTON COLLEGE ( l » TrXuns Classic /Morris Brown 70 Tuskegee 74 Wls.-Parkslde70, Purdue-Columet 16. Nevoda-Lds Vegas ()-)) detaotad A-X493. McOonald13233191. Atlanta at San Antonio, night chuk 14 (unassisted), 2:31 6. 3. St. John's (2-0) defeated laifayette Time ot possession X:44 X :X Utah at (jo Wen State, night Toltev 87 86 12 McCrcody 87 85 12 First round NE (jo . 72 Christian Brothers 60 65 9247: defeated St. Bonaventure S8X. Colorado Stats 6870. PASSING— St. Louls-Lomax 9-15-0- Ind But RECEIVING — Cincin no tl- Cgigarv, Patterson IS (Konrovd, Wil­ Bowars 0-0 DO X , Prssilcv 7-1186 X, M. Northern Arizona 66, Jacksonville Wisconsin 61, Woshlngton St. X 17. Kentucky (1-1) defeated Toledo Phoenix ot Portland, night son), 3:01 7, Coloarv, Beers )1 (Eavss, S. CorMlna 79, Towson X, M 4. Louisville (20) dMeoted Virginia 92. New Engiond-Eason 16-32-1-191. First Downs 13 IS Individual statistics CoHInsworth 1-7, KInnebrew M l Harris Adams 817 24 15, Gordon 25 DO 4, 64 S. CdtMlna 79, Towson X^6S ^ Wooster 41, John Carroll 31 Commonwealth 47-B. 68X: losttoPurdue68S8 Rushes-Yords 31-116 41-104 RUSHING-Pittsburgh-Pollard 13 353, Krelder 3 K , Jennings 329, Alex­ Loob), 3:X. S, Coloorv, Eaves 1 (Besrsi B«fTV892212 Btnton00222Scott 231-2 New MexlcoS7, CMumblo 44 II. Arkansas (2-1) defected Central Loob), )2:)9. PenoDIts Bench, Win; SE Louisiana 02 Texas Southern 60 5. Illinois (21) deteoted Chicogo State RECEIVING — St. Louis-Green 2-32, Passing Yards 125 155 57, Abercrombie 13X, Upps 1-31, Malone ander 311 Kern 1-5, Verier l-X , Holman Celtict 122, Cavalieri 99 S. Totals 31-59 3227 12 SW Loulslona 57, Lximar B ENMU 76, Oklahoma Bootlst W 61-63; deteoted Oktahomo 7270. Florida 598S; lost to Ohio Xate IS-08 Anderson 3-35, Mack 1-6, AAorsh M , Sacks By-Yards 1-9 310 38, Colquitt 1-8l Houston-Edwords 18, /Martin 14, Brooks I - l Munoz M . (served by Halftlm»— Wake Forest 40, Boston Northern Arteono68New Mexico 56 Sovonnoh St. 102 Benedict 73 Jacksonville 61, Columbia 61 19. (tie) North CorMlna (28) detaotad Mitchell M2, Tilley 1-6. New England- Clevetond-Brennan 5-55, Newsome 861 Mullen), 4:37; Boschman, Win, S:3S; 6. (Juke (20) defeated X. Louis 97-X; Return Yards 23 47 23X, Moon 3X , Joyner37. CMIepe X. Fouled out— none. Total fouls Censelotlen Southern 02 W. Texas St. 70 Louisiana St. 78 Oral Roberts 71 defeated Wlllkim 8 Mary 9260; deteoted Boston U. 1872 C. Jon>es 2-16, Dawson 3-27, Romsey 4-59, Passes 11-28-1 11-231 Feacher3M, Adorns M l, Bvner 18. CLEVELAND (99) Hunter, Col, 17:30. — Wake Forest X, Boston CMIepe 18 Jacksonville 61, CMumblo 61 Southern Miss. 65, Arkansas St. X N. Arizona 68 New AAexIco X 19. (tte) Vlrglnlo Tech (18) was Idle. Morgan 3-24, Storring 2-31, Totupu 1-18, Punts 847.4 7-336 PASSING-PIttsburgh-Malone 1333 MIssedfleldeoate: Brtech,43. Hinson 12-2124 X, Thompson 313 3616, Third ptrlod— 9, WlniNpea, Amlel 9 Rebounds— Woke Forest 33 (Green The Otodel 92 Georgia St. 72 Pan-American 60, N. Texas St. X Fryor M4. Fumbtes-Lost 3-3 3 ) 1931 Houston-Moon 27-433033. Turp(n3111-211, Bagiev 2-7(H)4,(3avls 48 (O r vie), 1:39. K), Winnipeg, Small II Boston Coltepe 43 (Toltev 10). Assiste— Thomas More 69, Oakland City 65 SMU X , NW Louisiana Missed field goals: none. Penaltlev Yards 9-69 945 32 11 Hubbard 37 1-2 S, Cook 3418 6, (Carlyle, Steen), 10:31 II, Wlnntaeg, Wake Forest IS (Bopues 6), Boston AlC 79, Control Conn. 60 Tulane 65, Brodlev X Southern 62, W. Texos St. 71 Time ot Possession X:S3 X:07 RECEIVIN(3Pltteburoh-Stollworth 3 Rams34, Saints 21 Wilson 3101-211, Poquette 24 184, West Steen 7 (LzMidholm, Cor1vle),pp, IS:X. 11 CMIepe 13 (Adams6) TecbnIcM— none. A Atianv St. 75, Stony Brook 60 VMI 72 Lynchburg 60 Texas Chrlstton 71, John Brown 57 Chlels16.Broncosl3 113, Upps 4-43, Abercrombie 318, 34186. Totals438312-)799. ” lutwistetad), op, — 7810. Abrlght 60. Messiah SI Virginia Tech 91, Charleston 67 Texas Tech 71, Texos-Son AntonloX IndlvMualSIansllcs Erenberg M4, Thompeon 1-5. Houston- BIMTON O X ) .If-ColROTy* Looh 10 (Hunter), Alfred 51, RPI 47 New Orleans t 7 tie —n Assumption 60, New York Tech 71 Virginia Union 60, Rondoloh-Macon RUSHIN(3lnd-Moore 7-35, McMillan Smith 7-108, Holstan 741, Edwards 3X, LA Rrnns 14)8 a t- x Maxwell 34 88 4, Bird 31S 44 X , 17:47.14, Calgary, Reinhart 12 (Nilsson), 14 Adams SI. IX, Colorado Mines 101 Denver 7 3 3 •—13 7-X, Schllchter 321, Middleton 38, Walls 3-32, Bryant 341, J. Williams l-X, FlrsI Parish 35086, Johnson 391810, Alnge 35 OP, 19:06. Ptnaltlss— MocLson, Win/ Collegs bsskstbsll results Benttev S6. QuInnIMac SZ W. Kentucky 70, Uvlngston 30 Arizona 79, San Jose St. 44 Kantdi City 0 7 0 9— )6 Wonsley 7-21. Buf-Bell 304X Neal 32$, AAcCloskev M l, Orestel 1-5. LA-IrvIn 51 mterceptlon (Lamford 08 6, Buckner 12141, McHole 13X4SX, ^ 4 ^ 0 ^ 12:12; Bears. CM. Bkighomton St. n Union 63 W.Vo. Wesleyan 95, Bluefield X. 75 Etaksrsfleld St. 13, Stanislaus St. 62 Finl Riddick l-mlnu3l, Dufek 2-mlnus-7, Missed field goals; none. Carlisle 310 32 6, Kite 14 441 Wedman 15:00; Bobveh. Win. 16:27; Howsrehuk, Brtdgeoort 62 Scranton 59 kick), 4;X Teunsomeiite William 2 Mary II. Orexel 65 BMm St. 54, Eastern Wash. 49 Den— Watson 48 post from El- Brookins M l, Kofler )-mlnus-7. 317 M 19, Clark 2-S 74 II. Totals4397 Win. mlnor-mlsconduct. 17:47. Buffalo St. 65, Houghton 77 Col. Christian 70, Pacific (Ore. )60 way (Karlls kick), 14:)2 LA-OIckerson 7 run djonsford kick), 23X1X. CovoMer tayltaWenol Conlslus 95, Merevhurst 73 MUdWflSB 10:X Adrian 67, Mt. Vernon Noz. 70 (M) Colorado X Utah » PASSING-Ind-Schllchter 11-23135. SbCMld Ctovetand X X I1 2 9 — X Shots on goal— Colgarv 7-129— X. CarneMe-AAellon 72 Westminster 59 Denver 67 Baker X Second Buf- Dufek 11-23164. Cowboys 28. Eaglet 10 Bestan M X X 2 5 — IX WInnIpsa 181212-31 Virginia 72, Lovolo-Md. 60 Akron 68 W. IIIInMs 57 LA-Ellord 16 pass from Kemp Richmond 66. Tampa 59 Augsburg X , St. Thomas 65 Loyola (Calif.) 76, Irvine 66 Den— FG Karlls 22,10:00 (Lonsford kick), 0:11 Three-point goals— Thompson, Power play conversions Clark 71, WPI 63 (jOvola-AAarymount 76, UC-IrvIne M KC— Carson 24 pass from Ken­ RECEIVIN(}-lnd-Butler 2-X, Porter Bird. Fouled out— West. Total fouls— (oppartunlta8aoals>— Colaarv.51.Wln- Cornell 61. Ehnlra 43 Beloit 76, NE Illinois SI Dalles 7 t18 1—X LA-FG Loiwford X , 5:49 VIrolnia 57. Richmond S2 Cortland 65, York 43 Bethel 69, St. Mary (Kan.) 64 ney (Lowery kick), 14:52 2-13 Bouza 2-X, Middleton 2-26, Sherwin N(3Scott 14 POM from O. Wilson Cleveland 24, Boston 19. Rebounds— nlpeo.51. Montana V , Air Force SS 1-25, Henry 2-X. Buf-Den nord 1-15, Hunter 0 3 8 7— It Cleveland X (Hinson 14), Boston 46 Goalies— Calgary. Lemelln. Ed­ Censotallen Oovton 66. ProvMenceSS Butter 72 DePauw X first (Andersen kick), II :39 Lovol2 Md. 72 Tampa 59 Deloware 51, Princeton 46 C Mlchlgon 71. W Michigan 70 Oregon St. 54. /Missouri S2 Third 451, Franklin 342, Bell 31), Mosley 1-5. ■nud (Maxwell 9). Assists— Oeveland 21 wards. WInnIpea. Hayward. A— 11306. Pacific Iaitheranl2 Xmon Fraser 70 Den-r-FG Karlls 37,1:)2 MIsHd Field Goals: None. (Bagley 10), Boston 29 (Bird 5). Chgttaneepa Ckmlc E. Conn. 69, Maine Presque Isle 64 Calvin 114, Nazareth 52 LA-FG Lonsford X , I3:X First round Cedarvllle720hlo Wesleyan 70 Pomono-PItzer 12 Cal lo/th. 61 Fourth Technical— Cleveland coach Kort, 1 Rsferse— Kerry Fraser. Furman 49, James Modlsan 46 Pt. Loma 70, Clare.-Mudd SS KC— FG Lowery 46„3;19 SbCOAtf Ebwtii A— I44X. Middle Tennessee State n , Tennessee Gannon 52 /Ulkince 56 andnnotl 56, N. KentudtvB Phl-FG /McFoddtn X, 3:18 NOYoung 3 pass from D. Wilson State 60 OePoul 10, UCLA 61 San Diego St. 121, AAorgan St. 69 KC— FG Lowery 28, 7:59 Ceoroe /Mason 77, /Manhattan 71 Santa Barb. 72 Mo.-St. Louis 65 KC— FG Lowery 42,13:04 Raiders 45, Ooiphint 34 Third (Andersen kick), 0:44 CaplalsS, Penguins 1 Tenn.-Chottanoopa 64, Austin Peov Hamilton 97, M/llllam 66 Denison 68 Bethel 59 A— 38,494 White NOGoodlow 8 POM from D. Wilson 76ert114,NeU112 54 Horvord 72 Merrimack 69 Eastern III. 60, Indiana X 67 Santa Clara X , San Fran. St. X (Septlen kick), 4:X (/knderien kick), 5:M O iontplenKita Emporia 96, Kansas Newman 77 Weber St. 77, Utah St. 70 Den KC Hofstra 105, Vo. Wesleyan 74 Western St. 103 N.M. Highlands X First downs 17 )7 lA Holders 7 10 7 21— « Dal-Sofety. Dutton socked Plsorclk In O-Ellord ,X^pos4 (rom Kemp PjW X g r» 441— 1 Tenn.-Chottanoopa 71, Middle Tenn. Ithaca M, Ooemen 75 Evansville 50, MIstourl-KC 47 Miomi 7 8M 7— 38 end zone, 4;X (Lonsford klcA O X t NEW JERSEY (IIX 69 Ferris St. 51, Carthage 40 Western Wash. 12 Lewt^Oork X. 67 Rushes-yords JflVl45 27—93 first Kenyon 49, U. (X Rochester 67 Wyoming 93, Seattle-Pacific 74 Passing vords ^ F l6 4 225 Ctol-Newiome 8 run (Seplltn kick), A-4944B O'KorenO-8180, B. IwilllamsIlltSAX, ^findpertod— I.Wtash. Jofvte2(G2 Wkhlta SI. II P0SS4S I3 -2 4 -) Salem X. 102 New England CMI. 73 S60-IJOOO piL aU 6JJ Recelvlna— Oalkn-HIII 325, J. Jones CNICAOO (1l» A— 9394. X. John's 92'l!lcSiv5Me47 Siena 52 U (N Maine B Peru St. 62 Benedictine SS •••••••••••••••••••••• Punte 5— «.0 330, Springs 1-57, Renfro M l Newsomg RstarPe— OreiNon. X. Bonoventure 72 X. Fronds 59 XIooerv Rock 42 Geneva 46 FumMesJosI 1— 1 How Top 20 fared S. Johns^ 5|;7 08 X, Woolrldae 216 54 '•y PJIIo%IP»ed the put down moinentorily in a contro­ Page threw himself acro.ssthe ring Fullback Doug Black added 155 IOC's offer to take part in any to ery foul and risk another Aubufti's toss was LSC's gain. had two conference losses. politicians' and not by sports "Rather, it lies in identifying the 89 IOC members, reaffirmed its Deacons al the intermission with 14 points, while Tyrone Rogues versial alter-ihe-bell exchange in and delivered a flurry of blows at yards in 31 carries and a TD for the meeting between the two countries clubbing Irom American Greg The I.sth-ranked Bengals, 4-1-f m- The Longhorns were a dispirited leaders." he told a news confer­ true motives for non-participation full support for the 1988 Summer and Rudd finished with eight apiece. the lifth and decked again in the the South .-Mrican's head Cadets, who finished 7-3-1 and wifi if both agreed. Page. the SEC. were idle this week and bunch after allowing the Aggies to ence at the end of the first and pointing out that such actions Olympics in Seoul and the Winter seventh for a seven count, was At the end of the fifth. Coetzee meet Michigan State in the inaugu­ Page, a 26-year-old. Anzona- finished second in the league. With score the most points against them Elxtraordinary Session in the IOC's will isolate the representatives of Games in Calgary. Moored for the last time. momentarily dropped to his knees ral Cherry Bowl. based fighter, knocked out Coetzee first-place Florida burred from in the 91- year history of the 98-year history. the National Olympic Committees The session also agreed that the Coetzee lay barely moving on the with his corner claiming Page had John Dewberry, a junior quar­ to take the WBA heavyweight post-season play. LSU was given rivalry Alter the loss, Texas He said the boycotts at the 1980 of such countries, upon their own IOC would be responsible for (canvas for nearly three minutes as caught him with a right hook after terback who transferred from erown Saturday but most ringside the SEC's Sugar Bowl berth officials met and decided to accept Moscow Games and the 1964 volition, from the Olympic sending out and receiving replies his handlers waited for him to the bell. against No. 4 Nebraska. Georgia to Georgia Tech two years clocks were at 3: 48 in the eighth recover from a left hook, a straight a bid to play Iowa in the Freedom ago. scored on a 38- yard draw and Olympics were (or political rea­ Games." to Olympic invitations which were But there was no dispute about a Auburn, which wound up tied round when Page landed his lethal right and another left hook which Bowl. threw two TD passes to give the sons. adding. "But I am very The action taken against offi- previously handled by Olympic 3-punch combination which sank with Georgia f9r third, was invited 3- punch combo. ciidia.xed one of the most serious Rutie began his remarkable Y’eltow Jackets a 35-18 triumph optimistic about the political sifua- cials from boycotting countries Organizing Committees of the host Coetzee in the seventh for a seven to face Arkansas in the Liberty Coetzee s manager Hal Tucker beatings he has taken. Saturday by throwing for 276yards over the Bulldogs. tion. We are at the beginning of a wxHild prevent them from taking cities. count, and then followed the Bowl new detente. said he had advised Coetzee to seek Page, scoring freely and yelling and three TDs in a 43-18 rout of Freshman Kerwin Bell threw part in key votes in addition to Samaranch said despite differ­ rapid-fire delivery from Page in The complete bowl picture was “ If relations between the two an annullment of the fight and "that's one from the jerk' with Holy Cross. Afterward, the pint- two touchdown passes and Bobby elections. But the ban would not ing views by delegates, the out­ the eighth which earned him the cleared up Saturday night when super powers are better than demand a re- mutch because of the every punch he landed, was rarely sized quarterback was whisked to Raymond kicked two field goals to apply to IOC members. 17 of whom come of the session showed unity. miDiis* title. mistake. Houston overcame a sluggish start New York, where he was named to ^ y . I am sure all the National are NOC presidents. He said no one spoke out against worried by Coetzee, who was Stan Christodoulou. E.xecutive spark No. 7 Florifia to a 27-17 The South African's trainer Olympic Committees will be pres- Samaranch said the IOC would the resolution, not .even the Soviet outbuxed and unnerved by the Director of the South .African victoo' over No. 13 Florida Stale. Willie Luck was quoted as saying ent in 1968. But if the situation is the discuss the question of referees Union and its East Bloc allies, who American's fcrocitjif^ Boxing Control Board, said there Coetzee would appeal, but there Coetzee was supremely confi­ same or worse than now. .we are and judges of boycotting countries have been voicing their opposition was no word from the former was no W BAruletoappealoverthe Dolphins lose to Raiders. 45-34 once again sure to face with the international sports to Seoul staging the 1988 Games. dent he could retain the title he timing controversy. vha- "Oil. who rested at his home difficulties.'' f- federations. Samaranch said the Executive took from Michael Pokes in "He lost the fight fair and out-.. Johannesburg The IOC. in its resolution. The IOC. which called this Board would reply to a letter September 1983 and culled Page a square " he said. "He was clearly ’ T'lou.saiids of television fight "je rk " at last week's pre-fight beaten in the ring." Ians phoned newspapers around medical. Page, offering a return bout to Marino breaks TD mark the country to cuuiplaili the eighth But the South African clearly Coetzee at Sun City, said he and his round was too tong. Most private had no idea how Page would repay corner were sure the round went Bv Les Klos McCallum defends crown cUx-kmgs at the ringside showed the insult. MUFFLERS longer than three minutes. UPt Sports Writer an overrun of nearly a minute. . Coetzee's first setback came at ■'You get a feeling for the time. " MILAN. Italy tUPl) — Mike But official 'South .African time­ the start of the second when he was Page said. MIAMI — The Los Angeles McCallum. the World Boxing Asso- Raiders and Miami Dolphins put cialion junior middleweight cham­ on a fireworks exhibition in the pion. planned an aRemoon at an Orange Bowl Sunday and may Italian soccer match Sunday (ol- Chris reaches semifinals make it July 4 all over again in lowing his successful title defense about a month. against Italian Luigi Minchillo. Resular MELBOL'RNE. Australia (CPI) It was very windy and 1 think I Turnbull, who has beaten the The Raiders' defense turned out The hard-hitting McCallum pun­ * Per axle — Chris Evert Lloyd overcame a played the conditions better I was .American only once in 19 matches, to have more firepower than the ished Minchillo (or 13 rounds with ^(most cars) .swirling wind to defeat Sophie kind of glad it was a short match 4jased into the semifinals by Dolphin offense as Los Angeles snapping jabs to the head and body ♦Mr Amiach of France. 6-2. 6-1, today because I'd been hanging around defeating 32-year-old Californian came away with a 45-M victory. Saturday night before the 29-yeaf- ’^ R eau lar and advance to the semifinals of all day and when I finally got on Sharon Walsh, 7-5. 6-2. The win moved the defending old Italian finally surrendered.' the $1.5 million .Australian Open court it was pretty late." The remaining quarterfinals are Super Bowl champions to the brink faiUng to answer the bell for the THE ECONOMIZER tennis tournament Evert Lloyd, who won this title scheduled for Tuesday, pitting of an AFC wild-card berth. The 14th of the scheduled 15 rounds. BRAKE SPECIAL Evert Lloyd had to wait several two years ago when she scored her defending champion Navratilova Raiders, 18-4, own a two-game lead H ie technical knockout earned hours longer than expected be­ last victory over arch rival Mar­ against fellow American Barbara on the New England Patriots for $200,880 for McCallum. wlw now MUFFLER N SC BRAKES DRUM BRAKES cause of interruptions due to rain tina .Navratilova, will meet Aiis- Potter and Pam Shriver against the fianl wild-card entrance with lives in New York (Tity. (Trant Ask) (Front or rear aalc) but wasted little time in imsting traiia's top woman player, Wendy Helena Sukova of Czechoslovakia. two games remaining. More important, it gave the • Free 4 \Mheel brake • f tee 4 • wheel bteke Amiach. INSTALLATION INaUDED Turnbull, in the semifinals on Men's defending champion Mats The Dolphins. 12-2. had already former amateur soccer player inspection •nspectiOQ " I think I had my clo.se match Thursday Wilander struj«led into the quar­ clinched both the AFC East and some of the boxing respect be says The Economizer muffler from Midas fits • Replace pads with new • Replace sfuje', //ifi. np w against Pascale (Paradis) in the "The next two days I wont be Suaianteed disc pads ^uaraeiervi lining** terfinals. needing five sets to stop home-field advantage in their first he’s been missing during his 4-year most Am encan-m ade cars and trucks. Your previous round . , this girl today slacking off. " added Evert Lloyd " fellow Swede Stefan Simonsson playoff game. So it could well be professional career • Resurface rotors • Resurface rirums ►was:- * playing so well." Evert I'm going to be practicing even 2-6, 6-1, 5-7, 6-2. 6-3. the Raiders wtU be back for an “ I’ve showed what 1 can do. I satisfaction w ith this product is assured. • Replace grease seals • Inspect wheel rylifi'ler'. Lloyd said. • Inspeo and repack harder still. " Former two-time champion Jo­ encore the last weekend in De­ 'Showed why I'm great." McCal- • Inspect hold dow n wheel beann^s han Kriek. seeded fourth, and cember tor a playoff showdow n. lum, now undefeated after 23 springs • Inspect calipers • Lubricate backin<] plates Australian Pat Cash, the fifth seed, " I think this is going to be good bouts, told a national television Guarantee: The Economizer Muffler is • Inspect hydraulic system • Inspect hyrjraulir sy*ifem also advanced to a quarterfinal for us to know what to expect " audience in the ring moments after warranted by Midas tor one year from the • lubricate cakpiei arKhors • ReacJjust brakes ‘Marathon Mania’ has showdown Cash defeated John said comerback Mike Haynes, who the victory in Milan's Palazzo date of installation and will be replaced • Inspect fluid levels • Road test Sadri of the United States. 7-6. 6-4, '■■intercepted Dan Mariono twice — Dello Sport. free of charge if it fails during this period. • A d d fluid if required 7-5 while Kriek turned back John one going for a 9T-yard touchdown "N o one can stop me iiow. I'm j t • Road test four around the world Frawley of Australia. 6-4, 6-3, 6-2. and the other setting up a TD. ueipkoto ready to fight anyone. But I ’d like • MelaHic pads extra Earlier in the day, top-seed Ivan ■ They have the big-play oHense to have Davey Moore next." By United Press International Lendl completed a rain-delayed but we try to make things happen (^3) gets otf pass that turned out to McCallum's estalk- manager Midaa bTRke ahoM and disc brake pads arci time of 2: It: 23 and took home a warranted for aa long at you own your American or foreign prize of $12,000. Martin was treated third-round match, bearing on ctefense too." Haynes saki ms 37th T D toss of the year, breaking old mark of 36 held Lou Duva. who took over the m :s m DPI photo car, van or light truck (under 14.(XX) lb s) M iheyever wear ou! "Marathon Mania" swept the by medics for a blister after he Frenchman. Tarik Benhabiles 2-6. "Hopefully we'rebelteron defense by G to i^ Blanda and Y.A. Title. Marino threw for four fighter three weeks before he won new Midas brake shoM or pads wrfi bo installed wifhoui 6-2, 6-4, 6-4. than they ate on offense. " Champion Mike McCallum of Jamaica (right) raises the world Sunday from the east coast bested Fraser Clyne of Scotland, TD s but Dolphins fell. 45-34. the WBA junior middleweight title charge lor the shoes or pads or the labor lo install tfw shoes of the United States to the Far who posted a time of 2:11:49. Navratilova won her match Dolphin defensive end Doug last October from Irishman Sean hand of defeated Italian challenger Luigi Minchillo (left), Offer expiree: 12/17 or pads Additional p v ts and/or labor required to resiore the East. At Baltimore, David Shafer, 28. Sunday, defeating Kathy Rinaldi Belters is eager to get even Mannion. took part of Ihecredit for syttofn to operational condition are extra Less than two minutes later. coach Don Shuw. who tailed to come out of his corner after 13 rounds of Four marathons and a lo.oou- of Middletown. Md., pulled ahead of the United Slates, 4-6, 6-0, 6-1, to "It looks like we might gel his boxer's win. 243-9430 Monchottor 646-6606 Southington 621-9333 Haynes' letumed his second inter­ Marino threw for a career high solid brawling tor the vyorld Boxing Association junior Branford 481-2388 iiieter run were held from Balti­ in the final three miles to win the stretch her unbeaten singles re­ another chance at the Raiders ception 34 yards to the Miami is “ Minchillo was as tough as vte MldcBotown 347-9100 Torrington 482-7647 cord to 73 matches. 418 yards, completing 3Sof-57 thought, but Hike was that much middleweight title. Bristol 582-7983 N o w B r i t ^ more. Md,, to Tokyo as partici- • Maryland Marathon with a time of somewhere downthe line, soatthis Marcus Allen carried three Umes. 224-9137 WkdibMford 265-0953 pants competed for prize money ■2:20.8. point in the season, we can't just passes, four of them tor touch­ hetler." he said. “He's really (.H artford 289-9315 NofwHovon 865-6111 V fatO T M ry 757-0339 Evert Lloyd's victory over Para­ going over Irom 6 yards out oa his downs. That gives the second-year In fM d 745-0305 that once was offered only under S h afer earned $2,300 and throw our hands up and say we're last try to make it 381-27. worked hard with m e." over the rock-steady Minchillo. owner of the world's most expen­ Now London 447-1711 INL Hartford 522-0171 dis Sunday enabled her to become quarterback 48 TD passes for the Duva also mentioned top-rated Groton 445-8129 Norwich VflBSt Hovon • he table. avenged his second-place finish in losers," Betters said. They got us The Dolphins puUed to within 4 The ZT-year-oM Jamaican, who sive player. Argentine midfielder fc*---- ■-- 889-8433 934-2626 the first woman since tennis went season, besting the one-season ^contender John Mugabi of Uganda ■ ■MilNlVfl 248-0327 BockyHil 563-1507 (MMImantlc 456-1766 The biggest race was in Sacru- last year's race. this time, but we'll be looking for when Marino threw his third played defense in his youth in Diego Maradona. ^ -A a "open" in 1968 to break the them next time." record of X heM jointly by Y.A. 1^ IMH IlUFQ 246-4828 5. Hartford 246-5127 mento. Calif., where 1,868 partici­ At 'Tokyo. Japa'n's Takeyuki touchdown p o ^ a 9-yarder to as a p o ^ b te challenger for SiBcCal. Kingston, intended to enjoy a look The defeat was Minchillo's se­ l.OOO-victory barrier. Tittle and George Blanda. lum's title. pants from 14 countries partici­ Nakayama set a personal-best Hayues opened the scoring with Mark Duper with 2:88 to go. hut al some of the best his once fa vored cond setback in his quest for a pated in the California time to win the 19th Fukuoka his 97-yard return. The lead then McCallum's Sunday afternoon sport can offer. Intemazionale of Only buiie Jean King has won Allen iced it with a 52-yard “ The recoros are nice, hut if we world boxing Utle. He lost a rugged International Marathon. see-sawed into the fourth quarter plans included a visit to Milan’s Milan, which boasts the West FREE WRITTEN ESTIMATES International Marathon in 2:10. more matches, with 1.846 victo­ touchdown run 17 seconds later. had won. it would have been a lot points decision in 1963 against Ken Martin, a 28-year-old from when Los Angeles went a h i ^ for vast Giuseppe Meaiza Stadium, German farmer European Foot- .Nakayama. 24. was trailed by ries. but 351 of those triumphs were "M aking the plays that count, nicer." Marino said. "W e had the current World Boxing Council .Mesa. Ariz.. won the race with a good at 31-27 on a 75-yard pass from just a few hundred yards from the bailer of the Year Kari-Heinz Japan's Taisuke Kodama. in the amateur days of tennis. when it counts, that's what makes opportunities, but the mistakes junior middleweight champion Marc Wilson to Dokie Williams site of his Saturday night triumph Rummenigge. was to play N a ^ i the Raiders great." said Dolphin killed us." Thomas Hearns in Detroit.

I 16 - MANCHEFTER HERALD, Monday, Dec. 3. 1984 ■MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Dec. 3. 1984 - 17 Supermarket Shopper About Town Carol Lawrence has found Refund form runaround Members share memories It’s hard to get TV series Gamma Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa, Interna­ tional Honorary Sorority for Women Educators, will "I’ve ii.sed different airents and meet Thursday at 3:30 p.m. at the home of Ann Bv Vernon Scott played everything from a Manchu­ irritates many consumers Johnson. She'll be co-hostess with Sara Robinson. United Press Internotlonal rian princess to a 70-year-old Th.il Members will share Christmas memories, have a isn’t enough. teacup auction and a short.business meeting. HOLLYWOOD - U;m)l 1-iw Bv Martin F. Sloane ..rt'nce. a triple-threat entertainer "Even atipcarances in 'Matt Clip ‘n’ file refunds United Feature Syndicate ‘Play It Again, Sam’ a.s daneer-singer-aetre.s.s. is weary Houston.’ Murder She Wrote.' of spending six months a year on 'Love Boat.' Hotel' and Simon Special Holiday Offers This year smart shoppers will receive almost The Little Theater of Manchester will hold open the road and wants to .settie down and Simon’ this sea.son won’t fix half-a-billion dollars worth of cash refunds, fre^--re^-v eastings for the VSjoody Allen comedy, "Play It Again, in a weekly TV series. me in the public mind Sam " Thutsday, Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. at the products and coupons from the manufacturers But how does an established "It's time to sl.iy here ,d home, The following refund offers ure worth $179. This return for proofs of purchase. Refunding is becomingitiO theater's workshop, 210 Pine St. There are roles for performer turn that difficult trick? star in a series .uid recslablish week's refund offers have a total value of $190.50. one of America's most popular consumer sports. But three men and nine women. " I t ’s not easy." said Carol, who I am wKli (he .•\nierican These refund offers make gift giving easier: the key to refund savings, the refund mail-in request Rehearsals will begin in early January [or the slender and darkly beautiful. public.” COLECO Tabletop Arcade Game $10-20 Re­ form, has always been a problem. Even though production in the last week of February and the first Carol has discovered, as have Depsile all her recent exposure bate. Send the required refund form and as proof manufacturers are printing up more refund forms week of March. „ . n , many other touring personalities on TV and the fait ih.d she will of purchase the Guide number clipped from the than ever before, they are still in short supply. The casting committee includes: Bob Donnelly, and movie stars, if you aren't a TV bwom e the first "live perform er" corner of the instruction Games Rule Book, with The problem of finding refund forms is further David Newirth, Betty Lundberg and Toni Fogarty. regular your celebrity status is in to win a brass star on the the proof of purchase seal from the back of the box complicated when retailers don't recognize the value / The Little Theater of Manchester is a non-protfit jeopardy. Hollywood Walk of Fame (next from the following games: Krogger, Zaxxon, that savings-conscious shoppers place on these organization with membership open to any area She itnows Tom Selleck and January). Carol remains a nebu Pac-Man. Ms. Pac-Man. Donkey Kong, Donkey dollar-bill-size slips of paper. resident. The 1985 season will be its 25th season. Bennet orchestra — circa 1931 Linda Evans have greater public lous entity with millions of her Kong Jr. and Galaxian: plus the dated register Two years ago I began receiving letters from For more information on casting call Toni Fogarty, identity than Robert Redford and countrymen. tape showing the purchase made between Oct. I. readers who told me of problems they were having 643-9086. • ' Marjorie (Mitchell) Bissell of 109 which was taken about 1931, belongs to Merle Streep. Selleck and Evans She is ivdticing her availability 1983 and Jan. 31, 1985 The limit is two refunds obtaining refund forms at K-Mart stores. In most Room on Mexico trip are seen by upwards of .50 million for tours and has canceled 10 club Expires Jan. 31, 1985. cases the forms were b('lng kept at the checkout Carman Road is at the drums in this Bissell. She said she can't recall exactly Americans every week. dates, concerts and ocean crui.ses FISHER-PRICE Toy Box $5 Refund. Send the counter, and if you purchased a product for which a AAR P 1275 still has openings for its trip.to Mexico. picture of the eighth-grade orchestra at which building the photo was taken in. "Twenty years ago. and longer, in recent years to work iiiT V required refund form and the Universal Product form was available, you were to receive it. But, except Re.servations will be taken until Dec. 26 for the Feb. 26 Bennet Junior High School. The photo. when I was starring on Broadway 1 "Sometimes TV roles are cast a Code symbol from the Toy Box shipping carton for the few refunds mentioned in K-Mart advertise­ to March 7 trip to cost $840 for twin occupancy and $995 could do a TV show once a week week or a day or two iH'forc the Expires March 30, 1985. ments, shopptms had no idea of the forms that were for single occupancy. when live dramatic shows were show starts lilm ing.” she ex­ I KODAK 940 Camera Rebate. Receive a $5 available. The cashiers would not show the.selection For more details and reservations, call Jeanne popular." Carol said. "N o matter plained "Y ou ’ve got (o Ih’ in refund on Kodamatic or Kodak Trimprint 940 of forms to consumers. Johnson at 646-1617. Advice how well a Broadway show does, Hollywood and ready to go when Instant Camera. Send the required refund form The readers who wrote to me wondered how they the exposure is insignificant com­ your agent telephones. If you’re and the proof of purchase seal from the inside flap could shop wisely and receive the benefit of refund Girl Scout leaders meet pared to TV. out of town, they find someone of the camera box and the dated register tape offers if K-Mart was hiding the refund forms. They L "S o during the days I ’d do roles CAROL LAWRENCE e ls e " showing the purchase made between April 1, 1984 asked the K-Mart cashier to show them the forms and Manchester Girl Scout leaders will have a workshop in 'Hallmark Playhouse.' 'The U.S. . . . wants to settle down ( ’arol would be hajipiest i.HQRn and Jan. 31. 1985. Requests must be postmarked were told they would have to purchase the product open to the public Tuesday at the Unitarian Readers say it’s about time Steel Hour,’ 'The General Electric hour dramatic .series. llut*"'We by Feb. 28, 1985. Expires Jan. 31, 1985. first. How could they make up their minds to purchase Universalist Meetinghouse, 153 W. Vernon St., Theater.' 'Armstrong Circle to be in a series, living at home. would settle for a situation comedy PE NTAX ME Super Rebate Offer Receive a the product, they asked, if they weren't being shown preceded by a 6:30 p.m. social hour with craft exhibits Theater' and 'Play of the Week.’ I You don't have as many problems if it were .something special Carol $25 refund. Send the required refund form and the the refunds that were available'.’ and desserts, and a 7:30 p.m. program on Scout also sang on the Ed Sullivan and in TV compared to all the things .says she's basically a clown at complete end flap of the box containing the words I called it the "Refund Runaround” and began service projects for the holidays and the rest of the trick-or-treating is abolished Perry Como shows and occasional that’s wrong in live picM-ntations heart. "Pentax ME Super," tl(e original I'.S. warranty calling people at K-Mart to try and get this problem year. musical specials. on the road." But a talented performer like card and the dated register tape showing the resolved K-Mart has a reputation of helping shoppers Speakers include representatives of Manchester Carol cannot simply announce her Herald photo by Pinto DEAR ABBY: Shame on you. .squabbles over which sibling had " I t was the best of worlds, a For more than a decade Carol purchase made between May 1. 1984 and Dec. 31. save money and it seemed to me that these Area Conference of Churches, Meals-on-Wheels, the availability and then stepout of the Your campaign to abolish the the better "haul.” Much of what golden time when I could star in 1 drifted away from TV while 1984. Expires Dee. 31, 1984. refund-form policies were defeati'ng their purpo.se, Elderly Outreach Program, Project Genesis and wav as offers come flooding her tradition of trick or treat on they brought home gathered dust Do, I Do,’ or play Maria in starring in Uis Vegas and touring not to mention alienating a lot of good customers. Winners hold leaves others. w a y . PROCTOR-SILEX S4-$24 Rebate. Send the Halloween is unreal. Why deny until Christmas. Then it was 'Westside Story' at night and work in concert and clubs. She play»-d to I called and called and talked and talked, but I For more information, call Pamela Broderick at Dear "M y agents and luanagers are required refund form and the product model Lynn Rhodes, Verplanck School first- childreirthe fun of dressing up in thrown out. at other roles at the .same time fall houses and .still doe.s, bid ii;.s couldn't get any action. Finally I decided that I would 649-8787. putting together a coiu-erted and number(s) from the product carton(s) plus the costumes and going from door to Each year Halloween grew during the day. not the same :is a weekly gig on the advi.se readers to go to the top. Each time 1 received a grade teacher, gives student Kevin Abby conscientious pla’n. ” she said dated register tape with the purchase price(s) door to show off and collect a few increasingly repugnant to us. As "Now with TV almokt'entirely tube letter regarding the K-Mart problem, I advised Bates a paper leaf signifying his parents "There has to be a well-organized circled showing purchases made between July 1. Christmas trip Is planned treats just because a few rowdies Abigail you say. "It’s legalized blackmail" located in Hollywood, if you're in a "It's hard to maintain yoiir readers to write directly to S.G. Leftwich. the effort to put together a pro|>erty 1984 and Dec 31. 1984 for the following refunds: joined the PTA. Fellow student Sylena have abused the custom? — a poor concept to instill in Broadway show you are out of impact unless you are in a .series.” president of K-Mart. The bus for the Manchester Green Chapter, AARP. Van Buren that suits nie individually. Coffeemaker (model' No. A510W) for an $8 I usually agree with you, Abby, children. Finally after several sight and out of mind to the rest of Carol said. It wasn't long afterward that I received a telephone Getchell holds her leaf. Their class won "Chri.stmas in Hartford" trip will leave Community rebate, (model No. A41.5AU) for a $4 rebate: but this time I think you were years of dreading Oct. 31. I the country. "We are sc'iri'hing for an idea call from A.J. Seitz, K-Mart's director of sales a pizza party for getting the most new Baptist Church parking lot at 8:30 a.m. Dec. 12. Toaster Oven (model No. 0221AU) for a $10 wrong to suggest ending a cher­ thought, "Why should I go against "Audiences don’t remember you that eombines iiiy talents as an promotion. It was quickly followed by a letter which For information., call trip coordinator Anna "1 would like to cut down my even if you apfiear regularly in aelre.ss. singer and daneer. I do. rebate, (model No. 0219B) for an $8 rebate: Iron PTA members in a recent drive. In the ished tradition that is second only lawn and started to threaten me, so my principles to follow the said: "W e certainly are concerned about the LaGace at 649-9742 out-of-town work to two months a guest roles in episodic shows after all. have an operatie voice (model No. 1424S) for a $6 rebate, (model No. background is the PTA family tree, with to Christmas for some children. I quickly shut the door and called sheep?" So, instead, on Halloween unpleasant experiences .some customers had obtain­ year. I could play clubs during a' wearing different co.stumes, wigs and I've really done more singing 1414AU) for a $5 rebate. The limit is one refund Please let us know how the voting the sheriff. I was told, "It's only a we took our children to a restau­ ing rebate coupons, ■you can be a.ssured that we will the names of all students whose parents series hiatus. I can’t take off more and makeup, playing a variety of and dancing thiin I have straight per customer per product category. Expires Jan. W A TES plan a meeting went. game. It's Halloween! ” rant for a festive dinner. come up with a satisfactory solution for ail K-Marts joined the PTA written on bright paper than a few days at a time without characters. They don’t associate acting. 14. 1985. , LOVES CHILDREN The next morning my lovely They never felt deprived, and I very shortly, and our customers are by far the most Manchester WATES will have a business session getting anxious to work again. you with any particular "I think it isonly a matter of time leaves. IN MILWAUKEE white brick wall had beten spray- hope they respected us for holding R ITZ& RCA "TheGreat Entertainers” Refund important part of our business.” Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Orange Hall, 72 E. Center St, "Also, it would be more pleasant charactei ization. before we find the right formula.” Offer. Receive $2 to $190 in refunds. Send the painted red and my windows had out against a bad custom. It’s a 1 soon began to receive letters from readers happily rear, preceded by a weigh-in at 6:30 p.m. DEAR LOVES; My readers required refund form and the RCA sales receipt been pelted with eggs. When I told shame more parents don’t put telling me about refund-form bulletin boards going up voted 500-to-l to abolish trick or down a firm foot and behave like as proof of purchase, and the Ritz & RCA "The in many K-Mart stores and increased cooperation my neighbors I was outraged, they Public Records treat. said I was “ un-American.” responsible guardians. Greatest Entertainers” Brand Seal from three from K-Mart employees. Delta Chapter at temple Please understand, I see nothing Please run that column every MOTHER OF SIX Storytelling is a way of life packages of Ritz crackers for the following Seitz followed up with a letter on Oct. 8. which said: Warranty deeds wrong with dressing children year. Abby. IN WORCESTER. MASS. refunds: $100 refund on the 25-inch Color "W e intend to make the rebate forms available right Delta Chapter 51, Royal Arch Masons, will meet Oak Forest Realty jnc. to Linda P. Haberern. unit (under 12) in costumes and send­ since he was a child (" I started Receiver Model FKR2018T; a $50 refund on the at the point of purchase for our customers. On larger Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, S.M.F. IN COLORAD DEAR ABBY; After reading BOSTON (U P I) — Some |)eoplc "M y particular job is to put it in 1-3, Oak Forest Condominiums, $71,900. ing them around the neighborhood making them up in my head rather VCR 8-Hour Table Model VKT400: a $40 refund on items, we intend to affix rebate slips to each one of the Center Street. Refreshments will be served. your column against trick or treat. may not consider it a legitimate American theater. I .shape long Oak Fore.st Realty Inc. to John R. Gibbs and Linda to show off and collect a modest than writiiig them down because the 19-inch Rem ote Control TV Model cartons so that customers will have the rebate forms DEAR ABBY: Bravo for you! I am hoping more people will do line of work for a 46-year-old man. dramatic .stories and they belong M. Gibbs, unit 1-1, Oak Forest Condominiums, $78,900. treat, but trick or treat has It's time sopmeone suggested in the theater. Theaters are my brother and sister would read VKM490SR: a $30 refund on a 15-inch Remote when they get home. I am sure that with a little extra something to end this potentially But to Jay O'Callahan, storytelling Oak Forest Really ine. to-Luanne Kryslyniak and escalated to extortion by teen-age calling a halt to trick or treat. As an them "). To date, he has a rc(X'r- Control TV Model VKM360SR; a $15 on follow-up on the part of our stores, we will have nearly Lodge sings carols' dangerous custom. Last year when is a way of life. After all. he’s been listening houses where drama goes William H. McConaughy, unit 4-5, Oak Forest hoodlums. Read on: older person living on a fixed toire of about 50 long stories which TV-Radio-Clock-Model AXR0.56S: a $2 refund on 100 percent satisfied customers. I would appreciate if I was president of the PTA, we had a professional storyteller more on and this to me is the most Condominiums. $67,900, Scandia Lodge 23, Vasa Orderof America, will have income. I can’t afford to buy candy run about 40 minutes each, and three T-120 Video Tapes Model T-120. Expires in any future articles you would encourage your one big Halloween party for all the than a decade. elementary form of drama there Lydall Woods Corp. to Judith L. Sehwanda, unit 3, a Christmas potluck Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at DEAR ABBY: Congratulations for kids who throw it in the street students and their siblings. Out of He is one of a small, but growing, .some 8.000 shorter ones. Dec. 31. 1984. readers who have a complaint to be sure to write is," the Marshfield native Lydall W'oods. $69,660. Emanuel Lutheran Church.- The Lucia cast will be for having the courage to suggest because it’s not the kind they like. 400 students. 375 attended. Over 75 explained. "Some of the stories are only 10 Here's a refund form to write for: A $l-$24 directly to me — A.J. Seitz, Director of Sales group of .storytellers across the Thomas E. Lombardo and Roseanne M. Lombardo guests. A carol sing will follow the supper. that trick or treat be abolished. (One band of fully grown hoodlums parents volunteered to chaperone, country exploring this unusual hut minutes long and they're made u|) refund. TONKA Toys Rebate, 5300 Shoreline Promotion, 3100 W. Big Beaver Road. Troy, MI 48084. O'Callahn is .softspoken with to Bruce E. Griffin and Annette M. Griffin. 19-21 I refuse to spend my retirement demanded menacingly, "Never and we had more donations of food traditional art form. They have a on the spot. I only pre.serve about Blvd., P.O. Box 100, Mound. MN 5.5364, Attn: We will immediately take care of the problem" expressive brown eyes, large Chestnut St., $62,000. money for candy or anything else mind the candy, let’s have some than we knew what to do with. national organization which holds hands that move naturally when he 600 of them," he quickly adds. Consumer Affairs. This offer expires Dec. 31, Several weeks ago I gave readers information David J. Eulvete to Donna M. Oldakowski, unit .kids don't need. money” ! ) It was a huge success! The party annual festivals and conferences, O'C.'allahan is currently touring 1984. While waiting for the form, save the proof of concerning holiday gifts that were available by AARP session Thursday speaks and a -scraggly beard 63-12, 63 Summit St., $50,500. I ’m no Scrooge, but each year on My neighbor (another elderly ended at 6 p.m.. and to ensure that and. stay in contact through the country with his one man show, purchase seals from the following Mighty Tonka merely sending in proofs of purchase from well- flecked with grey. His words are Lloyd A. Lumbra to Dennis L. Lumbra and Shirley Manchester Green Chapter 2399, AARP board of Halloween, I turn off my lights and woman) handed out homemade everybody went straight home newsletters. "Village Heros," in which he toys: No. 3100-3901 Dump, No. 3905 Mixer, No. known brands. But this isn't the only way to make thoughtful and simple, yet under­ H. Lumbra, 203 Spruce St., $110,000. directors will meet Thursday from 10 a m. to noon at hide upstairs, reading by flashlight cookies, only to find her lawn was afterward, our principal made But while some storytellers are creates and brings to life dozens ol 3907 Dozer. No. 3920 Loader. No. 3925 Crane, No. gift-giving easier on the pocketbook. Many companies neath the quiet exterior there is a First Federal Savings. West Middle Turnpike. until the dread hours of trick or covered with them the next random phone calls to the kids’ satisfied to spread their gospel on resolute strength. If anyone can human beings not just charac 3931 Backhoe. No. 39.56 Grader, No. 6346 Mighty are now offering worthwhile refunds on a variety of Quitclaim deeds treat are over. Officers, directorss and committee chairmen morning. homers, and if they answered tch street corners, at festivals, in turn storytelling into a main- ters, but people with all the quirks Rider Dump Truck, No. 6395 Strongarm Loader. interesting items that would make excellent gifts. The David B. Fries to Pamela J. Fries. .555B Hilliard St. should attend. W.K.H., LEXINGTON, KY, DISGUSTED IN IOWA phone they won a prize donated by parks or even in living rooms, and flaws, the quiet heroisms, the No. 6415 Dig 'N Ride; No. 4002 Loadmaster; plus refunded listings in this column will tell you about a .stream theater art form, this man the many generous merchants of O'Callahan has another goal in can. individualities and the idealisms the register tapes showing the purchases made few of the more interesting offers. Ask the dealers who DEAR ABBY; Thank you for DEAR ABBY: My husband and I our area. mind. tlud go with them between Jan. 1. 1984 and Dec. 31. 1984. carry the items for the applicable refund request He has been composing tales condemning trick or treat. It's high agree that trick or treat should be forms. This is our second year, and I time somebody did. abolished. When our children were hope it will always be a tradition at A few years ago I opened my small, we followed the crowd and the Alleghany School—Pride of door to a band of trick-or-treaters went along with it. When they Lindenhurst! Thoughts and gave them some good apples. came home after touring the LISA PIGNATARO, Get your children ready They took them, threw them on my neighborhood, there would be NEW YORK Grandparents. Isaiah the prophet received this Ixird. Everything seems to filter from the Lord to proclaim: "Even You’ve seen more change than through the funnel of economies. to your old age and gray hairs I am most and yet you walked through. for a visit to Santa Claus Alcohol has damaging effect Of course, money is the exchange he, I am he who will sustain you,” This character of living faith worn for goods and services, we arc told. (Chapter 46:4). It’s for you too, for in your hearts, grandparents, is an But what money can buy grand­ what man or woamn outgrows the inheritance you may share with By Sandra L. Latimer that role byj running eommercials may be busy and may not have parents? These need to see worth need of God's love and care? You others - family, friends, and United Press International -- sometimes as early as six weeks time to eat the cookies. .But make for themselves beyond the attitude may remember things you’re not people who haven’t traveled us far before Christmas — with Santa sure the cookies are w rapped" even if it’s used for R & R imposed-usefulness. Unable to proud of in your lives: good only as you. It never seems to fail that when Claus in them. That way children As you explain to the child that drive the nail anymore doesn’t stop not here. The Uird says: "I God bless you grandparents, you stand in line for what seems an get a picture of Santa. Santa may be busy trying to get all DEAR DR. LAMB — In one of your I have discussed the effects of alco­ mean worthlessness when you’ve will remember your sins no giants and veterans of life worth eternity with your child to see Or, you can show him other the toys ready for the little boys columns you said that alcohol was un- hol in The Health Letter 14-8, Alcohol more miles traveled in the expe­ more!” The Lord Himself forgave living, for all of us. Santa Claus and he's finally next, pictures of the kindly gent — and girls, let the child know that he masculine. As a longtime social Can Be Dangerous to Your Health, rience of living. you by His beloved Son. Put the the child starts crying. pictures in stores or newspaper drinker, I find that alcohol is not a big shouldn't ask for every toy that has Your which I am sending you. Others who You are the Lord's, grandpar­ past aside for what is b<-sl and L'.W. Kuhl Perhaps you didn't prepare him ads or holiday decorations. problem. The problem is the, people ever been made. want this issue can send 75 cents with ents, despite all things said of you. better-life now and forever in the Zion Lutheran Church properly to see the jovial fellow, or "Tell the child what Santa does "Perhaps you should limit the who abuse it. Many people, as in my Health perhaps you didn't prepare him at and what he will do the day you see case, use alcohol to aid in R and R. a long, stamped self-addressed enve­ list of items,” suggests Varner. lope for it to me in care of this news­ all. him,” advises Varner. "Children Many people associate alcohol with Lawrence "G o over the list with the child at paper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Getting children rbady to sec need to know about the red suit drugs, rape, theft and many other home so he knows just what to rr Lamb, M.D. Station, New York, NY 10019. Cinema Santa involves more than putting trimmed in white fur. the long say.” actions of that sort. To me, there is a Practical Tax Seminar their coat apd hut on them, says white beard. " difference between drinkers and Alcohol is a frequent factor In She also says that children many crimes. Its ability to release Ruth Varner, coordinator of coun­ Even though some fathers these drunks; Drinkers are looking for an Hartford should not monopolize Santa's inhibitions may lead a person to do seling and referrals for Action for days have beards, those beards easy way to relax and drunks are Clnamo City — A Soldier's Story Manchester Community College time because he does have to visit things he should not, and normally (P G ) 7:35, 10. — Kovoonlsquotsl 7:10 Children in Columbus, Ohio. She aren't very long and they aren't looiUng for an escape from today’s with other children. She feels a would not, do. If you do use alcohol. It with Android (P G ) V. — The Gods Must and the CT Society of Enrolled says the youngsters have to be white, so it's likely that a child can child should spend no more than society. I wish you had made your latlon. That Is a fact, not an opinion. Be Craiv (P G ) 7:25, 9:45. — Amodeus prepared in other ways to see this be frightened by a strange comments in reference to excessive It takes very little alcohol to affect Is important that you treat it with (P G ) 7,9:50. five minutes with Santa. respect and be aware of how it can CInetIudIo — Zoooo 7:30 with The Agents Invite you to attend the Third jolly old man who makes an appearance. Now that you've got the child use of alcohol, since there is no reason the body. An average cocktail or a Fourth Mon 9:30. appearance just once a year. "Tell the child he can feel prepared for the visit to Santa, to say that drinking is un-masculine beer thi;t .is .ab^r^ T u S S riill “"^ an ^ d "p h tt" East Hortford Annual CSEA Practical Tax Seminar And she says you, as parents, Santa's clothes," she said. in a physical or social sense. raise the blood alcohol levels signifl- Eastwood Pub A Clnoma — Firstborn plan that visiting day according to DE^R DR. LAMB — I'm a 30*year- (PG-13), 7:15. have to start early in the season to On Christmas Eve, children his schedule. uDEAR e n n n READER iz jix u a n — To lu bci set theme cantly and will affect a person’s j « . . - Poor Richord's Pub A Cinema — on Saturday, Dec. 8, 1984 acquaint your little one with Santa often set out cookies and milk for record straight, the word is emascu- performance. That U why it U often h ^ Firstborn (PG-13) 7:15. "Don't spend the whole day Sheweme Clnomot — Suoeralrl (P G ) so he won't be afraid when it's his Santa and carpots for reindeer. shopping, then decide to stand in lating, which, in the strict sense, suggested that if you drink and must “ m i» u means the removal of the tesUcles. drive, you consume just one drink imtrMted, if I am 1, 7:15, 9:30. — Nlnlo Mission (R ) 1:45, turn to sit on Santa's lap and "It's all right forthechildtotake line a couple hours with the child," 7:40, 9:50. — Places In the Heart (P G ) Alcohol does have a direct effect on slowly over an hour, or wait an hour Information on tax law changea .present his Christmas list. cookies to hand to Santa,” she said, Varnerwarns. "Youdon'twantlhe 1:30, 7:15, 9:30. — A Christmas Story male hormaac levels, and you don’t after drinking the one cocktail before ® " ‘“f® ( P G ) ) . — SayooeStreets (R ) 7:40,9:50. tor Individual and small business Television, she says, helps in "but caution the child that Santa child to be irritable. Hartid photo by Ttrquinlo — The Terminator (R) 1:30,7:40,9:50. have to be a drunk to have this driving u P™***®™’ “ P by — MlssInO In Action ( R) 1:15,7:30,9:50. tax preparation. Registration happen. Alcohol decreases the tesU- Alcohol is a drug, whether it is used n p in p J atvitp t .. u — Folllno In Loye (PG-13) 1:40, 7:20, deadline, Wednesday, Dec. 5. MarKheetorJiH C(XTimunlly Colege Help for the homeless cles’ ability to produce testosterone for rest and relaxation or for some READER - lYichomoni- 9:50. — Oh GodI You Devil (PG) 1:20, 1984, call 647-6088. 60 BldwBlI street (the masculinizing hormone) and it other purpose. It U a brain depressant “ “ “»«<• by a one-<*lM organ- 7:30, 9:40. — Just the Way You Are Manchester Rotary Club president penses, explained by Peter Ward, the (P G ) 1:10, 7:20, 9:30. Manchester. Connecticut 06040 Service Notes increases the destruction of the tes- and has even been used for its ® protozoan, which is relat- Donald Genovesi, right, looks over a list shelter’s supervisor. The club recently toeterone that is already in the circu> anesthetic effects. ed to the ameba. Trichomoniasis is Monchestar usually transmitted sexually, but can UA Thaolars East — The Adventures of Manchester homeless shelter ex­ gave the shelter $500. ot Buckaroo Banzai (P G ) 7:15,9:15. — Nevins is at Fort Hood Hte transmitted in other ways. It is a Night ot the Comet (PG-13) 7:40. 9:35. Whitaker eniists Company offers flowers by phoiie contagious disease. If you are sexual­ — A llo t Me (P G ) : 7:30,9:25. Army Spec. 4Sean P. Nevins, son of Linda E, Nevins ly active, you can transmit it to your 8th Annual York William Whitaker, son of Mr. and Mrs Mansllald of 153 Hilliard St., has arrived for duty at Fort Hood, sexual partner. The same protozoa Trans-Lux Collaaa Twin — Gobrlalo Herbert Whitaker of 79 Santina Drive, has entered Bolton High School lists honors IRVING, TEXAS (UPI) - Or­ and then transmitted to one of 6,ooo Texas. He is a tank systems mechanic with the 1st will inhabit the prostate and urethra 7 with Eu Te Amo 9. Call theater tor Antique Show And Sale active duty in the U.S. Coast Guard. The 1980 dering flowers by phone may not florists across the country. second screen schedule. Squadron, 7th Cavalry. His wife, Lori, is the daughter BOLTON — Here is the noiior Feroze Deen. of the male and the bladder of the Manchester High School graduate entered the Michael Yavinsky. be a new idea, but for one Waddell School roll for the first marking period at General Honors The company reports that a field female. Some Investigators have sug­ Vernon of George and Marcia Gerilitus of 104 Wellman Road. delayed enlistment program inyictober. independent delivery service it’s Bolton High School: force of representatives calls on gested that they also can inhabit the Cine 1 A 2 — Teachers (R ) 7:10,9:30. Kristin Carey, Michelle Cloutier, GRADE 9 blossoming nationwide. Firstborn (PG-13) 7, 9:10. It’s that time of the year-again when over 45 antique dcalerii GRADE 12 local florists "to monitor the rectum and colon. Finnegan eiists Desmarais ends stumes Kathleen Haugh, William ^les- High Honors A new company has created a display and sell their wares. The Antique Show will be held on High Honors quality of the products they West HarHord man, John Llebler, Eric Lorenzlnl, Lisa Bachl. national flowers-by-phone service Saturday, December 8, 1984, from 10 a m. to 4 p.m. The show Thomas W. Finnegan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Navy Ariman Apprentice Scolt P. Desmarais, son Mythill Venkatakrishnan. deliver, insuring the excellence, That tells you two things: Both sex­ Elm 1 A 2 — Teachers (R ) 7, 9:15. — Diane Manning, Matthew M ay­ General Honors that enables gift-givers to order Firstborn (PG-13) 7, 9:15. will consist of dealers selling furniture from all periods, excel­ Raymond Finnegan Jr. of Briarwood Drive, has Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Desmaraisof 580 Wetherell St., General Honors variety and freshness of the ual partners must be treated at the nard, John McLarney, Jason Melissa Blumenhagen, Lee floral arrangements 24 hours a The Movies — The Adventures of lent china and glass, old toys, baskets, quilts, Hummels, Je­ enlisted in the Air Force. The 1984 graduate of has completed an aviation-electronics technician Kim Bell, Robert Csiki, Michelle product.’ ’ same time to eliminate the infection- Buckaroo Banzai (P G ) 12, 2:10, 4:10, Stephens. Brendie, Lucienne Carrier, Kristie day. welry, silver, lamps, primatives and collectibles of all kinds Manchester High School chose a mechanical field for course at Naval Air Training Center, Millington, Daly, Tammy Eldredge, Kimberly and you have to take a medicine that 1:25. — Night at the Comet (PG-13) 12, Cook, Daniel Costello, Dawn Er­ The company, BOO-FLOWERS 7:20, 4:20, 7:20,9:15. — All of Me (P G ) his training at Lackland A ir Force Base, Texas. Tenn. He graduated from Manchester High School Fields, Faith Gangaway, Donald All tiowers come with a guaran- affects the whole body, not Just a The show is under the management of Gall and Gene Dicken­ GRADE 10 ickson, Donna Erickson, Anthony Inc,, advertises the motto' "sim ­ 12:05, 2:15,4:15, 7:10,9:35. last December. \ Haloburdo, Geffrey Hinds, Me­ ’tee printed on the enclosed gift- local vaginal application. son of Memory Lane Antiques, but all proceeds will go to the High Honors Falcetta, Christa Gooflwin. Carrie plicity itself.’’ Dialing the com­ card envelope: "The person who Wllllmantic Manchester Historical Society who is sponsoring the show. An lanie Lemaire, Robert Neil, Patri­ Peggie Klekotka, Gretchen Trichomoniasis is a common cause Jlllsen Muora Cinema — terror in Fowier compietes basic Hahn. pany’s name connects a customer sent you these flowers wanted excellent selection of fine food will also be on sale in the kitchen. Boyett is at Fort Jackson cia Sobol, Todd Tobias, Melissa Schur. of vaginal discharge. If it is not treat­ the Aisles (R ) 7:15, 9:15. — Missing In Sean P. Fowler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fowler with a toll-free hotline for sending them to be beautiful. If for any Action (R) 7, 9. — Oh Godl You Devil Wales, Ann Wiedie. General Honors Justine Kolesko, Donna laiCha- ed, although the discharge symptoms Do come and enjoy the opportunity to do your Christmas of 110 Wall St., Coventry, has completed basic training Floyd W. Boyett, son of Brenda E. Ware of 30C a gift whenever the urge strikes. reason they are not, please call us may decrease or disappear, the infec­ (PG)-7, 9. — Supargirl (P G ) 7:15,9:15. shopping. Discount coupons will be available in this newspaper Edward Cusano, Brett Marshall, pelle, Ann Lewis, Jennifer Piatek, at Fort Jackson, S.C. He graduated from Coventry Spencer St., has completed an Army food-service Phone orders are processed at a within 24 hours. We will replace tion is still there and can be transmit­ during the week. GRADE 11 David Pivar, Gail Schiavetti, Jennifer Plosky, Kristan Proctor, Windsor High School in June. specialist course at Fort Jackson, S.C. central facility in Dallas, Texas, them." ted. Plaio — Firstborn (PG-13) 7:15. High Honors Denise Welch, Douglas Wilson, Kenneth Reiss, Margaret Shorey. 18 - M A N C H E S T E R H E R A L D . Mond.-.y, D«--c 3. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Dec. 3. 1984 - 19 Classified.. 643-2711 LOOK FOR THE S T A R S . . . « Notices Business OpDortunifics 2? Store Ottice Sooce 44 Household Goods Rates For advertisements to be Situation Wanted 23 Resort Property 45 ftAisc tor Sale published Monday, the deod- Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get Minimum Charge Lost/Found Employment Into 24 Misc for Rent 46 Home ond Garden line IS 2:30 p.m on Friday Personols Instruction 25 Wanted to Rent 47 Pets $3.00 tor one day Announcements Roommates Wanted 48 Musical Items P e r W o r d : Read Your Ad better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a Auctions ...... Real Estate Recreationo' Iteni'. 1 ? d o v s 20C Services Antiaues 3 5 d a y s 18C Classified advertisements Homes for Sale 31 Ta g Soles 6 d a ys 16C ore taken by telephone os a difference it mokes. Telephone 643-2711, Mondoy-Fridoy, Financial Condominiums 32 Services Ottered 51 Wonted to Buy 26 d a ys 12C convenience Lots/Land tor Sale 33 Painting / Papering 52 M o rtg o o e s ...... Happy A d s : The Manchester Herald is Investment Property 34 Building,Controcting 53 Personol Loons. 43 00 per column inch responsible only for one mcor Business Property 35 Rooting/ Siding 8:30 g.m. to 5:00 p.m. j#. Insuronce ...... rect insertion ond then only Resort Property 36 Heotmg Plumbing ^ Automotive Deadlines Wanted to Borrow tor the size ot the onginol F lo o rin g 56 Cars Trucks tor Sale For classified advertise in s e rtio n . Income Tax Service 57 Motorcycles Bicycles ments to be published Tues- Errors wfTich do not lessen Rentals Services Wanted 58 Rec Vehicles HELPING PEOPLE sa­ Employment ddv through Saturday, the the value ottheadvertisement ic| iSERVtCES ICARS/TRUCKS Rooms lor Rent 41 Auto Services MISCEliANEOUS CARS/TRUCKS 1721 MOTORCYCLES/ tisfy their needs and INVITATION TO BID <1758 deadline is noon on the day will not be corrected by on wants ...that's what want A8BE8TOS ABATEMFNT & Education For Sale Autos tor Rent Lease | 0 ' lOFFEREO I FOB SALE PETS IFOR SALE FOB SALE BICYCLES Apartments for Rent 42 before publication. additional insertion. I ads ore all about. PROJECT-PENNEY HIGH HelD Wanted 21 Homes for Rent 43 Holiday/Seasonol 61 M is c Autom cyive ------^ SCHOOL SNOWPLOWING — CAR RADIO — Excellent D O G TRAINING 1977 MAZDA GLC — 1973 VOLKSWAGON SU­ FOR SALE: 1981 Yamaha The Board of Education. 110 Driveways and parking condition. High powered. CLASSES — Beginners, 15,000 miles on rebuilt P E R B E E T L E — Semi ou- 500 Dirt Bike. Exceilent Court of Probate, District ot Long Hill Drlvr, East Hott- tord, CT. will receive seated lots. Call after 5pm, 649- Includes Dolby NR, Bass Intermediate and Ad­ engine. $1375. Call 643- tomatlc, AM/FM radio, condition. $900 or best Manchester 6344. and Trebble controls and vanced. Classes storting 4751, 6 to 8pm. offer. Coli Emil after NOTICE OF HEARING bids for ASHES I Ob A B A T E ­ LOTS/LAND I ^ I a pa r t m en ts 40,000 miles. $800. Call E S TA TE OF MENT PROJECI PENNEY more. $90. Call 646-1063 December 6th at East 7:3Qpmp 646-7761.______HIGH SCHOOL. Bldinformo Employment ■ h e l p w a n t e d HELP WANTED IHELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR RENT 232-5069 evenings, S66- MARIE B. GERVAIS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED J & B Painting — Work after 4:30pm. Hartford YWCA. Call FORD PINTO WAGON, 6213 days. PursuonI to an order of Hon. tion and spcclficutlnns ore guaranteed. Call for free Centrol Connecticut Dog 1979 — 66,000 miles. Good 1978 HONDA CT70 — 3 William E. FitzGerald, avalloble ot the Business Of­ & Education speed automatlca $400. Judge, dated Novembei 30, fice. Sealed bids will be re SECURITY — Full ond BOOKKEEPER/OFFICE TEXAS REFINERY FLA. — Central Florida ONE BEDROOM — Heat, estimate, 646-2192. SEASONED WOOD — Training, 721-1386. condition. $1495. Call 646- celved until 2 p.rn Fridov, part time permanent po­ NIGHT MANAGER — 1974 THUNDERBIRD — 1979 YAMAHA GT0O — 1984 a hearing will be held on M A N A G E R — Shall be CORP. offers plenty of Retirement Mobile Home hot water. One months Cut and split. $120 a cord, 5903. an application praying for Dec. 7 1984. nt which time sitions available In the M idnight to 8om In con­ capable of assisting the money plus cash bo­ Into. Toll Free 1-800-874- security. One year lease. $70 Vi cord, $40 y* cord. D O G TRAINING Automatic. Power steer­ Dirt bikep $350. Cali 643- the oulhorltv to sell certain they will be publicly opened Hartford ond Tolland venience store. Must be ing, windows and seat. 4149.______real estate situated In Town ond rend aloud. The B.onrd ot Executive Director In all nuses, fringe benefits to 0628 or write Sun Lake No pets. Avallobte De­ PAINTING/ Call 742-0193. CLA SSES — • Beginners', 1976 PLYMOUTH VO- Education reserves the light County area. Excellent reliable. Call 633-4155,* phases of planning and mature person In Hart­ cember 1st. Coll 644-2427. Intermediate and ad­ LARE Station Wagon — Air conditioned. 90,000 of Manchester, County of I HELP WANTED MECHANIC NEEDED Estates, 1045 Great Lakes PAPERING Now Is the time to run an Hortford as In said applica­ to accept or reject uny or iiM promotional opportuni­ I miles. Original owner. for Hartford area lorkllft execution of public hous­ ford area. Regardless of Blvd., Grand Island, FL SPECIAL HOLIDAY vanced. Classes starting Slant six, automatic, runs od In classified to sell that tion on file more fully ap­ bids or the right to wolve ties. Paid holidays, be­ ing programs, both HUD experience, write F.D. 32735. December 6th at East well, needs some work. Body needs work. Asking pears, af the Court ot Pro­ technicoi formolltles If It is In EXCELLENT INCOME WANTED DELIVERY distributor. Good wages G IF T — Size 12-14 Mink camera you no lonoer the best InferesI to do so. nefits and vacation. and State of Connecticut. Sears, Pres., Box 711, Ft. PAINTING AND PAPER Coat. Worn very little. Hartford YWCA. Call $400. Call 643-6312. $1200. Call 649-9404 or bate on December 13,1984 ot FOR part Time home PERSONNEL — Busi­ and benefits. Contact 243- HOMES use. 3:00 P.M. Richar d A. Hunt Transportation and tele­ ness Is booming and DO­ 5556, Minimum ot3yearsexpe- -Worth, TX 76101. HANGING — Exterior $650. Coll 1-642-6757 after Central Connecticut Dog 647-0080. Dlreiloior asserpbly work. For In­ FOR RENT and Interior, ceilings re­ Dianne E. Yusinas. formation call 1-504-641- phone required. If Inter­ MINO'S PIZZA needs rlence In financial record 8pm. Training, 721-1386, 1976 M G M ID G E T — In Ass't. Clerk Business Scr vires BUSINESS paired. References, fully 1973 DATSUN — Always Court of Probated District of 062 11 8003, Ext. 8201. ested In a career In the more ambitious Individu­ W ANTED — Middle oged keeping. Responsible for great condition with ste­ ooe-12 Insured. Quality work. Manchester field of security please als to loin our team. Earn woman to take care of all A/R'and A /P ; assist In SUPERINTENDENT — PROPERTY SMALL FOUR ROOM FOR HER, FOR CHRIST­ reo. $2400. Ask for Mark, starts. New tires, battery, NOTICe OF HtAAINQ contact: CPP Security, preparation of all CAPE — Appliances. $490 Martin Mattsson, even­ 646-1071. carburetor, alternotor. E S TA TE OF BABYSITTER with own between $5 and $7 an hour house, rent free. Coll Live in.position at the MAS — Fine black Per­ I MUSICAL TOWN OF MANCHESTER 2321 Silas Deane High­ working with Domino's, 742-6230. budgets; prepare all MANCHESTER — Estab­ Plus utilities. No pets. ings 649-4431. sian lambcoat. Excellent Good mileage, uses regu­ DORIS M. LEAVESTROM transportation — For 2 Bennet Housing Develop­ ITEMS Pursuant to on order of Hon. LEGAL NOTICE way, Rocky Hill, 563-2385 N um ber One In fast books of account up to ment. Position involves lished clothing boutique. Available December condition, hardly ever 1977 RENAULT GORDINI lar gas. Recently re­ year old boy, 5 mornings CEILINGS REPAIRED William E. FitzGerald, The Zoning Board ot Appeals at a meeting on Noventhei* 26, a week. Call 647-8261. FREE delivery. If you are General Ledger; assem­ cleaning hallways and Attractive store front In ISth. East Middle Tpke. worn, size 36-38, $600. — Hardtop convertible. registered and passed Judoe, dated November 30, or REPLACED with dry- 1984 made the following decisions: WORKING MOTHER 18 or over and have vour ble all fiscal data neces­ light maintenance. Must high traffic area. Good Call 647-7823. Fine grey Persian lamb MEMPHIS ELECTRIC Fuel Inlected. Sporty. emissions test. It Isn't 1984 o heorine will be held on Appl. No. 1037 - Gospel Assembly Church Vorlonce of Ar il wall. Call evenings, Gary an application proylnp for NEEDS LOVING, re­ own car with Insurance, sary tor use by outside have experience. Call terms possible. $26,000 coat, good condition, GUITAR and case, $2150. Call 649-2049, pretty but It works. $800. cle It, Section 16.13, Permitted Uses, approved with the fol­ COOK-CHEF — Fulltime M cHugh, 643-9321. Call 875-0610. the authority to sell certain lowing condltlons^fl) Paved porklno,droinag«' sv!>fem, oiut position opening up In sponsible and mature apply In person for full Accountant In preparing 528-6522. plus Inventory. Allbrio MANCHESTER — Three same size, $400. Call 649- Hohner 40 watt amplifier. anytime. real estate situated In Town bedroom Cape, central Call 643-4149. troffic control Islands are required as designed bvn professi presently expanding res­ person to care for infant details; 290 Main Street, H E L P W A N T E D — After­ monthly financial state­ Realty, 649-0917. 9331. of Manchester, County of onal engineer and approved by the TownEnglneer. (2) Reor location, 1 year lease, 1 N A M E YOUR O W N 1974 F IA T 128 SPORT L — Hartford as in told applica­ taurant In Vernon. Super­ In my home or yours. Manchester. 649-1041. noons and weekends. ments; supervise work of 1970 PLYMOUTH DUS­ vord to be enclosed by fencing not less than 6 ft In heUihi Please call 647-8041. PART TIME CHURCH mon_1tL.securlty, no pets. P R ICE — Father and son. To be used tor parts. Call tion on file more fully ap­ with two self-latching gates; (3) No nursery school or day visory experience pre­ Apply In person: Pero other office employees. ANTIQUE BUREAU, TER — Good running pears, at the Court of Pro­ SECRETARY — 12 hours $675 per month. Paul Fast, dependable ser­ Phil after Spm, 528-1332. care center except for regularly enruMed studenis of Ihe ferred. Excellent pay and Fruit Stand, 276 Oakland Salary DOE. Applica­ Bedroom vanity and coat condition. Excellent ste­ bate on December 13,1984 at per week. Send resume vice. Painting, Paper­ Also Panasonic AM/PM church's school shall be permitted 717 F*urker Sirerl benefits. Call 649-1672and BODY PERSON AND Street. tions available at 49 West Rentals Flano,A46-5200. rack. $99 for all, but reo, new parts. $400 or 3:30 P.M. Appl. No. 1044- Gospel Assembly Church - Vui ionce of orir* FRAME PERSON — Im­ to: United Methodist hanging & Removal. Call sell separate. Call 643- I ANTIQUES car radio. Dionne E. Vuslnos, Ing spaces approved • 717 Parker Street. ask tor Gll or Jay. Avenue, Willimantlc, best otter. Call 644-0959. ^ ' Ass't. Clerk mediate openings availa­ Church, 1041 Boston 644-0585 or 644-0036 1516 after 5:30om. Appl. No. 1040 • Anthony & Michael DcCoprlo. Inc . d.b t MASKING/INSPEC- Connecticut and must be 006-12 Spark's Tune up - Special Exceptions and vor loncc denied ble. M inim um 5 years I*. Tpke., Bolton, CT 06040, OLOS CUTLASS S U ­ MATURE SECRETA- TION PERSON — received no later than ROOMS STORE AND ANTIQUE 42" Round oak 1972 CHEVY VAN — V-8, 480 Center Street and a portion of 476 Center Street experience. Must have Attention: Pastor. PREME, 1981 — Excel­ RY/RECEPTIONIST — CLERK FOR MODERN, Wanted for small December 7, 1984. AN FOR RENT I OFFICE SPACE HONDA KICK-N-GO — pedestal table with leaf. all power. Mechanically Appl. No. 1041 • Kenneth ond Mar y Or althwolte Voi loiu's own tools. Top pay. In­ Scooter, $20. 1984 RCA $300. Coll 646-6388. good. Original owner. lent condition. Very Court of Probate, District of opproved and Special Exception approved with the follow- 2-3 full days per week. WP PROFESSIONAL Phar­ aerospace company. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY BUILDING/ Manchester centives, insurance, uni­ EMPLOYER, video disc player, $80. Needs body work. $900. clean. Many extras. ing conditions: (1) The premises are to he connected to the on IBAA-PC, typing and macy to assist in phar- First shift. Benefit pack­ MANCHESTER — Fully MANCHESTER — 2 ot- CONTRACTING NOTICE OF HEARING public sanltory sewer system; (2) All parklno areus and tt * forms. Call for appoint­ G irl's Ro$l 26" 3 speed 644-2327. $5295. Call 633-0169 otter E S TA TE OF tronscrlblng. Manches­ m acv and patent medi­ age. Donwell Company, NURSERY ATTENDANT furnished Including tlce suite, bathroom. $250 vel woys sholl be poved; <3) Drainage system and < onnoc. ment, Jim , Body Shop CARPENTERS NEEDED bike, $3$. Belt vibrator, 6pm. L U TH E R N. G U Y E T T E , flon shall be designed by o professional engineer and ni> ter professional office. cines d e p a rtm e n t in 649-5374. N E E D E D 3-5 days per stove, refrigerator, bed, monthly including heat. Manager, Superior Auto, — Immediate openings FARRAND REMODEL­ $30. Call 649-0453. 1972 CHEVY MALIBU — Pursuant to on order of Hon. proved by the Town Engineer - 311 Brood Street (rear) Send resume to: Box N Manchester's largest week. Flexible hours- bureau. $50 per week plus Hayes Corp. 646-0131. TAG SALES William E. FitzGerald, Appl. No. 1042 - Manchester Movers. Inc. Vorinnee of fror t Inc., Route 6, Columbia, for experienced carpen­ ING — Cabinets, roofing, 307 automatic, power O L D S CUTLASS S U ­ c/o the Manchester shopping center. Plea­ DAYTIME BUS PERSON .Good working atmos­ 2 vveeks security. Call Judge, dated November 30, vord approved with the following conditions: (I) Oenerel 646-0563, 228-9431, ters. All phases ot con­ gutters, room additions, KIRSCH TRAVERSE steering, power brakes, PREME, 1981 — Excel­ 1984 a hearing will be held on Repairer's License has been rescinded. <7) Ihe drolmig^ Herald. sant working conditions. — For area restaurant, phere. Call Paul for ap­ 646-8877. MANCHESTER -- Avail­ DON'T FORGET — AN­ struction. Full time em­ decks, dll types of remo­ ROD — Model Chateau, new paint,am/fm 8 track. lent condition. Very on application proyino for system shall be approved by the Town Englneei H5 Colo Will train ,tor profes­ 11:30am to 3pm, 5 days. pointment, 659-3731. able Immediately, 4room the authority to compromise nial Road. HAIR DRESSER ployment and benefits. deling and repairs. FREE 84" to 120", like new, all T IQ U E SHOW & Sale, Excellent condition In­ clean. Many extras. GRANDMOTHER sional capacity. Full Call George at 643-2751 PLEASANT ROOM — office silllte, convenient December 8th, Waddell and settle a doubtful and Appl. No. 1043 • Barney T. Peter man, Sr. A. Jr Varlatio* ai- Call 742-5317, 8:30-5, M on­ estimates. Fully Insured. hardware. $35. Call 646- side and out. Call 646-5025 $4995. Call 633-0169 otter disputed claim Infavor of Ro- WANTED — Part time. WANTED — Profes­ time. Excellent hours. No evenings. For mature, working location, short or long proved -153 Adams Street. day through Friday. TOWN OF BOLTON — Telephone 643-6017, after 6268. School, 163 Broad Street, between 8am and 3:30pm 6pm. noid L. Moroon and Deborah Alt variances ond special exceptions shall have ou '‘ffei tiv-.* Call 644-2435. sional couple seeking nights or weekends. gentleman. Kitchen priv­ term lease available. $300 Part time clerical assist­ 6pm, 647-8509. Manchester. ask for Je rry, after Spm Moroon against sold estate date In accordance with Connecticut General Stotutrs. N< above to care for four Apply In person at once to INSPECTOR — For first ance needed covering ileges, parking. Near bus Including heat. Allbrio as In said application on file tice of these decisions has been tiled In the Town Clerk’s ot DAY COMPANION FOR year old daughter on Tom, Liggett Parkade piece and final Inspection PART TIME COLLEC­ MINI-SINK With fixture. call 224-8970. 1976 FORD PINTO STA­ more fully appears, at the flee. evening meetings. Call line. References re­ Realty, 649-0917. LEON CIESZYNSKI New tor boat or bar. $25. Court of Probate on Decem­ E L D E R L Y person In those occasions when mi­ Pharmacy, Porkode In aircraft oriented lob T O R — Installment loans, quired. Call 647-9033. TION WAGON — Good ZONING BOARD Of* AT PI. ALS 649-8743, B U IL D E R — New homes, Coll 643-6913. WANTED 1983 SUBARU GL — 5 ber 20, 1984 at 10:30 A M. Edward Cnilmon, Socretury your home. If Interested nor Illnesses prevent her Shopping Center, 404 shoo, 5 years minimum flexible hours. Apply In condition. Some body Dianne E. Yusinos, EXCELLENT BUSINESS additions, remodeling, speed, all power. Excel­ Doted at Manchester, C T this 3rd dov of December, 1964 call 644-3716 after 7pm. from attending nursery West Middle Tpke. experience required. person: Savings Bank ot LOCATION — Landlord TO BUY work. New tires. Re­ Ass't. Clerk rec rooms, garages, kit­ BELL AND GOSSET hot lent condition. Asking 007-12 school. Your home or Apply In person: Connec­ Manchester, 923 Main will pay all utilities for cently Inspected. Call 649- 005-12 P A R T T IM E — 6pm-12. n n BUSINESS APARTMENTS chens remodeled, ceil­ water furnace circulator $6500. Coll 643-1123 after ours. References re­ ticut Valley Machine, 580 Street, Manchester. these tour offices. All W A N T E D — Skis, boots 3782. Cashier In convenience FOR RENT ings, bath tile, dormers, used 2 months. Worth $50, 5pm. quired. Call 646-5119. CA SH IER S — Shifts 7-3, Nutmeg Road North, [ £ £ } OPPORTUNITIES located In a colonial In tor 5 year old, skis about store. Must be over 18. roofing. Residential or sell for $20. Call 649-5038. 3-11. Full and part time. South Windsor. Manchester. High visibil­ 41", boots around 1. Call Call 633-4155. LEGAL SECRETARY — commercial. 649-4291. Apply In person: Grom­ STEEL BUILDING ity at $1000 per month. 646-6566. EASY ASSEMBLY ov's, 706 Main Street, RECEPTIONIST/TY- Experienced. Part time DEALERSHIP Small to Inirnedlotely. One, CHRISTMAS SHOP­ W O R K ! $600per 100. Gua­ to work prim arily on real D.W. Fish, Better/Homes ROBERT E. JARVIS — PIN G ? Good used toys — ^ Bank EXPERIENCED MAN­ Manchester. P IS T — Must be an Big Profit Potential Big bedroom ranteed payment. No Ex- Garden Redlty, 643-1591. Building & Remodeling Pogo stick, $4; toy piano AGER AND Bar Person organized person with estate. Flexible hours. Demand - Starter Leads Repossessions perience/No Sales. De­ Glastonbury, 633-4617. Specialist. Additions, and book, $5; toddler — Full and part time. good typing, filing expe­ Furnished. Some areas tails send self-addressed OFFICE PERSON — For L I G H T INDUSTRIAL . garages, roofing, siding, desk, $5. Call 646-4995. Automotive Apply In person: Clemits rience. Pleasant tele­ taken. Call to Qualify. ^®° SPACE — 1600 sq. ft. In a F O R S A L E stamped envelope; telephone answering, kitchens, bathrooms, re­ Place, Route 6, North phone personality and a 1-303-759-3200. °'®' good location. D.W. Fish, placement wlndows- iinekwviMiL«|.'iM| ELAN-VITAL-173, 3418 cashier and light book­ strong math aptitude for MECHANIC WANTED — SOLID MAPLE DINING Windham, near airport. Enterprise Road, Ft. Better/Homes, Garden /doors. Call 643-6712. CARS/TRUCKS NltOMMaiii&CallMMm keeping duties. See Mr. diversified duties on tor cars and trucks, own TW O . TM P P P AKin PIV/C ROOM S E T — Made In Call 423-6433. Pierce, FL 33450. Realty, 643-1591. iBIM irtlV Llama 2844. ter and appliances. $460. TEMPEST CORDLESS PHOTO-OUIDE g PIECES, Holiday Rose Special and famout people, paat and preaent. Each letter In the cipher atandt 3-11 p.m. Pratt 8i Whitney. Ample P H O N E For sale. Hardly EXCLUSIVE % # riters from $35. Sales and Service. for another. Today'B cHm : S egua/a 6 BEAZLEY REALTY References, lease and se­ Christmas Parties. KRAUSE El OR ■ m Part time parking, garden. $140 used. 700 ft. range. List Typewriter and Adding Machines. 41 1348 Farmbifton Ava. curity. No pets. Call 742- For Sale 1ST, 621 Hartford Road. 643-9559. by CONNIE WIENER Become one of our Waal Hartford. CT plus half utilities. Coll price $170, m y price$90 or Purnell Place, Manchester. 649-4986. dedicated nurses aides 561'2930 8855 evenings. 289-2573 otter 5 p.m. that truly enjoys helping best offer. Call 649-3632 "LV UHHBU TU LG VEH UTBH after 3pm, ask for Mark. ■a Ik Ik Ik 4i Ik Ik Ik >k Ik our elderly patients. Ex­ THREE ROOM FUR­ HOUSEHOLD cellent working condi­ NISHED APARTMENT BMAVEID SLIIU JHHN TPPLXLAF SALESPEOPLE GOODS 'ue.4 CENTERPIECES, FRUIT BASKETS, tions. Certified aides pre­ — Available Imme­ __ I FRUIT BASKETS ferred. Please call Mrs. Remove mineral buildup Flower Plants for Your Holiday diately. Responsible gen­ if-— '------PORCH HEATER, $20. LA BD BTLISMZ. L’B Launi, Director of Nurses. from vour teakettle by Ssrvicss USED REFRIGERA­ FANCY FRUIT BASKETS — Order Needs. BROWN'S FLOWERS INC., tleman preferred. Call Silver Fox Cape, $100. 646-0129 pouring In half a cup of TORS, WASHERS, early. Also Wicker Items. 20% Off All 163 Main Street, Manchester. 643 643-6441 tor Information. Diatom Filter, $30. Space HZNHPLHARLAF QHKT QWH." — MANCHESTER MANOR white vinegar and one Ranges - clean, guaran­ Wicker. PERO FRUIT STAND — 276 8455. WANTED NURSINO HOMES Heater, garage or shop, quart of top water. Heat SERVICES teed, parts and service. Oakland Street, Manchester. 643- 385 W. Canter 81. MANCHESTER — One $50. 646-5150. FLI UVHPA. Manchaitar to rolling boll and let bedroom condo. Wall-to- OFFERED Low prices. B.O. Pearl & 6384. Ik Ik Ik >k * stand for one hour. Pour wall, new appliances, Son, 649 Main Street, PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "There aren't any rules In acting 643-2171. out solution, fill with quiet neighborhood, no ODD JOBS, Trucking. ****■$ PARK HILL JOYCE FLOWER SHOP — whatever you say, the opposite also will be true. iwater, boll again and We're dealing In magic." — Tom Courtenay. ELECTRONIC pets. Coll 647-0391. Home repairs. You name « o 1“ Fruit Baskets. Boxwood To work evenings discard. Add buildup to GENERAL ELECTRIC h o m e a n d ASSEMBLER It, we do it. Free esti­ Trees - a m Your Christmas Decorot- your budget by selling A P A R T M E N T sized 21" GARDEN COUNTRY CHRISTMAS Immediate opening to as­ MANCHESTER — One mates. Insured. 643-0304. C roch et Ing NeedsI 36 Oak Street. 649-0791 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm semble printed circuit no-longer used furniture bedroom with garage. push button stove. Very M 700d condition. $35. Call Krr ‘N’ CABLYLE ®by U rry Wright boards. Experienced peo­ and appliances with a Good location. $375. Bis- ATTENTION PARTI-» DELIVERING RICH ple need only apply. Ap­ I, 49-0173. AWAITING YOU ARE Bears by the Ik * 4> Ik * low-cost ad In Classified. sell & Boyle Realtors, ERS; Call Jack Bertrand LO A M — 5 yards, $62 plus with Herald carriers plications accepted bet­ 643-2711. tax. Sand, gravel and B evy - Geese by the Gaggle - Ducks by ween 10 am and 3 pm. 649-4800. for the best dances and 1440 J. C. PENNEY MICRO- stone. Call 643-9504. 10.18 the Dozen - Ornaments by the Treeful METAL DETECTORS TEK ELECTRONICS parties. DJ and Light WAVE OVEN — 750 WOW'.TMi'j MANCHESTER — Du­ - Sheep by the Flock and Irene by (he 6 Prograaa Dr. Show by the Party Pers­ watts, touch pad control Colorful Granny-Squares CHRISTMAS SPECIALS ON M ETAL 0€ffet2.-rnAN plex, 3 years old. Wall to pective People. Call 643- LET YOUR newspaper Three casy-sew blouses door at the CRAFTSMEN'S Excellent Income Manchaitar , with defrost cycle. Excel­ in easy-crochet make a DETECTORS by White. CONNECTI­ A PitePlACC wall carpet, appliances, 1262. help you keep fruit lars offer variety for your GALLERY, 58 Cooper Street, Man­ HELP WANTED lent condition. Paid $439, warm and cosy poncho wardrobe. CUT VALLEY COIN COMPANY, 805 I'/z baths, 3 bedrooms. sparkling clean and for indoors or outside. chester. 647-8161. will sell for $200tlrm. Call No. 1440 with Photo- M ain Street, 643-6295. Open 9am to for the $600 plus utilities. Call BRICKS, BLOCKS, sweet smelling. Wash No. 5894 has full direc­ 071-2759 after 7pm. Guide is in Sizes 8 to 18. 4pm, Monday through Friday, Satur­ 649-1092. STONE — Concrete. lars, dry completely then tions for One Size. Size 10, 32‘/k bust . . . ***'«* The Tawn af Caveirtry annauncet pasltlan far put a large piece of days 9am to 3pm. right people. Chimney repairs. No lob SEAR'S KENMORE TO ORDEII. iiad $2.00 for sack roll-collar, IH yards 45- MANCHESTER — 2 bed­ newspaper Inside the lor PART TIME too smalt. Call 644-8356. BUILT IN OVEN and 4 pattern, plot 90« (or paitofi aad inch; shirt, 2 yards; peas­ GOLD JEWELRY room townhouse, ap­ and put the Md on. The nanitliof. ant, 1% yards. * * e Ik Ik burner counter top unit. ASSISTANT CANINE CONTROL OFFICER pliances, air conditioned, paper will absorb any 4NNE CABOT THE CONNECTICUT VALLEY COIN MOTHER OF THREE Excellent condition. full basement. $500 plus Children Will Babysit moisture. Let a classified ■itilMlwaofaU I COMPANY now carries 14K Gold Part time houra, Saturday, Sundays and Holidays, ap­ Ideal for rec room or ad In vour newspaper find l1MAn.atAaMi1cai TO OBacR, isad $2 JO tsr tack TOOLS prox. 20 hours per week heat. Security and refer­ days In her home. Call Now Tort, a.Y. 10010 . Jewelry, Just In time (or Chrltfmatl ences. Call 649-8923. kitchen. $100 for both. a cash buyer for most gH a m ^ p M s 809 M O n tatt aad Please contact Jeanne Requirements for the position are some knowledge of 644-3377, 644-9511. Mat Naaw, Aaanat wtoi ZIP Quality Jewelry ot Low, Low Prices. SHOP BLISH HARDWARE, 793 Main Call 871-2759 otter 7pm. anything you have for CODC aad llrta Naatar. the care and handling ol dogs, some knowledge ot the sa ia o ia E T T Connecticut Valley Coin Company, Street for the Do-It-Yourselfer. Com­ nature, purpose and.entorcement ot laws rerating to ROCKVILLE — 6 room NURSES AIDE — Excel­ sale. SPECIAL: Over 200 ea- 805 Main Street, 643-6295. Open 9am to dogs, knowledge ot dog control, familiarity with the op­ duplex. Newly renovated HOTPOINT ELECTRIC lectiona and a FREE plete line ol tools. Open Dally B:30am lent references. Will give S TO V E — 40", avoctado, Pattern Section in the 4pm, Monday through Friday, Satur- to S:30pm and Thursday evenings for eration ol dog pound: some ability to prepare reports and Insjulated. $450 personal care, cook, light IIH Ata. al Aaaffca> at 647-9946 and maintain cooperative relations with the public. A double oven, light, timer. A LB U M . Jnat $3.00. aMTartkAY^MM , days, 9am to 3pm. the H o lid ays. 643-4121. monthi v'plus utl I Itles and „ housekeeping for Invalid Priat aaaa,. adifcaaa aMa IIP current Connecticut Motor Vehicles Operator's Li­ security. 5 minutes to Good condition. $175, uauATsuiuea cense Is required during employment In thia data. person In the home doys. best offer. Coll 649-1522. caai. ttpla ttaiaMr aad tiaa. 1-86. 875-6957. ■.tZi^op^eM aa« Haw. Bao * « * * * * • * * * Starting salary Is $4.23 per hour with fringe benefits. Phone 649-2742. PETS la drau tPani ka* tanala UMai. New FASHION witb For application contact the ofllce ol the Town Manager, DINING ROOM SET — a-iM - iiftptAU oaiLTi. aa Piioto-Giilde petteraa in TWO BEDROOMS — Re­ all alia rangaa. haa a ilmtrlfpHtpr BpralJi 1712 Main Street. Coventry, Conn. 06238. LIGHT HOUSEKEEP­ Approximately 50 years EIGHT MONTH OLD alKad aad ippllqaad aatiiaf. frigerator and stove, full apeel:ial Grace- sCotor- Cola Collee- Closing data Dacambar 12,1984 ING — Weekly cleaning, old, very good condition. English Cocker Spaniel a-tai-HiiMooM tuaDiwoM-ik cellar, garage, no pets. troai af aaidlawtni itdla. tion fqr larger aiacaiplua Th. Town ol Coy.niry It »n Equal Opportunity Employtr. holiday and partv'clean­ Table, 6 chairs, buffet,' with papers, to a good Security required. Call ■;>M-T0 diw ar IIEIP-4t aaa- 2 B O N U S Coo£>upona! ing. Call 649-4992, 569- china closet. $475 or best home for $80. Coll 643> dlfweni Itaau ta aiaka. 646-3414. P rlca .. $2J0> 7095. otter. Call 647-0849. 7395. — 1»