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WASHINGTON (AP) - An ev­ criminal prosecution. ■r?;? enly divided Supreme Court today A federal trial judge struck down struck down an liiinois law that the law, and was upheld in part by \h could have limited the right of some the 7tb U.S. Circuit Court of young girls to have abortions. Appeals. By a 4-4 vote and with no The appeals court ruled that the ^ accompanying opinion, the court 24-hour waiting period was an - upheid a ruling that the challenged impermissible infringement on the Illinois law impermissibly inter­ right to have an abortion but left ■» .-lAJ I feres with abortion rights. intact the part of the law requiring The iaw required some girls parental notification or judicial under U who seek abortions to wait permission. 24 hours to have the operation after The court’s landmark 1973 deci­ telling their parents or a judge sion legalizing abortion was based about their decision. on a woman’s constitutional right to The even split raises the possibil­ control her body. ity that the court, at some future In 1981 the court allowed states to date, could reconsider the issue impose parental-notification re­ with nine members participating. quirements for “ immature” girls That possibility is one of the still dependent on their parents. reasons that President Reagan’s That decision six years ago allowed t I nomination of Anthony M. Kennedy such girls to avoid notifying their to fill the current court vacancy is parents if the girls appeared before key to future rulings on state a judge and received permission for regulation of abortion. an abortion. Kennedy’s views on the subject In a 1983 ruling, the court struck are not known but he is expected to down a 24-hour waiting period that be asked about the Supreme Court’s applied to minors and adults alike ' Ragindd Plnto/M«nohMt*r Htrtid 1973 decision legalizing abortion who sought abortions. during his Senate confirmation In the case acted on today, the The state Department of Transportation is currentiy reconstruction and wiii approach the owners in eariy hearings, which began today. appeals court left it to the state appraising six properties needed for the Main Street 1988 about property acquisition.' The Illinois law, enacted by the Supreme Court to decide whether state General Assembly over Gov. the law sufficiently protected the James R. Thompson’s veto, re­ confidentiality and anonymity of quired that unmarried girls under girls who appeal when a judge 18 and still financially dependent on denies permission for an abortion. their parents notify both parents 24 The state court has not yet ruled Main Street work cioser hours before having an abortion. on that issue, leading some legal The law allowed a girl to avoid experts to p r ^ c t that the justices notifying her parents if she could might throw out the case on By Nancy Concelman suggested.” he said Friday. building. The building owner can DiPace feels the law discrimi­ prove to a state judge that she was procedural grounds. use that money for relocation. nates against commercial tenants. Manchester Herald Tenants of Marlow’s'buildings, mature enough and well-informed That did not happen. Today’s 4-4 Marlow said he hopes the apprai­ “ The property owner is equitably meanwhile, say they are concerned enough to make the decision on her vote upholds the 7th Circuit jxm rt sal figure will be sufftejent to cover Compensated and we are not,’ ’ he i,The stete Department of Trans­ that Marlow won’t be able to do own and that notifying her parents ruUnKon fhe nseriti df tiieutlr..' portation is appraising six proper­ what he wants because neither the relocation costs, and has asked all said.” The wa;^ I look at ft, It’s a.lpss wouM-aot be in her b n t interest. There was no indication which of^'TiusIness, “S' business ties for the profxwwl>MalN' Btie et state nor thrtown‘wftt-pay'WrThe~'««'tenants to remain in the Doctors, who failed to comply justices voted for or against the reconstructfoir and will approach relocation. buildings if they are moved. “ I ’m intemiptiori.” with the law’s requirements faced Illinois law. owners in early 19U about property “ To me. the property acquisition waiting to see what the powers that This interruption could cause acquisition, a state Department of process which begins in January be do,” he said. some merchants to go out of Transportation spokesman said spells only one thing—we’re out,” Jim CoIIa' owner of Allstate business, DiPace said. today. said Carlo DiPace, owner of Man­ Business Machines, which is lo­ “ If the building is moved, no The reconstruction, scheduled chester Shoe Repair. The shoe cated in the second building along Budget cuts would problem,” DiPace said. "W e can for 1989, will affect properties Purnell Place, thinks the decision is repair shop shares the building at tolerate a loss of business for a owned by J & G Associates, Stewart Purnell Place and Oak Street with up to Weiss. month or two. It’s the other guys I Street, Rahin Shamash. Maureen The Sinnamon Shop restaurant and “ I think it will be his decision," feel sorry for.” A. Danford, Fred P. Lea and two the Oak Street Package Store. Colia said. jolt postal service buildings Owned by Georgd^Marlow DiPace maintains that unless CoIIa said he wasn’t contacted Closing for a long period of time that house six businesses, said someone comes up with the money about the state's approaching prop­ to move would be "devastating” for Michael Marzi, project coordinator for relocation, the buildings will be erty owners in January. Allstate Business Machines, CoIIa By Randolph Schmid Service to cut spending to produce a t t h e Department of destroyed. “ (General Manager Ro­ said. “ I can't be out of business for a The Associated Press the money, a restriction which “ I haven’t been informed by Transportation. bert) Weiss refuses to come up with month. I can't even be out of agency officials contend could anyone of authority as to what’s Marlow’s two buildings, located the money,” he said. business for a week." WASHINGTON (AP) - Ameri­ force an end to Saturday mail going on. So far we’ve just been up on Oak Street and Purnell Place, Weiss has said the town cannot ca’s mail service could (ace a delivery, cause sharp cuts in post in the air.” must be either moved or sold to the finance the relocation. Closing would have a “ modest" severe jolt, including reduced post office hours and halt hundreds of But Blanca Contreres, co-owner state and demolished to make way Although the state won’t pay to effect on Yalq Typewriter’s busi­ office hours and no SatuHay construction projects. of the Oak Street Package Store, for the proposed bypass road that have the buildings relocated, Mar­ ness. said owner Francis X. delivery, if a Senate budget-cutting The plan was passed early Friday was aware of the situation and had will run along the route of the low could get some money from the Terhune. proposal becomes law, postal offi­ by the Senate, but it is not included accepted it. north-south leg of Purnell Place. appraisal of the buildings and the But while CoIIa is certain he’d cials say. in House-passed budget leglsl%tion Marlow must choose whether to land, according to the DOT. If the “ We were told we’ll have to move Allstate to another location if Postmaster General Preston R. and will have to be settled this week sell the two buildings or move them owner of a building to be taken fora move, so we’ll move,” she said. the Purnell building is demolished, Tisch scheduled a news conference in conference committee. Thus, the at his own expense. He has said in road wants to keep the building, the But moving may aiso present Terhune said he may just go out of for today to discuss the impact of exact effects cannot be calculated the past he’d like to move them, but state will set a “ retention value” problems for the six businesses, business rather than find another the plan, which would shift nearly until the final decision is known. feels the state ortown should pay for the building and pay the owner because a state relocation plan location. “ I haven’t decided,” he $2 billion in costs from the federal But documents obtained by The for the relocation. the difference between the reten­ covers only the cost of moving, not said. “ I don’t know what they’re budget to the post office. Associated Press show that, as now “ I ’m still prepared to do what I tion value and taking value of the costs of setting up the business. going to do.” The plan would require the Postal structured, the Senate proposal could force a halt in construction of as many as 70 major postal facilities across the nation and Reverend revs up bike more than 500 smaller offices. Cities in which major projects would be canceled or curtailed include Los Angeles, San Diego, for last wedding rite Denver, Miami, Atlanta, Chicago, Kansas City, Minneapolis, New By Andrew Yurkovsky her father, Michael Shirshac of York, Cleveland, Dallas and Hous­ Manchester Herald Tolland, liiere, she joined her ton, the documents show. bridesmaid, Cathie Smith of South j. ■ Purchase of new vehicles and - Rev. Robert W. “ Kaiser” Hersh­ Windsor, and Fedora and Murdock. automated mail-sorting equipment berger pulled up his motorcycle in Hershberger, a Detroit native also would be halted, the ofddala front of the Lithuanian Hall on and a minister since 1976, read the ’'■i?- t; said, with a cut in spending taking Golway Street at about I p.m. on service from a book, and the bride effect Jan. 1,1918. Saturday. The occasion was a and groom said their vows. In addition, finding the extra motorcycle wedding, and riding During the ceremony and after­ money could force the agency to with Hershberger in the sidecar ward, classical music played from reduce its staff by eliminating was the groom, Troy Fedora of a stereo. thousands of part-time workers, Manchester. “ I was basically flattered that reducing window hours at post It was to be the last wedding at they would have me do a wedding offices to six hours, Monday which Hershberger, the pastor of here,” Hershberger said. He said through Friday only, and cutting the Manchester Mission Church of he was chosen to perform the back mail collections. Bikers, was to officiate before ceremony because Fedora is a The net result would be slower moving from town aRer 20 years member of the Mission (%urch of mail delivery, according to postal here. But, because of bad weather, Bikers. service officials who spoke only on it turned out to he less than the “ He was the first candidate,” condition that they not be quoted by typical biker’s ceremony. Besides Fedora said. “ I just went to a name. Hershberger, only one motorcyclist wedding he did last summer.” First-class mail would get prior­ braved the city’s slick streets. When the service was over, food ity, followed by seconiLclass items Still in a leather jacket before was laid out on tables down the such as newspapers and magazines changing into his tuxedo, Fedora central aisle, and the room was and then parcels, with advertiring conveyed the bad newt to a guest. converted into a reception hall. The mail last, the officials said. “ We’re not riding up on bikes gathering of about 80 people was But all classes of mail would because it’s raining,” he said. “ I ’m larger than Fedora and Shirshac really bummed.” had planned. Please turn to page 19 The gathering inside the Lithua­ “ Mom and Dad on both sides got .*■ nian Hall was a large one neverthe­ involved and really blew it out of less. And a half-hour later, after proportion,” Fedora said. TODAY exchanging vows with his new wife. Meanwhile, behind the stage at ‘ ■?'V Manchester resident Tina Shir- the end of the hall, preparations shac, Fedora was more upbeat. were underway for a performance Index “ So far so good,” he said, as he by Acid Reign, a rock group that discussed what bis best man, Glenn plays oldies from the 1900s. Businoss_____ 0 Muidock of prarleston, R.I., should The band, of which Murdock is a Oblluarieo_ 10 David Kool/Manctwater Harald Clssslflod . 18-20 Opinion __ say for a toast. member, had broken up a week or ----9 Comics _ 17 Sports__ 11-18 The wedding, actually, was so earlier. But Fedora said he The Rev. Robert W. "Kaiser” Hersh­ Tina Shirshac of Manchester. Hersh­ rather traditional. Shirshac, managed to get the group to stage a Connsotlout _4-6 Television _ _ 10 dressed in white, walked up to the reunion so that it could play at the berger, rear, poses with groom Troy berger presided over his last wedding Focus_____ B Weather__— a front of the hall accompanied by wedding. Fedora of Manchester and his bride, Saturday after 20 years In Manchester. Local nows_2-3 LoNsry____ 2 MANCHESTER HERALD. MOBdav. Dec. Ma$67 - $ I — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Dec. 14. 1M7 4Conceiti8 resolved Manchester High Coventry High ill band concert ■>•4; ’ > Bv Noncy CQnctlma'h ^ could function with the current resldentfl eonplatiied that Wdod- COVENTRY - The Coventry M onehM ter H trold */ shortage of 10 parking spaces. 4 land Street is already too narrow High School Band, under the and congested to handle extra names honor roll Commission members were also direction of Carl J. Salina, will Concenu among offlcials over concerned that the types of busi­ traffic. present “ An Evening of Holiday nesses proposed would attract a A workshop on the proposed Students named to the first Heather Towle, Jill VIttner, Emily iaauea ai^h as the traffic impact of Wolde, Jill White, Jodi WIdmer, Carl- Music,” Wednesday, at 7:30 p.nn. in the proposed Y.ani’ttill donveriion large amount of customers from aquifer protection regiUatlons*' quarter honor roll at Manchester llsa Williams, Carolyn.Zoblelskl, Ka­ the school gymnasium. Tickets will at 210 Pine St. hawbaen rawived. outside the mill area and cause drawn up by the town Planning High School are; thryn Zeldler, Paula Zepfce. be available at the door for a $1.80 additional parking problems. Planning Director Mark Pellegrini Department is also on tonight’s ORADB II donation. said today. Concerns were also raised about agenda. Pellegrini said earlier this, Retalor heners two conflicting traffic studies of the ORADB 16 , AtuI- AggoAggarwal,____ _Julie _ Atkins, Emily The concert will feature the That meatis the Planning and month that he will take comments; High heners Hartford Road and Pine Street Barlow, Cynthia Boober, Jennifer Burr, 120-member Symphonic Band play­ Zoning Commission should be able from the PZC on the new rules, Sherri Bell. Meg Berte, Sheryl Bran Helen Call, Kevin Covell, Oaiv C to vote on whether to approve site intersection. Traffic studies con­ which will regulate development in- dollk, Catherine BiSuroess, Dave Camp- Gerald DeCelles, Andrea Dellarocco, ing music ranging from Marches to plans for the conversion of the mill ducted by Brophy Ahearn showed certain areas to protect the town’s; bell. Ygel Cospl, Heather Connell, William Diana, Jeremy DIeterle, Mark Mozart to New York, New York and Alexia Cruz, Erica DeJoannIs, TammI Dietz, Adam Brlgm, Chrlstc^er Dyke, into 103 residences and eight stores the need for a traffic signal at that water supply. Dulborger, Meliss Flake, Glullo GrossI, Peter Gunn. The Dance Band will John Eceher, Alexander Eltel, Eric teen pay tribute to the late, great at its 7 p.m. meeting today In the intersection, but a report from Pellegrini said he will present the^ Kristina Harrison, Mellsa Lota, Alexan­ Fleming, Andrew Fetto, Susan Gosklll, dra O’Brien, Diana Pappas, Crystal Nancy-fyn Glldden, Wendy Griffin. Woody Herman with its rendition of Lincoln Center hearing room. traffic analyst Gary Wood, of the regulations to the Board of Direc-- PIcano, liana Robbins, Jonathon Soule, j - 'U Manchester Police Department, Heather Hestetfisr, Michelle Johnson, the “ Woodchopper’s Ball.” Developer Brophy Ahearn of tors, Cliamber of Commerce, Eco-’ Abby Lynn Stoltz, Katherine Tonuccl. Allison Kane, Joseph Kiss, Scott Kosok, West Haven had submitted site said that the number of accidents at nomic Development Commission, Melissa Lalole, Sharon Langton, Alison A guest performance by Mr. plans to the PZC at its Dec. 7 the intersection in the past three ORADB II Lorkn, Tina Lessard, James Ludes, and Conservation Commission be­ H M i heners Richard J. Risley, nationally recog­ meeting, but the vote was post­ years did not warrant a signal. Sarah Maloney, Erik Meyrs, Brett fore the rules go to hearing In. Suzanne Aoosl, Colleen Bell, Stephen Newkirk, Brian Parkany, Pamela Pa- nized dance Innovator and instruc­ poned until concerns about park­ The PZC should also be ready to Bresclono, Lorry Briggs, Mary February or March. say, Deana Prouty, Christopher tor, with his CHS Band-dancers ing, traffic impact, sidewalks and vote on a zone change request for a aeoves, Pamela Duguay, Crolg Hemp­ Prytko, Matthew Putnam, Shawn stead, Alyssa Homan, Gregg Horowitz, Jonathan Hand, Kristan Nelson, curbing and the types of businesses 2.4-acre parcel off Woodland and Because of the proposed regula-l Rotches, Jennifer Reedy, Elite Robin­ Sandra LeBrun, Amy Lenra, Lynn son, Michael Sardo, Matthew Smith, and Amy Sanderson will be another proposed were addressed. Pelle­ Chapel streets that was challenged tions, the Conservation Oommis-. Lesniak, Gregory Murray, Scott Pe­ Astronaut Lt. Col. Kenneth Wendy Smith, Hasody Sourinho, Kim feature. grini said that most of those Issues by neighbors at the Dec. 7 meeting. sion Thursday voted not to pur-; tersen, Grace Phillips, Keith Relmer, St. Martin, Tina Stone, Crystal Stuart, Cameron receives a plaque Birgit Sauer, Raymond Smith, Jeffrey Vicki Sweet, Carla Trovotp, Gretchen have been resolved. Northeast developers requested chase 140 acres off New State Road.; Stonlunas. Venezia, Elaine Wlltinskl. Julie Wins­ An attraction of the evening will with signatures of each Town staff and commission that the area be changed from llie commssion had consider^ low, Chrltopher Zadnik. 'v'?r be the first time performance of a purchasing the land to restrict; ORADB If child who attended his members wanted clearer defini­ Residence B to Planned Residence High heners _ CHS Polka Band led by junior Dan speech. Next to Cameron tions of the types of businesses to go Development to construct five industrial development there and April Adams, Johanna Alslo, Fiona ORADB If Parzyeh. The seven student Polka into the mill, the projected traffic buildings containing 16 one- and protect three town wells, but Arthur, Sean Bell, Jennifer Benoit, Eric Regular lieaers are Trisha Gagnon, 5, a Berenson, Debbie Bray, Jennifer Chad- Greagory Alolme, Amy Aparicio, musicians became interested in volume and the hours of operation. two-family units. But PZC members said they believed the burn, Kathy Anne Celtey, Cynthio Vanessa Baker, Jennifer Baver, polkas after hearing The Dick student at Verplanck Hours and volume would determine members said they wanted to look aquifer protection plan would ac­ Colvin, Doris Ehrenrelch, Amy Fallon. Kelther Bergeron, Andrea Bliley. Pillar Polkabratlon Band perform whether or not the development more closely at the area after complish that goal. Derek Feist, Lori Flynn, Suzanne Flynn, Steven Bitke, Michael Blanchard. School and Jason Nunes, Treva Foley, Sheryl Gosper, Dora Heather Bogll, Doreen Breen, Shaun at CHS for an England concert trip 9, of Ellington, a student at Greenwald. Brophy, Susan Carlnger, Paige Carter, David Kool/Manchsatar Herald fund-raising concert. Kimberly Johns, Cathy Kollnauskos, Kristine Chapman, Robin Cyr, Jeffrey DeJoonnlt, Tom Diana, Dana DIeterle. E Crystal Lake Elementary Justin Kim, Mary. King, Johanno The Band will play such favorites 2 candidates for engineering job Loboto, John Longo, Nicole Mellow, Jonotlian Dixon, Meredith Duggan, School. Carol Nechitllo, Heather Nelson, Shan­ Gory Dumos, Kendra Dupont, Megan Lots to choose as “ Apples, Peaches, Pumpkin Andrew Yurtcoviky/Minchmter Herald non Nourle, Jennifer Perry, Timothy Ferguson, Robert Fitke, Mark Feiev, Pie,” “ In Heaven There Is No By Alex GIrelll attempts to hire a town engineer neers employed by the town will not Plano, KIresten Price, Tammy RabbeH, Mindy Forde, Sharon Fortuna, Chris­ Montrelll Tompkins, 8, qf Manchester, group of the children who qualified for a Beer,” and the (I^lcken Dance — Terry Scoa, Rebecca Schaffer, Michael topher Friday, Christopher Gagnon, Manchester Herald with a professional engineering be on the board. Sears, Robert Sharp, Daniel Snellen- Korin Golllgan, Kenneth Gancarz, looks over a table full of toys at K-Mart In shopping spree courtesy of the store. complete with Live Dancing license. If only one of the candidates, berger, Cynthia Tarbell, Rhonda Heather Gearin, Jodi Gold, Kelly Manchester Saturday. He was one of a chickens. Thorne, Karen Tonuccl, Doreen White, Gordon, Susan Guerette, Kimberly Patrick Kearney, water opera­ One person, Thomas R. Currin, qualifies, there will be no examin­ Hayes, Lisa Henry, Darcy Hoagland, Astronaut tells his tales ing board and Kandra will make the Candy Yates. tions .manager for the town, and was hired after a round of recruit­ Jeffrey Holmes, Debra James, Kim­ William J. Camosci, acting town ing, but left the job after three days decision alone. The final choice will. ORADB 16 berly Jarvis, Diane Johnson, Carleen Dangerous weapon charge in the nation’s space program, they be up to Kandra in either case. Regular heners Jones, Michael Jones, Stacey Kenyon, C Bowers and St. Bridget schools. By Andrew Yurkovsky engineer, are the only two appli­ to return to private consulting Jonathon Alpert, Mark Benford, Lee Courtney Lawrence. Manchester Herald Cameron said that one of the may be called upon to use their cants for the newly created post of work. Renee Lessard, Teresa MacDonald, The person appointed to tbe job Ann Bonomo, Krish Bose, Michelle A Manchester man was arrested Utilities District Fire Department more grueling aspects of training imaginations to solve some of the director of engineering services In The post has been vacant since Boucher, Marglto Bramonls, Margaret Timothy Mayer, Shane McCann, Ri­ must be able to obtain a Conner- chard McCormick, Michele McDonald, Friday and charged with breach of and walked up the middle of North Lt. Col. Kenneth Cameron passed for the space program is learning problems of space living. Manchester. May 1986, when Walter J. Senkow Call, Lisa Chaloux, Kimberly Cherko, cut professional engineer license Ellen Clayton, Potricia Coogon, Kim­ Dions M. McDonnell, Susan McFar­ peace and possession of a danger­ School Street, hitchiking. police many tests of physical endura nee to how to cope in situations where NASA officials have yet to come Applicants were restricted to was at first dismissed and later land, Michael McMahon. John within a reasonable amount of time berly Corona, Susie Couture, Frank ous weapon a fter police were called said. become an astronaut for NASA. But there is no gravity. “ Zero gravity” up with a way to shower In a town employees, and the deadline permitted to resign after being Damlano, Christopher Dovey, Kristin McTighe, Melissa Miller, Regina Mis­ under the job specifications. sion, Kevin Molloy, Michelle Mozzer, to the Chang Jiang Restaurant at Michael F. Williams. 36, of his previous training in the Air can be simulated in a jet airplane weight-free environment, he noted. for application submission was accused of sexually harassing a Emerson. Erin Farrell, Tracy Forbes, Joy Alan Myers, Christine Nielsen, Barbara 822 Main St., police said. Enfield, was arrested Friday after Force left him unprepared for the by flying the jet in the pattern of a Friday. female town employee. When Kandra told the Board of O'Brien, Susannah O ’Brien, Heftier Besides educating youngsters Fournier, Jeanette Gala, Kurt Gamer, Malcolm M. Miller III, 34. of 80 police got a call from a dispatcher arcane words and abbreviations parabola, a particular geometric When the Board of Directors Linda Parry, town personnel Directors at a Dec. 1 meeting that Mally Gory, Amy Gifford. Mary Hayes, Occhlallnl, Rachel O’Dell, Shannon at/.’, about the nation’s space program. a Plese, Honore Polltl, Kurt Potter, Todd Birch St., was arrested after the at the fire department at 32 Main St. used in the space program, he told curve. The flights are like a ride on approved the new position. Public director, said that she will review he considered two or three years a Douangnivanh Hemmavanh, Marc E. major aim of the Young Astronaut Hughes, Clare Hulme, Scott Hunting- Powers, Sharlene Reid, Kristin Rohrb- restaurant manager called police that Williams was banging on the ik e . f o r . Manchester youngsters and others a rollercoaster, the astronaut said. Works Director George A. Kandra the applications from Camosci and reasonable time. Director Ge ffre y ach, Jessica Romano, Joey-Lelgh Program is to encourage profi­ ton, Michael Irrero, Dave Jarvis, because Miller refused to pay his firehouse door and refused to leave, during an appearance in Windsor “ I like rollercoasters, but I'm not told the directors that three or four Kearney and determine if both Naab said that is too long. Attempts Judith Johnson, Paulo Knight, Britt Romano. will ciency in science and mathematics Kornfeld, Julie Lampson, Marlle La- Roselyna Rosado, Dorren Rosano, bill, police said. Police said they. police said. Locks Saturday. crazy about doing it for an hour,” town employees would qualify to meet minimum qualifications, in­ to set a fixed time limit were among elementary and high school vortorl, Karen Lee, Jaeson Lokotys. Christine Rovegno, Patricia Royer, told Miller to pay the bill, and Miller When police arrived, they MORE! “ It was six months before I could Cameron said. apply for the position. The board cluding a requirement that they defeated at the meeting. Mark Longo, Anthony Luongo, David T . Russell, Christine Ryan, Amy students. Sartor, Amy Scanlon, Amy Schmid, agreed. Police said Miller was searched the area and found ride up in an elevator and under­ Because the astronaut trainees voted not to require candidates to have their civil engineering de­ The vote to create the new post Danny Ma, Ann Marie Macdonald, ^ ' f MORE Hannah MacKenzIe, fassandra Deborah Schwarz, Joseph Scollo, Pom intoxicated. Williams walking down the double stand what they were talking often become sick, the modified “ I think it's most important to hold a state professional engineer grees. If both meet the qualifica­ instead of the position of town Shen, Jennifer Shurkus, Bryan Simon, McBride. Michael Miner, Jennifer When Miller stood, the police yellow line on North School Street frienJ!^ aerviet! about,” he said. Boeing 707 that is used for the flights talk with the students,” said license. tions, an examining board of engineer was 7 to 2 with Naab and Moir, Teresa Mulligan, Naomi Munir, Douglas Slater, Laurie Smith, Suzanne Smith, Cheryl Spiegel, Gory St. Jean, and hitchiking, police said. One ominous-sounding term, has been dubbed the “ Vomit Cameron, who has been with NASA The directors approved the new engineers will be named to admin­ Ronald Osella, both Republicans, Slnorno Muong, True Nguyen, Suklby officer noticed a clip with a sheath MORE fine ffualil^ !■ Nicolas, Stephen Odierna, Jill Parent, Nicholas Statoulos, Gory Stoltenberg, pi'otruding from Miller’s belt, po­ He was charged with breach of ’ ’extra-vehicular activity,” is just Comet.” he said. since 1984. “ I think if we can position after the town failed in four ister an oral examination. Engi­ casting the no votes. Angelina Strono. Shannon Sullivan, Uyen Phan, Meredith Phillips, Charles peace and walking upon the road­ MORE NASA’s fancy way of describing motivate students in technical Porter, Tanyo Powers, Melina Quagllo. Michael Tarr, Kurt Thoresen, Kathryn lice said. The sheath contained a Another simulated experience is Tyler, Christopher Uriano, Julie way while under the influence of anything that takes place outside areas, it really is to their benefit Brenda ROckwood, Jennifer Ro- double-bladed knife which mea­ a bail-out from a spacecraft by vegno. Leonord Sadosky, Jennifer Se­ Vallero. alcohol, rendering him a pedestrian an orbiting space ship, Cameron and to the country’s benefit.” Matthew Vaughn, Christine VIsco, sured about 4 inches, police said. parachute. Since they may land ries, Richard Shemanskis, Ellssa Shore, hazard, police said. explained. Astronauts call it an sewer rate meeting set Laura Sines, Tanya Sines, Michelle Heidi Vogelsang, Dwight Whitaker, Miller was taken to the police over the ocean, astronauts must Tbe Young Astronauts Program, Andreas Wlldhagen, Jason Wllmot, Williams will appear In Manches­ EVA for short. with state headquarters in Man­ Smith, Thltposlmh Sourinho, Gary station and police found three pills learn how to disentangle them­ By Alex GIrelll Gardens on North Main Street. schedule for schools or churches Stoppelman, Debra Strlmike, Morey Stacey Zackin, Tiffany Zolvik, Kristine in a bottle In his clothing that Miller ter Superior Court Dec. 18. chester, is a private, national group Suitor, Dio Thao, Heather Titus, Zorger. About 60 children listened to selves from the chute while they are Manchester Herald The proposed charge forconnect- and thus would have to charge the said were iron pills, police said. The Cameron speak at the New England in the water. formed to improve declining scores ing the district’s sewage collection commercial rate of $ or set a in science and math. 2,000 pills were tested and found to be The Revolutionary War Battle of 305 East Center Straat Air Museum on Saturday morning The situation, which is simulated A sewerconnectionchargeof half system would be 91,000 for each new rate. amphetamines, according to Bunker Hill was fought near Boston MandiBBtcr, CT during the annual Anniversary of by dragging the astronauts along Tim Gagnon, a Manchester resi­ the commercial rate has been acre of property to ^ developed. police. June 17. 1775. Powered Flight Weekend. They the Miami coast from behind a dent. start^ the Connecticut group proposed by the Eighth Utilities The rate for commercial properties Both the district, and the town CoDege Notes Miller was charged with breach came from chapters of the Young motorboat, can be dangerous be­ in 1966 after the Challenger Space District for churches and schools Is $2,000 per acre. make connection charges. District of peace, possession of a dangerous Astronaut Program around the cause of the presence of sharks. Shuttle disaster. He said the group and will be voted on by district When the Church of the Nazarene sewage flows into the town’s weapon and possession of a con­ state, to learn about the present and Cameron said that in 10 to 15 uses the “ enthusiasm people have voters Dec. 21. sought a sewer connection fora new system. The town’s fee for schools who will graduate in May, is trolled substance. He was held on future of space exploration. years NASA may build stations in for the space program toencourage The special meeting of voters will building for its Cornerstone Chris­ and churches is $1,000 an acre of Leading role employed as a cook at the East $2,500 cash bond. HARTFORD ROAD DAIRY QUEEN Many of them were from the space where people will live and them to get better grades in science be held at 7:30 p.m. in the tian School, district officials disco­ developed land calculated to the Deborah Aronson, daughter of Hartford Group Home. Laplerre is He will appear in Manchester astronaut chapters at Verplanck. work. If the youngsters get Involved and matb.” Community Room of Mayfair vered the district has no fee nearest one-tenth of an acre. Dr. and Mrs. Donald P. Aronson of employed as assistant manager at Superior Court Dec. 23. Cakes Are Us!! Manchester recently performed In Steve’s Place in Newington. □ □ □ a leading role in the Hartwick CHRISTMAS CAKES & LOGS THE WEATHER REGIONAL WEATHER College Cardboard Alley Players’ Attends prep school 4 Almanac production of Moliere’s Tartuffe. An Enfield man was arrested Serves 6-8 People The Accu-Wealhc»'''lorccasl lor 8 A.M. Tuesday. December 15 Accu Weather "^forecast lor Tuesday She is a sophomore theater arts Charles Preble III, son of Mr. and Oval Cakes $ ^ 9 9 Mrs. Reginald Preble of Esquire Saturday and charged with breach Daytime Conditions and High Temporaluro': major. of peace and creating a pedestrian and Logs Dec. 14, 1987 TO D A Y ’S MOON: Day after Drive is a junior at Kents Hill School in Maine. He is a member of hazard after he banged continu­ All Cakaa l£ist quarter. ously on the door of the Eighth It'a the beat thing to happen to cifca Today Is the 348th M T w T F Enrolled at RPI the school’s football team. f tkoE, t aincacaka. Andwhatatraatit la.Light, Made Fraah day of 1987 and the TO D A Y ’S TRIVIA: Which state did cake crunch. Cool and craamy choco- l.v; .-I-; Chae Hyok Yl of 24 Thompson lata and vamilt DO*. Ptua rich, cold Dally 83rd day of autumn. Margaret Chase Smith serve as a U.S. fudge and dalicloua Idng. You can rv- senator and representative? (a) New Road is enrolled in the freshman have It decorated for any occaalon. __1 York (b) California (c) Maine class at Rensselaer Polytechnic Tha Dairy Ouaan* Cake. Frozan and 647-1076 Institute this year. He plans to packaged for aaty taka home, nek one U p today. TO D A Y ’S BARBS major in biology. TODAY’S HISTORY: On this day in BY PHIL PASTORET we AI»o Have Sheet Cakes. Square. Heart Shapes and 11” Rounds. 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4 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Dec. 14. 1987 State lags in land acquisition Fonda iiim may b. moved I Cost of foad, bridge program up by $1 billion off over a 20-year period. WATERBURY (AP) - A Winitsky said. By Judd Everhart program, now in its fourth year. however, is still going up a penny or Towns didn’t want to pay for the happened to that recommenda­ The Wateibury Convention The Associated Press Senate Minority Leader Reginald two a gallon every couple of years. bridges’ upkeep and neither did the “Some of those bonds are going to HARTFORD (AP) — Some con­ land acquisition and related conference earlier this year, she Hollywood producer says he’ll be issued in the 10th year and ttat programs. said. tion,” said Sen.'James H. and Visitors Commission has News Analysis J. Smith, R-New Hartford, said he’s Sandberg and state Department railroads, so the legislature turned servationists say Connecticut Isn’t probably film his movie else­ them over to the state. means you’re going to ha ve SO years spending enough money on pre­ New Jersey and New York also In 1670, a state panel recom­ McLaughlin, R-Woodbury, co- where if he beconnes convinced estim ate the movie, based on HARTFORD — In the SVi years worried about the state’s ability to of Transportation officials said that chairman of the Open Space Task since Connecticut embarked on a pay off the massive bond debt it’s some of the increase was Smith said financial plannersand of bonding for 10 years’ worth of serving open land and point to have major land preservation mended that Connecticut purchase there is widespread opposition to the novel "Union Street” about a work,” he said. “It’s long-term efforts. and preserve more than 300,000 Force. actress Jane fVtnda’s working in working class woman and to be massive 10-year rebuilding pro­ “The program has been ex­ rolling up. unavoidable. legislators “really need to start larger efforts In nearby states as gram for the state infrastructure, panded and more work Is being “We’re going to get to a point in For example, said Charles Cun- looking beyond an annual budget bonding for short-term work.” proof. Leslie Carothers, commissioner acres — about 10 percent of the The legislature also appropriated the city. directed by Martin Ritt, would Connecticut environmental offi­ of the Connecticut Department of state’s land area — by 1980. “Unless we get the feeling it’s pump $5 million into the local $1 billion has been added to the cost. done than was previously antici­ the 1990s where the only thing we nane, director of financial planning cycle.” $2.5 million in matching grants for When it was approved by the 1984 pated,” O’Neill said through spo­ can afford to do is pay of the 1980s for the DOT, some $354 million of “The fact that (the program) has cials plan to ask the General Environmental Protection, has llie effort wasn’t adequately municipalities to acquire and de­ a small, vocal minority, we’ll economy. Winitsky said the Assembly next year for $20 million said she plans to ask the legislature financed, however, and the goal probably just forget about it and estimate is reasonable. General Assembly, the cost was put kesman Jon L. Sandberg. “When debt,” Smith said. the increase is needed to cover grown that large doesn’t concern Crash anniversary velop public outdoor recreational at $8.5 billion. 'Today, it’s $6.5 you have a project of this size, it’s If the lion’s share of t)ie revenue bridge repair costs that were me near as much as what they’re to buy and preserve land. Only $5 for $15 million for the state’s wasn’t met. About 210,000 acres areas, said Charles Reed, head of not shoot there at all,” Alex Mayor Joseph Santopietro and ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) - Two million was appropriated for that recreation and natural heritage have been purchased, mainly for Winitsky said during a telephone Rep. John Rowland, R-Conn., a billion. hard to predict” final costs. for the program from the gas tax higher than anticipated doing to finance it.” said Smith, a the DEP’s land acquisition Of the $1 billion increase, $900 O’Neill's budget chief, Anthony and motor vehicle fees is going to On some of the bridges, “once banker. years after 256 victims perished in purpose this year. trust program, which was enacted state forests and parks. program. Interview Saturday night from lifelong Waterbury resident, an airplane crash at Gander, “It’s at least better, but it’s not up in 1986. In February, a bipartisan state his home in Beverly Hills, Calif. have both said they’d prefer million is being borrowed by the V. Milano, said he was not worried pay off debt, “we won’t be able to they’ve begun to remove the House Minority Leader Robert G. state through the sale of 20-year about the ballooning program — maintain the infrastructure we’re material, they uncover portions of Jaekle, R-Stratford, said he was Newfoundland, families and to where It has to be,’’ William A. Carothers also will ask for $5 panel called the Open Space Task But that was only enough money News last month that MOM Fonda not come to the city, friends of the U.S. soldiers who died NIering, a botanist and wetlands million to be available for munici­ Force recommended that the to fund 15 applications out of 79 Studios planned to film a movie although Santopietro acknowl­ bonds. ’The other $100 million comes “certainly not at this point any­ building now and that will start a the structure that weren’t visible- surprised to hear the $6.8 billion edged the revenues and prestige from the federal government, state way.” He noted that the two top whole new cycle of deteriorating and they’ve found they have to do figure. gathered at Arlington National expert at Connecticut College in pal land acquisition and develop­ 300,000-acre goal be met by the end totaling $49.6 million that were starring Fonda in Wateibury Cemetary in remembrance. New London, said of the planned $20 ment projects, said Mary Ann of the century. received, Reed said. outraged residents who believe would be good for this largely gasoline taxes and motor vehicle investment-rating firms. Standard conditions and another substantial some additional work,” C!unnane But noting some of the costs fees. ft Poor’s and Moody’s, have in­ increase in the fee schedules,” said. mentioned by Cunnane, he said he About 50 people from across the million request. Dickinson, a DEP official who has ’The panel proposed setting up a “The sad part of It is, the land is she betrayed her country by working class city. nation were on hand Saturday to been assigned full time to Caroth­ revolving fund to make $25 million "My advice to Miss Fonda Despite the 20 percent jump. Gov. creased Connecticut’s rating since Smith said. Cunnane and Sandberg also said “can certainly see how ever a In Rhode Island, voters last being used up and it’s costing more visiting Hanoi in 1972 during the 10-year period it could easily be honor those who died Dec. 12,1985. month overwhelmingly approved a ers’ office to work on issues available each year to supplement War. would be to find another city, William A. O’Neill, who said during the program began, effectively Sandberg noted that because of that the General Assembly has and more,” said state Rep. John D. his re-election campaign last year endorsing the financial footing of the state’s healthy economy, the repeatedly added projects to the another billion dollars. But I think The ceremony was sponsored by No $65 million bond Issue for preserv­ including open space acquisition. federal matching grants, private Mordasky. D-Stafford Springs. “If the people who don’t want preferably a long way from Greater Love, an organization donations and municipal money. Connecticut,” Rowland said, that the program was “on time and the program. state was able to avoid the planned program. One of the biggest — $123 it’s serious and the legislature is ing and restoring virgin land and “The other states have been us shooting represent a large going to have to get involved.” founded in 1971 to support the recreational parks. Last week, ahead of us,” Dickinson said. “That ’liie legislature, however, ap­ Mordasky said saving 10 percent percentage of the population, predicting there will be large within budget,” says he does not Legislative Republicans,, how­ increases in motor vehicle fees that million — was having the state take propriated only $5 million for the of Connecticut’s land “is a very demonstrations if she shows up. believe the program is getting out ever, say they’re becoming in­ had been part of the original over what are known as “orphan Jaekle said he shared Smith’s families of victims of war and Massachusetts Gov. Michael S. became painfully clear when we then we’ll absolutely forget it,” worry about bonds, which are paid terrorism. Dukakis signed a bond issue bill met with the other New England natural heritage trust program. realistic figure and it would add to of hand. creasingly concerned about the financing 'package. The gas tax. bridges” over railroad tracks. that includes about $270 million for states in Vermont” at a regional “It’s absolutely appalling what the aesthetic vaW of living here. Priest cuts D&L Christmas Bonuses

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• — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Dec. 14, 1987 OPINION Custody fight leaves 6 dead in murder-suicide

By Owen Canfield they were awakened by the shots. was no reason to take them from War on drugs The Associated Press Heath said. "They literally fled for him.” their lives,” Heath said. Police had not pieced together all Jack OKLAHOMA CITY - A man He said the twins were able “ to the details Sunday, but determined distraught over bejjjg denied cus­ confirm that Virgil was responsi­ that Knight had the three cMIdren never ends Anderaoii tody of his children shot and killed ble” for the shootings. for a weekend visit at his mother’s CAUoFF two of them, his ex-wife, two other The judge said Knight had house Saturday night. Heath said Knight then took the The battle to keep drugs off the street is adults and himself a week after threatened his former wife after The elecTioW making threatening remarks, offi­ last week’s hearing just after their 4-year-old girl back to her mother difficult. The demand continues despite cials said. divorce was made final and the at Carrie Knight’s house. DeEtta continuing efforts to educate the vulnerable VoTlHG Virgil Knight, 26, also wounded judge awarded her custody of the Knight then apparently took the about the dangers of drug use and because the MAPHiNE his 4-year-old daughter. Shelly, children. daughter home. during the rampage early Sunday, “ I had no doubt that he loved the Authorities theorize that Knight profits for those who deal in drugs are high. children,” said Jackson, who did 15 JAMMEP! police said. She was in critical later left his mother’s house with ^ When police succeed in taking what they S. Korea vote condition at South Community not give the nature of the threat but his two sons and went to C arrie’ say is as much as $640,000 worth of what they Hospital today, a hospital spokes­ added that Knight apologized later. Knight’s house. identify as marijuana, hashish and cocaine off woman said. The threats prompted Mrs. .The victims were shot at least Knight to get a court order for a “ And that’s where he broke in the the market, it is no small accomplishment. could produce once In the head with a small- police escort last week when she back of the residence,” Heath said. The ease with which volumes of drugs can be caliber gun, said police Capt. Mike went to pick up the children. The He said Knight confronted the two transported great distances until they end up Heath. Daily Oklahoman reported today. people there and killed them. “ It’s such a tragedy,” said Gary The judge said he awarded for sale in virtually every community is border turmoil He then went to Mrs. Knight’s A. Taylor, divorce attorney for custody to the mother because of house where he confronted her, ^ evident. Knight’s former wife, DeEtta. " I testimony about unhealthy condi­ Heath said. Police are unsure how ' We have not quite come to the point of can’t believe it happened, particu­ tions at Knight’s parents’ home, WASHINGTON — Alarm bells are ringing inside the 4-year-old ended up in the car ' larly since there was no dispute he where Knight had kept the children taking it for granted that a quantity of drugs the White House, the State Department and the and the 6-year-old in the house. The ' loved his children. The issue was after getting temporary custody can be stashed in a place as innocent as RociCf Pentagon. The U.S. Embassy in Seoul has warned 4-year-old and the 2-year-old were whether he could be an adequate last September. MTH. that South Korea’s presidential campaign Is shot in the car, he said. Ellington, as police say was being done. But NEWS'S? caretaker.” Jackson said testimony showed getting nasty and could incite violence at the polls. AP Dhoto we might as well recognize the pervasiveness NEA The couple had been twice that the grandparents’ home was This could cause a serious miscalculation by of drug trafficking and the consequent divorced and remarried, said Okla­ infested with fleas. The youngest North Korea, whose rabid ruler Kim II Sung is Sinatra celebration difficulty drug enforcement officials face in homa County Special Judge Niles boy had been treated for flea bites. itching to stir up trouble below the border. If the Jackson, who granted their third Knight’s mother, Patty, said the fighting it. singer Liza Minnelli hams it up with the performing together at Bally's Grand EMERGENCY election is disrupted by street violence, Kim might divorce a week ago today. At ruling left her son hurt and Fire — Police — Medical The drug raid last week was carried out by interpret this as an opportunity to intervene. audience after a birthday cake was Hotel-Casino in Atlantic City. Sinatra hearings, Mrs. Knight testified she depressed. the cooperative effort of the state police and He isn’t expected to attempt another invasion of wheeled out for Frank Sinatra late turned 72 on Saturday. had been physically abused. Jack- “ He’d been done wrong,” Mrs. DIAL 911 the Tri-Town Narcotics Task Force, which South Korea. More likely, he would flood the son said. Knightsaid. “ He felt he’d been done It’s been quite a year Saturday night as the two were Police found the bodies of Knight, wrong in court. He’d had his little In Manchester country with agitators and terrorists who would try includes police from Manchester, Vemon and Mrs. Knight, 26, and her wounded kids taken from him when there to wMp the political fracas into a civil war. South Windsor. son Curtis Knight, 6, in a room in his opposition to all forms of Intelligence reports portray the implacable Kim Police say that the investigation that led to During the Mrs. Knight’s duplex. The boy died year several im­ permissive behavior. as seething with envy and bitterness. He has been a short time later at a hospital. the raid began in June and it is clear from the Smooth sailing for Kennedy portant forces The Reagan coalition has been growing old in Pyongyang against a backdrop of Shelly and the body of 2-year-old circumstances under which the raid was have reached forced to look at the split between crumbled ambitions. South Korea’s economy is Kevin Knight were found in a conducted that it required elaborate planning their culmina­ George the fundamentalist religious right booming; North Korea’s is stagnant. South Korea Bv James Rubin marijuana in the 1960s and 1970s. member could play a pivotal role locked car outside the home and The Associated Press The Kennedy hearings are ex­ Patricia Ireland, executive vice officers smashed a car window to Men’s and careful execution. tion or. in some and libertarian free-market is holding a democratic election to pick its next pected to be far less combative and president of NOW, added that while get to the girl, police said. Everyone can hope that the police are right cases, come to McGovern individualists. leader; Kim is trying tp foist his son on North their end; WASHINGTON — The Senate shorter than those held for Bork, Kennedy has avoided Bork’s strid­ In another house several miles The former deplore abortion, the Korea as his successor. Diamond Rings in their assessment that the raid has reduced 1. Soviet Judiciary Committee is beginning who was forced to defend and ency, he has expressed views that away, police discovered the body of absence of prayer in the schools, Next year. South Korea will gain International explain some 25 years of provoca­ are insensitive to the rights of the amount of marijuana that will be leader Mikhail what are expected to be relatively Knight's former sister-in-law Car­ loosening sexual restraints and, of recognition by hosting the Olympic Games. North tive attacks on key Supreme Court women and minorities. available on the streets of Manchester. Gorbachev’s at­ harmonious hearings on Supreme rie Knight, who had testified course, pot-smoking and otherdrug Korea has become Increasingly isolated, and Kim’s Court nominee Anthony M. rulings expanding individual rights “ If you want to say something tempt to reach against him during the custody usage. The latter group wants a obsessive campaign to stop the Games has failed. Kennedy, the third choice to fill a and civil liberties. nice about the man, he writes a Contemporary an accommoda­ fight, and her 24-year-old boy­ fi;pe lifestyle combined with a There have been Intelligence warnings that he will six-month high court vacancy. While Bork was in the witness little better in terms of not sounding Diamond Rinj;, tion with the West seems to signal political ineffectiveness. friend, Allen Lockhart, police said. minimum of taxes and government lash out to disrupt the Games. One report The hearings were to open today chair for a record five days and the like a Neanderthal. He may be Twin 18-year-old brothers of the an end to the Cold War of the last 40 Added to ail of this was the $670. Coaches may intervention in the economy. The suggested that his terrorists might even sabotage with statements from committee hearings lasted for nearly three Cro-Magnon,” Ireland said. ex-wife escaped from her home apparent floundering of the Reagan years. Substantial modifications in members followed by testimony weeks, Kennedy is expected to White House following the stock Ginzburg nomination and subse­ air traffic to discourage fans from attending the Under a tentative witness list unharmed by running from the the economic and political life of quent withdrawal ended the ap­ from Kennedy, 51, a federal ap­ complete his testimony within four building in their underwear when both China and the Soviet Union market collapse. Time Magazine 1988 Olympics. The recent downing of a Korean released by the committee, pearance of a unified coherent peals court judge from Sacra­ days and the hearings probably will indicate that the longtime ideologi­ carried a cover story on the Airlines jetliner, with 115 aboard, has been Kennedy will be followed to the ask more pay Reagan philosophy of government mento, Calif. conclude this week. attributed to a terrorist bomb. witness stand by American Bar cal confrontation between the Com­ leadership vacuum entitled “ Who's Some have compared Kennedy But the examination of Kennedy in Charge?” and society. What worries U.S. authorities is that the South Association representatives who Multi-Diamoiid Ring munist world and the “ free world” favorably with Lewis F. Powell, a will not be free of controversy. with Oval Center, The Bolton Board of Education has decided is beginning to mellow. The INF There seems little doubt that the 5. Revelations of misconduct by Korean election could be so close that the losers moderate conservative whose June The National Organization for will explain why the ABA’s judicial review panel gave the nominee its agreement between Gorbachev and popular approval that enabled TV evangelists Jim and Tammy won’t accept the results. If ruling-party candidate 26 retirement from the Supreme Women and the On ter for Constitu­ LANDLORDS .84 total weight, to hire a coach for a junior varsity baseball Ronald Reagan to begin this second Bakker ended the rising popularity Roh Tae Woo should win a squeak-through victory, tional Rights in' New York have highest rating, "well qualified.” team and pay that coach a salary at a varsity President Reagan and a probable Court created the vacancy. There $1900. subsequent agreement to cut stra­ term in 1985 with a mandate from 49 of electronic preachers. Some TV the opposition candidates will claim the election also are some critics prepared to announced opposition to his Harvard Law School professor and pay scale. tegic systems by SO percent indi­ of the 50 states has nearly come to evangelists remain popular, but it was rigged. If left-wing candidate Kim Dae Jung testify against Kennedy. nomination. Laurence Tribe is to testify for The move is designed to restore baseball as cate that the nuclear arms race an end In 1987. Perhaps success on seems probable that the embar­ should triumph, the arm y might lose its patience President Reagan’s first choice “ Anthony Kennedy writes like Kennedy, as is Erwin Griswold, rassing PTL scandal and infighting Powell but votes like Bork,” NOW Property Owners a sports offering at Bolton High School. may be going into reverse gear. the arms control front can still and intervene. to succeed Powell, Robert H. Bork, former Harvard Law School dean among evangelism have rendered a touched off a bitterly divisive said in a statement. “ And votes are Baseball was dropped in May because of a 2. The collapse of the stock reverse this. Then tMs whole exercise in democracy could and a former U.S. solicitor general. Call us about market and subsequent call by Wall 4. The dumping of Supreme Court powerful blow to the rising popular­ assault led by civil rights propo­ what’s important in a swing-vote , Signet Ring lack of players. move from the polling booths into the streets, and NOW, the only major liberal Street for strong federal interven­ nominee Ginzburg, after it was ity of TV religious shows. nents who succeeded in defeating situation.” our South Korea could be added to the State The high court is closely divided organization to oppose Kennedy, with 3 Diamonds, There are two arguments for paying the tion signals an end to the “ free revealed that he used illegal drugs Every year signals the end of Bork’s nomination. Department’s list of foreign-policy disasters. For Reagan’s nextchoice, DouglasH. on key issues such as affirmative will testify against him. A number competitive $440. coach at the varsity level despite the fact that market” so dear to Reagan and as a law professor at Harvard, some personality, movement or the policymakers in W asM n^on seem to be Ginsburg, withdrew from consider­ action, abortion and separation of of law enforcement organizations he will be coaching a junior varsity program. supply-side economics. As the signaled an end to the notion that institution. 1987 would seem to have preoccupied with appearances in Korea and ation after admitting he smoked church and state, and the new will speak for Kennedy. rates on market broke, the chief of the followers of Ronald Reagan share had its full share. One is that Bolton has been unable to attract a unconcerned about avoiding another Iran-style, Property and Federal Reserve moved quickly to coach at the junior varsity pay level. The foreign-policy forfeiture that could change Itouth pump $60 billion into the money Liabiiity % - other is that with a coach at the varsity level, supply. A cry quickly went up from Korea from a weapon of the West to a cannon Brushed Finished pointed at Japan. Insurance. the transition to a varsity program later will the business community for Con­ Candidate urged to drop out Diamond Ring, be easier. gress and the president to arrange a Too many State Department strategists seem to have picked up their history of the Korean W ar '.25 carat, The arguments are probably valid. But the budget compromise. By Barry Renfrew Roh, a former army general, is a The party’s secretary-general, from the television show, M *A*S*H. Through the $960. Board of Education may be faced with the As for Mr. Reagan, perhaps the The Associated Press close political ally of President Chung Suk-mo, claimed the polls OLIVER most conservative president of the eyes of M*A*S*H’s madcap medics, the Annericans Chun Doo-hwan, also a former showed Roh with 35 percent of the problem of resisting demands from other past half-century, he quickly an­ were aggressors in an alien land, Gen. Douglas SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - general. vote, followed by Kim Young-sam Carativdfl^ «e tf/ptoxktMt, junior varsity coaches for added pay. nounced that evenrthing was on the MacArthur was the real menace, and the North Opposition leader Kim Young-sam Kim Dae-jung had no immediate with 27 percent and Kim Dae-jung ZUCCARDY Alliingsl4Kj Members of the board may have to make table for compromise “ except Koreans seemed to be sympathetic characters. made a last-minute appeal today to response to the call. But he told with 26 percent. Photo enlaxged to ihowdcliKO. % Aides to the two Kims dismissed some difficult decisions. social security” — probably the This produced some amusing dialogue, but it was his rival Kim Dae-jung to drop out about 1 million supporters at a rally most socialistic of the New Deal historical quackery. Kim II Sung’s armies invaded of presidential elections as the in Seoul on Sunday that he was the claims, saying their polls detemined to run. showed their candidates were AGENCY measures Mr. Reagan has scorned South Korea, with logistical support from the government claimed it was pulling Letters to the editor in the past. So much for the free ahead. No clear front-runner has leading. Soviet Union and Communist China. MacArthur The governing party released the 767 Main Street market. Kim Young-sam said he was the emerged in the first democratic The Manchester Herald welcomes original directed the defense in behalf of the United Manchester S. Reagan’s “ Teflon presidency” front-runner going into Wednes­ presidential election in 16 years polls despite a government ban on Jewelers Since 16BS letters to the editor. Nations. publicizing such results on the has largely been stripped away as a day’s election. But, he said, Kim with the top three candidates all BRISTOL DANBURY FARMINGTON HARTFORD MANCHESTER MERtDEN Letters should be brief and to the point. They Above the 38th parallel, Kim II Sung still refuses predicting victory. The winner is grounds they would unfairly influ­ MILFORD NEW HAVEN SOUTHBURY TORRtNQTON TRUMBULL WATER8URY result of the Iran-contra revela­ Dae-jung had to drop out to keep to sign a peace treaty, andthe w ar is frozen in time. expected to get less than 35 percent ence voting. should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for tions by the Congress and the press. government candidate Roh Tae- 643-9555 Mrchaels Charoe/Masier CardA/i$a/Amerfcan Express MeanwMIe, he has built up an arm y of 800,000 men, woo from victory. of the vote. All military and police forces ease in editing.-should be double-spaced. Letters ’The first report of the House and must be signed with name, address and daytime the sixth largest in the world, which has been “ Since the general trend has The governing Democratic Jus­ remained on top alert today to Senate investigation left nodoubt of protect the election against what telephone number (for verification). preparing for 35 years to reinvade South Korea. become clearer, I urge Kim Dae- tice Party claimed today that a presidential leadership failure in neutral opinion polls showed its officials said were possible threats The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the South K orea’s military dictatorsMp, for all its jung in the name of the people to the Iran-contra fiasco. candidate, Roh, was ahead of the from communist North Korea or ® 1M7 by NEA Inc ^ 4 shortcomings, has brought stability and Increased drop out to ensure the termination interests of brevity, clarity and taste. The rejection of Mr. Reagan’s of military rule and the democrati­ opposition candidates and would “ impure elements” in the south. prosperity to the country and is now keeping its Address letters to; Open Forum, Manchester two Supreme Court nominees "I’d rather not talk about my feelings. Why zation of the country,” Kim Young- win with about 40 percent of the Army units were told over the Herald, P.O. Box59i, Manchester. CT 06040. further added to the president’s don't we talk about the $2.3 trillion debt?" promise to establish civilian democracy. sam said at a news conference. vote. weekend to be ready for combat Meanwhile, the government has cooperated with American defense policies, welcom ^ American enterprises and supported American foreign policy. Who flew first? Whitehead or Wrights? None of tMs apparently has earned the government any points from its critics, and the Tuesday Only man who persuaded and pressured the military The craft was 36 feet long and anatomically From Our Meat Dept. WASHINGTON — William O’Dwyer of Fairfield, rulers to set a free election, Roh Tae Woo, is more We, at K-B Automotive wish the Willis correct. O’D w yer says it had bat wings, a fan tail, a Conn., is for the most part an affable, easygoing damned than praised. lUMOA CHOICE O A fuselage, landing wheels and an adjustable man. but not when he comes to the capital. He turns Family the very best in the future. brusque when he visits the Smithsonian Institution, propeller. It wasn’t sleek, but it was revolutionary. STEW BEEF...... ^^.4C9/ib. O’Dwyer says Whitehead had a brilliant mind, if a Nuclear nuts and bolts for instance, and downright surly when he tours the Tom The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has mESHOHOUMD A A venerable agency’s Air and Space Museum. decided lack of promotional ability. released the results of an investigation confirming The museum keeps what it believes is the Tiede O’Dwyer says WMtehead might actually have The Willis Family always treated the ROUND ...... ^1 -5f5l/lb. what we told you nine months ago — that prototype of powered aircraft. It’s the Wright flown as early as 1900. But he didn’t bother to get substandard bolts are being used in nuclear power nEBHOHOUMO A A Flyer, of course. The Smithsonian says Orville and witnesses until 1901. His first flight was reported in independent garage owners with plants. The N R C reports that one tMrd of the bolts Wilbur Wright launched the craft at Kitty Hawk. a Bridgeport. Conn., newspaper, albeit off the front CHUCK...... ’ 1.05l/lb. tested at three nuclear power plants in California N .C ., on Dec. 17,190S, at which time it became the page, and he allegedly flew several times after professionalism and courtesy. To their and Arizona were counterfeits made of inferior first motor-driven passenger flight in history. Grump. Also, humbug. O’Dwyer says that’s not that, over a seaside Fairfleid park. steel and then stamped with high-grade markings customers, they always gave the personal And that’s what makes O ’Dwyer so angry. He only wrong, it’s ironically wrong. He points out that The flights were never trumpeted, though. And to fool building contractors. From Our Deli Dept. says the Smithsonian is perpetuating a canard. He at one time the Smithsonian did not think-the they were forgotten completely when Whitehead The Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. found 300 and caring attention they deserved. 008IMTIC IQ |%A claims the first airplane was actually built and Wright Brothers were first, either. The institution died in obscurity in 1927. O ’Dwyer took an interest bolts at its Calvert Cliffs, Md., plant were flown in his hometown in 1901, which was more used to insist that an aviator n amed Samuel when he was a pilot in the Air Force Reserve, substandard, but concluded that they would than two years before what’s their names, the Pierpont Langley did the honors in November 1903. stationed in Fairfleid. He has written one book on probably hold up in an emergency. The counterfeit Wrights, managed to get off the ground. It happens that Langley was an early the subject, w M di was published in Europe. K-B Automotive wishes to extend an open bolts are made by foreign companies and passed SWISS CHEESE...... ^ 3 .6 9 /lb . Specifically, O’Dwyer says the first ship was Smithsoniap executive. O ’Dwyer says the O’Dwyer has underwritten his work hinnself. And off as the real tMng in tMs country. The N R C has mucKFt A t\ invented by a man named Gustave Whitehead. It institution supported him all the way to 1942, before be has had some triumphs. He has succeeded in door to the Willis Garage customers and will ordered all nuclear plants to test nuts and bolts in was a monoplane that looked something like a Anally admitting error. Then when the agency put getting a new marker on Whitehead’s grave, GERMAN BOLOGNA...... ’ ^-451/lb. their stockpiles. butterfly. He says Whitehead made his initial flight the Wright Flyer on display, O’Dwyer says, it inscribed with the words “ Father of Connecticut offer the same high standards they have on Aug. 14,1901, near Long Island Sound, and he promised the Wrights it woiild never again question Aviation,” and be has persuaded the state become accustomed to. flew up to 40 feet high for a distanoe of a half mile. their claim. legislature to ask the Smithsonian for a fair From Our Own Bakery O’Dwyer also says he can prove it. He has spent O’Dwyer believes that promise precludes his hearing on the matter. the last quarter-century submerged in the argument. He says the Smithsonian has slammed The Smithsonian will have none of it, however. Officers at the institution say they have conducted iflaurlipslpr) HrralJi ECLAIRS 3/M.35 research. He says he has newspaper accounts, the door on history. He says he had Ms doubts about eyewitness testimonies, verifications once or twice Gustave Whitehead as well, when he started Ms their own probe of the WhitfAead claim and found it Founded In 1881 personal investigation, but at least he kept an open wanting. Conversely, they note that the Wright removed, old records, faultless documents, PENNY M. 8IEFFERT...... PubMther Sincerely, photographs and even a working replica of the mind. “And I accepted the facts as I found them," Brothers’ flight was documented to a GEORGE T CHAPPELL...... Editor Route 44 fare-thee-well, and so it must remain at flrst place 317 Highland St. plane. he adds. DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Exocutlvo Editor Ken, Mary and Steve Coventry The trouble is, no one will accept the evidence. O'Dwyer says the facts are that Whitehead in history. MARIE P GRADY...... City Editor Manchester ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... A uocliteEdHor HICKUND PARK MARKET 742-7361 Not the least the people at the Smithsonian. immigrated from Germany in 1894. He was a sailor Grump again. Bill O’Dwyer says it’s not K-B Automotive 646-4277 Museum authorities admit that Whitehead did who had a working knowledge of kinetics and scholarship; “I have done every^ing I can to get DENISE A ROBERTS...... AdvwtKIngDIrMtor "tinker with aircraft,’’ and he even made “some aerodynamics. O’Dwyer says he apparently these people to listen to reason. I even had a replica MARK F ABRAITIS : ...... Bunlnau Mtniger 311 Broad Street, Manchester, CT experimented with gliders in the West, before SHELDON COHEN...... Compotlng Mtniger contributions to flight,’’ but they say there is no buiit of the Whitehead plane. W e built it in 198S, we ROBERT H HUBBARD...... PrMiroom Minigw conclusive demonstration that he beat the Wright settling down in Fairfleid where he buiit the flew it in 1986, and it went 330 feet.” Pause. The JEANNE G FROMERTH...... Circulation Mantgar Brothers into the air. motorized craft. first Wright Flyer, he adds, went 120. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Dec. 14.1987 ~ 9 » - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Dec. 14. 19B7 Oil prices falling, Bypassing of Sikorsky FOCUS analysts calling wouid save $4.4 miiiion By Christopher Callahan hawks expected to be purchased The Associated Press over that time period, and $S.07 million for the 180 8H-00Fs, the Computer mistakes meeting failure WASHINGTON - The Navy audit said. could save $4.4milIlonoverthe next Under that scenario, the Navy decade if it bought special safety would buy the seats from the By Robert Burnt the Organization of Petroleum seats for its helicopters directly subcontractor and provide timm to caused by people The Attocloted Prett Exporting Countries was planned from the seat maker instead of the prime contractor, SikorSxy, as for tonight td formally adopt the through Sikorsky Aircraft, the government-furnished materials. VIENNA, Austria - World oil tentative pact, assuming the Iran­ helicopter manufacturer, a Pen­ In a response attached to the DEAR prices tumbled today as OPEC ABBY: I can ian’s final position was made tagon audit says. audit, the Navy agreed to study the sought to wrap up an oil price add . known by then. certainly relate The Defense Department’s in­ breakout idea, but questioned the production agreement. Analysts On his departure from a Vienna to the man spector general conducted the audit $4.4 million figure. said even if members signed the hotel, Aghazadeh told reporters his signed “ Mad as following a tip on a Pentagon ’The Navy already had planned to Dear Abby pact it would represent a failure for deputy, Hossein Kazeihpour Arda- Hell in Seattle," complaint hotline that the govern­ buy seats for the Sikorsky-built the cartel, x bill, would stay behind and repres­ when another Abigail Van Buren ment was spending millions of CH-53E Super Stallion directly Iran’s oil minister left Vienna to ent him. Aghazadeh also impU,cltly dollars needlessly by buying the from the manufacturer beginning man’s arrest re­ consult with government leaders In acknowledged he was willing to cord showed up seats from the Stratford, Conn.- in fiscal 1990. , Tehran on whether to accept the give up his fight for an OPEC price based prime contractor instead of Defense Department regulations on his back­ prospective OPEC accord, which increase, saying this issue “ is to be ground report. directly from the subcontractor. require resolution of audit recom­ analysts said would do little, or dealt with next time.” The audit concluded that while mendations within six months of Mistakes like nothing to tighten oil supplies and OPEC’s next regularly scheduled that are nothing the Army and Air Force saved an the final report. The audit, which keep prices steady. meeting is June 9,1988. estimated $12 million for buying was conducted from March to July, new in my family. In the European spot, or non­ ■ games whenever possible. Ob­ ’The talks stalled Sunday amid seats for their helicopters directly was dated Nov. 30. My mother had a charge account contract, market the price of at a local furniture store. Their viously there is very little time for !***^'«; confusion among some delegations from the manufacturer, the Navy is The SH-60B Seahawk is primarily Britain’s widely trade Brent crude me. — iHkv ■ about prospects for closing the not doing the same for the SH-60B an anti-submarine aircraft; secon­ computer showed that she owed on for January delivery fell 80 cents a two accounts. When they checked it Abby, I need to spend more time tentative deal. However, Hisham Seahawk and SH-60F CV ASW. dary missions Include anti-ship barrel, to $17.18. out, they found that the other with him. He keeps telling me he Nazer, the Saudi Arabian oil The “ crashworthy” armored surveillance and search and rescue “ The verdict is that OPEC has account belonged to a woman who loves me, but I rarely have all of his minister, and his Venezuelan coun­ crew seats, developed during the operations. failed miserably,” said Stephen was living in another city, but had attention. I am more of a spectator. terpart, Arturo Hernandez Gri- mid-1970s, are made in Phoenix, The SH-60F CV ASW, a modified Turner, an analyst at Wood, Mack­ exactly the same name as my When we are together, just the two santi, both predicted the deal would Ariz., by Simula Inc. Seahawk, provides inner-zone pro­ enzie and Co. in Edinburgh, mother. of us (when he’s not watching a be sealed today. AP photo The government would save tection of aircraft carrier battle sporting event on TV), he’s too tired Scotland. Speaking to reporters early today $17,698 per Seahawk and $20,473 per groups. It is replacing the SH-3H. E I have an aunt whose insurance for anything but sleep. He said prices were likely to fall after several late-night discus­ SH-60F in prime contractor over­ Sikorsky spokesman Marty was being billed for hospital even further if the OPEC tentative Something new head costs and profit by “ breaking Moore declined comment Friday, payments for another by the same I’m 24 and Johnny is 28. I’m sions, the two ministers would not wondering what kind of future we’ll agreement were adopted in Its out” the seat contract to the seat saying he had not seen the audit. name. They had both been patients discuss details but said a final have together. Right now we are current form. It was not certain agreement was near. A prototype aircraft instrument panei is examined by maker from fiscal 1989 through in the same hospital at the same trying to set a wedding date—but it what OPEC would do if Iran 1998, according to Richard W. time, and both had sent in claims to At the start of the meeting Thomas L. Credeiie, research and development manager has to be after the bowling season! decided to reject the pact, although Townley, deputy assistant inspec­ A grand jury in Los Angeles Medicare. The other , woman's Wednesday, Iran urged a price at General Electric's Schenectady, N.Y., plant. The Help me. one source said the 11 other tor general for auditing. indicted Sirhan Sirhan in 1968 for claims were turned down because members probably would go ahead Increase of at least $2.70 a barrel lightweight panel is a high-resolution, full-color, liquid the murder of Sen. Robert F. JOHNNY’S GIRL from the current rate of $18 a That means a savings of $1.29 Medicare reported that she already without Iran. crystal displeiy designed to meet military specifications. million for the estimated 73 Sea- Kennedy. had insurance. (My aunt’s!) On Sunday, analysts said the barrel. C DEAR GIRL You appear to be This happened to my late grand­ last in a long list of priorities. tentative deal, which reportedly would keep the price of oil and the mother; Once, through some cleri­ Consider yourself lucky to get a ftaglnild nn«VManelMMw HsnM cal error. Social Security changed preview of marriage with this jock. cartel’s overall production quota one digit of her Social Security Unless you can be more of a unchanged, would likely prompt a Worthless stock and taxes $2 a barrel drop in free-market oil 8 number. Then they wrote and asked participant than a spectator in Discuss scholarship Special her why a 12-year-old girl was Johnny’s busy life, make no life­ prices. QUESTION: service fee. you can do it yourself. getting old-age pension and time commitments. Such a decline in oil prices would Several years Your sister won’t have to pay a Frank Smith, left, and Mayor Peter P. DiRoaa Jr., school senior planning to continue his or her education. translate into a drop of about 5 cents federal gift tax. If that tax is due, Medicare! - Donations will be accepted at Manchester’s Martin ago, I invested Pre-Christmas DAVIS REYES DEAR ABBY: I’m a 76-year-old co-chairmen of the Martin Luther King Day Committee, a gallon in retail prices of gasoline $1,000 in stock of you’re supposed to pay it. The donor ELSA, TEXAS woman who has wanted a face-lift discuss plans to collect money for the Martin Luther King Luther King Day celebration at 7:30 p.m., Monday, Jan. . and heating oil in the . a new savings . Investors’ — not the recipient — has the gift for the last 20 years, but I couldn’t Scholarship with Donna Gamine, of the Savings Bank of 18, at the Center Congregational Church. Donations also As Gholamreza Aghazadeh, and loan associ- Guide tax liability. Rose Special 8 DEAR DAVIS: Now that compu­ afford it. My husband died a few Iran’s oil minister, flew to Tehran ation that You’re supposed to file a federal Manchester. The bank recently donated $500 towards can be mailed care of the Manchester Scholarship today, conference sources said he gift tax return because the gift 8 ters have come into our lives to months ago. and now Icanafford it. Foundation, 20 Hartford Road, Manchester. opened in our William A. Doyle “ simplify” things, a new phrase Abby. have you ever heard of a the scholarship, which will be given to a black high was in favor of the deal and that he local area. That exceeds the $10,000 you’re allowed 8 has come into our language: woman over 65 years old having would seek to persuade Iranian SIeL did not do to give each.year to each of as many 8 “ Mistakes were made.’ Make no cosmetic surgery? leaders. The sources spoke on well and never people as you like without filing that European mistake, if a computer makes a CONSIDERING IT condition of anonymity. paid a dividend return. 8 Iran had initially opposed the But you won’t have to pay any $600 mistake, the person who fed the' to stockholders. dozen 8 misinformation into the computer DEAR CONSIDERING: Yes. I deal because it wanted the cartel’s It failed early in 1987 and was taken salary, pension, interest, dividends federal gift tax until you have filed Roses 8 Lessons to learn from Oct. 19 price to rise. Iran’s foe in the federal gift tax returns detailing is the culprit — not the computer. know a woman — now in her 80s — over by the Federal Deposit Insu­ and such. seven-year Persian Gulf war, Iraq, total gifts — above and beyond the Cash & Carry who. at the age of 78. consulted a An officer for percent during the month. But it fell lio. Don’t put too many eggs in a rance Corp. Either way, that capital loss will 8 still opposes the pact because it annual exclusions — of more than DEAR ABBY: I have been going plastic surgeon about a face-lift. a mutual fund 30.7 percent in September 1931. basket that might take as loiig as 14 Newspaper stories explained the save you tax dollars come April 15 8 wants its OPEC oil production $600,000. steady with “ Johnny” for two years The doctor examined her and association re­ My point Is; Look at the long­ years to “ hatch.” safety of deposits at the failed S&L by lowering your taxable income 8 and we’re talking marriage, but assured her that she was a good But with some of your assets In quota to be increased. — up to $100,000 per depositor — $1,000. Let’s say you end up in the 28 cently criticized term record. Don’t concentrate on William A. Doyle, a syndicated 8 ’ even though I love him. I am having candidate. The lady then made him well-chosen, diversified stocks, The pact calls for retaining because of FSLIC coverage but said percent federal income tax the media for one day or one month. In fact, that’s OPEC’s average oil price at $18 a columnist, welcomes written ques­ KRAUSE FLORIST second thoughts. Johnny is very promise that if she should die on the the way we re­ Sylvia a valuable lesson for all stock- there can be generous rewards. If stockholders would lose all their brackets Reporting the $1,000 capi­ 8 operating table, he would finish the barrel and maintaining the same tions, but he can provide answers athletic. He’s captain of his office ported what market investors: Think long­ you had Invested in the market in investments. tal loss will cut your federal tax bill 621 Hartford Road job. She explained that her older level of oil production at 15.06 In May, I received a form letter only though the column. Write to 8 bowling team, is on two softball happened on term. 1942, by 1956 your holdings would by $280. sister, who had had cosmetic Porter million barrels a day. Many ana­ from the FSLIC special representa­ Doyle in care of the Manchester 8 teams and plays racquetball on a Meltdown Mon­ A study by Investment Informa­ have appreciated by 1,125 percent Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester regular basis. He has a night out surgery, looked beautiful when she lysts believe OPEC needs to cut tive who Is receiver for the failed QUESTION: I have $60,000 in day, October 19. tion Services of Chicago found that, — an annualized rate of 18.2 percent output in order to avert a steady 06040. I 643-9559 “ with the boys” and loves to go to was laid out. and she wanted to look between 1926 and 1986, the stock a year for IS years. ^ L . It says, “ ...Based on the tax-free municipal bonds that I as good as her sister. 1987, when the • 1 decline of free-market oil prices. basketball, baseball and football market rose during 42 of those 2) Be realistic. Before the Oc­ unaudited information that is pres­ want to give to my sister. Can I Dow Jones In­ A meeting of all 13 oil ministers of ently available. I do not foresee any handle this myself, or do I hlave to dustrial Aver­ years and declined during 19. That tober crash, many investment where it was at the beginning of means the chances of your profiting authorities were warning that assets of the association will go to a broker? age dropped more than 500 points. remain for distribution to Also will my sister have to pay a 1987. The stock market didn’t fall during any single year were 69 “ trees don’t grow to the sky. ” If the Obviously, this was a case of Gold highest stockholders.” federal gift tax, since this is over into the basement in October. It fell percent to 31 percent. (Biggest market goes too high, there almost Interesting stories blaming the messenger for convey­ Have I completely lost my $1,000 the $10,000 allowed by the Internal 4 inevitably will be a pullback. But 30th Anniversary back to the second floor. Even with one-year gain; 52.6percentin 1954.) ing bad news. investment? Can I get any relief the Dow Jones Industrial Average the same authorities also believe in 7 years; Revenue Service? But on reflection Meltdown Mon­ ’Hie longer anyone held a diversi­ from the Internal Revenue Service at its lowest level on October 19, it that if the market actually falls into day doesn’t seem so traumatic, fied portfolio of stocks (like the SAP when I prepare my tax form? ANSWER: If they are “ bearer” but no proof yet even granting that on that day the was a solid 400 points above its 500) during that 61-year (1926-1086), the basement, it won’t stay there bonds, with semiannual interest Special Values permanently. In the past, the stock dollar slips stock market endures its worst highest level in 1983. the more likely they were to profit. ANSWER; Yes. to both ques­ coupons attached, you can make single-day decline in history. The mistake made by many If you had owned stocks for any market has always rebounded. DEAR DR. LONDON (AP) — Gold topped tions. Your investment has been that generous gift by handing them Was it really a “ crash,” the term people — journalists and analysts two-year period, you would have What’s the opposite of “ Trees don’t wiped out, resulting in a $1,000 to your sister. No new municipai Fashionable, Sparkling Diamond Rings GOTT: I read being bandied about? Actually, the alike — was in concentrating on come out ahead 80 percent of the grow to the sky?” Perhaps it’s $500 an ounce for the first time since the spring of 1981 while the dollar capital loss to claim on your 1987 bonds have been issued in bearer that in Austra­ word has three meanings in this that particular day and that partic­ time: during any five-year period, ‘Meltdowns don’t go all the way to languished at record lows against income tax return. form since June 1983. lia. during times context — (a) that the market ular month. 88 percent; during any 10-year China.” Dr. Gott some currencies in early European Hang on to that letter from the If they are “ registered” bonds, of drought and plummets after going down for a If you still think 1987 has been a period, 06 percent. And if you 3) If you invest in stocks, do it trading today. FSLIC representative. It’s your with your name on them and on the famine, aborigi­ Peter Gott, M.D. while; (b) that the decline comes terrible year for stocks, consider bought and held on during any of the gradually. Spread out your invest­ nal women in­ The dollar registered further proof that your SAL stock became issuer’s record books so that after the market has been stable: 1931. During that year, the SAP 500 47 different 15-year periods from ments over a period of time. Avoid gested a plant tosses to touch new all-time lows worthless In 1987. On Schedule D. interest checks are mailed, the and (c) that the market goes into a lost 43.3 percent of its value. Or 1926-1986, you would never have lost investing a huge wad in a single > Form 1040, you report worthless ownership transfer is done through Unique Style that rendered consider the four-year period, year that could turn out to be against the Japanese yen, Swiss Gold Dome Modem Design tailspin after it’s been climbing. money. franc, Dutch guilder and West securities as having “ zero” value the registrar — probably a bank. In them temporar­ 1933-36, when the market dropped another 1931, ora single month that 5 Diamonds 3 Diamonds 4 Diamonds ily infertile. Has Clearly we experience crash (c) — O ^ r lessons to be learned from German mark. on Dec. 31 of the year in which they that case, you fill out the bond’s 64 percent. could turn out to be another anyone r e ­ the mildest. '^ndf^^black Monday: But the dollar was trading in a lost all value. The $1,000 you paid assignment form, have your signa­ Nor was October the worst month September, 1931, or a single day Now* 179. Now* 149. Now‘ 229. searched this as As of this writing, the Standard & 1) Diversify your holdings. narrow range and dealings were for the stock will be a capital loss. ture guaranteed by a brokerage Reg. $189. Reg. $299. ever for the stock market. The Dow that could turn out to be another Reg. $235. a possible source of natural birth ever, to my knowledge, no commer­ Poor’s index of 500 stocks (with Stocks should not constitute an quiet. If you have capital gains to report firm, commercial bank or trust control? cial preparation using plant mate­ dividends reinvested) is about Jones Industrial Average fell 23.22 overwhelming part of your portfo­ October 19, 1987. Gold, strengthened by the falling — from sale of securities or other company and send them — by rial is now available for dollar, opened in London at a bid capital assets at.a profif or capital registered mail, return receipt DEAR READER: Birth-control contraceptive applications. price of $497.90 a troy ounce, up gains distributions from mutual requested — to the registrar. Make plants are used in many parts of the Supermarket Shopper nearly $5 from late Friday’s funds — the $1,000 capital loss will sure you have the correct address world and seem to work, at least for It’s intriguing to speculate $493.00. reduce your net capital gains. before putting the bonds In the mail. some primitive tribes. For exam­ whether a tribe in some remote It continued to power ahead in If you have no capital gains for Most people find it easier to have ple, the JIvaro natives in Peru outback has hit upon a safe hectic trading and broke the 1987, the $1,000 capital loss will a brokerage firm or bank handle practice a form of family planning pharmaceutical agent for birth The spotlight falls on potatoes $500-level Just before 10 a.m. It reduce your “ ordinary income” — this. However, if you want to save a Swirl with Twist with control and whether this compound by administering a plant to fertile quickly added another $2 and at 8 Diamonds 15 Diamonds Flower Cluster women. Anthropologists claim that might have use in the industrial mid-morning, London’s five major Va carat T.W. Va carat T.W. Va carat T.W. the treatment is so effective that world. No luck — yet. Bv Martin Sloane bullion dealers fixed a recom­ the Jivaro women cannot conceive Mix (up to a $1.29 retail value). Send the required mended price of $502.75. Now‘ 379. DEAR DR. GOTT: How does a Now‘ 379. Now’379. until they use another plant to If your favorite supermarket has Clip *n’ file refunds refund form and the brand seals from three In Zurich, the bid price was Reg. $495. Reg. $495. Reg. 495. neutralize the effects of the first. CT scanner work, how does it affect a salad bar, you may soon see an packages of Premium Crackers (16-ounce or $502.50 an ounce, up from $493.50 a person and what happens to a interesting addition, the potato bar. Soups, Candy, Snack Food Naurally. drug companies prick (File No. 3) larger). Expires Jan. 31, 1988. late Friday. up their ears when they hear body being scanned? Many stores around the country DYNAMINTS $1.50 Refund Offer. Send the It was the highest price since anecdotes like this, and, occasion­ that successfully operate salad required refund form and four plastic flip-top tabs April 1981, when gold fetched 7t(akQUaJ^YOUTH SPECIALTY SHOP Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off ally, effective substances can be DEAR READER: Computed to­ bars see baked potatoes as a from any flavor of Dynaihints. Expires March 31, $il08.50 an ounce in London and 757 Main Street, Downtown Manchester mography, or CT, is a complicated coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage purified from plant sources. How- natural add-on to help them com­ 1988. $511.50 in Zurich. 9 coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed technique by which multiple X-ray pete with restaurants and fast-food JENO’S/MDA Picture Frame Card Offer. Re­ Earlier, in Hong Kong, gold rose images of a part of the body are fed proofs of purchase while looking for the required establishments. ceive a free set of 10 picture-frame cards and $0.11 to close at a bid $498.21. Liquidation Sale into a computer and sorted. The end More than a dozen of Dallas- forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers envelopes. Send the required refund form and eight Silver also gained sharply and Diamonds Galore Very Fashionable Pear Shape Design result, a series of X-ray pictures, based Tom Thumb supermarkets Universal Product Codes from packages of one of Thoaghts may not be available in all areas of the country. was quoted in London at a bid price Vi carat T.W. Vi carat T.W. Vi carat T.W. shows amazing clarity and detail of have potatobars. Potatoes are oven either Crisp’n Tasty Pizza or Pizza Rolls Party of $7.12 a troy ounce, up from Everything Must Go various internal organs and Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. baked and are kept hot in a foil Snacks; or send the required refund form and three Friday’s $6.90. Now *599. Now *599. Now *599. structures. wrapping. Next to the potatoes is a This offer doesn’t require a refund form. Universal Product Codes from any Crisp’n Tasty In Tokyo, where trading ends Reg. $775. Reg. $775. Reg. $775. “ My soul magnifies the Lord, counter with a variety of condi­ KJELDSENS Buy Three, Get One Free Offer, Pizza and three Universal Product Codes from any before Europe’s business day beg­ and my spirit rejoices in God my CT scans give considerably more ments including sour cream, bacon P.O. Box 179, El Paso, TX 79966. Receive a free Pizza Rolls Party Snacks (for a total of six proofs of ins, the dollar fell 0.75 yen to a 5 0 % OFF Savior” 8 radiation exposure than do tradi­ bits and grated cheese. In some coupon fora 1-pound tin of KJeldsens Butter Cookies purchase). Expires March 31,1968. closing 128.00, its lowest level since stores, baked potato buyers can (Original Prica) tional X-ray examinations, but the (maximum value $3.79). Send the inner dividers ORVILLE REDENBACHER’S Coupon Offer. dollar-yen exchange rates were set Mary sang this song of joy and select anything in the salad counter from three tins of Kjeldsens Butter Cookies, along thanksgiving In the face of uncer­ slight potential danger to human Receive a coupon good for one free Jar of Orville in the late 1940s. Later, in London, it as toppings for their potatoes. with your name and address. (There is a limit of two was quoted at 127.00 yen. On All Merchandise tainty and probably in the midst of tissue is usualiy outweighed by the Redenbacher’s Gourmet Popping Com. Send the (Top Brand$} tremendous amount of information The stores, which started offer­ free coupons per address.) Expires Dec. 31, 1987. In addition to hitting record lows her own fear. To agree to bear the ing baked potatoes with the last required refund form and the Universal Product to be gained. This information often against the Swiss franc, Dutch Girls - Sizes 4-14 Son of God has to have been a These offers require refund forms: Code symbols from any three jars of the same size of year, report demand to be brisk; guilder and West German mark, Diamond Waterfall Gold Ribbon Bold Style frightening decision and an awe­ wiil save patients further unneces­ CAMPBELL’S Soup and Crackers Offer. Receive Orville Redenbacher’s Gourmet Popping Com. Boys/Youth - Sizes 4-20 sary radiation from older, conven­ some are selling as many as 300 a the dollar fell below 1,200 Italian O ne carat T.W. O n e carat T.W. O n e carat T.W. some one. But her song to God was week. Shoppers often purchase the a coupon good for a free package of Campbell’s Soup Expires March 31,1988, or while supplies last. Husky Sizes not asking for comfort or strength. tional methods. lira for the first time since Jan. 4, Now *999. potato with a salad for a lunchtime Infants / Toddlers - Sizes 0-4 Now‘999. Now *999. 7 She sang a song of thanksgiving and 1982 and hit new five-year lows Reg. $1275. Reg. $1275. CT scanning is painless and does combination. against the British pound and Reg. $1275. triumph, even when she probably not ordinarily affect the body. At the Gomer Super Market in the in-store eating done by shoppers nibble away as they walk down the be used on competitive products to didn’t feel either of those emotions. Nevertheless, many experts urge who do not pay for the items they French franc. formerly *20.50 Illustrations e n lairgM rg e to show detail. T.W. is total weight of all diamonds. Elgin, III., the potato bar fits right aisles. A spokesperson for the store encourage consumers to ignore “ It seems that the only word left 1 5 0 0 The same can be true for us. caution in its use. Doctors are consume. They call it “ grazing.” Offer good until December 31,198/. in with the salad bar, the soup bar says that few consumers abuse the Nestle’s own? That was theboycot- in the world is sell,” saldatraderin Faith Is not just belief, but encouraged to be selective and One way a store can avoid losses Levi boot corduroy and denim jean* • and a taco bar. Shoppers often take system. ters’ idea. But instead of issuing Milan, referring to the dollar. But willingness to act as if that which parsimonious in ordering X-ray from grazing is to offer consumers Dickie cotton & corduroy elackt chili from the taco bar as a topping coupons that could not be used on a he forecast a slight recovery later we hope for has already happened. examinations of any kind, espe­ something to munch on that they □ □ □ ITeiti Slscf 25"-3(r for their baked potato. Carnation product, they decided this week, saying; “ The dollar And we give thanks to God not just cially CT scans, because of the pay for right at the display. That is Most supermarkets weigh the the boycott would have more appears a little oversold at the Only for what has been given to us but possible damage to noiinal tissue potatoes and charge by the pound. part of the self-ser^ce bakery New uses for coupons seem to be impact if another Nestle company, Caih/Cheek No Adjustments on ^ b ic m K m d also for those things that we know by low-level radiation. This is why program that many Cub Foods springing up constantly, and a Beech-Nut, were targeted. moment.” Previous Sales For the stores, thepotatobar can be Other dollar rates at mid- MC/VISA Final Sales God’s mercy will provide. That competent physicians will opt for stores are testing in Minnesota. novel one was recently spotted In So, the “ boycott coupons” dis­ very profitable. A typical baking morning, compared with late rates "Place\burTnjsfin « / / means that we give thanks in all non-radiation tests, such as ultraso­ potato cost, the store around 30 When customers feel like a raised California. The International Union tributed outside three Safeway December 1987 things, even when we feel afraid or nography and magnetic-resonance doughnut, at a Cub Foods In of Operating Engineers organized a supermarkets in Bakersfield were Friday; ihe Diamond Specialists" cents, and when stuffed with — 1.6260 West German marks, Circled dates indicate either confused, knowing that God’s love imaging, unless a CT scan Is Rochester, Minn., they drop a boycott of Nestle products claiming good for 28 cents off any baby food toppings, the price the consumer down from 1.6345 a Sunday opening 1-4 pm or will supply whatever we lack. absolutely necessary. As with any pays at the checkout counter is quarter in a container on the that Nestle’s subsidiary. Carna­ or baby Juice other than Beech-Nut Trl-Clty Plaza — 1.3250 Swiss francs, down from Open until 8 pm Manchester Parkade medical test, patients should ques­ usually in tlie range of $2 to $3. counter and help themselves. Do­ tion, was using non-union labor In products. It Isn’t known how many Manchester 646-0012 Vernon 872-6900 The Rev. Anne Wrlder zens of bakery Items are priced the constmction of an ice cream coupons were redeemed, but the 1.3325 tion the risk-benefit ratio before — 5.5165 French francs, down Also Bristol. Avon, Cromwell A Waterbury St. Mary’s Episcopal Chnrch □ □ □ individually. Consumers can put plant in Bakersfield. Safeway stores did, in fact, redeem allowing themselves to be from 5.5445 Manchester examined. Supermarkets have a name for the item in a bag or, if they like. Why not issue a coupon that could them. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Dec. 14,1987 - II 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Dec. 14. 1987 Proposed Obitiiaries SPORTS , m p . budget t t o l m B a y t r Bora in Manchester, Nov. SO, 1906, he had lived in town all of his Helen (Long) Beyer, 79, of 244 life. He had owned and operated -4 /• I rti!. Forrest Road, Coventry, died Johnson Brothers Co., with his niursday at Middlesex' Memorial cuts brothers, until he retired in 1970. He i Hospital, Middletown. Race in the AFC is totaiiy confusing was a member of the Emanuel Bom in Flushing, N.Y., Nov. 7, Continued from ifrage I Lutheran Church; a form er dropping their fourth straight 1908, she had lived in this area for member of the Beethoven Chorus; Bv Barry Wither most of her life. Her husband, game. a former member of the Linne probably face some delays, they The Associated Press Charles F. Beyer, died in 1970. Lodge. K of P and a member of its said. NFL Roundup Browne 36, Bengele 24 She was a member of the First Degree Team for many years. The problem centers on payment The AFC is A Fully Confused Cleveland continued ita domina­ Congregational Church of Andover. Besides his wife, he is survived by of cost-of-living and health care place. tion of the Bengala — the Browna Survivors include a son, Robert Three teams will win the AFC two sons, O a ig F. Johnson of benefits for thousands of postal Even the New York Jets, who have outacored their Ohio rivala Winslow of Lyme; two daughters, divisional races. Two others will Manchester and Dean R. Johnson workers who retired before the were routed 42-20 at New England, 106-27 in the last three meetings. Susan Whitehead of Lyme and get wild-card berths. Yes, they will. of Suffield; a brother, Victor service became an independent can still win the East. So can the' Bernle Kosar threwa career4ilgh Martha W. Tuttle of Anna Maria, It says so in the rules. Johnson of Manchester; and three agency in 1972. Patriots who, like the Jets, are 6-7. four touchdown pasaea, three dur­ Fla.; a sister, Barbara L. Buffy of Just who those teams are, well, grandchildren. The federal government con­ There actually was an AFC game ing a 28-polnt second quarter. He Washington, N.H.; and four '<•4 don’t even ask right now. Wait The funeral is Tuesday at 11 a.m. tinued to provide the pension with no playoff implications and the has at least one TD pass in 18 grandchildren. another week or, better, wait two at the Watkins Funeral Home, 142 benefits for those workers, as Chiefs beat the Raiders 16-10 in Bo consecutive games. A memorial service will be held weeks. Then, the N FL season will E. Center St. Burial will be in East former federal employees, while Jackson’s return to Kansas City. Webster Slaughter caught scor­ Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the First be over and the tight races will be Cemetery. There are no calling the post office took over paying The Raiders running back, who ing passes of 22 and 18 yards and Congregational Church of Andover. decided. Perhaps with outright hours. benefits for the workers it has had plays the outfield for the Kansas Kevin Mack and Derek Tennell Memorial donations may be winners, more likely with a slew of as an independent agency. City Royals, Injured his ankle in the each caught 2-yardera. made to Yale Cancer Research, in tiebreakers. < The Senate plan would shift about first quarter. Mack also rushed for IM on 27 care of Yale School of Medicine, 333 Clarance Roberts While NFC races have been $1.7 billion to $1.9 billion in costs for The Redskins, 10-3, remained in carries. Including a 22-yard touch­ Cedar St., New Haven. conducted with some normality — Clarence “ Gra-Bob” Roberts, 60, the benefits for the former federal the race for home-field advantage down run. the Washington Redskins own the of Enfield, died Thursday at postal workers to the Postal Service in the NFC playoffs with a 24-20 ” I think we regrouped, came East crown, the Chicago Bears the Iran* D*Lorg* Johnson Memorial Hospital, Staf­ over two years. victory over Dallas. The Sainlkr back and played ^tb concentra­ Central, eittier the San Francisco Irene Migliore DeLorge. 55. of ford. He was the husband of Grace PosUl officials say they would be also 10-3, won their seventh consec­ tion,” said Koaar, whocompleted 17 49ers or New Orleans Saints will Sycamore Lane, died Friday at (Mugford) Roberts and the father willing to accept that extra cost, utive game and stayed just behind of 26 passes for 241 yards. "When win the West and the other will have Rockville General Hospital. of Gail Marks of Coventry. nagliwld PInto/MtnohMitr Hwald and could find ways to cope with it. the 49ers in the NFC West — San we stay on top of our game and stay a wild-card spot— little is certain in Bora in Brooklyn, N.Y., May 19. He is also survived by a son, Keith Francisco hosts Chicago tonight. away from the mental miatakes, But the sticking point is that the the other conference. 1932, she had b ^ n a resident of Roberts of Somers; another daugh­ Also, the Los Angeles Rams won it’s really hard to atop ua.” These three businesses 21-25 Oak St. road to be used during the reconstruc­ legislation also sets a spending A three-way tie among Buffalo, Manchester for 17 years. She was a ter, Barbara DeLoy of Winsted; his for the fifth straight week, romping are among six that must be either moved tion of Main Street, scheduied for 1989. limit on the agency, forcing it to cut Indianapolis and Miami exists In Seinte 24, Oiler* 10 E data entry clerk at Manchester mother. Catherine Roberts of Nor­ past Atlanta SS-0; St. Louis stayed spending in both capital and service the AFC East. There was a similar Memorial Hospital for 15 years, folk; a brother, Richard Roberts of or destroyed to accommodate a bypass alive In the wild-card chase w itt a New Orleans stayed right behind areas rather than borrowing, using situation in the Central, but Hous­ until she re tir^ two years ago. Manassis, Va.; a sister, Margaret 27-24 decision over the Giants; San Francisco with its seventh accumulated funds or or raising ton clarified matters a bit by losing because of ill health. Nash of Jupiter. Fla.; two grand­ Green Bay downed Minnesota consecutive victory. The Saints, rates to cover the added cost. to New Orleans 24-10 Sunday. That She is survived by two sons. children; and several nieces and 16-10, hurting the Vikings’ playoff who clinched their first playoff When it was set up an an left Cleveland, a 38-24 victor over Robert Migliore and Richard Migli­ newphews. hopes; and Detroit beat Tampa Bay berth last week when they secured Experts predicting recession independent agency in the 1970s, Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh, which ore, and a daughter, Connie Migli­ The funeral was Sunday at the 20-10. their first winning record, were led the idea was for the post office to took San Diego 20-16, on top, one ore, all of Manchester; a sister. Leete-Stevens-Enfleld (lapels, 61 by Bobby Hebert. He threw two operate like a business, breaking game In front of the Oilers. Steelera 20, Chargers 16 Dorothy Granger of Lakeland. South Road, Enfield. Burial will be By Martin Crutslnger But the troubles on Wall Street deficit was $156.2 billion. touchdown passes to Eric Martin at the convenience of the family in The Associated Press led them to reduce substantially —The federal budget deficit, even and delivering the mail Out West, Seattle beat Denver The game was in balmy San and one to I^nzell Hill. C Fla.; and five grandchildren. without a government subsidy. 28-21, tightening that sector. The Diego, except that the weather A mass of Christian burial will be St. Patrick’s King Street Cemetery, their growth forecast for 1988, which dipped to $148 billion in the Hebert hit on 15 of 27 pasaea for Broncos, 8-4-1, are a haV-game made it seem like Pittsburgh. Tuesday at 10 a.m. at St. Bridget Enfield. WASHINGTON - The country dropping it to a sluggish 2 percent fiscal year which ended Sept. 30 Subsidies from the federal budget 254 yards, but also fumbled on each ahead of the Seahawks and Fifty-degree temperatures and 20- Church. Burial will be in St. James Memorial donations may be could well be in a recession by the growth rate. In August, the econo­ because of windfall tax revenues, have since been phased out, and of three sacks against him. Dalton 25 mph winds made it feel like 30 Cemetery. Calling hours are to­ made to the Cancer Research Unit end of next year, caused by loss of mists had been expecting growth of will shoot up again in thd current over the last 10 years the post office Chargers. Hilliard led the Saints with 93 degrees, and both teams were night, 7 to 9 p.m.. at the Holmes of the University of Connecticut consumer confidence following the 2.7 percent next year. fiscal year to $160 billion. has broken even on average, losing The Bills’ 27-3 rout of the Colts rushing yards, while Mike Rosier and the Dolphins’ 28-10 win at bothered. Funeral Home. 400 Main St. Health Center. Farmington, CX., October stock market collapse, the Sluggish growth would send the The economists expressed sub­ money in five years and producing had 91 yards for Houston. 06032. nation’s business economists said unemployment rate rising next stantial dissatisfaction with efforts a surplus in the other five. Philadelphia created yet another But the Steelers adapt better to Seahawke 26, Broncos 21 today. year. The business forecast pre­ so far by the administration and logjam In the East. such conditions — theyusually play Hilda J. Johnson The National Association of Busi­ dicted unemployment, which is now Congress to come up with credible The post office, which had a $223 Only Kansas City, Cincinnati and In that kind of weather at home this A flea flicker was the key play for Richard I. Riley million loss last year, is engaged in the Raiders can forget about time of year. Seattle, which had blown a 14-0 lead Hilda J. Johnson, 96, of 46 Walnut ness Economists said its latest at an eight-year low of 5.9 percent, reductions in the budget deficit. Richard I. Riley. 74, of 49 Watrous the lengthy process of raising rates, playing in January. In the NFC, Mark Malone and Frank Pollard in just over two minutes. St., died Saturday at Manchester quarterly survey, taken at the end will climb to 6.3 percent next year. Over 70 percent of those surveyed Road, Bolton, died Sunday at of November, reflected growing Jordan said the survey showed an said they favored cutting defense with higher mail costs expected to AP photo Atlanta, Detroit, Tampa Bay, the each rushed for a touchdown and Dave Krleg, who threw three Memorial Hospital. She was the take effect in April. Officials say defending champions New York the Steelers had less trouble with touchdown paasea, handed to Curt widow of Niels Arthur Johnson Sr. Hartford Hospital. He was the pessimism following the record interesting split among econo­ spending by larger amounts than New England quarterback Steve Grogan at Suiiivan Stadium. Grogan threw for husband of Shirley (Flavell) Riley. that with the new rates they could Giants, Dallas and Philadelphia their fumbles, losing one of four, Warner, who handed to Steve Bora In Sweden, Aug. 17.1891, she plunge in stock prices Oct. 19. mists. Many of them reported scheduled to reduce the deficit. Bora in West Haven, May 4,1913, Many of the economists for the business holding up well in their Slightly smaller majorities favored absorb the added pension costs and looks downfield for a receiver during four TDs and scored one in the Patriots’ can begin thinking about next than did San Diego. The Chargers had been a resident of Manchester still not have to seek another rate season. lost five of their six drops In Please tarn to page 11 for 75 years. She was a member of he had been a Bolton resident for 20 nation’s largest corporations have own firms in the month following increasing such "sin” taxes as piay Sunday against the New York Jets 42-20 victory. years. He had been employed by tne increase for at least two years. Emanuel Lutheran Church, the moved up the date when they the stock decline, but they still were liquor and cigarette levies to raise Pratt & Whitney Aircraft for more Order of Vasa and Martha's Circle. believe the next recession will pessiniistic about the overall econo­ more money and cutting back on But the spending cap in the She is survived by a son, Niels than 30 years, until he retired in begin. my’s future. social programs. legislation, along with provisions Arthur Johnson Jr.of Dresher. Pa.; 1976. He was a past president of the Half of those surveyed now He said 65 percent of the The economists were not very specifying where cuts must be Aircraft Club and was a member of three daughters, Clara Stowell. believe the next downturn will start economists reported rising demand optimistic about administration made, prevent tham from finding Whalers able to overcome sticky situation the Masonic Lodge of Glastonbury, Marie Turkington and Lillian Bu- before the end of next year. In the for their company’s products, the efforts, led by Treasury Secretary ways to handle the extra costs, they Besides his wife, he is survived by shey, all of Manchester; a brother, previous survey taken in August, second-highest positive level in James A. Baker III, to stabilize the say, forcing a cut in service and in a son, John F. Riley, of East “ We’re working hard at It,” Ake Carlson in Sweden; a sister. only one-third were that three years. value of the dollar through coordi­ capital spending. By Jim Tierney Hampton; two daughters, Mrs. Francis said. "It was our first Astrid Lindquist of West Hartford; pessimistic. But 50 percent of the economists nated efforts with other countries. Manchester Herald Charles (Patricia) Foley of Glas­ Jerry Jordan, the association still said the country would be in a They contended that market forces Postal officials urged that their chance in awhile to get back to five grandchildren; and eight agency be removed from inclusion tonbury and Mrs. Edward official who compiled the survey, recession before the end of next should be allowed to establish the •HARTFORD — Perhaps, the Jarvis joins Pieau .500.” great-grandchildren. in the federal budget and allowed to The funeral is Tuesday at 1 p.m. (Suellen) Stevens of South Wind­ cited the stock market decline and year and 38 percent said the proper selling price for the dollar. Hartford Whalers have finally Luc Robitaille brought the Kings sor; a step-daughter, Mrs. James growing disenchantment with fed­ recession would begin in 1989, ’The economists were nearly operate independently, as was the to within a goal at 14; 06 of the final at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 aim of the legsilation setting up the regained a little bit of last year's . Main St., and burial will be in East ((^eryl) Benoit of Vernon: a eral effort's to deal with the budget coinciding with the next president’s unanimous in predicting the dollar winning character. Not even Mike period when he back-handed a shot brother, Peter F. Riley of New service. as assistant coach Cemetery. Calling hours are Mon­ deficit as primary reasons for the first year in office. would fall further next year, with Liut's illegal goalie stick could past Liut’s glove side. Fairfield: four granddaughters; Then, they said, the Postal day, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.' ...... gloomier forecasts. These were among the other half of them forecasting a decline stand in the way of Hartford’s three grandsons: and several nie­ Service could absorb the added L.A. had some fine opportunities Memorial donations may be “ A substantial number of econo­ findings ■ of the survey, which steeper than 10 percent. The dollar By Jim Tierney included games played in Mont­ pension costs without the sharp cuts ascension to the .500 mark. in the third period to tie the game. made to the Emanuel Lutheran ces and nephews. mists are looking for reduced reflected the opinions of 209 has fallen by almost 50 percent in Manchester Herald real and Washington, added up The funeral is Wednesday at II consumer spending to bring on the economists: value since February 1985. in service and construction. to 964 through the first two Liut stopped a Paul Fenton breaka­ Church, 60 Church St., or to the After a horrendous start this a m. at St. George’s Episcopal next recession,” said Jordan, chief —Inflation, as measured by con­ H ARTFO RD — Hartford games of the current season. way while Bernle Nicholl’s shot Visiting Nurse & Home Care of season, the Whalers have now Church, 1150 Boston Turnpike. economist for First Interstate sumer prices, will be 4.3 percent Whalers veteran centerman with 2:22 left caromed off the right Manchester Inc., 397 Porter St., Contraceptives policy reaffirmed recorded four straight victories — ” I really respect Doug for 4 Manchester 06040. Bolton. Burial will be in the Bolton Bancorp of Los Angeles. next year, matching the expected Doug Jarvis, who only played in post. Liut also made a tremendous O nter Cemetery, There are no For 1987, the economists pre­ the latest being a 3-2 win over the what he’s done with our hockey increase of this year. WASHINGTON (AP) - The head church’s constant teaching con­ two games this season, has been kick save on Dave Taylor with a calling hours. dicted the economy, as measured —The nation’s foreign trade Los Angeles Kings Saturday night club,” Francis said. "There of the National (inference of cerning proper moral behavior.” assigned to the Binghamton mere 44 seconds left. Elmer Johnson Memorial donations may be by the gross national product, deficit, which hit a monthly record before a crowd of 14,227 at the Civic hasn’t been a more dedicated, Catholic Bishops is reaffirming Church teaching considers con­ Whalers of the American ” It was not a great third period,” made to the St. George’s Episcopal would expand at a 3.2 percent rate, Center. Hartford is now 12-12-4 and determined athlete that I ’ve Elmer Johnson. 81. of 42 Holl St., of $17.6 billion in October, will total church doctrine on contraceptives doms to be an unacceptable means Hockey League to serve as an Liut said. ” I think we’re playing Church Endowment Fund. Holmes matching the forecast made last a record $160 billion this year, but in sole possession of third place in ever seen come into the NHL.” died Friday at Manchester Memor­ after questions were raised by the of birth control. assistant coach and player for pretty well. They (L.A.) just had so Funeral Home. 400 Main St., has January by the Reagan finally start to decline in 1988, the Adams Division. The Whalers ial Hospital. He was the husband of bishops’ recent statement on AIDS. The bishops’ task force last week head Coach Larry neau. The The 32-year-oId Jarvis knows much of the play in the third period charge of arrangements. administration. dropping to $142 billion. The 1986 Dorothy (Freebura) Johnson. Archbishop John L. May of St. said it would tolerate educational are II points behind second-place announcement was made Satur­ this is a good move. "F or me at and that’a a hard way to win.” Louis, president of the conference, programs acknowledging that Boston. day by Whaler President and this time, I think this is a Ftorek, who took over as the positive step,” he said. " It ’ll Plan would reduce said Saturday that a 30-page medical experts advocate the use of General Manager Emile Fran­ Kings’ coach on Dec. 9, was pleased For Hartford, which is riding its cis. Jarvis was scheduled to join give me the chance to continue statement issued last week by the condoms as a means of reducing the with his club’s effort. " I ’m very aid to homeless longest win streak of the season, it Binghamton today. playing and also gets me into the bishops’ task force on AIDS "does risk of acquiring or transmitting pleased with the effort the guys was also its fourth consecutive Jarvis established a National coaching aspect which certainly WASHINGTON (AP) - A federal not call for any changes in the the AIDS virus. one-goal victory. Hockey League ‘Ironman’ re­ is of interest to me.” have shown,” he said. "W e’d like to health official says proposed regu­ cord last December 26th when Jarvis tallied 139 goals and have some points out of It but we For the struggling Kings, it was lations that would reduce govern­ he played in his 91Sth consecu­ had 264 assists in 964 games and don’t.” ment assistance to the homeless their seventh straight loss. Los tive game. The streak, which just 261 penalty minutes. Evans was pleased with the win. are designed to control a program Tired of the same old Angeles (7-20-4) has the worst " I thought it was a tough win for which had "grown out of its record in the National Hockey us,” he said. "That penalty (for the bounds.” League. The Whalers continue their illegal stick) called on us at then Wayne A. Stanton, head of the Holiday Buffet? four-game homestand Tuesday and we wouldn’t have used It if we power-play score. It was Millar’s end there made it scary. It’s good to Family Support Administration in night when they take on Vancouver thought we couldn’t take advantage fourth goal of the season. Hartford see that we can play under that the Health and Human Services Try our exclusive platters* for your and end their homestretch Thurs­ of It.” took a 2-1 lead just 42 seconds into presifure.” Department, said the new rules day against St. Louis. would limit the federal contribution Holiday Party! the second period on a goal by Ron Whalers’ Coach Jack Evans took VYHALER NOTES - 'The Whal­ to a family’s stay in a welfare hotel Reserve Kings’ goalie Rollie Francis. Ulf Samuelsson’s shot responsibility for the incident. "It ers are 6-2 in their last eightgames. or shelter to 30 days a year. They Melanson supposedly noticed that from the right boards was re­ was carelessness on our part,” he . . L.A. outshot Hartford, 32-28. . . also would prohibit use of money in BOB & MIKE’S COUNTRY MARKET Liut’s blade of his stick exceeded directed by Francis past Kings’ said. "Itcam efrom the factory that Millar has four goals and three the Emergency Assistance for the 3>A-inch width requirement goalie Bob Janecyk. 485 Hartford Road, Manchester way.” assists in nine games. . . YYhaler Families of Dependent Children with 2; 14 left in the game with the Midway through the second, scratches were Mark Reeda, Paul program for single homeless peo­ score, 3-2, Whalers. After it was Liut also knew he was at fault. "They caught us off guard,” he Hartford went up, 3-1. On a power Lawless and Randy Ladoceur. . ple, he said. • Hot Coffee found that Liut's stick was illegal, The reductions are planned to said. "Idon ’tthinkRoIIie’seyesare play, Dave Babych took a slapshot .Janecyk waa pulled with S3 se­ Hartford was assessed a two- bring the program into compliance • Deli Sandwiches that good. The vast majority of from the point which rebounded off conds le ft.. .Babych has points in 10 mlnute penalty and had to stave off with federal law, he said. Spending goalie sticks are too wide with the Janecyk. Jay Wells tried to clear of his last 12 games. Nineteen of his APphoie • Garden Fresh Produce L.A.’s final bid to tie the game. under the program totaled about tape on them.” the puck for L.A. but Sylvaln 25 points have come on the power Hertford's Ron Francis (10) pushes the Kings' Wayrra $100 million in the last fiscal year • Daily and Sunday Papers Turgeon managed to hit the shaft of play... The Whalers’ home record "Rollie Melanson told me he After L.A. took a 1-0 lead In the McBean as he eyes the puck during their game Saturday and would decline to about $10 thought it was an illegal stick,” first period on a goal by Bryan Wells’ stick causing the puck to roll is now 7-6-3. . . It was Hartford’s million under the proposed Kings’ Coach Robbie Ftorek said. Erickson, the Whalers knotted the between Janecyk’s pads. Babych first game of the season against a night at the Civic Center. The Whalers' Dave Tippett also 9 Call the ••Party Line’’ 64^: changes. "W e were holding that in the bank affair at 1-all on a Mike Millar was credited with the goal. Smythe Division opponent. watches the puck. The Whalers won, 3-2. A notice of the proposed rules was *Cold Cut, Cheese or Vegetable Platters. published Friday, asking for public comment. The final rule probably Hours: M-F 8 to 8; Sat. & Sun. 'til 7 will take effect in three or four months, Stanton said. Morgan State proves right foe for the Huskies TITLE INSURANCE Nationwiije It Is of utmost Impor­ By Len Auster why basketball teams like Morgan couple of things like squaring up to third 20-point plus effort In five Lanes, the 6-foot-8 freshman from games for the Huskies. “ I just have Hellinikon, Greece, played six 8 Insurance offers tance that a home buyer Manchester Herald State can be found on the University the basket, that we wanted him to minutes, had six minutes, and receive a marketable Let’s Talk of Connecticut schedule. do.” the feel for them,” Gamble said of young title when the deed Is STORRS — There are reasons The No. 1 priority cannot be found ” I did the small things I wasn’t his three-point prowess. fouled out. . . The officiating waa transferred. This on a team-oriented basia. Husky doing. I shot with confidence,” "There was something gained poor, at best. There were three means that no claims to Real Estate technicals and 54 personal fouls David Kooi/Mancheitar Herald wKh Coach Jim Calhoun said he Robinson said. “ I just wanted to from the game. Right now it’a marrieds the property should ex­ wouldn’t bother reviewing the films come out and get myself going. It’s whistled in the nnarathon affair jiid ce'iia^ important going into the break we ist which might com­ of Saturday night’s 103-80 pasting of here now and I ’ll do it against with the teams combining for 74 Special breakfast a break on their promise the buyer's ow­ feel good. Cliff, he made some the previously unbeaten Bears at anyone we played,” he said shots. Murray Williams was strug­ foul shots. " I had no idea what they I auto insurance. nership. For this rea­ were calling," Calhoun said. . . Kelly Juleson, 2, of Manchester, plays Daffy Dean is Dean Cronkite of East son, before o lending In- the Field House In Storra before a confidently. gling so he feels better. In our stage If you are young and noisy crowd of 3,800. of development, it was a good game UConn’s next game la Tuesday, 7 stitutlon will Issue o mortgage on o piece of property. It will re­ with Daffy Dean clown during St. James Hartford. married. Nationwide may The game was also Important to Dec. 22, at the Field House against quire that o title search be done. This examination of the prop­ No, the reason behind having freshman Murray Williams. The for us. Part of the team feel better School’s breakfast with Santa Saturday. be able to save you money erty's ownership history will reveal who owns the property about themsplves, "Calhoun said. Central Connecticut State Univer­ on your auto insurance. Morgan State on the slate— for now 6-foot-e swingman out of Torrington and how title Is held. It will also show If there ore any lodge­ " (But) I would have liked to have sity. . . Calhoun’s outlook for the Cail your iocal — la to help some individuals. This High, who had been slowed by first five games was a 4-1 record. ments, Hens, or other claims on the property. For a maximum gotten more out of this teamwise." Nationwide agent today to of protection regarding the title, a title Insurance company waa particularly important In Cliff injuries and adjusting to the UConn "We end^ up 3-2 so I’m a little LOOK see if you quaiify. can Issue a title Insurance policy to the new owner. It provides Roblnson’i case heading into a system, netted a career high 12 HUSKY NOTES — Husky point disappointed. Now we have to dig ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. protection from any claims after the new owner assumes title. nine-day break for fall final exams. points on 6-of-O shooting from the guard Tate George didn’t take a in." FUEL OIL Find out what you should know about buying and owning a The O-foot-10 junior was In a woeful floor. " I ’m Just trying to put things shot from the field but had 12 INSURANSMITHS SINCE STAN BYSIEWICZ, CLU new home. My extensive Involvement In the community as slump, hitting for 17 points In hla together. Early on I was trying to do assists. . . Pikiell’s right shoulder UCONN n tS ) — C lin Robinson 1M 7 386 Main Street, Manchester well as my many years In real estate have provided me with a last three games. too much," Williams said. popped out for the fourth or fiftli 7-831, W illis McCloud 1-4002, JonXIno 3-4 2-3 6, Steve Plkiell OO OO 0, Tots 75® 1914 649-2891. unique and comprehensive education that I would like to pass He tallied a career-high 3l' And the game saw Phil Gamble time this year in the first half. He Osores 0-0000, Phil OomblsO-102-221, MURRAY WILLIAMS S0nlor Citizen i on to you. Stop by against the Mid-Eastern Athletic continue hla fine play in the only played 11 minutes. He won’t be Lyman DoPrlsst 3-S 40 0, Murray sixth-man role. The e-foot-4 Junior, allowed near the gym for five days, WHIIomt 400-112, Rebort Urssrv OOOO . . . scoreB career high Conference club, hitting 12 of 17 0, Oreo Economou 3-3 4-4 9, Bill Lanes Volume DIaoounta ANNE MILLER REAL ESTATE Calhoun said. "Poor guy, he wants NATIONWIDE from the floor and 7-for-8 from the who shot himself out of a starting 3-4 0-14, James Spradlins OO OO 0, Clint 4-9 2212, Troy Brown 233 213 20, Randy at 985 Main St., or call 647-8000 for any of your real estate to play," he added. Plkiell will need Simmons OO 2-3 3, Korstsn KIbbs OO OO 649-5241 INSURANCE needs, M-F 9am-6pm, Sot. and Sun. by appointment. foul line. "C liff got something out of role, remain on target, especially Hampton 23004, Marcus ShornsM M THRIFTY OIL CO. from three-point range. Gamble surgery on the shoulder eventually. 0. Totals 34-n 37-37 103. 4013, Oomono Williams 0 3 0 0 , Darryl 65 E. Center Street NMIonwkM It on your tld t it (the gam e),” Calhoun said. “ He MOROAN STATB (10) — Willis H IN T : An abstract at mi# Is a written history of a property. It doss not CUFF ROBINSON was 8-for-lO, including 8-for-4 on He can strengthen it through Curtis 3-3 3-3 7, Alsx Porker 0 0 00, 289-8843 NiUonwIdt MulutI kituranct Cofnfwny otter the some protection os Wtle Insuroncs. shot the ball very well. Even when Lawson 0-5 3-2 3, Gary Kotsrwas 3-33-S S, Anthony Rold 1-5234, Roylen AdomsOO Manchester, CL Homt Offlct: Coluiiibut. ONo . . . nets 31 points he missed, he was right on. He did a 3-polnt tries, for21 pointa. It was his exercise only so much. . . Bill Noel Liverpool 27 0-3 4, James McCoy OOO. Totals 2243 4 0 00. ^ MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Dec. 14. MW - M I t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Dec. 14, 1987 SCOREBOARD Race for playoff spots in the AFC confusing contention with a 6-7 mark. Contlniwd from pgRC If Redskins 24, Cosfboys 20 Val Sikahema scored on a 76-yard Dayton X , Duouesne X BB B a s h a m punt return and set up a eecoiM CirdlniliZ7.Blinlt24 iH hw ikt 28. Branen 21 HOW lip iwMiiy nraa DeKulAr • D “ nm ea Washington assured Dallas Its n &_ jiOel. 9 second straight losing record after touchdown with a 46-yard U c k m ObfW'iOL B«wna Vista 47 Hockey Largent, who flipped back to Krleg. FootbaD N.V. OtoMs 7 1? 7-44 How the Associated Press Top Twenty He found Ray Butler alone behind 20 consecutive winning years. Gary return. Then, Phil Simms rallM n . Leeta M 11 • 4 -< r Olliygr • 6 M 7-41 Earthom 82 Blochburn 74 Sggmo 6 M 7 7 - « college bosketboll teams fared for the Elmhurst 91, Carroll, WIs. X the Denver secondary for a 40-yard Clark was the Cowboys’ nemesis the Giants from a 27-10 deficit, M n l Q w f lf week ending Dec. 13: _ Evansville NS, Alcorn SI. 65 finishing with 869 yards passing and StL— Sikahsma 76 punt return (Del I. Kentucky (60) beat Louisville 7675. score. with nine catches for 187 yards and Sea— Warner 3 run (NJohnson kick), Ferris St. X , Wls.-Parkslds 9 _ NHL standings two ’IDs. NFL itin d ln g i Greco kick), 13:S2 7:10 2 Pittsburgh (46) beat Chloogo State Fbrf wovne BlMe X , ardsvllN BlMe X Krleg, who had a S-yard T D pass a I ’D. It was Clark’s third straight NYO— Bovoro 11 pass from Simms 6763; beat West 7064. Seo— Butler 3 pass from Krleg to Butler in the first half, added a 100-yard game and he did it with the (Alleore kick), 11:31 (N.Johnson kick), 14:32 3. lowO (61) lostto No.4Arliena66a. Friends 72 Starting 9 , WALWCOMFERENCE A M im C A N I IMNCR StL— Wolfley 6 run (Del Greco kick), 7-yarder to John L. Williams 2:21 Redskins’ other star receiver, Art Rams 33, Falcons 0 Eoet Third Gggtfer Oroes 82 Monchsstar 9 ' 7:S5 Den— Winder 11 run (Korils kick), 2:32 4. Artsono (74) beat Northern ArlsoM Grand View X , NE Missouri T i I- T ^ * S into the fourth quarter for the Monk, sidelined. W L T Pel. EE EA Second angrier 77-a; beat No. 3 Iowa 6647. NYlsIondsrs 18 9 1 9 19 While Dickerson was fissUng Buftalo 7 6 0 .538 256 375 Den— OAossle 37 pass from Elswiy (Korlls Hamlins 51, Mocotastar 49 "With A rt being out, I felt like I NYG— FG Allegre 27, 4:03 kick), 4:24 5. North Carolina (71) beat Southern Hastings TS, South Dakota T7 NswJsrsev 15 11 4 IJ ** clincher. Sunday, Charlie White, his replace­ •neieiioiJoi 11 1 6 0 .531 256 225 StL— Await 20 pass from LOmax (Del Methodist 6074. PItllburgh 12 12 5 39 M7 The loss ended a four-game had to go out and play a lot harder," Miami 7 6 0 .SX 329 2W Seo— Butler 40 pass from Krleg Hope 91, Rockford 9 ment with the Rams was sisBUng. alimi tt G n e o kick), 7:25 (N.Johnson k!c k ),5 :» 6 Indtana (71 )beatVanderbllt676l ;beat FhItadsIphIa 12 a S 29 97 a a rk said. “ I felt like I put a little f^Wwf EirVlOtTO 6 7 0 .4 X 2 9 276 StL— Mitchell 6 run (kick foiled), 13:50 James Modlsen 6642; beat Washington Illinois St. 61, St. Louis X MtasMngton 13 M 2 a m Denver winning streak and pre­ White, the league rushing leader, N.Y. J«lt 6 1 0 .49 3X 3 X llHnols W esta ^ N3,MacMurrayR pressure on myself to make big Third Qggrlir Seo— W llH a m "^ * o S ? ^ from Krleg State 6756. Indiana Tech 82 Spring Arbor 74 NY Rangers . 9 J6 . 4 9 M6 vented the Broncos, from clinching had 159 yards and scored on 4 and Cetitrol NYG— Manuel 14 pass from Simms 7. Wyoming (4 4 ) beat Alabama- plays." Ctovelond • 5 0 .615 347 2X (N.Johnson kick), 2:21 Iowa St. 115, Crslohton X a playoff spot. 21-yard runs. White has 1,218 yards (Allegre kick), 6:41 Den— Winder 1 run (Karlls kick), 14:35 Blrmlnghm7667. Jamestown 82 BemMtl SI. X (Montreal 19 7 J jg W George Rogers also a pair of Rtttiburgh • 5 0 .615 256 256 2 Syracuse (62) beat Cornell 77a; this season, 286 more than nowtwfi 7 4 0 .59 3X 316 NYG— Morris 1 run (Allegre kick), 2:00 A-61.7S7. Kansas 110, Rhtar T i Boston J! J 2 'S Bilia 27, Cotta 3 1-yard scores. beat OanMus 7777. Kent SI. 92 Akron 74 Hartford !? I? 1 S JS Dickerson. Cincinnati 4 9 0 .3X 244 3X A— 27,623. 7. Mtssourt (71) beat Drake 7674; lostto Buftalo 11 14 5 2 X4 Buffalo’s defense manhandled Danny White, whose two touch­ West Lakeland 74, Marantho Baptist 9 ' ’The Rams, 6-7, who led 26-0 at Rrst downs No. a Memphis State 7662 Lewis X , Quincy 9 OueIXK 12 14 2 a MB the Colts, who could have taken down passes enabled him to sui^ Denver 8 4 1 .684 335 371 W. Duke (44) beat Davidson 10771. ” **°*CAMFBEU«)IIFERENCE halftime, remain in the playoff Son Diego .615 246 373 Rushes-vards Loyola, III. 72 Wisconsin X control of the A FC East with a pass Roger Staubach’s club-record • 5 0 Rrst downs » g Passine II. Temple (64)beatMaseachuse(ts6771; Marietta 72 BaMsMn-Wallace 74 picture after a 1-7 start. Tliey need Seattle 8 5 0 .615 317 253 Rushes-vards 1 ^ 38-1» beat St. Joseph's 6762; beat Rhode Island W L T FIs E F victory. Instead, they managed of 153, completed 27 of 49 for 859 L.A. Relderi 0 .39 »1 259 Passing MS 164 Return Yards Marquette TT, W. Michigan X to win their final two games, 5 8 Cemp-Att-Int TScKendrse 52 Judson X Detroit 13 11 4 a m only 130 net yards, with Eric yards. Kaneat CItv 3 X 0 .231 215 341 Return Yards 54 M 12. Florlda(71)beatRortdaSlate71-46. Toronto . 13 IS 2 a 114 against Dallas and San Francisco, NATIONAL CONEERENCE Como-Att-Int 304B1 17-300 Sodied-Yards Lost Michigan 115, E. MIcMoon 9 Dickerson held to a career-low 19 Punts Michigan St. W, Texas Christian 9 Minnesota 11 IS 4 a m Packers 16, Vikings 10 to have a chance to earn an N F C Socked-Yards Lost 4-24 4 -» 13. Purdue (61) beat Colorado 7754; 9 . Louis 11 14 . s a x yards on the ground. >. • .769 331 23S Fumbles-Lost Michigan Tech T9, SI. Noiberi T i x-Waehngten X 3 0 Punts 4 ^ 4-e Perxilttes-Yards beat Ball State 7647. MIssourl-Rella HI2 Undsnwood 57 Chicago ^ 11 17 ‘ 2 M M6 Jim Kelly threw for two touch­ ’The Vikings could have virtually wild-card berth. St. Loult 6 7 0 .463 315 333 Fumbles-Lost W 10 35:02 14. Geoigetovm (61) lost to Virginia VBluDhl Falcons rookie QB Chris Miller Delloe 5 8 0 .39 2X 311 Penoltles-Yords 7-50 5-A) Time of Possession Mo.-Kansos CItV 77, Prairie View 9 ’*2* 144 downs, giving him 18 consecutive sewn up the second N FC wild-card Tech 6742; beat St. Leo 7640. Monmouth, III. X , Greenville X Edmonton 19 10 60 made his N F L debut in the second EhlMIphla 5 8 0 .39 2X346 Time of Possession 24:44 35:16 15. Michigan (7-1) beat Western MIcNgan Calgarv 18 9 4 X IX games with at least one T D pass. slot with a victory and their 7-6 N.Y. Gkintt 4 9 0 .3X 360 29 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 11766; beat Austin Peoy 6667; beat Eastern (Mornln«rtds 74, NW Missouri St. 72 DT half and went lO-for-20 for 170 RUSHING-Denver, Winder 17», El- Mount Mercy H8, Clarke 19 Mtlnnlpeg 12 14 2 a XI "If you saw one (a hole), please record leaves them in position to OesSral INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS way 712 Long 16, Boddle 1-6. Seattle, Michigan 11763. NIount Union 9 , CoiNtal X , O T Vancouver M 17 3 a MO yards. x-Chlcogo 10 2 0 .833 329 204 RUSHING— N.Y. Glonts, Morris 1046, 16. Oklahoma (64) beat Sam Houston 7 a 4 18 113 tell me because I couldn’t find one. I claim the berth by winning the final .538 29 294 Warner 2776 Wiliams 1047, Kreig o a . (Mount Vernon Nonrene H6, Blufflon X Los Angeles Minneieta 7 6 0 Adams 5-11, Golbreath 1-15. St. Louis, PASSINCi— Denver, Elwnv 21-477435, State 11147; beat Rorlda State 6767; Just couldn’t find anything. They two games, against Detroit and Chiefs 16, Raiders 10 Green Bay 5 7 1 .423 231 247 Mitchell 26-111, Green 1-26, Wolfley 4-21, Long 01-06. Seattle, Kreig 27377236, beat Centenary 15764. FAR WEST Buftalo 3, Boston 2 tie . , Washington. Tampa Sav 4 9 0 J X 266 39 Sargent 4-12, Lomax 2-(mlnus 4), Await New York Mandsrt 2 NOW Jersey 3 weren’t there," Dickerson said. Lonpent Ol-(H). 17. Nev.-Las Vegas (54) beat Nevado- Adams St. X , Colorado Col. 9 Kenneth Davis ran seven yards Bo Jackson’s first football game Detroit 3 10 0 .231 29 354 l-(mlnust). . RECEIVING— Denver, Boddle 7W, Reno 7676 20T; beat Houston 60a. Alasko-Anchoroge M2 Alaska Podflc T9 Hartford X Los A n g m 2 "They played a phenomenal defen­ in Kansas City drew 68,884, the West PASSiNCi— N.Y. Giants, Simms 30-46-1- 16. Konsos (62) beat Awtachtan State for a touchdown with 1:09 to play, Winder 4-7, Jackson 765, Mossle 762, BolM St. X , San Dtago M W a s h in g 2 Chicago 1 . sive game ... ’The defensive line Chiefs’ biggest December crowd v-Sn ErncNco 10 2 0 .833 335 246 357. St. Louis, Lomax 17-300-170. Nottlel 766, Kay 7B , MIcho 1-6. Seattle, 7762; beat Rider 11072 Cal Poly-SLO 59, Hayward St. 44 Bdmontan 2 Vancouver 3 capping a 72-yard drive lor Green E v-NewOrteont X 3 0 .769 348 29 RECEIVING— N.Y. Giants, Bovoro 11- 17. Notre Dome (72) beat Boston U. 74-47; (Montreal 2 Detrolf 3 . played well. ’The linebackers Just since 1078. ’The stadium was draped .4X 29 284 Williams 7-67, Butler 6107, Warner 623, Col-Santa Barbara X , Westmont 9 Bay’s winning score. L A . Ramt 6 7 0 137, Golbreath 047, McConkey ATT Turner Lorgent 3-43, Turner 1-10, Skoral 14, Tice 14. beat Prairie View 6752; lostto DePaul7767. Chapman 62 Point Loma S6 Toronto 6 , New York Rangers 3 #• filled in the hole." by about 100 anti-Jackson banners, Atlanta 3 X 0 .231 19 371 AS6, Adorns 3-10, Manuel 2-27, Rouson 1-10. Cloremont-Mudd IX, Son Bernardino Quebec 2 Minnesota 0 For the fourth straight week. x, NesNew York Giants 24 First Quorler NBAitindIngt Amherst U , Skidmore 9 Clayton, one to Mark Duper. The Giants, who a year ago were didln’t fumble two of the first four Pittsburgh k Son Diego 16 Was— Rogers 1 run (Holl-Shelkh kick), Bloomsburg X , Kings, Pa. X _ Big East Conference D'oll in the midst of a 12-game winning snaps this week, as he did against Detroit 2D, Tompo Bay 10 Whaisrs 8. Kings 2 (Saturday “ They put four or six men up on 4:31 RASTBRN CONFERENCE BluefleW St. 62 W. Virginia Tech 9 W . L W L streak that carried them to the New Orleans in the previous game. Los Angeles Rams 33, Atlanta 0 Dal— FG Runk » , 12:M Boston College 19, Holy Cross 9 Providence - 1 0 4 1 gams) the line of scrimmage and put a lot S e ^ e a , Denver 21 Altanllc Dlylslen championship, lost their ninth But Testaverde, who completed 20 W L Eet. OS Brooklyn Col. 71, Robert AAorrIs 9 VUlonova 1 0 5 3 of pressure on the quarterback," Was— FG Hall-Sheikh 31, 7:16 — Buftalo St. 66, Oswego St. 9 Georgetown 0 0 4 1 game of this season. And the of 40 passes for 262 yards and one Chicago at Son Francisco, 7 p.m. Boston 11 8 .579 LM A im S lM 1 0 S-8 AP photo Clayton said. "This puts their Was— Clark 56 pass from Schroeder 8 8 .5X m Collforola, Pa. X , St. Vincent 64 Pittsburgh 0 0 4 0 (Ordinals, who are considering touchdown, was intercepted once (Hall-Sheikh kick), 14:00 Phllodelphio Seton Hall 0 0 1 Itarfford i 2 9 -9 coverage people out on an island 6 13 .316 5 Charleston, W.Vo. M, Shepherd K 8 Rrst Pertod-1, Ijos (ingetas. P ’ldapn 3 Green Boyot New York Giants, 12:30p.m. Third Quarter New York Colby X , Salem SI. TS S t. John's 0 0 5 1 Woods In their game Sunday night at the where they get no help. And Danny moving out of St. Louis after the and sacked four times by the Was— Rogers 1 run (Holl-Shelkh kick), Washington 6 13 .316 5 (Bourne, Fenton), 7:312 (tarttard, AAlltarl Denver quarterback John Elway (7) is 2 IS .118 8 Comiecttcut 103, Morgan St. X Syracuse 0 0 6 3 (Ferraro, MocDermld), 9:48 (p ^ . season, remained in wild-card league’s 26th-ranked defense. Kansas City at Denver, 4 p.m. 4:15 New Jersey Cornell 61, St. Bonoventure 57 Boston College 0 15 1 Kingdome. The Seahawks won, 28-21. is best at hitting the open man” tMidov, Dec.» Dal— FG Runk 37, 10:13 < OlvMlen Penalties—Duchesne, LA (ngjding), 1:X; pulled down by Seattle linebacker Tony 13 5 .722 — DowUng X , Poce 61 Connecticut 0 1 3 2 Minnesota at Detroit, 1 p.m. Dal— Renfro 25 poss from White (Runk Detroit Edinboro X . Gannon 71 _ Playfair, LA (hoMIno), 8 :a ; Somuetsson, New England at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Chicago 14 6 .7X Hor(lntafference),11:i2 ^____ ^ kick), 11:54 13 6 .684 '/> Falrtetah Dickinson 62 Cleveland St. X ffrturday’s Results New Orleans at Onclntxitt, 1 p.m. Atlanta FTedonta St. X , Brockport St. 63 UConh M3, Morgan State X Second Period-3, Hortford, F T o ^ 13' Philadelphia at New York Jets,' p.m. Indiana 11 8 .579 3 'h (Munvn, Samuelsson), :6 2 . 6 , Hortford, Dol— Borksdale5passfrom White (Runk 11 8 .579 3 'h Oneseo St. 104, Thld 63 St. John's 73, UCLA 74 Ptttsburph at Houston, 1 p.m. kick), 12:11 Mllexiukee (taneva 9 , Daemen 56 Boston College 19, Holy Cross 9 Babvch6,9:01 (pp). Pengitles— If Cardinals leave, Seottte at Chicago, 1 p.m. 7 1) .39 6 Quennevllle, Har (holdino), 4:(H; Fenton, Patriots retreat from the brink A-64,662. C levela^^^^ CONFERENCE' George Washlnglon65,AAonmouth,N.J.54 Pittsburgh X , West Virginia 64 Aftanta of San Frondsco, 4 p.m. LA (hooking), 4:14; C a ir ie ^ , LA (yiv (Wdwett BtvtNen Georgetown X , St. Loeo 60 28 yards to Stephen Starring and 17 St. Louis at Tampa Boy, 4 p.m. Dot was Georgetown X, St. Leo 40 Seton Hall 9 i, Rutgers 77 sportsmanlike comtact), 8:07; Carson, LA and moved the Jets dangerously But Indianapolis lost to drop to Indianapolis at San Diego, 4 p.m. 25 15 W L Eel. oa By Howard Ulman First downs 13 5 .79 — Glassboro St. 74, Wm. Paterson 65 St. Joseph's 9 , Vlllanova 9 7-6. And Buffalo, which beat the yards to Jones. they go out a winner Oevetarxt at Los Angeles Rolders, 4 31-66 (Xillas * lSil^Srio(^i',*UMAnaet«^ The Associated Press close to extinction. Rushes-vards 2767 12 7 .633 1 Glenville St. X , Concord 61 Syracuse 92, Canislus 77 "Th e Jets’ secondary was very pm. Pauing 341 247 Denver Gordon X , Salve Regina 76 Wednesday's Games 17 (Duchesne, Corson), 14:02 Penalties— ’The Patriots were in control from Colts, and Miami, which defeated Washington at Miami, 6 p.m. 16 Houston 11 8 .579 2 Quennevllle, Har (hoMtna),5:31; NIcholls, beat up,” Grogan said. “ When Bv R.B. Fallstrom owner William V. Bidwill not to Return Yards 22 > 9 8 .529 3 IndlorKi, Pa. 94, Point Pork 69 Seton Hall at Princeton FO XBO RO , Mass. — The Patri­ the opening series as Grogan Philadelphia, also ended the day at Monday, Dec. 21 Comp-Att-Int 7767-1 17261 Son Antonio Iona 74, Fairfield 55 Md-Balllmore County at (Seorgetown LA (sloshliw), 6:12; Ferraro, Hor ( s * ^ you’ve got time to throw against The Associated Press move the team had hoped for Dallas at Los Angeles Rams, 7 p.m. 716 71 Utah 10 9 .526 3 Ino), 6:9; Ptayfoir, LA (hojdjng), 16:24; ots were determined to retreat picked on New York’s injury- 7-6. New England and New York Socked-Yords Lost 1 4 15 .211 9 Ithaca 52 Rochester Tech 55 Thursday's Game Uut, Har, served by Ferraro (lltagolsllck). people like that, you’ve got to make more of a show of force at Buach Punts 746 6-43 Socramento Jersey City St. 61, Trenton St. 61 St. Bonoventure at Syracuse from the brink of elimination. The depleted secondary. ’They sc o r^ on are 6-7. Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-1 EckM c Dlvltlea things happen.” ST. LOU IS — If It was Indeed Stadium, but the Cardinals I 13 6 .684 — Johns HotAlns X , Lebanon Vol. 66 a id a n t Qamos Shots on goal— Los Angeles 9F-15— 32 Jets seemed ready to fall off. five of their seven first-half posses­ To win the division title, the NFL rtsutti Penoltles-Yords 7-75 635 L.A. Lakers Kean 67, Romapo 9 Jestan Teurnameni Missing cornerbacks Jerry the St. Louis Cardinals’ last players said the fans on hand 32:05 27:55 Porttarxl 12 8 -too I'/i Hortford7-11-1&-a. . . "W e wanted the game bad and we sions and led 85-6 at intermission Patriots must win their remaining Time ot Possession 10 9 .536 3 Kenyon 66, Wash. A Jeff. 46 Vlllanova vs. LaSalle Power-play Opportunities— Los AngelesO Holmes. Kerry Glenn and Russell made up for the half-empty Seattle Kutltown 77, Alvernlo 9 Saturday's (Mines and 42-6 before the Jets scored games at Buffalo and at Miami and game ever in St. Louis, at least Phoenix 7 X .412 5 of5; Hai1tord2of7. _ did what it took to win,” New Carter, New York was forced to go stands. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS .39 5Vi La Salle K , Fordhom X Niagara at St. John's twice in the fourth quarter. Indianapolis must lose one of its two their exit was one to remember. Brawns 88, Brngils 24 RUSHING-Oallos, Walker 1644, Oorsett L.A. Clippersn 7 11 Lock Haven 61, West Chester 9 Fordhom at Seton Hall (Malles— Los Angeles, Janeevk (ashots-- Eingiand free safety Fred Marion with Carl Howard and converted Golden Stateh 3 15 .167 9'/i Xsaves). Hartford, Uut (32X). “ We needed a big w in," said at San Diego and against Tampa “ Hopefully something can be " I thought there was at least 640, Newsome 71, White 1-2 Washington, SotarSav't Qomes Lone Island U. 66, St. Francis, NY 9 Cal State-Long Beach ot Georgetown said. wide receiver Bobby Humphery. 1 0 7 M -M Rogers2744,Bryant1-2Schroeder7(mlnus Lowell 112 E. Nomrene X Providence vs. Rhode Island A— 14,29. Grogan, who missed the previous Bay. If it finishes at 8-7. New resolved and we can stay in St. 35-36,000 out there,” quarter­ ^WSiTrwT i«»ir nitfsae^tQ M tw Referee— Rob Shick. Unesmen— Ron “It was embarrassing," New Grogan completed 11 of 16 passes # « 7 Loyola, Md. X , St. Francis, Pa. 9 Vlllanova vs. Wake Forest-Canislus three games with neck and England would have the tiebreaker Louis,” strong safety Leonard back Nell Lomax said. “ They ^VASSIN<7-Oaltas, White a-461-3S7. Oilcogo 112 Houston 103 Maine X , Cent. Connecticut St. 71 winner Asselsitne, Mark Vines. York linebacker Bob Crable said. for 180 yards and no interceptions in Portland 106, Indlona Wl __ shoulder injuries. “ ’That’s what we edge against the other four A FC Smith said Sunday after the were very vocal. ’They were a n -P O Breech 20,7:55 Washington, Schroeder 17261-2X. W a s h in g 122 New Jersey 107 Manhattan 65, Lafayette 57 Sunday's Game New England was rescued from the first half and threw Just twice, . Second Oogr RECEIVING— Dallas, Renfro677, Cosble (Massachusetts 7S, Northeastern 74 Boston College at UNC-vnimlngton got." East teams. Cardinals defeated the defend­ cheering the whole ballgame." Detroit 1M, Hew York 76 Fiyars4,JstsS the edge by old pro Steve Grogan, both incompletions, after that. In Oe Stauehter 22 pose from Kosor 777, Wolker 754, AAartIn 7 S , Newsome Son Antonio W7, Phoenix 110 (Md.-Baltimore County K,Cent. Rorlda9 ’The PatrioU began the day in last The only way New York can win ing Super Bowl champion New (Bohr kick), 2:17 7 n , Barksdale 716, Oorsett 77, who picked on his personal patsies his 13-year career he is 11-5 against The Cardinals received a Utah 127, Golden State 73 _ I 2 1 -6 place in the A F C East with a 5-7 the division is if it wins its York Giants 27-24. “Hopefully, Oe Mock 22 run (Bohr kick), 5:12 Chandler 1-7. Washington, Clark 6117, Seattle 116 Los Angeles Clippers 95 Moravian X , Swarthmore 49 with four first-half touchdown standing ovation when they left ae Mock 2 pass from Kosor (Bohr Sanders 755, Warren 1-6, DIdler 1-2 Mount St. AAary's, Md. X, To wson St. 75 Wkintaeu i 6 S—3 remaining games against Pitts­ New York with 33 touchdown we’ll be here next year. Sunday's Games passes that started a 42-20 N F L rout record while New York was 6-6. A the field forhalftimd witha 27-10 kick), 16:11 MISSED FIELD (K3ALS— Ooltas, Ruiek Rrst Period— 1, Philadelphia, Zenl 11 burgh and at the New York Giants passes and 16 interceptions in 19 "If not, we went out a winner. Oe— Tennell 2 pass from Kosor (Bohr 43. Dallas 113, Milwaukee 19 Muhlenberg X , Allentown 64 Golf (Smyth), 1:49. 2, Mtlnnlpeg, AAocLeon 13 ; Sunday. It made the tight A FC East loss would have realistically, if not Atlanta 106, Socramento 100 and no other A FC East team has games. ^ , What did the Cardinals do? We lead. Smith and Lomax re­ kicfc), 14:M Los Angeles Lakers 90, Cleveland 69 New Palli St. 71, Hunter X (Duncan, Berry), 19:24. Penaltv— Carlyle, race even tighter, gave the Patriots mathematically, knocked them out turned the favor at the conclu­ Third Beerier Saints 24. Oilers 10 Philo. Pharmacy 62 Mlserlcordlo X Win (hooking), 1:22 eight or more wins, or if It ties ” I Just can’t explain It.” he said of beat the world champions.” Second Period— 3, Philadelphia, Huf­ new life in the race for a playoff spot of playoff contention. sion of the game when they hung On Martin 54 pass fron Esloson Seattle at Utah, 7 :a p.m Phita. Textile 75, Shippensbure 9 Miami for first place at 8-7. ’The his mastery over the Jets. A crowd of only 29,623. includ­ (Breech kkk), 2:41 Pittsburgh X , West Virginia 64 fman 1 (Propp), 4:9. 4, Philadelphia, "Grogan is always an Inspiration around for a few extra minutes, Oe Staughler 16 pass from Kosor Heustan 6 3 7 0-16 Plymouth St. X , Br1deewoter,Mass. 67 Smith 5 (Sutter, Smyth), 5:9. Penolttm Dolphins are the only divisional ing 5,477 no-shows, turned out in 4 Ghrysiargoiiscarss (Bohr kick), 11:06 NswOrleens 7 M 1 6-44 Potsdam St. 62 Utica X Smyth, Phi (tripplno), 2:35; Mellonby, team the Jets would beat In a to us,” Jones said of the Patriots, mid-40 degree weather for what waving to the crowd. First Quarter NBA rssults Phi (hooking), 6:19. "If we leave, I was saying Rhode Island Coll. 72 Mass.-Boston 71 tiebreaker. who had lost four of their five may be the final chapter of the On— KInnebrew 1 run (Breech kick), NO— Martin 54 pass from Hebert (An­ Rochester M, Cose Western 61 WEST PALM BEACH, Fta. (A P )— Rnal Third Period— 5, Mtlnnlpeg, AAocLeon 15 Atwell, Danehy named goodbye,” Lomax said. " If we dersen kick), 4:17. scores and eornings Sunday In the (Hawerchuk), 11:14 (M).2Wlnnlpeg,Ellett The Patriots ond Jets have very previous games. Cardinals’ 28-year run in St. :(B Rutgers-Newark 66, Montclair St. 9 stay, I was waving hello.’’ a n — KInnebrew 1 run (Breech kick), Second Quarter Mavsricks 113. Bucks BB SE (Massachusetts 111, Framinghom St. 75 16XJIX Chrysler PGA team champlan- 5 (Boschman, Jarvenpaa), 11:52 7, slim chances at a wild-card playoff " I ’m sure everybody’s going to Louis. 6:15 NO— Martin 7 pass from Hebert (An­ shlp on 1he7JISD-yard Palm Beach Polo and Philadelphia, Craven 9, 14:26 (sh ). ' talk about how I played,” Grogan " I ’m not convinced that this is Outside the stadium, one Cle-P O Bohr 27,14:06 dersen kkk), 5:45. Sacred Heart 91, C.W. Post 87 Country Club, the 6,9SS-vard Wetllnglon Penaittes— Tocchel, Phi, double minor to All-America squad berth. group of tailgating fans tacked A-77431. H o u -F G Zendelas 21,11:04. DALLAS (113) Salem, W.Vo. 72 Davis 2 Elkins 9 Club and 6,a2y0rd GreenvlewCove,all (holding, roughing), 7 :3 6 ; Hextall, Phi, "Before we hove to worvy about said, “ but the offensive line played it, but if it is. it’s been fun.” said NO— L.HIIiapassfrom Hebert (Andersen Aguirre 6 a 65 a , Perkins 616 73 21, Scranton 9 , NIesslah 51 served by Smith (tripping), 12:9; Hex- great... the receivers were making Charlie Brinza. of Madison, III., up a banner, '"Trade Bidwill," kick), 14:04. Dorxildsan 66 7411, Blackman 714 6716, ^b e ri-Tw a v, 8M0X0 61-396466-3X Atwell tallied seven goals for the the playoffs, we have to worry O n CIS Selon Hall 92 Rutgers 72 tall, PhLservedby Propp, (delay ofgame), Manchester High Girls’ Soccer great catches, the defense was as he toasted the game’s end in a parking lot, but on the inside 24 17 Third Quarter Hoiger 6116711, Torplm; 777212, Blob04 Siena 17, Marts! 66 Couples-Oonald, X7X 0 62636460— 251 12:X; Boschman, Win (hooking), 17:9. Indians this past year and led them about getting back to playing Hou— (SIvIns 34 pass from Moon OOO, Davis 1-2661, Schrempf751-25. Totals Hallberg44och, SS5JIX 61666063-29 Coach Joe Erardi sai'd at a late getting turnovers. We got some with a bottle of schnapps. " I ’ll everything was positive. Ruehes-yords 3665 27-153 St. Anselm 102 AdelphI 64 to a state quarterfinal berth. She football again," New York quarter­ PoMlne 152 237 (Zendelas kick), 2:44. 404137X113. St. Joseph's S , Vllkinova 9 Jacobsen-Mlller, 91,30 66636064— 254 Shots on goal— Philadelphia 14-7-11— 32 season game, in which his star breaks early and we made them tell you this, it hurts. It hurts “ Dear Santa, Don’t Take M y 101 N O -F G Andersen X, 10:X. MILWAUKEE (77) St. Josef's, Maine X , Lyndon St. Slumon-Wrenn, 821J33 60636663-254 Winnipeg 1M7-13— 42 was the glue to the Indian team at back Ken O ’Brien said. Return Yards 0 (Uxnmlngs 617 7-11 17. SIkma 6161-117, to player was absent due to an injury, down deep.” Team Away,” read one sign. Comp-Att-mt 2247-2 17-260 A-66,257. SI. Michael's X , Bephey X Ctaorvwitar-Fshr, 69 J33 66636063-254 Power-play Opportunities— her center midfield slot. "It Grogan wasted no time in doing count.” 1-7 1-4 Breuer 771-2 7, Lucas 615 04 l.Pressev Rose-SImpson, 817X0 6067-6364-2K Phlladslphla0a(2; MtlnnlpeglofS. if Jen Atwell wasn’t named to the Fumble recoveries led to the Dotty Fischer, of Creve Other examples: “ We Love You Sodted-Yards Lost 7126414,Hodges770012Mokeskl770410, St. Peter's X , Nli couldn’t happen to a nicer person,” that. Punts 736 344 Heu NO St. Rose 67, Cl Clampett-Glasson,815,m0 64966A4 All-America team “ there’s no Patriots’ second and third touch­ Coeur, Mo., brushed tears from Big Red. Please Don’t Leave," 66 M Rrst downs a 2 1 Moncrief14757, Henry 1-4042, StroederOI 257 (ioalles— Phlladelphia, Hextall (9sho4s- Erardi said of Atwell’s selection as He replaced Tom Ramsey as the Fumbles-Lost 040.Totals394516Ba. Staten Island Justice.” downs and the Jets’ 12 penalties for her eyes before the game began and “ Good Luck Birdies Wher­ Psnotttee Yords 7-62 665 Rushes-vards 26110 36151 Stonehlll X,,(hlnnli Amette-Mudd,815JIX 63666366-29 39 saves). Winnipeg, Reddick (3228). an All-American. “ She’s truly a starter and threw a 16-yard touch­ Time of Possession 31:47 a : 13 Possing , 244 240 Stony Bri Thompson-Valentl,8l54IX 6664 9 64 There is Justice. down pass to Cedric Jones on the 97 yards led to the one-sided first " I feel like I ’m going to a ever You Fly." Return Yards 5 41 a a 17 47-111 29 Atwell and Coventry High’s Les­ classy individual and she and Bidwill hasn’t announced a Mitwoukse a a M a — a Susquehanna Patriots’ first possession. He ran 2 half. funeral,” she said. “I don’teven INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Comp-Att-Int 16364 1774 Syracuse 92 i Ladehotf-Rommels, 813X0 64656564 FiamasT.SabrasI lie Danehy, it was announced parents are truly deserving of the definite move yet, and there RUSHINGL-Ondnnatl, KInnebrew 1664, Socked-Yords Lost 714 714 7Polnt goals— Hodges 3. Fouled out— Temple Rhode Island 66 29 yaMs for a touchdoum on their third "Mistakes like that are going to want to think of them going. I ’m SIkma. Rebounds— Dallas B (Oorxildson TS, award.” appears to be a last-ditch effort, Brooks 7-11, JennInM 3-10. aevetand. Punts 643 645 W. Maryland 65, Gettysburg 9 AAohofty-Thompson, 8114IX 666661-65— Monday, were named to National and passed 26 yards to Irving Frya r kill us,” Crable said. "F o r us to afraid If they took off in a plane, Mock 27-1S, Byner 7B . Fumbles-Lost 74 72 7), Milwaukee 9 (Cummings, Pressey 7). W. Virginia St. MO, West Liberty X Culj urv 1 4 S -7 High School Soccer Coaches Associ­ including the involvement of Penoltles-Yards 6 0 1049 Assists— (Villas 21 (Harper 11), Mil­ Stawort-Wlebe, 811JIX 64646665-2X BulMe 6 6 3-1 for-another score on their fourth, make a second half comeback was they’d have to run over my PASSING— Cincinnati, Esloson 2247-70- Wagner X , N.Y. Wlorltime 46 ation All-American team. Danehy had 84 goals, giving her a Gov. John AMicroft, to keep the 361. Cleveland, Kosor 17-360-Ml Time of Possession a : 0 n:37 waukee V (Pressey 7). Total fouls— Ooltas MIheellne Jesuit 61, Belhanv,W.Va. 9 Hoves-Pernlce, 811JIX 64636466-89 Rrst Period— 1, Calgarv, NIeuwendyk giving New England a 21-3 lead. very difficult. It wasembarrassing. body.” 15, Milwaukee 31. Technical— Mokeskl. CalcovecchloDreen, X4IX 66636666— 16 (Roberts, Suter), 3 :9 . Penalties— The players received notification carper total of 131, to lead Coventry team in town. RECEIVING— andnnotl, Jennings 753, York, Pa. X , Ellmbethtown TS In the last 1:08 of the second ’The embarrassing part was that It Fans hopeful of convincing McGee A117, Kottus 444, Martin 763, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS A— 1149. SOUTH 2X Hunter, Cal (holdino), 5:44; Otto, Gal of their selection in the mail High to the state Class S champion­ RUSHINO-Houstan, Roller 2771, Wal­ Adoms-Sonder,aj»0 9 66064 OX (holdino), 7:M; PepllnskI, Cal ( I r l p ^ ) , quarter, he threw scoring passes of happened two weeks in a row.” Brown 244, Holman 717, KInnebrew 1-17, Alabama 12 NE Louisiana 66 Satuirday. Both are seniors. ship »n*p gamegaiuc. h *™* — Brooks 1-4. Cleveland, Staughler 7117, lace 1-12, Hlghsmllh 77. New Orleans, Alabama ASM IX , Morehouse X (Mast-Peoples, XXIX 0666668 3X 9:a; (5ito, Cal (cross checking), 16:il; : Saturday. Both are seniors Mock 717, Newsome 716, Longhome 263, Hilliard 1773, Mayes 17-54, Jordan 75, Hawks 106, Kings 100 Auburn-Mo ntaomerv TS, Cedarvllle T i Clements-Knox, 66XIX 64666066— 2X CreliPiton, Buf, double minor (roughing), Byner 7 a , Brenrxin 1-12, Tunnell 1-2. word l-hninus 1). Austin Peoy 65, Tenn.-SAortln 9 RInker-Upper, aXM) 64676644-3X 11:X; Krupp, Buf (tripping), N:55. MISSED FIELD GOALS-None. PASSIN(7-Houslon, Moon 16364-2a. Irv Berea 92 Camtbellsvllle 64 Cromer-Jones, I6XD0 9 6 6 0 64 3X Second Period—3, Colgorv, NIeuwendyk ' New Orleans, Hebert 177-6254. A TLA N TA (166) Citadel a , Eckerd 9 Delsimi-Pata, a x o 66 65 68 64 20 17 (Bullard, AAoclnnls),:29(pp).XCaleaiv, ' RECEIVINfT-Heustan, (Mvins 774, Hill Wilkins 179729, Wlllls613»412 Rollins Clemson 72 Coastal Carolina 57 Kodvi^rtaer, 82X0 64639-67-461 NIeuwendyk 11 (AAcCrtmmon,Laob), , Flyers put the Jets at disadvantage two men short 6102 Drewrey 740, Roller 242 Rnkelt V7, 14642 Rlvors6106614, Wlttmon6167314, Delta St. 110, Arkansas Baptist X CoMwell-TwIags, tSOOO 6»646366-ai 6:X (pp). 4, Cataiev, AAcOonaM 3 (Hunter, Jeffires 14. New Orleans, Martin 6ia, Battle79042 Koncok 1-3767. Carr65046, E. Kentucky t t , Bristol 9 ItaPS-AAcCalllstar, tSOOO 65636469-061 Wilson), 9:44. 5, Calgant, AAullen 14 Pi1rtali42,Jitt20 Pottlson 747, Hill 247, Hilliard 717, Jones Webb14042Levlneston 77 34 13. Totals Emory 2 Henry X , E. Mermonlte 9 Prvm-Wadsworth,eXIX 63659-66-361 (PepllnskI, Nottrsse). 16:11 itanoltlee 717. Jaeckel-McCord, tSOOO 66666465-361 Follgno, Buf (holding), 6:X; AAoclnnta, Sabres Coach Ted Sator said the 4692 16X106. Rorlda 71, Rorlda St. 46 B y Ken Rappoport Gardner-Webb a , Catawba 67 Barr Jr.-Horne, 836X 6466659-39 Cal (triptfng), 9:52 score was a pretty good indication N.V. JOlS 1 S 6 M - « Nelfard-Zokol,83,1X 6496966 30 Third Penod-6, Calgary, Loob 16 The Associated Press M il 7 SACRAMENTO (166) (taorge Mason X , Radford 9 of the disparity in talent levels Rnckney 65 72 W, Thorpe 615 74 11, (taorgetown, Ky. 76, Rkevllle Calbert-Slmons,a,MO 6496567-30 (Bullard, Tonelll), 17:9 7, Calgary, NHL Roundup Bills 27,Coltt3 TS NIeuwendyk a (Suter, (McDonald), M :a X between the two teams. NE— Jones 16 pass from Grogan Oldham 76 00 4, Pr^lev 77 04 6, (taorglo X , N.C.-Ashevllle 9 Tewell-Woodward, 9 4 X 6565660 Just because the Philadelphia Theus 179 76 X , Jackson 610 72 10, Georgia Tech IX , Augusta 74 264 Buftalo, Dunn 1 (Cretahten), 11:X. "They gave us a rather unplea­ (Pronklln kick), 3:14. Buffdo 7 6 64-17 Penalties— Roberts, Cal, double mbior- Flyers were down by two players. It NYJ— FG Leahy 42, 7:51. 6 Thompson 7-12 65 16, Tvtar 24 04 4, (kgensboro62 Roanoke M Foxon-Mtood,826X 9 686469 368 sant taste of Just how far we’ve got 6 16 6-1 KMne1-6042ArtauckasO104aTotals4793 molor (Moheltcklna, ftahttng), 2:9; NE— Grogan 2 run (Franklin kick), Guilford 11, Pfelfter X , OT Dykstra, Buf, mlnor-maror (reugMng, didn’t mean they were out of streak to eight games. to come if we want to get up to the 12:a 16W HD. High Point 75, Mdngale 9 Buf Harmon 12 pass from Kelly (Nor­ Attanta a a a a - i M Howard U. X , Lincoln, Pa. 14 flehttng), 2:9; Mtllsen, Cal (hookinx, scoring opportunities. Winnipeg’s third-period come­ next rung,” said Sator, who said the wood kick), 7:11. 5 :9 ; Vernon, Col, served by BuHard At a S-on-8 disadvantage because a p a n SgerEwents M a 16 30-4W Jacksonville $1. X , Alhens St. 9 back started when Paul Maclean, Flames have the N H L ’s best pouted out— None. Rebounds— Attanta Kentucky T6, (joulsvllle TS (hoMtng), M:12 of a penalty to goaltender Bon (Pronklln kick), 1:33. But— FG Norwood W, 1:17. Shots on goal' Colgorv 16153— 9 . Buf­ who got goals in the first and third personnel. NYJ—PO Lii^34, 6:K. 44(Wlt1ls10),Sacrarnento41(Thonnpsenin. Kentucky Christian 72 Cincinnati Bible54 TnuiMictioiM 9 Ind-FG Blasucd X , 6:53. Assists— Attanta9(Rlvers 10),Socramento talo 1 X 5 6 ^ Hextall, the Flyers still managed to periods thanks to pucks bouncing "They are a solid hockey team NE— dtarring a pass from Grogon Power-ptav Cbportunittes— Calgary 2 of (Rronklln kick), 13:52. Buf—(FG Norwood 25, 13:03. a (Jackson 13). Total fouls— Attarrto 9 , Kv. Wesleyan X , Indhmo-Soulheast 87, get goal from M urray Craven late off his skates, scored on the power with not too many weaknesses,” he Socramento 9 . Technieat— Atlanta IIN- 3; Buftalo 0 of 7. NE— Jones 17 pass from Grogan 20T (Malles— Calgary, Vernon (M shots-a in the game for a 63 N H L victory added. “ We’re not ready for them (Pronklln klcfc^14j& ^^^ Buf— Johnson 6 pass from Kelly (Nor­ gol defense. A— 10,39. LSU 55, (Maryland 54 BASKETBALL ploy ot 11:14. wood kick), 5:9. Lee IX , Covenant 9 saves). Buftalo, P iw ie (2310), aouller over the Winnipeg Jets Sunday Winnipeg defenseman Dave E l- right now. They’re too good a club But— Smith fumble recovery In end GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS— Traded (11:51 second period, 1511). NE— Dupord 7 run (Franklin kick), Liberty 71, Allegheny 67 night. lett got the tying goal at 11:58 on a for us.” lone (Norwood kick), 13:49. Livingstone 97, Borber-Scotla 9 Joe'Barry Corron, center, and Sleepy A— 12052 S:M. A-60,29. LakiraB0.Cavallira8B F l ^ , guord, to the^Houetwi Ritakets for The shorthanded goal was the long shot after taking a pass from (Mars Hill M, Tusculum 5 / lOth scored this year against the N Y J-M e d o r 6 run (Leahy kkk), 4:25. (Md.-E. Shore 84, SUppery Rock X Rolph Sompeon, foruKird center, and Laurie Boschman. . , BlackhawkB 5, Leafs 1 N YJ— Toon a pan from D'BrIen CLEVELAND (69) M erits St. 72 M lss^ M Steve Harris, guard. Ptacod Chris Mullln, Biaekliawks5.iNapiaLaafs 1 Jets, who lead the league in such Philadelphia got two goals Jurt M Rrst downs a 7 Middle Tenn. 92 Tn.-Chotkinoooa T6 guard, on Injurod reserve. (Leahy kick), 7:12. 46211 17-X Hubbard 62 64 4, Williams 76 76 9, errors. It stopped a rally Winnipeg seconds apsrt In the second period. Rick Valve scored twice in the A-60617. Rushes-vards Mississippi 69, Tulsa S6 LOS ANGELES LAKERS-Ooned Roy Passing 167 77 Oaughertv 616 74 19, Ehio 74 74 9,Prlce ToSiert, forward. I 6 B -1 mounted midway through the pe­ first 3:31 as Chicago snapped an 8 7-15 1-3 12 Ke.Johnson 75 72 6, Corbin Mississippi SI. 62 Mercer X Defenseman Kerry Huffman Return Yards 76 21 N. Carolina A 2T 9 , Johnson C. Smith 9 FOOTBALL 4 1 9 -6 riod with two goals Just 89 seconds eight-game losing streak. N Y J NR Comp-Att-Int 16354 169-4 7106414, Curry 14042Wesl74722Totals Rrst Period— 1, Chicago, Valve 33 scored his first N H L goal and left i t 17 S^ed-Yo^ Lost 04 747 37X2799. CLEVELAND BRDWNS— Waived apart. wing Derrick Smith also connected. The Blackhawks, who had not lost Ruehee-ttards 27111 361» LJL LAKERS NO) N. Kentucky M3, Lake Superior St. 74 (Savard, Bergevin),: 31.2 Chicage, VMvea Punts 647 641 N.C. Central a , SI. Paul's 74 George Mtinstow, punter. Activated AAott (Staplelon, Larmer), 3:E (pp). 1, “ We Just blew It," said Jets eight straight games since 197677, 177 171 Fumbles-Lost 64 72 Green 67 67 14, Worthy 7-15 66 X, Peter Zexel got the Flyers’ first Return Yards N.C Choriolte 82 Davidson 9 Chlocgo, T.AAurray 5 (Ptayfolrr, S:E captain Dale Hawerchuk. “There’s limited Toronto to Just one shot in 12 a Penoltles-Yords 745 6 S Abduktabbor 712 7212 E. Johnson 61362 N.C.-WUmlngtan X , AttantlcChrisllan9 0 R ^ N % 1 ? PACKERS— Waived Alan (pp). 2 Chicago, Ludilk 3 (ttoonon, goal less than two minutes into the Como4ktt-lnt 22671 11-170 Time of Possession X : a X :9 12 Scott 715 72 12 Cooper 14 1-1 3. Rleher.quarterbock.Acllvaled Lee AAorrIs, AAockey), 10:9 5, Toronto, Leemon 11, no excuse for giving up a goal when the first 12 minutes of the opening Sodtad-Yords Lost 442 1-7 M.ThoniiMen 77 04 4, RamMs 1-2 04 2 game. New Orleans X , Fullerlon St. 57 wide receiver, from Inlured reserve. 13:45. Penalties— Lent, Ter (cross­ you have a 5-on-3 advantage and it period while Jumping to a 60 lead. Pvnls 645 662 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Wagner 6104 0, Matthews 721-12 Totals PHILADELPHIA EAGLES— Signed checking), 1:M: Stethers, Tor (htgh- Pumblee Lost 72 66 3 6 « W-n X . NIcholls St. 65, Jackson St. X cost us the game.” RUSHING Buftalo, Harmon 1645, North Carolina X , Southern (Melh. 74 (Mike Kelley, otTensIve lineman. sllcklno).3:E; MtreggE. Ter, eervod by FlaniBB 7, SabrsB 1 T OTwB 16121 760 Mueller 1741, Porter 1646, Kelly 76. ~ a a a w-a In other N H L games, it was Vaive scored 21 seconds into the Time of Posoeeslon North G e o r^ X , Ata.-Huntsvllle X WASHINGTON REDSKINS— Activated Terrion (stashino). 3:X; Mtregget, Tor, 31:12 a :4 l tadtanopolls, Okkerson 11-W, Wonsiw71A _ _ x a a a -a Pepperdine 63, McNeese St. 61 Clarence Verdin, wide receiver, and Tim eervod by Semenko (detavof eame).6:W; Calgary 7. Buffalo 1 and Chicago 5, Rookie Joe NIeuwendyk scored game and again on a power play at Trudeau 71, Bentley 7(mlnus 1). TFetat peel Price. Fouled out— 94one.. 7 Jessie, runnina bock, from Inlured mOIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rebounds Clevelond4l(Wllllam2Dough- S. Carolina St. X , Ctaflln TS Toronto 1. four goals for the second time this 3:31. Troy Murray, who also scored PASSINO-Suftalo, Kelly 16364-167, Tennessee St. 62 E. Tennessee St. 55 reserve. Ptaced Darrick Brill, offen- twice, and Steve Ludzlk nnade it 60 RUSHING New York, Hector 27104, Kldd61-44. Indianapolis, Trudeau617776, erty, CerWn 7), Los Angeles 46 (Green 11). slvekickN,onln|uredrsserve. Craven said the Flyers were season to lead Calgary over Vldi77Reaetal6l,Bllgen HmlnusD.New Asststs— Cleveland a (Bhio 7), (jos Angeles Transylvania 72 Bellarmlne 69 Salisbury 617766. Troy St. 84, Birmingham-Southern X HOCKEY more concerned about killing the Buffalo. before G ary Leeman scored Toron­ Bnglond, Dupord 17n, Collins 11-21, Fryor RECEIVING— Buftalo, Burkett 662 at (E.Jehnson 6). Total (Outs—devetand 717 Grogan 77, Totupu 1-5, Hansen 1-2 Union, Ky. 9S, lnd.-Kekome 64 penalties than scoring at that point NIeuwendyk, who has 19 goals to’s only goal at 12:48. Reed 3-41, Johnson 736, Harmon 710, a , Los Angeles 31 A— 17J0& VMI 71, Shenandoah X HARTFORoilVHALiR^AsslBned Mueller 717, AAefaetoors 74, Porter 1-2 of the contest. But Craven’s this season, scored the game’s first "We knew we had to come out PASSING New York, O'Brien 22677 Vo. Commonwealth 72 Eost Carolina X Doug Jarvis, center, to Binghamton of Second Pertod-2 CMcm o , T.AAurray 6 tadtanopolls. Brooks 755, Dickerson 731, Virginia St. Ill, Cheyney IX the Anierteqn Hockey League as on (Playfair, Larmer), 10:63. PeiMitloo— , thoughts changed quickly when three goals as the Flames improved strong, but when you go up by four 2a. New EBotand, Grogan 11-176-1601 Boun 712 Bentley 717, Wonsley 714, Virginia Tech 1M, Baptist U. « assistant cooch ond plover. tatiote. Tor (charalna), SiaiDrarpy. goals, it’s awfully hard for the other RECEIVINO-New York, Teen 7110, Beach 1-11. mlnormalor (Inrttgatar, ftaMkig), 11:9; Jets defenseman Mario Marois their record to 152-2 over their last Sohn 662 Shuler 6 a , Vkkl-7, Hector 75, Virginia Union 65, Mtlneton-Soiem 9 team to catch up,” Valve said. MISSED FIELD GOALT-None. W. Kentucky 57, Tennessee Tech 53 Lavarra, CM, mriior (fWiNrig), 11:9; misplayed a pass In the Philadel­ 16 games. Klever 1-17, TeemnN 1-W. New England, Rac hoop Toronto Coach John Brophy Mtllllom Corey 82 Mlsslselppl Col. 79 McGill, CM ( t ^ n g ) , M:U; Savard, CM phia end. NIeuwendyk, who starred last Pryor 671, Jones 7a , Starrina 751, Dupord Mtyomlng 74, Ata.-Blrmlnaham 9 berated his team "for almost giving 1-1, Collins i-(mlnue 1). **Thlidftrtod None.Fwiulttx Dsgroy, "H e kind of got it on the toe of his year at Cornell before Joining the MISSED PIELO GOALS-None. Calcndar up after the first period, even Ctllsgs loolball sesrss MIDWEST Ter, molor (tlghllng), S:9: AAockey, CM, stick and I intercepted it," said Flames in time for the Stanley Cup Pit Was Arliena 62 Iowa 59 mkior-malor (Meivolklclng, tloMlne), Craven. “It was a welcome playoffs, also scored four goals though the Blackhawks played a Ashland X , AAercyhurst X 5:9; OoouE, T ^ , mlnor-mleconduct great game.” SOUTH Rockets a (Kevin Lappen 6. Kim (rouehtag), ISMS; VInceleWe, Chi, mls- mistake.” against Quebec on Nov. 19. He has Auadturg 84, (Mstov Adolphus 66 TODAY "Just ‘because we had four Corson-Newmon 21, Mesa. Cole. 7 Molnvllle ond Mike Oarafolo also Aueuetana,lll. IX , NE Illinois E cenauct, 1SM2___^ _ Craven ouUkated If arola into the 12 goals in his last 12 games. AS photo Marshall 34, Appalachian St. 10 p la i ^ well). Knicks 9 (Jason Gold­ Coventry of Bacon Akcodemy, 7:M SholectaegeS—Toronto 5169-9. penalties in the first six minutes is NE Louisiana 44, N. Iowa 41, DT berg, Chris Day, and Bryan Gorman Benedlctlne,Kon. X , Avila K Jets’ end and fired a shot from Just Lianny McDonald, Joe Mullen and Radio. TV Block Hills SI. 82 Denver E , O T Bolton at Rocky Hill, 7 p.m. no excuse to play the way we did the Wlniilpeg'8 Randy Cailyle (8) and Tim in Winnipeg. The Flyers won on a Troy St. 31, Portland St. 17 Boston U. a , Ohio U. n ^PMor-ptoy Oryortunttlee— Toronto 0 of inside the 'HEue line past Pokey Hakan Loob also tallied for for the Wagner 19, D o y ^ 1 ^ 2^ * a ' \ p a u l Solo 13, Richard TUESDAY remainder of the game, because short-handed goal, 4-3. Prenetta 7. Jim Lochfelm ptaved well), Bowling Green 66, WricM S t. 65 Reddick at 14:26. It was Craven’s Flames, while Richie Sunn ruined Watters (7) sandwich Philadeiphia’s Ron - MIDWEST Cent. AAethodlE E , Vrilltam Penn 71 'MonS-Terorile, (34 shota-a hockey is a 66minute game,” TDNISHT Cameron, Okta., X , Pittsburg St., W Celtics 17 (Kevin Coughlin 12. Michael South Cothollcot East Catholic, 7 p.m. saves). Chkoge, Pong (31-X). ninth goal of the season and Mike Vernon’s shutout bid by Sutter in their NHL game Sunday night 7 p.m. — Bears at 47ers, Channel 6, PAR WEST Yeung and Thomas Tlerneyalso played Concordia, AAlch. 82 Concordia, III. 66 Brophy said. Concordia, AAoor. 73, Carletan 68 Hall at AAanchester, 7 :X p.m. A— 17,422. extended his team’s unbeaten scoring with 1:19 to play. WPOP E. Michigan X, Son Jose St. 9 well). 6 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Dec. M. 1987 - 1» 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Dec. 14, 1987 MHS hockey debut a success Sports hi Brief Rockets trade Ralph Sampson Bv Eric Prewitt The Warriors lost another starter few hours after a 25polnt, 15 rebound p erform an ce. in the coming up big when the game was UConn women win fifth straight The Associated Press on Saturday, announcing that By Paul Ofria I told the guys they had a chance to goals when he was left alone in the Rockets’ loss to Chicago on Satur­ oq the line. "Cantrell was on when guard Chris Mullin would go on Manchester Herald win the game or lose it,” Indian slot on a power play. Junior Todd WEST HARTFORD — The University of Connecticut women’s their injured list and undergo day night, when the trade news he hod to be,” Famo said. "H e OAKLAND, Calif. - Ralph Head Coach Eric Famo said after Carlson evened it for the Indians at basketball team won its fifth In a row Saturday with an 86-63 broke. made some great saves and took Sampson and Joe Barry Carroll, alcohol rehabilitation. WEST HARTFORD - A good his first opening day victory in 5:15 when he tapped home a victory over M e University of Hartford. Sampson will take over as center goals away from that team.” two 7-footers who have measured "I’m very surprised and poker player waits until all the three tries. "It was up to them. rebound from an Andy Gagnon Senior forward Krista Blomquist scored a game-high 21 points for the Warriors, 515 so far this ’The Indians equaled their victory up short of expectations, say they shocked,” he said Sunday in an cards are dealt and the bets are in Twenty four seconds later, they shot. Carlson also picked up an and senior center Renee NaJarian added 16, including the 1,000th season, after three years as prim­ output for the entire '86-87 season \ % ‘. can grow in new uniforms. interview on CBS-’TV’s “ N F L T 5 before showing his hand. scored.” assist on the game-t^ng goal. of her career, to lead the Huskies, 52. Pauline Frasina led arily a power forward alongside 7-0 when Chris Gagnon converted “ I ’m ready to try something day” show. “ Reople may perceive Manchester High flipped its last It was Andy Gagnon who tied it Brian Paraseault and Martin Hartford, 1-6, with 17 points. Rockets center Akeem Olajuwon. Pellagatto’s pass into the game- new,” the 7-1 Carroll said Sunday me in different ways. I know I ’ve ace when Chris Gagnon slid a low with 2:21 left when Pellagatto, gave Hall a 3-1 lead after 15 minutes Carroll, the Warriors’ center for winner. ^ after returning home with the got a lot of fire inside me thatdrives wiister home with 1;S7 left in the playing in his first varsity game, but Manchester had its best work seven seasons, will be the forward “ It would have been easy to fold Golden State Warriors, who traded me to play the way I play.” hockey game and gave the visiting dropped the puck in the slot. ahead. when we went down 4-8,” Famo Meclr, Smid net doubles title him to the Houston Rockets in a in a new “ Twin Towers” combina­ His departure from Houston Indians a S-4 opening day victory Gagnon skated to the right faceoff “ We’re not that strong defen­ tion for the Rockets, 11-0 so far. said. blockbuster four-player deal an­ might have been because of differ­ over Hail Saturday afternoon at circle and fired a snapper that beat sively," third-year Hall Coach LONDON — MilosIav.Mecir and Tomas Smid of Czechoslova­ But the Indians used all the cards nounced Saturday night. "The odd guy out in the situation ences with Coach Bill Fitch. Veteran’s Rink. Warrior goaltender Joe DeSimone Scott Winslow said. "Give Man­ and when the smoke cleared, the kia upset Wimbledon chAmpions Ken Flach and Robert Seguso of It was a 2-for-l trade in terms of is Sleepy Floyd, one of the top “ Something happened in Houston Manchester nearly bluffed itself to the far side, just under a waving chester credit though; It battled guards in the league today,” Nelson pot was theirs. the United States 54, 7-5, 57, 53 to win the $200,000 Masters starters, with guard Eric “ Sleepy” and they decided it was time for out of the game by spotting Hail, glove hand. back.” Doubles tennis title at Albert Hall. x Floyd heading to Houston along said. Larose cut the deficit to 3-2 when ’The Indians are back in action him to leave,” Nelson said. 'What I 0-2, a S-1 first-period lead despite with Carroll in exchange for the 7-4 "H e’s the best point guard I ever heard through the grapevine was Andy Gagnon was clearly the he one-timed an Andy Gagnon pass Wednesday at 8 p.m. against Fermi holding a 16-7 edge in shots and Sampson and reserve guard Stdve coached, and I think he still has a that there was an argument. I don’t game’s best player, adding two through a screen 3:14 into the High at the Bolton Ice Palace. outplaying the hosts. Ho|i 3 0 1— 4 Orville Moody wins Senior Classic Harris. year or two of growth ahead of him. know if it’s true or not, but that’s assists to his goal. He was whistled, second frame. Hughes tied it less But the Indians showed no signs ' Monchesttr 1 2 2— 5 “ We had the opportunity to get He’s a dynamite player,” Warriors what was going through the however, for four minor penalties than a minute later with a breaka­ Scerint: KAANAPALI, Hawaii - Orville Moody shota 5under-par 67to of folding when second-period goals Ralph Sampson and we jumped ail Coach (Seorge Karl said. “ We’re grapevine.” by Luc La rose and Brian Hughes with Hall scoring on two of those way goal from a Nate Navasitis Pint period; H— Martin (ParM - beat former National Football League quarterback John Brodie over it,” said Don Nelson, the going to miss him a great deal. leault, Jim Martin), M— Todd Carlton W* A tied the game. Hall went ahead, 4-3, power-play opportunities. blocked shot. (A.Gognon, Lorote), H— Paraseault by two strokes and win the rain-shortened Kaanapali Senior Warriors’ executive vice president, “ But you build championship Carroll, a No. 1 draft pick from early In the final frame before DeSimone was no slough himself Paraseault put the Warriors (unanitted), H— Martin (Andrulonit). I Classic, the final official event of the Senior PGA Tour. RALPH SAMPSON describing the team’s new centeras teams around big men.” Purdue, was the first player chosen Second period; M— Lorote (A.Ooo- Manchester cashed in with two as most of the play took place on his ahead one more time early in the Moody won $45,000 for his third tour victory of 1087, placing him “ a franchise olayer — period.” Sampson was back in Houston, a in the NBA’s 1080 draft. third period when he picked up a non), M— Huehet (Novatatlt). . . .goes to Warriors goals in the last three minutes. Both doorstep. The junior, in his third Third vtrloa: H— Paroteoult (J.M ar­ fourth on the current money list at $355,793. goals were set up by sophomore year as a starter, turned away 36 of rebound the Indians failed to clear tin, Muller), M— A.Gagnon (Pella- in front of goalie Rod Cantrell, who eotto, Carlton), M— C.Gagnon Jason Pellagotto. 41 Indian shots. (Pellagotto). "W e c a ll^ a timeout with 2:21 Hall drew first blood when Rich lost his stick. Saves; AA— Cantrell 14, H— DeSi­ Hulbert, Twey cop Chrysler golf Mullin enrolled in alcohol rehab center left (Just after tying the game) and Martin scored the first of his two Cantrell stopped 14 of 18 shots. mone 35 WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Mike Hulbert and Bob Tway won By The Associated Press welcomed back by the Warriors area. Mullin was fined last week of Mullin, who admitted to his the $600,00 Chrysler PGA team championship by a stroke in a after he finishes an alcohol rehabili­ and given a one-game suspension problem over the weekend. tense ending at the Palm Beach Polo and Country Club. OAKLAND, Calif. — Chris Mullin tation program in the Los Angeles after missing practice for the The winner of the John Wooden E East hockey is impressive in opener Starting the day five strokes ahead, they had trouble putting is confronting a problem with beer area. The announcement that he second time this season. Award as the country’s top college AP photo Mullin was suspended Friday and almost got caught by Fred Couples and Mike Donald, who drinking that he refused to admit would leave the team came Satur­ basketball player in 1988 and the after missing practice for the Smith, 45-41, in its 1987-88 debut Becca Bridoeford 10-02, Rachel Prvdol had a 15under par over the 7,055yard South Course. previously, according to Golden day night. all-time leading scorer at St. BOLTON — It was an impressive 10-0 2, Krista Evans 1 1-2 3. Totals 13 Dallas' James Donaldson (40) slams one home In front of ” As soon as he gets well, he’ll be second time this season and Saturday night. 15-28 41. State Warriors vice president Don John’s, Mullin also was a member beginning for first-year Coach Joe Milwaukee’s Randy Breuer (45) In their game Sunday In back. Time doesn’t matter,” Nel­ claimed personal problems. Hubbach and the East Catholic H.S. Roundup E.O. Smith is now 1-1 for the Nelson. of the gold medal-winning U.S. Hussein wins Honolulu Marathon " I had heard Chris was a big beer son said. “ He’s going on the injured “ As far as we know, drugs are not High ice hockey team as the Eagles season. Milwaukee. The Mavericks won, 113-99. Olympic baskettiall team in 1084 Bolton wins first drinker, and I ’d heard he had list. This is an illness, and we Involved. There’s no reason to think swamped North Haven. 10-0, Satur­ Coventry is back in action tonight HONOLULU — Undeterred by rain. wind, humidity and a and started 30 games after being prised by the one-sided outcome at 7; 30 against Bacon Academy in problems with consumption of understand. It’s an illness a lot of it’s anything else besides alcohol,” day night at the Bolton Ice Palace. BOLTON — It didn’t come easy strong field, Ibrahim Hussein of Kenya coasted to His third drafted No. 1 by the Warriors ir. beer,” Nelson said Sunday. "The Americans have and Chris is one of Nelson said. What Impressed Hubbach the against North Haven, which was Colchester. as Bolton High found itself in a 1985. 9-11 a year ago. “ We were very The Patriots had leads of 10-5 and straight victory in the Honolulu Marathon. first day I came in here, I them.” Nelson, the former Milwaukee C most? "The determination. ’The physical matchup but the Bulldogs Fumbling Lakers Carla Beurskens of the Netherlands also became a three-time Bucks coach, became the Warriors’ Mullin has averaged 17.0 points a physical. We pounded that team 23-20 after two turns before E.O. confront^ him with that. Like most On Saturday, the Warriors an­ effort was the main thing. I do won their first girls’ basketball executive vice president this year. game, as well as 35.1 minutes, 4.6 Into the ice. They lost their Smith, on the strength of some cold Honolulu Marathon champion, capturing the women’s division in people with problems, he didn’t feel nounced that Mullin, a starting coach effort and the effort was game ever Saturday afternoon with He said Mullin told him he’d try to assists, 3.4 rebounds and Is shooting composure while we played under Coventry shooting, went in front at 2:35; 11. But she failed to beat the women’s course record of he had one. guard In his third NBA season, was there,” Hubbach answered. a 22-13 win over East Granby High. go without a beer for six months. 47.5 percent and 90.7 percent from control,” he said. "The system 34-30 after three periods. ’The 2:31:01 that she set in 1986. “ He was hiding his problem.” enrolling in an alcohol rehabilita­ Junior Andy Prestach and sopho­ ’The Bulldogs, 1-1, went 0-18 a rally to top Cavs "H e couldn’t do it,” Nelson said the free throw line. Nelson said Mullin would be tion program in the Los Angeles more Chris Hills each recorded a looked pretty good.” Panther lead went to 39-32 before year ago In their first varsity three-goal hat trick for the Eagles East is now idle until next Coventry rallied. *‘We started season. with senior Captain Tony Grant Monday night when it plays Green­ getting the ball inside to (Kim) ’The Crusaders are now 0-2 for the By Bill Barnard adding two tallies including a wich High at the Dorothy Hamill Mizesko,” Coventry (Oach Ray season. Three East Granby players The Associated Press NBA Roundup E. Michigan short-handed score. Senior Dan Rink in Greenwich. Dimmock cited. fouled out in the fourth quarter. West also played well with three East Catholic 1 5 4— 10 Mizesko had 10 of her team-high Bolton had a 14-12 lead into the For one half against the (Heve- North Haven 0 0 0— 0 18 points in the fourth quarter. assists. The third Prestach goal left Scoring; fourth period and was able to take land Cavaliers, the Los Angeles goes to air CONTRACTORS- Hubbach Impressed. “ He bounced First period; EC— Grant (West) 4:13 (Coventry took the lead with two advantage of the Crusader foul Lakers looked like anything but the ball to Worthy, who passed the Second period: EC— Hills (unos- off three guys and on one leg shot It minutes left and held off the difficulties. defending NBA champions. ball across midcourt and the ALTERING & REMODELING sisted) :49,EC— Prestach (Scott Drum­ Lakers ran out the clock. Into the upper comer. ’The last guy mond) 1:43, EC— Prestach (Jeff Morin) visitors. Wendy Neil had 7 points and ’The Lakers had 19 turnovers, shot for bowl win broke his stick on Prestach’s 3:35, EC— Grant (unossisted) (sh) 7:56, Leslie Danehy had 12 points while Michelle Hardee 6 to lead the 39.4 percent and trailed by as many "It was a bad play on my part,” EC— Morin (Prestach) 13:17. Maura Danehy and Mizesko winners in scoring while Ann Lewis as 11 points in the first half Sunday helmet. That was one of the best Third period: EC— Hills (Grant, Price said. " I had a pretty good By Bob Greene latched onto 20 and 13 rebounds, did a good job on the boards with 15 in their first home appearance goals I ’ve seen as far as determina­ West) 1:10, EC— Prestach (unassisted) shot, but there was still a lot of time The Assocloted Press tion,” Hubbach said. 3:13, EC— Ciraco (Scott Savoskl) 4:39, respectively. Mollie Jacobson. rebounds. foiiowing a five-game Eastern road on the clock and I didn’t want to EC— Hills (West) 6:03. Brenda Thalacker, Nektaria Gitsis trip. Jeff Morin and Rob Ciraco added Saves: EC— Pasterick 17, NH— Bolton’s next game is tonight at 7 give the ball to the Lakers with too single markers for the Eagles. Junosz 20. and Corine Cagianello played well at Rocky Hill High School. "Our passing in the first half was much time. I should have pulled it The wishbone is a running East outshot the visitors, 30-17, defensively for the Patriots. BOLTON (B ) — Wendy N f II31 7, Ann comical,” Coach Pat Riley said back out and called a timeout, and offense, one that is used to control Dorota Bzymek had 18 points to Lewis 2 1 5. Amy Stoudt 1 1 3, Michelle after the Lakers came back to the football and keep the other with senior Jamie Pasterick earn­ Hardee 2 26, Sara Lewis 011, Donlelle as a result, we didn’t even get a ing the shutout in goal in his debut Girls’ Basketball lead E.O. Smith CuryloOOO, Teresa McMahon 000, Jill defeat the Cavaliers 9589. ” At shot.” team’s offense off the field. with the Eagles. He played in COVENTRY (45) — Mollie Jacobson 1 Supple 000. Totals 8 6 22. halftime, I didn’t have to yell and 4-7 6, Leslie Danehy A 0-0 12. Kim BAST ORANBV (13) — Betsy Beek- scream. I just wrote the number 19 ’The Lakers finished with 27 It worked perfectly for Eastern Massachusetts a year ago. He got Coventry wins opener Mizesko 9 04 18, Maura Danehy 31-4 7, man 000, Michelle Poudrier 102, Tara turnovers and shot 45 percent from Michigan as the college football Kalatuf 113, Susan Purcer 204, Debbie (turnovers) on the blackboard. I plenty of support from his six Nektaria GItsIs 0 0-0 0, Corine Coglo- the field, but Johnson said the team bowl season got underway. COVENTRY - Rallying from a nello 0 0-1 0, Brenda Thalacker 1 0-0 2, VIschak 2 0 4, Jen Sobastlanelll 0 0 0, thought we played a solid second defensemen, including sophomores Wendy Halter 0 0 0, Shelly Dube 0 0 0, didn’t let down after their one-point Sean Keith and Mike Raffin, who seven-point deficit with just over Michelle Dixon 00-00. Totals 20 5-12 45. half.” But the Hurons went to the air to E.O. SMITH (41) — Dorota Bzymek 4 Tany BrackfleldOOO, Angela York 000, -” We seem to have problems when victory in Boston on Friday night. played well in front of him. six minutes left. Coventry High 10-15 II, Heather Kubasek 01-51, Molly Heather Benslnoer 000, CarvO'BrIenO gain a 3527 upset victory over San Hubbach said he wasn’t sur- girls’ basketball team downed E.O. McHugh 0 2-4 2, Jessica Carter 61-2 13, 0 0. Totals 6113. the Eastern teams slow us up,” Magic Johnson said. “ We just have Mavericks 113, Bucks 99 Jose State Saturday in the Califor­ to grind it out against those teams. nia Bowl. Dallas won its fifth straight We were playing not to lose and ” We didn’t expect that much when we play like that, this is the game, outscoring Milwaukee 4529 in the fourth quarter as Sam wishbone, but we did expect what Lute Olson’s return a triumphant one kind of sloppy game we play.” they did successfully, and that was Perkins scored 11 of his 21 points in James Worthy, who finished with the period. to control the ball and eat the 20 points but ha() seven of his nine By Bob Greene Perkins, who was held scoreless clock,” San Jose Coach Claude 4 turnovers in the first half, made a The Associated Press in the third period, scored seven Gilbert said. “ Most of our problem driving basket with 33 seconds left straight points down the stretch as NCAA Hoop for the game’s final points. Was trying to take the ball from "The old coach wanted this more Dallas broke away from a 7570 tie In the only other NBA games them.” than some others,” Lute Olson said. after three periods. Perkins’ inside Sunday night, Dallas defeated San Jose State led the nation in He got exactly that. think they knew it was pretty basket with 3:36 left gave the Milwaukee 11599 and Atlanta beat passing this year. But the Spartans’ Olson coached Iowa to six sea­ important.” Sacramento 105100. Mavericks a 94-88 lead. high-powered offense spent most of sons with 20 or more victories from Tom Tolbert, a 6-foot-7 center, After Worthy gave Los Angeles a the game sitting on the sidelines 1974-83 before moving on to scor^ 14 of his 18 points in the 9589 lead, the Cavaliers pushed the Hawks 109, Kings 100 watching their defense trying un­ second half, including eight Arizona. ball upcourt without taking a Atlanta handed Sacramento its successfully to halt EMU’s wish­ He returned to Iowa City Satur­ straight after Iowa’s Bill Jones hit a timeout. eighth consecutive defeat as Domi­ bone attack. day night and received a standing follow show to make it 44-44 with But Cleveland’s Mark Price was nique Wilkins continued his hot ovation from the capacity crowd of 8:03 left. Tolbert’s spree was part of ” We were staying so long on the trapped by the Lakers and lost the streak with 28 points. sidelines we couldn’t get the feel of 15,500 chanting. "Lute, Lute. a 10-3 Arizona run that gave the ’The Hawks took their biggest Wildcats a 54-47 lead with 4:27 to ball just before the 24-second clock the game,” said San Jose quarter­ Lute.” expired. Los Angeles then was able lead at 8562 with 11:27 left in the " I can’t tell you how much I play. Arizona made seven of 10 free back Mike Perez, who still threw to keep possession until time ran game, but a 3516 spurt by the Kings for 290 yards on 26 completions In 39 appreciated the fans’ initial reac­ throws in the last minute to brought them within three with 26 tion.” Olson said. “ That was kinder preserve the victory. out. attempts. ’ ”The idea was for Mark and I to seconds remaining. Reggie Theus, than it needed to be — or should Roy Marble led Iowa with 16 The Hurons dominated play run a pick-and-roll,” said Brad who finished with a season-high 35 points and B.J. Armstrong added except for a period in the third and be.” Daugherty, who led Cleveland with points, and scored His fourth-ranked Wildcats didn’t 15. early fourth quarters when the 19 points. " I thought he had a clear 10 points each during the Sacra­ return the favor, however, knock­ Iowa Coach Tom Davis said his shot at first, but he didn’t take it. mento rally. Spartans took temporary leads. ing off No. 3 Iowa 66-59. team did not handle the buildup to After that, everything got so Wilkins, who scored 45 points Then Eastern Michigan, the run­ “ You just don’t put in nine years the game as well. Friday night against Golden State, ning team, sprung their big sur­ "They handled it much better clogged up and he just lost the with all the friends and all the was 15for-23 from the field against prise, going ahead to stay when memories I had here and not have than we did,” Davis said. “ That ball.” The Lakers’ Byron Scott tipped the Kings. quarterback Ron Adams threw a this kind of return be pretty shows a soft spot on our ballclub." 32-yard touchdown pass to Craig No. 1 Kentucky 76, Louisville 76: important.” Olson said. Ostrander with 3:59 left in the In other games Involving Top Ten Cedric Jenkins tipped in the win­ game. teams Saturday, it was No. 1 ning basket as time expired — his DONT MISS OUT SPECIAL OFFER “ Ostrander was telling me ail Kentucky 76, Louisville 75; No. 2 only points of the game — to give Pittsburgh 70. West Virginia 64; No. top-ranked Kentucky its victory day he could get open, so we went 5 North Carolina 90, Southern over Intra-state rival Louisville. with it,” Each Michigan Coach Jim MethiKlist 74; No. 6 Indiana 63, ’Die Cardinals had taken a 75-74 Harkema said. “ Probably it was a Washington State 56; No. 7 Wyom­ lead on Pervis Ellison’s baseline BOXING'S good idea.” The Hurons’ defense halted San ing 74. Alabama-Birmingham 69; jumper with 40 seconds to go. AP photo No. 8 Syracuse 92, Canisius 77; and Rex CTiapman scored 21 points to Jose on two key drives, keeping the No. 20 Memphis State 76. No. 9 lead Kentucky, 4-0, while Herbert Matt Brust (23) of St. John's dribbles past UCLA’s Trevor Spartans from scoring from the Missouri 68. Crook paced Louisville, 0-2, with 24 Wilson (4) In their game at Pauley Pavilion on Saturday. GREATEST Eastern Michigan 5yard line on 9 In the Second Ten, it was No. 11 points. four straight running plays In the ’Temple 75, Rhode Island 66; No. 12 " I knew it would be a tough The Redmen won, 72-64. second quarter and stopping a Florida 71, Florida State 48; No. 13 game,” said Kentucky (^ach Eddie fourth-and-3 pass from the Huron 35 Purdue 96, Ball State 47; No. 14 Sutton, whose team blew a 13-polnt dunk. games. with 2; 10 left, ending San Jose’s last Georgetown 78, St. Leo 40; No. 15 halftime advantage. “ Louisville is West Virginia’s Darryl Prue had No. 6 Syracuaa 62, Canlslua 77: KNOCKOUTS drive. Michigan 115, Eastern Michigan a good team. I knew if we didn’t 21 points. Sophomore Derrick Coleman Tailback Gary Patton rushed for 63; No. 16 Oklahoma 152, Centenary play as well as we can play it would No. 8 North Carolina 90, 8MU 74: scored 10 straight of his career-high MikeTyson and Larry Merchani host a hard-hitting ISO yards as Eastern Michigan 84; No. 17 Nevada-Las Vegas 89, IDB clOSB." Ranzino Smith scored 10 points in a 24 points during a 2:45 span early in look al some ot boxing's most dramatic moments. 8 No. 2 Pittsburgh 70, West Virginia three-minuie span oi me second became the first Mid-American Houston 69; No. 18 Kansas 110, the second half as Syracuse topped Conference team to win the Califor­ Rider 72; and DePaul 73, No. 19 64; Freshman Jason Matthews half, including a jumper that gave Canisius. Coleman had only five nia Bowl after three one-sided Notre Dame 69 in overtime. scored 19 points and sophomore North Carolina the lead for good, points in the first half for the No. 4 Arisona 66, No. 3 Iowa 66: Rod Brookin keyed a late spurt to 51-49, with 15:20 to play. The Tar Orangemen, 52. Canisius, winless Pacific (^ast Athletic Association Olson, who took Iowa to the Final lead No. 2 Pittsburgh over West Heels trailed hy as many as 15 in four games, was led by Brian victories. Four in 1960, said he tried to hide his Virginia. ’The Panthers, 4-0, took points before rallying behind Smith Smith’s 24 points. “ Our game plan was simple; play When you use the Golden Opportunity Pages^ find our senior reference guide; statewide listings on and J.R. 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J TO'vrAY , VoNO TM'Cn«(5 4 . 8CEAKFAST BeoS IN MoTEtlfSrAnwECC DIPPED, COSMIC m e TUNft H6 bRppS t»W N ACROSS 5 Defsnasisaa Answer to Previous Punia •'Tb€HLl6MT- pwcTicN-Joke suppues MeeutA,APVAsJffl))fEceAL Moiol fr**-' b o m mere T o AioSeiy r e- 6 Adam's , ENMENT.f JCRUICER? ^ -BIPlJODIHS aaFRS.nc. IT IS SMOWNtl op The- □nClBOD BODDEIC] The Three Kings’ airs Thursday J” i alpha ' -4i 1 “V" In "RSVP" grandson m o v e p u i u x i a c t . □BDEIBO QBC3DC1D TENCE.'/ CEn Ta u RI 5 By birth 7 Last queen of played the late FBI director J. Edgar Hooverjjn nciEm na ociBCicio the three as the three kings in the annual 8 Blank Spain By Jerry Bucks another mlniseries. "Robert Kennedy and His 12 LhaM — (dog 8 Wider □□ BBB BBOD The Assocloted Press Christmas pageant. But when Warden finds himself in costume and with three rented camels Times," he played Joseph Kennedy Sr. bread) 9 Kingfiah He also stars In the Woody Allen movie 13 _ Landari 10 Emerald DOBBBOB LOS ANGELES — While filming the ABC at his disposal, the temptation is too great. With the psychologist and a TV reporter in hot * *S6Dt6IHt)d*« * * 14 Part of a 11 Qraoeful animal T i l l Christmas movie "The Three Kings," Jack " I play a psychologist." he sold. "It's about a church 19 Brooch Warden went to work everyday with a bag of figs pursuit, the three kings end up at a downtown R OlM A l tent city where they witness a true miracle of family that gets together in New England You 15 Pour 20 Single time for one of his co-stars — a camel named >4 R A Q find out all about them. It’s a picture that Woody \l a; p E E Christmas. 16 Hawaiian 22 Aardvark's dist Scirocco. shot once and didn’t like. He rewrote it and H'm ,i| timber tree N O "W e’re looking for the Christ child and we 23 Trucks "H e’d see me coming and he’d wait for me,” recast it and did It again. I ’ve never heard of that 17 Bargain L A F V Q O p A H encounter a lot of different things on our mission PEANUTS by ChartM M. Sehulz 'f.friWJ: 24 Pertaining to an o Warden said. before. It shows what a perfectionist he Is. baaamant avant to the manger," said Warden. "W e see a blimp ago c A N 1 N E E L A 1 N E In the movie. Warden, Stan Shaw and Lou " I ’d never worked with Woody before. I knew 18 Raapa and a helicopter. Then we do see a star. A giant 25 Thatch palm T 1 T T E R N E S T E R Diamond Phillips play three misfits who think Mia Farrow. I ’d worked with her on ‘A Death on 20 Second of two they’re the Magi and escape an institution on neon star. We go through an enclosed shopping IM m a k in g o u t MS' AREN T you KINP I'MMOTASKlMe., TI5 THE 26 Charged O R s o N| A S T H M A the Nile’ in Egypt. I had dinner with thein one It-rf 21 Bottia cap 1 camelback to find the true spirit of Christmas. mall. CHRISTMAS CARP LIST.. SEASON PRINCIPAL'S "The toughest part of this business is particlaa night. The offer just came out of the blue. OF OLP FOR ME? you TO MARRY ME! 22 Chemical auffix "The camels ride beautifully, but the hard "W e take the back roads, but we do have an COULPI HAVE VOUR TO BE OFFICE convincing employees they’ve really 27 Single part 38 Was Intro­ 44 City In Nevada X J05TWAMTTO 23 Poiaon encounter with the police. I talk the policeman His last series was "Crazy Like a Fox, 28 Cut duced to 45 Measure of part is getting them upanddown,” said Warden. HOME APDRES5? SENPYOUACARb!! been tired." C 1SST»YNtA.to4 26 Cover over into going home to join his family. He realizes canceled by CBS. “ I think CBS is sorry about 29 Mrs. Dick Tracy 40 Donkey paper "It’s like an Erector set. They move in sections. that,"hesaid. "W e were in the Top lO.Thenthey 1 C 30 Olva'a apaciatty that weareapartofthe Christmas spirit and lets 31 Exceedingly 41 Urn 46 Bandleader Ar- If you’re not careful they can throw your back 31 Caat ballot us go.” moved us opposite ‘Dynasty.’ Then they puf u® 34 Baseball club 42 Back naz out. against Bill Cosby. Then they canceled us. It s 32 Compaaa point "They also can be nasty-tempered. One spit Warden’s next work is in a theatrical thriller 35 Subject to 43 Eugene 47 Printer's unfair to do that to a show, but they own me THE ORIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr 33 Short aleop last night on Stan Shaw. Then she spit on one of called "Presidio.” balloting O'Neill's direction store. We came back for a movie in London^that 34 Numbers " I play a Medal of Honor winner who gets into 37 Straps daughter 49 Saits the handlers." was their highest-rated movie of the year. 35 Contends "The Three Kings," written by Oscar-winning a little trouble, and Sean Connery helps me out," /z-/y ^®196M>nltp^*ttur^^iidlCBtoJnc \N$ULT5. 9 10 11 36 Wood lice 1 2 3 8 screenwriter , will air Thurs­ he said. "H e plays a lieutenant colonel in my old Warden was serious when he referred to the 3S Specks day on ABC. Mel Damski was the director and outfit, the 101st Airborne. I'm a retired master 101st Airtom e as his old outfit — he served with 5H0PP1H6YET. fij 12 n 14 HAQAH t h e h o r r ib l e by DIk Brownr 39 Fodder producer. The movie also features Vic Tayback, sergeant. Mark Harmon also stars as a former the division in World War II. :40 After tSUHTHER? IB 17 Charles Nelson Reilly. Jane Kaczmarek and serviceman." deductions ^ Warden Is one of the busiest actors in movies "That’s how I started acting,” he said. “ I Tiana Alexandra. broke my leg and they sent me back to the 41 Engine sound 18 It takes place two days before Christmas, and television. Earlier, he was in the syndicated States. I was in a hospital for nearly a year. E 44 Delays when the hospital psychologist relucUntly casts miniseries "Hoover vs. the Kennedys.” He 48 Vast period of time 49 Actor Sparks 23 24 26 50 Often-pickled vagatsbia 30 T V Tonight 51 Carolled 33 52 As wall as (39 Star Trek 53 Emit coherent 5 :0 0 P M QD Th« Ok) Friends Save CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks S Catale 36 (3® Feed M y People li^ht ChriBtmM The Glo friends attempt to res­ MOTOWN C G O O P T O / ^ 54 Ages cue Sants, who has been imprisoned by 3 ) Consumer Discount Network A SHORT TIME AFTER REACHING THE RETREAT., Blanche, the Wicked Witch of the North MERRY 55 Lad (3) Alfred Hitchcock Preeante Pole CHRISTMAS 56 Sand forth 41 42 43 99 Gene Scott $ D M O VIE: 'Pollyonna' A 13-vear-old or­ [CNN] Newsnight phan works a special kind of magic artd Natalie Cole and 48 THE PHANTOM by La* Falk « By Barry DOWN spreads joy to the malcontents of a New Smokey Robinson [E S P N ] N F L 'i Qraateit Momenta High­ England town. A "Wonderful World of capture the holi­ lights of tha 1985-86 Chicago Bears (R) 1 Tubs 61 Disney" presentation Hayley Mills, Jane rmrmexBp/Mn. .VYHCJEVER I day spirit at the [USA] Dragnet I p v f pKeAp&>secaer-pouce PRiaoN,. 2 Oil cartel Wyman. 1960. JM1 NEAR PIANAS i AWAY.'/MAYBE 64 1 2 :0 5 A M (X) Magnum, P.l. (abbr.) ' [E S P N ] Auetralian Rules Football |60 Aquarius The­ ater in Hollywood 3 Addict min.) 12:1 5AM (I) Aek Dr. Ruth 14 4 African land (c)1987 by NEA. Inc [HBO] Emmet Otter's Jug-BwKi in "Motown Mer­ [H BO ] MOVIE: "The Tender Age' A pro­ Christmas Emmet and his mother com­ ry Christmas," air­ bation officer tries to determine why on pete in a local talent contest. |60 min.) 18-year-old girl from an apparently good ing MONDAY, home is repeatedly in trouble. John Sav­ [M AX] Crazy About tha Moviaa: The DEC. 14 on NBC. Movie Trivia Show (C C) Interesting facts age, Tracy Pollan. 1985. Rated NR. are presented with clips and stills in this 12:30AM (E WKRP in Cincinnati trivia quiz on the movie industry. CHECK IISTINGS CE Truth or Coneequencet ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnaon [TM C] MOVIE: 'Dangerously Close' FOR EXACT TIME The days of some upper crust high school (181 Uncle f-Kryd TH|5'nM&0FVtARAlWAV& I WAWT.,,1 WAMT...T WAMT.. IWAMt.,,1 WAWt IWAUt. CELEBRITY CIPHER vigilantes are numbered when the school (3) (3) Late Night with David Lattarman MAK66fAfcNWWOOa. C«l«br1ty Qpbar cryptogramR art craatad from quotaHon* by famoui paopte, paat and praaant newspaper editor exposes them as ac­ (R) (In Stereo) I WAIOT,.. I WAK)T. I WANT... Each lattar m tha c^ihar atandi for anothar. Today’# cAm . 6 aqual# O complices to murder. John Stockwell. J. (3) Alfred Hhchcocfc Praunta Eddie Peck, Carey Lowell. 1986. Rated R. ClM7KmgfBSiu«nSyn(M:«it k (3 ) NIghtllna (CC). y *M VTON BSO ZBEQV (in Stereo) [ESPN] NFL'a Qrsatut Momenta High­ 5 :3 0 P M dD Fat Albart Christmas lights of the 1984 San Francisco 49ers. (R) BLONDIE by Dean Young S Stan Draka JLFVOB NLZ MT BFEKRUO Spaclal Animated. The Nativity story ery ("Carson; The Unauthorized Biogra­ [USA] WWF Prime Time Wrestling comes to life for Fat Albert and the Cosby phy"); actress Elizabeth Taylor (Taped) [U SA ] Edge of Night Kids when a stranger seeks help for his 5* ALL THE ANGLES lil (rij Hill Street Blues 9 :3 0 P M CE Designing Women (CC) 12:40AM (3) m o v i e ; 'Tuareg; The NSOT M QLUUOA JX uriempfoyed father and pregnant mother Desart Warrior' A proud Tuareg warrior IT'S PERFECTLY ARE PERFECT rnf stranded in the snow. QD MOVIE: 'Esther and the King' The Anthony receives an offer from a con­ LEVEL king of Persia discovers his queen has victed murderer. seeks revenge after an army patrol attacks RFEVOF LTA lEB AMLU-L- [M A X ] M OVIE: 'Yankaa Doodle Dandy' his peaceful oasis. Mark Harmon, Luis been unfaithful and begins a search for a [H B O ] Spalding Gray: Terrors of Plea­ George M. Cohen carries his patriotic new queen. Joan Collins, Richard Egan. Prendes. Paolo Msico. 1983. (R) ideals into his various capacities as actor, sure (C C) The humorous and treacherous WFLXOF.' — RMUU BLJJOKZ. Dennis O'Dea. 1960. Weight Control producer and writer of rujmerous songs process of buying a house according to 1 :00A M C13 PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "At no time is freedom of speech more precious that have become pert of America's musi­ @6) MOVIE: 'It Came Upon the Midnight comic Spalding Gray. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (S) Joe Franklin OOHH^ON) '^ 4 efear' A retired New York detective dies than when a man hits his thumb with a hammer." — Marshall Lumsden. cal heritage James Cagney, Joan Leslie. 1 0 :0 0 P M CE Cagney & Lacey (CC) GD Twilight Zone Walter Huston. 1942. (Colorized Version) before he can fulfill his Christmas promise ALLEY OOP byOaveOraiM to his grandson, so he strikes a "heavenly Racial tensions explode when a black (M) Maude bargain" to return to Earth. Mickey youth is shot snd the weapon is traced to 6 :0 0 P M (D CE S?) S® 8® Newt G§) Ask Dr. Ruth I'LL BE ABLE TO TELL YOU WHEN WE'LL ..UNTIL THEN,TEU \WILL DO, S O T U N K y 1 W O N D E R I Rooney, Scott Grimes. 1984. Detective Al Corassa. (60 min.) fB Thrae't Company [C N N ] Crossfire LAUNCH OUR INVASION AS SOON AS 1 THE MEN TO RELA1 j Y O U R H/V8 A / w h o T H 'HBOC ALF (CC) Alf spends Christmas CE CE (S) News HEAR FROM MY "INSIDE" CONTACT IN A N D ST/kNDBV! . EXCELLENCY!, SPY IN N nr ISW ' m Magnum, P.l. [ESPN ] NFL's Greatest Moments: Best Eve in the hospital where he meets an as­ (3® Kojak MOO, CAPTAIN I ^MOO,EH?’> - . _ ------y - QT) Jaffaraont Ever Teams (60 min ) (R) I f sortment of patients and learns the true (3) Star Trek [1® Simon & Simon meaning of the holiday (60 min.) (In [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow 4 Stereo) @ ® Secrets Women Never Share Qimma a Braak Merv Griffin conducts interviews with Ra- 1 :0 5 A M d D Love Boat I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD OAME (3) Doctor Who @ ) Making of a Continent (C C) Based on quet Welch. Carol Burnett, Shelley Long, W HAT A O UY by Bill Hoasl geology expert Ron Redfern's book. Marty 1 :3 0 A M dD Keys to Success by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee (3) T.J. Hookar Joan Collins, Brigitte Nielsen and Lauren Robinson narrates this look at the chang­ Bacall. (60 min.) (In Stereo) GD INN News Mr. Watson, come here— (S) S9 Family Tiat ing Earth's effects on ail living things, ex­ Unscramble these lour Jumbles, (B ) © } Frontline: Apartheid (CC) (60 (S) Dating Gams "CAN’T eO WITH one letter to each square, to form want you 8s Raportar 41 amining the forces responsible ofr creating the North American continent. (60 min.) (R) min.) Part 2 of 5. [C N N ] Newsnight Update lour ordinary words. \ (S) MacNail / Lahrar Nawahour you NOW, KEVIN. (H ) M OVIE: 'Hanky Panky' A mild- SD Noticiero UnMsion [DIS] MOVIE; 'The Whiz Kid and the [CN N ] Showbiz Today mannered architect gets caught in a web of @ Hill Street Blues Mystery at Riverton' A gang of swindlers 1 H A V E T O LYRDY [DIS] MOVIE: 'Tha Haumad School' A intrigue and murder. Gene Wilder, Gilda challenges a 13-year-old inventor. Eric [CNN] CNN News TESTIFY AT THE iliillill young woman's efforts to estabitsh a Radner. Richard Widmark. 1982. O’Shea, Clay O ’Brien, Kim Richard. 1974. [M AX] MOVIE: Three Amigos' (CC) school in the Austrslisn outback are met [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Hard Choices' After be­ SROKEN PICTURE 5 ^ Holtywood USA Three unemployed screen cowboys are • a w e s — - with hostility. Carol Drinkwater. James coming emotionally involved with a teen­ WINDOW HEARIN&S.”' THE BORN LOSER by Art Sanaom Laurie, Michael Becker. 1986. Rated NR. MacGyver (C C) MacGyyer’s coerced mistakenly recruited to drive a greedy tyr­ age client facing life imprisonment, a social into stealing the priceless artifact for which ant out of a small Texas town. Chevy [E S P N ] SporteLook worker in Tennessee helps the boy es­ I'M HOT A ' CHABT he created a supposedly impenetrable se­ Chase, Steve Martin, Martin Short. 1986. cape. Margaret Klenck, Gary McCleery, APE m AP[l5r?^ClI pHOW WOULD (HBO] MOVIE: Daffy Duck'a Movia: curity system. (60 min.) Part 2 of 2. (R) (In Rated PG. (In Stereo) John Seitz. 1986. Rated NR. .:=3 r ^ vm illKg SALESMAH., T b U A R E ! Fantutic laland' Animatad Daffy finds Stereo) __ himself on a tropical island where his wild­ 10:30PM (3) IN N News [U S A ] Search for Baauty '(DU'SELUTHe'Se FOR A LIVIN6^ dl) El Pacado de Oyukl est dreams come true. 1983. Rated G. d D Show de Rolando Berral 019S7 KY^ Faatuia* SyndCBlB *nc Wortd >,qhlt rasorvad .© ) Nature (CC) This exploration of Pales­ 2 :0 0 A M (X) m o v i e : 'ZlcgMd FoiUm' [H B O ] M OVIE: The Malibu Bikini [U SA ] Cartoons tine, or the Holy Land, focuses on parts of Ziegfeld, in heaven, imagines an all-star re­ ZILZES Shop' (CC) Tw o brothers, one a beach the modern-day countries of Egypt, Israel vue. Fred Astaire, Gene Kelly. Judy Gar­ WHAT THAT R N S T 6 :3 0 P M (S Family Tiaa bum and the other a college grad, inherit a and Jordan which are located within the land. 1946. ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook beachfront bikini boutique Michael David TELEPHONE CON­ (X) (SD ABC Nawa (CC). Great Rift Valley. (60 min.) Part 1 of 2. (R) d ) Home Shopping Overnight Service Wright. Bruce Greenwood, Barbra Horan. VERSATION W A«. 0 5 Honaymoonara (In Stereo) (3 hrs.) 1986. Rated R. V JOSt Tm»iKLAST MKSHT, gVkloiO,TriW R ^ A M D h a v e f/flW R Kg^lFcH K-K. AGAiH/ THAT TKUci^ l3) (3) Jalfaraona dJ) Family Tiaa GD Sanford and Son cw A PEAteruL T50R. VoO’RE StfZE THI C£>MlN(5r at US POLUCE 1 1 :0 0 P M (X) ® 0® News ART AkiD WenWLEFTI&SO LAMPED SAFELY', Now arrango the circled letters to @ (3 ) N BC Nawa (CC). [CNN] PrimaNaws Win. Lose or Draw To etJ&LAHD 0 \ TrifilR. REMTEPA CAR... O f THE IPVLUC- , IS A TiOO'UAV SEEMS To form tha surprise answer, as sug­ (X) ® M*A*S*H oosweusHirc ■ gested by tha above cartoon. dS Nightly Buainaai Raport [D IS] My Friand FMcka [E S P N ] Sports Look HDtJEVMPOKl/ BRITISH COJNTkVSIDE./ A > CD Simon & Simon 8S Notldaro Unhrialon [ESPN ] NFL Monday Matchup A prev­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'Touch and Go' (CC) A L - S l J ' J ®5 Lova Connection iew of tonight’s game between the Chi­ (B) INN News star hockey player becomes involved with AnBwrtm B: the impoverished mother of a child who aCI XXjQlC XXXl [C N N ] Inalda Polittca cago Bears and San Francisco 49ers. (J$) Untouchables (Answers tomorrow) had attempted to mug him. Michael Kaa- FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavaa [ESPIV] Surfar Magazina [HBO] MOVIE: 'Tha Money Pit' (CC) ® Leave It to Beaver Everything that can possibly go wrong ton. Maria Conchita Alonso. Ajay Naidu. Jumblos: CRESS SPURN ACTING BUTANE ® Currents 1986. Rated R Saturday's 7:00PM (I) CB S Nawa does when a couple moves into a mansion Answer What the inustcM cxxiviwrclelfM (S ) Soap [M A X ] M OVIE: 'F/X' (C C) A special ef­ automobllas leaturos— "CAR TUNES ( D Nawa bought for one-fifth of its original value. Tom Hanks, Shelley Long, Alexander Gu- dD PEUCULA: 'El Tigre de Santa Julia' fects expert becomes the fall guy for gov­ X’M piNiNS ' i o u WHICH po m ® Whaal of Fortuna (CC). donov. 1966. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Cssi sin darse cuenta. se convirtio en un ernment agents when he arranges a m a s ­ C£ S100.000 Pyramid [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Boy Who Could vengador implacable, pero no sabia qua ter’s fake assassination. Bryan Brown. ^ 0 0 P 0 L L / \ R $ - alguien queria matarlo para tambien cum- Brian Dennehy, Diane Venora. 1986. Y o u w a n t - BieleSe vew RieWi Rd*w# V*** •*••*••*•**•*• *••••*••*•*” ■ (jS )Chaara Fly' (C C) A 14-year old boy who has never 3 spoken a word believes so strongly in plir con un juramento de venganza. Juan Rated R. (In Stereo) 8® Bast of Saturday Night magic that he becomes an inspiration to all Gallardo. Norma Lazareno. 1974. [U SA ] Forever Young C A $ ' H o f i ® M*A*S*H those around him. Jay Underwood, Lucy ® S C T V 2 :0 5 A M ( £ n « w s (R| Deakins, Bonnie Bedelia. 1986. Rated PG. ANP (3) MacNail / Lahrar Nawahour @ Wilton North Report (60 min.) (In C H E C K ? (In Stereo) 2:30AM (39 Swttord and Son 3 ) B a rn e y Miller Stereo) [U S A ] Riptida (60 min ) [C N N ] Sport* Latntight <:0UNTepF^lTlN/^l (3) (3 ) Hollywood Squaraa [CN N ] Moneyline 9 8:30PM C£) Frank's Placa A vagabond [ESPN] SportsCwitar 8S La Dama da Rosa [D IS] Misting Adventures of Ozzle and If that is the case, poor West can be pays hit annual Chrittmat visit to the Chez. Hairiet [U S A ] Ptaysra Club T y iM .v « 5 12.-14 Astrograph HZ) Nightty Bualnaaa Report pinched between those two suits and CE Eftterteinment Tonight Actress Gol­ [E S P N ] Truck and Tractor Pull Overbid leaves , ®S Thraa'a Compatty 2 :4 0 A M CE NIghtwatch N O R TH U-14-81 forced to give up the game-going trick die Hawn. (In Stereo) [USA] Airwolf JJM- 3 :0 0 a m (39 M OVIE: 'A To w n Lika A l­ 4 8 6 5 3 [C N N ] Monayllns O ) M O VIE: 'T o Kill a Mockingbird' Ra­ one slim chance as South plays out ail the long trumps. 1 1 : QC Wilton North Report (60 loa: A Lova Stofv' Baaed on the novel by 4 Q 6 WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll ARIES (March 21-April 19) Today Is a [ESPN] SportsCamer cial prejudice in a small southern town Is 3 0 P M Nevil Shute. The love aftair of a young En­ But note that West has already shown min.) (In Stereo) ♦ AB74 good day to dissect a problem that's [TN IC ] MOVIE: 'Foreign Body' A twist seen through tha eyes of two youngsters glish girl after tha faH of Singapore la de­ By James Jacoby three hearts by leading the two and IT B E T T E R N O T B E (CM A T whose father defends a black men ac­ 4 K 10 4 been annoying you. Take It apart a of fata turns an unemployed Indian immi­ QD Honeymoortere picted. Helen M o ru , Bryan Brown. Gordon playing up. Therefore, if West is to cused of rape. Gregory Peck. Mary Bad- THE SAAAE T/AVE A S IN S E C T place at a time, and you may find solu­ grant into one of London's most popular (S ) Hunter Hunter's pursuit of a parolee is Jackson. 1980. Part 1 of 2. When your bidding momentum has hold the needed distribution, he can ham, Phillip Alford. 1962. WEST EAST LIFE IN THE RAIN FCJRESTSV ^ B ir t h d a y tions that previously evaded you. physicians. Victor Banerjee, Wsnen hatted when the thief turns state’s evid- [C N N ] Nawa Ovamigirt 4 J 10 7 4 4Q9 carried you to an outrageously high have only one club. 8 [D IS ] Here's Boomer Part 1 of 2. ertce SMinst an organized crime boas. (70 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Follow your Mitchell, ^reldine McEwsn. 1986. Rated [D IS ] M OVIE: 'T w o of a Kind' The apa- 4 A K J 10 8 5 PG-13 min.) (ft 4932 level, ask yourself some hard ques­ Instincts In your financial affairs today. [ESPN ] NFL Monday Night Magazine cial lova between a 21-yu r-o ld retarded 4Q96S2 ♦ J 10 So declarer should win the diamond [USA] Airwolf (S ) ® Tonight Show (In Stereo) tions, such as, "What do I need to make 0»c. IS, 1967 Don’t take any needless risks, but be 9 :0 0 P M (X) Newhart (CC) man and his aged grandfather it axplorad. 47 4Q6S Robby Benson. Georgs Bums. Cliff Robert­ this contract?" Another good question king, play to dummy’s club king and Benefits will develop for you In the year bold within reasonable bounds. 7 :3 0 P M IX) PM Magazina Celebrity (S) Crook and Chase CE (SS NFL Football: Chicago Baara at son. 1982. is “How did we get so high?" but you then finesse against the club queen in ahead through contacts you’ll make In GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Disengage tawyer Marvin Mitchelson; celebrity aoft- San Frandeco 49era (C C) (3 hrt.) (Live) ® Hogan's Heroas SOUTH [E S P N ] PGA Sanlors OoH; Kaanapall can save that for the partnership dis­ the East hand. Declarer can then play social organizations. Take an active role yourself from negative thinkers today. ball ganw for charity. dZ) Nawa 4 A K 2 (E Morton Downoy Jr. Champlonahip; First Round From Ha­ out all the trumps, discarding two In group activities and start cultivating Instead, associate with people you be­ (X) Currant Affair 4 7 4 cussion later. (39 Movie [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors; Fred waii. (2 hrs.) (R) 4 K 5 spades and a diamond from the North new trimds. lieve to be lucky. Some of It could rub (X) (S) Jaopardyl (CC). Hickman, l ^ k Chariea. 8AQITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-{>ec. 21) Influ­ off on you. ® (3) J .J . Stsrbuck Starbuck discovert [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Yanku Doodia Dandy' 4 A J 9 8 3 2 Here South bid three spades in the hand. The squeeze against West then (X) 3 ) Bamay Millar the unscrupulout methods a Bevsriy Hills [DIS] MOVIE: 'My Side of the Moun­ George M. Cohan carries his patriotic ential friends, especially those born un­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) Beneficial hope that North could try three no- takes place, with West forced to either gS INN News rashor (Patrick O'Neal) it using to boost tain' A 13-year-old Canadian boy decides Ideals into his various capacities as actor, Vulnerable: North-South der the sign of Libra, can do a lot of conditions are developing at this time business. (60 min.) (In Stereo) to become a latter-day Thoreau, giving up producer and writer of numerous songs Dealer: Blast trump, but South was wise enough to throw two spades away or unguard his 7 good for you today, provided you ap­ where your work Is concerned. Expec­ (9) (S) Carson's Comedy Classics home and family to live and study in the (3) @ ) Frontllna: Apartheid Premlata that have become part of America's musi­ go back to five clubs rather than bra­ diamond queen. tancy and alertness will help you spot (3) M*A* *H nKHintains. Ted Eccles, Theodore Bikel, proach them properly. Know where to 8 (CC) (60 min.) Part 1 of 5. cal haritaga. Jamas Cagney. Joan Laalia. Weil North East Sooth zen out four spades. The defepders look tor romance and you'll find It. The them as they occur. ® Nawiywad Gama Tudi Wiggins. 1969. Rated G. Walter Huatixi 1942. 9 9 La IndomaUe 14 24 quickly cashed two heart tricks, and Matchmaker set Instantly reveals which LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Lady Luck will be [ESPN ] SpoitaCenter [USA] Program YouraaH for Succass (3) win. Loss or Draw 9 9 Kanny and DoNy; A Chrittmaa to Ra- Pass 3 4 34 34 East then switched to the jack of dia­ James Jacoby's books “Jacoby on signs are romantically perfect for you. looking kindly on your endeavors today. [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Gods Must Be @ World of Survival mambar Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton 3 :4 5 A M [HBO] MOVIE: 'Th# Ood- Pass 4 4 Pass 54 monds. Would you care to plan the Bridge’ and “Jacoby on Card Games’ Mall $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this news­ This should be especially true In areas Crazy' (C C) A Coca-Cola bottle dropped faltwr' A mafia patriarch finds that niNng 89 Family Ties axplors the spirit of Christmas in this holi­ Pass Pass play, while covering up the Eiast and (written with his father, the late Os­ paper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH where you express yourself creatively. from an airplane raises havoc amoung a his vdatil* famliy I* Ns biggest chtlanga. [C N N ] Croesfire day special. (60 min.) normally peaceful tribe of African buah- wald Jacoby) are now available at 44101-3428. VIRQO (Aug. 23-8e|ri. 22) Your materi­ Marlon Brando, Jamas Caan, Al Ptdno. West hands? [C N N ] Larry King Uva men. Marius Weyers. Sandra Prinsloo, Opening lead: 4 2 bookstores. Both are published by al prospects are extremely encouraging [ESPN ] NFL Monday Night Msmorias 1972. Rated R Declarer’s only hope is that West CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) People NIxau. 1982. Rated PG. you've helped In the past are the ones today. Be watchful for developments [H B O ] Fraggla Rock [D IS] MOVIE; 'Two of a Kind' The spe­ 3 :5 0 A M [M A X ] m o v i e ; 'Th* San- bolds four spades and five diamonds. Pharos Books. cial love between a 21-year-old retarded tumia N u ru ' T o help apaad their waak- you should go to today If you need as­ that can enhance your financial 1 1 :3 5 P M CD Entertainment Tonight 7 :4 0 P M [D IS] Mousatsrpiacs Thaa- man and his aged grandfather is explored. Actress Goldie Hawn. (In Stereo) hurtad count to an aarly grava, greedy ra- sistance In fulfilling your ambitions. Lay position. tsr Robby Benson, George Bums, Cliff Robert­ lath/as hire a hot-bloodad nuraa to 'car*' 1 1 :4 5 [MAX] MOVIE: 'Hurt- your cards on the table. LIBRA (Sepl. 23-Oet. 23) It looks like son. 1982. P M for him. Ursula Andraat, DuHio Dal Pm a, Kata A Allla (CC) Tha break Ridge' (C C) A decorated career AQUAIUUS (Jan. 20-F#b. 19) Be opti­ you are going to be receiving some 8 :0 0 P M (X) Jack Palanca. 1978. Rated R. good news pertaining to one of your gang's hopes for a Christmas ski trip to marine officer is given the task of getting a mistic about that which you are promot­ Vermont are dashed when their apartment [E S P N ] Rodeo: PRCA National Finale platoon of raw. undisciplined recruits into 4 : 0 0 A M [CN N ] Lany King Ovamight ing today. Your attitude can Ignite a larger personal interests. Be sure to re­ From Las Vegas. Nsv. (2 hrs.) (Taped) is burgisrized. fighting shape. Clint Eastwood, Marsha [U SA] On* Thouaand Dollars Every genuine enthusiasm In your listeners. spond to It promptly. [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Doath on the Nila' Aga­ Mason, Everett McGill. 1986. Rated R (In PEOPU WHO know (X) M OVIE: 'Buckaroo BonzaT Pater FIv* Hours know there's a certain magic IIIIWWV b ■ ■ PWCEB (Feb. 2IHMarch 20) You’re ex­ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) New ave­ Welter. John LIthgow 1984. tha Chrlstie'a Hercule Poirot sons through Stereo) tremely adept today In helping asso­ nues for personal gain can be found at a gallery of eccentric suspects when ha 4 :1 S A M C E l Lov* Lucy about Classified Advertising. '4^ ■ w ^ m a (E W TNH Action News Closs-Up: Tha 1 2 :0 0 A M U ) ® NewiI ciates sort out their affairs. You will find this lime. Don't be afraid to explore investigates a cruise-ship murder. Peter Connactictit Famliy (60 min.) Ustinov. Bette Davis. David Niven 1978. GD Entertainment Tonight Actress Gol- 4 : 3 0 A M [U SA] weight Loaa Mad* methods that are advantageous to channels that haven't produced for you (T1 Evening Magazine Author Paul Cork- Rated PG die Hawn. (In Stereo) Eaay them as well as to yourself. previously. f MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Pec. U. 19f7 - It.

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Services W a n te d ...... 62 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 89 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. 7:00 AM — 10:00 AM Saturday Immediate oponlngs ment coll Harriot Part Time Help Wanted .... Homes for Rent...... For odvertlsements to be published Monday, for futl-ttmo woro- MEDICAL Tronscrlp- Johnson, Indopondont Help Wanted...... Store/Office Space...... the deadline Is 2:30 p.m . on Friday. Please cell Jeanne at 647-9946 for more house personal at our tlonlst. Port tim# for Insurance Center, Inc., Situation Wanted...... Resort Property...... Merchandise Information. now warehouse loca­ Ophtholmologtcal 64iiOSO.______Business Opportunities...... practice. Salary com- Industrial Property...... Hollday/Seosonal...... 71 Automotive tion In Manchester. Po­ SUBSTITUTES Ntado?. In stru ctio n ...... READ YOUR AO. Classified advertisements are mensuroto with expe­ Garages and Storage ..... Antiaues and Collectibles...... 72 Cars for Sale ...... 91 PER sitions ore permanent, On coll basis for Employment Services...... taken by telephone as a convenience. The rience. Contact Lor­ Roommates Wanted...... Clothing ...... 73 Trucks/Vans for S a le ...... 92 above overage wages, teachers and toochors Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one /^NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED... PAY overtime available, raine 646-7704. aides for Special Edu­ Wanted to Rent...... F u rn itu re ...... 74 Compers/Trollers...... 93 Incorrect Insertion and then only for the sire of G E T Paid for roodlng .. 94 full benefit package. cation classes In Co­ Real Estate TV/Stereo/Appllances...... 75 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... the original Insertion. Errors which do not MANCNEITEN AREA______booksl $100 per title. .. 95 ★ Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days Hours 8 to 5. Apply In lumbia, Mansfield, Homes for Sole ...... Machinery and Tools ...... 76 Auto S e rvice s...... lessen the value of the advertisement will not Wnto ACE-049B, 161 Services ..9 4 Hsnry 8t...... 261-3^ person to Nomco. 100 Ashford, Wllllnoton, Condominiums for Sole... Lawn and Garden ...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... be corrected by an additional Insertion. Sonrlco Drive Man­ South Lincoln Wov, .. 97 Prinoston...... 187-190 ★ Additional Lines 50 t, Addrisi vltk ZIP tten, pTiu 50> lor posUft end exchange It for cosh with cants please apply In kend per month. Man­ ence Center duties In­ 4 Frldoy to supervise break ... shop the classi­ coot M< S^n HMker. KDdtioi. Wednesday thru Sunday ^10-5 644-4986 o wont od. parson to: chester hours are one clude; meeting set up, BOOKS at >3.25 each and assist Special Edu­ light cleaning and fied columns for bargain cation Children, 2-3 ye­ Sue Terry morning, one evening, 0- 131-HEIRLOOM HKNDIW0RK-2tl 2224 Boston Tpke. (Rt. 44) ■ Coventry, (TT a 742-0346 room service. Full be­ buys! Iniat of nacOlawnrli skills. ltOIKet.tl*iMrlcat ars old. .Spilt days, BUYER MEETS seller In at one weekend per Hew YPik.lLT. 10030 BEAUTY SALONS I iEanast laai last os iE» xsx tnt I month. Interested ap­ nefits. Quality Inn, 51 B-133-T0 GIVE Of KEEP-40 nt«- good pay. Coll Connec­ the want ads ... time otter Print R « * i. Md«»» «}“ n r time otter time I Read and Meadows Manor plicants coll Sheri at Hartford Turnpike, HELPING PEOPLE sa­ eiaworfc ncms to maka. coot, ttitn knnOer and Slin. ticut Wheelchair Ser­ tisfy their needs and 1- 133 -CR*nS-K8 pates at quick- use the wont ods 333 Bldwell St. 721-7393 Monday Vernon. 646-5700. SALON ULTRA vice 721-9253 or 741- wants ... that's what want »4nake items. regularly. Mancheater. C T 06040 through Friday 9 to 4. EOE/AA. family hair care - complete nail 0787. 6470191 ads ore all about. care - gilt certWIcatea available for FLORAL JEWELRY EOS the holidays. UNIQUE GIFTS 555 Main St., Manchester LOOKING FOR WORK KRAUSE FLORIST 6 4 ^ 5 2 5 Christmas plants & The ADAMS APPLE HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED BUT centerpieces. of Vernon, Inc. Blue Sky Trading Co. ED T R E S C H I C ED GD DON’T HAVE THE SKILLS? Holiday Rose Special! 14 Caret Gold Chains, Brecalats, American Indian jewelry & BEAUTY SALON Earrings artwork, leather wallets, bells & RN’s A LPN’t Christmas Parties Too! Opan Dolly 10am-9pm / Sun. 10-6 The Holidays Are WAREHOUSE ... has gift certificate* available buckles, gold & silver jewelry. Tie Just Around The OPENINGS IN NEED TRANSPORTATION? 621 Hartford Rd. Manchester EL CAMINO PLAZA, RT. 30 die shirts, etc. Leanin Tree cards S. P. RICHARDS CO., for all your holiday styles. Corner and ENHELD, CT 643-9559 '«KI»iE«ia»KX»KKIKKiESKI«KISKXa for Christmas & other important a national office pro­ Then call us for an Interview. Great atocking aluffera! So is the extra Work cloeer to home ducts distributor, has BK )E

to — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Dec. 14. 1987

R n HOMES lAFARrMENTS iFUaOIL/COAL/ FORSaiT n a r a a r " ' FIREWOOD SALE TEE’sW rtTonlfori^^ BUSINESS & BEBVICE DIREeTORY SOUTHERN New Eng­ 5 Room DupItx. Wothar- *49 par oord, • tt, langdia. proxlmotely 3000, alto land clossltleld ads Drvar hook-ups and graan, daHvafod. 4 oord SO to 100k numoralt ond reach nearly 800,000 appliances. No pats. mlMinutn. MC/VI8A letters tor shirts, cops, homes In Connecticut 1600.00 monthly plus .Nor^gj^RrawooR otc. Boot offer. 649-3642 and Rhode Island. The utilities. Security dep­ otter 5:30pm,o ODD Ipbs. Trucklnsl price tor a basic 25 osit. Coll 646-2198 or D80-00M KITCHEN Cabinets do- COUNTRY FMMNOIEiOlKUNB Homo repairs. You word od Is only $55 and 643-1568. ______luxe chsrrv. Built In mom voomonSi oobm^ WALLBABEilNG name It. we do it. Free will oppeor In 43 news­ MANCHESTER. Quality oppllnoces. White to- MAIDS Mlno, wbido** and giillMa. estimates. Insured. 643- papers. For more In­ 2 bedroom, heat, hot OFFKE/RETAIL blt ond choirs. 646-4224. All Your ClooHlfi Noodt o in I p a i n t i n g formation coll Classi­ 0 0304. water and all applian­ SOLID wood bookcOM Free EilimitM ■ Refarance* Iniurod — ftafwvneaa fied, 643-2711 and ask ces Included, olr condi­ lEOIRFMENT for detolls.D headboard with largo PIm w OH Party ■attwaa -M V -M I I HANDYMAN tioning, quiet, on bus­ ALDER 212 office copier. storage area. $150 or NBFARMNO.JR. Hama imsravamant • • line. Idaol for middle 646-3650 ■w.MMn7/lKM7-« Pommia • won Poewino • Letter and legal size, best otter. 646-4169;^_ IMMACULATE newer U aood ond senior citi­ plain paper copier. Tlllne - UaMCarpantrv • zens. $590/month. 247- Coll a R built Contampor- Multiple copies. Good orv Colonial. Fltld- 5030. condition. 8475. Coll Automotlvo S. INTEHHn CUANINfi BARRY SCANLON itona flraploce. Baou- 649-2796 ______Cmioiiii»a OWoa and Horn# at M d-S d l 1 fer aeHmela tltul country setting, ELDERLY Housing. Now DepandaWaSeadea.Fi wall to wall carpeting. taking applications tor Ineiaad. lendad. FUMMmia A must teal $199,900. one and two bedroom CARS , W ALLPAPER & RADON TESTING Strono Real Estate. apartments. Coll 528- FOSSALE P A l N T tor to# hoUHoytl PLOOR Sanding, noors 647-7653.P 6533.______742-5726 like new. Speclonxlno 0Mf f//nd to toatt TE C H N IC Stereo Amp. TROCZMIWrToOOmilS. Quoinv work at borsln In older floors, natural MANCHESTER. 5 room 100 watts 50x2, quartz Reasonable Rates apartment with ap­ T-top, phone hook-up, prtCM. Call Norm for M* or stained. No woxlno. lock tuning, 16 presets. loodedi Factory war­ John Verfallle. 444- R o 4m Ttslhig Sdrvko pliances. $475 plus se­ Like new. Retail $225, I tlmots. ^ 1 3 4 0 CONDOMINIUMS curity and utilities. ranty. Pristine condi­ S7S0. will sell $125. Firm tion. $14,500 or best Bw aBK 64S-S372 IFORSALE Reterances required. 649-0046 otter 4:30 pm. • • • • • • • eaa. aaaassa^ No pats. 742-8628. offer. Phone John 526- WURLITZER organ witn m S S n a w m MANCHESTERTTed- MANCHESTER. Availa­ 3072 onytlme.p______C M P f N I lV f t ABSOLUTE FLOORSANOlife' Buokat. truck 4 eh ppar. bench. Excellent con­ room condominium ble Jonurory 1st. Com- dition. Reasonable. OLDS Sedan 1939. Orlgl- KtlMSIlWI a Floors lAe new , Stump ramovel. fn o Townhouse. $81,900. plately renovated nol 6 cylinder tlotheod, I MemaeMWiaandra- PAINTmO CO. a OpeoMItlno In oMar floors aatlmotas. Spadal 60,000 original miles, kSSaapaeSiwlnSadf Ouarantaad auam)r work. Close to shopping, Duplex. 6 rooms, 3 . a Nakiral 4 etalnad doors oonaMsratlon for aWarty buses, and churches. bedrooms, 1'/> baths, runs good, recent n alSfsncaa. Frsa isHinatoe.. and handicapped. PETS AND point, chrome, uphols­ Inaxpanaivs. Call Doug a No waxing anymore Jock Loppen Realty. oppllonced kitchen, 647-7SS3 643-4263______laundry hook-up, wall SUPPLIES tery. A Cleon cor. $5000. 236-147R MnVKWIli-RNSTGO to wall carpeting, park­ I 742-0758 Scott. __ • 4 W t W LOTS/UND ing, convenient loca­ QUARTER Horse More. NISSAN Sentro 1982. 2 E tion. $700 per month 15.2 hands. 15 plus ye­ door, 5 speed, A M -FM FOR SALE plus utilities. Security. ars, block, 3 white stereo. $2200. 647-BW 649-7086 or 649-2139. socks. Rides western, otter 6pm. MANCHESTER!"TJnl^ very gentle. $450 with HOMES HOMES find. Lightly wooded TOYOTA Corolla 1900T4 HOMES building lot In one of saddle and bridle. 646- door, automatic, 70,000 Real Estate [| i] FOR SALE FOR SALE HOMES 2357. Free Nubian Doe FOR SALE Manchester's finest re­ FOR RENT miles. Excellent condi­ sidential area. In­ componlon. tion. $1900. Coll 647-1632 SUDDENLY available You'll find the help you MANCHESTER. By cludes swimming pool HOUSE tor rent. Elling­ PAIR of Cockotlels, V h otter 6pm.______owner. 2 bedroom for Immediate occu­ tor Sommer ton. years old, cage and CHEVELLE 1972 tor nogd In Closslflod. 443- pancy... before Chrlst- ton. 3 bedroom Ranch, FOR SALE 2711. Capa, finished' base­ $83,900. Klernon garage. $800 plus utili­ extras. $100. 645-8355. ports. Coll between ment with bar, new mos If you like. This Realty. 649-1147. C ties. 2 month security. 9om-5pm. 646-3084. Ranch has o large 1st furnace, partially fin­ Coll evenings. 875-7357. All reel eetete odvertlicd In BRAND New llstlnol ished upstolrs, en­ floor family room, MISCELLANEOUS M A ZD A 626 L X 1985. the Moncheatar Herald Is Houses this perfect beoutiful new kitchen, Mint, loaded, 5 sb«ed. aublect to the Fair Housing closed porch, applian­ FOR SALE don'tconnealong every ces. Asking $124,500. dining room, modern $7700. 228-1181 otter Act of late, which makes It day I Incredible 5 room MORTOAOES I MISCELLANEOUS Illegal to advertise any pref­ Principals only. 646- both plus o gorgeaous 5pm. erence. limitation or discrim­ Cope In the Bower's 4496.______treed lot with privacy I | for rent P O N T IA C 1981. V e ry School area complete ination ttosed on race, color, M A N C H ES TE R . New list­ See this fine Manches­ DO NOT 6 0 qood condition. White, religion, m x or national with a new furnace, hot ter home. $147,900. m a n c ??e s t e r !"T ooo- ENDROLLS 4 door. Telephone 646- origin, or on Intention to water heater, 100 amp ing. Immaculate 8 BANKRUPT! 2,400 square toot office. 87B arMtti - 284 room Cape thot otters 4 Blanchard & Rossetto 1355. moke any such preference, service, 2 new full Reoltors. 646-2482. stop FOreolosural Hotnaownart. Industrial, commercial mwMBl'tforZSa limitation or discrimlnotlon. baths, aluminum ‘Sid­ bedrooms, main floor oonaoHdala your bllla, pay olf space, woodland In­ MUST oa glakad up a« iha The Herald will not know­ ing,a fireplace and ex­ family room, formal W ANT O Duplex^ This 6-6 your cradH oorda, your cor or bu- dustrial Pork, Inc. 643- HaraM Odlaa Monday iKni IMISCELLANEDUS ingly accept any odvertlte- Moplg Street home has alnaoa loan, your m o r tg ^ and tra Insulation tool Call dinina room, act In oava, tava your homall NO PAY­ 2121. Thunday batata 11 a.m.enly- ment which la In violation of kitchen, 2 car ooraga received tender loving I a u tdm d tive the low. to see for yourself I MENTS UP TO 2 VEAR8I Bod $140,900. Jackson 4 and above ground core from It's owner/ cradit, Iota paymanta or unom- occupant I Hardwood 8x16 Cor hauler. Heavy Wishing will not sell ony- Jackson Real Estate. pool, all situated on a ploymant la nol a problam. Foro- ROOMMATES RCA Console T.V. $150. nicely landscaped lot tikoors, master bed­ doaura aaaManea ovallaMa (or Queen size water bed duty, dual wheel with mino ... 0 low-cost ad In 447-8400.n______tlM aalf-omployad and nawly dl- broke set up available. In 0 desireable neigh­ room with o sitting WANTED with or without mat­ Classified will. Why not D O N 'T be bashful I Owner area and o walk In voteodl Kindly call tress. $100. Coll 646- 8900. 742-8750 Scott. place one todoyl 443-2711. borhood. Priced at has taken a new lob and $199,900. U & R Realty close'). A pleasure to Swiss ConservativB ROOMMAT^^onted! 0423. needs to sell this Im­ Company. 643-2692.0 see. $190's. -Blanchard Female. Large living maculate 5 plus room Group room and kitchen, 2 CARS MANCHESTER. Just 4 Rossetto Realtors. BOLTON FUBUC NOTICl Cope near Waddell 646-2482.0______at 203-454-1336 o r bedroom. Easy access FDR SALE School. A flexible floor what your looking for. 203-454-4404 to 1-84. Fountain Vil­ CARS The oppeol of Michael and plan odds a unique 7 room full dormered M A N C H E S TE R . Spend lage Apartments. $315 Thomot Buenockl for o set­ Cape In move In condi­ the new year In this FOR SALE back variance ta divide o lot touch. Complete with per month. 282-1985 fireplace, modern tion. Istfloorden, front worm and charming Linda. at las Brandy Street was de­ to back living room new Victorian Farm­ TAKE A LOOK nied withoirt praludica after both, great oak kitchen Rontsis a Public Hearing on Decem­ cabinets and a great with fireplace, recrea­ house. Large airy ber 3. 1«t7. tion room and work­ rooms, beautiful front 84 ChGV Caprice yard for the gardener. ’§Sir7ouFUSF Wfti. lOrtBN. M0S *0 4 v5 JOHN H. ROBERTS Coll quick. $134,900. shop In basement, 1 cor porch, Buckley School FURNITURE CHAIRMAN Jackson & Jackson oarage and lovely po­ District. Still time to APARTMENTS .^.BOLTON ZBA Real Estate. 647-8400. o tto off kitchen. $149,900. choose carpet colors. I fdr rent *5695 Coll today tor details. D E S P E R A TE L Y Seeking 027-13 Sentry Real Estate. 643- to sell solid Maple cot- *15 83RX7oa«r.tiK *6795 4060.O______$248,900. Century-21 EAST Hartford. 1 bed- 4 Lines — 10 Days Epstein Realty. 647- tee and end table set. A LROAL NOTICB MANCHESTER. Attrac­ room. $435 monthly fantastic bargain at $35 509 chargo oach addi­ 63 Olda Cudsss LBOAL NOTICB 8895.n______OlimAarerouBtam d c a a c tive Ranch on fenced plus utilities. On bus for the set, or $25 tor the tional lino, per day. You AT. Pt. AC •DOWD The Deportment of Public Approval of Subdlvlslen - corner lot boasts 4 MANCHESTER. Your line. 568-1054.______The final drawings for the coffee table, $15 tor the can cancal at any time. Utility Control onnouncad o bedrooms, 29x15 fam­ new year will sparkle In NOW Accepting applica­ end table. A perfect gift 67 Merc Cougar # a\/ c continued public hooring. on Jon-Corol Estates subdivi­ SORRY. Rod. Loom $ A V C sion, creating 20 new lots bet­ ily room, cedar closet, this Immaculate 7 tions tor 1 or2bedroom tor the holidays! Give Its own motion ond pursuonf room full dormered NO REFUNDS OR to Section 16-262m of the Ge­ ween Hebron Rood, Meadow oversized deck leading handicapped apart­ me 0 coll otter 5:30pm 82 Olda Cutlaaa ocoae neral Stotutes of Connec­ Lone, and Brandy Street, to brick patio and In- Cope located In South ments tor Oakland of 742-5918.______ADJUSTMENTS •upwiiAAdr.aW *5295 with one new street oft Manchester. Formol ticut, to be held IntheCouncil Brandy Street, ware ap­ oround gunite pool for Heights Apartments. SOLID Boston type 4 Chombors In the Memorlol proved by the Bolton Plan­ very comfortable fam­ dining room, family Please coll Monday CALL HERALD "ISE-Jire '3995 Building (Tgwfi Hall), 14 room warmed by o rocker, like new. Ho­ ning Commission on 9 ily Itvlno. $172,900. Sen­ through Friday, 8:30- ney colored. $150. Coll Pork Place, Vernon, Connec­ December, 1907. fireplace, enclosed ticut, on Tuesday. Dsesmber try Real Estate. 643- 5pm. 528-6521.______649-3274. CLASSIFIED *13.399 1, IN To t 10:3aa,m..concarn- R. E. GORTON, 4060.g______porch, attached gar­ ONE Bedroom apart­ Ino Dockst NO. a7-97-4M, Joint CHAIRMAN SW EET as sugar I Adora­ age, quiet family ment. Stove, refrigera­ « o ; j . c y o . invostleotlon of Dogortmont neighborhood. Walk to 643-2711 of Public Utlflty Control ond ble 6 room Colonial on tor, carpeting, near BDCDTHmeS Gardener Street. Cozy school. $199,900. busline. Older persons Doportmant of Hoolth Ser- Century-21 Eosteln TDEAT 87 Line Continental^ vlcaa Rs: Appaol at Danlol of LIQUOR PERMIT atmosphere with taste­ prefered. No pets. laaMMt SAVE Cortifleata of PuMIc Conva- NOTICB OP APPLICATION ful decor, fireplace, 1st Reolty. 647-8895.0 $350.00 plus security. nienca ond Nadosslty of 85 Nissan SUnza . q- floor den, dining room MANCHESTER. Move In Coll 643-6002 or 649-6205. CLYDE 4Dr. •0490 Rockladoa Estotas Mobile This Is to give notice thot I, condition. This 7 room Mkhaers P r ^ c e CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. Home Pork In Vernon. Con­ BERNARD W. GIOVINO Of 70 with built In Chino ca­ MANCHESTER-lust ren­ Vnth FruM 6 ProOuer necticut. Notica It hereby al- WOODHILL ROAD, MAN­ binet, hardwood floors Colonial aluminum ovated 3 bedroom Du­ S4 Hr. Fh. r4S-74ei-HaflM T4OO0I4 R O U T E 83, V E R N O N 86 Unc. Town Car sided home features 3 OOmt van that tho hoorino on this CHESTER, CT 06040 hove filed and carpet. Martin plex, 1st floor, '/> both 40 Iba. Nabva Maca ra Bulek LaSabra •2995 motter hot boon reschadulad on opgllcatlon placarded DE­ School District. Otter­ bedrooms, 2 'h baths. to bo hold on Tuoedov, De­ CEMBER 0, 1907 with the De­ and laundry room. SO Hm . MIxad Nula 82 Cantury co)«* •6195 88 Mazda SE5 ing prlce-$139,900. Master bedroom suite, Modern kitchen with 72 C t Naval Orangaa owaTawawi cember IS. 1997 at 10:30 o.m.. portment of Uouor Control o new carpet, front to as CavalHarwigon •4495 In the Council Chombors In BOWLING ALLEY for the Jackson & Jackson oil appliances, cellar 80 Cl. Tangalo tho Memorial Building sola of olcohollc liquor on the Real Estate. 647-8400. bock living room with SO Ct. Kiwi Fruit SSChavoNat*. •4995 84 Mazda QLC gcaoc and attic area. Forking car.taio *5490 (Town Hall), 14 Pork Ploce, premises 346

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LBBAL NOTICB 4 Door, Automallo. Fowor At Its maettng of Dtoembor 7,1907 tho Planning and Zoning Commission modo thg folloudno decisions: Stawlno, Air Conditioning, AM/FM Radio, Low mHaa. PBK ASSOCIATBf - tPBCIAL BXCBPTION - 300 «»S T CBNTBN aTBBBT (P-dIA)- Apgrovad the sp^ol oxcjgtion opallcatlen at PBK AaaadotM to garmiran mardol pralacl on a site rogulrino more than sixty (60) pork- Ino tpocas an g parcel of land Idantlfl^ os 200 West Canter *7495

TOWN OP MANCNBfTBN - AMBNDMBNT TO ZOlUNO 7 u S u U T I O N a A N B lO N IN O M AP <*-7«) - emandments ta A rlM a I. Soctlen 3 Zoim , S a ^o n 3.01,3.M and new Section 3.4l.a6 oovornina W>a .Wo* of 1986 Mercury Lynxa Offer Good Thru December 31, 1987 tion of a now official toning mop, ond addition of rules for In- 4 Doora, Automatic, Power Btaaring, Rear tarprotlna mop xonina beundorlas. LAflBR BAMRt OF HABTPORD - SPBCIAL BXCBPTION - Dafroatar, AM/FM Radio, Air CondHIonlng. Covers all new 1987 Buicks* and Jet Force Vans... MIDDLE TORNPW BB^^ ANDVBBNON STRBBT (L-OM - Oanlad tho spoclot exception of *Except Grand National and QNX Inc. to permit Indaar racra«mon "«♦ noma Lossr Q u ^ on a parcal of lend Idantlftad os 917 Middle H195 Turnpike East. ANDNflW ANSALOI. SB. AND JR. - SUBDIVISION/BRO- MwTc^ONTRdLmiT^ - TONICA SPRItMS TRAIL (A-41/A-an - Aoaravad a savantaan (17) lot subdiviNon and A '■ oration canttwmem with medincotlons on o w re d of land idsnlWIid oa aaSV S o lM Straal. An Inlands wetlands permit /MORIAR f Y ^ ^ HERS/ CARDINAL sMN srontsd far Mm subdlvltlan. A copy at Niaao dacMons has boon filed In the Town Clark's Office. aTtrSTi*** ^ MA«cxtsii>,coN)Ocncui jaiiuaHiaiwii OHG-OlGgC40.C10C PLANNINO AND ZONING COMMISSION BUICK fo LEO KWASH. SBCRETARY Doted at Manchastar, C T this 14th doy of Dactmbar, 1907. 81 Adams St.. Manchester 649-4571