20—MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, March 15,1991 SCOREBOARD WEEKEND EDITION i 1 mussen 610 1-2 9, Adams 1626 4-4 27, Wil liams 6 1 2 6 2 17. Former 6 1 0 6 3 20. WbK 6 4 NHL results Basketball 0- 0 0, Jackson 612 6 0 8, Anderson 1-1 66 2, Battle 6 5 6 0 lO.Tolals4 6 1 0 2 6 2 3 Capitals 5, NordiquesS Minnesota 35 20 30 20— 105' FEATURES INSIDE Quebec 2 1 6—3 Denver 26 26 33 27— 112 Washington 1 3 1— 5 NBA standings 3-Point goals— Minnesota 6 7 (Campbell 2-3, First Period— 1, Washington. Hatcher 21 EASTERN CONFERENCE Richardson 1- 1, Corbin 61, Brooks 62), Darv (Johansson, Rklay), 1129 (pp). Z Quebec, Atlantic DIvlalon ver 615 (Adams 3-10, Wiliams 1- ^ Farmer Sakic 42 (Morin), 12:59 (sh). Z Quebec, Sundin W L PcL GB 1- 1, LIberw 0-1, Jackson 0-1). Fouled ■ TV listings grids /Pages 12,13 20 (Hrkac, Gusarov), 17:16. x-Boston 47 17 .734 out— None. Rebounds— Minnesota 51 (Spencer Second Period— 4, Washington, tefrate 8 12 13). Denver 74 (Lane 15). Assists— Minnesota Philadelphia 34 28 .548 (Phronko, Khrislieh), 7:44. 5, Washington, Milter NewVbrk 32 32 .500 15 19 (Corbin 5). Denver 20 (Adams 9). Total ■ Home and Seniors news /Page 5 20 (Ridley, Johansson), 1129 (pp). 6. Quebec, Vlfeshington 23 39 .371 23 fouls— Minnesota 19, Denver 26. Technl- Sakic 43 (Hough, Sundin), 11:58. 7, Miami 20 43 .317 261/4 cals— Williams 2. Ejections-Williams. What'S Washington, JohoriMon 9 (KhrlstidL PIvonka), ■ W ■ New Jersey 20 43 .317 261/2 A— 7,308. ■ Religion update /Page 6 15:49. Third Poriocl-8, WaahingtorL Milter 21 Central Division (Ridley, Johansson), 4:19. xCNcago 46 15 .754 Spurs 101, Wiarriors 99 News Shota on goal— Quebec 7-5-5-17. Detroit 40 25 .615 ■ Children’s games /Page 6 8 SAN ANTONIO ( 101) Washington 17-1610— 46. Milwaukee 38 27 .585 10 Cummings 6 7 2-4 10, Elliott 7-14 66 20. Goalies— Quebec, Cloutier. Washington, AUanla 35 28 .556 12 D.Robinson 1616 65 29, Anderson 7-14 60 Saturday, March 16,1991 Beauprp A— 1B49Z ■ Reader’s forum /Page 4 Indiana 30 33 .476 17 14, Johnson 6-8 2-2 14. Green 6 1 0-0 0. Win- Cleveland 23 40 .365 24 gats 6 9 3-5 11. &Higgins 1-3 1-1 3. Massen- Whalers 4, Red Wings 2 Charlotte 18 44 .290 281/2 burg 6 0 6 0 0. Totals 41-72 1623 101. WESTERN CONFERENCE GOLDEN STATE (99) Detroit 1 1 0 - 2 Midwest Division R.HIggins 6 1 2 6 3 13, Mullin 11-20 6-6 28, Hartford 2 1 1— 4 Alzheimer’s W L Pet. GB Petersen 0-3 6 2 0. Hardaway 6 2 5 1-2 18, First Period— 1, Hartford, Hunter 12 (Krygter, San Antonio 41 20 .672 — Richmond 6 1 4 6 4 16, Lister 6 4 2-4 10. Hi! Wke), :2a 2, Detroit Yzarmon 49 (Racine, Cor X drug rejected Utah 41 21 .661 i/2 1-5 2-2 4, Els 63 64 8. MokaskI 6 0 2-2 2, son), 4:30 (pp). 3, Hartford, Dineen 18 (Evoaon, Mdur Hometown Ndwspopq^' Manchester's Awaid-Winnlng Newspaper Newsstand: 35^ ~ Home: 30« Houston 38 24 .613 31/2 LRobinson 6 0 6 0 0, Pritchard 6 0 6 0 O.Totals Houda), 864. ROCKVILLE, Md. (AP) — A Dallas 23 38 .377 18 36 86 26 29 99. Second Pariod— 4, Detroft, Probert 18 (Burr), Orlando 21 41 .339 20 m sippi 85 game Nets 118, Pistons 110 OKLAHOMA STATE (67) Halftime— E. Tenn. SL 37, Iowa 33. 6point . (Makarov, Sutor), 5:47. 8, C a l g ^ , Mattaau 14 their homeland from an isolated National Guard units battle-ready in requires repeated studies before H o Temple 80, Purdue 63 Regional SemHInals Potter 4-9 0-0 9. Houston 7-19 7-9 21, R t- goals— E. Tenn. SL 8-25 (Jennings 3-8, DETROIT (110) (Gllmour, Nattreaa), 14:48. a drug may be approvedj^xcept RichmorKl 73, Syracuse 69 At the Slivsrdoms tman 6 1 2 1-4 7, Alexander 1-7 6-6 8, Sutton Pelphrey 2 6 , West 2 6 , Geer 1-4, Story 6 1 ), Saudi border crossing. A lone sol time for the Gulf War. Rodman 4-8 0-0 8, Edwards 9-15 3-4 21, Shots on gool-New Mirk 116-10-29. Col- O CO At the Carrier Dome Pontiac, Mich. 2- 6 3-3 8, C.Williams 2-3 6 1 5, Hatcher 1-2 6 6 Iowa 7-10 (Skinner 4-4, Mosee 2-3, Davis 1-1, in rare circumstances. Laimbeer 5-8 0-0 10, Dumars 8-16 5-5 21, goryr 6 1 6 1 9 -4 0 . dier changed his mind at the last The report about troop move Syracuse, N.Y. Friday, March 22 7, Sahlstrom 1-4 6 0 2. Totals 21-62 22-29 67. Smitti 0-1, Bamea 6 1 ). Fouled ouF^-Story, 2 - < Johnson 6-14 7-7 20, Salley 1-6 1-1 3, Hender Goalieilies— New Mxk, Heofy, 1 7 -2 1 6 Calgary, Tha Asaoclatsd Press Friday, March IS Duke-lowa winner va. Xavier-Connecticut Halftime— Oklahoma SL 26, New Mexico 26. Pelphrey. Rebounds— £ . Tenn. SL 26 (E rx ili^ minute and refused to go home. ments in Iraq came first in Friday’s The committee’s action is son 5-10 4-7 15, Aguine 3-11 4-4 10, Hastings Vemoa A— 19,796 Mississippi Stats (20-8) vs. Eastern Michigan winner 3- point goals— New Mexico 3-12 (WilllarTta 1-1, 10). Iowa 39 (Street 7). And, in other developments re 1-1 OO ^ Bedford OO 0-0 0. Totals 42-89 24-28 W E E K E N D C R U IS E — Some of the U.S. infantry divisions slated to return from the Gulf must editions of the Los Angeles Times, only a recommendation, but the (24-6), 12:25 p.m. Ohio St-Towson St— Georgia Tsch-DeFtaul McBurrows 1-1, Robbiru 1-5, Longley 6 1 , 110. Biackhawks 6, Kings 3 lated to the Gulf Wan which quoted Neal as saying; ‘The U C LA (23-8) vs. Penn Stats (2 610 ), 30 winner vs. S t John's-N. Illinois— Te xa s-St Miller 6 2 , Banka 6 2 ), Oklahoma SL 3-6 (Sut UConn 79, LSU 62 clear their vehicles first of all soils and possible contaminants — sort of a extra-large car agency generally follows such N EW JE R S E Y (118) minutes attar comp, of first game Peter's winner Chicago 1 4 1—8 —Three U.S. soldiers were Morris 5-10 3-3 14, Coleman 6-19 8-11 20, ton 1-1, Williams 1-2, Potter 1-2. Alexander CONNECTICUT (79) decisions by its advisory com- North Carolina (265) vs. Northeastern Regional Championship 0-1). Fouled out— Jaxon. Rebounds— New Los Angelas 1 1 1— 3 Bowie 6-12 5-5 17, Blaylock 5-13 8-10 18, Burrell 4-10 0 6 9, Walker 4-5 6 1 8, Sellers wash. Troops continue to return to the U.S., although tensions have hightened recently. awarded the Silver Sua for bravery Please see IRAQ, page 8. mluces. (22-10), 7:32 p.m. At the Silverdome Mexico 34 (Longley 9), Oklahoma SL 47 (Hous Rrst Iterkid— 1, Los Angalaa, MeSortey 7 Theua 8-16 7-10 25, Buechlar 1-2 1-2 3, 6 1 0 1-413, S.Pikiall 1-1 1-2 3, Smith 1616 2-5 Princeton (2 6 2 ) vs. VRIonova (16-14), 30 Pontiac, Mich. ton 17). Assists— N e w Mexico 9 (Banks 4), Ok (Meinlyra, Kasper), 6:31 (ah). Z Chicago, 1 PeSovic 3-5 7-7 13, Haley 3-4 2-2 8.Totals mirwtes after comp, of first gome Sunday, March 24 25, DePriest 1-4 6 1 Z Gwyrin 4-11 6 1 1 17. Graham 21 ,123 9 (ah). 37-81 41-50 118. lahoma SL 9 (Potter, Alexander 2). Total Cyrulik 1-2 0 6 Z Totals 31-59 1624 79. Sscoftd Round Semifinal winners fouls— New Mexico 23. Oklahoma SL 15. Socond Fteriod— 3, Chicago. Larmer 40 Detroit 29 18 27 36— 110 At Cole Fleidhouae LSU (62) (Goulet ftoenlck), :5 5 .4, Loe Angeles, Jones 9 U.N. tries new A-NA Singleton 2 6 3 6 7, Boudreaux 1 6 6 0 3, R o NewJersey 28 27 30 33— 118 College Rsrti, Md. WEST REGIONAL (MeSortey), 5:17. 5, C h i ^ , Roenick 37 (W 6 3-Polnt goals— Detroit 2-9 (Johnson 1-1, O'Neal 11-22 56 27, Hansen 26 06 5, Pugh o Saiuriltqr. March 16 First Round N.C. State 114. S. Miss 85 sort Murray), 831. 8, Chicago, Monaon 11 Turmoil growing peace tactic Henderson 1-2, Dumars 61, Rodman 0-2, Richmond (22-9) vs. Temple (22-9), 12:15 At the Jo n R Huntsman Cem er 06 06 0, Sims 1-4 06 Z Bums 1-2 06 Z (Larmor, maon), 831 (pp). 7, CNcago, Lormor First YWCA Caches 125 o ^ SOUTHERN MISS. (85) Griggs 3 6 0 6 7, Plcou 1-1 6 1 3, Hommink 1-4 Aguirre 6 3 ), New Jersey 6 9 (Theus 2-4, Morris p.m Salt Lake CNy 41 (Graham), 1536 (ah). UNITED NA'nONS (AP) — 2 CD Chancellor 11-19 0-2 24. Waatherspoon 2- 2 4, Krajewski 1-1 0 6 Z Tottas 24-75 1615 1-3, Coleman 0-1, Petrovic 61). Fouled Oklahoma Stats (23-7) vs. N.C. State Thursday, March 14 Third Fteriod— 8, Chicago, Creighton 19 Secretary-General Javier Pterez 1616 1-3 21, Jenkins 4-7 4-4 12, Hasten 611 m CD out— Edwards. Rebounds— Detroit 49 (Aguirre (2610), 30 mlnutas after corrp. of first game Selon Hall 71, Pepperdina 51 6 Z (McGH), 1539 (ah). 9, Loa Angates, Qranato 28 BOSTON (AP) — ft was 1866, chapter — kicked d!fanine-m MANC3IESTER HERALD, Saturday, March 16,1991—3 FOCUS TTT" Baker praises Gorbachev MOSCOW (AP) — Secretary of said quietly to Baker: “Excellent However, he disagreed with the State James A. Baker III failed final words.” But in answering Bush administration’s attempt to ex- Dear Abby Dr. Gott Friday to break a stalemate on arms reporters’ questions. Baker and Be clucle the Palestine Liberation Or PEOPLE control treaties with the Soviet ssmertnykh appeared somewhat at ganization. Union, but he offered praise for odds over Iraq. “The PLO has remained an or Abigail Van Buren Peter Gott, M.D. ■ Bert Parks, the former Miss American Pftgeant Soviet President Mikhail S. Gor Baker pointedly warned President ganization that speaks for the inter master of ceremonies who returned for last year’s bachev’s efforts to defuse tensions Saddam Hussein that the cease-fire ests of Palestinians, and the PLO 70th anniversary show, will probably be back on the I I in the Baltic republics and to ener agreement in the Persian Gulf War should be involved,” he said. sidelines this year, a pageant official said. gize his stagnant economy. imposed strict limits on his military The stalemate in arms control in Cut solicitors’ A day after host Gary Collins said he was too busy The deadlock in implementing operations. The implication was that volves one treaty signed by 22 na ■ w ■ with his television show to be host of the September Spinal method one treaty and finishing another the United States might resort to tions in November to make historic pageant. Executive D irects Leonard Horn said that means further delay in rescheduling force to restrict his tactics in con cutbacks in troops, tanks and other I^ks, too, was unlikely to be returning. a visit here by Pi^ident Bush for flicts with rebels. non-nuclear ftnees across the ex pitch short It had nothing to do with Parks flubbing his long- summit talks with Gorbachev. But Bessmertnykh, however, em panse of Europe, and a second, awaited return last year by failing to introduce at has few risks Baker said U.S.-Soviet relations phasized that the UJ4. Security long-delayed treaty to reduce U.S. DEAR ABBY: Yesterday, I answered the telephone least a dozen former Miss Americas, Horn said were on the upswing. Council had authorized force only to and Soviet long-range nuclear mis and patiently listened to a gentleman with a very nice “The relationship has gone Thursday. Parks returned only to be part of the DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m a 75-year-old male about to reverse Iraq’s seizure of Kuwait. siles by about 30 percent voice trying to sell me a $39.95 book of coupons from through a test recently and it has pageant’s aimiversary with no commitment beyond Earlier, in a picture-taking session Baker said none of the problems the “local merchants.” He said if I purchased a book of have prostate surgery. I attended a seminar by a urologist survived,” he said. “That is good for that, Horn said. who indicated he preferred to operate by giving spinal that developed into a mini-news in carrying out the Conventional these coupons, 1 would be helping a child in his fight the Soviet Union and g(xxl for the conference, Gorbachev signaled Horn said no decision has been made on who will I know of two different cases where a piient Forces in Europe treaty had been against leukemia. United States and good for the replace Collins, who wants to devote more time to Saddam that he would not get sup resolved. And, he said, there was no I explained that we were on a very tight budget and I suffered mernwy loss after a spinal. How is a spinal world.” “TTie Home Show” and other business interests in port from Moscow as he tries to put substantive movement on the couldn’t afford $39.95, but could I send a smaller dona Southern California. given, and what might (me expect from it? Why isn’t Baker’s glowing statement (x>n- down rebellions. general anesthesia given for prostate surgery? Strategic Arms Reduction Treatv. tion to help the child? At first there was a stony silence, Collins had been the host since 1982, replacing cluded a joint news conference with “Let the Iraqi people themselves A then BANG went the receiver. Abby, that man had ac former Thrzan Ron Ely. Ely replaced Parks when he The Assaclatsd Press Soviet Foreign Minister Alexander take care of that,” Gorbachev said of He said a Bush-Goibachev sum tually hung up on me! was fired in 1980 after a 25-year career that saw him MINER RUMBLINGS - Miners have expanded their strike to more than 150 locations A. Bessmertnykh. the unsettled political situation. mit, which was supposed to be held I realize that most of these telephone solicitors are just DEAR READER: Spirud anesthetic is injected into As they parted, away from Bessmertnykh voiced his support last month. Would not be res become a national institution with his trademark the spinal canal. Once the anesthetic has been ad- throughout the Soviet Union. Friday crowds of miners in the Ukraine marched to demand doing their jobs, but I would think they would appreciate serenade, "There She Is.” microphones in the foreign minis for Baker’s efforts in trying to bring cheduled until the START treaty minisa^red, the patient is positioned so that the ^ - higher wages and the resignation of Mikhail Gorbachev. being told BEFORE they give their entire pitch that the ftrks or his agent, Richard Shack, did not im ter’s guest house, Bessmeitnykh the Arabs and Israel together. was finished. p n rp i^ part of the lower body is ^equately numbed party on the other end of the telephone is not interested. mediately return telephone messages for cotiunent. The AModaied PrMS before surgery. Spinal anesthesia is as effective as Speaking for myself, as a matter of policy, I never buy ■ Jade Paar, host of “The Tonight Show” before MISS AMERICA CROONER — Burt general anesthesia, during which patients are put to sleep anything on the telephone. I would never be rude, but I Johrmy Carson replaced him in 1962, was honored Parks, who lost his Job as host of the Miss — and is safer. Alexander hale to take up their time when I know I’m not going to for his contributions to television by the Museum of America Pageant a decade ago, is not like- Weicker praised Debt payoffs buy anything. Broadcasting. Two sides differ iy to back on the boardwalk in Atlantic City, The major complications of general anesthesia DENNISON, OHIO, HOUSEWIFE Parr, 72, once characterized by TV critics as “a confirmed HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — 1955 to 1961, Ribicoff said he con scare analysts DEAR HOUSEWIFE: I can’t speak for all telephone bull in his own china shop” and “a Methodist minis N.J. this September hosting the popular (respiratory problems and heart irregularities) (mn be Abraham A. Ribicoff, the former event. fatal; however, they rarely, if ever, occur during spinal WASHINGTON (AP) — R>imer sistently opposed a personal income solicitors, but if I were one, I would not want to waste ter after five martinis,” got a standing ovation over arbitration Democratic governor and U.S. tax. But with Coimecticut’s budget anesthesia. 1 am not aware that memory loss — indeed, Tennessee Gov. Lamar Alexander’s NEW YORK (AP) — Debt for my time giving my entire pitch to someone who, as a Thursday from an audience of 600 at the Los Angeles senator, said Friday that Gov. hole as deep as it is now, he would matter of policy, never buys anything on the telephone. County Museum of Art. no record of the conviction, if he meets terms of the any laain (iamage — results from spinal anesthesia; such record in education is overshadow HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — dispute goes to arbitration, the Lowell P. Weicker Jr. is the only giveness deals for Poland and an event would be a highly unlikely consequence, as ing his business investments in how Local governments squared off support it. Egypt point to what financial A courteous, “I’m sorry, sir ...” etc., as soon as one Paar showed a retrospective of clips from his show probation. He was ordered to pay $81 in court and town no longer is a participant in a politician with the guts to propose “Lowell Weicker is the only spinal anesthesia does not aifect the brain and patients lawmakers view him as President against teachers’ unions Friday in analysts said Friday is a disturbing recognizes the caller as a telephone solicitor, would be and commented on everything from his ill health to probation costs. pr(x:ess which ultimately affects its what it takes, including an income political figure I know that’s got the my recommendation. remain awake and alert. Spinal anesthesia has been safe Bush’s next secretary of education. a debate over proposed changes in trend in U.S. lending abroad: former sidekick Jonathan Winters. Fire official Jose Garza charged that when Van purse. They must accept the final tax, to get Connecticut out of its guts to take on this issue. No one Phar said he had suffered two heart attacks, a her ly used fiv years in women giving birth or having the system of binding arbitration $2.4 billion budget hole. Political (xmeessions pay off. DEAR ABBY: The letter about the toddler who fell Winkle took the stage, he told the audience, “You Alexander’s nomination to suc decision, and they must pav for it.” likes to pay taxes, nobody, no matter nia operation, and a prostate operation in recent paid good money. Come on down, and let’s get with gynecological surgery. used to settle contract disputes. Ribicoff, who met briefly with In Poland’s case, tte govern into a five-gallon bucket of water and drowned while his ceed Lauro Cavazos in Bush’s where they stand in the economic ment endeared itself to the West by mother ran to answer the telephone prompts this letter. years. He called Winters “a true genius — a difficult it.” The Legislature’s Education Weicker Friday, m ied Weicker “the Cabinet was approved by voice vote City and town officials have spectrum,” Ribicoff said. “Lowell pursuing a free-market economy Actually, I want to address two separate, but related is man, not an easy man.” General anesthesia can be used for prostate surge^, Committee is considering five bills only pierson I know of who could The judge said probation is frequently given in the without dissent in Senate Thursday grown increasingly frustrated with Weicker, in my opinion, has got the and forsaking more than four sues. His guests on the show from 1957 to 1%2 ranged that would alter the current system. save the state of Connecticut from toughest job of any governor that case of fire code and noise pollution violators, with usually because some patients feel less tqrprehensive despite questions during confirma the system in recent years, com decades of communist ctxitrol. In No. 1: The ridiculous belief that when a telephone from Richard Nixon to actress Tallulah Bankhead. being put to sleep during surgery. However, spinal anes One measure would limit arbitra the crisis it’s now in.” the aim of preventing repeat violations. The charge tion hearings about his business plaining that it favors the teachers ever held the governorship of the Egypt’s case, the country joined rings, you have to run to answer it! I am a physician, and ■ Rap artist VauQla Ice pleaded guilty to violating tion awards to the same increase as “This state is in great trouble,” state of Connecticut.” carries a maximum fine of $2,000. thesia is preferable. Follow your urologist’s (and anes dealings while governor. and gives lotral governments little the ^liance arrayed against Iraq. I’ve had a number of people come to my office due to in a fire code by inviting fans at a concert to crowd' the cost of living; another would said Ribicoff, now 80 and living in Ribicoff said Weicker had not ■ Oral Roberts underwent surgery Friday to open thesiologist’s) advice. If properly administer^, spinal control over one of .the largest “In a way, it’s a reward to our juries they have receiv^ when they tripped and fell toward a stage. allow arbitrators to choose a com Cornwall. Weicker and Ribicoff a narrowed carotid artery, the second operation in anesthesia is free of side effects, and you’ll feel tetter Sen. Edward M. Keimedy, D- chunks of their budgets. asked for any advice and added, friends or people who cooperate while running to answer the telephone. I say, if the phone Robert V. Van Winkle, 23, the chart-topping per promise between the final two of were in the Senate together, from two weeks for the 73-year-old evangelist during the immediate recovery period b ^ u s e you won’t Mass., chairman of the Labor and “advice that isn’t sought is never ap with us in economic policy,” said rings while you’re busy, let the blasted thing ring — if fers, rather than selecting one or 1970 to 1981. At the time, Weicker former known as Vanilla Ice, was cited for violating Fbr the past six months. The founder of Oral have to fight your way back to consciousness, experience Human Resources Committee, said ‘Towns are now at a disad preciated.” Lawrence Klein, a {vofessor of it’s really important, the party will call back. an ordinance barring overcrowding of aisles after his nausea or nm the risk of cardiorespiratory side effects. the other; a third would expand the was a Republican. He abandoned O Z3 Roberts University has been suffering tingling and Alexander had created “the ap vantage,” state Sen. Judith Freed list of criteria to be considered by As long as Weicker tells the economics at the Wharttm School The other issue: h to y lives could be saved if Feb. 21 concert at the Municipal Auditorium. The Furthermore, the risks of general anesthesia increase the party last year and won the 3 ) r - numbness in some fingers, said his son, Richard. pearance of using his high public of man, R-Westport, said. “Once a the arbiuator. people the truth, Ribicoff said, at the University of Pennsylvania. everyone — including housewives — knew how to do surging crowd snapped a thick brass rail in front of prop(Htionately to the patient’s age. governor’s office as an independent. The surgery at Hillcrest Medical Center went well fice for ... private financial benefit.” During his years as governor from people will follow him. S ^ CPR. One never knows when a friend or family member the stage, but no injuries were reported. and Roberts was awake and alert afterward, the > m will black out or have a heart attack. Most American Red Municipal Judge Michael O’Quirui fined Van University said in a statement Cross chapters offer excellent courses for home and Winkle $500 on Thursday and placed him on four To give you more information, I am sending you a free z! He underwent a similar operation on Feb. 28. His copy of my Health Report “An Informed Approach To workplace emergency care. months’ probation. Court records show that the per recovery was so quick that doctors decided to per O CD DR. MAX WREN, MC ALISTER, OKLA. former was not in court when the plea was entered. Surgery.” Other readers who would like a copy should Officer’s grievance denied SAINT PATRICK'S SALE z -< form the second operation rather than wait, his son send $1.25 with their names and addresses to P.O. Box DEAR DR. WREN: (I am not going to say you’re for He will not have to pay the fine, and there will be said. H -H the birds.) Thanks for a fine and ever timely letter. 91369, Geveland, OH 44101-3369. Be sure to mention By RICK SANTOS case statement. most 10 years, had wanted the leave off everything in store!! the title. “He claimed benefits he lost Manchester Herald of absence in case he decided to Saturday 3/16 thu Sunday 3/24 0 m during the year that he was working return to work as a detective. The Golden Acorn 1 MANCHESTER — The state Wilson, represented by an attor for the state,” said Steven R. 1201 Main Strsst, Covsntry (Across from Bidwen Tavern) ney from the American Federation Board of Mediation and Arbitration Werbner, the town’s assistant ®/« OwfMr: Hanry TJ. m o t k a r Tel: 742-OTIS or 228-3MS has denied a grievance filed by a of State, County and Municipal 25 general manager and representative former Manchester police officer in the case. Employees, received $9,000 when Antiques, Collectibles, Books and Coins he resigned, the case statement says. RECORD against the town, according to state Wilson, who left his job as a Old and Rare Books Department of Labor d(Kuments. detective on Nov. 4,1988, had been The payment was for unused sick The officer, Edward Wilson, had hired to work as deputy assistant at and vacation pay and other benefits. Also books on History, Mighn, Cookbooks, ChUdrens Book^ Novels, Mysteries and books on many other topics. m CD claimed the town owed him pay and torney for the Superior Court in Wilson’s attorney, Jackson T. O ld China Brass Items, Brass from Israel and W ood Carving from around the world. P O Deaths Death Notices benefits that he would have earned Manchester, according to case docu King, argued that when his client Cinema during a one-year leave of absence. ments. Wilson’s a p p ^ was denied was not granted the leave of ab Come see for yourself ~ Have the luck of the Irish ~ He was denied the leave request earlier this month. sence, he should have been able to There is something for everybody. Our prices year round are reasonable with discounts for elderly, union S I This town lilting of dialhi Ii oftirad Irai of chargi by tha Shirley M. (Sturtevant) Oste Sandra J . (Berzenski) Ed E U T HARTFORD after resigning from the force, ac Werbner said Wilson, who rescind his resignation, the case Manchastar Harald. Paid announeamanta of daath and In Showeaaa Clnama MO — Class Action (R) Sat 1230. 3.-05. 8«5. cording to the labor department’s worked for the department for al statement says. members St other special people. Mamoiiama appaar undartha Daath NotIcaa haading. Shirley M. (Sturtwant) Oste, 65, of 13 Stonewood Ter 10:25. 12a0: Sun 1230, 335, 530, 835, 10:25. — Guilty by Suspicion 5 « wards (PG-13) Sat 12:15, 235, 4:40, 735, 8:55, 1235; Sun 12:15, 225, 4:40, 33 > race, Vernon, died Thursclay evening at Rockville 735, 8:55. — "nio Doors (R) Sat 120, 4:10, 735, 8:50, 1225; Sun 120, General Ho^ital. She was bom in Manchester on May 1, ^ d r a J. (Berzenski) Edwards, 47, of 70 Rolling Hills 4:10, 735, 8:50. — Sleaping With the Enemy (R) Sat 1:10, 3:15,’ 525, sm cE S CELEBRATE Deaths elsewhere 1925 and lived most of her life in Manchester before 735,10:10,12:15: Sun 1:10,3:15,525, 7:55,10:10. —The SHanca of the Drive, Glastonbury, formerly of Manchester, wife of Lambs (R) Sat 1225,2:55 520,7:50,10:15 1230; Sun 1225, 235,520, ' Sandra J. (BerzenskI) Edwards moving to Wethersfield and Vernon ten years ago. She David H. Edwards, died Friday, March 15, 1991, at her 7:50, 10:15. — New Jack City (R) Sat 12:40, ^50, 535, 7:40, 10, 12:10; :|N T C C IC f2 ST. PATRICK’S DAY Glastonbury attended Manchester schcxrls and was a graduate of home. She was b V 4—MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday^ March 16,1991 OPINION RELIGION ______MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, March 16,1991—5 I ( Open Forum WWBUCIWS 8oH«k'5'«> Agency Interracial Council forum will address racial relations By NANCY CARR cil w ^ created out of this time of 643-4031. w T m c i i w > shots Elsie Lewis and I^t Schaefer, soup Joan O’Loughlin, Catherine Byron, MACC Executive Director listening and sharing. On March 25, At 6:30 p.m. Johnathan Daube, kitchen volunteers. ten years later, the Manchester Inter Gloria Weiss, Bette Vittner, C!arl Check parties m r stew MCC President, will open the Special thanks to the Young Guthrod, Shirley Graff, Unitarian The climate surrounding the racial Council, co-chaired by David MACC News Forum welcoming those attending people of South Windsor Teen Cen Community Development Block Dampier and Dvora Caspi, is hold Universalist Society, Concordia To The Editor: the workshop and John Thompson, ter who raised $900 through a Lutheran, St. Rose Church, Illing Jrt-^ Grant controversy in Manchester in ing a Tenth Anniversary Forufh at both the Manchester Board of Direc Manchester State Representative, On May 6, the citizens of Bolton will again have the the late 1970’s literally exploded on bowl-a-thon and split the proceeds High and Manchester Board of ■ w ■ Manchester Community College opportunity to elect those individuals who they believe stirred tors and the Manchester Board of will provide a brief legislative over between the Vernon and Mwchester Realtors. October 2, 1980 when the firebomb bringing community focus once Education will act as moderator. view. Worieshops are scheduled for shelters. will best serve the interests of all of Bolton’s citizens. In , shattered the bedroom and the lives Notice: Easter flowers for isolated again on several of the critical jus Panelists for the second 7 and 8 pan. tokind donations to the Shelter addition to the endorsed Republican and Democratic can- of the Harris-Meggitt family. The tice issues of the day. Two excellent elderly and Easter baskets for needy By JACK ANDERSON workshop. Conditions and Conse MACC. MCC and the Manchester have been received from Mrs. Syd didates,a group of petitioning candidates, who call them next month saw a series of related workshops are being offered. families must be left in the MACC selves the Common Sense Coalition, will ^tpear at the and DALE VAN ATTA______quences of Intolerance, include Les Herald are again joining to co-spon ney Smith. Bea Hicock, Kevin incidents including the beating of a Education: Chirrent Desegregation Department of Human Needs by bottom of Ae ballot If you are interested in the quality of lie Brett, Chair, Commission of sor the Forum. You are all cordially Kehoe, Glastonbury Pizzeria, 12-year-old black boy on his way to Issues features, as panelists, three Monday, March 25. The office education in Bolton and thus the future of our town, then WASHINGTON — When Gordon Human Rights and Opportunities invited to attend the workshops for Enchanted Bakery, Colt’s Manufac school at St. James by 2 white school superintendents; Charles (Center Church, 2nd floor) is open you might be interested in knowing what these petition Hamel was fired from an obscure federal and Executive Director of CWELF, an update in what is most current in turing, Hartford Catholic Book males. Semio, Acting Superintendent of Frank Barrows, State Senator, the issues of desegregation, civil 9-5 p.m. For information, call ing candidates are all about agency last year, his boss gave the reason Store, Manchester Sea Food, St. 646-4114. The Black-White Seminar, April Schools, Hartford; Sam Leone, Su Hartford, Robert Leifind, Executive rights and the local consequences of On the surface, the presence of this third set of options as sexual harassment and insubordina 1981, co-sponsored by MACC, James, St. Bridget, AARP #1275, might appear confusing. In reality, by coming out of the tion. But congressional investigators now perintendent of Schools, East Director, CT Anti-Defamation racism of intolerance. We look for Wapping Community Church, Ar MCC, and the Manchester Herald Hartford; and our own Superinten closet the Common Sense Coalition has served to clarify think Hamel may have been fired be League, Ronald ICratA Director of ward to your participation in the fol thur Clements, Mary Byron, Mr. and Church note and a number of other community dent, Jim Kennedy. In addition, the issues. The members of the Common Sense Coalition cause he blew the whistle on his agency. Health, Manchester. lowing discussions. There is no fee Mrs. Byron, Legal Secretaries of * ^ 0 schedule of upcoming agencies was one of the first serious Elizabeth Sheff, mother of Milo The evening will begin at 5:30 or registration for the workshops. chuirch events does not appear in A are bonded by a single common thread of self serving Hamel’s complaints about the goings Manchester, Manchester Jaycees, efforts to listen to our minority ar Sheff, plaintiff in the Sheff v. greed. Simply put these candidates represent a relatively on at the President’s Commission on Ex p.m. with an optional buffet dinner Corrections: Run Slechholz, our Manchester Country Club, Dominos this section of the paper, l^tead. ticulate their experiences of injustice O’Neil desegregation case, has at MCC. To register for dinner by small portion of the towns’ citizens who are unwilling to ecutive Exchange have since sparked at Soup Kitchen Coordinator, was in- Pizza, J.C. Penney, Ripa Gino’s, it will run on the Record page of and bigotry. the March 18 deadline, call Salamon support any town expenditures which do not directly least three federal investigations into the agreed to be one of the panelists. TOiTCCtly identified as William in Pizza Hut, Broderick-Fishers, Jean the Monday Herald. The Manchester Interracial Coun Eleanor Coltman, former member of at 647-6024 (days) or O’Loughlin at benefit themselves. This group is a direct out-growth of agency that are still pending. His firing last week’s column. Also, errors in Cabana, Mary Hoyt, Mrs. Jeusen, The Neglected Taxpayers and as such, they are essential was suspended, and he is now on leave ly an anti-education ^oup, at least as far as Bolton is awaiting the outcome of a personnel ^ - THE concerned. Case in point; Art Mensing, who is running peal. for the Board of Education, recently and publicly staled T«»fcAoCotwCWge*)uU Whether Hamel is a conscientious Schedule of services BIBLE that the current Board “spends too much time on educa whistleblower or a malcontent, as his tion related issues.” Figure that one out. It is not a coin bosses claim, is up to a federal personnel ship; 7 p.m., Wednesday meeting. (646-2903) BAPTIST GOSPEL North Unitod Malhodltl Church, 300 pastor. Sunday worship service, 10.'30 a.m., SPEAKS cidence that none of the members of the Common Sense board to determine. But he has managed Parker Si.. Manchester. Dr. William C . Trench, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. Bible Community Bapitet Church, 585 E. Cen- CONGREGATIONAL by Church of the Living God, Robertson pastor; Rev. H . Osgood Bennett, visitation studies throughout the week. (643-0906) Coalition have children who are currently in Bolton’s to stir up a virtually unknown agency tar S t, Manchester. Rev. James I. Meek, min Eugene Brewer Bolton Congregational Church, 228 Bol School, No. School St., Manchester. Rev. minister. Sunday schedule, 9 a.m. and 10:30 School System. ister. Schedule: 10 a.m., Sunday worship ser that would have preferred to continue ton Center Road. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, David W. Mullen, pastor. Sunday worship 9 a.m., worsWp senrices; 10.-30 a.m., Sunday ROMAN CATHOLIC vice; 11:15 a.m.. Church School: Noon, Vbuih One might ask why these individuals did not attempt business as usual. pastor and Jane Hooper, commissioned min a.m. and 10:45 a.m.: Vttednesday, 7 p.m. School. (649-3696) Church of tha Assumption, Adams Street, Vbu tTKiy hove wondered wtxj groups. A nursery Is availabie.(843-053^ (647-7355). to become candidates on either the Republican or Seeking Mrs. Right ister. Schedule; 10 a.m., Sunday worship. 10 South UnHed Methodist Church, 1226 Manchester. Rev. Arthur Audet and Rev. John we are and what w e stand for The President’s Commission on Ex a.m.. Church School. Nursery for pres Full Gospel Interdenominational Church, Main St., Rev. Frederick L. \brger, pastor: Golas, co-pastors. Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; — the Church of Christ. \Afe are Democratic endorsed slates. The answer is simple, our Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. Philip ecutive Exchange places corporate ex choolers. 11:15 a.m., FORUM programs. Kyle W . McGatw, associate pastor. Sunday Sunday masses at 730 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 Manchester. less an organization and more Town Committees are dedicated to supporting candidates ecutives in one-year government posts (649-7077) Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., adult Bible study schedule; Wsrship services, 8 and 10 a.m.; a.m. and noon. (643-2195) Margaret Thatcher was in Washington To be sure, there are some pretty weak who became president, and another who Rev. Jim Bellasov, pastor. Sunday School: and Sunday school; 7 p.m., worship service. an organism — simply a fellow who truly represents the responsible interests of Bolton. Canter Congregational Church, 11 Center Church School. 10:15 a.m.; 9 a.m., adult St. Bridgat Church, 70 Main St., and sends federal bureaucrats to work for 9:30 a.m.; Sunday worship; 10:45 a.m. and ship of believers in Christ. recently, receiving the Presidential female political leaders around. In the was both attorney general and a senator? St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr. Prayer line, 24 hours (646-8731). education. (647-9141). Manchester. Rev. Joseph Donnelly, Suzanne The members of the Common Sense Coalition did not awhile in the private sector. President 6:30 p.m. (646-5316) Medal of Freedom from Mr. Bush, and Philippines, Corazon Aquino is no doubt Besides, there are plenty of women on Schedule: 8 and 10 a.m., Sunday worship ser Nolan, Sister Joan Reilly, C S J , collaborative Similar groups exist in more than stand a chance then, nor will they on May 6. The R rst Baptist Ch u rch , 240 Hillstown Road, vices; 9 a.m.. Bethel Bible and breakfast; 10 surely no one has ever deserved it more a nice lady, but she is manifestly unfitted Bush and White House CJiief of Staff JEWISH-CONSERVA- pastoral team. Saturday Mass, 5 p.m.; Sunday 12,000 communities in all fifty presence of the petitioning candidates is not confusing, the lower rungs of the political ladder Manchester, Dr. Billy J . Scott, pastor. Sunday a.m.. Church School and child care; 11:15 NATIONAL CATHOLIC masses, 730 a.m., 9 a.m., 1030 a.m. and states, and in thousands of lo richly. John Sununu have hailed the program for schedule: 9 a.m.. Open Prayer and Coffee to be the president of a large, unstable a.m., social hour. (647-9941 TIVE St. John the Baptist Polish National noon. (643-2403) they simply represent what is bad for Bolton, short today who got there entirely on their fostering better relations between Fellowship; 9:30 a.m., Bible Study for pre cales scattered across more The event set me to wondering, for the republic. And in Nicaragua, I’m afraid Second Congragatlonal Church, 385 No. Templa Bath Sholom, 400 E Middle Tpke., Catholic Church, 23 Gohvay St., Manchester. St. Jamaa Church, 896 Main St., own, and who would be positively school-adult; IT a.m.. Morning worship ser than 100 of the sovereign na sighted goals and the denouncement of our moral obliga zillionth time, where a comparable government and business. Main St., Manchester. Rev. V. Joseph Milton, Manchester. Dr. Richard J . Plavin, Rabbi; Dr. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, pastor. Sunday Mas Manchester. Rev. Francis Knikowskl, Rev. the evidence is mounting that Violeta vice. (649-7509) tions of the w orld. All this tion to educate our children. I urge all voters to ignore delighted to lay claim to the Oval Office. pastor. Schedule; 10 a.m., Sunday Worship Leon Wind. Rabbi Emeritus; Wbyne Krieger, ses, 9 a.m. weekday masses, 8 a.m.; School Frank Carter and Rev. John Gwozdz. Satur American political leader of the feminine Chamorro simply doesn’t have what it But not everyone shares that senti Rrst Baptist Chapel of the Deal, 240 The only trouble is that nobody in either service and Church School, nursery provided. Cantor; Shirley Segal, president. Friday ser of Christian Living classes, Sunday. 10:15 day masses at 4 and 630 p.m.; Sunday mas without "benefit’ of any the Common Sense Coalition and to make their choices ment. We recently reported on some Hillstown Road. Manchester. Rev. William A. gender can be found. (649-2863) vices at 8:15 p.m.: Saturday services, 10 a.m.; a.m.; CCD classes, Thursdays, 6 p.m ses at 7.30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m. and noon denominational machlneiy. from the many excellent candidates miming on the party takes them seriously, for the per .Shifflett pastor; Sunday services, 9:30 a.m., Let’s face it — I’m no ardent feminist. questionable placements by the agency Monday through Thursday services at 7:30 (6 4 3 -5 9 0 6 )------and 5 p.m. (643-4129) While we are careful to guard Republican and Democratic endorsed slates. fectly sound reason that they just aren’t Sunday School for preschool-adult; 11 a.m., p.m. Church of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron Road, My ihother told me 50 years ago that it — putting business people in key deaf and hearing-impaired worship service; COVENANT our local autonomy, we main William R. Pike impressive enough. Bolton. The Rev.-William J. Olesik, pastor. wasn’t fair for women to get less pay government jobs where they were in a Wednesday, 7 p.m., prayer meeting-BIble Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack LUTHERAN NAZARENE Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at tain a togetherness rooted in a It would take a pretty devout liberal study. (643-7543 T D D ) (649-7509 voice). matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman Swen- 31 Plymouth La. than men for equal work; I believed her position to benefit the companies and in Concordia Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin St., Church of tha Nazarans, 236 Main St., 730 a.m., 9:15 a.m. and 11 a.m. (643-4466) common faith based upon the WILLIAM A. ideologue to cotton to the notion of a Mount Zion Baptist Ch u rch , 240 Hillstown sen, pastor. Rev. Raul Knight, associate pas Bolton dustries that had their loyalties. Partisan Manchester. Rev. Dr. Kirn-Eric Williams, pas Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, pastor. Sun Scriptures as our only authority. O I ! then, and still do, but that’s about as far Road. Manchester. Rev. Harrie Williams, pas tor; Schedule: 8 and 11 a.m., worship ser RUSHER President Barbara Mikulski — not be tor. Sunday Holy Communion, 8 a.m. and day schedule: 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; Thus you will discovjer am ong us as I go. I think women’s lib is a scam politics are also at work, favoring the tor. Sunday services: 11 a.m., Sunday School; SALVATION ARMY 30 r - vices; 9:30 a.m., Bible School. (649-2855). 10:30 a.m. Sunday School, 9 a.m.; Adult 10:40 a.m., worship service, children's church cause the Maryland senator is a liberal Noon, worship service. (569-0406) a unique emphasis upon Bible divided between a bunch of female companies that are big contributors to Forum, 9:15 a.m. (649-5311). and nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise service, T h e Salvation A rm y, 661 Main St.. Major S ^ (though that certainly doesn’t help) but EPISCOPAL and teaching. V\fe hove no other Children target writers hustling their books and a gaggle the GOP. Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church St., nursery. Mid-week Bible Study,. 7 p.m., W M - > m CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Mrs. Gary Asperschlager, pastors. Sunday simply because she’s a noisy harpy who St. Gaorga'a Epiacopal Church, 1150 Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johansson, pastor. nesday. 6:30 p.m.. Wednesdays, Ifeuth ac authoritative statement of of man-haters out for a good fight. to 1989, commission director Betty First Church of Christ, Scfantlst, 447 N. sarvioea; ^ston Tpke., Bolton. Rev. David Brown, pas Sunday worship 8:30 and 11 a.m.. Sunday tivities. (646-8599). belief and practice to offer. Wa H o couldn’t lead a dying Arab to an oasis. Main S t. But where Margaret Thatcher is con Heitman hired Hamel as director of tor. Sunday worship 10 a.m.; church school, School, 9:45 a.m. (643-1193.) 930 a.m. Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. Holi invite your visits to our meetings. To The Editor: Her former colleague. Rep. Pat Manchester. Sunday schedule: 10:30 a.m. ness O CD 9:45 a.m. coffee fellowship, 11 a.m. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, cerned, my seeming male chauvinism takes to face down the Sandinista thugs placement. He soon noticed problems, service and Ws welcome your Inquiries. A Bolton group called the Common Sense Coalition Schroeder of Colorado, is somewhat (643-9203.) Cooper and High streets, Marrehester. Rev. PRESBYTERIAN meeting and nursery care;, 6 p.m.. Salvation 2 -< melts away like butter in a hot sun. If she including what he saw as violations of Sunday School. Child care provided: Wednes meeting. we assure you that these a c has announced that it plans to run its own slate of can she trounced so handily in the presiden easier on the eyes (an irrelevancy, as she Charts W . Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 a.m., divine wor Coventry Praabytarlan Church, Rt. 44A were eligible to run for the American federal spending laws, and some ques day, 8 p.m. St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Park and tions will not subject you to un didates in the upcoming May election for all the major tial election there. ship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday school; Holy C o m and Trowbridge Road, Coventry. Rev. Brad H H would be the first to insist) but at least as service and nursery. (649-1446) Church UNITARIAN UNIVER. welcome intrusions upon your presidency, I would be out working like On the other hand, Jimmy Carter was tionable job placements. munion first and third Sundays (649-4243.) Evans, pastor. Sunday service 930 a.m.. wor m I boards. They claim they are representative of the dif shrill. streets, Manchester. Andrew D. Smith, rector. privacy. » a dog to elect her. There can be no The commission was running an ex CHURCH OF CHRIST ship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday school; 6:30 p.m.. SALIST 0 m ferent people in town, that “people need to be no big advertisement for male leadership Not to neglect the Republicans, they Dee Anne Dodd, assistant rector. Warship: METHODIST serious objcctioir to the right woman oc eilhcr. Church of Christ, 394 Lydall St., Bible study and fellowship.; 7 p.m., coffee Unitarian Unlvaraallat Soclaty-East, 153 ^ represented.” perimental program that allowed cor 7:30 a.m. Bolton United Methodist Church, 1041 have no plausible female presidential Manchester. Rev. Eugene Brewer and Rev. break; Pre-school story hour, Wednesday W. Vernon St.. Manchester. Rev. Connie cupying the presidency; the burning It’s true that many female political porate ex ^ tiv es to work for the govern and 9:30 a.m.; Church School, 9:30 am.; Boston TpKe., Bolton. Rev. Ed Painter. Sun 9:45 a.m. (742-7222). CHURCH OF CHRIST So who are these people who want to represent us? Let contenders either. Nancy Kassebaum has Gareth Flanary. Schedule: 9 a.m., Sunday Stemburg, minister. Sunday services, 10:30 1 issue is, where is she? Wednesdays, days, 9:30 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m., wor Praabytarlan Church of Manchaatar, 43 Lydall & Vernon Streets leaders got their start by inheriting their ment while being paid by their com-' BiUe'dass; 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., Suriday wor a.m.; Nursery care and youth religious educa us first define who they are not. Not one of these can been in the Senate for over 12 years Holy Eucharist, 10 a.m. (649-4583) ship service, nursery. (649-3472) Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Richard Gray, didates have any children or even any grandchildren in After all, even setting Mrs. Thatcher roles from dead husbands (e.g. Mrs. A- panies. Heitman liked the idea and tion. Coffee hour after service. (646-5151.) Phone: 646-2903 R O aside, able female political leaders aren’t without inducing that White House the Bolton school system. It is probably safe to say that quino, Sri Lanka’s Mrs. Sirimavo Ban- pushed to inake it a permanent arrange o all that rare. Skip the numerous historical gleam in anybody’s eye. Anne between grandparenu, parents and the Bolton children daranaike, or for that matter Texas’ ment, touting it as a savings to taxpayers. examples, such as Elizbeth I, and stick to Armsu-ong and Elizabeth Dole have CJ (/) themselves, this slate manages to exclude more than half Governor “Ma” Ferguson). But there are demonsuuted administrative ability in But top government attorneys didn’t of Bolton’s population. Where’s the “common sense” in recent times. Golda Meir deserved her plenty of men who probably wouldn’t see it that way. Our associate Scott Sleek m c/> respected place in the lengthening line of various jobs in and out of government, that? have cut the mustard either, without but haven’t touched off a draft move obtained letters written last year by both Retir em ent L iv in g 5 ^ O Israeli prime ministers. I never liked family help. Does anybody diink Ted the Justice Department and the Govern SENIOR CITIZENS Why this slate has such a peculiar makeup becomes ment. Mrs. Gandhi, but that was because I obvious when one defines who they are. Let no one be Kennedy’s sheer ability would have ^ it looks as though we’ll just have to ment Ethics Office. They said the despised her politics, not because she fooled by their catchy “sound-bite” name. The Common lofted him into the Senate if he hadn’t wait for our American Maggie. One day, program could allow private companies m > lacked political skill (she didn’t). had a multimillionaire father, a brother to use public office for inside informa Sense Coalition is The Neglected Taxpayers Coalition she’ll come along. 5 M and they will be advocates of only one agenda — reduce tion and personal gain, creating public Video program shown on taxes by cutting only the education budget, which would misUust. And the savings in salaries SPRING OPEN HOUSE X > lay any economic burden solely on the backs of Bolton were only modest. school children. And why not? These candidates know Ifct Heitman continued to urge Presi You are cordially invited to an that they would reap the short-term financial advantage Superpower’s humanity dent Bush and other top officials to sup Senior Center’s programs of lower taxes while having to personally bear none of port the idea. She even tried to get White the sacrifices. House Counsel C. Boyden Gray to take a OPEN HOUSE “Farce always attracts men of low say America is a crass, bigoted, private lawyer into his office under the from 1-3:30 p.m. The service is free to all seniors. In their very first press release, we have their first morality,” quipped Albert Einstein, prov By JOE DIMINICO Selrctmen candidate, Aloysius Ahem, a teacher no less, materialistic culture, that it glorifies program while still on the payroll of a Seniors are reminded that the Manchester Health ing that genius is as prone to stereotypes Manchester Senior Center at the stating that “the school board is too slanted towards violence and neglects its children, and law firm. Gray declined in writing, Department will be offering a “Free” Glaucoma Screen as the rest of us. But then maybe Einstein that it is high time we learned from our saying he was concerned “about having education.” In the same article. Art Mensing, candidate VINCENT Greetings: ing on March 20 from 1-3 p.m. The screening is free to Arbors Lifecare Community can be forgiven. He never heard of Gen. betters around the globe. an outside entity — even a law firm — for the Board of Education, makes the cryptic remark CARROLL Seniors are invited to attend the “Newcomers all Manchester residents 60 years of age and older. Norman Schwarzkopf. Rather than endure such homilies, we pay the salary of an individual working that “the Board of Education, as it stands, is entirely Program” scheduled for April 3 at 10 a.m. Individuals Please make note of additional health classes spon For that matter, Einstein wasn’t should pose a question to the critics in for the government.” dominated by education-related interests.” This is scary attending will be shown a video presentation produced sored by the Manchester Health Department: Stress around to read the news reports during stead: How it is that a supposedly low stuff, but I give them credit for announcing their platform Richard Seline, the commission’s by seniors describing many of the programs offered as Management, Women and Heart Disease, Looking Bet- the past two months and witness the civilization like ours produces so many chief of staff, said the lawyer merely so openly at the outstart. Their target will be Bolton’s well as a tour of the facility, to addition, staff will be on tcr/Feeling Better, and Smoking Cessation. Glaucoma 3/20 2:00PM "Funny Man with the Sleight of Hand” stunmng sympathy the average American men and women like Schwarzkopf, Dar educational system and, make no mistake about it, the wanted some government experience and hand to answer your many questions as well as listen to Screening and Mammograms are also scheduled. Call soldier displayed toward his Iraqi It is well to keep this fact in mind in gan and Snyder, soldiers who refuse was willing to work without a salary for Peter London, Magician/Comedian victims will be our children. your suggestions. Besides receiving a “gold discount the Health Depjuiment for details, 647-3173. counterpart. In many previous wars, U.S. the coming months and years, as we set even to hale the enemy they are sent to a few months. As a parent I feel compelled to speak out ag^ifist what card” individuals will be given a free meal ticket. In The Connecticut Association of Senior Center Person soldiers and civilians exaggerated the tle back into peacetime habits of thought kill? By last July, Hamel had seen enough. 3/21 10:00AM “Selling Your House in Today's Market” this group stands for and I urge Bolton to reject dividuals are encouraged to bring a friend. Remember nel cordially invites you to attend “A Tea,” honoring villainy of enemy u-oops. Not this time. and rhetoric. Very soon we will hear The answer, of course — and the He took several complaints about the their bid for office. It is cruci^ that in thdpTtimes, when eligibility requirements are 60 years of age and a Edith Prague, our new Commissioner of Aging, on Wed Vivian Ferguson, ERA Blanchard & Rossetto If anything, we ladled undeserved praise again a familiar indictment of America reason why Iraqis parade prisoners on commission to top government inves the very quality of life and the good nameof Bolton is in Manchester resident. nesday, April 3 at 1 p.m. at the Newington Senior their way: always referring to the “elite” from those who want something — more TV and we do not — is that the United tigators. Among his charges were that jeopardy, that we support only those candidates who will The Center has planned a trip to the Bushnell to hear Center, 120 Cedar St., Newington. Reservations arc re 3/21 2:00PM “Mountain Laurel Octet Chorus” Republican Guard, for example, although spending on preschool, perhaps, or na States is not a low civilization at all. employee records were shoddy and that work for the benefit of all our townspeople and who will the Hartford Pops Orchestra on April 13. The orchesua quired — call Elizabeth Witter at 441 -6785. they were elite only in comparison with tional health care, a civil rights bill, a Sometimes it takes war to expose the one participating business, F ^ i Cola project an image of our town that we can be proud of. the rest of Iraq’s pitiful military. ban on handguns, you name it They will turns into a really gig band with a salute to Glenn Individuals are reminded that our upcoming Easter obvious. Co., had its $18,000 fee for imrticipation dinner slated for March 28 will require reservations no Ken Geisler Even after the rout was complete, Miller, Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw, Harry James and in the program waived, improperly. later than March 26 at 12 noon. Our chef Mary Ann 34 Laurelwood Dr. most U.S. soldiers were at pains to ex other popular bands of the swing era. The ticket and Pepsi donated nearly $130,000 to Lawler will be preparing a delicious ham dinner. After Bolton plain that they’d killed only when neces bansportation will cost $22, and signup is March 22 at DATES: Wednesday & Thursday, March 20th & 21 st Republican Party interests in the 15>88 lunch Michael Nix will be here to perform on the classi sary. Take Sgt. Alonzo Dargan of Dar 10 a.m. presidential election. cal guitar. TIME: 10:00AM-4:00PM Daily lington, S.C., who manned a 25mm gun demanding Other trips are as follows: After Heitman found out that Hamel Mar. 20 — Coachlight “Nonsense” $28.50 — register Congratulations to “Sabby” DiMarco, our newly and TOW anti-tank missile on a Bradley had gone over her head, she told the crowned “9” Ball champ. Sabby defeated Frank Priviz- Berry s World Rghting Vehicle. You could have under in office — LV 10:30 a.m. PLACE: The Arbors Lifecare Retirement Community By SUSAN SCHAUER and help fanners working 988 million s ^ e investigators that he was disnqj- zino in a best of seven scries. 1 Apr. 3 — “Easter Extravaganza” (filled) LV 7:30 a.m. stood if Dargan had felt a bit vengeful, or Herald Washington Bureau acres of farmland. His department feeds 403 West Center Street tive. She appended him, claiming be &RET8:ISpjn. Please make not of the following upcoming classes: swaggered a little in telling his ulc, for the poor through various food assistance 1) Pine Cone Wreaths on March 21 and March 28 at used profanity and suggestive language Apr. 9 — Signup Red Sox v. Texas Rangers baseball Manchester, CT 06040 he was nearly killed by a round from a If Edward R. Madigan had a demand programs and has responsibility for about female employees, and in Novem game $29 — includes transportation and admission. 9:30 a.m. T-72 tank. Yet putting on a Rambo act ing job as a member of Congress, he’s making sure products available on store ber she fired him. 2) Intermediate Basketweaving begins March 19 from Tiip schedule July 30. was the last thing on his mind. really got his work cut out for him now shelves are safe for consumers. Investigators for the Office of Ptrson- Apr. 13 — Bushnell “Hartford Pops Orchestra” $22 2-4 p.m. Throughout the battle, he said, he “didn’t that he’s the secretary of agriculture. When President Bush nominated the nel Management confirmed some of 3) Advanced Basketweaving begins March 21 from shoot at the guys running. They were — includes ticket and transportation. Signup is Mar. 22 Walk-In Tours Available Madigan, who owned a successful Il former Illiiiois congressman for the top Hamel’s complaints and recommended 2-4 p.m. scared. I just wanted the vehicles.” linois taxicab company before being agne^ture job, he made a shrewd move. at 10 a.m. that his firing be rescinded. Rep. Tbm Apr. 29 — Rockingham Race Track $33.50 — in If interested in any of the above classes, call the Refreshments Available Allied guards in POW camps showed elected to Congress, has never been a With Republicans definitely in the Lantos, D-Calif., has rushed to Hamel’s cludes transportation & buffet lunch. To register call Center to register. similar empathy for their Iraqi charges. farmer, but he’s no stranger to farmers or minority in both the House and Senate, Due to the increased activity in calls to the office for defense and even chaired a hearing on Eton at 875-0538 after March 23. "Poor bastards,” said Capt. Kurt Snyder agricultural issues. Bush recognized the need to have a routine information, we installed an Infolinc to provide the issue. Investigations into Hamel’s May 14 — Ellis Island $29 — includes transportation of Seattle, “You can’t even dislike them. He was a member of Congress, secretary who knows Congress and how 24 hour service of recorded information regarding ac firing and the operations of the commis and admission to Ellis Island and Statue of Liberty — All you can do is feel sad for them.” representing a heavily agricultural dis it works. Madigan fits the bill. In fact, tivities, meals, trips tax counseling, etc. We, therefore, sion are pending by several government signup March 20. Now contrast this attitude toward trict, during the 1970s when American h ^ ig a n clearly has a good relationship agencies. encourage seniors to use the Infolinc before calling the May 29 — Caprilands herb fann $18 — includes prisoners with that of the other side. farmers could sell everything they with many key members of Congress — office when inquiring about meals, programs, trips, etc. Al)l)Ri;SS transportation & lunch/lecture — signup April 10 at Hardly had a few unlucky airmen produced. most of them testified on his behalf at Made In USSR The number is 647-3240 and may be dialed anytime — dropp^ into Iraqi hands than they were He was a member of the House recent confirmation hearings — and he The Soviets watched the Persian Gulf 9:30 ajn. days, evenings, weekends. Jun 2-6 — Wildwood trip $234 (taking a wailing list) low \ MAI I /ll> humiliated before the world, a few of Agriculture Committee during the pain clearly understands the legislative War with horrified fascination. They Lastly, Get Well Wishes in Hartford Hospital, and our them even pressured to repudiate the al call 875-0538. ful years of the mid-1980s when foreign process. used their spy satellites and electronic sincere condolences to the Fales family over the recent □ I cannot attend. lied war effort. A neuUal outsider who Sept. 1-8 — Bermuda Cruise — prices start at $799 I t l.t lriKIM: trading partners closed their markets to eavesdropping equipment to monitor loss of Pat. Pleaie tend me more pp twin, plus port taxes ($300 deposit at signup) Call wished to choose between Iraqi and the U.S. and many fanners lost their every step of the military campaign. information. American society based upon wartime They also obtained evaluations from Lois at 243-1630. Menu: farms, implement dealers closed their Mon 3/18 — Meatball grinder, beverage, dessert behavior need remember only two im doors and the bottom fell out of the farm contacts they kept in the Iraqi army. This Men Golfers are reminded that the deadline for □ Have a retirement The 3/19 — Stir fried chicken on rice, roll, beverage, W /je/i you 're ready ages — battered British F li^ t Lt. John economy. And at the same time, while Manchester Herald was an army, after all, that they had regisbation is March 21st. counselor call me. '/iP dessert C INIbyNEA. Inc Inters mumbling incoherenfly into the the government was spending billions to armed and trained. Through counter-in Lady Golfers are reminded that the Annual Organiza Wed 3/20 — Kielbasa dog on roll, sauerkraut, n IE camera, and the puffy, melancholy face help farmers keep going, our farm credit rtMoitnl OcL I, I8SI M ■ wedUy. telligence, U.S. officials now know that tional Meeting is scheduled for March 27 at 2 p.m. in to feel secure for "For manipulating the media above and Daily pubticadon since OcL 1 ,1914. of U.S. Navy Lt. Jeffrey Zaun — to system crumbled. the Soviets kept Operation Desert Storm the Senior Center Library. The meeting is obligatory to beverage, dessert beyond the call of duty..." make up his mind. all interested in playing the upcoming golfing season. Thu 3/71 — Pot roast/gravy, potato, vegetable, roll, ARBORS the rest of your life. Being secretary of agriculture is a big Mviaging Edlv . Downs under the closest possible surveillance Cay Ed« .A lo iM l beverage, dessert The superpower, it was clear, was also job. Madigan must oversee management Newt E(flor_ because their equipment was on stage. Individuals in need of Tax Assistance are reminded rS tS w C Spmlsr Fri 3/22 — Tlma/noodle casserole, vegetable, the humane power. of 191 million acres of national forests What they saw reportedly devastated the that TCE (Tax Counseling for the Elderly) volunteers ■f03 ^^cst Center Street, • Manchester. Conneetieiit • (205) 6 r 0 5 t5 Kremlin. are here at the Center every weekday except Thursday beverage, dessert. 1 r MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, March 16,1991— 7 6— M AN CH ESTER HERALD, Saturday, March 16,1991 t h e NEW BREED Crossword BLONDiE by Dean Msung B Mm Dnka oo you havb aay CBBSCtEWr WRENCH ? 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Authenticity really makes this enemies. 26 Unita 5 For what [8|T_^EJ □ 30 Opanlnga raaaon E ■ w ■ Teasers and Rushin’ Russian, both from Pressman Toys, Before playing, you choose which keys control your air 41 Ungarla portable game a treasure. 31 Car part 6 Sansational 24 Saad promise to keep the action lively if not somewhat loud. 33 Moraaf 7 itam R e v i e w s Fbr Girls Only dragon’s flight, adjust the detail level o f the graphics Hawaiian covaring 43 Lasgua In Tabloid Teasers, try your hand at tabloid jour 34 Faal island 25 Auction One o f today’s most popular series o f girls’ books has and determine how enemies will be displayed. '% u can inditposad 8 Lagal 44 Stataly nalism, oiie o f the most competitive o f all arenas. Call 35 FootbaH 27 Gaaturaa 45 Alma boi been brought to life in a new board game that might be even check out the terrain prior to combat by employing documant atiani 46 DIatrlbuta on creativity and a knowledge o f newsworthy events to raging battle and fast action to the palm o f your hands. play 0 Griddar org. 26 Indian triba stamped “ No boys allowed!” The Baby-sitters Club the “preview landscape” option. 37 Fada away 11 Impart carda outdo opponents. 29 Saull — 48 Parlalningto Operation C and Bill Elliott’s NASCAR Fast Tracks, Game, from Milton Bradley, encourages girls ages 8 and D » ig n your own awesome DragonStrike adventure 38 Twist about knowladga Marla Norm Rockwell 40 — fly to dawn Each player must try to provide the missing words of both from Konami and designed for Nintendo’s portable 30 Waatarn 49 Laalla Caron up to reveal their most gua^ed secrets, tell furmy stories on your Commodore 64i/s28, Amiga or IBM PC com 42 Araa 13 Sharpan III be back in a minute. I have to go tinkle.” unfinished headlines which actually apf)eared in the 45 Confusa hamiiphera rola gaming unit, each offer a unique video challenge. and perform stunts in front o f their friends. puter. 19 Civil org. 50 Halt 47 Swlaa songs diaordar 32 Common- papers. Then they must guess which o f the headlines In Operation C, based on the immensely popular Nin Players earn tokens by solving baby-sitting problems, 51 Mina find 51 Allay — 21 MIddIa Eait tator 53 Caustic really occupied newsstands. Players move ahead on the tendo game. Super C takes the “ Contra-style” action to showing o ff stunts like chorus line kicks and dealing 52 Citrus fruit org. 36 — Illy 8NAFU by Bnioe Bm UI* Colorful Critters 5 4 ------aubstanca board if they guess the real headline, or if they con an even higher level. The evil Black Viper and Red Fal with sticky romantic dilemmas. Perfect for slumber par 23 Expoaa to 39 Small com Even the tiniest tots can enjoy this simple game pact hasp another player into Choosing their answer as the real con have together unleashed the most dangerous weapon ties or rainy days, there’s Just enough silliness to keep chock-full o f cute and colorful critters. Animal Olym one. to date — aliens. Fight your way through artillery, pretcens giggling for hours. r " r " T “ | H SPIDER-MAN by SIm i Lm pics, from Buki Toys, LTD., features a fast-paced, ex A T" In Rushin’ Russian, players have a mere 20 seconds snipers and an army o f unsightly genetic mistakes. Two More Dungeons & Dragons traordinary race to the finish. iA fifeY'ReABourro A to com e up with definitions for 10 Russian words used n r COM. IT, OOtCUeL/XW NOT ] viewing perspectives, horizontal and overhead scrolling Mount your dragon and embark on a dangerous mis Players cooperate rather than compete as the animals \ u NO WAY FOR i /YOW/FRBeOF in a story. Each correct de.Hnition earns a point that p L YO U R euem f graphics', heat up the action even more. sion yoii can customize yourself. DragonStrike, a new race to the finish. They need only spin the spinner and 15 n r could mean victory. But don’t worry, the translated ver 17 Bill Elliott’s NASCAR Fast Tracks lets you work the addition to Strategic Simulations Inc. Advanced Dun move the animal on the colored track up a space. ’The j ICAURBAC^YO) sions o f the stories are sure to keep even the losers in the 15 ^ N y w / / e R e / twists and turns o f tracks that make or break racing geons & Dragons computer software line, lets you set up animal athletes include a mouse, snail, teddy bear, turtle, n r crowd entertained. professionals. The only stock car racing game for Game your own gaming adventure. puppy, and kitty-cat. Only one aeature will reach the r s r I Portable Play Boy that features a first-person perspective. East Tracks A different kind o f air combat simulator, you ride on finish line first, but all o f the players will win as they New Game Boy versions o f video favorites bring a puts you in control. the back o f a dragon equipped with weapons like you’ve work together to determine the victor. 37 0 ^ ,0 p & t r / Environmental stamps are released ANOW HATf-m 1 % 0/tOHB\NS7 By RUSS MACKENDRICK with a swan, mallard duck, butterfly, owl, a couple o f hedgehogs and an Manchester Herald EEK AND MEEK by Howto Schnoidar otter. ’The A u ^ a n a for their 4 x 5 ■r Here are four stamps combined to ACTWOUJ! LASfCHAfOCETDGRAB schillings will get some tropical sea AJUT51 EVEfJADVAWCED make one panorama of wildlife. ME. UJHILE I LAST life: flashy fish and coral, a stingray i>5 MARkCTMG TECIVJICXJES “ For a Better Environment” is theme and ducks — with more curious 1 DOMTIAJORK to be promoted by this issue from M "See why we use these soup bowls beasties on a cliff overlooking the rar UNPA (United Nations Postal Ad during high fide?” water scene. J ministration). The stamps were released Friday. An Argentine artist, Carlos o There’s more: UNPA will issue its Ochagavia, went all out on these and THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME deserves a hand. ’The stamps were "Dial-a-W ord'' at 1-9^45 4-3535 and entering access code number 184 e by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee m printed in Spain by Heraclio Raun- CD ------95c per minute; Touch-Tone or rotary ohopes. Unscramble these four Jumbles That'll be ten Oollarsl’ piease^ rier, S.A. one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. Collectors' The UN Economic Commission for Europe (ECE) was established in IVOMEN Corner 1947, and has b ^ woiking on the WIWTHROPbyDlcbCavaM challenges o f air and water pollu CIC y Y b c t ^ a r e y o u \ WHAT DID'YOU DO... ^ o n tion, industrial accidents and en CELEBRITY CIPHER V DIRTY/ /Vv y / WHY DIDN'T \ 3 3 r - Russ MacKendrick vironmental impact assessment, as Celebr'Iy Ciptiw crypiogramj are crealed Irom quotations by lamoua ROLL AROUND IN A j ( I THINK OF /Vw people, past and present. Each letter in the cipher stands for NA PO ___ COAL PILE^? T H A T ? y well as their wildlife interests. ’The another. Today 's clue: V equals G > m first-ever maximum cards to accom stamps were conceived to highlight pany the stamps, and also three pic the benefits o f the commission’ s • K J VSTMUKAYLPS z! ^ ture postcards (not denominated), STAMP SAVVY — These environmental stamps have the “ Declaration o f the Conservation o f O 03 and a souvenir card. number 30 printed on them because designers expected Flora and Flora in 'Their Habitats.” WE AFPS PWVLYJ TMU R EALYY z - < THE JUSTICE OF This photo gives the impression It has been fighting acid rain, sul Postal Service authorities to up the price of stamps to 30 t h e FEACE H H fur and nitrogen oxide emissions, EYWXX UAPEM’Y o f overcrowding, but in the colored cents, not 29 cents. MARKIEtP MAt^Y m I and programs are underway to version as seen in the UNPA MPPU VXTEEPE. 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A CXNICAL, FOCUS! /1 SUGGEST '(bu S E E K a. o 43 43 4) E > E)fPlOlTWt OF LIBIDINOUS.. .AN APPOINTMENT WfTH *; o> C E O «/) c 0 0 4) u 43 u 9 * tA •£ »— 43 gc TS1 O ut w 0> j; kPi 41 43 -S "D O) > ^0 a "d 2 o ^ 0 Q. 8 f/} » O 4) E O 1 ■5 0 O no 1 c o 5! c 0 JZ 0 L. 6 D ° • O s c W) E E »C .o ^ C o o *d 0 o « -£ o w .s ^ 8 « 43 aJt JC v> «/> .£ ■ • 0 0 < 0 o -B -!i S- «» «> ■ to f CO > hnc D €> Q. t C % o 'o —I CL a. o —t o < ^ ^ o M • J-i.. 1 r 8—MANCHESTER HERALD, SAturdsy, Much 16,1991 I r a q YWCA lHaurlifstrr Hrralft From Page 1 puipose is to maintain a presence until the cease-fire is agreed to.” were at prior to the cessation of hos ment. tilities.” and slum housing, Davies said. The Times said the troops__ele The handover took place at the During that same decade, the toward suitable Resident Bush has said U.S.-led Section 2, Page 9 hi 1867, the new YWCA opened Boston Y CTMted the Travelers’ Aid employment. ments of the lOlst Aiihwne and the allied troops, who control 20 percent Saudi-Iiaq border near the -^tfludi 1st Cavalry Army divisims — were the city’s first “respectable” room- Society, which later sptm off into a Far many, it was the only assis SPORTS Saturday, March 16,1991 oflraq’s territory following the Gulf desert town of Aiar, 650 miles mg l}ouse for women. Rooms filled separate organization. intended to send a signal to Saddam northwest of Dhahran, Daudin said. tance they would get. “There were War, “are not going to be — all of quickly, and within a decade, the Y ‘‘Travelers’ Aid had as its original to sign a permanent cease-fire agree The Red Cross rented a dozen Jor no social services then,” Davies ment. them — out of there until there’s a outgrew that , location and two puipose protecting young women said. cease-fire, a formalized cease-fire.” danian buses to take the prisoners others. But in mi interview with The As home. who s t e p ^ off steamers” looking The Red Cross handed over the In 1884, the Y moved to 40 for jobs and housing, Davies said. In 1898, the Boston Y started a sociated Press. Neal insisted that 499 Iraqi prisoners to Iraqi officials About 900 Iraqi POWs had been Berkeley S t, where the organization The society published a pamphlet secretarial school that Davies said was not the case. "There are other after a four-day delay that a A stern UConn, Xavier offered classes, a job bureau and was criticized as “a revolutionary More glamour boys sent home ways to ^ d signals,” he said. repatriated earlier. Ih Geneva, a Red warning fem^e newcomers to avoid source attribute to <^os in Iraq, al housing for 200 women. They also w t that might lead women to foraet He said the Army divisions hgd Cross spokesman said he expects an men who might try to befriend them though Baghdad said its army offered social and recreational ac- them place.” By The Associated Press re o c ^ ie d positions they’d taken by additional 1,000 Iraq prisoners to be at the docks. “Such persons may be m m m needed the time to clear mines from sent home in the next week. Uvities. ‘Stress relief, we would call seeking to entice girls to their ruin,” the time the war ended on Feb. 28 in the road. it now,” Davies said. By World War I, the Y had similiar in style The second day of the NCAA order to maintain troths on the the society warned. A 500th POW refused repatria The repatriatiwi of POWs was A _y^ar later, Y members began evolved from a charity directed by 9^tind rather than attempt to cover Instead, the pamphlet instructed, tournament was no different than the tion at the last minute. “Some one condition set by the allies for a exercising in what the organization affluent reformers to an organization MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Two first. Little teams came iq> with big the area by helicopter rectmnais- permanent cease-fire. young women should look for “a run by and for working women It year ago, but decided the high- sance. people, for personal reasons, don’t says was the nation’s earliest lady wearing a blue ribbon marked first-round upset winners, Xavier profile, big-money lifestyle of the upsets and some of the glamor boys want to go back,” said Pascal A search team located the site of women’s gymnasium. had also grown to about 50 chapters and Connecucut, will match quick Officers had initially thought they YWCA,” who would steer them nationwide. NBA was not for him. were sent home early. Daudin, a spokesman for the Inter an American medical evacuation guards and relentless defense could cover the northern area well He’s where he wants to be — Penn State, making its first national Committee of the Red helicopter that crashed in Iraq, kill- Saturday m the second round of enough by helicopter, Neal said. But coaching in the college ranks and NCAA appearance since 1965 and Cross in Riyadh. ing six crewmen, a military spokes the Midwest Regional at the when Gen. H. Norman again trying to manuever the Blue winning its first tournament game Daudin said that just before the man reported Riday. Metrodome. Schwarzkopf, commander of U.S. Devils through the NCAA tourna since 1955, knocked off 16th-ranked 12 Red Cross-chartered buses were The helicopter, a UH-60V, had Duke (27-7) and Iowa (21-10) forces in the war, learned what they ment UCLA 74-fr9 in the opening round to drive into Iraq with the POWs, been missing since Ibesday and was meet in the first game Saturday had done, he ordered the troops Krzyzewski’s record in NCAA of the East Regional. the prisoner r e f i l l to return and located Thursday. Its mission was »Yiih XaTiCi and Connecticut in the back. not disclosed. play is 22-7, “The guards did a great job get was later taken back to a Saudi second game. The UConn-Xavier “Mike has done the job of get ting me the ball. I was just making A “He said, ‘No, I want you on the camp. The command also announced game is scheduled to start ap ground up there, not covering it by Commission, said the constitution ting the players he needs to per There has been concern that many that a U.S. Air Fbrce F-16 Fighting generally sympatheUc to Milosevic, proximately 7 pjn. and will be flying over it periodically,’” Neal does not have provisions for the government “firmly believes there is form in a tough conference at a of the 60,000 Iraqis captured by the F^con crashed on Wednesday. The who wants to maintain Yugoslavia’s televised locally by WFSB-TV, said. He said S^waizkopf “wanted early resignation of the head of the no need whatsoever for a state of high level,” Iowa coach Tbm Davis NCAA Tourney ^lies might refuse repatriation for pilot ejected safely and was taY^n to current form of centrally controlled emergency.” Chaimel 3. them at those positions that they a military hospital for examination presidency, the Ihnjug news agency government said. “He’s one of the finest fear of reprisals by their govern said. ^ l i e r Friday, HINA claimed “all Xavier, in its sixth straight strong moves,” said forward James and treatment. Croatia s HINA news agency said coaches in the country, at any Some reports said Mesic may take military units have been put into the NCAA tournament, won two tour Barnes, who made seven of eight me republics of Slovenia, Croatia, level, college or jffo.” over for the rest of Jovic’s term. combat alert” in Croatia, allegedly nament games last season, includ The Blue Devils routed North shots and scored 19 points. Other interpretations of Yugos Bosnia-Hercegovina and to protect Serbs living in that ing a victory over Georgetown of Monroe Brown made a 3-pointer, htocedonia, and the province of east Lousisina 102-73 in lavia’s complex 1974 constitution republic from an attack by Croatian the Big E ^t, Connecticut won then made a steal and fed Michael Kosovo voted against the proposal Thursday’s first round. Iowa over suggest Milosevic might take over police units. three tournament games last Jennings for a layup that put the Nit- to declare a state of emergency. came East Tennessee State’s Serbia’s seat on the presidency and HINA quoted military sources as season. quickness for a 76-73 victory. tany Lions (21-10) ahead for good at serve until May as both head of the ^ b i a , the province of Vojvodina, CIhris Smith, a 6-2 junior, scored 4 5 -^ with 14:04 left. and the republic of Montenegro saymg that, according to the federal Krzyzewski said he doesn’t ex council md president of Serbia. army s plan, “units were waiting for 25 points and senior John Gwynn pect the Hawkeyes to be in “I thought their offensive soon The dispute over Jovic’s succes voted for it, HINA said. had 17 in the surprisingly lopsided rebounding was excellent,” UCLA helicopter-bome Israeli commandos the U.S.-led force that freed Rreign Minister Budimir Loncar a 3 i ^ from Belgrade on the intro timidated by Duke’s success in the One cleric, who spoke on condi in July 1989. sor could exacerbate tensions be- 79-62 victory over No. 6 LSU. The coach Jim Hairick said. “Barnes is Kuwait from Iraqi occupation. told a news conference that the duction of the state of emergency to tournament the past five years, tion of anonymity, said there were Gen. Antoine Lahd, commander ^ e e n Serbs and Croats, particularly ^ get out------of their barracks.” Tigers, co-champs of the when it’s made the Final Rsur four strong inside and sometimes the ball three “main elements that should be “Iran views Syria’s growing role if Milosevic takes over as chairman. Southeastern Conference, shot falls your way.” of an Israeli-backed militia in south m the gulf as a challenge to its in times. Iowa will be backed by a % met to facilitate the release of the Lebanon, offered a year ago to ob- Croatians, Slovenians, ethnic Al only 32 percent On Thursday, it was Louisiana fluence,” the cleric said. huge fan following that has made hostages.” tam Obeid’s release in return for the banians and others deeply distrust ^ v ie r goes with three guards State and Syracuse who were upset. He added that the kidnappers, in the relatively short trip to Min- T h ^ a re : freedom of the Western hostages, Is Milosevic. Mesic is portrayed in of — Jamal Walker, Jamie Gladden netqx>lis. On R-iday, it was UCLA (23-9) and cluding the Islamic Jihad organiza and 6-4 swingmqn Michael Daven —I^leleasing billions of dollars in raeli soldiers and militiamen held by ficial Serbian media as an enemy of The game will feature a meeting 21 St-ranked Mississippi State, which tion which holds Anderson, “are not the nation. Iranian assets frozen in the United various Muslim factions in Lebanon, port — and the trio combined for of talented centers — Duke’s ^ lost to Eastern Michigan 76-56 in under the direct influence of Iranian FREE Bt Th« A*toclil«dPrtw In a television interview, Mesic 55 points in the first-round 89-84 States since 1979. Hezbollah rejected Lahd’s offer President Hashemi Rafsanjani.” foot-11 junior Christian Laettner the other East Regional first-round but has not made public the reasons. speculated Jovic’s resignation could win over No. 3 Nebraska. The game. BLOCKED — Ohio State s Jim Jackson (22) goes up to block a shot by Towson State’s Ter —^Freeing a pro-Iranian Shiite “They would listen to what Raf and Iowa’s 6-10 sophomore Acie have been caused by nationwide Musketeers shot 54 percent from rance Jacobs in their NCAA Tournament Midwest Regional first-round game Friday in Dayton. leader abducted by Israel. The Shiite cleric also cautioned sanjani has to say, but they take Earl. While seven of the bottom 32 that Syria’s relations with Iran “are ouu-age after army tanks were or mgistration the field. “I don’t think you can look at it teams won first-round games last The Buckeyes won, 97-86. —Giving “solid guarantees for their own decisions and they’re not as good as they appear to be on dered into Belgrade last Saturday to Walker has a bruised foot but is as them being matched up aainst year, eight had won this year with the kidnappers that the Americans more allied with franiaii Iiard-liners” Please cat!for appointment me surface. Iran is not happy with quell anti-Communist protests. The f^.^cKetizie Clarke can ’/ beltetvshe expected to play. one another because Iowa is most won’t go after them once the than with the more centrist presi lost 28 pounds in Just 5 ueeks eight games left in the opening Sun Devils a 75-74 lead with 1:32 to hostages are released.” Syria’s growing influence in the demonstrations, which have left at 647-0469 “Connecticut will bang you and ly in a press and a zone.” round. play, Stevin Smith stretched it to gulf. dent, the cleric said. crack you,” Gillen said. ‘‘They Sheik Abdul Karim Obeid, a le^t two dead and more than 120 Jane Murano, M S. Krzyzewski said. “Earl mostly “It’s very easy for an underdog 77-74 on two free throws with 30 The Saudi Arabian-led Gulf As for the required guarantees injured, have posed the strongest didn’t just beat LSU, they drilled guards the bucket and he does a O I! leader of the pro-banian fimdamen- that the Americans won’t hunt down 62 Buckiand St., Manchester from an underdog conference to seconds remaining. The Scarlet Cooperation Council has given challenge since to Milosevic since them.” good job of that. If Christian wants 30 r - talist Hezbollah, or Phity of God, the kidnappers after the hostages are Suite 102 gear up for one or two games. Knights finished 19-10. Syria and Egypt leading roles in he came to power in 1987, Xavier is a Cinciimati-based to meet him at that bucket, that was kidnapped from the southern freed: “These aren’t an easy matter,” That’s easier than being the favorite, security arrangements in the oil-rich The presideiicy theoretically com school. The Musketters, cham would be great.” believe me,” Mississippi State coach Midwest > m Lebanese village of Jibsheet bv he said. “I don’t know who can give Ohio SL 97, Towson St. 86: Jim region following their involvement mands the military, but the army is pions of the Midwestern Collegiate Davis said Laetmer’s ability to Richard Williams said. H o „ o “‘vu uiruivcmem these tnese guarantees.”guarantees J l A .v “ * Jackson scored 24 points and top- 1 6 . fJominateddominated by by Serbian Serbian officers officers and is Conference, has won six straight. develop an outside game has made Ew t O 03 Mike Krzyzewski had the him an ever bigger threat. Laettner E. Michigan 76, No. 21 Missis seeded Ohio State used a 10-0 run early in the second half to beat Tow z -< chance to go pro after taking Duke had 22 points and Earl 18 in their sippi SL 56: Marcus Kennedy had son State 97-86 Friday night in the Waterbury probe linked to Colonial to its third straight Final Four a first-round games. 22 points and 16 rebounds as 12th- H H first round of the NCAA Midwest seeded Eastern Michigan beat the m I WATCRBURYWATERBURY (AP) — The exist, exist. /- i • , ’—^ .a. JL Regional. lawyer for Mayor Jo se ^ J. San- Coloiiial parmer Frank M. Shuch Bulldogs (20-9). Carl Thomas O m “I haven’t said that publicly let vestor in three Colonial real estate The Buckeyes, ranked fifth in the topietro says he believes the federal was indicted in December on 40 The tveight-lo$s professionals. scored 16 points, while twin brother nation, led by only six points before 5 T3 me put it that way,” Twardy said. parmerships. ^ W ITH THIS C O U P O N ^and jury investigation here is bank fraud and is awaiting Charles had nine for Eastern But It would be disingenuous for Keefe, a parmer in the law firm O F F E R E X P IR E S 3 /23 /9 1 going on their second-half spurt, linked to a criminal investigation Celtics experience Michigan (25-6), which missed nine me to suggest that Colonial Realty Lynch, Traub, Keefe and Errante, which featured 3-pointers by Jack- O O mto the banknqjt (Colonial Realty Law enforcement sources have of its first 10 shots and fell behind son and Jamaal Brown. Co. doesn t fit into the Waterbury has represented high-profile clients, 12-2. But the Thomas brothers each o landscape.” said one subject of the grand jury is including former Danbury Mayor Towson State called timeout Defense attorney Hugh F. Keefe the relationship between invest- made a a 3-pointer in an 8-0 run that CJo ^CD Twardy would not elaborate. U.S. James E. Dyer. a Dee-lightful win during the run, but during the break of New Haven, who is representing mrats of city pension funds in got Eastern Michigan back in the Attorney Richard N. I^lmer, who a Towson assistant coach was called m CD Santopietro, told the Waterbury Cmoiual Realty limited parmerships Dyer was charged with racketeer game. for a technical foul. Jackson then hit succeeded Twardy, said Thursday LANDOVER, Md. (AP) — layup by Hersey Hawkins with 1:45 No. 4 North Carolina 101, Nor P O Republican-American in a copyright and similar personal investments by ing, extortion and tax evasion in to go in overtime, and two free one of two foul shots to increase story today that fonner U.S. Attor he can’t comment on what the grand some city officials. Rookie Dee Brown matched his theastern 66: North Carolina ended jury may be looking at. connection with real estate develop throws by Green put Philadelphia Ohio State’s lead to 55-39 in the ney Stanley A. Twardy Jr. said the season high with 22 points and the East Regional’s bad day for high One partnership in which ments in Danbury, but was acquitted BOOHS3-S,(X)0 H ardcovers - ],0(X) Paperbacks ahead 103-97 with 14 seconds foul-plagued game. m > About 20 FBI and Internal Waterbury probe has ties to the $500,0(X) in pension funds was in Larry Bird overcame a slow start to seeds in convincing style. on all but a single count of filing a USED - most hardcovers less than SIO.(X) - remaining. (Thris Jent scored 17 points, while Colonial Realty investigation. Revenue Service agents searched vested now is in financial straits. finish with 19 points and 11 The top-seeded Thr Heels fol Santopietro’s offices and his false income tax return. Last most paperbacks less than SI.00. rebounds Friday night, leading the Kevin Edwards made a 3-pointer Perry Carter and Brown each had 15 ? « The gimd jury grew out of a The Republican-American has lowed the losses of fourth-seeded residence in Waterbury on Tbesday, December, a federal appeals court OUT-OF-PRINT - recent best-sellers and Boston Celtics to a W-86 victory for the Heat with 7.9 second left. for Ohio State (26-3), which 3 ) > criminal investigation into several reported that in addition to the $1 UCLA and fifth-seeded Mississippi snapped a two-game losing streak. seizing financial records and other overturned that conviction. Palmer’s (a . former officers of Security Savings million pension fund investments, older fiction non-fiction over the Washington Bullets. State in the opening round on Friday documents. office has said it will seek to retry Brown scored 12 points in the Towson State (19-11), champion and Loan Association in Waterbury. Santopietro and other city officials particular tastes. with a 101-^ victory over Nor In the last several weeks, the him on the tax charge. fourth quarter for the Celtics, win of the East Coast Conference, was Its scope later was widened to in have invested in some Colonial COLLECTIBLE - first editions, fine leather NBA Roundup theastern. grand jury ^ subpoenaed city ners of six of seven games. led by Chuck Lightening’s 26 clude alleged political corruption in parmerships. bindings, nostalgia, special interest or North Carolina (26-5) will meet records pertaming to the mayor’s Pervis Ellison had 21 points and points. Terrance Jacobs added 22 City Hall, Santopietro and Corporation just hard to find. the winner of Riday night’s Vil- and the city’s finances. PLUS... and two more foul shots by Green and Devin Boyd 17. ‘Twardy has said this is part of a Counsel Francis M. Donnarumma 13 rebounds for the Bullets, who got lanova-Princeton game on Sunday Keefe said Santopietro has done offset another 3-pointer by Inwards No. 20 SL John’s 75, N. Illinois joint grand jury investigating have said the decision to invest pen - national search for anv recent or old no closer than six points in the in the second round. nothing wrong and has not been ac second half. at the buzzer. 68: St. John’s (21-8) built a huge Security and Colonial Realty,” sion funds was not related to the book...only S3.00 The Atlantic Coast Conference cused of anything. Washington has dropped 10 of 11 The Heat held a 87-78 lead with second-half lead as the Huskies Keefe said. “I believe he said that personal investments of the mayor - g ift CERTIFICATES tournament champions didn’t waste (25-6) bowed out quickly in their Officials say the investigation or others. games, including a franchise-record five minutes left in regulation, but much time establishing their publicly last December.” Philadelphia went on a 13-2 run to first NCAA tournament appearance mto Colonial, which was forced into Our specialty is putting the book you want in your hands. seven straight at home. The Bal dominance over 16th-seeded Nor Twardy, now Gov. Lowell P. State Uniform Commercial Code move ahead 91-89 with 1:46 since 1982. Jason Buchan^ scored Weicker Jr.’s co-chief of staff, said bankruptcy last September by six files, which record business transac timore Bullets dropped six consecu theastern (22-11), the regular-season banlu who claim they are owed $48 tive home games in the l%7-68 remaining. 20 points for the Redmen. The Hus Thursday he doesn’t recall publicly tions involving loans unsecured by and tournament champions of the kies, who started just two players million, is continuing. Former B o o k s & B ird s season. Billy Thompson’s layup tied the North Atlantic Conference. linking Colonial Realty to the real estate, list Santopietro as an in score at 91. but Barkley’s jumper at over 6-fcet-4, fell behind by 25 Waterbury grand jury. But he Washington played its second Rick R)x and Hubert Davis each 519 E^Middle Tpke., Manchester, CT • (203) 649-3449 consecutive game without leading the 1:11 mark gave Fliiladel{4iia a points with 14 minutes remaining stopped short of saying ties don’t had 16 points for North Carolina, before coming back. Hours: Tucs^&Wod.||.4:.tO,Thurs.n.8.Fn i Sat ll-S ■ , scorer Bernard King, who is suffer 93-91 edge. Two free throws by which had 13 players score. Pleast call fur Sun O Man hour.. ing from a strained lower back. Har Douglas with 14 seconds left sent Texas 73, SL Peter’s 65: Reserve Steve Camey led Northeastern Dexter Cambridge scored 18 points vey Grant returned to the Bullets the game into overtime. with 22 points. Weekly lineup after missing four games with Hawkins added 19 points and Ron for Texas (23-8), including eight YOU CAN HELP Southeast during a 12-2 first-half run. Benford Health Th an ankle injury, but Charles Jones Anderson 18 for the Sixers, while No. 2 Arkansas 117, Georgia St. sustained a pulled groin muscle in Rony Seikaly had 24 points and 16 Williams scored 15 points for the REBUILD ORPHANS' 76: Ron Huery scored 21 points and Longhorns. Tbny Walker scored 21 Don't Let Your Front End the first half and did not return after rebounds for the Heat. It was the Oliver Miller added 20 as top- halftime. third straight loss for the Heat, points for St. Peter’s (24-7), making LIVES IN WAR-TORN seeded Arkansas (31-3) overcame an its first NCAA appearance. Texas Th« Ataociatad Praas whose road record is now 6-24. early scare against Georgia State Boston made only two of its first Bulls 105, Hornets 92: At Char led 32-30 at halftime and scored the HOW SWEET IT IS — Penn State's Jon Dietz leaps into the Pull You Off The Road! 13 shots from the field and was 7- (16-15), making its first NCAA lotte, N.C., Michael Jordan scored first seven points of the second half. air after time ran out after the Nittany Lions upset UCLA, LIBERIA for-23 in the first period, with Bird tournament appearance. The Razor- 34 points and the Chicago Bulls Alabama 89, Murray State 79: 74-69, Friday in first round NCAA Tournament East Regional See The Chevrolet Doctors At Carter ~ going l-for-7, but the Celtics trailed backs fell behind 13-4 and still Melvin Cheatum scored 23 points used a 13-4 spurt midway through trailed 26-23 before taking control action in Syracuse. only 19-18. Oddly, the Celtics made the fourth quarter to win iheir sixth and Robert Horry added 21 Friday Roy D. Katz For A Precision Front End Aiiqnment their first five shots of the second with a 29-9 run over final nine ON MARCH 24,10 AM- 7 PM SERVICES consecutive game, 105-92 over the night to power Alabama to an 89-79 1 DIABETICS quarter, but saw Washington’s mar minutes of the half. victory over Murray Sute in the first son added 15, including three of tive games, played Montana later ONLY Chariotle Hornets Fiday night. Arizona St. 79, Rutgers 76: Diabetics should not REV. EDWIN LLOYD gin increase to 34-30. The Hornets, who have lost 10 round of the NCAA tournament’s four 3-pointers, to power the Friday night. The Hoyas have won fish oil supplements to lower The Celtics put together a 16-4 Tarcncc Wheeler scored 21 of his 25 Southeast Regional. Southeastern Conference tourna all five of their previous games with President of Red Cross, Liberia, Africa straight to the Bulls after winning points in the second half and l««af: their cholesterol levels, spurt including eight points from (Theatum and James Robinson did ment champions to a 46-30 halftime the Rurmin’ Rebels. the first meeting during Charlotte’s Austin also had 25 for Arizona State reports the U. o f C d , a t Son 0^ Dr- Saunders Robert I ^ s h and six from Dee expansion season of 1988-89, kept the damage for the fourth-seeded lead. Vanderbilt (17-13) became the and the Gospel Interdenominational Church a COMPLETE Brown, to open a 46-38 lead late in (20-9), which overcame a nine-point Crimson Tide (22-9) in the first half. Murray State (24-9), seeded 13th, fourth Southeastern Conference Diego. Rsh oil capsules con close in the second half until the deficit in the last nine minutes. 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Eating salmon, Rangers still sliding under his average, hitting only five trout, mackerel and cod will • Food Donations shooting in the third period as Bird iefL but the Hornets didn’t make 3-pointers. another field goal until there were of 16 shots. Michigan St. 60, Wis.-Grecn provide healthful fish dls for JiJerchants & public can donate or call with bulk pieces plusa went 6-ioTfl to help the Celtics EAST RUTHERFORD, N J. (AP) second goal of the game, and 28th " FREE West 13 seconds to go. They scored just Bay 58: Steve Smith made a 20-foot diabetics without taking suetch thoijn^ead to 76-62. Boston — John MacLean and Claude of the season, at 5:38, wristing in a Georgetown 70, Vanderbilt 60: jumper at the buzzer for Michigan " “ “ 'P'S available). . CARTER COURTESY iNSPECTiON” was 12-for-18 in the third period. three points in the final three Lemieux scored goals 2:02 apart short shot. commercial supplements. ev. Lloyd will monitor the distribution of these gifts. minutes. Georgetown advanced to a likely State (10-10). John Martinez missed I ^ s h finished with 16 points and early in the third period as the New The Elevils closed the scoring as Johnny Newman led the Hornets second-round matchup with top- a shot with 22 seconds left for Wis Reggie Lewis 15 for the Celtics. Jersey Devils beat New Ybric 5-2 Zdeno Ciger capped a 2-on-l break For more information call 646-8731 ranked UNLV, beating Vanderbilt consin-Green Bay (24-7), Smith 7ters 105, Heat 103, OT: At with 15 points and Dell (Turry Friday night and sent the Rangers to with Lemieux by firing a 20-footer ^^OO^o Philadelphia, (Charles Barkley had scored 13. 70-60 Friday night behind 23 pomts grabbed the rebound and Michigan SU gJU /w ude e Jfeuedlued, ^ttc. their fifrh suaight loss. from the crease past John Van- from Alonzo Mourning. 27 points and Rickey Green scored B J. Armstrong scored 14 points With Ranger defenseman Brian biesbrouck at 13:03. State called timeout to set up a final The Hoyas (19-12), who dropped shot. Smith scored Michigan Slate’s FUU GOSPEL INTERDENOMINATIONAL CHURCH. INC. eight of his 14 in overtime as the and Horace Grant had 11 points and Leetch draped all over him, Goaltender Chris Tfcrrcri, starting out of the rankings in the final three last eight points to finish with 19. ""^STM alnSUee^ Philadelphia 76ers defeated Miami 10 rebounds for the Bulls, who have MacLean muscled in a Brendan his eighth consecutive game for the n Carter won 17 of 19 games and now have weeks of the regular season, fell be No. 10 Utah 82, South Alabama 105-103 Friday night for their 11th Shanahan feed from the top of the Manchester 745 MAIN ST. POBOXSB7 MANCHESTER, CT0604(M)5871 Devils, stopped 22 shots for his 23rd hind 40-39 on Matt Maloney’s 3- 1229 MAIN STREET consecutive victory over the Heat. the NBA’s best record, 47-15. crease at 3:36 to break a 2-2 tie. 72: The Utes (29-3) solved a fierce 649-1025 V l^04 victory. point goal with 15:03 remaining. 203-646-8731 MANCHESTER. CT Shennan Douglas had 28 points Charlotte led for most of the first That gave MacLean 43 goals for the full-court press with a 20-2 burst at Mourning had two free throws and a the start of the second half. Josh 646-9695 and 11 assists for Miqmi, whi(± lost half, but a breakaway slam by Jor season and extended his current With the win. New Jersey took a three-point play in a 9-0 run and Grant scored 17 of his 22 points in to New York in double overtime dan two seconds before halfrime point sueak to seven games. two-point lead over Washirigton for Thursday night. gave the Bulls a 53-52 cushion at Georgetown led 51-42 with 10:36 to the second half after the Utes Lemieux then gave the Devils a the last playoff spot in the Patrick go. The 76crs took a 101-95 lead on a halftime.^ two-goal lead whra he scored his Division. stumbled and fumbled to a 41-34 UNLV, unbeaten in 41 consecu halftime deficit. 1 10—^MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Mazxdi 16,1S>91 MANCHESrmi HERALD, Saturday, March 16,1991^11 SCOREBOARD In Brief • • It^s one and out for marquee names Whalers to honor Vigeant By HAL BOCK were in almost total agreement that The Associated Press H A R T FO ^ — Manchester High’s Mike Vigeant has uyasA Brown fails to get the most out of his SOUTHEAST REGIONAL Rahounii—SL Ftotor'a 26 (AndrisM 7), Texas w S ' to w in the sixth an talent Steve Meyers, publisher of the Baseball Fhot Round 41 (Myara 17). Aaslats— St Pater's 14 nual Raul Walko Memonal Award So much for the studs. Basketball (Andrawt, J.Mkilhar ), Texas 15 (Williams 5). weekly Tiger Rag, said his call-in hotline Ai FtaodoniHaN 6 Hockey Louisiana State m d Syracuse marched Louiavma,Ky. Total ioulB -St. Peter's 20, Texas 17. Walko WM a devoted Whaler fan who died of cancer reflected about the same sentiment PPIIOSPEIP A—13,DS. proudly into the NCAA tournament, Thuraday, Starch 14 Exhibition standings NBA standings iM j had tiM itintiingeft farni tfita n in im “In all the previous years, I’ve never Pittsburgh 76, Georgia 68. OT present the award each year to an athlete who has shown armed with a pair of All-Americans — EASTERN CONFERENCE Karwas 55, New Ortaans 49 NHL standings heard people saying x consistently, ‘He’s AMEnCAN LEAGUE Atlantic dvMcm Florida Slots 75. Southern CalHomia 72 Ohio SL 97, Towson SL 86 courage and perseverance while achieving athletic excel Shaquille O’Neal md Billy Owens — as Organiztfafl WALES CONFERENCE gotta go,’ ” Meyers said Friday. w W L P e t Indiana 79, Coastal Carolina 69 Win P e t* lence. well as top billing on the NCAA mar Minnesota GB TDJVSON ST. (K ) Rgbfcfc Dhriatoit x-Bostor 48 17 .738 — A iT h a O m n i W L T P fo OP OA quee. Syracuse shot better thm that — 46 New VbfK 7 9 77B LightaninB 524 513 X . LBrown 2-4 06 4. Vigeant, 16, four years ago was told he had cancer of Philadelphia 35 28 .556 12 ' ASama Los Angeles Dodgers .592 NY Ftongars 34 27 12 60 270 236 percent — but it might as well not have 1 I New Vbrk 32 32 .S(» 1 5 '« Friday, Match IS Jemss 26 2-4 6. Boyd 511 56 17. Jacobs the lymph nodes. Today, four years, two operations, 12 They hardly said hello before it was 517 57 22 Whnor 1-5 4-4 6. Campbell 51 50 P ittsburg 36 30 5 77 301 269 bothered against Richmond. The Spiders 6 3 .667 Washington 23 40 .365 24 Arkansas 117, G a o ^ Stats 76 New York Mets .554 Philadelphia 32 31 9 73 236 234 time to say goodbye. m m m Chicago 5 3 c p t Now Jersey 20 43 .317 27 Arizona Stats 79. Rutgora 76 0, Grflin 1-3 50 2 Ray 5 2 50 0, Mannino 1-1 chemotherapy sessions and 45 days of radiation ticat- grabbed the lead early md stood off a Cloveiand 5 3 535 50 2 Vaianline 50 16 1. Caldwall 51 50 0. New Jaraay 30 30 12 72 251 236 Connecticut, seeded No. 11, solved the Miami 20 44 .313 ZTtz Alabama 89. Murray Slata 79 Vfoshington Te«a» 4 4 3QQ Mason 51 50 D. TobUs 2572 2 5 X X . 32 33 6 70 228 241 . Sui! *he Manchester couple of second-half runs in beating the Camral OMBtoa Wake Forest (18-10) va. Louisiana Tech Cincomati Reds .552 NY Islandera 23 41 9 SS 206 286 High 1990-91 ice hockey team, without telling the puzzle of dealing with the 7-foot O’Neal Ballifnoi* 4 s 444 x-Chicago 47 15 .758 — (216). (n) OHIO ST. (97) (Jrmgemen. Jackson 1517 3-5 24, Jorit 511 4-4 17, Adam s Ohrtafoa coaches, md had two goals md six assists in 21 games by employing the big m m ’s own strategy S 2 2 S L 8 4 !42B Detroit 40 25 .615 8<« Secon d Hound n-Boeton 40 22 9 89 283 236 The victory was reminiscent of Rich CaMotma 3 5 375 Mlhwaukae Mjhnwkee Brewers .551 Carter 7-12 16 16 Bahar 46 46 12 J.Brown for the Indims. for defending him — m inside collapse 38 27 .565 lOU: AIFraodomHaS n-Morttraol 36 27 10 82 2S2 226 mond’s 1988 first-round mbout of In- 2 5 .286 Atlanta 35 28 .556 1?a lo uInvWa, Ky. 36 511 15, Ftobinaon 1-1 50 2 Davis 1-2 50 — md defeated LSU 79-62 in the Mid 2 Lae 46 2610. Brandewia 50 50 0. Skalton x-Harft>rd 30 33 0 89 214 241 V i ^ t will receive the Walko Award, which includes 2 5 .286 Indiana 30 33 .476 IT'S SaiUfday, March 16 Minnesota Twins .543 x-Buftok) 26 28 17 69 252 248 west Regional at Minnetqxlis Thursday dima, the defending NCAA champion. 2 ^ ? * . 2 6 ^5 0 Cleveland 23 40 .365 24'd Kansas (23-7) vs. PiOahuigh (21-11), 4S0 50 50 0. Totals 3563 22-X 97. a $1,000 scholarship for advmced study, at the Whalers’ Hafltima—Ohio SL 45, Toweon SL 37. S-point Quabac 14 46 12 40 202 319 Coach Dick Tairmt used that win to in MihMBukae 2 8 .200 Chartotte ____ 18 45 30 6 iS 'ii pm . CAMPBELL CONFERENCE final regular season press luncheon in June. night. NATIONAL LEAGUE WESTERN CONFERENCE Indrona (28-4) vs. Fktrida St (21-10), 30 Cleveland Indians gaols—Tooraon SL 513 (Jacobs 2-2 LightaninB spire this one. .541 1-2 Bcqid 16. MbHar 5 2 Ray 06). Ohio SL Owens and Syracuse staged their own c - W L PCL Mldtaaat Division minutes otter o o ^ . of firet game W L TPfo OP OA ~“I said to the kids, ‘If in 1988 a No. 13 Houston 3 1 857 w L PcL G8 AtHieOnail 510 (Jem 3-6 Broom 1-1, Jeckaon 1-3, Davis Whalers play pair over weekend collapse, losing to No. 15 seed Richmond Montreal Expos 0-1). Fouled oui—Leo, Boyd, Jacobs. x-Chicago 43 22 6 02 248 188 seed cm beat the defending champion D »90 6 1 .857 San Antonio 41 20 .672 — ASanta .538 x-SL Louis 40 20 11 91 280 230 73-69 in the East Regional at College Now Vbfk 5 1 .833 Utah 41 21 .661 ’ IS Sunday, March 17 Rebounds—Tooison SL 43 (Jemss 11). Ohio HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers (30-33-9) play md a team that had just won die Big Ibn, St 44 (Cartsr 11). Aasista—Towson S t 12 x-OsIroit 32 34 8 72 255 271 Park, Md. Chicago 6 3 .667 Houston 38 24 .613 3’iS Atabarra (226) vs. Whlia Foreat louisiina 25 33 14 two games this weekend, hosting New Jersey tonight at S t Louis 4 3 .571 Texas Rangers .529 (Waller 6), Ohio St X (Baker 9). Total Minneacita 64 232 237 why em ’t a No. 15 seed beat a No. 2??’ ” (Dallas 23 38 .377 18 Tech winner, 2-15 p.m Toronto 20 43 9 49 218 283 So the NCAA tournament continues Atlanta .500 touls—Towson Sl X . Ohio St X . Techni 7.30 (SportsChaiuiel, WTIC) md then travelling to the Tairmt said. 4 4 Ortando 21 41 .339 201IS Arkansas (32-3) vs. Artzona SL (206), 30 Sm ylha Dhriafon with two of its best attractions gone — Sen Francisco 4 5 .444 Minnesota 19 42 .311 22 minutes after comp, o f V at game Chicago Cubs .518 cals—Towson SL bortoh. A—13656 ^ d in Buffalo to take on the Sabres Sunday night at 7 No reason at all. Cincinrraf 3 5 [375 Denver x-Calgaiy 42 23 7 91 309 231 LSU’s Shaq md Syracuse’s xcond- A (Channel 20, W nC). 18 44 .290 2311S RoglonM Sooimnale x-Lot Angalsa 41 22 9 01 305 225 The Spiders went out md did exactly Phitadotphia 3 • 5 \ z n RacHic Dlvtoton VlHest Regional x-Edmortton seeded Ormgemen. They took a few of Pittsburgh 2 5 .286 New York Yankees 33 33 5 71 230 239 The Wh^ers, tied for third place with Buffalo in the x-Portland 46 16 .742 — .515 Winnipeg 24 39 11 that, riding 18 points by Curtis Blair md Los Aftgeies , 2 6 .250 x-LA Lakers 50 244 260 fice pools with them. 45 18 .714 11/8 Phattoite, NjC. Mich. State 60, Wisc.-Green Vancouver Adams Division, are coming off a 4-2 win over Detroit Montreal 1 7 .125 Phoenix * For a l ffihnr leieue Wans iK t laasaa 25 41 8 58 224 294 14 by Terry Connolly to the victory. It 43 19 .694 3 ■ 21 x-dirtohed playoff berth Thursday night in Hartford. Before the tournament begm, O’Neal NOTE; Spm-squad games count in stwtdings. Golden State 33 29 .532 13 Indane-Florida SL winner vs. KanneJht- Bay 58 Friday'a Gamas was asked to recommend a defense was the first time since the tournament ties do not Seattle X 32 .484 16 tsburgh winnar LA Clippers WISCONSW-GREEN BAY P8) Lata Gams Net kidudad against his intimidating presence under went to 64 teams in 1985 that a No. 15 FfM aiTa Games 22 41 .349 24’ « Arkansas—Arizona Sl. winnar vs. New Jersey 5, N.Y. Rangors 2 Husky women host Toledo Sacramento Wnder Fftas 511 4-4 17. Johnson 1-4 0 6 3. had kayoed a No. 2 and the first time Lata Games Not bictuded 17 44 .279 aBiiS Atabarra—WM a Foraet Lo u isiara Tach trirv a r Edmonton at W/nnipag, (n) the basket. The big guy said, “I would put Mnnesots 5. Baltimore 4 x-dinched piayofl borth Ludvigton 16 1-1 3, Martinez 3 6 2 2 10. Barv STORRS — The University of Connecticut women’s Ragtanal ChamptonaMp Eists—Perm Slate X (Brown 10), UCLA 16 nett 512 50 6 Vandor VWden 06 50 0, S aturday's Qamoa since 1978 that Syracuse was eliminated New Ybrk Tbnkess 7. Philadelphia 2 F rid a y's Gamas four men on Shaquille O’Neal,” m idea At The Chwtalta CoSaeum (Marlin 5). Total fouls—P am Sista 16, UCLA LaMoina 50 50 C. Ftorxforf 66 5 6 16. Totals Detroit a t Boston, 1:35 pm . basketball team will host m NCAA Women’s Basketball Boston 6, Montreal 3 Chicago 105, Chartotto 92 Chariotla. NC. that must have sounded pretty good to < in the first round. Cincinnat 5 S t Louis 3 Philedolphia 105. Miami 103. OT 20. A—14.4X . 2545 76 58. Quobac at F’ittsbuigh, 1:35 p-m. Tournament East Regional second-round clash tonight at Saturday, Merrh 23 MCHIGMI STATE (60) Now Jaraay at Harttord, 7:35 5 m. Connecticut coach Jim Calhoun. “You em ’t point to one thing or a Houston 5. Pittsburgh 4 Boston 94, Washington 86 Sem ifiral winners 7:30 against Toledo at the Harry A. Gampel Rivilion. Kansas 1A- Detroit 5 Atlanta at Delias, (n) Sfophens 56 50 6 Slaiganga 59 22 12 Phliadsiphto a t Whahingttin . 7 5 5 5 m. The Huskies did exactly that, forcing couple of reasons why we lost,” said N. Carolina 101, N’Eastem Hspiowaki 56 26 12 Mon^omary 53 50 0. Los Angielss at Calgary, 6 6 5 5 m. Tickets are $5 for adults m d $2 for students. Atlanta 2. Los Angeles 1 . 7 innings, rain Houston a t Phoenix, (n) MIDWEST REGIONAL O’Neal to miss eight of his first 13 shots. ’ Owens, who scored 22 points. “I think Clevelarxl 1 , CalHomia 0 Portland at Utah, (n) Sm ifi 7-15 23 19. Zulauf 2 6 06 4. Hickman Bulfak) at Montraal, BOS pm . The No. 3 seeded Huskies (26-4) drew a first-round Firal Round 66 26 50 4. ftormick 16 50 3. Wtadiinsksy 50 Mlrmesoto at Toronto, 805 5 m. “Every time the ball came inside, they they just came out m d wmted it more Chicago Cubs (ss) 3. MiKwauKee (ss) 2 Minnesota at Seattle, (n) At Tho Motrodome bye while No. 11 seed Toledo (24-6), the Mid-Americm Seattle 5, Milwaukse (ss) 0 Indiana at LA Clippers, (n) 06 0. Totals 2549 5 7 X . N.Y. lalandars at \toncouvar, 805 pm. thm we did. They hurt us off the boards.. Mlnneitoatl* northeastern (66) collapsed on me,” he said. San Francisco 8. Chicago Cubs (ss) 7 Denver al LA Lakers, (n) HaHtim#—UWGB 35, Mehigan S t X . 5poirlt Chicago at S l Louis, 855 5 m. Conference champs, eliminated Rutgers in its opening Thuraday. March 14 Anderoon 36 53 9. Lacy 510 2-2 12 Car goela—U W G B 1 1-X (Ftondorf 4-5, Bomott 57. SuiMtaqfto Gamaa “We played tight, within 15 feet of the ThB ABBOfllrtWl PfMS That gets a little Ihistrating when youV Texas vs. Chicago White Sox at Sarasota. S aturday'a Gamaa ney 510 4-4 22 Hobineon 06 50 0, Jenkirs round contest. Fla., (n) Duke 102 Northeast Louiaiara 73 Martmoz 2-4, Vendor Plas 1-2 Johnson 1-2). Pittsburgh at N.Y. Ftongars, 155 p.m. know you should be outrebounding ^ Chicago at ClevelarM. 730 p.m. Iowa 76. EastTamasaee Stats 73 5 1 5 5 1 0, Hartee 06 06 0. Hodge 5 3 5 2 4 basket, md just tried to squeeze him,” SLAM — LSU’s Shaquille O'Neal shakes the rim In Thursday’s N « * York Mels at Toronto, (n) Ortando at Dofort. 730 p.m. M/chigan SL 510 (Smith 57, Pemiok 1-1, Hartford at Buffalo, 705 5 m. This is the third year in a row the Big East Conference them.” Connecticut 79, Louieiara Stole 62 Hough 50 50 8. McBride 5 0 5 0 0. C olofw n Morttgomery 56). ^uled out—Montgomery. Edmonton a l MontraoL 7 0 5 5 m. Calhoun said. “The key thing was trying NCAA first-round game against Connecticut, but O’Neal and the San Diego va. OaMand at Phoenix, (n) Washinglon a t New J e rs ^ , 7 3 0 p.m. 0 6 0 6 , Brightiaupt 06 2 Bote 50 06 champion Lady Huskies have qualified for the NCAA Xaviar. Ohio 69, Nabroeka 84 0 1-1 Hobouneb—UWGB 22 (Johnson 4). M ichi^n Boaton at f’ hiladBiphia, 7 0 5 5 m. Syracuse had a 34-28 edge in rebounds Saturday's Gamas CoUen Slate at Dallas, 8 3 0 p.m. O. Spokas 5 0 5 0 0. Totals 27-72 5 1 2 66. to always bring someone in from the At Dayton Arana SL X (RaplowEki 12). Assists—UWGB 15 Toronto at Minnaaota. 8 0 5 gjm. Tournament UConn is 0-2 in previous NCAA play. Tigers are out of the tournament, as is Syracuse which was shocked but it didn’t seem that way. Boston vs. Mirmesota at Fort Myers, Fla.. Atlarita at Phoenix, 930 p.ra DRrton, Ohio NCAROLWA (101) weak side. Make sure if we’re going to be 1C5 p.m. Utah at Saatlle, 10 p.m (Bemott 10). Michigan SL 13 (Montgomery, SL Louia at Chicago, 8 5 5 5 m. by Richmond. Friday, March IS Fox 6 6 2-2 16, Chiicue6 6 06 12 Monfoas Ftonniok 4). Total fouls—UWGB 10, Michigan Loa Angatsa at Vancouvar, 1005 5 m. beat, that they’re going to beat us from “When we stopped them in the second Detroit vs. St Louis at St Petersburg. Fla.. San Antonio at Sacramento. 1030 p.m. S t John's 75. N o rfa rn HUrsiis 68 2- 7 1-1 5, Davis 59 56 16. Rica 36 2-2 8. Bascom, Lishness are honored 1»5p.m . the outside.” half, I think at least three or four times Sunday's Gamas Texas 73. S l Peter's 65 Lynch 56 2-2 12 Rod 2-2 55 4. f>halps 1-2 S t 10. A—13.X7. CENTERVILLE, Mass. — The University of Connec O’Neal made 11 of 22 shots md ment. Pittsburgh vs. Philedolphia at Cleerwater, Philadelphia at Boston 12 noon Ohio Sl 97, Toweon S t 86 50 2 Hoziar 46 2-3 10. Reaaa 36 51 6. Sul NHL result LSU, however, doesn’t beat opponents they got the ball back md got a better F la . 1 .’05 p.m. New York at Milweukee. 1 p.m Utah 82, S. Alabama 72 ticut women’s basketball senior co-captains Kerry Bas finished with 27 jxints. But 14 points Browm’s reputation has been based on Georgia Tech (16-12) vs. DefVuil (20-8). (n) livan 51 50 0. Harris 51 2-2 2 Chany 50 50 from there, md coach Dale Brown knew shot,” Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim said. Los An^ee (ss) vs. Monteal at West Miami at Minnesota, 3 3 0 p.m. Secand Round 0. Salvadori 1-2 4 6 6. Wanstrom 1-3 0 6 2 To SOUTH ALABAMA (72) com md Laura Lishness were two of 15 players named came after Connecticut had constructed a motivating less talented squads into per-, Beech, Fla., 1 ."OS p.m. Indiana al Denver. 4 p.m. tals X 67 25X 101. Devils 5, Rangers 2 it. “I had heard Richmond was capable of A l Tho Motto dona Eacklas 58 5 5 14. Curtis 36 1-2 7, Adams to the 1991 ECAC Division I Women’s Basketball All- 22-point lead. The rest of the Tigers hit forming above their ability. But Connec Atlanta vs. Houston at Kissimee, Fla., 1.-05 Charlotte at New J e r ^ , 7 p.m. MhinoapoSe Halftime—N. Carolina SO. Northaostem 29 55 53 10, McDariiels 36 51 6. Vblding 06 06 upxtting xm e people md I guess they p.m. LA Clippers at Portland, p.m. “We’ve had a major weakness all year 13 for 53 — 24.5 percent. “What’s that?” 8 Saturday, March 16 3- poiro goals—Northeeslem 515 (Ftough 26. 0, Fbrlillo 16 1-4 3. James 7-10 1-2 15. Hines N.Y. Ftongera 1 1 0 —2 Star team as voted by the ECAC all-star selection com ticut outhustlcd LSU Thursday night, get proved it.” Cincinnali vs, Kansas Ci^i at Haines City. Golden State at Houston, 8.X p.m. Duke (27-7) vs. Iowa (21-10). 430 pm. Jenkins 1-2 Lecy 51. Hertee 53. Ftobinson 5 7 06 8, Turner 510 06 9. Mitchell 05 0 6 0. NewJeraey i i 3—5 mittee. ... md you don’t have to get m academic Brown said. “Damn poor. I know that ting most of the loose balls, md won Fla.. 1^)5 p.m. San Antonio at LA Lakers. 1030 p.m. Tairmt still savors the Indiana win as Xavier. Ohio (22-9) va. Connecticul (19-10). 53). N. Cerotina 57 (Fox 2-2 Devis 1-4. f^ics Washington 06 500. Totals 3573 1517 72 Firat Ftoftod-1, Now fork. Ntohola X (Tra- scholarship to figure it out,” Brown said. without even adding.” 79-62. Baltimore vs. Texas at Port Charlotto. Fla.. 30 minutes alter comp, of fret gome 51). fouled out—Andaroon. ftobounds ttor- UTAH (82) cotle, Leoteh). 3:47 (pp). 2 New Jaraoy, Penn State 6-1 junior forward Susm Robinson was 3 0 p.m. the most satisfying upset for the Spiders, 1 NBA results At Dayton Arana theastam 32 (Camay 9). N. Carolina 47 (Lynch Grant 7-12 7-7 22 McGrath 2-4 2-4 6. W btts Lamiaux 27 (Drrvar. SundtinitT^, 1550. PanM- “We’ve been a horrendous perimeter Brown came under heavy criticism LSU’s lethargic performmee outraged NSW Vbrk Mels at Toronto, 135 p.m selected ECAC Division I Player of the Year while Ver but he understmds the signifiemee of Dayton, Ohio 7). Assists—Norlhaastem 17 (Ftobinson 8), N. 59 56 14. Tale 25 56 9. Wilson 58 2-3 13 tiaa—Kasatarrov, NJ (roughing), 156; team. That’s not a big secret. Why more back home after his Tigers were Tigers fms. z : New Ybrk tAnkees vs. Chicago Whhs Sox at Bulls 105, Hornets 92 Sunday, March 17 Carolina 25 (Rice 6). Total fouls—Noriheastam Soto 25 50 4. F^lalch 2-7 50 6. Dixon 16 Sundslrom. NJ (ataufiing). 3:14; Ertoon. MY (to- mont’s 5-11 freshmm Sheri Timer was named Rookie of Thursday night’s victory. Sarasota, Fla., 135 p.m. people didn’t play us that way is beyond elimuiated for the third time in four years CHICAGO (105) Ohio SL (26-3) vs. Georgia Tach-OaPaul win 25. N. Carolina 12 A—NA. 06 3. Afeoki 16 53 5. Ftoward 06 06 0. To torforancs). 1304; Kocur, NY (unaportwranCke the Year. Callers to Matt Kennedy’s postgame “This,” he said, “is mother feather in Los Angelas (ss) vs. Industriales at Monter Pippen 4-10 9. Grant 3-5 5-8 11. ner. 1220 p.m tals 27-58 2532 82 conduct). 1304; Shanohaa NJ (unaportaman- my imagination.” in the first round of the NCAA Tourna O H rey. Mexico. 230 p.m. 1-1 radio talk show on WJBO Thursday night our bonnet.” Cartwright 4-5 0-0 8, Fhxaon 3-7 (H) 7, Jordan St John's (216) vs. Texas (23-6), 30 minulss Southeast Regional HaHtimo—South Alabama 41. Utah 34. 5 Ifka cof«duet). 1304; Nichola. NY (rougKrm), Caiifornis vs. Cleveiend at Tucaon, Ariz.. 335 after comp, of Vat gorra 1601; FaSaov, NJ (roughing), 1601; MalaOo, Pooley leads Nestle golf J 3 1“ p.m. 12-21 10-12 34, f=ordue 2-4 3-4 7. W rg 2-3 0-0 point goals—Soufi Alabams 2-12 (Attorns 1-1 4, Armstrong 6-11 2-2 14, Hodges 3-4 0-0 7, RoglonM SemMnaia Arkansas 117, Ga. State 76 Tumor 16, McOanialt 51, Ysldir* 5 2 James NY, m pjor (T/ghBrig). 1 6 X ; Huacrofl; NJ, major ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Don ftioley put something San Oiego vs. Milwaukee (ss) at Chwtdler, Williams 2-2 4, Levingston 0-2 0-0 0. Totals A l Tho SSvofdomo (fighlinri, 1656; Hardy, NY (roughing), 16:X; A riz„ 3 3 5 p.m. 1-1 52). Utah 513 (F^dalch 2-5 WUaon 1-1, Dixon > m 40-73 23-29 105. Ronllac,Mtoh. GEOFK51A STATE (76) 1-2 Grant 15, Soto 51). Fouled oul-H inot. M adean, NJ (unaportamanBca conduct), 1 6 :X . new in his swing and moved into the lead Hiday at the San Frendsoo vs. Cakland at Phoenix, 335 CHARLOTTE (92) Friday, Mnrch 22 Colier 516 4-7 22 Luciqrdo 516 46 16, HMxjunds—Soufi Aiobarm 33 (Hinos 6). Utah Sooond Pariod-3. NowYbfk, Looich 16 (Tur- halfway point of the Nestle Invitational. pm . Smifi 510 4614. WMor 2-11 1-2 7, CMsy 26 cotto. Motai). 1055 (pp). 4. Now Jaraoy, Maloy Bosox search for new training site narrows l l ^ Newman 46 76 15. Reid 3-9 4-4 10 Duke-lowa winrar vs. Xavier-Conractcut 48 (Grartt, Watts 11). Assists—Soufi Alabama Arnold I^m er found something old — that old-time Chicago Cubs vs. Seattle at TerTne, Ariz., Gminski 5-12 0 6 10, Gd 3-10 0 6 6, Curry 6-12 winner 5 0 4, GaufF 2-7 2-4 6, Nalls 1-3 1-2 3. Cola 1-1 17 (Wlding 6). Utah 17 (Tala. Soto. & ant 4). 8 (Albolin. MacLaon), 16:01 (pp). Panal- O DO 3 3 5 p.m. Ohio SL—Georgia Tech-Oel^l winrar vs. 06 2 O'Brien 0-4 50 0, Brooks 51 500. Mon b a a -M o la r. NY (holdinQ), 6 2 2 Mullon. NY putting touch — md made the cut in the tournament he 06 13. Chapman 3-11 3-4 9, Leckner 4-5 2-2 Total touls—South Alabama X . Utah 16 By DAVE O’HARA 1993. z -< Milwaukee (ss) vs, Sultanes at Monterrey. 10, Gattison 5 6 1-1 1 1 , Tripucka 2-5 0 6 4. St John's—Texas winrar roe 1-1 50 2 Totals 25751 5 X 76. A— 1 3 .X 7 . ttriFfotog). 7 5 2 FoBaov, NJ (tripping). 9 5 4 ; hosts on the Bay Hill Club he owns. “The City of Fort Myers has a very fine bond rating md Mexico, 7 p.m. ARKANSAS (117) Ktaio. NY (trippino). 14:13. The Associated Press Boguaa 2-4 0-2 4. Totals 3 7 6 5 17-22 9 2 Regtaral Championship “I get to play some more golf,” the 61-year-old ftlmer Donovm said recently the Red Sox hoped to make a the mayor there is confident there would be sufficient Chicago 24 29 26 26-105 A l Tha S itvandoma Day 59 4-4 12 Morris 26 06 4. Millar 76 G’town 70, Vanderbilt 60 Third Period—5. Now Jersey, MacLaan 43 decision on a new site before the end of their 26th md Chartotte 28 24 23 1 7— 92 Pontiac, Mtoh. 66 20, Mayberry 512 06 18. Bowers 4-10 57 (Shanahan. Sundslrom), 356. 6. New Jersey, said after his 8-foot par-xving putt on the final hole funds to build a stadium. In fact, they’ve [X'fHnised to m I Sunday, March 24 14, Wallacs 26 56 12 Huety 512 56 21. UANOB^T(60) Larrioux X (Ogor, MuHer), 558. 7. New Jer WINTER HAVEN, Fla. — The Boston Red Sox, who final season at Chain O’Lakes Park. However, that now Exhibition Wnescores 3-Poinl goals—Chicago 2-3 (Paxson 1 -1 . Semiftrai wiryars Murry 1-2 0-2 2 Fletcher 57 06 6. Davis 1-4 sey, Cigar 7 (Lemieux, Muller), 1303. Penal preserved a 71 that qualified him for the final two have everything ironed out within the next weeks. We’ll 0 m Hodges 1 -1 , Jordan 0-1), Chartotte 1-7 (Curry Ektor 26 2-2 6. M ^os 26 35 2 Grant 57 helped build this citrus capital from a small community may be delayed for mother few weeks. see what happens.” 2-4 4, Bley 1-2 2-4 4. Totals 4 5 8 2 31-42117. 1-1 7. Antfin 15 50 2 Droud 516 56 22 ties—Shanahan. NJ (holding). 1021; Kocur. NY rounds. V&nkees 7, Phillies 2 1-3. Newman 0-1, G i 0-1, Chapman 0-1 WEST REGIONAL Halttime—Arkwaas 52 Georgia Stale X . 5 (slashing), 1321; DrVar, NJ (hooWng), 1959. into a thriving city since their arrival for spring training “We’ll have a deal done by June, I’ll guarmtee you,” T rip u c k a 0 - 1 ). Fouled out—Nona! MHhoHond 4 6 0 6 2 Matonoy 2 6 5 0 5 Oaunic It marked the first time in seven years he’d made the Although Donovm declined to name my alternate At Clsirwetsf Fla F M Round poirx poMa—Georgia State 2-11 (WHdw 2 6 . 06 50 0. Bafi 50 06 0, Barijamin 1-2 06 2 Shota on goal—New Vbrk 11-6-7—24. New in 1966, are gradually narrowing their options for a new Donovm said. “Whether it will be a long-term deal, I 1 Rebounds—Chicago 48 (Perdue 12). Chorioda Al Tha Jon M. Huntamnn Cantor Coley 51, Brooks 51, Ludydo 0-4), Aikarwas Jersey 1 1 -12-8—3 1. cut in his own tournament, was the first time since the sites for next year, several empty complexes are avail Now)fork(A) o il 020 030—7 11 1 44 (Lacknar 8). Assiils - Chicago 20 (Jordon Totals 21-5611-13 X . preseason site. em ’t say.” Salt Lake C8y 519 (1% 2-4, Mayberry 2-4. tMsIacs 53. MBw GEOftGETOWN (70) Powar-play Opportunitiea-New Vbrk 2 o l 5; able. They include Bradenton, being abmdoned by the Philadelphia 100 000 010—2 5 0 8-). Chortotto‘ ■ 24 (G4I 10). ToM buls-Chicago 1989 re A Championship he’d made it into weekend Despite the late pleas of some diehards that the city R O Hawkins, Habyan (5). Oiapin ()^, Mills (8) Thum day, M w ch 14 51. Murry 51, Bley 51. Huery 5 2 Bowws Churd iwal 26 50 4. Moumino 76 510 X , NewJeraey 1 o fS Pressed for additional details, Donovm said: Pittsburgh Pirates in favor of Winter Haven in 1992; Or- 21, Chartotte 21. A—23.M1 5 3 ). Fouled o u i— S m iK Ftofaourtos—(toorgie Goalies—New Vbrk, Wnblasbrouck, 15-176 competition in a regular-tour event, m d was only the o and Nokes, Ramos (Q; Ortoyarot, ScerUvi (q , Soton Hal 71, Pappardira 51 Mukxrtoo 46 5 7 14. Brown 510 1-1 14, Hw- md the club mend a broken relationship, the Red Sox “We’re confident we’ll have a permment place es Imdo, former spring home of the Miimesota Twins, Carreno (7), McDowell (9) and Daulton, CraigHton 64. New Moaioo Stats 56 State 48 (CoKw 13). Arkanoas 54 (MMoca 14). rison 46 1-2 9. Morgan 0 6 1-2 1. Thorrxjson (31 shots-X saves). New Jersey, Tarrarl, third time in five seasons he’d made it against players 20 will move their spring headquarters for the 21st time Fletcher (9). W—Hawkint, 1-0. L-On#yaroa. Celtics 94, Bullets 86 Brigham Vbung 61, W ginis 48 Ai sisis Georgia Sm s 16 (GouR 5). Arkansas 53 06 0. Kaly 52 1-2 S Totals 25-49 1524 23-196 (24-^. md 30 years his junior. tablished for the 1993 spring training season soon. We Cocoa, once host to the Houston Astros, and the Rirt 52 CD 0-1. H R -N s w York, Nokaa (1). Anzora 93, SL Franda. 1 ^ 80 32 (Murry 1 1 ). Total foule—Georgia Slats 28. 70. A—19,040. since the club practiced in Charlottesville, Va., in 1901 as BOSTON (94) Arkansas 24. A—NJL Palmer’s 143 left him nine strokes behind Pooley. have alternative pirns for 1992 which Tm not at liberty Myers site left by the Kansas City Royals a couple of m CD Al Tha HcKala Cantor Hsdtims Gsorgatown M , WndarMt X 5 Referee—Kerry Fraser. Uneamen— Gord a charter member of the Americm League. to disclose.” Red Sox 6, Expos 3 Bird 8-16 2-2 19. Gambia 2-5 30 4, PWith Tkicaon, Ariz. poini goals—Wnderbih 7-22 (Oraud 512 Brosekar, Ftot D o ^zzo. POoley, who won a $1 million prize with a last-round years ago. 8 -1 3 0 3 16, Lew is6-11 3-4 IS. aitow 2-8 4-4 8. Friday, M arch 15 Ariz. Stale 79, Rutgers 76 Malonsy 1-3. Mayas 15. MNholwid 51. A n ^ However, John Donovan, the Red Sox’ vice president Donovm also questioned a television report early this P O Al IMaat M m Beach, Fla. McHala 4-7 2-2 10, Brown 9-17 4-4 22, hole-in-one on the 17th hole in this event last year, said a TTiere also is the possibility the Red Sox might be Boston 002 200 200—6 0 Michigan Slata 60. Wtsconain-Green Bay 58 AFUZONA STATE (79) 52L Gaorgstown 15 (Brown 1-2 Haniton md legal counsel, said Friday the club may have to xttlc 8 PincknayO-IOOO. Totals 39-78 16-16 94. Utah 62 Soufi Alabama 72 week that a possible deal for a new training complex in willing to share a facility with mother major league club, Montreal 010 000 002—3 7 2 Fortana 2-4 1-2 5 FaUknar 511 1-2 9. Aus 0-2). Foulad out—Mayas, Grant. minute adjustment in his setup resulted in his “best round WASHINGTON (86) Georgetown 70. VandetWt 60 for a one-year stopover at some site next year before Fort Myers was dead because that city could not afford it. Darwin. Bolton (5). Plympton |^ , Murphy (8). tin 11-15 56 25. CoCna 1-2 50 2 WhaMw Rebounds—Vanderbilt 22 (M^es 5), Geor- in, well, it’s so far back I em ’t remember the last time I such as with the New York Mets in Pbrt S t Lucie, for m > Hammonds 7-13 0-0 14, Jonas 1-1 0-0 2. El UNUf (306) vs. Montana (23-7), (n) 513 55 25. S.Smift 2-7 46 10. Andsraon 1-2 golow n 30 (Mutombo 12). Astisis-VW tdarbtt Radio, TV moving into mother complex on a long-term basis in Reardon (9) arto Pena; Barnes, Ruskin (5), Piatt lison 10-17 1-4 21. EocMas 6-19 3-3 16, played that well.” “Our information is just the opposite,” Donovm said. one year. (7), Frey (8), Burke (9) and Hassey, Santovania Second Round 06 3. Lewis 06 06 0. Coniisk 06 06 0. ToMs 11 (Etdar, Maloney 4). Georgetown 15 VArrkman 2-4 0-0 4. W iia n w 3-6 2-2 6, VWkar Ai Tho Jon M. Hunlamon Comer 2554 13-21 79. (Churehwatt 5). Ton! fouls—Vandsrbilt X . Only a last-hole bogey, where he missed the green in a (5). W—Darwin. 1-0. L—Barnes, 1-1. 0-4 00 0, Grant 6-15 3-3 15, Enghth 0 0 2 . § ^ 1-1 Salt Lake C fy RUTGERS (76) Georgstown 12 Tschnieal-Gaorgstown coach HRs—Boston, Pina (1). Montreal, &iS 4om ( 1). Foster OO . Tolalc 3 6 0 6 9-12 . heavy shower, marred the 6-under-par 66 that put ftioley 2-4 4 66 Saturday, March 16 Hughes 521 54 . D.Srrift 510 53 9. Thonpexi A—13J67. Boston 18 30 28 16-04 21 Today Artzona (27-6) va Brigham Itoung (21-12), Dobbs 512 06 12 Duncan 511 56 X . Jonas through 36 holes at 134. Washington 19 23 20 24—66 220 pm . 10 am. — Auto ftodno: MSA 12 hours of Mark Calcavecchia md Tom Sieckmmn were a single Darwin puts on 3-Poir< goals—Boston 1-4 (Hrd 1-3, Brown Satan Hal (236) va. Craighton (24-7], 30 1- 3 0 6 2 Cartsr 1-7 2-2 4, LorrxMjrsaux 1-1 0 6 Nnr glance Sabring Grand FMx o l Endurance. ESf»N 2 Lurnpkin 1-4 0 6 3. Wailsr 1-2 1-2 3, Fladdwi Exhibition result 0-1), VUssHngton 1-6 (EocMas 1-3, (^onl 0-1, minutaa attar cornp. o l Hrat gams Noon — NCAA ToumamanL- second round stroke back at 135. Workman 0-2). Fouled out— Nona. 0 6 0 6 0. Totals 27-71 1516 76. oarrw, Chamal 3 A l Tha McKato Cantor HMhims—Hulgers X . Arizona S l X . 5poM W idnaoday, March 13 Rebounds—Boston 44 (Bird 1 1 ), tMashington TUeaon,Aitz. Providenos 98. Jamss Madaon 03,20T 1 2 X pm . - ClAC Cfaaa LL atato champion Red Sox 6, Expos 3 47 (Bkson 13). Ai i ists Boston 19 (Show 7), OOtoa-Arizona Sl 519 (WhsMor 5 2 Srrffi John Bagley undergoes surgery a good show Sunday, March 17 Cindmof 62 Bol Stala 55 ship: Waavar-Hartfoid va Donbu^. Chamal 8 BOSTON MONTREAL VUeshington 19 (tNorkmon 6). Total touto—Bos 2- 7. Andtrson 1-2 Foulmar 52). Rulgsrs 7-13 1 pm . — fto d Sox v a Twins, Cham al 38 Utah (29-3) va. Michigan Stale (19-10), 235 (Duncan 54, Dobbs 2-4, Umtokin 1-2 Hu^iss Wisconsin 67. Dow ino Groan 70. OT BOSTON (AP) — Boston Celtics guard John Bagley abrhM abrhbi u n 19. Washington 16. A—1A7S6. pm . 1 p.m. — Cottage boaabal: Miaaitskid State . By The Associated Press Boggs 3b 1- 3). Fdulad out— Nona. Rsbourvts-Arizorw Colorado 71, Michigan 64 underwent surgery Thursday that successfully repaired 4 1 0 0 DoM tnzcf 4 0 1 0 UNLV-Montana winnar va. Georgetown Souttiam Hnois 76 Boisa State 74 at LSO. SportaChamsI Penac 5 0 2 Noboa2b 76ers 105, Heat 103 SL 32 (AusVi •), Ftolgars 42 (Hughas 11). A5 1 4 0 0 0 (19-12), X minulas altar corrtp. of Vst gome Stanford X . Houston K 1X pm. — Mata va Blua Jays, Chamal 0 c ^ la g e damage in his right knee, but he is expected to V a u j^ lb 4 0 11 ColdemH silts—Arizona Sl. 17 (Fontana. Collins. 10 10 MIAMI (103) RoglonM Saminnals Thuraday, Marah 14 I X pm . — Ftod Wings at Bnrlria. NESN Danny Darwin is just about ready to show Boston he’s Plaikierll 4 0 0 0 Nixon H Whoslor 4). ftolgars 11 (Carter 4). Toiil miss the remainder of the season, team officials said. 10 0 0 Long 6-12 2-2 14, Thompson 5-10 0-1 10, A t Tho Kingdom s Siana 0 5 Fahtoigh DieWnaon 85 2 p.m. — NCAA ToumamanL ascond round worth the money. Moses cl 1110 MMach 3b fouls—Arizona SL 15. F to l^ s 21. Tachni- gama Chenr>el3 Arthroscopic surgery performed by Dr. John Bergfeld 3 0 0 0 Saikaly 6-20 6-12 24, D o u ^ 12-24 3-5 28, S aottls caf—Duncan A—13.5X. Fbidham 78. Souft Ftorkla X B u rksd 2 0 0 0 Bwterf 3b 1110 2 pm. — Tannit: Intemational Ftoyara Cltam- “The next time out I’m going to try to pitch instead of P in a rf Burton 6-16 1-2 17, Edwards 4-10 OO 10, SoufMrsat Mwaourl S l 57, Coppin Stals 47 repaired a cartilage fracture of the bone in the knee, offi / 3 1 2 2 WWkar r« 3 0 0 0 Kessler 0-2 0 0 0, Colas 0 1 OO 0. Totals 43-95 Thuraday, March 21 pionahip. E S I^ just throw,” Darwin said Friday after Boston’s 6-3 vic- Rivera ss 4 0 1 0 Griaaom rf Artzona-BYU winnar vs. Solon HMFCrai^ton Mamphis SL 8 2 Alabomo-Birmtngham 76 cios said. The surgery was performed at Cleveland 1112 14-22 103. Alabama 89, Murray SL 79 Arkansas SL 78. Rfos 71 2 X pm . — Figure Skatino; W>rtd CFamv Kutcher2b 3 1 0 0 Gkga 1b 3 1 2 0 winnar pionahips, Cha. 30.22 (dalayed broodcatt) Clinic in Clevelmd. Darwin p PHILADELPHIA (105) OkIthom alll.TuisaK 1 1 0 0 Aldrala 1b 10 0 0 Bartday 10-17 7-10 27, GlCwn 7-12 OO 14, UNIV-Montano—Gaorgslown-VhrKtsrMt wto- MURFIAY ST. (79) 3 pm . — BowUng; Long Wand Open, Chan- A Bolton p 0 0 0 0 Hatsayc ner va. UtalvMichigan 8l winnsr Coble 516 06 22 Jackson 510 06 12 Fridmf, Marrh 15 nal40 Bagley, in his ninth year, was acquired by the Celtics 2 0 10 Mahorn 2-6 5-5 9, Gkaan 3-7 6 0 14, Hawkins WMt Virginia X , F ^e n 67 Spring Training Fhymptn p 1110 Ruskin p RoglonM ChamptonaMp PJonas 516 1-4 11. King 513 1512 X . Alan 0 0 0 0 6-16 6-7 19. Anderson 6-13 5 0 IS, Boi 0 1 OO Maaaarhuaatl a 93, La S a ia X 3 X p.m. — CIAC Claaa L atata champion from New Jersey last season. After starting as point Murphy p 0 0 0 0 Platlp 0 0 0 0 Al The Klngdems 2- 14 06 4. Adams 06 0 6 0, Gutrvn 51 5 4 3. ship: Warren Hanfng-Brtdgaport va New M i Wtaning ^ 0. Turner 1-4 OO 2. O tvsr 1-2 OO 2.Total4 Soi4h Corofne X , Gaorga HhsNngton 63 guard in several games, Bagley played sparingly due to a 1 0 0 0 Bulock ph 10 0 0 36-78 31-38 105. Soaola Ovsrstrsol 06 06 0, Sivils 51 2-2 2 Gold 50 lord, Channel 8 lory over the Montreal Expos. Reardon p Butter (1510) at Wyoming (1511), (r^ separated left shoulder md a hamstring strain. 0 0 0 0 Freyp 0 0 0 0 Miami 24 1 7 32 20 10— 103 SMufday, March 23 06 0, Birdsong 51 50 0. Totols 2572 15X 4 p.m. — Auto Ftodng: MS^ 12 houra o l Darwin, signed as a free agent for $11.8 million for SamHinal trinnars Cordero as 10 0 0 Philedelphia 20 25 22 26 12—105 79. Sabnng Grand Prix ol Erxiurance, ESF’N Owanaa ALABAMA (X ) Second Round three years, allowed three hits md one run in four in 2 0 0 1 3-Point goals—Miami 3-8 (Edwards 2-4, Monday, March 18 4 X pm. — NCAA Toumamartt; second A&M’s Kermit Davis resigns B u ika p 0 0 0 0 Ooutoaa 1-3, Burton 0- 1), Phitodalphia 2-10 THE FINAL FOUR Horry 512 2-3 21, SprawsI 57 1-2 12 round gama Channel 3 nings. In his first Boston appearmce, he gave up two hits Foley ph Al Tha Hooalw Doma Chaotum 11-15 1-2 Weiss 36 06 . Lon- Watt Virginia (17-13) at Providonea (1512, 10 0 0 (Anderson 1 -2, Hawkins 1 -5 BwMay 0 1 , Bol 23. 6 pm . 4 X pm. — Horae Ftodng; Rorlda Derby, HOUSTON (AP) — Embattled Ihxas A&M basket md one run last Monday. Borneap todlanapolla caslsr 53 06 0, Ftobinson 511 06 IS, Wsbb 730 10 0 0 0-1, Turner 0-1). Fouled oul—Tnomfwon. Cincinnatt (1511) at OUahema (17-14). 730 Cha 8 40 ball coach Kermit Davis resigned Friday in the wake of a Snivniac 10 0 0 SemHInala 2-3 1-2 5 MJonos 36 50 6, CompbMI 51 06 4 X p.m. — Golf: Nestle Invitational, third “I don’t wmt to do too much too early,” Darwin said. Totals Rebounds—Miami 59 (Salialy 16), PNtodMphia pm . 33 6 I 4 Totals 31 3 r 3 SO (Mahorn 1 1 ). Assi t l i — Miami 24 (Douglas SMurdM, March X 0. Flich 06 06 0, Fiich 51 1-2 1. Totals 38-66 round, Channel 30 school investigation that accused him of recruiting viola- “There’s still a lot to go. In my first two times out. I’ve Boston East chompton vs. to u fM o o t champion 511 aa. Stanford (1513) at Wlaeonain (1514). 865 002 200 200—6 11), Phladalphla 22 (Bartday, Groan, Turner a . pm . 5 pm. — Horse ftodng; Ftomington FVark tiCMis. just wmted to get my arm stretched out and to find my Montreal 010 000 002—3 Totals loula— Miami 24, PhUodalp^ 28. Tach- Midwaat champion vs. Wsst champion Halflime—Alabaira 46. Murray SL X . 3-point Derby, ESF>N ChamptonaMp goals—Murray S l 7-X, (Cobla 46, King 59, Southam Mnoia (17-13) ai Sou fe raw Mis “Coach Davis determined that it was in his best inter release point. It’s still not where I wmt it to be.” E—Barnes, Barberls. DP—Boston 2 nicals— PNIodsIphia liagal dolansa. BorMay, souri S k is (2511), 8 6 5 pLin. 6 p.m. — Skiing: Women's World Cup M ontreal 1 , LOB—Boston 5, Montreal 5, Burton 2 E)acltoris—Burton. A—16,349. Monday, April 1 PJonas 51. Alan 0-5), Alabama 7-16 (ftibin- Doaaihi. ESPN (dalayed broadcast) est m d in the best interest of his family to resign amid ail Left-hmdcr Tbm Boltm pitched one perfect inning, SemiVial winnars son 3-4, Horn 36, Seawall 1-2 Wetoa 0-5). Arkontas Stale (226) m MankHa Sfola 2B—Vaughn. HR—Pint ( 1 ), Grissom ( 1 ) (17-14), 8:35 pm. 7 pm. — NCAA Tournament UConn va the speculation concerning the circumstmees surround SB—O tia'ra ri g s ( 1), Hassey (2), Kulchsr ( 1), Foulad out—Robinaan Ftobounds—Murray S l Xwriar, Channel 3. WPOP (AM-1410), V /ll rookie Jeff Plympton blanked the Expos on one hit in the M osas (1),. S F -O w an. NCAA Tournament glance 42 (P.Jonas 8), Alabama 38 (Sprawall. Buler-Wyomino winnsr at Colorado (1513), (AM-1400) ing his tenure as basketball coach,” his attorney, Oeorge sixth md xventh iimings and Rob Murphy gave up one Chaatum 9). Asaists—Murray S l 16 ^ J o n o a g^SpLin. H RER B8 SO EAST REGIONAL NCAA Tournament results 7 X pm. — Devla at Wholera SportsChon- P a ^ a m , said at a news conference. Boston 6). Alabama 23 (WNtaa 9). Total fouls—Murray TliMdayi Itefcti 19 nal. WTIC (AM -10X) hit in the eighth. Jeff Reardm gave up a two-run homer First Round Masaachussos (1511) at Fdrdiam (257). Darwin W. 1-0 East Regional SL 1 2 Alabama X . A—NA. 9 pm. — NCAA Toumomenl apacW, ESPN Davis, 31, md his attorneys contended the school’s in to Marquis Grissom in the ninth. Bolton AlCotoFMdhousa 730p.m . CollagsRti1i,Md. 9 X pm. — Hawks at Surw, TBS vestigation as outlined in a 95-page report to president TheAaeoeleledPraee 81e p h o lo Boston got two runs in the third cm a a pair of walks, a Plympton ; E. Mich. 76, Miss. State 56 South Carolina (2512) at Siena (24-9), 7 X to pm . — Auto Racing; IMSA 12 houra o l 1 Thursdiiy, March 14 Midwest Regional William Mobley was unfair, lacked specifics m d legally Murphy pm . Sobring Grand Prix o f Endurance, ESPN CAREER THREATENED? — Bo Jackson’s hip injury, according to a report, may force the wild pickoff throw md Mo Vaughn’s RBI double. Midc- Reardon i Cklohoma S tall 67. New Mexioo 54 EASTERN MK»IIGAN (78) was insufficient to be used as the basis for firing the Norfi Carolina Slate 114, Soutwm Miaaia- Halos 4 6 9, Ca.Thomas 56 2-3 16, Ken SL John’s 75, N. Illinois 68 11 pm . — CoHege boaobU; Maine at Miami, cy Pina hit a two-run homer in the fourth and Tony Pena Montraal 1-1 SportsChennel (delayad broadcast) two-sport star into retirement. Jackson (34) is shown in action as a member of the Los An sippias nedy 9 -1 3 ^ 22 CKThomaa 26 3-4 9, NeMy T M id Round coach. doubled in a run in the xventh. BornesL, 1-1 4 N. U .N O IS (68) WXnooday, March 20, and Midnight — Auto Radng; CART Indycor geles Raiciers. Ruskin Tempts 80, Purdus 63 6-16 5 8 17. BoyWn 5 1 5 1 0, Lswia 5 1 1-2 1 , 2 Harmon 53 1-2 1, Thomas 514 46 23. Thuraday, Marah World Sarlat, ESPN Yhnkees 7, Phillies 2: At Clearwater, Don Mattingly Piatt Richrrwnd 73, Syracuse 69 Felder 51 50 0, Ftaior 1-1 06 2, F^ngos 06 21 Veterans take center stage 1 Wofs 5 4 1-2 5 Whitofids 515 1-2 X , Upnisky Ptoringt, oitss and fmas TBA had two hits md drove in two runs, md Andy Hawkins Frey i Al The Carrier Dome 0 6 0. Totals 2 7 -5 41525 76. 5 2 5 6 5. M ots 5 2 0 6 0. Hiddan 3 6 5 5 10, Burke | Syracuaa, N.Y. MISSISSIPPI STATE (56) Fans 1-3 06 2 Arrington 1-2 0 6 2 Totals KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (A ^ — Three former 1bp-10 allowed four hits md one run in four innings. Friday, March IS A t Mad laon Squara Garden PB—Santovaola. Cartsr 5 1 9 0 6 13. Bums 5 1 8 6 6 2 2 24-51 1 5 X X . players searched to regain dieir old foim FYiday at the In With New York leading 4-1, Matt Nokes begm a Eoalarn Michigan 78, Miaolaslppi Stale 56 Nichola 2-4 06 4, HrvtsIlMd 2-6 06 S, Smfth Now Vbrk Sunday T - 2 55. A -7 ,7 0 5 , ST. JOHN'S (75) SaniHInaia Jackson may be forced to retire Penn Slala 74, UCLA 69 1-4 0 6 2 W httt 3-7 2-2 10. Morris 0 6 0 6 0, Saaly 5 1 6 3 6 19. Singleton 5 5 7 6 13. Wsr- temational Players Championships. ihrce-run eighth iiming with a home run off Amalio Car Norti Carolina 101, Nortiaaatam 66 Monday, March 25 Noon — NCAA Tournament: second round Wtation 06 06 0, Hoopar 5 2 06 0, f^atoraon dann 46 4-4 12 Bucharran 511 76 X . sjxol- game, Channel 3 Tim Mayotte md Pun Shriver found enough of it to reno. The Ymkees then loaded the bases on a single md Princeton (24-2) vs. VMonova (16-14), (n) 0 6 0 6 0. Totola 22-62 510 56. ing 1-3 2 6 6. Mute 0-1 0 6 0. Coin 1-3 5 4 2. Second Round Champfonahlp 12;X p.m, — 76ers at Celtica, Chamal X . post straight-set victories, while Harold Solomon could SAN DIEOO (AP) — A football However, Jackson, 28, has been two walks, md Kevin Maas followed with a two-itm HaHtimo—E. Michigan 35. MNaliMppI SL 28. Scott 2-5 5 0 4. Totals 24-M 2534 75. WDFiC (AM -13X) plate at the top of the femur, which Al Cola FlaMhousa 3- polnl goals—E. Michigan 512 (Ca.Thomas WMlnaadoy, March 27 only vow to keep trying. hip injury that has sidelined Bo H alftIm a-S L John'a 41. N. Minoia 2 6 5 p o ln t 1 pm . — Floyala va. Meta, Chonnal 9 inactive since the injury, md has joins the hip, Losx said, “If that’s single. Rec Hoop CollagaPark, Md. 4- 7. Ch.thom aa 2 6 ). MiasisMppI SL 4-13, 3 0 7 goals-N. Minoia 513 (Whitesido 3-8, Thoirwt With none of the sei^s scheduled to play until Satur Jackson at the Kmsas City Royals' S o lu rd ^ , March 16 (Watte 2-3, HortalMd 1-3, Coriar 1 6 , Burns 5 1 . 1 pm. — ftod Sox va. Reds, Cha. 38. 40 been unable to work out at the the case, that’s not a good place. In Braves 2, Dodgers 1: At Vero Beach, Tom Olavine 1-1, Hidden 1-2 Molis 0-2), SL John'a 4-8 Collage bosefaal: UMosa at South Richmond (22-9) va. Tampla (22-9), 12:15 Hoopar 0-1). Iroulod out—Nona. Rabounde—E. (Buchanan 3 6 . Sproling 1-2). Foulad o u l-H I5 day, the opening day of the $2,55 million tournament camp reportedly is more serious Royals' camp in Gavinport, Fla. pitched four scoreless innings md Deion Smders had p.m. Ftorida, SportaChannel a ^ in t it’s more of a problem. In the M idgets MIcHgan 43 (Naaly 8), Miaaitsippi SL 31 (Buma dan. Ftobounds—N. Uiinois X (Thorrws 12), SL Golf was left to the c o m e b ^ curiosities. thm first thou^t and could force Royals officials have not two hits in a game shortened by rain. y Oklahoma State (23-7) va. N.C. State 7). Aoalata—E. Michigan 21 (Ch.Thomoa ). 1 pm . — Tsnnis: Inlamational Fffayara Cham- middle of the bone, it's not as big a 6 John's 27 (Sooly 8). A ssists-N . ttOnolt 13 pionahip, ESPN Cornmunlly V AH Stars 37 (Anand Anigarl 8. (20-10), 30 minulaa allsr comp. o( Vat goma M iu its ip p i SL 16 (HartallMd 4). ToMI b u le -€ . (Whitesido 6), St. John's 17 (Sproling Mayotte md Shriver, whose rankings have fallen into the two-sport athlete into retirement. elaborated on Jackson’s condition. problem." Tim Belcher, hit hard in two previous starts, pitched Todd Nopolilono 7. Fiich Grlffilh playad waW Al Tho Carrtor Doma MicNgon 10, Mlositsippi SL 21. A—NA. 2 p.m. — NCAA ToumamanL aacond round Buchanan 5). Total louls-H. Wmit 26 SL Desert Invitational scores gama, Chonnal 3 triple digits, advanced into the second round. Mayoue, The Sm Diego TribuiK, citing m TTie Tribune said Jackxn’s hip Herk Robinson, Royals vice five scoreless innings, allowing three hits, striking out Mahoney Rac AH-Slars 30 (Oarren While 12 Syracuaa, RY. John'a X . A— 13,055. Rich Prenelta 7, Danny Meissr playad well) Sunday, M atch 17 Penn State 74, UCLA 69 LAS VEGAS (Af») — Scores Friday attar the 2:15 p.m. — Knicka at Bucks, WFAN the tournament’s 1985 champion, beat MaliVai unidentified source clox to Los An condition may be similar to the one president and general maiuger, said two md walking none. first round ol the 5400.000 Desert Inn IPQA In (AM-6X) Cornmunlly V wins series, 2-0. N orfi Carolina (26-6) va. PrIncaton-VWanova PENN STATE (74) Texas 73, St. Peter’s 65 Washington 7-5,6-2, and Shriver swept qualifier Myriam geles medical authorities familiar suffered by Neil Lomax, the former Royals 14, Tigers 5: At Lakelmd, Kirk Gibson turned wirmar, 12:10 pm . ternational, playad on fie 6.X5-yard, 2 X pnt — Flours Skating: Wbrld Cl«m- from Davenport that he was un J.Bamaa 5 1 0 7-8 19, Hayas 5 1 ^ 0 6 16. f>ar Oremans 6-3,7-5. with the case, reported that Jackson Pann L (21-10) va. Eoatsm Michigan (256), ST. PETER'S (65) 36-36—72 Desert Irm Country Club; pionahipa. Chonnal X Phoenix Cardinals quarterback who on his former teammates, driving in four runs with two 8 Degitz 4 6 2 6 10, F.Bomaa 1-3 2-2 4, Brown aware of such a diagnosis on Jack- 30 minutos alter comp, ol irat game T.Walkar 10-17 1-3 21. Andrews 3-9 6-9 12 Penny Hommol 35-36—71 3 pm . — A'a va. Giants, ESPN But the 38-year-oId Solomon, playing his first ATP is suffering from a hip condition 3 6 3 6 10. Janninge 4-S 5 0 10, Johnson 1-3 was forced to retire two years ago. son. However, he confirmed that doubles md a single. Conned 2-4 06 4. J.Walkar 1-7 0 6 3. Allan 4-8 MIssle McGeorge 36-36—72 3 X pm. — Goit: Nm Us Invilotianal, Inal Rsglonal SemHInala 1-1 3, Joynsr 06 06 0, Coriar 0 6 2 Dietz match in nearly five years, lost to qualifier Bruce Derlin known as avascular necrosis. The Royals, who have lost five of xven, also got a Bowling Al Tha Maadowtanda Arana 1-1 0 6 9, Marrimon 6-10 1-5 13. Giboon 1-3 0 6 3 Amy Benz 35-37—72 round, Chorvwi X Dr. Gary Losse, a Sm Diego Jackson is on crutches md was 0- 1 50 0. Totals 2556 1531 74. Mock 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 27-59 8 -1 7 6 5 4:X p.m. — NCAA Toumomanl: tocond 6-2,6-3, Jackson, also a ruiuiing back for Chargers team physicim md a lead solo home run and three RBIs from Sem Berry in their Eaai Ruihartord, NJ. UCLA (69) Debbie M aatcy X -3 6 __ 72 scheduled to undergo further tests Friday, March 22 TEXAS (73) Beih Doniol 36-36—72 round game, Chamal 3 the Los Angeles Raiders, injured his ing sports orthopedist, said avas 18-hit attack. The Tigers, whi have lost six of eight, had Murray 6-12 54 17, Buttar 59 1-2 9, Williama 7-12 1-2 15, CoHIa 3 6 0 6 6. Myara ftity Sheehan 38-34 72 5 pm. — Auto Racing: Inlamational Raoa ol today and Monday. Blossoms Richmond-Tampla wtonsr va. Oklahoma Sl - MacLson 7-10 1-2 IS, Mwin 16 3 4 5 Mad- hip in the third quarter of the N C. State winner 4-5 M 9. Jeans 3-5 1-2 7, Wright 4-10 0 6 8. Champions, ChanrW 8 cular necrosis cuts off the blood 12 hits md made four errors, giving them 12 errors for klns 57 50 11, Torvar 1-5 2-3 4, Owons 46 Amy Read 38-38-72 Milutinovic to coach U.S. team Robinson said the tests today Carolyn Boemon 176-453, Oonrw Schmidt Cambridge 6-10 6 6 18. Burditt 1-1 0 6 2. Trish Johnson 38-34—72 7 pm. — NCAA Toumamartt special, ESPN Raiders’ 20-10 AFC playoff victory Norfi Carolina—PrincatorvVtoanova winnar 0 6 8. Tolale 2 5 5 8 11-1560. supply to part of the bone, which would be performed in Kmsas City the spring. 177. Mary Bonla 175-468, Cm Ds Lepre 465, vs. Pann S l—€. M lchiw winnar McCoy 3-4 0-18, Shepard 06 0-3 0, Dudek 06 Vicki Fargon 3 4 -3 8 -7 2 7 pm , — Whalors at Sabres, Chonnsl 20, SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP) — 'The head of the Costa over Cincinnati on Jm. 13 in Los Dolls Raton 4S0, Evsiyn S ^ M d 468. Halltime-UCLA X , Pam Stale 32. 3-polnl 060.Total431-53B-18 73. Nancy White 37-36—73 WTIC (AM -10K) then becomes necrotic, or dies. by Dr. Steven Joyce, the Royals’ Regional Cnatnplonehlp Ooalt—Pann State 36 (Janningi 24, Brown Ricm Soccer Federation said Friday that Bora Angeles. Sunday, March 24 Hainime-Taxaa 32 S l Peter's X . 3-polnt Kim ^ p m o n 37-38—73 7 pm. — Broins at Flyars, Chamal X Losx said he did not know myth- team physcim. On Monday, Jackson GOP Women 1- 2 J.Bamaa 5 1 , F.Bamaa 5 1 ). UCLA 2-12 goala-Sl Pator's 3-13 (Gibton 1-3, J . w i ^ Kay C ockaril M -37—73 7 pm . — F/gura Skating: Wbrld Chompiorv Milutinovic had told him he has agreed to become coach At the time, the injury was said to At Th# Mssdewlsods AftOF (Madkins 1-3. Murray 1 6 , M arin 5 3 ). Fouled ing specific about Jackson's case. is scheduled to be examined by Dr. More sports Denise Sullivan 195-205-456, OowrM Smitli East Ruihartord. N.J. oui—Madkins. Rebounds—Pann Slats 31 I-*- o -’ ). Karon Davies X -3 7 —73 ships, Cha. 30, 22 (dalayatd broadcast) of the U.S. soccer team, but Milutinovic said he has not be a hip pointer and not believed to 100 475. Texas 26 (McCoy 2-2, Collia D 1. Wright 0-1 When told by the Tribune that the SemiFinai winners (J Barnss 8). UCLA 35 (Owens 14). At- Jermiler Wyatt 35-38—73 0 p.m — Boxing: Top Rank Boxing: ‘ Urtiasl Jim Andrews, m orthopedic surgeon C a m b rid g e 0 - 2 ), Fouled out—None! Alica Miller 37-36—73 Carbajal vs. Javier Vsrquaz, BF Ighl Ilywsight heard of a final decision by the U.S. Soccer Federation. be serious. injury is believed to be at the end — see page 14 titt# in Birmingham, Ala. 12— MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, March 16. 1991 SATURDAY, MARCH 16,1991 M AN C H E STE R H E R A LD , Saturday, March 16,1991— 13 SUNDAV, m a r c h 17.1991 |CH. 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30' 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 Tales OVER THE AIR CHANNELS l*” ***^ We Believe Vista Black Forum 2:30 Heme ShoilpinB Spree Paid Program from TV (1-.30) Movie front TONIGHT By SCOTT WILLIAMS The Associated Press NEW YORK — After 6>/2 weeks ■ W ■ Baker in the desert with a forward unit of CABLE CHANNELS U.S. Marines, ABC correspondent Linda Pattillo found out that being a AAE j ^ ) Movi«; “ i r t a Wondtrful U fa" (1946) woman could be a burden for a com story " via: “ Frankenstein Maata the Wolfman” bat reporter under fire. “ It can be somewhat lonely,” she Mother Goose Donald Puck said. “ Certainly, you’re aware that Ufestyle Mag. everyone’s watching you to see if r told InaidaSr. PGA rtars Babar Laava" you’ re going to start crying. 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PATRICK'S DAY size rooms, all applian ments available. Only 1 SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain (AP) by a high appearance fee. ces to remain, (washer club or organization each remaining out of 72. Quiet. On busline. By ED SCHUYLER JR. elaboration. That’s what I want to — Sergei Bubka, trying to please Imoh, the bronze medalist at die and dryer also) Won’t do." TO THE SPENCER BOYS be on the martret long holding a special event? Air conditioning, self The Associated Press United States tra ^ and field fans, World Indoor CTiampionships, led cleaning oven, all ap Tyson is a 4-1 favorite to win the at this pricell $84,500. broke the 20-foot barrier in the pole all the way and finished in 6.53 Michael, Ryan and Joey Call Strano Real Estate, Advertise it In the pliances included, L A S V E G A S — Mike TVson’s battle between the top two con vault Friday, clearing that height in seconds. His time was only five- 847-7653. storage area, full intention is expressed clearly in two tenders in the rankings of the Inter his first attempt during an interna hundredths of a second slower than Si ^ F basement. 1-1/2 baths words in black letters on his white national Boxing Federation, World tional meet. American Leroy Bunell’s month- Uncle John and Aunt llze MANCHESTER HERALD in townhouee. Heat and Boxing Council and World Boxing hot water included. 247- baseball cap. It was the second time in a week old world record of 6.48. SAILORS DELIGHT- 5030. ‘‘Kick Butt.". Association. that the 27-year-old Bubka had at After a false start, Lewis was LAKEFRONT home, at the special rate of 35*^ ■ W ■ That’s what Iron Mike will at All three groups rank Tyson No. 1 tempted that world record height. slow out of the blocks and needed to completely remodeled MANCHESTER-2 and Ruddock No. 2. He failed in three tries to negotiate 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SAt W-' with sensational views. per line. Bedroom, private tempt to do Monday night to rally from sixth place. He finished in Vinyl siding, great fami basement, parking, Donovan “Razor" Ruddock, who At stake in the 12-round bout out 20 feet at the World Indoor Cham 6.74, behind Stewart, the runner-iq> ly area, paddle fans, large yard, stove. (Jn Use your office fax machine to doors at The Mirage is a mandatory pionships at Seville last Saturday. Ask for llze or Paula called the former heavyweight in 6.62. NEW! 1 3 9 ,9 0 0 vaulted ceilings, busline. $595 Monthly. place your ad. champion “an ignorant little brat." challenge to the winner of Evander Afterward, he said he did it be Lewis, who is the world record- $ Mroeting, new kitchen, 649-2871. 2 bedroom, thermal “He’s entitled to his opinion," Holyfleld’b undisputed title defense cause Americans understood the sig holder in the 100-meter dash and - MANCHESTER-1,2, and IVs Fasti IVs SImplel glass. BOLTON, 643 2711 against George Rsreman April 19 at nificance of 20 feet, as opposed to has won two Olympic gold medals 3 B ^ro o m apartments said TVson, whose tone of voice and $169,900. ROY Our Fax number Is Atlantic City, N J. the rest of the world, which only available. Security demeanor suggested Ruddock at that distance, last r a ^ indoors OSBORNE. Philips CLASSIFIED SALES deposit and 1 vear 203- 643-7496 should keep his opinions to himself. Promoter Don King wanted the considers metric heights. on Feb. 28,1989, in Seville. He won _ Real Estate. 742-14 & . three governing bodies to withdraw In sailing cleanly over the bar, he lease. From $575 to Send us a copy of your ad Ruddock, on the other hand, is that race in 6.64. DEPARTMENT $750. 649-0795. riled by Tyson saying some time ago title recognition from Holyfield for surpassed his indoor record of Lewis qualified for the final by Be sure to include that he was going to kill him. signing to defend against Foreman 19-ll«/4,setFeb.27. placing second in his heat in 6.80, TRULY WELL KEPT- M A N C H ES TE R Birch St. llThesize 3 rooms. Includes heat/ “It’s person^ now," Ruddock before fighting Tyson. After another Soviet, Viktor behind (Tuban Andres Simon. ANDOVER. $139,900. 2) The date you want your ad to appear Ryzhenkov, and Bubka cleared Immaculate country 22 CONDOMINIUHS hot water. Security or 3) Your phone number said. The WBC said it would strip American Greg Foster repeated! 22 CONDOMOnUMS references. $425/ A Ranch with fieldstone FORSALE “You said you would kill him; Do Holyfield, but it has been blocked 19-43/4, Ryzhenkov missed three at his world champiraiship triumph in ; FOR SALE month. 649-4820 or tempts at 19-8t/2. Bubka then told fireplace, hardwood Need Help? you still feel that way?" Tyson was from doing so by litigation. the 60-meter hurdles, running a; floors, 3 bedrooms, 1-1/ 646-441Z “This is the fight for the officials to raise the bar to the record BRAND NEW-Completely SET IN SERENITYIII . Our Phone Number Is asked. season-best 7.42 in beating^ 2 baths, plus gorgeous finished unit I Quality $107,000. Spacious MANCHESTER-2 legitimate heavyweight title," said height. He touched nothing going 203- 643-2711 Canadian Mark McKoy. M cKoy carpeted lower level workmanship thru-out. just begins to describe Bedroom duplex. In “Absolutely," Tyson snapped. the 27-year-old Ruddock, a native of over. family room and office. “Would you elaborate?" DONE FOR DAY — Mike Tyson leaves Las Vegas’ Golden was first out of the blocks but! Lydan Street location 2 Bedrooms, self this beautiful 2 bedroom cludes heaL not water Jamaica, who lives in Canada and “It was very good tonight,” finished in 7.61. ! Tastefully decorated defrosting refrigerator, Ranch end unit on the and gas for cooking. MANCHESTER HERALD “There’s no elaboration. What I rast of Vernon Street. 3 bedrooms. 11/2 baths throughout. D.W. Fish also has a house at Fort Lauderdale, Gloves gym after working out Friday. Tyson will fight Bubka said in a telephone interview Like in Seville, Foster was! dishwasher, disposal, first floor. Enjoy the $650/per month plus said is what I meant. I don’t need no Fla. Donovan “Razor" Ruddock Monday night in Las Vegas. from his hotel room. “I was in good S e ^ n w for rotor picks and other changes. This Real Estate. 643-1591 1-1/2 Baths, sky-light, pleasures of the ap deposit. 659-0703. charged with a false start But in-; or 871-1400. ceramic tile floors, 2 form and I thought I was going to home will qualify for new CHFA allocation. Hurry plianced kitchen, lots of MANCHESTER-2 34 HOMES FOR RENT 3 5 STORE &t OFFICE stead of a poor start this time, he; zone gas heat, garage break the record. custorn homes at this price in Manchester are im closets, central air, Bedroom. Clean. $650/ SPACE______surged out of the blocks nearly even* possible to find! with opener, self-clean pool, tennis and month plus utilities. 1 AND 2 BEDROOM-Cton- “I’m happy because this is going with McKoy and overtook the! ing range, built-in dos and apartments. Fly So Free the favorite in Florida Derby privacy. Sliders to patio Pets Allowed. 649- VERNON CIRCLE-Office to get a lot of attention in America.” microwave, 2 air AND 2 TO 4 Canadian by the first hurdle. ! C EN TU R Y 21 for summertime funi 7998. space for lease, 500 sq. conditioners, cathedral BEDRCXJM Bubka also holds the world out Foster was only six-hundredths of, Anne Miller Real ft. office up to 2000 sq. HALLANDALE, Fla. (AP) — ceiling, atrium doors to Estate. 647-8000. MANCHESTER-2. 3, and homes for rent from $490 old colt is the odds-on favorite in the Hutcheson, Fauntain Of Youth Valando’s veteran trainer, Scott door record of 19-101/2, set in 1988. a second off his 1987 world record; MAZZ REALTY ft. Building owner pays Thomas and Elizabeth Valando, who deck, up-graded F 6 Room apartments. to $11 (X) monthly. Anne Saturday’s Florida Derby at and Florida Derby. The feat was ac Schulhofer, likes their colt’s chances Earlier, Carl Lewis, competing in of 7.36. ; Security. 646-2426. utilitias. New building- bought their first racehorse in 1988, Gulfstream I^ k . ______carpeting, Andersen Miller Real Estate. 647- complished by E a s y Spur in 1959 in the $500,000 Triple Crown doors for the first time in two years, Soviet sprinter Irina Sergeyeva 875-8366 Thermo-pane windows. 31 ROOMS FOR RENT Weekdays, 9am-5pm. 8000.______other tentants. D.W. can’t get over how quickly they’ve Fish Realty, Attorneys “I thought we’d get a horse and and Spectacular Bid in 1979. preview, a l>/g-mile test. finished third in the 60-meter dash, won the women’s 200 but was PUBLISHER'S ASKING, $138,900. moved into the sport’s fast lane. NEW LISTING-IN-LAW ^NCHESTER-4 Rooms, MANCHESTER-3 Ford, Oberg, Manion, have some fun with it," said Valan behind Nigerian Chidi Imoh and MANCHESTER-$240’S. NOTICE: Strano Real Estate, MANCHESTER-Free 2 bedroom duplex. “I think he’s coming to the denied a chance to avenge her world week with $100 security Bedroom Contem ask for Donald Fish, “Sometimes I pinch him; some do, who paid $80,000 for the Ken The 1990 Eclipse Award cham POSSIBLITIES-5 MOTIVATED 647-7653. Security and reference. Florida Derby better than he was for Jamaican Raymond Stewart championship loss to world record- Bedroom, 3 bath home EQUAL F deposit. Clean, quiet, porary Cape. 2 Car 871-1400. times he pinches me," Mrs. Valando tucky yearling. “I didn’t expect pion’s stiffest challenge is expected Lewis had arthroscopic surgery SELLERSI Bring us an No Pets. 643-8996. said. the other races,” Schulhofer said. “I holder Merlene Ottey of Jamaica. on Ludlow Road. offer on this luxurious 9 HOUSING furnished. 6 4 6 -8 3 ^. garage. $1100 per anything like this happening." to come from Jackie Wackie, a on his right knpe in October, one Remodeled kitchen, 2 JUST TAKE YOUR MANCHESTER-Lke new month. No dogs. D.W. hope when we get to the Kentucky Ottey withdrew because of a room brick Ranch-NEW MANCHESTER-Fur- One of the two thoroughbreds in first-place finisher in nine consecu fireplaces, 2 car over OPPORTUNITY PICKIII $1 18,900- 3 bedroom duplex, Fish Realty, M3-1591 Derby, he’ll be reaching his peak.” month after his last outdoor ap fever, missing a chance to repeat her kitchen, newer roof, fur nished room for rent on that initial purchase 2V2 years ago Fly So Free is one win away from sized garage. In-law $119,900. Make your large yard. Applianced, or 871-1400. l i i r M M i i i tive races, and Hansel, the only pearance, and said at the time he world championship triumplt where nace plus a beautiful in- busline. $100/Week. was Fly So Free, and the fast lane is becoming only the third colt to possibilites on lower All Real Estate adver choice of these spa carpeted. No pets. EAST HARTFORD, (TT entry in the eight-horse field who While owning thoroughbreds is would forgo the indoor season she equalled her world record of ground custom pool. cious 2 and 3 bedroom 649-4148 after 5. the only place he runs. The 3-year- sweep Gulfstream’s triple crown — level. $190's. *We’re tised in this newspa Lease, security. $815/ 3 8 STO RE f t OFFICE has beaten the favorite. new for Valando, success isn’t. again. But he apparently was lured 22.24. Screened porch, Ranch or Townhouse References. Single Offices *8.00 to Selling Housesl* and rec room. Adelaide per is subject to the Month. 646-3M8. SPACto______Blanchard & Rossetto. units with FULL *12.50 per square foot- Rd. Call Sharon for your Federal Fair Housing BASEMENTS! These 32 APARTMENTS FOR MANCHESTER-Available 646-2482. appointments. Re/Max April 1st, 1 Bedroom. 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