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Opp. Ea*l Cametary CALL 649-5807 Chernenko, 73, was last .seen in The report could not be inde­ public in a televised awards pendently confirmed in Moscow. 388 Main Street, Manchester, (kmn. QUALITY ceremony Dec. 27 and Soviet The Sunday Times al.so said that HARRISON ST. officials confirmed he was ill. MANCHESTER "observers reckon his illness is MEMORIALS Soviet sources have admitted a now irreversible." Warsaw Pact meeting was can­ “ Unofficial reports suggest that celed two weeks ago because of his the ruling Politburo has already 649-7867 illness. taken cognizance of the situation “Serving Manchenter For Over 50 Yeart’' The Times new.spaper said that and has approved a plan for the Owner and director. Arthur Shorts and The therapy is divided into four phases. according to informed sources, the succession," the new.spaper said. his staff of therapists are dedicated arid will The first is ‘Interview and consultation” PolitbuVo discussed "a number of Under this plan, a new leader do everything possible to help you kick the which involves at least two formal orienta­ Penttand The Florist options" on Soviet leadership, would take over the post of general smoking habit FOR LIFE, even if you’ve tion sessions. The second phase is “ Pre­ including an arrangement wher­ secretary of the Communist Party CALL flunked out of. or backslid after other stop therapy The third phase is “ Therapy” in­ 24 BIRCH ST. eby the burdens of high office but would not necessarily assume smoking programs. TEL. 643-6247 would increasingly fall on other the presidency, a mainly ceremon­ FOR AN EXPLANATION volving a series of full hour sessions to help The Stop Smoking Center of Manchester in the transition from “ smoking” to "non­ 643-4444 officials. ial title, the paper said. OF A PROVEN WAY! offers continuous follow-ups by phone, mail smoking". The fourth phase is mainte­ F.T.D. The newspaper gave no other The Sunday Times suggested the MASTER CHARGE Soviet aim is to allow Chernenko to and weekly reinforcement meetings open nance and follow-up. WORLO WIDE details of the plan. AMERICAN EXPRESS The Times report came a day retire gracefully, although no 649-7867 to any graduate who needs some help. The therapy is group administered, but SERVICE The Strip Smoking Center guides smokers Herald photos by Pinto after the Sunday Times, a sister Soviet leader has ever stepped the favorable ratio of 5 clients per therap­ newspaper, said Chernenko's down voluntarily before. in giving up the habit through a therapeutic ist, ensures individual attention and effec­ 366 MAIN STREET S4S-2073 Injuries result health may be 'irreversible’ ’ and The Moscow correspondent for SPECIALIZING IN approach, combining instruction, behavior tiveness. MANCHESTER HOURS: MON-SAT. modification and aversion therapy. A suc­ unofficial reports suggest that the the Times report today, however, J SUPERIOR MUFFLERS IP-4 P.M. Politburo had approved a .succes­ reported that Soviet officials de­ J cess rate of over 90% and a money back from accident The Stop Smoking Center of Manchester sion plan. nied Chernenko had been advised DON W IU IS GARAGE. INC. guarantee in writing make the Stop Smok­ IS affiliated with over 200 other Stop Smok­ Ambulance personnel and His health "appears to have to retire on grounds of ill healt,h specialists ing Center of Manchester a good invest­ WHEEL a lig n m en t ■ BRAKE SERVICE WRECKER SFRv'CF ing Centers nationwide and has been in bu­ Eighth District firefighters, deteriorated sharply in the past and said the president was g e n e r a l r e p a ir in g ment for your health. ^earl^ siness for over 18 years. Stop in for a FREE above, work this morning to week,” the newspaper said. recovering Propane Cylinders Filled As director of therapists, Dr. Donald Su- evaluation and interview. It could change QUALITY USED CLOTHING Air Conditioning Service kosky, Ph D., guides his staff: Linda Latul- your life. Let the dedicated people at the extricate a Manchester woman te le p h o n e 16 MAIN STREET ippe, Pauline LaCroix, Donald Charron and center show you how to “ Stop Smoking for from her car after it was 649*4531 MANCHESTER CONN 06040 Dr. Jacke Harris through consultation and LADIES CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES •CHILDRENS CLOTHING good, without withdrawal or gaining weight USED TOYS • CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED involved in an accident at Main . Cops say drug bust A orientation. The staff is well qualified to in just 5 DAYS.” and Hilliard streets with a A counsel clients at the center. truck that flipped over, right. Selling? Buying? Building? New England Country Woodworking, he. The woman, Gayle Zanlungo town’s 2nd largest of Grandview Street, and the MARTIN & ROTHMAN. INC. Harris Hardwoods unidentified truck driver, were By Sarah Passell added to what police had learned 260 Tolland Turnpike REALTORS Herald Reporter from other sources, gave police Manchester, C T 06040 taken to Manchester Memorial EXPERIENCE...KNOWLEDGE...TRUST Hospital shortly after the 11 enough evidence to get a search ...FOR OVER 15 YEARS... (203) 649-4663 A raid carried out on a Birch warrant, Holyfield said. Police N a.m. accident, police said. No Mountain Road residence and a also arrested Rubin's wife, Linda N CALL condition report was available New York City man’s car Friday Paul, .78, at the house on Birch ■ Curtis Mathes Commercial & Residential night resulted resulted in the Mountain Road. \ and police said the cause of MinchMter Woodworking & Supplier second largest seizure of cocaine Rubin was charged with addi­ 646-4144 the accident was under ever in Manchester and could lead tional counts of posse.ssion of investigation. to more arrests, police said today. cocaine with intent to sell; posses­ EVERYTHING IN GLASS John Rubin, 44, was charged sion of LSD, marijuana and drug WE CAN T JIIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT Connecticut with posse.ssion of more than an paraphernalia: and operating a Sensing device failure? ounce of cocaine with intent to sell. drug factory. His wife faces Travel Services ___ Detective Lt, Russell Holyfield. identical charges except she was J.A. WHITE GLASS CO. (Inside D&L Storej Lower Level) who participated in the raid, said not charged with posse.ssion of police stopped Rubin in his car at more than an ounce of cocaine with • 4 « - 7 3 i a Manchester Parkade Engineers probe acid-spill cause the intersection of Wyllys and intent to sell. Manchester, CT Highland streets and .seized more Holyfield said police seized an oynH .VI \h iHs t than four ounces of almost pure additional ounce of suspected OI^ISSELL 8T MANCHESTEtt Engineers representing the de­ For most of the diaphragms in cracks. Protection about opening the plant cocaine, with an estimated street cocaine at the house. •MIRRORS •SHOWER DOORS •STORFTRONTS' 647-1868 The lower basin is there primar­ since the Friday spill, but hri did value of $250,000. Police said the cocaine seized Haart: Moa, Taat, Fri i « >ei — Wa4 A Tkim t-t PM signer of the town’s new water sensing devices on tanks that hold •SAFETY GLASS •BATHTUB ENCLOSURES •ETC treatment plant will meet at the other chemicals, the specifications ily for containment in case of a spill not anticipate any opposition. Holyfield said that Rubin was would probably have been cut with ______ear. UMPM plant today with engineers for the call for use of Hyalon, Young said. from two small tanks which Young said he knows none of the first identified to police as an area other sub.stances four or five times construction contractor and for the The failure of the diaphragm contain only 200 gallons of the acid, acid spilled got into the water cocaine supplier during an investi­ before being sold on the street for C u rtis supplier of a sensing device which caused the acid to leak into a an amount that would cause no supply in the plant, but workers gation of an assault case about a about $125 a gram. failed Friday, causing acid to .spill containment basin. The basin serious problem if it entered the will test the water for fluorides month ago. No arrests have been “ He’s dealing a substantial from a tank. failed to hold the acid. Some leaked' sanitary sewer. The drain will be anyway before putting the plant made in the assault case, which is amount of cocaine on a weekly Ziebart blocked nonetheless, he said. into operation. still under investigation, and po­ basis," Holyfield said, "You figure IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMathes The plant was designed by through the basin and down a wall HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER _ Ruetproodng Compeny Weston and Sampson and con­ to another basin below. It entered The cracks in the primary basin When the plant goes “ on line" for lice said they do not know if that by Saturday night this .stuff would will be chipped out, resealed and the 20-day trial period, it will work ca.se is related to illegal drugs. have been in the hands of the street Video • Television • Stereo induRtilal’fle w structed by Fred Brunoli and Sons the sewer through a drain in the Inc. The sensing device was lower basin. given two coats of the acid- only 8 hours each day. For the Holyfield said that after begin­ dealers." The amounts of mari­ > (5fark Aoad ^ MOD resistant paint, Young said. other 16 hours each day, the old ning an investigation of Rubin, who juana and LSD seized in Friday’s Vem«»,CT FUPS suppled by Bristol Babcock Co. WEEKEND SPECIAL FRonenoN After more that 4,000 gallons of Young said the drain in that Young said that despite the Cooper Hill Street plant will be in is an unemployed psychologist, raid were smsil, he said. Rent VCR & 3 Movies $19.95 XiinLsA BLlC.Vamgn «m. SVtl ROOK hydrofluorosilicic acid leaked basin will be blocked so that in the mishap Friday, he hopes to open operation. ,, police received an anonymous Rubin was held over the wee­ 273 W.MIDDLE TPKE. CALL FOR DETAILS event of any future spill and failure the plant as soon as possible for a letter claiming that Rubin rou­ kend on a $75,000 bond for arraign­ MANCHESTER______649-3406 Turnpike TV — 273 West Middle Turnpike from the tank, 2,000 gallons of it into the town’s sanitary sewers, it of the primary basin, the acid 20-day trial period. But when it Young said the hydrofluorosi- tinely drives to Manchester from ment today in Manchester Super­ 2 872-3361 was discovered that a diaphragm cannot get into the sewers. does open, the water will not be lidic acid which was spilled cost 52 New York on Friday to visit his ior Court. Paul was released after 2 in the sensing device had been The primary basin contains a fluoridated. The fluoride comes cents a gallon and it cost 40 cents a mother, who lives in a hou.soowned posting a $25,000 non-surety bond If You Would Like To Manchester is YOUR Specialiting in Wines disintegrated by the acid. couple of visible cracks. Young from the hydrofluorosilicic acid. gallon to get rid of the 1,900 gallons by Rubin’s wife at 329 Birch for arraignment later this week. Robert Young, administrator of said. The acid apparently ate Young said the the plant can hauled away for disposal by a Mountain Road. According to Police said the largest amoung See Your Ad Here, OLCOn PACKAGE STORE the water and sewer division, said through them. He said it appears operate without fluoridation while waste hauler. police, the letter said Rubin also of cocaine ever seized in town was 654 CENTER 8T. MANCHESTER, CT. the concrete cracked after it had the sensing device and the contain­ Young said the biggest cost of the brings a supply of cocaine bought a pound last Sept. 28. which Pine Shopping Plaza specifications called for a diaph­ Call The Herald Curtis Mathes Home Entertainment Center! ragm made from Tatalim, a been painted with an acid-resistant ment tank are being repaired. spill was the image problem it in New York for distribution to rc.sulted in the arrest of Manches­ substance that would resist the paint; otherwise there would have Young said he has not spoken to might create in the minds of some Manchester-arca drug dealers. ter restaurateur Stephen M. Mas- 6 DISCOUNT UQUOR STORE the Department of Environmental The information in the letter. saro. That case is still pending. been paint apparent within the of the water users. Advertising Department SdaeUon. 01 HgurEl Cartmlot In acid. Slock. 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Racial Discrimination • A disproportionate number of doctorates or professional • Heelinfl WASHINGTON — Almost 31 "State and local financing of 10 cities and interviewed more • 63 percent of black students children from poor families arc degrees. years after the Supreme Court schools add up to a conspiracy to than 280 people. A-1 HEARING AID SERVICE SALES and SERVICE spend more money on rich kids and The study offered more than 100 attend predominantly • minority enrolled in vocational rather than 273 West Middle Tpke., Manchester • 649-3406 outlawed segregation in America’s schools and just 8.5 percent of in educational courses. 310 Main St , Manchester classrooms, racial, sexual and less money on poor kids to provide recommendations, includiqg ''' I I n u \L,n, I,. , I „ s,„,, •/ teachers are minorities. Sex Discrimination: 37 French Rd.. Bolton 649-2655 class discrimination persists, a services that are supposedly fair to tougher enforcement of desegre­ all students," he said. gation and sex discrimination • Student placement policies • Males and females have equal private report concluded today. create predominantly white upper- achievement in most major sub­ The study found that discrimina­ Howe, who headed the old laws, as well as increased funding Inside Today T O P H A T level courses and predominantly jects at age 9, but by 13 females tion has taken new and subtle Education Commission in the' o f programs for the ^himnev Sweeps^ 646-7202 black lower-level courses. begin a four-year decline that puts J & M LINOLEUM & CARPETS forms, although equally potent, Johnson administration and disadvantaged. 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2 - MANCHEFTKR HERALD, Monday. Jun. 28. 19B5 Golden Globes make ‘Amadeus’ Oscar favorite Democrats share opinions at MCC conference creating something that could cations were justification for diffi­ Kathleen Turner of “ Romancing Wrote” on CBS, and the "The Bill make a difference, and did.” Bv£tan W. Metzler culties shooting the film in Europe. the Stone” as best actress in a Cosby Show” on NBC — and to last Other TV acting honors went to United Press International “ I kept feeling like they were movie comedy; Dudley Moore of Workshop year's TV movie about a father Shelley Long of "Cheers," Tom looking at us like we were some "M ickl & Maude” for best actor in who molested his daughter, Selleck of “ Magnum, P I ,” Ann- BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. — kind of elephants, tiptoeing over a movie comedy. “ Something About Am elia.” Margret for "A Streetcar Named •'Amadeus,'' the lush portrayal of their grandmother's china,” he “Murder. She Wrote" was zeroes in Desire” and Paui Lemat and Faye Mozart's spirited work and tor­ said. "So remembering that feel­ named best dramatic TV series Besides best movie drama, Dunaway for their supporting mented life, '^von four Golden ing, it’s really very gratifying that and Lansbury was honored as best "Amadeus” was also cited forbest roles in the TV movie “ The Globes including best drama mo­ the- Foreign Press Association actress in that category. on issues vie to stamp itself as the favorite in drama actor, F. Murray Abraham, She noted that she once won a Burning Bed” and the mini-series who portrayed Mozart’s rival gave us this award.” this year's Oscar race. The near sweep, along with Golden Globe as most promising “ Ellis Island. composer Salieri: Milos Forman "The Killing Fields.’’ a graphic By Kathy Garmus Other big movie winners at the earlier honors from several critics newcomer and added, “ As the as best director and Peter Shaffer account of turmoil and friendship Herald Reporter 42nd annual Golden Globe presen­ groups, establishes “ Amadeus” as oldest new girl in town, this is the tations Saturday night were "A for best screenplay. golden cherry on the sundae, In war-tom Cambodia, tied “ Am a­ Abraham’s award was accepted the film to beat in balloting for this Passage to India,” which won truly.” deus" with six nominations but Disagreement over why by Tom Hulce, who portrays the year's Oscars. Nominations forthe three awards, including best for­ “The Bill Cosby” show was won just one award for Dr. Haing Democrats lost so many sea^s title role of Wolfgang Amadeus Academy Awards will be an­ eign film, and the adventure named best comedy series and its S. Ngor, named best supporting Mozart and was a loser in the best nounced Feb. 6. in the Nov. 6 election pre­ "Romancing the Stone,” which star won best actor in a comedy movie actor. Z' actor category. The epic "A Passage to India” vailed Saturday at a daylong won two, including best comedy series. “ I thank God and Buddha for "After plaguing Salieri’s life,” also won honors for its score and movie. "Something About Ameiia” was allowing me the honor of telling the conference sponsored by Hulce said, " I think it's only fitting for Peggy Ashcroft as supporting The Hollywood Foreign Press named best TV movie and won best world what has happened in my eastern Connecticut that Mozart should accept his actress. Association aiso gave double ho­ Other acting honors went to Sally actor honors for Ted Danson, the country,” said Ngor, who now award.” works in relocation services for his ELIZABETH TAYLOR ' legislators. nors to two television series in their Field of "Places in the Heart” for child molesting father. Danson debut seasons — Angela Lans- Forman said the honors from .. Cecil B. DeMille award I But most of the Democratic best actress in a movie drama; thanked the show’s producers "fo r people. A ’ bury's mystery, "Murder She writers representing foreign publi­ leaders assembled at Man­ A, JV chester Community College for the soul-searching session Weather agreed that the party needs to Peopletalk more clearly define what it Horald pholo by Tarquinio stands for and set an agenda Dan Moore, left, and Bob McKay, sano Saturday during a conference that 2 Today’s forecast if it is to regain its former drew top Democratic leaders from Dynasty vs. Dallas power in the state. center, members of the Democratic Imagine the shrewish Alexis of "Dynasty” Connecticut, Massachusetts Town Committee in Hebron, chat with around the state. and Rhode Island; Today; a mix “ We have a party that has gone going face to face with the nasty ,I.R. Ewing of essentially in the direction of Manchester Director Stephen T. Cas- of clouds and sun this afternoon. "Dallas,” individual interests,” said former Highs in the 20s. Tonight; clear TV Guide brought Lt. Gov. Robert K. Killian, one of other workshops at the confer­ that lives in days gone by,” Rep. strongly disagreed. and cold. Lows zero to 10 above Esther Shapiro, co- eight panelists who discussed the ence addressed participation in the Brooks said. He said the party is "Chris Dodd doesn’t lack ideas, Sam Gejdenson doesn’t lack ideas, creator of "Dyn­ well inland, to the teens along the development of platforms and political process, financing and losing some of its traditional asty,” and “ Dallas” coast. Tuesday; sunny. Highs in issues during one of several fundraising, and using state-of- constituency such as young voters. Barbara Kennelly doesn't lack creator David Jac­ the 20s and low 30s. workshops. the-art technology in campaigns. But panelists and audience ideas,” he said. obs together to cri­ Maine: Partly sunny north and "The central party has been The conference drew such other members disagreed over why the Instead, Moffett criticized the tique each other's east today and considerable weakening over a period of de­ party notables as Gov. William A. party was losing grj>und. party for Its choice of .some candidates. He said that because of shows. cloudiness with a chance of cades,” Killian said. Since then, it O’Neill, Sen. Dodd, U.S. represen­ Dodd aide DeLauro said the "The women on flurries west. Highs in the teens has become "a party of personal­ tatives Samuel Gejdenson and party too often appears to jump on increased media coverage during campaigns, a candidate's image 'Dallas’ should be north and mid teens to lower 20s ity,” he said. Barbara Kennelly and former the bandwagon of Republican has become increasingly impor­ much more asser­ south. Mostly clear in the north Many in the workshop audience Gov. John Dempsey. ideas. “ We look like we’re just tive and much less tant. citing the recent presidential and east tonight. In the southw­ of about 60 applauded when state Johnny-come-latelies," she said, passive,” Shapiro election as an example. est clearing early at night. Lows Rep. Walter S. Brooks of New More than 250 people from towns citing as an example the debate said of her prime­ 5 above to 10below. Mostly sunny Haven said, "The Democratic throughout Connecticut partici­ over whether to open up primaries time soap rival. Although polls indicated a ma­ Tuesday. Highs in the teens party has to start clearly defining pated in the conference. to unaffiliated voters. "The story of For instance. Gov. O’Neill de­ jority of Americans agreed with north to 20s south. what it stands for.” women in the '80s is REP. TIMOTHY J. MOYNIHAN cided to challenge a court ruling the position of Democratic presi­ New Hampshire; Considera­ Several Democrats in the au­ the story of power of East Hartford, the state Demo­ that permits Republicans to open dential candidate Walter Mondale ble cloudiness with flurries likely dience expressed confusion over and the women on where the party stood. cratic party chairman, said he up primaries in some races to on many issues. Mondale was 'Dallas' have no north and scattered flurries Clouds 'n’ sun ‘n’ cold hoped to schedule similar confer­ unaffiliated voters. At the same overwhelmingly defeated. south today. Highs in the teens power.” Today: a mix of clouds and sun this afternoon. Highs In the lower and “ WHERE IS THE SOUL of the ences throughout the state. time, O’Neill called for legislation “ The me.ssage was fine, the Jacobs countered north to 20s south. Clearing south middle 20s. Winds west around 10 mph. Tonight; clear and cold. Lows Democratic Party philosophi­ The conference was organized that would allow unaffiliated vo­ messenger was not,” he said. David Jacobs by saying "Dyn­ and partly cloudy with a chance 5 to 10. Winds northwest around 10 mph. Tuesday: sunny. Highs In cally?” asked one Bloomfield shortly after Democrats lost con­ ters to participate in all primary “ We’d better concern ourselves asty” is cluttered of flurries north tonight. Lows 5 the middle 20s. Today's weather picture was drawn by Jason resident. trol of both houses of the state elections. with who the me.ssengcrs are.” with too many characters. " I t ’s the story that above to 10 below. Mostly sunny Legislature in the Nov. 6 election. The panelists also disagreed on Andrews, 9, of 19 Benton St., a fourth grader at Bowers School. Theodore Brindamour. a counts and when they stop introducing all these Tuesday but with some clouds member of the Manchester Demo­ Panelists at the issues workshop M O FFE TT SAID the open- the party lever. Most said the lever new characters maybe the audience will turn on north. Highs in the teens north cratic Town Committee, said he disagreed over what the party primary debate and the debate on .should go, but former Lt. Gov. them,” he said. "Although the opulence is terrific This Is my way and upper teens to lower 20s has worked for the party for 25 needed to do to shore up its image. whether to remove the party lever Killian said it facilitated the voting and the glitz is amazing (on "Dynasty” ), those south. years and is still unsure of what it Some, such as Groppo, claimed the from voting machines have be­ process. Heisman Trophy winner Doug Flutie of Boston things are going to fade just as the outlandishness Vermont: Cloudy and chilly stands for. party was too liberal. Others come “symbols of Democratic However, he conceded the lever College holds aloft a new “ Flutie Pass” road sign of 'Dallas’ faded.” with occasional light snow likely. "W e try to be the umbrella disagreed. power and arrogance.’’ was unlikely to remain given the J Both agreed their shows have different themes. named in his honor and presented to him during Highs 20 to 25. Occasional light party,” he said. “ You can’t encom­ “ As I look at the Democratic DeLauro also said she thought overwhelming opposition to it in '“ Dallas’ is about money while 'Dynasty' is about “ Doug Flutie Day” ceremony in his home town of snow north tonight, chance of pass everybody. L^t's stand for party, it’s still an old boys’ network the party lacked ideas, but Moffett the state Legislature, things money can buy,” ' said Jacobs. "'Dynasty' Natick, Mass. Sunday. The presentation was flurries south. Cold. Lows S north something.” is about women’s fantasies and 'Dallas’ is about made at the Natick Mall. Herald photo by Tarquinio The other panelists at the men’s fantasies,” ’ Shapiro said. 10 to 15 south. Tuesday breezy and cold with scattered flurries. state Democratic party Chairman Timothy J. Moynihan two-hour workshop were former U.S. Congressman Toby Moffett, Lever, closed primaries win Old teenager Highs teens north, about 20 heads for one of four workshops presented at former House Majority Leader At 58, Dame Joan Sutherland has a great south. participation in the political pro­ Harrlgan ‘n’ Hamlll Manchester Community Coilege Saturday during a John G. Groppo, former South Bv Alex GIrelll and i.ssues, said the single idea that challenge in her next role — singing the part of cess concluded that the mecha­ He has been in demand ever since playing Luke Windsor Mayor Sandy Bender, Herald Reporter came forth most strongly from teenage Ophelia in “ Hamlet.” Extended outlook daylong conference' on strengthening the Democratic participants was that Democratic nism for registering voters is in A Skywalker in “ Star Wars” but Mark Hamill has state Sen. Cornelius P. O’Leary, Lofli Mansouri, director of the Canadian Opera Extended outlook for New party in the state. During opening remarks before 250 state Rep. Teresalee Bertinuson Party should set an agenda.- It place and often is not well used. been very picky about his roles, preferring to Company in Toronto, announced Dame Joan Participants in the Democratic concentrate on the stage. He plays Tony Hart in England Wednesday through participants, Moynihan called thedefeatsSuffered by the and Rosa DeLauro, an administra­ must take the initiative and not He said there was a sen.se at the would take on the role in October to mark the conference Saturday at Manches­ “ Harrigan 'n' Hart,” a Broadway tribute to the Friday; tive assistant to U.S. Sen. Chris­ merely react to Republican workshop that the party is still company’s 35th anniversary. It will be Suther­ Democrats in the Nov. 6 election “just a little bump in the ter Community College indicated 19th century entertainers opening Thursday. Connecticut, Massachuselts topher J. Dodd. proposals. vibrant despite the results of the land’s first stage Ophelia although she recently road.” in two .shows of hands that they “ I wanted to do this because Tony Hart is a and Rhode Island; Fair through favor retaining the optional party November election. recorded the role. Rep. Johnathan Pelto of Storrs, multidimensionai character, a man of great the period. Highs from the mid level on voting machines and REP. TERESALEE BERTINU­ Dutch baritone John Brocheler has been cast co-moderator of that panel, said it emotion who was a major theatrical figure,” 20s to mid 30s. Lows from the mid oppose letting unaffiliated voters SON of East Windsor said the panel for the title role and Mansouri will direct what he was concluded that the Demo­ Hamill said. "This is a solid character forme, not teens to low 20s. Dodd, O’Neill voice differences participate in party primaries. participants agreed that the party promises will be a spectacular production. The cratic Party, which 'in the past N like the characters in George’s (Lucas) space Vermont: Dry Wednesday and When conferees gathered for a must define what it .stands for and conductor will be Sutherland’s husband, Richard Satellite view And by supporting a bilateral opened up the political process to movies, who were just plot devices, nothing Thursday. Chance of snow Fri­ By Kathy Garmus O’Neill said. final session of reports on work­ it must make it clear that it is Bonynge, who is part of a package deal wherever Herald Reporter Pointing to former House Major­ freeze on the production and the people, must get across the more.” day. Seasonable cold. Highs in Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 2:30 a.m. EST shows shops that had taken place earlier. receptive to ideas. She said the she sings. ity Leader John G. Groppo and deployment of nuclear weapons, me.ssage to young people that it is Hamill turned down many movie and television State Democratic Chairman Ti­ perception of many people is that the 20s to low 30s. Lows 5 to 15. thick layered clouds extending from the mid-Atlantic states along the former Senate President Pro Tem­ the party has lost some support, still an open party. jobs, including a beach-blanket movie that would The Democratic Party hasJost mothy J. Moynihan asked for the the party has become unreceptive. New Hampshire and Maine: Atlantic coast across the Florida Panhandle. Patchy layered clouds pore James J. Murphy Jr. — two Dodd said. have paid him $600,000 “ if I pulled my pants down touch with the people it presumes show of hands on the two issues. On the use of new technology. Mostly fair Wednesday and stretch from the Ohio Valley across the central Plains Into the central veteran Democrats ousted in the “ WE HAVE LOST contact with in the back of a convertible,” and hasn’t received to represent. Sen. Christopher J. The vote on unaffiliated voters Rep. John Woodcock of South Now you know Thursday with a chance of Rockies. A band of layered clouds, moving along the Pacific coast, Nov. 6 election — O’Neill said the “ WE DEMOCRATS ARE SEEN young people,” he said. the attention that “ Star Wars” co-star Harrison Dodd, D-Conn., told Democrats was overwhelming, while the vote Windsor said the conclusion was flurries in the north. Chance of extends from northern California to the northern Rockies. party’s losses in the election were as not caring about the national During the workshop on partici­ Ford found as Indiana Jones. The average dairy cow produces nearly 150 gathered in Manchester Saturday on the party lever was more evenly that the party looks to the state pounds of milk a day, compared with about 2 snow Friday. Daily highs in the for a workshop aimed at streng­ due largely to the coattails of security of this country,” he said. pation, Julia Tashjian, secetary of “ Harrison is a matinee idol,” Hamill said. " I ’m split. central committee for guidance, teens north and 20s south. President Ronald Reagan. "The very same voter who is the state, said it is now po.sslble to not. I promised myself I wouldn't do anything that pounds a day for a human mother and an thening the party. When a similar vole was taken for a pool of technology, for Overnight lows near or below "N o one can tell me that these - interested in preventing a nuclear register voters without having came along just to make money." estimated 1,300 pounds a day for a blue whale. ■ Party officials and candidates on the workshop on participation in establishing a single data base in zero north and in the single ■men lost because of their records,” war is also interested in keeping them come to town hall. 6ften appear more concerned with the political process, votes on both one place, and for tracking the he said. this country strong.” numbers south. (he interests of the leaders of questions were overwhelming. opposition candidates so that the The need for more initiative on organizations than with the rank- the pari of democratic town Democrats should focus more on Sen. Cornelius P. O’Leary of party can develop issues. Across the nation hnd-file members of those groups, M OYNIHAN CALLED the par­ Rep. Michael Helfgott of We.st committees figured prominently ty’s election defeats “ just a little strengthening the country’s con­ Windsor Locks, summarizing the Scattered rain and snow show­ podd said in his keynote address in Willington said the workshop on in the workshop discussion. bump in the road.” ventional military forces, he said. results of a workshop on platforms ers will fall over western Wa­ the Lowe Building at Manchester Community College. But Dodd said the reason tor the shington and western Oregon, Finally, Dodd said the party has “ We’re going to have to speak defeats went beyond the coattails changing to snow showers over lost support because of a general more directly to them and less to of a popular Republican. " I think the northern plateau and Mon­ lack of understanding by voters ihe leadership,” he said. we are in trouble.” he said. “ 1 think about many of the social programs tana. Rain showers will be : Dodd also criticized the party’s we’re perceived as something scattered from southern Arkan­ instituted by previous Democratic stance on national security and other than what we are." administrations. sas and Alabama to the south economic issues. His assessment The state party needs to launch Atlantic coast and northern of the party’s strength stood in an aggressive voter-registration "A ll it takes is one demagogue to Florida. Mixed rain and snow $harp contrast to opening remarks • drive to recapture middle-income stand up and say that a person showers will fall from central made by Gov. William A. O’Neill voters, Dodd said. arrived at a welfare office in a Arkansas to northern Georgia. and state party Chairman Timothy “ We’re losing a constituency limousine — and it may be one case Rain, freezing rain, sleet and 1^;" j iMOwiAi'*^ now J. Moynihan, who represents East that is naturally ours," he said. out of 10,000 — and it will turn snow will fall over North Carol­ uei wsATHcn fotocast ' Hartford in the House. Dodd also said party leaders people against that program,” he U ESP AY ONLY' ina. Snow also will be scattered " I’m sick and tired of hearing have allowed Republicans to as­ said. “ We’ve got to get out and sume the lead in revitalizing the make people understand how these 2 from the Mid-AItantic coast what terrible shape this party is in across southeastern New York National forecast in this state — that’s hogwash,” nation’s economy. things work.” state, the northern Appalachian Mountains to the eastern Great For the period ending 7 a.m. EST Tuesday. During early Tuesday Lakes. High temperatures will morning snow Is forecast for parts of the Northern Plateau, Central Party mulls improved technology be in the teens and 20s from the Plains and the Upper Great Lakes region. Elsewhere, the weather will be fair. Minimum temperatures will include (maximum temperatures FRESH northern plateau across Mon­ Republicans in Connecticut are LESTER BAUM, former Vernon in parenthesis); Atlanta 26(50), Boston 16(30), Chicago 12(26), McCa v a n a g h s u g g e s t e d tana, the northern Plains, the at least two years ahead of the Democratic chairman, described Cleveland 10(29), Dallas 32(54), Denver 15(43), Duluth 4(18), that more town committees think middle Mississippi valley, and Democrats in using computer the inexpensive computer system GROUND BEEF ...... ^.....ib .* l,49 Houston 37(69), Jacksonville 30(55), Kansas City 22(42), Little Rock about computerized polls and the Ohio valley to the north technology in election campaigns. he used in the last election and said mailings. 28(46), Los Angeles 40(57), Miami 53(71), Minneapolis 9(23), New FRESH Atlantic coast. Highs in the SOs Democrats agreed Saturday in a it paid off in polling voters on Timothy Bates, an attorney from and 60s will reach from central Orleans 37(56), New York 20(29), Phoenix 44(61), SL Louis 18(37), workshop on technology. issues and attitudes. Vernon De­ UPl photo Groton who lost his race for the California across southern Nev­ San Francisco 36(48), Seattle 31 (37). Washington 23(39). But the Democrats agreed they mocrats used the system for General Assembly in November, GROUND CHUCK ...... ib.*1.59 ada, southern Arizona, southern should not take the same approach selective mailings to special inter­ used personal computers in his FRESH Today In history Texas, the central Gulf coast to as the Republicans. Though work­ est groups, Baum said. campaign but said they were no the south Atlantic coast. After­ shop ' panelists said local party "The computer won’t make bad match for the Republicans’ central On Jan. 28.1979, Chinese Deputy Prime U.S. visit by a top Chinese Communist noon temperatures w ill be in the Manchester Herald organizations should make use of candidates win, but it can prevent computer COD FILLETS...... ib,*2.49 leader. Teng is shown waving to 70s over southern Florida. bomputers, they said it would be good candidates from losing,” Minister Teng Hsiao-ping arrived in Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Asked about volunteer resist­ A l l Washington to begin the first official onlookers as he arrived here. too expensive — and not particu­ Baum said. , „ ^ ^ ance to computerized campaigns. Penny Sadd Mark F. Abraltis larly desirable — for the Demo­ Rep. James McCavanagh, D- Bates said that computers won’t Associate Publisher Business Manager cratic State Central Committee to Manchester, who helped moderate eliminate the need for volunteers COOKED SALAMI...... ib. * 1.79 take over the work being done by the workshop, explained the Man­ but will "change volunteer work.” Lottery USPS 327-500 VOL. CIV, No. 100 town committees. chester party’s approach to tele­ Instead of compiling voter lists by LAND O' LAKES ' ' Atmanac “ We will never have the kind of phone polling. He said it was not hand on index cards, volunteers PubllilMd Jollv axcapt Sunday Sudoested carrier rotes are 01.20 money that goes into that kind of computerized but was considered will have to enter data into a AMERICAN CHEESE...... ib.*1.99 and cortaln holidays by tin AAon- w ea kly, SS.12 fo r one m onth, tIS J S project,” said Stanley Greenberg, successful. Xiaoping arrived on the first computer, he said. Today is Monday, Jan. 28, the 1889, painter Jackson Pollock in Connecticut daily chMlor Publlshlne Co., 14 Brolnord for three months, 010.70 tor six a computer consultant to the “ We manned the phones every FRESH BAKED official visit to the United States by Place, Monciwstar, Conn. 04040. monthsond041.40for one year. M all 28th day of 1985 with 337 to follow. 1912, Swedish artist Claes Olden­ Democratic leadership. Green­ night,” McCavanagh said. "It was Baum called for establishment a top Chinese Communist leader. Saturday: 588 Second cloee potfooe iMild at Man­ rotes are ovallobla on request. The moon is moving toward its burg in 1929, actor Alan Alda in chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: berg said the Connecticut Republi­ a lot of work, but it was very of a "library” of specialized In 1982, kidnapped Brig. Gen. BLUEBERRY MUFFINS______6/*l,29 last phase. 1936 and ballet dancer Mikhail Play Four: 8461 Send address chonees to Ihe Man­ cans spent at least $25,000 on interesting. We could tell early on mailing lists, brochures from Barishnlkov in 1948. James Dozier was rescued after 42 chester Herald, P.O. Sox 901, To place 0 clossltlad or disolay The morning stars are Mercury, Other numbers drawn Satur­ M anch ester, Conn. 04040. advertisement, or to report a news computer polling and mailing in what the mood of the people was,” campaigns and other documents at On this date in history: days in the hands of Italian Jupiter and Saturn. day in New England; Item, story or picture Mao, coll the 1984 election. he said. Democratic state headquarters. The evening stars are Venus and In 1878. the first commercial terrorists. GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If 443-2711. Onloe hours ore0:30a.m . Maine daily; Z91 you don't receive your Herald by 5 to S p.m. Mondov throubh Friday. The Democrats are different, " I was fortunate,” McCavanagh Others suggested that the state Mars. ) telephone switchboard was put in Greenberg said. "Our town com­ said, crediting the telephone work, committee hire experts to provide A thought for the day; painter New Hampshire daily; 07J2 p.m. weekdays or 7:30. a.m. Satur­ Those bom on this dale are under operation in New Haven, Conn. It day, please telephone your carrier. mittees are stronger; we have among other things, for his 1984 technical help in running cam­ HICHLANB PARK MAilKET 317 Highland St.. Manchesfw James McNeill Whistler said, Rhode Island daily; 1203 If you're unable to reach your The Manchester Harold 1s a the sign of Aquarius. They include initially served 12 subscribers. more volunteers,” he said. A local victory. "I was in a targeted paigns and produce videotapes In 1915, the U.S. Coast Guard was “ Two and two continue to make “ Lot-O-Bucks” : 34-31-15-17-M carrier, call subscriber service at subscriber to United Press Interna­ explorer and journalist Sir Henry 441-2711 bv 7 p .m . weekdays o r 10 tional news services and Is a approach to computer use, with district, facing Republican maii> which could be used by town four, in spite of the whine of the Vermont daily: 730 Stanley in 1841, Cuban revolution­ established under legislation o.m. Saturdays tor ouaranteed member of the Audit Euraau of some assistance from the state ing with half-truths and out-and- committees in preparing for amateur for three, or the cry of the Massachusetts daily: 0133 dellvarv In Manchester. Circulatlont. ary and poet Jose Marti in 1853, passed by Congress. leadership, would be best, he said. out lies.” elections. concert pianist Artur Rubinstein in In 1979. 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4 - MANCHEFTER HKRALD. Monday. Jan 28, 1985 V.S./World Auschwitz survivors NASA looks for shuttle-a-month schedule In Dec 8 oa the .secrcl military return, remember By William Harwood United Press Internotlonol mission but Discovery was pressed Paper probes chemical leak into service instead. By Tony Paterson question is not why did this happen but NEW YO RK — A supervisor at Union Carbide’s how could it,” he said. CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. - Discovery's main landing gear United Press International pesticide plant in Bhopal, India, took a tea break For many of the 50 survivors The top-secret but successful flight touched down at the Kennetjy before dealing with a chemical leak last marking the 40th anniversary of their of the shuttle Discovery on Ameri­ Space Center's 3-mile-long shuttle OSWIECIM, Poland — Weeping December that killed more than 2,500 people and liberation by Soviet forces, it was an ca's first manned military space runway at 4:23 p.m. EST Sunday, quietly amid the gas chambers and injured 200,000, The New York Timeslreported emotional first return to the site that mission has cleared the way for ending the first American manned laboratories where their nightmares today. subjected them to a nightmare they NASA to resume a blistering military space flight and the 15th were wrought, 50 Auschwitz survivors Within an hour of the leak, initially was will never forget. shuttle launch-a-month pace shuttle mission. marked the 40th anniversary of their Surrounded by barbed-wire, watch- The hallmark of Discovery's Dresserf in light blue flight suits, considered a water leak, the chemical reaction in liberation from the Nazi death camp. a storage tank was out of control and created the towers and barracks preserved as a clandestine three-day flight to the shuttle's five militarv’ astro­ Standing on the ramp at the center of world’s worst environmental disaster, The Times warning to mankind, eight survivors _ launch what sources said was a nauts made a quick inspection of the camp where Nazis separated the said. wearing yellow Star of David badges National Security Agency spy their trusty ship before boarding old and sick from those who could work The Times, in the first in a series of reports on wept as red, blue, and white wreaths satellite was the firing of the ^ the "astrovan" for the short trip and decided who would die. American were laid in the snow. million rocket booster used to loft it back to their crew quarters. the disaster, said a seven-week staff investigation Mark Berkowitz recalled his first sight Hugh Harris, chief spokesman determined the leak, which spewed deadly of the camp. He was just 12 years old One read the words: “ TJiis soil is to its final orbit. soaked with the blood, tears and ashes The shuttle Challenger, with for the Florida shuttleport. said methyl isocyanate gas over the city in the early then. hours of Dec. 3, was caused by operating errors, of our friends and families. We will Sen. Jake Garn. R-Utah, on board, workers planned to evaluate Dis­ “ I remember the lights, the shouts of design flaws, maintenance failures and training never let the world forget what now is scheduled to blast off covery's condition today after Jeder raus! (Everyone get out!) , ’ the deficiencies. happened here.” around Feb. 20 to carry two completing a long checklist of guard dogs and how I was separated The newspaper said its inquiry involved more American survivor Eva Kor re­ satellitMi into orbit, including the post-landing procedures. from my mother and my sister,” than 100 interviews with present and former turned for the first time since being second key shuttle communica­ "It looks real good." Harris said. Berkowitz said Sunday. .Union Carbide employees, the Indian govern­ imprisoned in the camp as a 9-year-old^ tions satellite. "Nobody has any indication of any He pointed to the ruins of a gas The big relay station relies on the problems at this point." ment’s chief scientist and study of company chamber. "One thing that is missing is the same booster used to carry the Closed-circuit television shots of technical documents. “ That’s where they took my mother, The Times said there were at least 10 violations smell of burning flesh,” she said as she secret spy station to its orbital the shuttle on the runway showed a I never saw her again.” of standard procedures of both the parent trudged through the snow, visiting the outpost 22.300 miles over the few minor dings to the ship's The Nazis exterminated more than 4 heat-shield tile system but no other corporation and its Indian-run subsidiary. The. huts where she spent more than a year. equator south of the Soviet Union. million people at Auschwitz, including "The day of the liberation was just The rocket failed in its only other apparent damage. newspaper said executives of the India operation 2.5 million Jews. like today — snowy and cold," she said. 2 Shuttle commander Navy Capt. declined to discuss the accident in detail, but 2 shuttle flight in '983. Berkowitz was one ot eight twins who “ But the difference then was that we Thomas Mattingly. Air Force Lt. conceded that Bhopal management was responsi­ Neither the space agency nor the returned to the camp where they were were emaciated, starving, without Air Force would say anything Col. Loren Shriver, Marine Corps ble for enforcing safety regulations. subjected to the experiments of Nazi proper clothes or shoes.” about Discovery's payload other Lt. Col. James Buchli and Air doctor Josef Mengele — known as the than to admit the presence of the Force Majs. Ellison Onizuka and Carbide announces earnings “ Angel of Death.” In Tel Aviv, 2,000 Auschwitz survi- "inertial upper stage" rocket Gary Payton boarded a prop plane DANBURY — Union Carbide said Monday "They operated and burned out some vors gathered for their first reunion booster. for the trip back to Houston at 9:09 expenses related to the chemical accident at its of my brain just to see what would Sunday. Some of the former inmates In a brief statement released 16 p.m. plant in India took $18 million off its fourth happen,” he said. hugged each other as they watched a hours before Discovery's landing, Payton was the first of 25 quarter earnings, but no provision for legal “ They also damaged my spine. 1 .film showing emaciated survivors UPI pholo the Air Force said the rocket met military astronauts to get a shuttle have had to undergo several operations peering out from matchstick bunks of 8 liability was established. 8 its “ mission objectives." flight. His four crewmates are straw. The company said the charge covered to be able to function normally. The DPI photo Pope John Paul II ascends the large pyramid where he held a NASA's ambitious launch sche­ full-time NASA astronauts. “ operating, distribution and administrative costs dule was interrupted in November But it was the last space flight for incurred and anticipated relating to the accident Communion for 144,000 people in Caracas, Venezuela Sunday. when Challenger was grounded Mattingly, a veteran of the Apollo from left to right, mission commander Tom Mattingly, at Bhopal, India.” More than a million people attended the Mass on the second day because of problems with its 16 mission to the moon and the Shuttle crewmen who returned to Houston late Sunday Union Carbide said that in its lawyers’ opinion shuttle Columbia's fourth test Lebanese Cabinet of the Pope’s four-country Latin American tour. , heat-shield tile system. Challenger night greet friends and relatives jn Houston. They are, Jim Buchli and Gary Payton, three of the five-man crew. "no charge or accrual is required for any had been scheduled for launch flight. amounts that may become payable for liabilities arising from the accident.” The company reported fourth quarter earnings looks for solution of $13 million, or 19 cents per share. The charge Pope arrives in Merida related to the plant in India amounted to 25 cents Reagan lobbies bankers gency meeting today as tantamount to Charities per share. By Halo Khoury a withdrawal of his resignation but MERIDA, Venezuela (UPI) — Pope Union Carbide had a iossof $111 million, or $1.58 United Press International government sources avoided direct John Paul II. celebrating a mile-high per share, in the same quarter of 1983, reflecting comment on the question. mass in the Andes, told Roman Politics and faith the cost of closing certain production facilities. BEIRUT. Lebanon — A Sunni Similar caution was displayed by the Catholics today to accept religious iaunch The company made a profit of $28.3 million, or 40 Moslem government minister who take Pope westward for budget plan support leftist newspaper As Safir, known for teachings "with docility" and guard submitted his resignation during the cents per share, before the charge. against church rebels with materialis­ weekend decided to attend an emer­ its close ties with Hoss. As^ Safir — see page 9 tic ideologies. gency Cabinet session today but it was avoided saying Hoss had actually By Norman D. Sandler attempt to tamper with the deficit Plane crash kills two "T o be faithful to the church is also to tax fight billion that Defense Secretary unclear whether he would remain in the decided to remain in the 8-month-old from the revenue side through United Press International Caspar Weinberger agreed to trim IRW INDALE, Calif. — A student flier and his Cabinet. live in intimate communion with the higher taxes could harm economic coalition government. from projected outlays next year, instructor were practicing turns when another Prim e Minister Rashid KaramI said Voice of Lebanon, the Christian shepherds placed there by the Holy But in San Salvador Sunday night, WASHINGTON - President growth. By Joseph Mlanowany "there isn’t much more to get plane’s wheel crashed through their window and Education and Labor Minister Selim Phalange Party-run radio, said Hoss Spirit to govern the people of God." he the auxiliary bishop, the Most Rev. Reagan, positioning himself for a But he had a word of warning for United Press International there,” he said. then tumbled to the ground, killing two people. Hoss would attend the Cabinet session withdrew his resignation Sunday night, said in remarks prepared for delivery Gregorio Rosas Chavez, announced budget showdown with Congress, Congress and for Reagan, who at the mass in the colonial city of that Rivera y Damas had traveled to "W e ’ve squeezed that apple The student and his teacher made an but avoided direct comment on reports Lebanese leaders spent most of Sunday today sought support from savings vowed during the campaign to WASHINGTON - Charities and pretty good,” Reagan said of the emergency landing and walked away with only that Hoss had withdrawn his trying to persuade him to withdraw his Merida, 5,400 feet up the Andes. Venezuela to discuss the possibility of J and loan executives and Republi­ accept higher taxes oniy as "a last "T o be faithful to the church is not to Vatican mediation in El Salvador’s J non-profit groups nationwide, fear­ Pentagon budget. scrdlc)i6s resignation. resignation and avert a Cabinet crisis. can allies for a plan he sends to resort” and later insisted any tax ful of losing billions of dollars in But Sen. Barry Goldwater, R- Authorities said they were not sure who was at Hoss, the leading moderate in the Beirut radio said Hoss came out of a let oneself be taken in by doctrines or civil war. Capitol Hill in a week. hike would take place only "over ideologies contrary to Catholic dogma, donations, hope to convince Con­ Ariz., chairman of the Senate fault in the Sunday crash. Cabinet of four Christians and five retreat at his Doha suburban home, Sunday in Caracas, John Paul Reagan planned a round of my dead body.” as certain groups of materialistic gress this week to leave their Armed Services Committee, said The student flier and his instructor, after a Moslems, had no comment. He submit­ south of Beirut, Sunday evening to preached against modern family prob­ meetings at the White House to “ If by the end of December ... inspiration of doubtful, religious con­ deductions alone. Sunday “ the military can live rapid drop through the air, managed to make a ted his resignation to Karami Saturday attend the more than three-hour lems — divorce, abortion, artificial spotlight his budget proposal that Congress hasn’t shown clear indi­ tent would wish,” the pope said. with” a budget increase of about rough emergency landing on the dry bed of the — reportedly over the govenment’s meeting with Karami and Lebanon’s birth control and euthanasia, then Up to 300 leaders of non-profit he sends to Congress Feb. 4, as well cations we’re are attacking the "It is to accept with docility its 5.5 percent — substantially less San Gabriel River, striking a fence and flipping failure to end violence in Beirut and political and religious Sunni hierarchy. traveled to the oil capital of Maracaibo organizations plan to be in the as a far-reaching tax reform plan deficit and it is going to come magisterium (teaching authority)." than the 6.4 percent sought by the Cessna 152 up on its nose. The two men improve the country’s economy. Hoss, 55, declined comment after the for the warmest welcome of the trip so capital this week to lobby against sure to evoke cries of pain from down, I honestly think then the Vatican officials did not immediately Weinberger. climbed out and walked away, authorities said. Karami, In a statement issued after a meeting. far. three sections of the Treasury business and other powerful Whatever amount Reagan pro­ president is going to have to think A prominent member of the powerful release information about the pontiff’s A 'The dead were identified as Sandra Switzer, 34, meeting Sunday with Hoss and bther A Department's tax simplification constituencies. poses for the Pentagon in his fiscal seriousiy about increasing taxes,” discussion in Maracaibo Sunday night His reception in Merida, a quaint of Pasadena and Ralph W. Powell, 46, of Arcadia. Sunni community, Hoss was the first Moslem political and religious leaders, university town of 100,000 that was proposal that would cut into tax With the curtain set to rise on the 1986 budget, Goldwater said, Goldwater said. Their Cessna 120 crashed in the Irwindale said there was "agreement that all member of the Cabinet of five Moslems with San Salvador Archbishop Arturo deductions allowed for charity. deficit drama — deferred last year founded in 1558 by Spanish conquerors, "there’s no question there’ll be " I don’t honestiy beiieve in my reservoir near Los Angeles and they were both should resume their national duty.” and five Christians to submit his Rivera y Damas or his Nicaraguan by politics — Reagan dug in his efforts to cut it from all members heart that'the deficit’s going to be resignation since the panel was formed counterpart, Archbishop Miguel was low-key compared to the effusive Taken together, those segments thrown from the plane. Most Beirut newspapers interpreted outpouring of emotion in Maracaibo. heels over the weekend against of the Congress.” wiped out. ... It all depends on the Boss’s agreement to attend the em er­ last April 30. Obando y Bravo. of the Treasury plan could cost any compromise on defense spend­ When asked where he would courage the Congress has in Wet winter slaps the South American charities about $5 bil­ ing, a principal area GOP leaders looking at every expenditure that draw the line, Goldwater replied, A treacherous mingling of snow, sleet, rain and lion. according to a study done for have targeted for cutbacks in the we make — not just defense, but " I can live and the'm ilitary can unseasonable cold stung the South today frpna the Independent Sector, an um­ effort to reduce $200 billion-pIus live with a 5.5 percent increase — going down the>whote list,” Gold- N N brella group for about 600 non­ Arkansas and Louisiana to Georgia and Virginia, deficits. 5.5. 5.8, something like that.” He water said on/NBC’s "M eet the profit groups and major donors. closing schools and transforming roadways into Nepalese climb turns into tragedy In an interview Saturday with Press.” ^ said he opposes any freeze on slippery muddles of wrecks and traffic jams. "It's the only time I ’ve ever radio correspondents, Reagan said Pentagon spending at current " I f we have the courage to cut, I known the whole scctorto be united Ten-foot snow drifts atop a department store in the amount the federal govern­ levels. think in a year’s time we can say, said Tamang, whose fingers, toes and their way back down the mountainside out of fear and determination," Buffalo, N.Y., caused a 100-square-foot section of KATMANDU. Nepal (UPI) - A ment spends on national security Goldwater, who warned last ‘Yes we’re going to get out of this nose were blackened by frostbite. "W e toward their base camp. said Brian O'Connell, president of the roof to cave in Sunday, injuring nine people. Nepalese mountain guide said Monday "is dictated by people outside the week that the deficit could push the probiem,’ or, ’No, we’re not he would have reached the summit that "W e put him in the middle. We had to Independent Sector. Snow fell today from central Arkansas to he and the wife of an American climber United States.” Beyond the $8.7 nation to bankruptcy, said anv added. day but for the mishap.” bring him down slowly, sometimes “ You’ve got conservative evan­ southwestern Virginia. A half foot blanketed who died of altitude sickness on the Tamang was serving as a guide to pulling him," the guide said. gelical churches working with Owensboro. Ky.. Sunday and 2 inches dusted world’s third highest peak were unable Kemp. 39, of Kirrawee, Australia, and "Chandler died in his sleep at about 8 Planned Parenthood and the ma­ Nashville. Tenn., today. to drag the body off the mountain and Chandler, who' had been climbing p.m. that day. We dragged and pulled jor oil companies working with A thick pall of clouds spit rain and sleet from buried it in an icy grave. together for six years and were making him for about 300 meters” before environmental groups." northern Mississippi to northern Georgia, and “ We tried our best to bring the body Paper’s poll of taxpayers the first winter attempt to conquer burying the body in the snow, Tamang In addition to the efforts by rain drenched the Gulf Coast, with nearly 2‘A off the mountain but could not. Our Kangchenjunga. said. Independent Sector, some larger inches at Pensacola, Fla. Windsgustingto70mph hands and feet were frozen,” Mangal Tamang and Kemp were flown to charities such as The United Way Sunday ripped roofs from homes in Paradis and Singh Tamang, 27, said in an interview Tamang said he and Kemp took four Katmandu Sunday by army helicopter and the American Cancer Society Schriever, La. from his bed in a hospital where he was more days to climb off the mountain from the village to which they had been because both had been frostbiten by the are launching their own lobbying shows tax reform backing being treated for frostbite. carried by rescuers who found them at campaigns. Caldwell remains In hospital On Saturday, the Nepal Tourism severe cold. UPl photo and mortgages on second homes. Ministry said Tamang labored for four their base camp. "It is a miracle we could get off the "W e raised $2,1 billion last LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Most modified flat-tax structure — such BOSTON — Sarah Caldwell, the first woman days with Louise Kemp to drag the Kemp said Sunday that Chandler mountain. Our hands and feet were year," said Steve Delfin, a spoke.s- Americans want tax rules re­ as the Treasury has proposed — But three of the most popular ever to conduct at New York City’s Metropolitan Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., checks the time on his deductions — for charity contribu­ body of her husband off 26,129-foot died Jan. 15, some lOhours after he was frozen. We crawled, just clinging onto man for United Way of America, a formed and made more fair, a new because they think any overhaul Opera, remained in the intensive care unit of Kangchenjunga in west Nepal. The stricken by altitude sickness at 25.843 the mountain,” he .said. trade association for the 2,200 local watch prior to being interviewed Sunday on NBC’s "Meet poll indicates. But not surpris­ should require upper-income tax­ tions, interest on loans and state Massachusetts General Hospital early today with and local taxes — were described Tourism Ministry had no comment on feet as they made their way up the United Way organizations. “ Had the Press.” Goldwater. chairman of the Senate Armed ingly, most also think their own tax payers to shoulder more of the pneumonia, hospital officials said. The death of Chandler, who was the Tamang’s story. mountain’s north face on what was to the provisions of the Treasury plan breaks should be protected. burden. as fair not only by most of those Caldwell, 60, the founder and artistic director of first U.S. climber to make a successful Services Committee, said during the interview, "the Tamang denied the ministry report, have been their finai leg to the summit. been in place, we would have The Los Angeles Times Poll The poll said taxpayers believe who use them, but also by nearly as the Opera Company of Boston, was hospitalized winter assault of Mount Everest, the military can live with" a budget increase of about 5.5 saying he and Kemp were able to pull She said her husband was suddenly raised $300 million less.” published Sunday was based on a the present tax system is unfair many of those who don’t. Jan. 3. She was moved to intensive care on Jan. 14 world’s highest peak, brought to three the body of Chris Chandler, 36, of striken by choking and gagging and But the Treasury Department percent less than the Pentagon leaders are seeking for cross section of 1,454 taxpayers and needs drastic revision, and The poll also said 60 percent of the number of Americans killed this after her case was downgraded from pneumonia became blind. CHRIS CHANDLER disagrees the problem would be as said 56 percent liked the idea of taxpayers believe tax reform Sausalito, Calif., less than 1,000 feet winter while climbing in the Nepalese 1986. surveyed by telephone from Jan. of one lung to double pneumonia, an opera official Tamang said he and Kemp supported devastating as the charities 19-24. getting rid of most deductions — should be a higher priority than before they had to give up. Himalayas. . . buried in ice grave reducing the federal deficit, al­ said. “ We dug a pit and put him there,” Chandler between them as they inched contend. " Despite a 52 percent majority except the ones that benefit them. though 70 percent said they were In a two-volume explanation of support for the Treasury Depart­ For example, 74 percent of the satisfied with the amount of taxes its tax simplification plan, the Panel launches drive ment’s proposal to simplify the tax respondents believe deductions for 2 2 department conceded some of its they paid last year. structure, most surveyed were business entertainment expenses A total of 56 percent said the tax suggestions would have "some skeptical that the plan would are unjust. But only 41 percent of Undersea mining remains key to treaty controversy code is unfair and needs an effect on charitable giving," but reduce tax cheating or result in those who use the deductions to cut traffic deaths overhaul. . said “ the impact is not expected to smaller tax bills for most thought they are unfair, compared The Treasury proposal was the agreement. question of using the worid ocean, ’ ’ be significant." By Frank t. Csongos safety seats correctiy. individuals. with 81 percent of those who don’t. By Frank Thorsbero STILL, THE FUTURE OF the uniform jurisdiction boundaries. decade away from reality. But " I t is doubtful that the first United Press International Goldman, in calling for a nation­ favored by a 52-30 percent major­ United Press International But the attempt to include guide­ hundreds of 'millions of dollars “ The new convention is an Two-thirds of those surveyed treaty — which is officially called State Department spokesman dollars of giving, or the giving of wide campaign to educate the There were similar discrepan­ ity, although nearly two-thirds of lines on the use of underwater have been spent in explorations effective instrument created by also preferred the current system the United Nations Conference on David Colson, legal adviser for those who give only modest WASHINGTON - A federal public on the issue, said 90 percent cies among those who use or don’t the respondents admitted they SAN FRANCISCO — Undersea resources has dampened U.S. that reveal vast reserves of nickel, the worid community for prevent­ of graduated tax rates to a the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS III) oceans, international environmeni amounts, are affected signifi­ safety board is kicking off a of these deaths and injuries could use deductions for capital gains knew little or nothing about it. mining, an expensive and untested Interest in becoming a signatory copper, cobalt and manganese ing the threat of unrestrained — remains uncertain. exploitation and conflicting jurisi- and scientific affairs, bciieve.s cantly by tax considerations," the nationwide drive today, hoping to be prevented with the proper use of future resource for many nations, “ A more likely outcome, in my nation. plus other rare minerals thousands 8 there is nothing unfair or ambigu­ 8 department said. convince Americans that child safety seats. is the crux of an international The treaty concludes that deep of feet below the ocean’s surface. diction claims,” said Vladimir opinion, is for the deep seabed Pisarev, senior research fellow at ous about the U.S. position. Charitable groups, not so sure, safety seats in cars will reduce the She said there are “baby argument that pits the United mining convention to be rewritten seabed mineral resources, and the EPA probes burying of chemical the Institute of U.S. and Canada are taking aim at the following number of deaths and injuries crusher” loopholes in some state States against a host of undeve- in a fair, equitable and economi­ technology to exploit them, should A BIG FACTOR INHIBITING Studies at the Academy of Science “Is deep .seabed mining a Treasury proposals that would: suffered by children. laws that permit the child to be in ASHEVILLE, N.C. (UPI) - chemical warfare agents. The EPA has not estimated lo p ^ countries eager for a share of cally viable way.” Alexander J. be regulated by an international development of undersea mining in the Soviet Union. freedom of the high seas in which • Limit charitable deductions to The National Transportation the mother’s arms when riding in Officials are seeking to determine Neither Army nor EPA officials cleanup costs but an official at the sea’s riches. Krem, vice president of Bank of authority and shared by the world technology is the current world Pisarev said the U.S. refusal to states join together to regulate amounts that exceed 2 percent of a Safety Board, sponsoring a one- an automobile. if waste from a chemical warfare could be reached for comment. But Chemtronics said iUivdiild take five Am erica’s investment banking community because they repres­ price of metals, which remains at a Deep seabed mineral resources, sign the treaty “ means nothing but themselves, having due regard for taxpayer’s 'g .s„ Income. day .symposium, said statistics agent, so powerful one speck can an Army official raised concern at years and gSLinUUdn if activeBZ is group, said at a recent conference ent a "common heritage of low level that makes even produc­ "Being in the mother’s arms is and how to exploit them, is the a course to undermine the very the rights of others?" Colson Charities si.,\ ..vcrage donor show that about 600 infants and cause a seven-day LSD-like trip, is a meeting in September, saying BZ found. discussing the treaty. • mankind.” tion of land reserves an expensive the least safe place for a child,” subject of the Law of the Sea, a 1982 idea of treaty settlement of global asked. "O r is there something so gives ab ■ 1.- i .'r' -*’' of adjusted children under the age of 5 die in dangerous 20 years after it was waste may not have been fully Military officials, however, say Gunther Jaenicke, professor of The technology needed to begin venture. Goldman said. “ Basically, the treaty that took nearly a decade to issues (and) to discredit the role of legally unique about this activity income. highway accidents each year and buried by the Army in landfills. neutralized by a "kill solution” the BZ waste, even if active, poses law from the University of Frank­ commercial undersea mining op­ The Soviet Union supports UN­ child becomes an air bag for the hash out and has not yet been the United Nations in such a that it has escaped from classical • Elimi.iate the charitable de­ another 50,000 suffer injuries be­ The Environmental Protection before being buried. no immediate danger to the public furt, told the conference he is erations is still under development CLOS III and criticizes the United mother when a serious front- enacted. settlement and to seed chaos in the legal doctrine" duction for those who do not cause they are not buckled into a collision occurs.” Agency is questioning workers “ He wasn’t sure,” said the because it is underground. convinced there is time to correct and is thought to be at least a States for its decision not to sign itemize. safety seat or the devices are used More than 130 countries have She noted that a child can suffer who buried the waste from a E P A ’s Dennis Manganiello, who problems with the treaty. • Restrict the deduction that is improperly. Amcel Propulsion Co., a subsi­ signed the treaty, but only about a severe injuries even without an chemical known as BZ, or 3- attended the meeting with Army "The postponement of commer­ FREE f r e e FREE FREE FREE taken for a gift of property that has Patricia Goldman, vice chair­ diary of the New York-based dozen have taken steps to ratify it. accident when the driver merely quinuclidinyl benzilate, near Ashe­ official Neil Baker. "He was cial exploitation to the next decade ANTIQUE & CRAFT SHOW increased in value. Instead of man of the safety panel and a ville in the 1960s. talking about the worst possible CelaneseCorp., and Northrop Inc., The United States rejected cer­ provides sufficient time and oppor­ B IB L E T A L K allowing a deduction for the fair hits the brake hard to avoid a a Los Angeles-based aircraft ma­ WEEKLY GARDEN SHORT COURSES leading proponent of the child collision. Experts say the chemical is so case. If BZ wasn’t in a certain tain terms of the treaty, especially tunity to explore the ■ practical Non-Denominational F e b .2nd market value, the deduction would safety seat, said 49 kates and the strong a tiny speck can produce form, it would be very dangerous nufacturer, produced 150,000 regulations concerning deep sea possibilities in bringing the divided be limited to the original cost, plus "The child in this case becomes a pounds of the chemical from 1962 to District of Columbia now have seven days of disorientation and to handle. If it was inert or mining operations, and enacted its camps together in a joint search ' 10 a.m. Two FREt Lectures Tuesday, January 29. 7:30 p.m. Mr an inflation adjustment. human missile,” she said. 1966 at the site. Come and join our laws to protect children. She said hallucinations similar to those co-mingled wih other materials, it own Deep Sea Hard Minerals for a generally acceptable and Francis Lyman, from Coventry will present a bulb film lec­ The safety seats cost between $25 discussions centered Wyoming is expected to pass child caused by LSD. wouldn’t be as dangerous.” The BZ waste is part ot a legacy Resource Act to establish a na­ viable universal international LUNCHEON and $80. The higher-priced seats ture "Flowering Bulbs in Keukenhoff Gardens Holland”. The sale of sliced bread was safety seat legislation this year. BZ was made in strict secrecy The landfills are on the Super­ of Arm y efforts dating to the 1950s tional licensing procedure for deep seabed regime in which all states, around God’s Word. provide the same protection as the Followed by a lecture "How to grow annuals and peren­ prohibited in the United States But Goldman said most child for the military by two companies fund hazardous waste cleanup list to expand chemical warfare stock­ seabed mining. including the United States, will less expensive ones but may be SOUTH UNITED nials, the gems of the garden” by a staff member of W.Q. from 1943 to the end of World War safety seats are not used properly on the site of the present Chem- and the E P A started interviewing piles, which it maintained since The United States also has participate,” Jaenicke said. Tuesday evenings more comfortable or fancier. II. — similar, she said, to having “ a tronics Inc. plant, one mile north of former employees last week to World War T. signed reciprocal agreemenU with Many experts agree there is a 7:30-9:00 P.M . METHODIST CHURCH life preserver without air.” Federal law mandates protec­ where some 300 to 500 drums of the determine how they disposed of the seven other countries — the United need for certain parts of the treaty WOODLAND GARDENS The National Highway Traffic waste is buried in two landfills. The chemicals. Officials said the inves­ Tne Army became interested in — especially 1o deal with rules for C a ll 647-0069 Main St. “The Waltons’” Richard Tho­ tion that ensures a child will Kingdom. France, West Germany, 1 68 VAjodliind St ManLhi;'itf,T mas is really a New Yorker, Safety Administration reported escape severe injury in a 30 mph Charlotte Observer reported tigation will take at least a year BZ because, unlike nerve gas, it Japan. Belgium. lu ly and the international navigation, protec­ anytime M anchester having been bom in New York City recently that only 7 percent of crash when properly buckled into a Sunday. before any hazardous wastes are does not kill or injure. The drag Netherlands. tion of the environment and on June 13, 1951. young children were using the safety seat. Chemtronics does not produce removed. wears off in one to seven days. • A i * ? ^

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« — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jun. 28. 1985 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Connecticut in Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor Teen pregnancy stirs state’s concern 9 make^ 9a aa sureMas AA Tlamilies AA BAM B 1 ■ CA Bwith B t I 4 medical James P. Sacks, City Editor By Susan E. Kinsman childbearing is in their own best in the first year. "H it prevents 156 interests and that of the state of pregnancies, it will have paid for expenses are better off working Former Guardian Angel sentenced OPINION Unlteq Press International itself,” said Rep. Mary Mu- than on welfare. Connecticut,” the 19-member task “We made some very good NEW HAVEN — A former member of the New Haven HARTFORD — There are a lot of force concluded after four months shinsky, D-Wallingford, one of four legislators hoping to sell the. proposals. The key is selling them Guardian Angels, described as a "three-time rapist," has been statistics about Connecticut tee­ of study. senteneed to 40 years in prison for the rape and robbery of a "We have approximately 375,0p0 bipartisan package. to the committees," Mushinsky nagers who become pregnant — said. female Yale University assistant professor. none of them good. youngsters between 13 and 19 in Keane said across-the-board in­ Connecticut,’.' said Edward C. THE TASK FORCE HAS pro­ Bryant Coleman, 19, was led shackled and screaming from the Joint effort needed for technical innovation The Task Force on Education to posed mandatory family life edu­ volvement by state and local courtroom after Superior Court Judge James M. Higgins passeti Prevent Adolescent Pregnancy Keane, task force chairman. "If agencies dealing with pregnant national norms hold true, the vast cation in kindergarten through sentence. A jury convicted Coleman in December on charges oi nearly critical in these fields. For example, a engineers. For example, manufacturing found an estimated 9,730 Connecti­ 12th grades, with teacher training teenagers was an “innovative first-degree burglary, robbery and sexual assault. Bv Robert R. Miller why the matching fund providions of the bill (now engineering iy rarely taught today, yet industry cut teenagers became pregnant in number of these youngsters are approach,” Public Law 98-377) could be an important step doctorate in management information systems 1982, the last year statistics were sexually active. Consistent contra­ in all state colleges and universi­ Assistant State’s Attorney Patrick Clifford described Coleman (MIS) can have a choice of 10 university teaching continues to need these employees. ceptive use is not something ties and state funding for in- “Connecticut should be proud it as "a three-time rapist” and "a danger to society before ms President Reagan has signed a bill which could toward building cooperative industry-university American manufacturing firms traditionally available. has taken this route. No other positions. Several well-heeled institutions ave At least 5,378 teenagers had youngsters do in teenage years.” service teacher training at the sentencing Friday. , „ . , have important implications for American relationships. have separated the design engineering from loeal level. states have done it this way,” he He was accused of slipping into the Park Street apartment ol The quality of math-science and engineering been unable to start an MIS department because abortions and girls under 19 had “Youngsters having youngsters said. industrial competitiveness, But few people know they cannot attract any faculty. process engineering that is necessary to make 1,000 more abortions than live has tremendous consequences,” A health education consultant in the victim, where he terrorized her, robbed her of $37 and forced about it. The press reported that the "Equal education has declined in the last decade. the state Department of Education Members of the task force The bottom line is that in the future, industry Pfoduct innovations efficient. The Japanese do births. Babies bom to teenagers Keane said. The children often are admitted the issue of adolescent her to submit to sex. Access" bill (H R. 1310) had finally been signed — Secondary schools have reduced math-science not. As a result, American firms have had either raised in poverty by one parent. and six regional education consul­ The woman escaped through a window and led polite on a core requirements, and qualified math-science will need many more technically-trained were more likely to die before their tants would help develop local sexuality was controversial, but but little attention was paid to the meat of the employees than universities now are capable of to hire consultants or, in some cases, buy first birthday than those bom to Their health is generally poorer said the state had no alternative search of the neighborhood where she spotted Coleman and legislation: The math-science education sections. teachers have become increasingly hard to find women over 20. Most teen mothers and they are more likely to repeat programs. Other recommenda­ identified him as her attacker, authorities said. turning out. Industry cannot simply sit back and Japanese technology. tions include; but to confront it. and keep because of low pay. never finish high school. grades in school than other child­ "Society has a choice. It can This bill would provide more than $400 million to hope the government will rescue higher ren, the task force found. When • Creation of a Teenage Preg­ / improve math, science, computer science and education. Companies need to form working INDUSTRY SHOULD TAKE ADVANTAGE of nancy Prevention Council of state either tolerate the level of teenage ON THE UNIVERSITY LEVEL, good technical PREGNANCY THREATENS they grow up, they are more likely pregnancy or do something about foreign language education at all levels. partnerships with universities, if only out of funds that Congress is expected to appropriate THE HEALTH, education and job to become teenage parents agency heads and representatives Aid officers predict hardship faculty members have become very difficult to under the new law and assist universities in of social service agencies and it,” said Dr. Victor Strasburger, Specifically, it includes $60 million in matching attract and retain because of salaries offered in enlightened self-interest. opportunities of a teenage girl and themselves. director of adolescent medicine at HARTFORD — President Reagan’s proposal to limit federally funds for joint university-industry projects improving the quality of technical education. To break the cycle, the task incentive grants to towns and cities private industry. While there are many intrinsic In the U.S. about three quarters of all basic puts an expensive burden on the to coordinate services. Bridgeport Hospital. guaranteed loans to college students will undermine private designed to improve education in these areas. research is performed in universities — mostly Industry also must figure ways to resolve the age- state, the task force found. force’s has submitted a four-part "The public can take it or leave rewards associated with teaching and academic old patent and proprietary agreement conflicts program to the Legislature. It • Planning and development colleges and price needy students out of an education, financial This was a great step in the right direction. research, the average engineer is generally funded by the federal government. This research More than half the women grants to establish two new school- it. but if they leave it they’re stuck which stifle research efforts at universities which receiving Aid to Families with would provide education to help with the level of teenage preg­ aid officers predict. Industry now needs to take this opportunity to motivated by different factors than a sociologist is perceived as vital for industrial innovation, and, teenagers prevent unwanted preg­ based health clinics and expand Reagan would limit guaranteed loans to students whose forge new partnerships with higher education. therefore, economic strength. But only three may have commercial applications. Depentlent Children were teenag­ nancy," Strasburger said. "It or artist. Even if this were not so, engineering ers when they had their first child. nancies, facilities to help them existing school health clinics. family’s income is less than$32,500andput a $4,000 cap on federal Unfortunately, too few corporate decision makers challenges in private industry often exceed those percent of basic research is funded by industry. Companies hurt by increasing international cope with the physical and emo­ • A “mature minor” statute to won’t go away.” loans and grants a student could receive per year, regardless ol competition are hurting themselves if they do not Benefits for these 21,654 women seem to be aware that the future of their firm may in academe. Relationships between universities and industry and their children cost the state an tional consequences if they do allow a minor to consent to 2 2 depend on the quality of technical education often exist on personal rather than institutional consider the low-cost university research become pregnant and financial pregnancy prevention services John Siegrist, director of financial aid for the state Even so, industry still suffers from a shortage of estimated $5 million in December Steve Carlton, lefthanded provided at U.S. schools. In order to enjoy levels, and mechanisms for transferring research alternative avail.able to them. Increased R&D and other support to help them' without parental consent. Department of Higher Education, said the family income limit adequately trajned engineers, technologists and 1984. • Increasing the medical assist­ pitcher for the Philadelphia Phil­ continued technical innovation, so vital to cbmputer professionals. Nowhere is the shortage are poorly developed. Several studies have with potential commercial applications at public ’’Educating young people in the become good parents and inde­ lies, has won 20 games a year five "would have a devastating effect on private schools where universities will benefit donors, and at the same pendent adults. ance protected income level to 133 international competitiveness. America must so glaringly evident as in the schools and colleges indicated that better working relationships could primary importance of family life percent of the Aid to Families with times, and the Cy Young Award tuition and fees range from $8,000 to $15,000 a year. produce adequate numbers of properly trained strengthen the innovation process. time, update professors’ skills and increase cash and the serious consequences of If adopted, the 15 recommenda­ "How many families with a $33,000 income can come up with of technology. Here, technical students are tions would cost the state $850,000 Dependent Children standard to four times. technical people. trained for "applications" work, rather than flow, enabling institutions to improve the quality premature sexual experience and what it costs to provide for a child’s education at “ engineering design. Our colleges graduate only AMERICA’S HIGH TECHNOLOGY companies, of technical education. school?" he asked in an interview Saturday with The Hartford If such problems can be resolved, American MORE AND MORE GADGETS today are 8,000 technologists annually, but industry could have, for the most part, begun to realize the Courant. . , ., .j,,,-. „„ importance of working with higher education. industry will strengthen itself strategically by Veronica O’Dctte, UConn director of financial aid, said DLonn 8 8 "digitized," and many offices are going use thousands more. More Yale workers ready to vote .students can expect to pay $6,050 next year. "About three-fourths As a result, few companies are willing even to They have no choice —- to remain competitive, stimulating a cost-effective R&D solution in its “automated.” Innovations in certain technologies own back yard. of the loans we do now would not be eligible,” she said. are barreling along at breakneck speed. It is use the word “technologist" in a job description they must constantly innovate. Increasingly, they “Most of our concerns were ager lor Local 35 and chief Congress has acknowledged that we are lagging NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Yale Local 34’s 3*/4-year contract negotiator for Local 34, said the obvious that the current shortage of college because they have to fill many of the positions seem willing to donate equipment and funds to included a 20.25 percent across- addressed and we feel we have an have access to the top graduates. However, other in math-science education. Now, it is up to University's dining hall and main- settlements were a victory for the graduates with technical skills will only grow with regular engineering grads — who may be tenence workers are scheduled to the-board salary increase for excellent contract, one which we technically overqualified but not applications- industries, such as .steel and automotive, have industry to realize that an investment in higher members, who earned an average and the university will benefit union. Where’s the Lotto winner? worse unless improvements are made in the education is vital to U.S. competitiveness in world vote today on a new contract, and "We’ve accomplished the funda­ education system. oriented. Many company personnel executives shown less interest in higher education and negotiators are confident it will be $13,450 after three years. from over the long haul,” Santar- markets. cangelo said. mental objective of the struggle for NEWINGTON — The winner of $3 million in last week’s Lotto Given the nature of the public funding process, are not aware that universities are training research and development. As a result, they have approved. “Our top priority was job secur­ the past four years here,” Wilhelm lagged in the international marketplace. ity, and we got the language we felt Michael Finnerty, Yale’s vice drawing may claim the top prize money beginning today, state slow equipment purchasing systems and technologists. A weekend agreement ended the president for administration, said, said. "The university finally has elaborate curriculum approval procedures, it-is Since many manufacturing firms have not Dr. Robert R. Miller is a professor of threat of a renewed strike and we needed,” said Michael Santar- an incentive to develop an intelli­ lottery officials said. international business. University of Houston- cangelo. Local 35’s secretary- “We have a contract within our Only one ticket was sold with the winning combination ol 1, ». clear that government can no longer fully support IF CORPORATE TECHNICAL PEOPLE are in taken an interest in higher education, universities students returned to worrying economic limits, without forcing gent and constructive labor rela­ demand, the shortage of university faculty is have simply stopped training certain types of University Park. about their studies rather than treasurer. The union also sought tions policy and actually negotiate 15, 18, 30 and 33, lottery officials said Saturday. It was purchased technical education in our universities. That is more liberal disability benefits substantial reallocation of our in Newington. their next meal. resources.” with the workers instead of just The tentative agreement for the and higher wages for members trying to dictate.” 1,000 members of Local 35, Federa- who earned an average $18,000. John W. Wilhelm, business man­ Potpourri Uon of University Employees was reached early Saturday after 15 FOk.NCAlR.NBq’TBST Washing[ton hours of talks by negotiators who SEN«RRa«D,..'NE'VE PIACED Merry-Go-Rotmil worked through the midnight Press shyness strike deadline set by the blue- NOU IN DU S u n n a t u r a l collar workers. President Reagan held only 28 formal news ENVlIFCNRENT^ERfilT Jack Ander«<^n The university’s 2,600 clerical conferences dtfring his first four years — and technical workers, repres­ DIFFICULT TO ented by affiliate Local 34, had compared to 99 for President Dwight vowed to honor the strike. Eisenhower and 58 for Reagan’s predecessor, The white-collar workers settled J J TBL UP FfiPM DOWN. Jimmy Carter. their contract with Yale last week You have Some sample exchanges between the media after more than 12 months at the bargaining table and a combined and the administration's other top spokesmen Secrets flowing 10-week walkout by both unions during inauguration week help explain last fall that all but paralyzed the Reagan's press shyness. university. frie n d s At the State Department: through sieve in Students were forced off campus for clashes and meals and returned Question; “In a unique commercial space to uncleaned dormitories and A A venture, a consortium of U.S. undertakers West Germany curtailed library hours. They and engineers has announced plans to begin worried about a spring semester onVbll Street with more of the same. rocketing the cremated remains of thousands WASHINGTON — Of all our allies. West Germany is Lisa Chen, a junior, said she of people into Earth orbit by early 1987 ... the worst security risk. The Federal Republic has woke up Saturday and “I looked What is the State Department reaction to this become the greatest, single source for sensitive' out my window to see if there were Western technology that seeps to the Kremlin. right here on our street interesting undertaking?” any picket lines.* When I saw the Bernard Kalb; “I might be tempted to offer For years my sources have been telling me that no delivery trucks ... I jumped up and country “leaked” as much militarily useful technol­ down and woke up my two a reply ... if first I heard you do some verbal roommates to tell them there N N ogy to the Soviets as West Germany. I was skeptical. Professional investment services ^ e as soul-searching on that question.” wasn't a strike.” At the White House; But a recent CIA report to the National Security Carl Taube, a graduate student, Council is powerfully persuasive. said, "I’m glad it’s finally over. It Question; ”... How is (the spread of Marxist went on too long and there were a close as your bank- if your bank is the revolution in Central America) a threat to the The report, plus two related CIA reports, all classified “secret,” have been obtained by my lot of bad feelings.” S- United States?” associates Dale Van Atta and Michael Blnstein. Yale spokesman Walter D. Lit- Larry Speakes; “Well, Andrea (Mitchell), tell said the settlement “brings a Savings Bank of Manchester. Because of the potential embarrassment they can certain sense of tranquility to a you just have to spell it on out.” cause U.S. allies, they have also been stamped campus that has been run a bit Question; “Well, that’s why I’m asking "Nofom,”' a classification meaning “No Foreign ragged by what’s happened in the W VESTM BVr SERVICES FOR AMERICA you.” Open Forum Dissemination." past year. I think everybody’s very Speakes; “I’m asking you.” relieved to put that behind us.” But I think the American people are entitled to know Negotiators refused to make Question; “Wait, wait. I’m not the press what the West Germans are doing behind their backs. terms of the agreement public n c E sr at secretary.” that I also enjoy. However. I ha ve a American businessmen of our loss until after the vote but union A SERVICE Of ISFACOfIPOfWION Speakes; “You do a good job of spelling Basketball coach complaint to make in regards to THE KEY PORTION of the CIA summary report is leaders said they got "moderate” MEMBERSIPC of South African markets if we titled. "Documented Unauthorized High-Technology things out on television that nobody’s told created a family your choice of columns. disinvest ourselves; let us have a wage increases, contract language About a year ago, you ran a Diversion to the USSR.” Between 1966 and mid-1982, protecting their jobs from outside you.” little more charity and a iittle less the CIA reports, it was able to identify 261 "probable contractors and the same dental Question; “I-e-e-e-e-e! ” To the Editor; column for a brief period of time greed. and pension plans as white-collar and then you dropped it, for what instances” of high-tech diversion to the Soviets and Black South Africans need our 232 “possible instances.” That was from all sources. workers. the INVEST team works on salary, not on commission. I recently heard that Douglas reason I cannot fathom. support, not through non-violent Phone o r com e in fo r They have no vested interest in seeing you purchase Pearson was resigning as basket­ This column was written by Rep. protest in this country, but through Out of the total 493 possible and probable high-tech one security over another. The pep rally ball coach at Manchester High Edith Prague. In her articles she support for a revolution in their leaks. West Germany accounted for 243, or nearly Two killed the new, full-spectrum Advice is based strictly on the quality and suita­ School. Although I feel this is a made many people aware of homeland, just as the French half. This was almost three times as many leaks as the bility of each investment, and geared completely to your at the Savings Bank of President Reagan led his cabinet, top aides, tremendous loss. I respect his- benefits that they were entitled to supported us in our War of next-highest contender, Japan, which was blamed for ■ Investm ent services own personal flnancial needs and goals. In essence, the Manchester will provide, without the high broker’s in Bridgeport commissions found at most full service brokers. and about 2,000 political appointees in a giant decision to spend more time with but did not know about them. When Independence. 85 during the same period. o fIN V E ST . INVES'T team works for you. his family. you stop to consider the large This may upset our allies, but Aren’t you ready for the INVEST Center? The pep rally at Constitution Hall four days after "West Germany is the leading target of illegal BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - Two Right here at the bank. The fact that your INVEST For the past 11 years. Coach number of senior citizens in the they have not proven to be friends technology-transfer activities,” the CIA report states. If you invest in stocks, bonds, mutual funds and other Center is right at the Savings Bank of Manchester is INVEST Center is ready for you-now. The team is his inaugural. Pearson had created another fam­ town of Manchester and the local men were shot to death in to black South Africans. It might "Illegal trade and Soviet bloc espionage operations separate weekend slayings, rais­ types of investments-or would like to-INVEST, a going to make things aJot easier for you. You have in place. You may already know one or all of them, if Reviewing the past four years, the ily that only he and his players surrounding area that can benefit service of ISFA Corporation at the Savings B a ^ of enough things to do, enough places to be these days, you’re already a Savings Bank of Manchester customer. 2 2 surprise our enemies who think us are the main mechanisms for the diversion of ing the number of homicides to five president said America is returning to experienced. Many fans, parents from her expertise in insurance for incapable of transplanting strategic technology from West Germany to the within 10 days in Connecticut's Manchester, has important news for you. Starting now, without adding one more to your list. So why not get all Call or come in soon and find out niore about this new traditional values, including stronger empha­ and even players until later, didn't the elderly, I should think that you democracy. (Soviet) bloc.” largest city. we can offer you a whole array of investment services the investment advice and assistance you need in the and exciting investment resource, right where you sis on the family as “the center of our realize that Coach Pearson was should start running her column Let us give hope to those The latest deaths occurred Sat­ right here at the bank! Because now there’s an INVEST same place where you take care of most of your other bank. Now more than ever before, the Savings | ^ k of like a father to all his players, and Manchester is your one-stop source for fmancialyrvices. society.” Reagan added, “As the family goes, again. oppressed people who remind us so THE CIA SUGGESTS that the West German urday and Sunday within a few Center at our Main Office. And the INVEST team is financial needs-at the bank. although his actions sometimes I am but one of many who have much of our humble beginnings. blocks of each other in the waiting to assist you. You’re welcome any time at the INVEST Center in so does the nation.’" seemed inappropriate, they were government has made a mistake by focusing all its crime-ridden Father Panik Village INVEST is an independent service of ISFA Corpora­ our Main Office. Stop in when you’re there to do your benefited from the information Let the words of Patrick Henry investigative energy on espionage. The CIA reports The IN V E S T Team (clockwiu New Treasury Secretary James Baker told always fair and whole-hearted. that I got from her article. speak for those who have been housing project. tion, providing objective investment research and coun­ banking. Can’t come in? No problem. We’ve installed a from left) iruludes licensed the Reaganauts that, when he was running for I speak for all players who have indicate that the Soviets obtain the vast majority of Police said George Osano, 34, seling and portfolio management, as well as purchase new phone num ber-a direct line into the center. brokers Dale Baker, M artin E deprived of free speech; "Give me militarily useful items from crooked businessmen was found about 12:20 a.m. Satur­ C ^ any time during banking hours to talk to a mem­ Luikien/icz, Carole A . Comfom^ 8 and sale of securities, mutual funds shares, unit trusts, 8 office in Texas some years ago, he went into a even been coached by Mr. Pearson Bill Rice Anne L . Beecher and liberty or give me death.” who have little to do with Soviet-bloc spies. day with two bullet wounds in his real estate limited partnerships and related investment ber of the team. Ask questions. Find out more. Make West Texas bar and proceeded to give his when saying I was very lucky to 190 Chestnut St. Frances L. Fitzpatrick. have been coached by a moral and “According to one recent CIA study,” the agency back a few blocks from his Father services. Sounds a lot like what other full service bro­ an appointment. There’s never any obligation. standard speech. “I told them that the biggest Manchester Clayton Jacobs Panik Village residence. kerage houses have to offer? It is. Like them, the people honest man. not to mention a grade 6Z Alexander St. summary reports, “only 28 of some 660 intelligence Neighbors who heard shots issues facing Texas these days are one, A coach. I only sympathize'to those reports of probable or possible trade-based diversion who staff the INVEST Center are licensed brokers, Support needed Manchester called police but there werO no highly trained and fully qualified to a s ^ s your finan­ ignorance, and two, apathy.” upcoming players who will not be of advanced technology to Eastern Europe or the witnesses or weapons found. Baker, eyeing a scraggly customer guzzling Soviet Union over the past 15 years mentioned any cial situation, and help you make the right investment THE INVEST CENTER taught the fundamentals of basket­ for a revolution Public thanks On Sunday, at about 3:30 a.m., decisions to tiy to improve it. They can even explain a beer, said, “What do you think? ’ ’ The reply; ball, but more importantly the intelligence involvement.” police found Richardo Santiago. to you how you can set up an account at the INVEST “Don’t know and don’t care.” fundamentals of life that is so To the Editor; 38, dead with a bullet wound of the to the doctors As for the No. 2 leaker, Japan, with iu 85 head inside his car parked In the Center to function as a self-directed IRA, just like some important at that age, by a great documented diversions of high-tech secrets to the other brolwrs are currently recommending. housing project. a.. individual as Douglas Pearson. Black South Africans have more To the Editor; Soviet Union between 1966 and 1982, one of the CIA But there are some very important differences 647-0333 On Jan. 18, police found the body cause to revolt today than Ameri­ between our INVEST Crater and the typical broterage cans did before our Revolution. reports states bluntly that the Russians “view Japan of Shane Crooks, 22, In a hallway of Mon.-Fri.-’9 a.m.-4 p.m. So much to do Chris Petersen I want to publicly thank Dr. as an easy collection target.” a building in the housing project. house-differences that are going to mean something 18 S. Hawthorne St. While we were conscious of our Theresa Caputo and Dr. Gema Crooks was shot to death but no better for you. Thur8.-6 p.m.-S p.m. Manchester right to self-government in 1776, The report details the following high-tech items the President Reagan may be feeling like Guanco for helping me recover Soviets have concentrated on getting from Japan; arrests have been made. Direclioii that is truly objective. A member of the the blacks have never lived in a from the severe state of depression Two local men were gunned INVEST team will serve as your personal broker, get­ another aging politician, Winston Churchill, free country, but instead have been micro-electronics, machine tools, computers, tele­ felt toward the end of his career. Missing coiumn I suffered after the sudden death of down in a Bridgeport bar Friday ting as involved in helping you meet w ur investment Save on commissions, too. When compared to a tradi- enslaved by white settlers. Surely communications, automation devices and specialty morning in what police said could tional brokerage house, stock and bond transactions Churchill was blasted one day by a pious my husband April 3, 1984. steel. The report adds that the technology that has goals as you want him or her to be. rou can be sure not bothers reader any compassionate being’s heart have been a revenge killing. only that your adviser is qualified to help you make conducted through the INVEST Center will cost you younger politician on his liberal personal goes out to these unfortunate Mrs. Agnes Sarles been transferred (most of it of non-U.S. origin, if The victims. Kevin Hill. 21 and decisions about what and when to buy or sell, but also less. Sound, informed investment advi^, qualified habits; “Mr. Churchill, in your lifetime, you To the Editor; people who have no way to obtain Manchester that’s any consolation) has enhanced the Soviets’ Michael Pettway. 20. were struck that any recommendations you receive will be totally portfolio management, personal attention, prompt, pro­ ground-based weapons systems and its solid-state by blasts from a sawed-off shotgun fessional transactions-that’s what the INVEST Center have drunk enough brandy to fill this room to redress of their grievances. Inside Tiffani’s Rendevous as objective. Why? Because, unlike most brokerage houses. I have been a subscriber for over However, South Africa’s vile circuitry for missiles and aircraft. the top of the door.” Address letters to; about 20 patrons dove for cover. 30 years to the Manchester Herald, government continues to count us The roll call of countries that have supplied secrets Police said the killings could be _ j | Center St.. H»rt(ord Rd. Bl McltM SI.; Corner Breed SI. & W. Middle Tpk. (AutoBenk’"); With that, the old man, cigar in hand, slowly Member F.DJ.C. and have found it very convenient as their friends. We face the Open Forum to the Kremiin — except for Switzerland, nhe related to an October 1983 shooting : Pvtnem Brldoe Plain. MI m : Bolton Notch el Rte. AAA. A a d w er: Andover Shopping Plain. stood up, straightened himself, and gazed up to be able to keep up with the alienation of an entire continent Manchester Herald historically neutral country which places No. 3 — is a in which Hill was jnjured and his !. 19S neat to poil ottice. E ^ H H iid iB r lunctlon Rte$. 5 4 lAO. Tel. 6A6-1700. Equal Opportunity Lender past the door t() the ceiling. “My goodness, so events that are happening in town. into the hands of our enemies while P.O. Box S91 roster of friends. In fourth place is our old ally, brother, Clifford, was killed. much left to do and so little time remaining.” Also, there are several columns we continue to count the cost to Manchester, CT 06040 France, and in fifth place is Austria. MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday -lan. 28. 1985 r i J .

K - M \N('!1ESTP;H h f b M.I> Mond;iy. .Kin 28. 1985 CAPTAIN BA*V >^1>y Crooks A Caaolo i r « A PlEASOBETO M EET YOU. MR.McKEE. MY NAME 15 RICHARP ANPER50N ANP THI5 15 MY Monday TV WIFE, LAURA. Crisis in the church Joy That Kills.' A frail child-bride finds 6:00 PM ® ® (S) ® News herself a prisoner in her own home. (60 C h a n n e l s min ) ® Three's Company ‘Liberation theology’ conflict prompts papal visit to South America El Matafioio ( 5 ) Hart to Hart 53) WFSB Hartford. C T cn ® Police Woman The mushri ming growth of (TD Benson N m Yoffc. NY CD WNEW [C N N ] Freeman Reports .such groups ha. led to what many ($5) Dr. Gene Scott WTNH Nsw Htvsn. CT CD By Barry James recently formally rescinded by the CD in the Vatican see as the creation of GS) tittle House on the Prairie WOR New York. NY 9:30 PM ® Grandee Series: Anakene United Press International church — they have science and WPIX New Yo«k, NY (H) a polycentric church that escapes (ID Dr. Who Hartford. 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Leonardo (S3) Good Times WGGB ® News LEVY'S LAW '1>y James Schumaistar WXTV Pataraon, NJ (41) began his sixth visit to the region Boff. He and a mild-mannered lead to a schism. They point to [C N N ] Prog Cont'd ( ® Snowstorm in the Jungle WGBY Springfield. M A Saturday. Peruvian called Gustavo Gutier­ signs of just such a split in (H B O ) M O V If: 'Cold River' The father of WTIC H e r tf ^ . C T is 33) Independent News Nicaragua between the “ official Cable N e w t Ntwrfc ICNNi Some experts describe libera­ rez are among the leaders of the two young children dies leaving the kids CNN 3® Dr. Oens Scott church led by Archbishop Miguel alone in the Adirondacks with few survi­ ESPN Sporta Natworfc 1E8PNI tion theology as the most serious liberation theology movement. val skills Richard Jaeckel, Robert Earl HBO Home Bok Office [HBOl (2® Wild, Wild West theological challenge of this Vatican officials say the pope’s Obando y Bravo and the “ people’s IMAXi Jones. Suzanne Weber 1982. Rated PG CINEMAX CinwiMs (2D Piano Players Rarely Ever Play century. experiences in Poland make him church" led by Sandinista priests, TMC Movie Channel iTMCl Together [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Touched by Love' A vic­ (USAl I \MDNPtie IF They say it competes for the deeply distrustful of anything that four of whom served the govern- tim of cerebral palsy corresponded with USA USA Natwork (SZ) Rare Silk 5IB ECMUNP. hearts and minds of millions of looks to Marxism for inspiration. 'ment in defiance of a Vatican edict Elvis Presley Deborah Baffin. Diane ® Kojak Hiuu/ey Lane. Michael Learned. 1980 (Christians in Latin America, But Gutierrez said in Madrid barring the clergy from active [C N N ] Evening News E V P e H A P [U S A ] Cartoon Express THie> which by the end of this century recently “ there are those who no politics. [E S P N ] College Basketball; Providence will include about half the world's sooner hear talk of poverty and The church, which itself is 6:30 PM ® ® One Day at a Time Awards, hosted by Lionel Richie, in­ PEOBUFM. cludes tributes to Loretta Lynn and Mar­ at Notre Dame Roman Catholics, and could under­ injustice (than they) see Marxism committed to the side of the poor in 53) Barney Miller [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Doctor Dotroif A timid vin Gaye (3 hrs.) mine some of the basic structures in it.” Latin America, has obvious diffi­ (22) NBC News professor is conned into posing as a culties in condemning outright a C ® News flamboyant mobster. Dan Aykroyd. Ho­ of the Catholic church. Boff has called Marxism “ a ® Nightly Business Report 33) MOVIE: 'Dr. Zhivago' A young ward Hesseman, Donna Dixon. 1983. ■The pope will visit Peru, where bogey word.” group of sincere Christians who (SS) Jeffersons couple’s fate is determined by the tides Rated R. Mention it. he says, “ and people GUSTAVE GUTIERREZ believe they are acting in the best of the Russian Revolution. Omar Sharif, the new theology has most firmly LEONARDO BOFF ABC News (CC) [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Borsalino' Two hoods JOZEF PATZINGER interests of the dispossessed — and Julie Christie. Geraldine Chaplin. 1965. taken hold, Ecuador and Venezu­ see a series of images stretching . . . ally of Boff Noticiero SIN team up against some slick mobsters. all the way to the concentration . . . asked the questions ... a neo-Galileo? who also enjoy the support of many 3 ® Dr. Gene Scott Jean Paul Belmondo. Alain Delon. Rated ALLEY OOP ■ by Dava Oraue ela through Feb. 6. [C N N ] Showbiz Today A few months ago the Vatican’s camps in Siberia.” powerful cardinals and bishops. (29) College Basketball; Georgetown at PG HIGHER LIFE FORMS ESCAPIHGI MEBBE N<3T, BUT [E S P N ] Mazda SportsLook I'M SURE GONNA The Catholic radicals defend Ratzinger is now working on Syracuse [U S A ] Kenny Logging in Concert PURSUE AND RETURN . Sacred Congregation for the Doc­ is a three-fold process. are present — between groups with [TMCl MOVIE: 'Get to Know Your * W O R N A R r ‘ ■ trine ot the Faith — the former their use of Marxist analysis as the Ratzinger disagrees that the different interests and opinions,” another document that will exam ­ ( S ® MOVIE: 'Earth's Final Fury' A P IV U H B O I MOVIE: Chlldran of First comes analysis, usually Rabbit' An executive drop-out finds a volcanic eruption threatens an Island 10:15 only method capable of describing liberation theologians are in any ine some positive aspects of new life as a tap dancing magician. Tom the Corn' Adults are sacrificed as teen­ Holy Office, which once ran the Marxist analysis, to uncover forms Gutierrez said. paradise Jacqueline Bisset, William age cult members worship the god of Inquisition — issued a formal the conditions under which the way scientific. Liberation theologians stress liberation theology to balance the Smothers. John Astin, Katherine Ross Holden. Paul Newman. 1980 of oppression and unmask 1972 Rated R corn. 1983. Rated R. warning against the dangers of poor have to live. They note that that theirs is a practical response warning issued in September. (2D Wonderworks (CC) 'Run. Re­ “ What I have against the so- «aOPpressors. 10:30 PM O Nows liberation theology. Karl Marx was, after all, one of the to Latin America’s poverty and But theological experts in Rome 7:00 PM ® CBS News becca, Run.' called theology of liberation.” he Next is “ consciousness raising” say the Pope is unlikely to drop his (33) Dick Van Dyka It accused the new theologians of most acute observers of the underdevelopment. ® (J® M'A*S'H (5® MOVIE: 'French Connection H' Doyle said in a published interview, “ is to make the exploited aware of basic opposition to the liberation arrives in Marseilles to finish breaking @ D 24 Moras espousing the Marxist concept of a deprivation in mid-19th century ® ABC News (CC) not the fact that its exponents are their condition. movement, even if it is found to up the multi-million dollar international class struggle between haves and England. Lastly is the struggle against The movement is based on small ® Dallas narcotics ring. Gene Hackman, Fer­ 11:00 PM ® (3D (32) ® Naws engaged socially, nor is the prob­ contain some positive aspects, have nots, and of “ failing to see the Boff was summoned to the oppression, peaceful if possible — church groups — many operating (Q ) Jeffersons nando Rey 1975. ® Taxi Congregation for the Doctrine of lem that Marxism is used as an “ Any error contains a nucleus of kind of totalitarian society to although some of the new theologi­ without the regular services of a (H ) Dr. Gene Scott 53) Sabor Latino ® Phil Silvers the Faith this fall for formal element of social and economic truth,” Ratzinger told an Italian which this process slowly leads.” ans do not shrink from violent priest — known as “ base commun­ (29) 59) Barney Miller 53) Fantasy Island (TD Odd Couple questioning by its prefect — and analysis .... What I reproach is religious magazine. “ And in fact, . methods. ities.” An estimated 125,000 of (22) Wheel of Fortune [CNN] Prime News 99) Dr. Qane Scott Boff’s former professor in Munich above all a lack of competence.” an error becomes more dangerous BUT THE LIBERATIONISTS “ The building of a just society these grassroots units exist in O ) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour [E S P N ] College Basketball: George­ — German Cardinal Jozef Ratzin- the greater proportion of truth it (29 Honavmooners B ELIEVE that like the astrono­ means the confrontation — in Brazil alone, with some 4 million S9) Family Feud town at Syracuse THE CONCEPT OF LIBERA­ contains.” (2$ Dr. Who mer Galileo — whose condemna­ ger. The results of that hearing which different kinds of violence members. (9l) Marisela [H B O ] MOVIE: Gulag' (CC) Caught in THE BORN LOSER ' by Art Saniom have not been released. TION, according to its adherents, the nightmare of a Soviet tabor camp, an (51 M-A-S-H tion by the Inquisition was only (ST) Nightly Business Report American newsman has ony one chance (571 Ten O'clock News Diff'rent Strokes for freedom David Keith, Malcolm @3) MOVIE: 'Charlie Chan in Egypt' Chan [C N N ] Moneyline McDowell 1985 uncovers murder on an archeological ex­ ALLRlfeW1&. [E S P N ] SportsCenter [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Coin' All the Way' A pedition. Warner Oland, Pat Paterson. Rita Cansino. 1935. John Paul wins fans teenage couple are kept apart by their [U S A ] Radio 1990 friends Dan Waldman, Deborah Van [C N N ] Moneyline 7:30 PM ® PM Magazine Rhyn 1982 Rated R. [U S A ] Gong Show ( ® All In the Family [T M C ] MOVIE: 'The Trouble with Girla' » 11:15PM 53) Reporter 41 ( ® Wheel of Fortune The manager of a travelling tent show gets into difficulties with girls during a 11:30 PM (® Thrae's Company as first media pope (T3) Independent News one-week stand in a midwastern town. ® ) Charlie's Angels (29) Hogan's Heroes Elvis Presley. Marilyn Mason. Vincent Price. 1969. Rated G ( ® (S® ABC News Nightline thinker whose right to work as a (22) M'A'S’H Bv Paula Butturinl double the requests for photos, r Catholic theologian was canceled a S9) Entertainment Tonight [U S A ] MOVIE; Flesh and Blood' Part 1 C ® Burns & Allen United Press International etcetera, and it hasn’t slowed even A young boxer struggles to reach the 33) Honeymooners though it’s been several years year after John Paul became pope, (29) Barney Miller top. while contending with family con­ compares the pontiff’s public flicts and a complicated romance. Star­ ( 3 ) Leave It to Baavar VATICAN CITY — Like no other since he came in.” 59) People's Court persona lo that of President (ST) Wild World of Animals ring Tom Berenger, Suzanne Pleshette. (22) Tonight Show Host Joan Rivers' pope before him, John Paul II John Cassavetes (Due to the mature guests are Judge Wapner, Joan Van PILGRIMS AND TOURISTS Reagan. (S3) One Day at a Time knows how to bring down the subject matter of this film, parental <^8- Ark, Nell Carter and Gallagher. (60 min.) FRANK AND ERNEST - by Bob Thavaa WHO attend John Paul's weekly [C N N ] Crossfire cretion is advised.) 1979 house. 5 ® Newt Photogenic, telegenic, a master general audiences in St. Peter’s “ They have the same approach [E S P N ] College Basketball Report 8:30 PM ® Rituals (2® Anything for Money of modern communications, the Square say the assassination at­ to people," Kung told The Times of [H B O ] Fraggle Rock ® ) MOVIE: 'Love War' Two planets U. S. POST OFFICE 53) Pelicula: 'Alma Grande al Yaqui X'p Lljct T o SuX Polish-born pontiff is at his best tempt against him, his repeated London. “ It is a very nice, [U S A ] Dragnet send forces to Earth to battle for control Juaticiaro' % charming, charismatic approach” of the earth. Lloyd Bridges. Angie Dick­ calls for world peace and his (SZ) MacNail/Lahrer Newshour R?;t a (s p before a crowd. 8:00 PM C ® Bobart Kennedy and His inson f969 /MM opTioN ON Only an hour after his election in non-stop foreign visits all endear and one that involves much Times Second of 3 parts [C N N ] Sports Tonight thought about their public image, 9:00 PM ® M e r v Griffin a 1978, the former archbishop of him to the world. ( ® PM Magazine [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Eddie and the Cruisers' % “ The way he handled the shoot­ he said. 3® Dr. Gene Scott 5TAMp FuTupF^. Krakow charmed the 300,000 peo­ ( ® 59) American Music Awards The Twenty years after the disappearance of ing business made a real impact,” “ When President Reagan is on Twelfth Annual American Music (2D dZ) American Playhouse (CC) The a band's lead singer, a reporter and the ple who packed St. Peter's Square band's lyricist try to piece together the ■;T 4^Vv^'V/vw to get a glimpse of the first said Eloi.se Bowen of Baton Rouge, the Great Wall of China, you have mystery. Tom Berenger, Michael Pare, non-Italian pope in 455 years. La., after a papal audience earlier the impression that he is waving to Ellen Barkin. 1983 Rated PG television,” Kung said. “ He is not Xh AvkS I-IB ' A great moan of disappointment this year. [U S A ] Make Me Laugh thinking about China. He is waving CDlfUbyHEA M had gone up from the Romans in “ He made it clear that we must 12:00 AM ® ) Simon & Simon the square when the new an­ hate the sin, not the sinner, ” she back home to the United States. ® Rockford Files nouncement was made — Karol added, referring lo John Paul’s “ The po|>e, too, certainly wants C ® Hawaii Five-O Wojtyla was hardly an Italian dramatic jail cell meeting a year to appeal to the Catholic Church and the world at large.” MUSIC AWARDS 33) Star Trek name. But a short time later, with ago with Turkish terrorist Mehmel Dr. Gena Scott a single, not-so-smooth sentence Ali Agca. who is serving a life Lionel Richie, the recipient 3® WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalll uttered in heavily accented Ital­ sentence for the May 13, 1981, MANY CRITICS WITHIN THE of numerous music awards, (2® MOVIE: Hunchback of Notre Dame' Victor Hugo's classic story of the impos­ TODAY r ADDED UP TEN W A S YOUR NO... NOW SH E assassination attempt. Vatican will speak on the subject hosts the 12th annual presen* ian, the new pope won them over. sible love of a hunch-backed bellringer LINES OF FIGURES, SIX T E A C H E R THINKS I'M “ If I am not able to explain The meeting was a masterful only if they remain anonymous, tation of "The American Music for a beautiful gypsy girl. Charles Laugh­ IMPRESSED? A ROBOT. stroke that fused the pope's citing the current church clamp- A w a rd s ." live, from Holly­ ton, Maureen'O Hara. 1939 DIGITS PER LINE., myself well in your Italian — in our Italian,” he quickly corrected — personal forgiveness with his down on dissent. w ood. MONDAY, JAN. 28 on ® ) Tonight Show Host Joan Rivers' oft-repealed admonitions to recon­ On Dec. 18, for example, the ABC. guests ere Judge Wapner, Joan Van “ if I make a mistake, correct me.” Ark. Nell Carter and Gallagher. (60 min.) John Paul has made few public cile differences among all men and Vatican said 24 American nuns nations, between East and West, faced possible expulsion from their CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME l2® MOVIE; 'Eeglaand the Hawk' During gaffes since that first appearance World War I, a flyer becomes com­ on the balcony of St. Peter's North and South. religious communities unless they pletely demoralized because of his dis­ Basilica. His sense of timing, And there was no doubt he publicly retracted a statement gust at war. Fredric March, Cary Grant. they signed regarding abortion, Jack Oakie. 1933. projection and mime — honed in understood the symbolic impor­ which the Roman Catholic church 5® Family Feud his work as an actor before he tance of his jailhouse gesture. The Vatican photographer and condemns under any 53) Mias da Roma became a priest — have allowed (M iU television crew John Paul brought circumstances. [C N N ] Nawanight him to cultivate one of the most positive public images among into Agea’s spare, white-walled Earlier in December, a front­ [E S P N ] SportaCantar page editorial in the Vatican City modern popes. cell ensured that the image of the > [HBO] Man at Work in Concart This newspaper bluntly condemned Grammy-winning Australian rock band pope, holding the hand of the performs its greatest hits. Astrograph THE IMAGE REMAINS, des­ terrorist who tried to kill him, further discussion of the church's Crossword [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Hast and DuaY A young pite hjs unabashedly conservative would be seen worldwide — and in ban on artificial birth control. ' Englishwoman in India retraces the sen­ stands on a host of religious issues lime for midday newscasts on But for most Catholics world­ sational career of a great aunt Julie will be apparent to friends who need your VIRDD (Aug. 23-8«pt. 22) A meeting ol ranging from birth control to Italian television. wide, the popular image still blurs ACROSS 6 Extinct wild ox Answer to Previous Puzzle Christie. Greta Scacchi, Shashi Kapoor. the unpopular papal message. 1983. Rated R. help today. Your gestures will put them the minds Is possible today with somo- “ liberation theology” to clerical 7 Thsss (Fr.) (Irmly In your corner. one who, up until now, has been unrea- One middle-aged American [U S A ] Radio 1990 garb for nuns and priests. Reasons BUT THE SAME PUBLIC RE­ f P t - i l l u - l ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Much can be sonable. Take advantage ol this opportu- woman who walked out of John 1 Of that kind 8 Pot for his popularity abound. LATIONS savvy that wins the pope 12:30 AM C® Slarsky and Hutch ■ jlr E llC la y accomplished In a joint venture today II nity to restate your case. Paul's last lecture on sex and birth 5 Extract 9 Lateral “ He’s got an actor’s charm, and praise also supplies his'detractors (22) Kung Fu you work trom behind the scenes. The , . control looked blank when asked 9 Health raaort 10 Club leader it’s not put on, ” says one employee with ammunition. 5® Rituals busInnsT^ 'hances lor personal gains today will what she thought of the address. 12 Naadle case (abbr.) January 29,1965 of the Pontifical Commission for Vatican sources and observers “Birth control?” the woman 13 American [E S P N ] Collage Baakatball: Qaorga- Several meaninglul relationships will be TAURUS (April 20-May 20) n will bo lo aW M l?^ m '^tm ^d lM o sa l* ^ Social Communications, the Vati­ less than enamored ot the pontiff’s 11 In present asked. “ He wasn’t talking about Indian town at Syracuaa established In the year ahead. 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Be sure to LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Qo ahead and CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Ta ke a Belgrade re-established full diplomatic 24 Native of India R elations between the Vatican and Stepinac was innocent. 28 Inquisitive (si.) 38 Go away 48 Aotresa [H B O ] VIdao Jukabox state your zodiac sign. make those long-considered changes break from your regular routines today By Nesho Djurlc ties at the ambassadorial level. A year- 27 Mrs. Rooaevalt " Itfu g o s la v ia are good. During the war. Archbishop Stepinac 29 Shaped like an 41 Man's name Redgrave [M A X ] Timaalip PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Your you believe will benefit your family. The and do something tun and dlttereat. United Press International later Tito visited Italy and Pope Paul 31 Chemical suffix 43 One devoted to results should please all concerned. However, be sure to Include old frienda. But no modem pope has crossed the allegedly sided with the separatist egg 49 Ignoble [USA] Oat Rich with Real Eatata. wisdom, as well as your dependability. VI received him in a formal audience. 32 Strange (comb, religious work Adriatic Sea, mainly because of the Ustashi organization, accused of atroc­ 50 Mind BELGRADE — A cardinal’s convic­ After Tito’s death in 1980, President form) 30 Network 1:30 AM ® Hogan's Haroaa ities toward Serbs, Jews, gypsies, 45 Angle ratios tion on World War II war crimes case of the late Cardinal Alojzije Cvijetin Mijatovic visited the Vatican 34 Tennis term 33 Novali-it 46 Sagacious 51 Marrimant ® Anything for Money Stepinac, sentenced in 1947 to 16 years pro-Yugoslav Communists and committed more than 40 years ago in 1981 and held talks with John Paul. 35 Rabbit tail Bagn.V 47 Exchange 52 Longs (si.) 33) Independent News for anti-state activities and his collabo­ members of the Orthodox and and continues to be the main obstacle But the issue has been revived 37 Negatives 36 Attignad chore premium 55 Lighted 53) Daapadida Bridge ration with Croatian separatists who Catholic churches. blocking a papal visit to Yugoslavia. About 700,000 people died just in recently. John Paul in September told 39 Hebrew holy 1 ie 11 [C N N ] Nawsnight Update ran a puppet Croatian government for 2 3 Pope John Paul II, the Yugoslav Jasenovac, a Ustashi concentration Yugoslav Cardinal Franjo Kuharic, day (abbr.) f [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Champions' (CC) One of played the heart ace, dropping the government, the hierarchy of the Nazi occupation troops in World War II. Archbishop of Zagreb, he hoped to visit n England's top jockeys faces a tough bat­ Yugoslav authorities stick to the camp close to Zagreb, during four 40 Expeditions 12 N O R TH l-ZS-SS The bidding singleton king. He now proceeded to Yugoslav Roman Catholic church and Yugoslavia in “ the not far-off future.” tle against an illness which may prevent Zagreb court’s verdict declaring Ste­ years of war. Stepinac was accused of 42 Compiler of ” him from ever riding again. John Hurt. 4 8 4 run all the remaining hearts but one. the country’s 8 million Catholics — The pope sent his personal envoy, 16 pinac a “ war criminal.” The Catholic obeying Ustashi orders to forcibly game rules Edward Woodward, Ben Johnson. 4752 draws a map West threw his spades and clutw, about 30 percent of its 23 million Austrian Cardinal Franz Koenig, to a ♦ J86 convert thousands of Orthodox Chris­ 44 Greensward 1984. Rated PG. keeping bis K-()-2 of diamonds. population — ail favor such a visit. hierarchy in Zagreb, however, insists 18 4A 10843 tians to the Catholic faith. eucharistic congress in September, 46 Wasp aloud 1:45 AM [M A X ] MOVIE:'Elvla: That's By James Jacoby . Declarer, reading the position where both Kuharic and Koenig L tha Way It la' Elvis prepares for the con­ WEST E A S T The Catholic church, mostly Croa- 46 Strides South’s first call was a takeout correctly, played to dummy's club praised Stepinac. cert event that drew tha most people in ♦QJ976 tians and Slovenes, is Yugoslavia’s 4K5S double. Then he freely bid three ace, ruffed a club back and then Teachings aim at dissenters The praise rankled Yugoslav 49 Scisncs of lifa Las Vegas history. WK second largest religious group after the 28 4988 hearts on his own over the belated played a low diamond. West could 53 1957 scisnca ♦ KQ2 lectures ended Nov. 28. Orthodox church, which includes Serbi­ authorities.' 2:00 AM ® Oat Smart ♦ 9743 spade raise by Ebut. North, relying on wbi the queen of diamonds but had to VATICAN CITY (UPI) — The svsnt (abbr.) ♦ K J76 ♦ Q52 The editorial, written by Archbishop ans, Macedonians and Montenegrins In late October. Josip Vrhovec, a 31 C ® Joa Franklin Show his partner to have a very good hand, lead back into the declarer's A-10. Vatican has followed Pope John P m I 54 Sodal group Edouard Gagnon, pro president of the and has about 10 million members. member of Yugoslavia’s 9-member 33) Christian Chlldran'a Fund SOUTH made a close decision to carry on to There was no remedy for the I I ’s five-month series of sex and birth 56 Competent 38 Pontifical Commission for the Family, While Stepinac was in jail, Pope Pius presidency, said there was no need for 3® Dr. Oana Scott ♦ A 10 2 four with the club ace and three-card defenders’ plight. With IS high-card control lectures with a pointed and 57 Crime 4 A Q J 1048 drew little of the public attack it might X II elevated him to cardinal in 1952. the Catholic church to “ revive the evil 2:15 AM [T M C l MOVIE:'Oat to Know heart support The play for game was points (even though the singleton Dcremptory attack on dissenters. 40 ♦ a id s have gotten from liberal theologians Marshal Josip Broz Tito immediately spirit of Stepinac” at the congress. He 58 French river Your Rabbit* An exacutiva drop-out finds marginal, but declarer did mentally heart king is a bit of a Uability), Welt The broadside left little room for 49 during the heady days following the broke off relations with the Vatican. criticized church hierarchies that had 69 Adolescsnt a new life as a tap dancing magician. review the biddbig before playing the had to open the bidding. With a flat further discussion of the Roman Tom Smothers, John Astin, Katherine Second Vatican Council. After the deaths of Pius X II and "big ambitions to be national 60 Long time 'Vulnerable: Ebut-West band, and that procedure served him band and five high-card points, East Catholic Church’s total ban on b lra Ross. 1072. Rated R. Stepinac, Tito in 1966 signed a protocol institutions.’ ’ 61 Summers (Fr.) 48 — Dealer West well. is right to pass. After that, the defend­ control — at least for the r e i^ of the Several moral theologians asked for 2:30 AM GD CBS News Nlghtwatch on cooperation with the Vatican that Mika Spiljak, president of the Croa­ 62 Ogles The opening lead of the spade ers are at the mercy of South, if he conservative Polish-bom pontiff. comment on the subject flatly refused. JIP West North East Soath gave the Yugoslav Catholic church the tian Communist party, recently con­ 63 1 14 Pass Pass Dbl. queen was ducked all around. Declar­ has enough wits about him to remem­ “ Today ... it is no longer possible to “ It’s a question that just brings DOWN C ® Bast of Midday right to handle its religious affairs, demned the revival of the Stepinac Pass 2 4 24 34 er won the continuation with the ace ber the biddbig. have doubts about the authoritative 1 Diapatchsd 33) MOVIE: 'Mirror of Dacaption' When trouble now,’ ’ said one. including running its own religious issue. Spiljak accused the Zagreb 67 Pass 44 Pass Pass and ruffed his third spade. Since Eiast doctrine of the church and about the 2 Mormon Stats both of her roommates disappear after schools and newspapers, but restricted Catholic church of siding with the accepting tha same job, a woman gets Pass had failed to keep the. bidding open unacceptability of dissent, said^a The pope said even natural methods CARDINAL ALOJZIJE STEPINAC 80 it from interfering in political affairs. “ occupiers and domestic traitors" 3 Piece of ice suspicious. Kim Darby, Keith Barron, after his partner’s one-spade bid, it If It’s SO percent off, chances are it front-page ^ Itorial in the Vatican City like rhythm can be morally wrong if . .. Yugoslav war criminal? Four years later, the Holy See and during World War II. 4 Showed dislike J Julian Glover. 1975. Opening lead: 4Q was right to place the heart king in was priced 100 percent too high to newspaper two weeks after: the pope s used for “ unworthy reasons.” 5 Raconnoitar (01985 by NEA. Inc 2S [CNN] Sports Utanight the West hand. Accordbigly South begbi with. \ MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jun. ’28, 1985^ - 11

10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Jun 28. 1985 Board to air budget, Revisions to plan under town review SPORTS______proposal on course Bv Susan Vaughn and the town would contribute 7‘A Herald Reporter percent each. . By Susan Vaughn 11 others last fall. Parents objected The municipal services division to some topics covered in the is in the process of preparing a full B’s dash Whaler hopes before fickle crowd Herald Reporter Officials are considering the curriculum, saying they were feasibility of four proposed transcript of the public hearing Superintendent of Schools inappropriate for junior high changes to the Main Street recon­ with the addition of comments from about 28 letters which have James P. Kennedy will recom­ students. •^1 struction plan which may be By Bob Papetti between 10,000 to 12,000 (for much mend to the Board of Education Thomas Meisner, principal of among recommendations they been received. Herald Sports Writer less meaningless matchups) had to tonight that two controversial Bennet Junior High School, said it make to the town Board of Most of the letters have ex- have some loyal souls on hand for filmstrips used in an eighth-grade will not be difficult to comply with Directors, Public Works Director pressed approval of the plan w iw HARTFORD — A lot of Boston the big game. health-education course be sus­ the request since those aspects of George Kandra said Friday, some modifications, said R o b m Bruin fans went to the Civic Center It became apparent that with pended until the school board the program are covered later in Kandra said the four areas under Rakowski, the DOT engineer who Sunday afternoon. A lot more left. each lime the visitors put one in the makes its final recommendation the semester. The course will consideration are the proposed is reviewing the letters. “ Only one A total defensive breakdown net — which was three times each proceed on schedule with the % or two don’t want the project at on the course at its Feb. 11 Pearl Street parking lot, retention plagued the Hartford Whalers in in the second and third periods — meeting. beginning of the second semester of the one-way direction of Purnell all,” he said. their home end of a matinee an ambivalent home crowd in­ The topics of the filmstrips — this week at both Bennet and filing Place, placing a traffic signal at Shaw said he sees no problems doubleheader as the Bruins won, creasingly shifted its support to the used in a course that is mandatory Junior High Schools, according to Manchester State Bank and includ­ with approval of an additional $1.4 8-4. winning side. Might as well jump .V _ _ at the town’s two junior high Meisner and filing Principal Ri­ ing more parking on the west side million in rights-of-way funding The game carried do-or-die on a playoff team’s bandwagon, schools — are suicide and preg­ chard Lindgren. needed for the project. The request significance for the Whalers, even before it leaves town. of the street in the downtown area. ’X. • t- nancy. Kennedy will also recom­ Parents of students in the health The town administration and the for funding has already been sent though they had pulled off a It doesn’t look like the Whalers mend that a trip to a funeral parlor course will be sent letters this week state Department of Transporta­ to the federal Highway Adminis­ pressurized, 3-2 victory in Boston will be a playoff team this year. be postponed. describing the curricuium, both tion are expected to recommend tration for approval as the next just 24 hours before. Trailing their Hartford (17-24-5) has 34 games When school board members principals said. approval of the overall plan based step in the process, according to New England and Adams Division left. The Bruins — slightly inferior meet tonight, they will also hear fn conjunction with the budget on the re.sponse to the $4.8 million James E. Lewis, head of the DOT'S arch rivals by 14 points entering to an Adams trio of Montreal. •- -L ' ’ ' 'Si public comments on the superin­ • considerations, Kennedy will ask plan from comments, letters and rights-of-way division. weekend action, the Whalers Quebec and Buffalo — are still a tendent's proposed $24.8 million the school board to request the petitions received from Kusiness- Lewis said $1.4 million is the needed a twinbill sweep to gel back full .seven wins better than the budget for the 1985-86 school year. Board of Directors to appropriate people and residents since the Jan. official estimate for the entire in the race for the division’s fourth Whalers. The meeting will begin at 7; 30 p.m. rights of-way costs, including and final playoff spot. It wasn’t as bad as the score $30,000 for preliminary architectu­ 9 public hearing. -' rs. , 2 meeting at Nathan Hale School. ral plans for improvements to four "I believe we can go with it,” property acquisition, relocation of A split wasn’t good enough. indicated. Like their counterparts 2 The comments will be heard near elementary schools and the up­ said Milton G, Shaw, engineer of businesses and families, adminis­ Sunday’s sellout crowd, Hart­ on Saturday, Hartford held an the beginning of the meeting, grading of Manchester High the DOT’S municipai services tration and contingencies. ford’s third this season, cheered advantage in shots on goal but lost. ", Kennedy said. School .so it meets state building division. He said Friday that based Kandra and other town officials wildly at times. But for who? In fact, the game was nearly a Along with his recommendation codes. on the public hearing and letters have been meeting with Walter To be sure, there were definite complete opposite of Saturday’s, on the health course, Kennedy will received, he will recommend to Fuss, design engineer and consul­ droves of Boston diehards. Gold until the Whalers got sloppy down The school board will act on the distribute a complete curriculum DOT Commissioner J. William tant for the project. and black hats, jerseys, pennants, the stretch. • annual budget Feb. 11. ft must be committee report to the board on Burns that the project be Kandra said the administration and Number One fingers were “ We beat ourselves, though, the health program. The commit­ sent to the town manager for Herala photo by Pinto also hopes to meet with officials of interspersed throughout the colise­ there were a lot of giveaways,” review before he presents his approved. tee was formed after the board The town can make recommen­ Manchester State Bank who ob­ um’s upper decks. declared Hartford coach Jack received a petition from neariy 200 recommendation to the town jected to the plan because of the Evans. 8 8 dations that are subject to DOT Board of Directors. Say ‘Cheese’ parents and complaint forms from review for compliance to state and lack of a traffic signal at the So who was the guy diligently at The defense fessed up to the loss. Elizabeth Paterson, a volunteer with the Manchester federal guidelines, Shaw said. intersection of Main and Maple work on a crossword puzzle down “ We gave them the game, 1 Area Conference of Churches, chats with Joseph Varrick Then the plan is sent to the federal streets and a courtesy light at the in the "giveaw ay” seats in front of guess,” said Whaler defenseman Highway Administration for fund­ bank’s entrance. Bank officials press row? It was midway through Mark Fusco. of Oak Street before giving him some of the surplus the second period and still a game, Head-on collision ing approval. said the lack of the signals will “ I played bad, 1 gave them one cheese distributed by MACC last Thursday. MACC Federal funds wouild cover 85 have detrimental effect on the with the B’s up. 3-2, His wife goal myself,” said fellow blueliner regularly handles surplus cheese distributions. percent of the project. The state bank’s business. coached him on, trying to help him Sylvain Cote, think up a four-letter word for nets drunk charge "apathy.” Try c-o-m-a. “ They won the 2-on-ls and Herald photos by Tarqulmo Gymnastics variance requested Those certainly weren’t Boston 3-on-2s," added backguard Scott Kleinendorst. “ Though some of Goal proved too little as Bruins prevailed, 8-4, at the Civic police said he drove his car into two rooters booing and mocking Hart­ Hartford's Kevin Dineen (11) fires the puck past Boston A Rockville man was charged those goals weren’t the prettiest.” cars parked on North Street and ford goalie Greg Millen, Not after Center. with drunken driving Saturday Hartford held a first-period goalie Doug Kean's glove-side for third-period score. then denied that he had been inside his dazzling heroic performance night after his car collided head-on advantage in overall play and the car when it happened. Saturday at the Garden. At one with another on Parker Street, ZB A to consider borrow pit appeai point in the third period, after yet intensity, though the Bruins es­ Dave Reid — within a 20-sccond leaving him and the other driver Steven Fishman, 28, of 49A another opposing shot whistled caped with a 2-all tie. Inspirational span at the midway point. It was with minor injuries, police said Rachel Road, was charged with past a totally screened Millen, one leader Terry O’Reilly richocheted academic after that. The Zoning Board of Appeals will a letter to O’Marra that he could mone for permission to add to an quest for a second extension of the today. two counts of evading responsibil­ Bruin fan asked another Bruin fan a rebound from a Ken Linesman With Dave Tippett assisting consider a trucking company’s not interfere with the pit opera­ existing garage at 33 Horton Road. permit because of the violations David A. Willard, 24, was also ity, breach of peace, resisting whom the hometown crowd was shot off Millen for the equalizer twice, Hartford did manage two appeal of an order to stop excava­ tions as long as Wilcox was not • An application from Barney T. that had been reported at the pit. charged with failure to drive right. arrest and escape from custody. razzing. “ Not Millen?” he asked, with just 1:26 left in the stanza. final markers, once in each of the tion at a borrow pit off Hillstown removing material from the site. Peterman Jr. and Sr. for a Both the town engineer and The driver of the other ear, disbeliving, “ He’s one of the three O’Reilly had set up Keith Crowder, last two periods. Risto Siltanen Police said Fishman refused to Road when it meets tonight at 7 in ” Your unlawful interference variance to convert a single-family O’Marra called on the director of Samuel M. Dunlop; 47, told police true players they’ve got.” Bean- who rolled a deflection off Millen counted in the second period after allow himself to be handcuffed and with the on-site work of Wiicox house at 159 Adams St. to a public works to take a $59,000 that he honked repeatedly when he the Lincoin Center hearing room. town enthusiasts recognize talent. and into the net for the game’s skating into the crease for the first had to be forced to the ground. He Peter G. Lombardo, tru.stee for Trucking is an improper restraint two-family house. performance bond put up by the saw Willard's car coming north Granted, all those Ray Neufeld initial score at 4: ,59. time this year, and Kevin Dineen later managed to escape from the Wilcox Trucking Co., has claimed and does not allow the responsible • Camera Construction Co.’s company and complete the work at towards him in the southbound hecklers had to have been Boston The Whalers came back with an scored on a slot slider in the final back seat of a police cruiser and Zoning Enforcement Officer Tho­ parties to mitigate any potential application for a variance to build the pit. lane, police said. Despite the followers. Neufeld scored a goal offensive flurry that produced 15 period. J ran south on North Street with his mas R. O’Marra illegally inter­ damages arising out of their a single-family house at 162 The lone Hartford third-period J warning, Dunlop said Willard Sunday and assisted on two others opening-period shots — one more hands cuffed behind his back, fered with the company’s opera­ failure to finish off the borrow pit Knollwood Road. The company made no attempt to swerve or slow Saturday, so the screams of than Saturday’s total — but only tally was obscured by Boston goals police said. Police said they caught tion at the borrow pit when he per the town’s requirements,” needs a variance between the front Cop candidates down, according to police. “ Neufy, get off the ice! ” were resulted in a pair of power play from unlikely gunners John Blum him again when he fell in the Squatrito said. yard would be smaller than is ordered it to stop work, probably the B’s fans way of telling tallies. Neufeld’s at 8:53, and a and Mike Milbury, not to mention Under Willard’s car police said roadway. O’Marra said he ordered work to In other business, the ZBA is ailowed by zoning regulations. face intenfiews Hartford’s third-leading scorer Mark Johnson marker atll:58 (his Whaler-killer Crowder, who fired they found four empty beer cans stop after town officials discovered scheduled to consider: • An application from William in his fifth of the campaign against A witness told police she heard Police Chief Robert D. Lannan is that they were tired of seeing him fourth in two days and team­ and paraphernalia commonly as- • An application by Tire Coun­ J, Wininger for a variance to open the crash and saw two people near that the company violated its scheduled this week to interview at hurt their team. leading 19th). his inter-state rivals. .sociated with smoking marijuana. excavation permit by cutting try for a special exception to build a gymnastic and recreation busi­ The Whalers now embark on a Fishman's car. The two people ran least the top seven, and perhaps as The most embarassing aspect Just 41 seconds into the middle $ ^ slopes too steeply and farther back two 40-by-8-foot tire storage con­ ness at 697 Parker St. The variance three-game west coast road trip, Dunlop and Willard were both a distance away and then returned many as 10, candidates for three, for Whaler fanatics was that with period, the momentum shifted. tainers at its West Middle Turn­ is required because the 55-by-lOO than was allowed under an agree­ open patrolmen’s slots. Assistant* each Bruin goal scored, the cheers Ray Bourque intimidated Millen with stops in Los Angeles, Van­ treated at Manchester Memorial before police arrived on the scene, foot building planned by Wininger A A ment with the town. The company pike service station. The firm has couver and Edmonton. Evans has Hospital for superficial head injur­ the witness told police. Manager Steven R. Werbner and multiplied, in volume and number. with a rush and then dumped off to also requested variances to waive would be too large for the lot. indicated that seldom used goalie ies, a hospital spokeswoman said. also did not comply with a schedule Police Capt. Henry Minor said. Of course, those that bothered to Louis Sleigher, who wristed in the Police said they later found the of removal of material. O’Marra minimum side and rear yard Steve Weeks, recently recalled In the case of the borrow pit, the today. stick around for the third period go-ahead score from the right registration plate belonging to said. requirements in connection with from Binghamton, will start in at Planning and Zoning Commission The chief will select from among ' were mostly Bruin supporters. But circle. The B’s then added two A Manchester man was arrested Fishman’s car in the area where However, Dominic Squatrito, the construction of the containers. least the opener in L.A. granted Lombardo an excavation the finalists the three he believes a team that regularly draws more goals — by Butch Goring and on several charges Saturday after the two had gone after the crash. attorney for Lombardo, claimed in • An application by Anna Sala- permit for the site in 1982. The are most- qualified for the job. work was to be completed in three Candidates have gone through a ' phases. One extension was already rigourous round of physical, writ­ N granted, O’Marra said. ten and oral testing over the last EC sextet ends SW streak N O bituaries In November, the PZC decided five months. not to consider Lombardo’s re- Werbner said there are two women but no minorities repres­ minder, who stopped 27 of 29 shots. rang metal in the opening minutes a sister, Mary E. Grady of Bristol; ces and nephews. Hartford, died Sunday at Manches­ ented among the top seven. Town ' By Bob Papetti Herald Sports Writer ” He took away some quality for South, while East’s Dave Sarah McAdam 12 grandchildren; and seven great­ Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main ter Memorial Hospital. She was the officials have failed to hire any! scoring opportunities.’’ said. Parent was frustrated in the same Sarah (Sinclair) McAdam, 94. of grandchildren. St., is in charge of arrangements, widow of Nicholas Blanchard. minorities in the last two rounds of manner at the end of the stanza. For the Record SOUTH WINDSOR - Both the Russo. Vernon, formerly of Manchester, The funeral will be Tuesday at which are incomplete. police hiring, despite what they St. Laurent — “ certainly steady, She was born in Chicopee, Mass.. East Catholic and South Windsor Not even St. Laurent could died Friday at an area convales­ 8:45 a.m. from the Carmon Fun­ said were concerted efforts to ‘ but not his best” according to Harriet E. Collins Aug. 9, 1898, and had. been a hockey teams geared up for their prevent East’s Kevin Walsh from cent home. She was the widow of eral Home. 6 Poquonock Ave., Manchester resident for 63 years, attract minority applicants. drilling home what proved to be the Wahlberg — responded under Windsor, with a mass of Christian Wolfgang Behl, a West Hartford most important contest of the Stephen McAdam. Harriet E. Collins, 93, of 14 Barry before moving to East Hartford Police estimated that as many as game-winning goal at 10:02 of the pressure during an East first- burial in St. Gabriel Church, sculptor, designed the candelabra season Saturday night at the She was born in Portadown, Road, died Saturday at an area two years ago to live at St. 25 black men and women who second period. Walsh, forecheck­ period power play, snuffing Rob Windsor, at9:30a.m. Burial will be pictured on page 14 of Saturday’s Hartford Arena, Northern Ireland, Nov. 29. 1890, convalescent home. She was the Elizabeth Health Center. satisfied the education and expe­ ing near the slot, suddenly found a Tedoldi on a breakaway and and had been a resident of in Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, wife of Ernest Collins. Manchester Herald. The wrong rience requirements turned out for The Eagles, with just a .500 caromed puck from the right snagging a bullet slot shot by Brian Manchester for many years before Bloomfield. Calling hours will be She was born in Artie, R.I., April She was a communicant of St. name was given in the caption., the initial agility test last August. won-loss record, had something to boards land right on his stick. He Gallahue. moving to Vernon. tonight from 7 to 9. 12, 1891, and was the daughter of James Church and a member of prove. The undefeated Bobcats promptly fired it straight through the Manchester Grange 31. She was a member of the Church Memorial donations may be the late Harriet (Wurr) Tatro and were well aware that the defending a stunned St. Laurent from point The incessant backchecking of of the Nazarene. made to the Wind.sor Volunteer Joseph Tatro. blank range for his fourth goal of She is survived by four sons, Division II state champions’ de­ Tedoldi, Gallahue and Olender She is survived by one son. Elwin Ambulance Fund. P.O. Box 155, She was a member of St. Mary’s Francis Blanchard of Manchester, F ire Calls ceiving mark included defeats to the season. keyed the killing of three of four (Steve) McAdam of Manchester: Windsor. Episcopal Church and was a Gerard Blanchard of Somerset. several downstate powers. Indeed, quirks and bounces South Windsor power plays. two daughters, Marjorie Kilpa­ member of the church altar guild. Mass., James Blanchard of Wind­ According to at least one coach, played a heavy role. Just ask ” Our defense — Jason Hanford, trick and Eunice Platt, both of She is also survived by two Lena KuligowskI ^ sor, and Kenneth Blanchard of Manchester call, 135 Spruce St. (Town, the game was to be a showdown Wahlberg. Kevin Tulimieri, Dick Freni and Manchester; two sisters, Eva daughters, Beatrice Baraw of between northern Connecticut’s "A game like that can go either Pat Barrett — played their best LenaM. (Lenorsky) Kuligowski, Stafford Springs; four daughters, Friday, 8:20 a.m. — chemical Paramedics). Kennedy of Manchester and Ethel Stowe, Vt., and Pearl Dennison of way and it just went their way,” he game of the year,” said Russo. 84, of 109 Trebbe Drive, died Alice Balch, Lucille Vincek, and spill, 129 S. Main St. (Town). Sunday, 2:18 p.m. — medical two best. Reopell of Bolton: 10 grandchild­ Acton. Maine: two sons, Eugene The match-up lived up to its said. “ I don’t think they were “ Vic knows every what every Sunday at Manchester Memorial Lorraine Cummings, all of Man­ Friday. 3:28 p.m. — brush fire, call, 153 Oak St. (Town,. ren; and 12 great-grandchildren. Collins of Acton, Maine, and Roy billing. And then some. overpowering, even up until the one of our players can do and who Hospital. She was the widow of chester, and Josephine Meeker of 431 Main St. (Town). Paramedics). The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 Collins of Manchester; seven In a fast-paced and action- la.st minute —. it’s still anybody’s to cover,” noted Wahlberg. “ And Bennie Kuligowski. Newington; 23 grandchildren; 23 Friday, 3:47 p.m. — medical Sunday, 3:52 a.m. — service c a ll,. a.m. at Church of the Nazarene.' grandchildren: and 16 great­ packed duel, East nipped South, game.” he has the skaters to do it.” Born in Poland, she lived in great-grandchildren; and one call, 216 E. Middle Turnpike 33 Mather St. (Eighth District). Burial will be in East Cemetery. grandchildren. Walsh’s go-ahead marker came Cavallo saved 13 of 14 shots for Manchester most of her life. She great-great-grandchild. (Town, Paramedics). Sunday, 4:53 p.m. — motor* 2- 1. Friends may call at the Holmes The funeral will be Tuesday at 1 two minutes after the Bobcats’ the winners, including a big one on Hartford defenseman Scott Kleinen- (18) mix it up during play Sunday, was retired from Cheney Bros, of Friday, 5:42 p.m. — motor vehicle accident. 2 Keeney St. " I hope nobody asks for their Funeral Home, 400 Main St., p.m. at the Carpenter-Jenks Fun­ John Willoughby had knotted it up The funeral will be Wednesday vehicle accident with injuries, 344 (Town, Paramedics). money back,” said East coach Vic Bobcat ibe leader Brian Sullivan. tonight from 7 to 9. Manche.ster. She was a member of eral Home, 659 East Greenwich dorst (35) and Boston’s Keith Crowder with a mass of Christian burial at 9 Broad St. (Town, Param edics). Sunday, 5:51 p.m. — chimney Russo, “ I would’ve liked to have with a power play tally. Defense- “ It’s very unusual for Brian to Memorial donations may be the Polish Women’s Alliance and Ave., Route 2, Warwick. R.I. 2 2 been in the stands watching, man Steve Gavini blasted a shot miss one so ciose,” noted the Church of the Assumption. a.m. at St. James Church. Burial Friday. 7:22 p.m. — medical fire. 11 Plano Place (Town). i made to the Book of Remembrance Burial will be in St. Phillips from the left circle that was She is survived by a son, Walter will be in St. James Cemetery. call, 660 Center St. tTown, Sunday, 8:23 p.m. — m edical, myself.” Wahlberg. NBA roundup at the Church of the Nazarene. Cemetery, Crompton, R.I. knocked down in front by Eagles’ B. Kuligowski of Manchester; a Friends may call at the Holmes Paramedics). call. Charter Oak Park (Town, ■ East, 6-5-1, tackles another for­ “ Still, I ’m not embarassed or goaltender Steve Cavallo. But the disappointed in the way our team daughter, Dorothy Dubiel of East Funeral Home on Tuesday from 7 Saturday, 1:53 a.m. — medical Paramedics). midable foe in Fairfield Prep, puck trickled away from a left Vera Whitcomb Hartford; a sister, Ann Davnor of Henry R. Blair to 9 p.m. call, 41 Center St. (Town, Sunday, 9:57 p.m, — medical: Saturday night at the Milford Ice played." Pavillion at 7:30. corner pile-up, and Willoughby Wahlberg employed an unusual Vera (Davis) Whitcomb, 87, Manchester; three grandchildren; Henry R. Blair, 69, 718 N. Main Paramedics). call, 10 Lilley St. (Town,* Bird shoots down Blazers Memorial donations may be Russo, who guided the South caught up to it and lifted the tactic in the final period in an formerly of Coventry, died Satur­ and a great-granddaughter. St., died Saturday at Manchester Saturday, 2:40 a.m. — motor Paramedics). ' made to the American Cancer Windsor for five years before equalizer into an open right side. attempt to send it into overtime. day in Berlin, Vt. She was the The funeral will be Wednesday Memorial Hospital. He was the vehicle accident, 80 North St. Sunday, 10:23 p.m. — medical, Society. 237 E. Center St. accepting the East helm, called his East had taken a 1-0 first-period After East called a time-out with mother of Benton Whitcomb of at 9:30 a.m. at the John F. Tierney husband of the late Marie R. Blair. (Eighth District, Paramedics). call, 623 Main St. (Town,* new club’s effort its best of the advantage on scoring leader Kevin 1:08 left, Wahlberg petitioned the Manchester and the widow of Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., He was born in Manchester, Saturday, 3; 01 a.m. — medical Paramedics). - t season. Hutt’s 10th goal of the year. The officials to check Cavallo for a with fantastic finish shot Lewis Whitcomb. followed by a mass of Christian N.H.,Dec. 23, 1915, and had been a call, Manchester Police Station, South Windsor, now 10-1-1, par­ marker was similar to South mouth piece, required under scho­ She is survived by four other burial in the Church of the resident of Manchester since 1957. Public service 239 E. Middle Turnpike (Town, Tolland County ticularly fireplug goalie Jim Windsor’s lone tally, as Hutt lastic rules. Cavallo lacked the sons, Earl Whitcomb and Edwin Assumption at 10 a.m. Burial will Before he retired, he worked at the Paramedics). Friday, 9:54 a.m. — m edical; By Frederick Waterman “ 1 couldn’t get the ball inside to that, give me the ball, Jones set for Lutz St.Laurent, hung tough from flipped a loose rebound into the equipment in question and the Whitcomb, both of Lebanon, Wil­ be in St. Bridget Cemetery. Calling Cheney Bros, mills. He was a Saturday, 6:30 a.m. — broken call. Hop River Homes (Andover). * United Press International Robert (Pari.sh), and with two saidIIU. buzzer to buzzer. open right corner of the net. Dave Eagles were penalized down to liam Whitcomb of Panton, Vt., and hours will be tonight from 7 to 9 and parishioner of St. Bridget Church water pipe, Cheney Velvet Mill Friday, 3:52 p.m. — smoke in seconds left there was nothing I “ At the end of the game the ball A public memorial service for ” I told Bob Wahlberg (South Olender and Mike Flannery were four skaters. South then pulled St. Warren Whitcomb of New Haven, Tuesday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 and a member of the Country (Town). house, 41 Babcock Hill Road BOSTON — Larry Bird made could do but shoot,” Bird said. “ I belongs in Larry Bird’s hands.” Hazel P. Lutz, who died Thursday, Windsor coach) that it was too bad credited with assists on both the Laurent in favor of a sixth Vt.; a daughter, Ann Brush of p.m. Music Association of East Saturday, 6:55 p.m. — medical (Coventry). sure he’d have some company on made it a fadeaway because the will be held Tuesday at 11 a.m. at for anyone to lose,” noted Russo. Hutt and Walsh goals. attacker, but Flannery cleared the North Franklin; two sisters, Lois Hartford. call, 408 Parker St. (Eighth Dis­ Friday, 4:11 p.m. — smoke in. his trip to the All-Star game this defender went straight up.” St. M ary’s Episcopal Church, 41 Especially St. Laurent, the dim­ Both teams hit the post once each puck out of the East zone to seal the Pistons 115, Bullets 105 Griffin of Coral Gables, Fla., and He is survived by a son, Henry J, trict, Paramedics). house, Foxcroft Road (Coventry). year. The lead switched hands four Sarah Belcher Park St. inutive albeit spectacular net- in the first period. John Erickson triumph. Frances Young of Simsbury; 19 Saturday, 8:26 p.m. — motor times in the final 17 seconds. Clyde At Pontiac, Mich., BiM Laimbecr Sarah I. Sherman Belcher, 86, of Blair of Houston, Texas; a daugh­ Bird hit a fallaway jumper from grandchildren; and 20 great- ter, Frances LaChapelle of Man­ The Lutz Children’s Museum vehicle call, 717 Parker St. Friday, 6;50 p.m. — chimney, the corner at the buzzer Sunday to Drexler hit an 18-fool jumper to scored 27 points and John Long the Talcottville section of Vernon, granchildren. chester; a brother, Armond Blair was named for the former (Town). fire. Route 87, Andover (Andover, * lift the Boston Celtics to a 128-127 give the Blazers a 125-124 lead and added 21, helping the Pistons died today at Rockville General The funeral will be Tuesday at 11. in New Hampshire; three sisters, educator. Saturday, 10; 40 p.m. — medical S. Coventry). victory over the Portland Trail Bird answered with a layup with extend their winning streak to ' Hospital. She was the wife of a.m. at the Potter Funeral Home, Angie Berlinquette, Irene Chart- Ewing had a sense of deja vu Blazers. nine seconds left. eight games. Detroit has won 11 of Harold R. Belcher. 456 Jackson St., Willimantic. Bur­ entier and Alice Johonnett, all in The triumph lifted the Celtics Drexler then hit from 15 feet with its last 12 and moved within a She was born in Talcottville June defeat, in February 1984. game out in the final minutes. ial will be in New Lebanon New Hampshire; six grandchild- By Will Dunham past Philadelphia and into first three seconds remaining to set the victory of the club’s all-time 9, 1898, and had lived most of her “ Last time we lost it was to St. Saturday, the Hoyas were 18 Cemetery, Lebanon. Calling hours ren; and one great- United Press International place in the Atlantic Division and stage for Bird’s buzzer beater. longest winning streak set in life in Talcottville. She worked for CALDWELL ROBERT J. SMITH, Inc. John’s. And it was the same way,” points behind the third-ranked will be tonight from 7 to 9. gave them the best record in the ’’After the shot went in, my heart October 1970. the Arrow-Hart-Hegeman Co. of granddaughter. said Ewing, referring to the many Redmen with less than 11 minutes The funeral will be Tuesday at LANDOVER. Md. — George­ conference thus giving Boston fell,” said Drexler. “ This is the Hartford for 36 years and retired in similarities between the two left in the game. A furious rally 9:15 a.m. from the Holmes Funeral OIL INC. town’s Patrick Ewing may have coach K.C. Jones the job as the best type of experience, playing Spurs 106, Bucks 93 1963. INSURMISMITHS SHKE games, both played at the Capital brought them one basket from Virginia Moore Home, 400 Main St., with a mass of experienced a little bit of deja vu East coach at the Feb. 10 All-Star the world champions at home and At San Antonio, Texas, Terry She was a member of the 100.9 following his Hoyas' jolting 66-65 Centre. their 30th straight win. Virginia (Cavanaugh) Moore, Christian burial at St. Bridget game in Indianapolis. losing by 1 point — it hurts, to say Cummings scored 30 points to help Talcottville Church of Christ tor per gal. C. O. D. 1914 defeat to St. John’s — George­ In each contest, the Hoyas found And, making the game even 77, of Windsor, died Saturday at an Church at 10 a.m. Burial will be in more agonizing for the Hoyas, the Bird, who tied a season-high with that.” the Bucks win their eighth more than 60 years. town’s second (tome loss to the themselves buried in a deep hole in Jones admitted afterward that area convalescent home. She was St. James Cemetery. Calling hours defending national champions 48 points, hit for 16 in the final straight. Milwaukee’s league- Besides her husband, she is 649-8841 Redmen in as many seasons. the second half only to climb he initially had planned to set up the mother of William C. Moore Jr. are today from_2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to9 , probably would have won the game quarter, scoring the Celtics’ last leading defense held San Antonio survived by a son. Robert S. It was the No, 1 Hoyas’ first tantalizlngly close to victory. the final shot for Cedric Maxwell. of Manchester and the widow of p.m. Minimum requirement, 649-5241 if they made good on their free three baskets, each needed to to 26 percent shooting in the third Sherman of Oklahoma City, Okla.; setback after 29 straight wins. 18 In last February’s 75-71 heart- William C. Moore Sr. 65 E. Cantor Straat regain the iead in the game at ” 1 started to set up a play for quarter. Mike Mitchell led the a sister. Elsie Robb of Vernon Prten aubjact to Change' this season. But it was the Redmen breaker, the Hoyas were 21 points She also is survived by two Please turn to page 13 Boston Garden. Max but Larry said, ’To hell with Spurs with 35 points. Center; two grand^ildren; one Manchaatar, Ct. who had dealt Georgetown its last down before they almost pulled the daughters, Maureen Pallotti and Esther Blanchard 550-1,000 gall. 98.9 C.O.D. on; anci several nie- Virginia Burgess, both of Windsor; great-grandson; Esther Blanchard, 86, of East r r MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Jun. 28. 1985 - 13 » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, J;in 28, 1985 SCOREBOARD Non-calls hurt as Huskies couldn’t hold on Memphis St. 89, Virginia Tech 79 Bv ten Auster regulation to give the Eagles, down away but loses control. Kelley was the non-calls that hurt. There Bruini8.Whilert4 Big Eaat raaulta M lu . Valiev 68, Jackson St. 51 Sports Editor by two (72-70), an opportunity to picks it up and tries to dribble were two of those. Montovollo 7X Alabama Christian Golf One was in the first half when Basketball 57 tie. through traffic, but he, too, is Hockey Boston 2 3 3—8 Maryland 77, Vlllanova 74 Moreheod St. 67, Youngstown St. 65 STORRS — They call it sour Which they did on 6-7 freshman swarmed on, hacked, and BC BC's Trevor Gordon flung Kelley Hartford 3' >—J M urray St. 82, Tennessee Tech 73 grapes if you complain about the Skip B arry's 20-foot corner forces a jump ball. to the canvas with an elbow. Rrsf period— 1, Boston, Crowder -19 N.C. Wesleyan 79, Averett 73 Crowley blew his whistle — only to (Linesman, O 'Relllv), 4:59. 2, Hartford, V IL L A N O V A (74) « N, Alabama X , T ro y St. X PGA roaulta officiating after a loss. jumper. No call. NHL itandingt Neufeld 13 (Fronds, Slltanen),pp,8:S3.3, NBA atandinga Pressley 16 60 X McClain 8-14 W J f Roanoke 67, Bridgewater 62 But Connecticut's Dorn Perno Kelley was being held by BC's And possession to BC with 26 tell Gordon to behave himself. The Hartford, Johnson 19 (Turgoon, Pinckney 613 11-18 » , Wilbur 36 M 6, Salem 88, AMerson-Brooddus 75 M18W LOS Aiigeta ( ^ second was more crucial. It came Francis), pp, 11 :M. 4, Boston, O'Relllv 7 McLain 610 65 IZ Plansky 69 00 8, South FloridaX, Western Ky.68 may have had good cause to raise a Terrence Talley. That's why he seconds to go. WalM Conftrtnca Eastern Conference At LM Angelei Jon. 27) ft set the stage for Michael with Connecticut up by four in the Patrick DIvMofi (Linesman), 18:34. Penalties— Har, Everson 1-2 60 Z Jensen 61 (WO, Southern Miss. 77 Florida St. 63 question or two after the Huskies' couldn't regain possession. bench (served by Craw ford),0:40; Blum, Atlantic Divtston Davrson OO 60 0, Massimino 60 60 0, Southern Tech X , Georgia Coll. 48 Adams' winning 14-foot jumper overtime, 76-72. Primus came W L T m . GF OA W L Pet. GB Lanny Wodkns’wjS), W ^ • disheartening 78-77 overtime loss No call from official Mickey 147 Bos, molor, (fighting), 5:48; Weir, Brown 60 60 0. Totals 2 8 ^ 18-27 74. St. Joseph's (Ind .) 72, K y. Wesleyan 69 WaUilngton 31 12 7 69 211 Boston X 8 .818 Hal ^ o n SO,2X. with seven seconds left, down with a rebound and fell to the 204 146 Hor, malor, (fighting), 5:48; Reid, Bos, M A R Y L A N D (77) TeniL-ChottanoogaX, VM I54 68-7064-70— m . to Boston College Saturday night at Crowley, who was quick to give BC Phllodelphia 78 14 6 62 Phllodelphia 35 8 .814 Vj Corev Pavin S27,2X, "Obviously it's a very disap­ hardwood. N Y Islanders 26 21 2 54 225 197 7:12; O'Connell, Bos, 8:44; Bos, bench, Bios 1 1 -X 8 6 X , Jones 26 2-26, Lewls62 Transylvania 97, Campbellsvllle76 Chip Beck S11S33, . the Field House. the basketball. (served by Courtnall), 10:08. Washington X X .565 11 56 5, Gatlin 2-7 8612, Branch 7-18 64 16, Tulone 77, S. Carolina 71 6666-70-71— O T A travel call, as in 99.9 percent of N Y Rangers 17 23 e 42 173 192 New Jersey X 24 .455 16 G o ry Koch 811533, Yes, Connecticut, which had a • — The Huskies were up by three pointing loss," Perno began, "but 1 174 214 Adklnsl-2654,Longl-1602,axter60600. Virginia St, Wake Forest 56 6869-7066-OT Plttslxjroh 18 24 5 41 New York 16 29 .356 X Boston coach Jones. A— 14,SX. Woshbum (Kan.) 69, Mo.-Southern Dionne Dailey, 13(8 70707173— 292 Tuesday's Gardes Was,18:21. Bowdoln 94, Molne Marltlme68 Shelley Hamlin, 13X 69-717173-293 goals during a four-goal spree convert once. The Silk l> ^ e r s . cond short-handed score. Fleming, Manchester. Second Period— None. Penalties— Bridgeport 88, New Haven 67 66 Hershey of Adirondack W ayne St. n , Northwood 81 Nancy Lopez, 1347 70707174— 292 proved to be the impetus as instead, scored twice playing a at the Manchester blue line,' Fleming had the only goal in the Springfield at Baltimore Gillies, N Y I, 6:26; Gould, Was, Brooklyn Coll. 76, US Int'l 71 Lori Garbocz, 1347 70717174— 292 A 6:26; Tonelll, N Y I, 11:49; McEwen, Was, Platona115.Bulleta10S Brown 82, Yale 76 Westminster 71, School Of The Ozarks Manchester High subdued Rock­ man down. headmanned the puck to Blake at first period for Manchester. Flem­ Corny AAorlno, 8 X 71707171— 293 t u , - ‘ -i. • ^ / A 63 11:49; Dineen, N Y I, 12:39; Carpenter, Buffalo St. 82, SUNY-Buftalo 71 71707072-293 ville High, 8-6, Saturday night at Manchester took the lead 2:51 center ice. He spotted Matthew ing opened the scoring 35 seconds Rangers 3, North Stars 2 Was, 12:39; Potvin, N Y I, 14:26; Potvin, Wls.-Oshkosh6S, Wls.-Stout56 Amy Benz, 8X W A SH IN G TO N (105) California (Pa.) 65, Slippery Rock61 Sally Little, 8X 7171-7172— 293 the Bolton Ice Palace in a penalty- into the final period on talented breaking in between the two Ram into the second period with his 12th N Y I, 18:44; Gartner, Was, 18:44; Was, Ballard 615 60 19. Dave 67 16 5, Conlslus 67, Northeastern 65 WIS.-LO Crosse 72, Wls.-PlottevH V J iMnch, (served by Christian), 20:00. McMIllen 615 6715, Malone 1619 46 Clark 65, SE Moss. 59 filled CCC Eastern Division ice junior right wing Bob Blake's defensemen and superbly laid the goal of the .season before Ovens put Minnesota 110—2 3Z Wls.-Stevens Polnt71, Wls.-Superlor41 N Y Rangers 11 0— 3 Gus Wlllloms 6 X 36 21, Mohorn 1-11-23, Clarion 76, Edinboro 69 hockey clash. second goal of the evening, as­ puck on the latter's stick. Matthew Rockville on the scoreboard- Third Period— 3, NY Islanders, Johnson 6560 8, Bradley 1-1602, Totals Colby 81, Wlllloms 69 Wls.-Whltewater84,Wls.-RlverFalls71 First perlod-^1, Minnesota, Maruk 11 Wittenberg 82, Otterbein 76 There were 21 penalties whistled sisted by Bill Fleming. Blake went in alone on Durfee. The latter Blake, assisted by Fleming and (R ouse),6:02.2, N Y Rangers, Blolsdell 1 Bossy 39 (Unossisted), 8 :X . 4, N Y 4683 1621 105. Connecticut Coll. 61, WeslevonX Islanders, Flatlev 14 (Gilbert, B. Sutter), D E T R O IT (115) Cornell 56, Columbia 51 Wooster X , Franklin 56 Skiing in the game between the two combined at 4:23 with Doug went down, and Matthew went Matthew, made it 3-1 before goals (Greschner, Heath), 6:16.3, N Y Rangers, Wright St. 55, Nor t t y n K y. S3 Ledvord 3 (Pavellch, Greschner), 19:55. 10:07. 5, Washington, Gartner X Tripucka 63 60 6, Benson 67 60 8, Dominican 70, N. Adams St. 46 schools that have become keen Matthew for a shorthanded score. upstairs, hitting the top of the from Ovens and Tobeler tied it (Carpenter), 10:37. 6, Washington, Lalmbeer 13-18 1-2 27, Long 1 6 X 1-1 21, E . Nazorene 91, Gordon 81 Penalties— Ftorek, NYR,3:11; Berglund, Abilene Christian 81, E. Texas 66 rivals on the ice. "I expected some Matthew, forechecking at the twine for a 7-3 Manchester lead. going into the final 15 minutes. Min, 12:19; Rouse, Min, 12:32; J. (Sortner 31 (Carpenter, Duchesne), Thomas 610 46 10, Jones 61 00 0, Eastern Conn. 97, Salem St. 82 N 12:37. 7, Washington, Carpenter X Johnson 612 64 13, Tyler 7-11 60 14, Elizabethtown 49, Susauehanna 48 Angelo St. 75, Texas A l l 70 Men's World Cup super-glonlslalom race penalties because of the rivalry but Rockville blue line, took the puck The Rams refused to quit, Patrick, NYR, 13:05; Ledyard, NYR, (Stevens. Howorth), pp, 18:57. Austin Coll. W, Tarleton St. K At Oarmisdi-Partenkirclien, W Mt (3er- “Tho.se two short-handed goals N 16:26; Solhelm, M in, 17:43. Cureton 610 60 12, Campbell 2-3 60 4. gosh, nothing like this," said and dumped it in to an all alone however, with Toby Tobeler scor­ Penalties— Tonelll, N Y I, 2 :X ; Car­ Totals 5697 611115. Geneva 66, Pt. Park 64 Baylor 61 Rice 56 nKmy,Jim.27 really put us over the top." Horton Second period— 4, Minnesota, McKeg- Cal-Irvine 78, New Mexico St. 75 1, Marc GIrardelll, Luxembourg 1 Manchester coach Wayne Horton. Blake. The Indian winger deked ing twice in a 16-second span, nev21 (Plett, Acton ),7:11.5,NYRangers, penter, Was, 2:M ; Kallur, N Y I, 6:49; Washington 31 X X 27—105 (Settysburg 81, Franklin & Marshall 67 cited, Tonelll. NYI,malor. (high stick), 17:29. Detroit 37 27X25—115 Glossboro St. 71, Ramapo 70 Eostern N.M. 91, Howard Payne71 minute 34.X seconds. Z Aixlreas Wenzel, "I'm looking at a lot of matching Rockville goalie Chris Durfee to giving him a hat trick, and Scott Fotlu 3 (Beck, Pavellch), 19:56. Hordln-SImmons Georgia St. 66 Liechtenstein, 1:34.26. 3, Hans Staffer, Penaltles-Brooke, N Y R , 4:12; Plett. Shots on Goal— NYIslanders6611— 25. Three-point goals— Gus Williams Homilton 91, Clarkson 66 79, penalties. I thought the referees the ice and deftly put home his Ovens scored with 2:27 left for a 7-6 Washington 12-67— 25. Houghton 75, Hartwick 63 Houston Baptist 82, SanfordX West Germany, 1:34.X. 4, Peter Blake and Matthew up front, and M in, 4:43; Acton, Min, 7;4‘J; Rogers, 2, Ballard 1. Fouled out— None. Total called a close game and I think third goal of the game, and 28th of reading. It was Ovens' third goal of N Y R , 7:42; Richmond, N YR , 7:42; Power-ploy conversions— NY Island­ fouls— Washington 19, Detroit 15. Indiana (Pa) 63, Lock Haven 51 Iowa St. 64, Oklidioma St. 58 Luescher, Switzerland, 1:34.61.5,Mlchoel Gullo, Dan Senkow and Fleming on le a s ts , Min, 12:09; Giles, Min, 16:15. ers 40. Washington 62. Rebounds— Washington 31 (Ballard Iona 52, St. Peters 48 Lamar 72, Lou. Tech 64 Eder, West (tarmany, 1:34.X. 6, Peter they called a good one." the campaign. the night. defense did the bulk of the penalty 10), Detroit 53(Lolmbeer 16). Assists— John Joy Vs. Hunter, Ppd. Lovolo 81 Oklahoma City 65 Rom, West Germany, 1;34.X. 7, Franz The win was the second in Manchester held on with Mat­ Third period-None. Penalty— Goalies— N Y Islanders, Hrudev. Wo- Washington 26 (Dave 7), Detroit 31 Juniata 76, Albright 66 Lubbock Christian IX , Incarnate45 Heinzer, Switzerland, 1;34.X. 8, Oswald killing for Manche.ster. Defense- Fotlu, NYR,0:27. shlngton, Rlggln. A— 18.1X. (Thomas17).A— 12,585. LIU 68, Falrlelgh Dickinson 66 Mcneese 82, N. Texas 64 Totsch, Italy, 1:35.22. 9, Ernst Rledels- succession for the Indian icemen, The Indian lead went to 6-3 at thew scoring his second of the men Brett Factora and Ron Smith Referee— Dove Newell. LaSalle 70, Fordhom 66 Mercer 74, Ark.-LIttle Rock 66 perger, Austria, 1:35.21 10, Thom as now 3-5 in the CCC East and 5-7 7:43 on Brian Coughlin's ninth goal evening and eighth of the season, Mesa X , Western N.M. X Buergler, Switzerland, 1:35.M. also did a fine job for Manchester. Shots on goal-M innesota 16-14-22— Lycoming X , AlvernlaS4 overall. Rockville drops to 1-5 in of the season, assisted by Dale assisted by Blake and Generis, 52. N Y Rangers 1669— 27. Bucka106,SpuraB3 Maine 88, George NIason X Midwestern 66, Texas Wesleyan 63 11, Jacques Luetay, Switzerland, 1:35.29. Manchester is back in action Power-play conversions— Minnesota Malne-Farmlngton81, S. Maine 59 N. Arizona 69, Boise St. 63 12m Bernd Felbinger, West Germany, the division and 4-10 overali with Gullo and Mike Generis. Gullo and with 16 seconds remaining. Friday night at 6 against Windsor 60. N Y Rangers60. MILWAUKEE (IM) Manhattan 91, airfield 69 S.F. Austin 6t, SW Texas 49 1:3534, 13, (tie), Joachim Buchner, the loss. Generis did some hard work in the Manchester outshot Rockville, Southern 84, Prairie View A IM 71 Austria, Peter Mueller, Switzerland, at Loomis-Chaffe. (loalles— Minnesota, Melanson. NY Pressey 616 6010, Cummings 11-X 810 Mansfield 67, Cheyney 60 The clubs went into the third corners with the latter taking a 34-27. Durfee went the distance for Rangers, Hanlon. A— 17,412. Tennis X , Lister 26 67 8, Moncrief 614 66 15. Marlst 59, Robert M orris 57 Southern Utah76, N.M. Hl^londs74 and Jure Franko, Yugoslavia, 1:3569. Hodges8122-219,(}avld60000,Plerce 63 Massachusetts 72, U R I68 St. Marv's82, M a ry HardIn-bay lor55 period deadlocked at 3-3. That shot on goal. It came out to a Rockville between the pipes. Ian Manche.ster's No. 1 line ac­ Referee— Mike Noeth. 46 4, MokeskI 65 1-2 7,Breuer661-213, Merrim ack 6 ^ Stonehlll 59 St. Echrard's 118, E. Texas Baptist 94 Also: 31, Jim Read, Canada, 1:36.41 didn't exactly enthrall Horton. "I sprawling Coughlin, being cleared Blood started in goal for Manches­ counted for seven goals and nine Grevey OO600. Totals 46X 2 6 X 106. Mlllersvllle87, Shlppensburg76 T C U A Texas 45 X, Ben Akers, Sonbornvllle, N.H., Monmouth 81, St. Francis (P a .) (ot) Tex-San Antonio 81, Tex-Arllngtn62 1:37.17. 66, Andy Chanribers, Jackson, was upset being tied after two out in front of the Ram net, but he ter but came out with 3:30 left in assists Against Rockville. Blake U.S. Pro Indoor Championships 79 UPI photo Sabrea3,Nordlquea2 SAN A N TO N IO (93) Montclair St. 70, Rutoers-Camden67 Texas Tech 64, S M U 63 Wvo.,1;37.51X,Tom Bowers, Morrison, periods," he said. “The reason we was able to get his stick on it. He the second period. “ He picked up had three goals and four assists At Philadelphia; Jan. 27 Texas-EI Paso 71, New Mexico 69 Colo., 1:38.17. 57, B arry Th vs , U.S., Singles Final Ivoronl 26 00 4, Mitchell 16Q 611 35, Movavlan X , Lebanon Valley 68 were was because we were in the bounced it off Durfee, with the his third penalty and while it's not and now has 28 goals and 18 assists Gilmore 67 67 11, Moore 611 66 9, NJ Tech 94, NY Poly 65 Tulsa 66, So. Illinois X 1:M64. X , Alain Vllltard, Conoxlo, Earl Yost (left), former Manchester Herald sports editor. Q uMm c 0 2 0 — 2 John McEnroe, New York, def. Wichita St. 99, W . Texas M 1 ;M .X . 61, (tauglos Lewis, Salisbury, Vt., penalty box." puck rolling up over the Ram automatic removal by the officials for 46 points in 12 games. Linem- Buttale 1 2 0— 3 Mlloslov Meclr, Czechoslovakia, 63,7-6, (Servin 612 46 14, Banks 1-3 68 6, NJIT94, N.Y. Polytech65 . received the Arthur B. McGinley Meritorious Award at Robertson 1-5 46 6, Cook 62 60 0, Nazareth 67, Cortland 58 West 1 :M.74.63, G ory Athens, Canada, 1:38.75. Manchester was assessed nine goalie's pads into the cage. it is automatic removal by Hor­ ates Matthew (8-14-22) and Flem­ First period— 1, Buffalo, Follgno 19 61. Altams St. 85, Colo. Mines 75 64, Felix Beiczvk, Canada, 1:31W. X , (Perreault, Houslev),pp, 10:29. Knight 26 3-3 8, Paxson60600, JonesOI New York Tech 7Z Keene (N H) 59 Sunday’s Gold Key Dinner. Terry Kix (right) received the penalties in the opening two Doubles Final Arizona St. 83, Oregon St. 82 (2 0 T ) JaceRomlck,Tavlorsvllle,(^llf., 1 :3 9.4 2. Less than a minute later, Mat­ ton," said the Indian coach. ing (12-19-31) are also having fine Penalties— P. Stastnv, Que, 2:46; Sell­ Mats Wllander and Joakim Nys- OO 0. Totals 3 6 X 32-43 93. Niagara 81, New Hampshire 57 Milwaukee XXX19—IM Nyack 47, Barrington 41 Brlghom Young 61 Utah 62 6/9, Tris Cochrane, Greenville, Maine, ' Female Athlete of the Year Award. periods. Rockville overall had six thew, assisted by Blake and Sophomore Brian Oatway went the seasons to date. ing, Buf, 2:4tj Borrosso, Buf, (served trom, Sweden, def. Woltek FIbak, Poland, CS Dorn. Hills 9 , Cal Poly SLO 52 1:39.44. (Jontan Perry, Canada, by Moloney), double minor, 5:37; and Sandy Mayer, Atherton, Collf., 36, Son Antonio 31X2118—93 Penn 59, Hartford 57 73, Three-point goals — Hodges, Knight. Plattsburgh 61, Oneonta 48 CS Northrldge57, Cal Poly Pomona47 1 :3 9 .x . 75, Paul Mohre, Gig Harbor, Maxwell, Que, 7:24; Price, Que, 8:56; 62,62. Cal-Santa Barbara 67, Padflc55 Price, Que, malor, 12;X; Creighton, Fouled out— Banks. Total fouls— Potsdam 75, Albany 65 Wcoh., 1 : 3 9 . x . 76, Dimald Stevens, Milwaukee 31, San Antonio 32. Providence 72, Seton Hall 70 Chico State 75, Cal St. Stanislaus X Canada, 1;X.16. 71 Derek Trawler, Buf, molor, 12:X; Moller, Que, malor, Coll. Of Idaho 98 Ore. Tech 74 Georgetown suffers 13:55; Follgno, Buf, molor, 13:55; Rebounds— Milwaukee X (Mokesk110), Quinniplac 85, Lowell 71 Canada, 1:X61 81, Chris Mclver, Yost among honorees Fullerton St. 51, San Jose St. 46 Hunter, Que, 17:52; Andreychuk, Buf, San Antonio 43 (Gilm ore 13). Assists— R ITS 1, Alfred 73 Canada, 1:41.15. Lockridge retains title 17:52. Milwaukee X(Hodgm6),SanAntonlo21 RP1110, Vassor53 Hoyword St. 81 CtalK.-DovIs X Did not start: Paul Bolvin, Conodo. Second period— 2, Quebec, Bell 6 (P. (Moore 7). Technicals— Ivoronl, Milwau­ Randolph-Mocon 79, PItt-Johnstown Humboldt St. 81, Sacrixnenta St. 65 DM not finish; Mike Brown, Vail, kee (delay of game), San Antonio coach 51 Kansas 71 Colorado 6t Colo.) Alan Loubo, Bellevue, Wenh.; first loss of season Stastny, Sauve), 2:15. 3, Quebec, Metro St. X , Western St. at Gold Key Dinner Fitzsimmons. A— 9,511. Rider 7Z Hofstra M 72 Peter FleM, Soum Royolton, Vt. Palement 12 (Marols, Ashton), pp, 6:09.4, Calendar Montana 71 Idaho St. 65 with sixth round TKO Buffalo, Andreychuk 24 (Tucker), SUNY-Stonybrook 81, SUNY-New Disqualified: Mike To m m y , Canada; 12:32. 5, Buffalo, Pollgno X (Hamel, Paltz NW NcaareneM, Southern Ore. X Bill Johnson, Van Nuys, (iailf. By Len Auster High football coach back in 1963, Continued from page 11 "Win orlo.se, it's not the season,” Tucker), pp, 18:07. Penalties— Big Eaat atandinga X Nevodo-Reno X , Idaho 67 RIVA DEL GARDA, Italy Aii’s defense was down for a 2 Nevodo-Los Vegen 75, Long Beach St. remembered his roots. He thanked Carnesecca said. "There are a lot Moloney, Buf, 4:12; Moller, Que, 6:X; TODAY Sacred Heart X , S. Conn. X Sports Editor (UPI) — Rocky Lockridge of moment. 2 Big East Conference O'all 61 throws down the stretch. They hit of big, emotional games in the Big Kumpel, Que, 14:22; Hunter, Que, minor College Bosketboll Skidmore 61 Johnson St. n all those from his formative days the United States Sunday went (tervedbv (Saulln), malor, 16:37; Cvr, MCC of Dean, 8 Springfield 64, St. Anselm's 59 No. Colorado 104, N. Dakota SL 99 The fifth round signaled the only two of seven attempts from East.” St. John's 7 0 15 1 Sma St. 51 San Francisco St. 52 HAR TFO R D — An excellent in high school and college and Buf, malor, 16:37; Peterson, Buf, 18:42. Wrestling Georgetown 7 1 18 1 St. Lawrence 64, Hhaoa62 Football straight to the attack and wore end as Lockridge backed Bou the charity stripe in the final 6:39 of He also knows that Saturday is St. Paul at East Catholic, 4 St. John's M , Oeorgetawn 65 Southern Col 81 CallfornkiK crowd of600 helped honor the latest beyond. He'had fond recollection of Vlllanova 5 2 13 4 down Tunisian challenger Ali into a neutral corner for half not the last time this season that he Third period — None. Penalties St. BonoventureTl, Duguesne67 St. Mary's (Cal.) 71 Pepperdine 71 ' three Gold Key recipients at Ithe his days at East. the contest, including misses on Syracuse 4 3 12 3 U.C.Sonta B o ite ra 67, U O P 55 Kamel Bou Ali to retain his a minute of punishment, stun­ — Ramsey, But, 2:43; Bouchard, T U E S D A Y Boston College 3 5 12 5 St. Joseph's (P a ) 84, Penn St. X 44th Connecticut Sports Writt^rs the front ends of two one-and-one will be coaching against the Hoyas. (Sue, (served by Sauve), 4:39; Hamel, Boys Basketball St. Joseph's (Vt) K , N.E. Coll. X UCLA IX , Stanford 71 World Boxing Association jun­ ning the challenger with lightn­ Pittsburgh 2 4 10 6 W . Illinois A t E . Washington, Ppd. Pro Bawl "East Catholic was a great situations. The Redmen battle Georgetown Buf,17:22. East Catholic at Manchester, 7:45 Connecticut 2 5 6 9 St. Vincent 96, Penn St.-Behrend X Alliance Dinner at the Sheraton- ior lightweight title with a sixth ing punches to the head, which R H A M at Cheney Te ch, 7:45 Staten Island 84, C C N Y 54 Weber St. 79, Montana St. 66 Ewing could manage only nine once more during the regular Shots on goal— Quebec 84-617. Buffolo Providence 2 5 9 10 Hartford Hotel Sunday. experience,” said the popular round technical knockout. Bou Ali could not answer. 616629. Bolton at Crom w ell. 7:45 Seton Hall 0 7 9 9 Stockton St. 59, William Paterson58 The three added to the presti­ Baylock, reciting the names of points against the Redmen's Bill season, and possibly once more in Power-plav conversions— Quebec, 6 Portland at Coventry, 7:45 Saturday's Results Swarthmore U , Johns Hopklns82 Sunday’a collage roaulta AFC 22. NFC 14 Lockridge, 26, scored his Syracuse X , Pitt 75 (former principal) Rev. Charles Wennington and Walter Berry, the conference tournament and, 8 1. Buffalo, 62. Girls Basketball Bosoton College 78, UConn 77 (O T ) gious list of Gold Key winners were second successful defense of the Despite vocal help from at perhaps, again in the NCAA Goalies— Quebec, Bouchard. Buf­ Manchester at Hall, 7:45 St. John's 66, Georgetown 65 Thiel 59, Grove City 55 Andy Baylock, University of Con­ Shaw, Don Burns and Stan Ogrod- although the Georgetown center 8 AFC 8 9 8 1 »-a title he won last year from least 50 noisy Tunisians out of a falo, Barrasso. A— 15,566. Swim m ing Syracuse K , Pittsburgh 75 Trinity X Tufts 75 cleared the boards for 15 rebounds. tournament. Glastonbury ot Monchester, 3:X Union 69, U . Rochester 56 Castleton St X , Lyndon St 59 NFC 8 8 7 7— M necticut baseball coach, Larry nik, among others as those whom American Roger Mayweather crowd of 600, Bou Ali had no Providence 72, Seton Hall X Dbwllna8l,KeanK(OT) AFC-Sotety, Dickerson tackled In The Hoyas, who entered the Chris Mullin, the St. John's Referee— Don Koharskl. Sunday's Results Utica 66, Chicago St. X McHugh, former Xavier High of he fondly recalled. after Bou Aii's manager threw defense against Lockridge’s W E D N E S D A Y W. Virginia 61, Temple 57 St. Tho. Aoulnos 111, Hawall-Hllo X end zoiM by (satineau 10;X game sitting on top of the college swingman and Ewing's teammate Maryland 77, Vlllanova 74 Seutti Middletown football coach, and McKenna, noted for his promo­ in the towel at 59 seconds of the calculated punishment. College Basketball M onday's <3ames WPI 61, Kings Point 59 basketball rankings, say they are on the gold medal-winning Olym­ MapleLeafa6,BlackHawka2 MCCatCCRI,8 Waynesburg X , Pltt-BrodtordM Armstrong St. X , Berry X AFC-Allen 6 paw from Marino ■ Ray McKenna, long-time sports tion of the East Hartford Do- sixth of a scheduled 15 rounds "I just overpowered him,” U.S. International at UConn E. Kentadiy 74, Youn^ow n St. 61 (Johnson kick) 13:X not concerned about where they pic basketball team, helped tor­ Wrestling (Storrs), 8 Westminster 71, (tarnegle-Mellon 61 promoter from East Hartford who velettes fast pitch softball team Windham at Manchester, 6 % aTedi 61 Norm Carolina 62 NFC-L^n 13 p ft u from Montana after Lockridge had unleashed Lockridge said after the vic­ pedo the Hoyas Saturday with 20 Terento 141—6 Georgetown at Syracuse (Stenerad kick) 6:56 has left his mark on the state sports and more recent the East Hartford will fall after the loss to their Big CMco bo 101— 2 Rocky Hill at Cheney Tech, 6 WIdoner 67, Ursinus 52 m d X , V lll«rava74 half a dozen punishing rights to tory, which earned him $200,000, Hartford at Boston College Tennessee 81, Kentucky N FO P ayta n 1 run (Stenerud kick) 0:35 Explorers in the New England East rival. points and eight rebounds. But First period— 1, Toronto, Valve 21 Providence at Notre Dame Wllkos 97, Delaware Volley 87 65 scene through his many years of Bou Aii's head. his biggest career payday. T H U R S D A Y SiNIttI » Virginia 56, ArkgnsosB A F C -F G Johnson 33 Basketball Association, said, “ To­ "I don't know what the pollsters Mullin said he still thinks the (Daoust, Frveer), pp, 9:29. 2, Chicago, Tuesday's Gome hard work. Girls Basketball Akron X , Eastern Kentucky M (50T) Midwest Stt IIX tamMe return (Johnson kick) The victory boosted Lock- "Ali lacks experience but he's Hoyas are the best team around. Savard 26 (Gardner, S. Larmer), 14;X. Pittsburgh at Vlllanova AFC-FG Johnson 22 Also among the front table night is the pinnacle. It was always are going to say or do — and I don't Penalties— Nviund, To r, 5:48; B. M urray, Mercy at East Catholic, 7 Ala. AIM 93, Tuskew X Beloit 71, Illinois Coll. X ridge’s career mark to 35 wins very talented," Lockridge said. VVednesdav's (Somes Cent. Mldilgon X , No. Illinois X A60385 in the back of my mind about really care'. I won’t start thinking Said Mullin, “ I think they’re No. Chi, 9:19; lofrofe. Tor, 18:22. Seton Hall at UConn (Storrs), 8 Ala.-B'hom. 66, Va. Common. 42 members was former Manchester against three losses. Bou Ali "I wanted to take him out as F R ID A Y B'ham.-Southern 77, Auburn-Mont. Crelghtan 71, MarauetteX AFC NFC getting a Gold Key, but I never of rankings until after the (NCAA) 1, to tell you the truth. They’re a Second period— 3, Toronto, Frycer St. John's at Providence . First down 11 22 Herald sports editor Earl Yost, now stands 17-1-1 after sustain­ soon as possible. But I think this X (Ihnacak, M im in g ), 7:14. 4, T o ­ Boys Baskotboll Boston College at Northeastern 66 Illinois 51 Indiana 41 championship game," said Bill tough, tough team." Hartford Public at Manchester, 7:45 Berea X , Clinch Valley 64 M Id ilm 91 Kansas 77 Rusheiyards 2484 31191 who received the Arthur B. McGin­ actually thought it would happen. ing his first defeat in eight years small ring both hurt me and ronto, Ihnacak 12 (Bennlng, Salming), FrTdov's (Some Pawing yards 115 235 Martin, Georgetown's power for­ 9:19. 5, Toronto, Leeman 3 (Frveer, East Catholicdt St. Paul, 7:X Vlllanova at Syracuse Bluefleld St. X , W . Liberty 75 Monrnoum 53, St. Norbert's 52 ley Meritorious Award for his 39 This is my Cooperstown.” of sporadic professional helped me. I was just anxious to Cheney Tech at East Ham pton, 7:45 Charleston X , W.Va. St. X Ohio W m Iw c k i K , Alleghm y 51 Return yards IM 72 ward, who scored 10 points against Ihnacok), 9:42. 6, Toronto, Volve 22 Saturday's (Samos Passw 14234) 21-311 years of dedication to his duty and Frank Hauser, who guided Glas­ fighting. finish the job,” he said. (Daoust), 13:32. Penalties— T. Murray, Rocky Hill at Bolton, 7:45 UConn at St. John's, 1 p.m. Christopher Newport X , Va. W eilevoi Seiittiw x i tonbury High to the Class L L state the Redmen. Chi, 14:48; Bennlng, T o r, 14:48. Coventry at Crom w ell, 7:45 64 Te x m A I M 71, Houston X Punts 104431315 service to his commuity. Lockridge, who dedicated his The win was Lochridge’s PIncay to resume Pittsburgh at Seton Hall Fumbleilosn-113 . Georgetown coach John Thomp-. Girls Basketball Boston College at Providence Concord X , Wheeling 75 w x t “ I accept the Arthur B. McGin­ championship, received the Doc win to his twin sons who were third fight in Italy. He last Third period— 7, Chicago, Lvsiak 11 Manchester at Hartford Public, 3:X Duke IX , Clemson 83 Fresno St. 51 Cal-Santa Barbara 45 Penaltleiya^ 130 IM son, asked if the loss takes some Sunday's Gomes Tim e of pewesslon 24:013SJ9 ley Award with pride," Yost said. Mclnerney Scholastic Coach of the fought in Milan in July, beating riding this week (Bergevln, Yarem chuk), 10:06. 8, T o ­ Ice Hockey Arkansas at Georgetown E . Tennessee St. X , Radford X bom last August, entered the Manchester vs. Windsor (at Loomls- Florida 81 Alabama 77 Rushing: AFC-Allen 121 Winder 7-11 "Art and I were friends for years," Year Award. Terry Kix, standout pressure off the Hoyas after their ronto, (Savin 9 (unassisted), 10:X. Marquette at Syracuse bout at the Palazzo dei Con­ Colombian Julio Llerna in a winning streak and Nfo. 1 ranking, LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Hall of Penalties— McMurchy, Chi, 6:20; Chaffee), 6 p.m. (Seorola 81, Mississippi 51 said Yost, who retired in April of field hockey goalie at the Univer­ gress! at 125.4 pounds. Bou Ali non-title bout outdoors. Frawlev, Chi, 7:56; Leeman, Tor, Swim m ing Georgetown Coll. IX , PIkevilleX 1983. sity of Connecticut, was recipient said, "Losing has never helped me Fame Jockey Laffit Pincay, whose major, (fighting), 7:56; Frawlev, Chi, Manchester at Fermi, 3:X GlenvilleGlenvllleX,Sh< 85, Shwitierd 81 RwwwBilaMew weighed 129.3. "Kamel’s a good fighter, he’ll do anything. Pressure has become wife committed suicide, plans to Hampton Inst. x Tco p p In S t . X D O W I l D f l "I can honestly said not once in of the second annual Hank O'Don­ mo or, (fighting), 18:X; Leeman, Tor, The low-key but effective be back," said Lockridge's a lifestyle for us." resume riding this week at Santa major, (fighting), 18:22; lotrote. Tor, S A T U R D A Y Hompden-Sydney 91 Lynchburg X ______39 years did I regret getting up nell Female Athlete of the Year Ixickridge was never in any manager Lou Duva. "Rocky 18:44. Ice Hockey Radio and TV Passing: AFC-Morlno 10-31-139, Krleg He added: “ League games are Anita. 11022, Allen 0 1 6. NFC-M ontana W-14- early and meeting the challenge of Award. Shots on goal— Toronto 11-169^ Guilford vs. Manchester (at Bolton Jacksonvllle96,N.C.-Charlotte67 danger from the quicker Bou had the advantage tonight, going to be tough anytime, any “ I am going to ride Thursday or 34.Chlcogo12-67-27. Ice Palace), 8:16 Jacksonville St. 97, Miss. Coll. X 11X Lomax 11-19-192. the day. I was fortunate to have a Steve Young of Greenwich, who Ali, who has been fighting out of though.” Power-plav conversions— Toronto East Catholic vs. Fairfield Prep (at TONIGHT Liberty Bopt. 52, Md.-Boltlmore Bloaaoma played his college ball at Brigham place. That’s the nature of the Friday at the very latest," Pincay 7:X College bosketball; UConn vs. job I loved," he added. Italy for four years. The Ameri­ Bou Ali earned $50,000 for his 2-1. Chicago 2-0. Milford Pavilion), 7:X Cntv Sharon Hole 1846W, Barbara Sulli­ Young and now with the Los league." said Saturday. Wrestling U.S. International, WPOP 49 Yost still pens a weekly ‘Herald can stayed low and picked his efforts. He earned the bout after 7 ;X College basketball; Hartford vs. van 191202-199-594, AAartv Bradshaw Angeles Express in the USFL, won St. John's coach Lou Carnesecca ‘T m feeling much, much better Goalies— Toronto, Bernhardt. Chl- Manchester at Hartford Public, noon Louisiana St. X , Auburn X 181-484, Jane Jam altls 193675, M artlyn Angle’ column tor this newspaper. punches, letting loose with a beating Panamanian Alfred coga, Bm nerm an. A— 17,1X. Eost Catholic at Fermi, noon Boston College, W KHT Louisville U , N. Carolina St. X M eyers 454, Donna Schmitt 453, Janet Baylock, a New Britain native the Bill Lee Male Athlete of the downplayed the significance of his and I am grateful to so many Bacon Academy at Cheney Tech, 8;XCollege basketball: Syracuse vs. Marshall 67, Furman X 323, Tyler 111 CosMe 111 M d l ^ powerful right every time Bou Layne in November. Hatton 4 X . AAonk 149, W llde rl32. who was the first East Catholic Year Award. team's upset of the Hoyas. people who have been so kind. Referee— I3ave Lewis. noon Georgetown, Channel 20, ESPN MorvlondX, Notre DameX MANCHESTER HERALD. M«i»(:iy .l:iii 28. 1985 1^ H - MANCHFSTKH IIKRAI-D. Monday. .Um 2H. 1985 College basketball roundup Wins LA. Open by seven strokes Georgia Tech is for reai Wadkins leaves Riviera begging At Blacksburg. Va„ Keith Lee home, which doesn’t happen very Birmingham defeated Virginia Bv Rich Tosches with a 69 and a total of 13-under-par i Bv Gerry Monigan scored a career-high 37 points to often. Commonwealth 66-62. United Press International 271. United Press International power Memphis State, 15-1 and 5-1 However, North Carolina coach At Champaign. 111.. Indiana u w Alone in third place was Corey in the Metro Conference. Dell Pavin, who shot a 70 Sunday and Not so long ago, beating North Dean Smith did not consider the coach Bobby Knight used six LOS ANGELES — When some­ Curry led Virginia Tech with 30 earned $27,200 with his 12-under- Carolina would have made Geor­ loss an upset. freshmen and center Uwe Blab, as one shoots 20-under-par for a points. gia Tech’s entire season a success. “ We’ve lost to Duke and Georgia the Hooisers lost their third game tournament, you figure it was done par total. At Ciemson. S.C., Mark Alarie Craig Stadler (66 Sunday), Chip It would have been an upset of such Tech, both pre-season top-10 in a row for the first time since on a miniature golf course. scored 21 points and grabbed 9 Beck (70) and Gary Koch (71) tied epic proportion folks would have teams.” Smith said. “ If someone 1982. You can almost hear the TV rebounds to spark Duke, 14-3 and for fourthplace at 11-under 273 had trouble believing. had said in the pre-season we’d The Hoosiers, leading the nation announcers; 4-3 in the ACC. Ciemson had five while Scott Simpson, Larry Mize, Those, however, were the years lose these games, I don’t think in shooting going into the game, “ Nicklaus has a 35-foot putt for players foul out and was forced to birdie. He draws back the club and Don Pooley and Larry Rinker were B.C. — Before Cremins. there would have been a lot of were held to 43 percent shooting by use player-manager Ed Bynum in deadlocked for fifth at 275. The No. 17 Yellow Jackets’ 66-62 surprise.” Illinois and made just 3-of-15 free the ball is on its way. and, oh my, it fi the final two minutes. Wadkins, who beat Stadler in a victory over the No. 9 Tar Heels UNC’s point total was its lowest throws. Indiana was scoreless for hits the windmill.” At Norman. Okla.. All-America playoff to win the Bob Hope Classic Sunday represents a high-water this season. The Tar Heels ahd nearly the first four minutes of the Well, Lanny Wadkins shot 20- Wayman Tisdale scored 37 points under-par, but this was no minia­ three weeks ago. turned Riviera mark in Tech’s basketball history, been averaging 80.2 points a game. game. gnd Darryl Kennedy added 22 and upside down with his rounds of 63, and the flood may not have crested Georgia Tech took the lead At Ann Arbor, Mich., freshman ture golf course. This was the 18 rebounds for the Sooners. Riviera Country Club course, a 70, 67 and 64 for a 264 total in V yet. Coach Bobby Cremins has midway through the second half Gary Grant scored 20 points, all in Oklahoma, 15-4 and 4-0 in the Big layout that has turned some of the winning his 14th PGA event in 14 built a legitimate contender for Ihe and clinched the victory by making the first half, to help Michigan past Eight, has won a school-record 27 world’s best golfers into babbling years. Atlantic Coast Conference crown, 5-of-7 free throws in the last 56 Kansas. Michigan raised its record V,/ straight home games. fools with its eucalyptus-lined His four-day total wiped out and a nationally-ranked team for seconds. to 14-3 while Kansas dropped to At Pittsburgh, Dwayne Wa­ Johnny M iller’s tournament re­ the first time in 14 years. In other games Sunday involving 15-4. UPI photo fairways. shington scored 30 points to lift The pros have rated it among the cord of 14-under set in 1981. Miller “ I think now people will think Top 20 teams. No. 6 lilinois At College Park, Md., Len Bias toughest 50 courses in the world, had broken Ben Hogan’s 33-year- , . Georgia Tech is for real,” said defeated No. 13 Indiana 52-41, scored 30 points and led a late Syracuse, 12-3 and 4-3. Ireland’s Eamonn Coghlan (left), three-time winner of At Boulder, Colo., Calvin with eight holes ranked among the old tournament record of 9-under. junior guard Mark Price, who led Michigan stopped No. 14 Kansas second-half surge that boosted the Manchester Five-Mile Road Race, edges out Steve the Yellow Jackets with 17 points. 96-77 and Maryland boat No. 15 Maryland past Villanova. Thompson scored at the buzzer to most difficult 100 in golf. Scott in the men’s mile of the Bally Invitational Track But by Sunday afternoon, Wad­ Wadkins said Riviera played “ We're proving we’re no longer a Villanova 77-74. At Lubbock, Texas, with George­ lift Kansas, which overcame a kins bad the grand old Riviera easier than usual because _ of hot-and-cold team.” In games Saturday involving town’s loss. Southern Methodist 10-point deficit in the second half. Meet Sunday. Coghlan had a 3:57.1 clocking against UPI photo The Jayhawks are 15-3 and 3-1 in begging for mercy, blistering it perfect weather conditions and 2 2 Before Cremins took over nine Top 20 teams. No. 3St. John’s upset could have staked a claim to No. 1, Scott's 3:57.3. with a 7-under-par 64) to set a soft greens that grabbed the ball, Chris Evert Lloyd is all smiles and raises her arms in years ago. there was never any No. 1 Georgetown 66-65, Texas but lost to Southwest Conference the Big Eight. tournament record of 20-under and but admitted it was still a Tough doubt — Georgia Tech was a Tech shocked No. 2 Southern rival Texas Tech. At Tulsa, Okla., Steve Harris victory after beating Martina Navratilova in finais of win the $400,000 Los Angeles Open Ramblin' Wreck, winning one Methodist 64-63, No. 4 Memphis Tony Benford’s 10-foot baseline scored 19 points to pace Tulsa, 16-2 course. Virginia Slims of Florida. It was Lloyd's first win over by a whopping seven strokes. “ At Riviera you have to do game in the previous two seasons. State downed Virginia Tech 89-79, jumper with three seconds remain­ and 6-0 in the Missouri Valley Some tracksters “ The bigger lead I got. the something with the ball on every Navratilova in 13 matches. Last sea.son. Tech finished 18-11 No. 5 Duke dumped Ciemson ing lifted Texas Tech. SMU is 16-2 contest. bigger the lead I wanted,” Wad­ shot,” he said. “ Some of the overall and 6-8 in the conference. 100-83, No. 7 Oklahoma creamed and 6-1 in the SWC. At Pullman, Wash., Detlef kins said. “ When I had a five- courses we play you just stand up .i - Sunday's victory gave it a 15-3 Kansas State 94-75, Arizona State At Corvallis, Ore., Arizona State Schrempf scored 22 points and stroke lead I wanted a six-stroke there, beat the ball, go chase it and record and a share of the ACC lead startled No. 8 Oregon State 83-82 in snapped Oregon State’s 10-game Clay Damon added 20 to carry have running feud beat it again. Therc’s not much to Chris ends the search with North Carolina at 4-2. double overtime, Dayton eclipsed winning streak and 17-game home Washington. 13-5 and 5-2 in the lead. 8 8 “ I just kept the pedal to the it. "It's a great step to come in here No. 10 DePaul 65-64 and Lamar victory string. Pac-10, tangled in the 3,000-meter finals in metal and kept on going.” “ Riviera is not like that.” and beat North Carolina,” said bested No. 11 Louisiana Tech 72-64, At Dayton, Ohio, Dave Colbert At Long Beach, Calif., UNLV ROSEMONT, 111. (UPI) - Don’t the Olympics and Decker fell, It was Wadkins’ second victory The brash and aggressive Wad­ for win over Martina Cremins, whose team ended a Also, No. 12 Syracuse upended tipped in a shot at the buzzer to lift won its 14th straight game, the invite Mary Decker and Ruth eliminating her long-awaited in three weeks and the $72,000 prize kins began the final round on the 15-year, 20-game losing streak to Pittsburgh 75-70, No. 14 Kansas Dayton over DePaul. longest streak in m ajor college Wysocki or Greg Foster and UPI photo Renaldo Nehemiah to the same dream of a gold medal. Afterward, boosted his 1985 earnings to par-71 layout at 13-under with a KEY BISCAYNE, Fla (UPI) - ground strokes were deep and the Tar Heels. “ They have one of edged Colorado 70-68, No. 16 Tulsa At Beaumont, Texas, Jerry basketball. track meet. That is uniess you Decker blamed Budd and turned $172,350. It also vaulted him over two-stroke lead over Sutton, Pavin It was an odys.sey that lasted more accurate. I played the kind of the class acts in the country.” toppled Southern Illinois 66-60, No. Everett scored 21 points and At Birmingham, Ala., Steve Lanny Wadkins clenches his fist and shows his away Budd as she tried to the $2-million mark in career and Koch, A birdie on the first hole than two years, hut Chris Evert tennis that I have been wanting to The act, however, lacks the 18 Washington thrashed Washing­ Anthony Todd hit sixstraight free Mitchell scored 25 points and hit want action outside of the sche­ jubiliation after sinking final birdie putt at Los Angeles apologize. earnings, making him only the and another on the par-3 sixth gave Lloyd ended the search for a play and feel that I have to play in polish of some of its predecessors. ton State 73-56, co-No. 19 Nevada- throws down the stretch to help two key free throws in the final duled events. Wysocki has been the most vocal ninth golfer to reach that plateau. him a three-.stroke bulge over Open. Wadkins had a record 20-under-par total in victory over Martina Navratilova order to beat Martina.” The Heels, 14-4, have lost two Las Vegas shellacked Long Beach Lamar over Louisiana Tech in a seconds to spark UAB, 18-4 and 7-0 That much was clear at the in saying Decker has not handled “ Penny (his wife) told me this Pavin. He then went on to bury the Sunday with the best tennis of her E v e r f Lloyd took home fir.st straight conference games at State 75-61 and co-No. 19 Alabama- Southland Conference matchup. in the Sun Belt Conference. Invitational Track Meet Sunday winning tournament. after Wysocki won the women’s the situation maturely. morning, ‘If you’re going to goover field. life prize of $23,000, but made it clear Foster, the 26-year-old sprinter the $2-million mark, do it in He rattled off birdies on Nos. 9, on the 41.3-yard 12th hole when he PGA-Championship and Ihe 1979 Playing on cement before a that defeating her arch-rival was 1.500-meter race, Foster set a from Maywood, 111., promised “ to style,” ’ Wadkins said. “ And I think 10, 11 and 12 to jump to 19-under. drilled his second shot to within Tournament Players Champion­ standing room only crowd of 4,000 the priority. world record in the preliminaries NHL roundup break the records held by Nehe­ buildinga seven-stroke lead. He three inches of the cup and then ship and won the LA Open later in in her native state. Evert Lloyd of the 50-meter hurdles and Steve Id id .” Scott was nipped at the tape by miah because it really bas become Hal Sutton sank a 15-foot birdie finished with seven birdies and no tapped in his fourth consecutive 1979. didn’t win a tournament in ended Navratilova's domination "Beating Martina is the impor­ a personal thing with me.” putt on No. 18 to grab second place bogeys. birdie. 1983, although he tied for .second in with a 6-2, 6-4 triumph to earn the tant thing for me after .so long,” Ireland’s Eamonn Coghlan in the Foster set a world mark of 6.30 and the $43,200 prize. He finished His most spectaeular shot came Wadkins. wbo captured the 1977 the PGA Championship. championship in a $150,000 tennis she said. “ I have had my chances mile run. Hamel listens well Wysocki continued her long- seconds in the preliminary 50- tournament. against her the past few times we meter hurdles, eclipsing Nehemi- It marked the first time Navra­ running feud with Decker after have played and it's been very ah’s world mark of 6.36. tilova has been beaten in straight frustrating that I haven't been able setting a meet record. “ I am sick and tired of listening “ Now if I see him I ’ll talk to Stacy birdies way out of a piayoff sets since 1981. Evert Lloyd la.st to beat her.” in Sabre victory to all the bally-hoo about Mary him ," Foster said, “ I think Nehe­ defeated the powerful left-hander Navratilova praised Evert Decker, who Is supposed to be the miah with all his publicity of Bradley, who had gone into the birdying the 17lh. making it a in the 1982 Australian Open 6-3.2-6, Lloyd, but had only harsh words through the third period to break a DEERFIELD BEACH. Fla potential tying shots. three-way tie going into the 18lh. Bv United Press International darling of women’s American playing for the San Fransisco 49ers Okamoto mis.sed a 20-footer of day with the lead, faltered badly 6-3, and her last victory over for her own game. 2-2 tie and help Washington sweep and how he can beat anyone else (UPI) — As Hollis Stacy lined up Stacy said she was getting ” a Navratilova on cement was in 1978 " I think I played very poorly. I track,” said Wysocki, who upsel her own for birdie and Bradley with a 74 and 282. The Buffalo Sabres are lucky its weekend home-and-home series should come to an end. And that is the 20-foot putt that gave her a little nervous” after she learned of at Palm Springs. was not serving well at all and Decker in the 1.500-meter Olympic rolled a 1.5-footer past the cup. Stacy started the day five Gilles Hamel listens before he with the Islanders. The victory why I want to better the records victory in the first LPG A event of her position and it increased J J Trials last year. .strokes behind Bradley. She pulled Bradley, who hasn’t won since Navratilova had won the last 12 because of that Chris was able to cemented the Capitais’ hold on the that he holds in the 55-meter run, the year, memories of her other steadily until her final stroke. shoots. Decker ran the third fastest 1983, then blew a short putt coming into a tie for the lead with a birdie matches against Evert Lloyd to return my serves deep and that Patrick Division lead and moved 50-yard dash and 110-meter run” triumph at Deer Creek three years put substantial distance between “ 1 made the piay to Giiies Hamel women’s mile in history Friday back to drop into third place. out of the fairway bunker on the gave me trouble setting up other them 15 points ahead of the In losing to Coghlan, by two- ago flashed through her mind. The $30,000 first lu'ize boosted the two for the top spot in women's shots,” she .said. "In the past and Gilles was going to shoot it but night in the Millrose Games in New The cpnQlusion was similar to 13th hole. However, the 30-year-old I guess he heard me yelling and he third-place Islanders. tenths of a second, Scott recalled That victory came at the end of a her career earnings to $976,888 and tennis. couple of years 1 have been able to York and did not compete Sunday. the U.i^ dpen finish last summer didn’t find out about the tie until made a perfect pass on my stick,” “ how Tom Smith, who finished grueling five-hole playoff against was her 17th victory in II years on "I can't remember me playing play bad and still beat just about However, her non-appearance did when Stacy had to wait for Amy the next hole when a nearby said Mike Foiigno Sunday night third, cannot resist using his right JoAnn Garner. A scenario she did the LPGA tour. any better tennis in my life than anybody, but todaV Chris didn't Jets 6, Flyers 2 not prevent Wysocki from blasting Alcott to miss a birdie putt on the condominium resident, who had after Hamei set up his game­ elbow whenever we run o race. not wish to duplicate. I ’ve played this week.” .said Evert make any mistakes and kept me At Winnipeg, Manitoba, Laurie her “ as a person who should learn final hole before realizing victory. been watching the tournament on winning goai 'in Buffaio’s 3-2 Today was no exception, but I was ”lt gave me a little more Finishing in a lie for fourth at 283 Lloyd, “ I was serving well and my off balance tbe entire match.” Boschman and Paul MacLean to do her griping when she’s Stacy finj.shed with a 5-under-par television, informed her. ready for him, and when he saw I incentive to make the birdie,” were Kathy Postlewaite with a 65, A victory over the Quebec scored two goals apiece and Dave running and not seek a lot of 67 and a 72-hole total of 8-under280. The tie .set the stage for the A was trying to pass him, I deliber­ Stacy said after ber one-sbot Nordiques. publicity.” Okamoto had a 70 over the par-72, closing drama. Barb Thomas (68), Laurie Rinker Ellett added a goal and two assists victory Sunday. “ I didn’t want The goal, which came at 18:07 of Wysocki recalled that “ at the ately slowed down, his elbow hit 6,079-yard Deer Creek course for a Stacy and Bradley parred the (65), Cindy Hill (70) and Donna Scholastic roundup to pace the Jets. nothing but air, he was thrown off another five-hole playoff, espe­ the second period, was the second press conference at last week’s 281. next four holes while Okamoto was White (71), power-play tally of the night for Sunkist meet Decker was asked his stride and I passed him up to cially against Ayako Okamoto and Foiigno and helped the Sabres Rangers 3, Stars 2 about her incident with Zola Budd take the lead after eight laps.” Pat Bradley. They’re so tough.” avenge a 4-2 loss at Quebec Friday Ai New York, Nick Fotiu scored at the Olympics, and she could not Coghlan, 32, won the event with a Tied with Bradley and Okamoto MHS, EC matmen night. with four seconds ieft in the second keep her mouth shut because of time of 3:57.3 to establish a meet at the time, Stacy rolled in the “ We’ve been playing pretty period to iift the Rangers. Fotiu UPI photo how she felt she was knocked out of record. 20-footer for a birdie on the 18th solid, but we didn’t play a good tipped Barry Beck’s 50-foot shot the race.” “ I used the high embankments to hole. She was playing a threesome N ahead of her two challengers so she N wrestle to a draw game in Quebec the other night," past goaltender Roland Melanson. John McEnroe sprays ethylchloride on his knee during a In a now famous incident. my advantage to pass Scott with said Buffalo coach Scotty Bow­ New York goalie Glen Hanlon break to stop the swelling after twisting his right knee Decker and Budd became en­ less than a half lap to go,” he said. got to watch as they both missed man. "They have a lot of talent. We Down by a 30-5 margin after for the deadlock. stopped 50 shots with Mike Biais- early in second set of the finals at U.S. Pro Indoor wanted to get some action on our seven weight classes. Manchester Results: 94- Liscomb (M ) sup. dec. deli and Grant Ledyard scoring the Kevin Sarles 14-4, 101- R.Lee (EC) power play. I was going back to the Championships. McEnroe went on to register straight set High rallied in the final six other Ranger goals. pinned Mike MerrII :31, 108- Mongo- power play that had scored victory. misiAS* matches to pull out a 30-30 nello (EC) pinned John Frogeou :42, deadlock with crosstown East 115- Villar (EC) WBF, 122 Regina (EC) before.’ ’ WBF, 129- Dunn (EC) dec. Jim Sontono The victory enabled Buffalo to Leafs 6, Hawks 2 Catholic Saturday afternoon at the 7-4, 135 Raul Villar (EC) dec. Steve regain .second place from the At Chicago, Rick Vaive scored Eagles' Nest. Palarinl 11-5, 141- Steinbacher (M) Nordiques in the Adams Division twice and Peter Ihnacak added a Distractions didn’t stop The deadlock leaves the Indians mal. dec. Brian Lynch 10-0, 148- Prlgnano (M ) sup. dec. Martin Lee with .56 points. goal and two assists to lead 2-7-1 for the season while East is 24-8, 158- Albert (M ) WBF, 170- Tavlor Toronto. The victory was only the (M ) pinned David Lanclano 2:18, 188- 5-5-1. Capitals 5, Islanders 2 10th in 48 games for the Maple East resumes action today at Vlncent (M ) dec. RIsCassI 8-7, McEnroe from winning Unlimited- Krause (M ) WBF. Leafs. The loss prevented the homi again.st St. Paul at 4 p.m. At Landover, Md., Mike Gartner Hawks from moving into first Bv Joe Juliano the second set. wi. t ■ inchester's next action is scored twice on beautifui passes Tech romps place in the Norris Division. United Press International “ I really don’t know what against the No. 1 team in the state, from Bob Carpenter midway Cheney Tech upped its record to 1 happened,” McEnroe said. “ I just CCC East Division rival Windham 8-11-1 for the season with a PHILADELPHIA — John felt something. It seemed like a High, Wednesday night at Clarke MUFFLERS convincing 54-18 duke over COC McEnroe made sure that nothing different area than anything I've Arena at 6. rival East Hampton High Saturday AFC cops Pro Bowl could distract him from winning hurt before. Scott Liscomb opened the match afternoon at the Beavers’ gym. the U.S. Pro Indoor Tennis Cham­ “ I didn’t feel like the injury was for Manchester with a 14-4 superior game’s outstanding player. The Curt Archambeau upped his HONOLULU (U P I) - With all pionships for the fourth consecu­ serious. It was more annoying than decision in the 94-pound class. It N F L ’s leader in sacks during the personal record to 15-2 with a pin in the offensive talent on hand, it was tive year. serious. I just put it out of my mind. was all East after that as Richard the 107-pound class for Cheney Still defense which decided the regular season recorded four Sun­ There were plenty of distrac­ You play or you don’t play. You Lee and Mike Manganello re­ day for31 yards in losses, including while Peter Albert improved his NFL’s Pro Bowl game. tions around for McEnroe. They don’t go half-speed.” corded consecutive pins and Jeff log to 13-1 with a pin at 114 pounds. Kansas City Chief defensive end a safety of Lomax which opened included' hard-hitting Miloslav But Mecir capitalized on the Regular 'Per axle Villar and Scott Regina won by the scoring in the second period. Steve Hecker saw his record to to Art Still scooped up a fumble with Mecir, who made headlines with a injury to get back into the match. ^most cars) forfeit. Senior captain Brian Dunn “ In a game like this, with only 18-1 with a pin in one minute in the 5:17 remaining and lumbered a semifinal upset of Jimmy Con­ M cEnrM double-faulted on the and Raul Villar each won by 121-pound division while Roger Pro Bowl-record 83 yards for a one week of preparation, the final point of the second game and w r decision for a 30-5 Eagle lead. nors; an injured knee and the usual ^Regular ^742** Dubiel improved his record to 15-2 touchdown Sunday to lift the AFC defense will have the advantage disagreements with line calls. Mecir used three passing shots to Jason Steinbacher began Man­ UPI photo with a second period pin. to a 22-14 victory over the NFC. and that was obvious with the chester’s comeback in the 141- break him in the sixth game to take Cheney’s next action is Wednes­ number of sacks today," Gasti­ But the world’s No. 1 player put a 5-1 lead. THE ECONOMIZER 2 2 pound class with a major decision. Still’s touchdown run came with neau said. all that aside Sunday, successfully (center) to Toronto. "One player the BRAKE SPECIAL day at home against Rocky Hill at 6 “ I expected at that stage to go The San Francisco Giants have com­ That was followed by a superior the NFC leading 14-12 and appar­ After the safety, Seattle’s Fredd defending his Philadelphia crown ' p.m. four sets,” McEnroe said. “ I Giants acquired in the deals was Jim DISC BRAKES DRUM BRAKES decision win by Billy Pringano ently heading for a game-clinching Young partially blocked a punt once again with a 6-3, 7-6, 6-1 pleted twio deals, sending Jack Clark MUFFLER Rm u IIi ; 100- Ash (CT) WBF, 107- thought I would lose the set.” Gott (right). (Front A mIc) (Front or roar axle) (148) and a win by forfeit by score. However, according to the that set up Dan Marino’s 6-yard victory over the 26-year-old Mecir (left) to St. Louis and Gary Lavelle Archambeau (CT)'pinned Ballev :14, At that point, however, McEnroe Dwayne Albert (158). Mike Taylor 114-Albert (CT) pinned Evans3:30,121- 6-foot-7 257-pounder, he almost did scoring pass to Marcus Allen and a for the $54,000 first prize. • Free 4-whcel brake • free 4-wheel brake Hecker (CT) pinned Cvr 1:00, 128- changed his strategy. Instead of IN$TALLATION INCLUDED pinned his man for Manchester in not make it in for the score. 9-0 halftime lead. If McEnroe suffered a letdown inspection inspection Smlth (CT) pinned Forllgno 4:54, 134- rushjng the net to keep Mecir from • Replace shoes with new the 170-pound class with sopho­ Rvglel (CT) pinned Gauthier 2:15,140- “ After the first 20to30 yards, the “ Some people might think Still’s because his opponent was an • Replace pads with new unloading from the baseline as he The Economizer muffler from Midas fits guaranteed disc pads guaranteed linings more Greg Vincent nipping East's Balon (CT) pinend Prokesch 5:12,147- endzone started swaying,” Still run was pretty, happening when it unknown and not long-time rivals Dublel (CT) pinned Brahen 3:34, 157- did against Connors, McEnroe dark deait to Cardinais • Resurface rotors • Resurface drums Mike RisCassi, 8-7, to close the said. “ And it seemed like I ’d never did,” said AFC coach Chuck Noll of Connors or Ivan Lendl, M ecir’s most American-made cars and trucks. 'I'our Canterburv (EH) pinned Romano 1:16, decided to stay back. • Replace grease seals • lnSF>ect wheel cylinders Indian deficit to 30-24. 169- Peterson (EH) pinned Foiling 1:52, get to it. But I guess I struggled Pittsburgh. “ I don’t care what it Czechoslovakian countryman and satisfaction with this product is assured. The change worked. McEnroe • Inspect and repack • Inspect hold down 8 8 185- Woltowitz (EH) pinned Rowelle Manchester's Kris Krause won along and got there.” looked like. It was one of the many the 1983 and 1984 runnerup here, he 4:59, Unlimited- Rov (CT) pinned won four straight games to square wheel bearings springs the heavyweight class by forfeit The fumble was caused by a mix big plays our defense made all never showed it during the 1-hour, McKInnevt 1:37. the set and eventually force a • Inspect calipers • Lubricate backing plates up in tbe back field between St. day." 45-minutc match. in a major piayer swap Guarantee: The Economizer Muffler is • Inspect hydraulic system tiebreaker. Mecir blew a 3-0 lead in • Inspect hydraulic system Louis quarterback Neil Lomax and Minnesota’s Jan Stenerud “ I try to keep my confidence • Lubricate caliper anchors • Readjust brakes the tiebreaker befpre falling 7-s with 11 homers and 44 RBI. warranted by Midas for one year from the Los Angeles Rams running back missed field goals of 35 and 39 level pretty much the same NEW YO RK (U PI) — Spring complained of playing in windy • Inspect fluid levels • Road test under a rash of errors. In exchange for Clark, the date of installation and will be replaced Hot shooting sparks Eric Dickerson, which resulted in yards for the NFC in the first whether I’m playing Mecir, Lendl training is still a month away, but (Candlestick Park. • A dd fluid if required “ I think it threw him off,” Giants will be getting a couple of their collision that jarred the ball quarter. or Connors.” McEnore said. “ I feel there’s nothing like a few baseball “ I ’ll play somewhere I can be free of charge if it fails during this period. • Road test McEnroe said of his new strategy. promising young players in Green loose. Despite Stenerud’s problems, I can go out and win the match if I trades to help warm the winter more productive and it will be a • Metallic pads extra “It worked a lot faster than I and LaPoint. Green, 24, hit .268 for MCC comeback win Seattle’s Norm Johnson added a the NFC managed to grab a 14-9 play my game. If that’s not chill. little more fun coming to the park thought. I didn’t think I ’d turn the Cardinals in 1984 with 15 Ouarantoo: Midas brake shoes and disc brake pads are field goal with 43 seconds left to ice lead early in the fourth quarter on working, I adjust. I try not to let San Francisco outfielder Jack every day,” said Clark, who would around the match so quickly. I was homers and 65 RBI in 126 games warranted for as long as you own your American or foreign Hot shooting by Tony Peoples, points, netted 12 in the final ten the game for the AFC. a 13-yard scoring pass from Super anyone get their rhythm.” Clark was one of the principles in go to St. Louis in exchange for first car, van or light truck (under 14.000 lbs.) If they ever wear out, winning games pretty easily.” while LaPoint. 25. had a 12-10 Ken Cooper and Bob Lerario minutes to heip clinch the triumph. Still was not the lone star of the Bowl most valuable player Joe McEnroe succeeded in that three major deals worked out this baseman-outfielder David Green, new Midas brake shoes or pads wiH be installed without His confidence shot after blow­ record last year, appearing in 33 sparked the Manchester Commun­ He aiso grabbed nine rebounds and AFC defensive line. New York Jet Montana to James Lofton and a respect during the week. He won weekend. If Clark passes a medi­ left-handed pitcher Dave LaPoint, charge for the shoes or pads or the labor to install the shoes ing big leads in the set and the games with a 3.96 ERA. or pads. Additional parts and/or labor required to restore the ity College basketball team to a dished out four assists in his best end Mark Gastineau was voted the 1-vard TD run by Walter Payton. five matches — giving him a cal examination on his knee today, first baseman Gary Rajsich and Offer expires: 2/28 tiebreaker, Mecir went quietly in a A member of the Giants since system to operational condition are extra 74-60, come-from-behind win over performance of the season. record of 87-3 going back to the he will become a member of the St. infielder Jose Gonzalez. “ You third set that lasted just 23 1974, Lavelle appeared in 77 games visiting New Hampshire Tech at “ Tonight’s second half effort beginning of 1984 — and went 11-0 Louis Cardinals. don’t develop good work habits at Bloom flald 243-9430 M onchestor 646-6606 Southington 621-9333 minutes. He double-faulted twice last year and posted a 2.76 ERA, 5-4 East Catholic High Saturday night. was the best half of basketball we in sets. He did not aliow more than In addition to trading Clark, the Candlestick. You can’t always do Branford 481-2388 Middletown 347-9100 Torrington 482-7647 MCC women trounced in the sixth game to lose serve and record^and 12 saves. The victory snapped a four- have played all season," said MCC four games in a set until the finals. Giants dealt reliever Gary Lavelle what you want to do out there, like Bristol 582-7983 Now Britain 224-9137 Wallingford 265-0953 fall behind 1-5. Pat Gillick, the Blue Jays’ vice game losing streak for the Cou- coach Bernie Muliigan. A powerful Eastern Connecticut But it didn’t come all that easy to the Toronto Blue Jays Saturday trying to hit Nolan Ryan with dust E. Hartford 289-9315 New Haven 865-6111 W oterDury 757-0339 digits lor Eastern, which turned a "A fter the tie-breaker, I knew it president of baseball operations, ghrs, who upped their record to 3-7. State University women’s basket­ against Mecir, whose No. 60 for pitcher Jim Gott and two minor blowing in your'eyes.” EnfM d 745-0305 New London 447-1711 W. H artford 522-0171 . 10-point lead into a 34-point bulge in was two sets to love for him and thinks the Lavelle deal could 445-8129 934-2626 Manchester is back in action ball team dealt Manchester Com­ ranking wiil surely improve fol­ leaguers. Monday’s physical will deter­ Groton Norwich 889-8433 West H aven MCC (74) — Jeft D’Angona 0 0-2 0. the final 10 minutes of the first half. that I ’d have to win three straight deliver Toronto the American 348-6327 456-1766 tonight in Frankiin, Mass, against munity College a 85-35 beating lowing a week in which he upset In another trade, the Philade- mine whether Clark goes to the Homdon Rocky Hin 563-1507 Willknontic Ken Cooper 61-213, Tony Peoples 134-7 e a s t e r n (85) — Audra Jones40-08, sets to beat him,” M ecir said. “ I League East title this year. 246-4828 S. H ortfw d 246-5127 Dean Junior College at 8 p.m. Saturday night at East Catholic. Cathy McGllllcuddv 4 0-0 8, Donna seeds Joakim Nystrom, Ramesh phia Phillies swapped first base- Cardinals or stays with the Giants. N. Hartford n ® ’ ®' ■’“bn WhMler 0 “ We made the deal because we New Hampshire, also 3-7, built a 0-2 0, Josh Corlelt 20-04, Bob Laev 10-0 Eastern upped its unblemished Degrav 6 OO 12, Patti Ferraro 4 0-0 8, Krishnan and Connors. knew it would be difficult. I tried, man Al Oliver for Los Angeles If he passes, the deal becomes Stacy Walsh 4 0-0 8, LynanneLoubach6 but he was Better.” needed a left-handed reliever in 36-28 halftime lead. Led by Peo­ l'2 ?“ Martini mark to 7-0, while MCC stayed In fact, probably the most pitcher Pat Zachry. But that deal is official: if he fails, he stays with FREE WRITTEN ESTIMATES i . Edwards 3 2-2 8, Bernie 1-1 13, Mary Pedalino 5 2-2 12, Lisa the bullpen and I think this is the ples, Cooper and Lerario, MCC ■'■olals 32 10-19 74 perfect the other way at 0-3. Christensen 10-2 2, Missy Perry 62-414. memorable moment of the whole Mecir said he had problems contingent on Oliver and the San Francisco and the deal is off. ■last chip that will put us in a Opening Soon outscored Tech, 25-10, in the „ n e w HAMPSHIRE TECH (60) — The Cougars return to the court Totals 40 5-9 85. match wasn’t a shot, but a flex — concentrating whenever McEnroe Dodgers working out some details The 29-year-old right-handed hit­ f|°ibv 0 ^0 0, Matt Parker 2 8-9 MCC (15) — Sue Donnelly 5 6-11 16, challenged a line call, which was position to take it all,” said Gillick, opening 10 minutes of the second tonight against Dean Junior Col­ Doreen Gagnon 2 0-2 4, Karen Daly 2 2-4 McEnroe flexing his right knee in his contract. ter underwent a knee operation Vernon and Waterbury Mulder 8 not very often. McEnroe defended last year and played in only 57 who last.month traded for right- half to lake seven-point lead. in Pomiceko 3 lege in Franklin, Mass, at 6 pm. 6, Jean Zimmer 10-02, Joanne Denault after twisting it while serving The chAige in scenery would suit 0 0-0 0, Amy Glazer 15-67. Totals 1113-23 his actions by saying “ there were handed reliever Bill Caudill. Peoples, who had a game-high 30 w S'm '' ‘^borealis 1 2-2 4, Totals 23 Four piayers reached double down 30-40 in the second game of Clark just fine since he has always games, batting .320 in 203 at-bats 35. at least 10 mistakes in the match.” I MANCHESTER HERALD. Mundiiy, Jan. 28. 1985 - H

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4 - Prince tops the list Advice for music awards By Jeff Wilson POP-ROCK Wife wants distant husband Female vocalist; Cyndi Lauper, Madonna, United Press International Linda Ronstadt. Male vocalist: Prince, Lionel Richie, LOS ANGELES - Rock .star Prince Bruce Sprinosteen. . . ^ . Duo or group; Daryl Hall & John Oates, and Olympics balladeer Lionel Richie Huev Lewis and The News, Van Halen. to reach out and touch her led contenders for American Music Single: "Dancing In The Dark," bv Springsteen; "What's Love Got To Do With readers a lot of unnecessary grief Awards to be presented in a nationwide DEAR ABBY: I’ve been mar­ It," bv Tina Turner; "When Doves Crv," bv by advising them to label every telecast Monday night. ried for eight years and have two Prince. . key they have right now! And if a Prince had 10 nominations, the most Album: “Con’t Slow Down," Richie," beautiful children. My husband is a r - "Purple Rain," bv Prince; "Thriller," bv key is no longer useful, to throw it of any performer, in both the pop-rock very loving father, but he never Michael Jackson. away. and black music categories. Female video artist; Laura Branlgan, Dear expresses any affection for me. KEY CRAZY IN Richie, who sang “ All Night Long” in Lauper, Turner. For instance, I always have to goto Male video artist: Prince, Richie, Abby SUN C ITY the closing ceremonies of the Summer Springsteen. him for a hug or kiss. He never Olympics, had eight nominations in the Video duo or Group: Culture Club, Duran reaches out to touch me, or even Abigail D E AR K E Y CRAZY: 1 wouldn’t same categories and was tabbed to host Duran, Huev Lewis and The News. take m^ hand. I am naturally very the three-hour ceremony from the Video single: "Ghostbusters," bv Rav' Van Buren recommend labeling keys. Should Parker Jr.; "Hello," bv Richie; "When. affectionate. He is not. He’s always you be burgled, the labeled keys Shrine Auditorium. Doves Crv," bv Prince. Countrv: been that way, but I thought after would save the thief a lot of time. Also winning multiple nominations Female vocalist: Barbara Mandrell, Anne- we were married he would change. were Sheila E., Michael Jackson, Murrav, Dollv Parton. More practical advice would be, Male vocalist: Kennv Rogers, Ricky. We’ve talked about it, and he says label keys in a code known only to Waylon Jennings, Chaka Kahn, Cyndi Skaggs, Hank W illiams Jr. he can learn to express his feelings it’s just not “ in him” to be family members, and toss out keys Lauper, Anne Murray, Willie Nelson, Duo or group: Alabama, the Oak Ridge- demonstrative. without embarrassment. Then ask Bovs, the Statler Brothers. your family physician to recom­ that aren’t currently useful. Ray Parker Jr., Dolly Parton, Kenny Single: "A Little Good News,"J)V Murrav; Last night he said, “ When you Rogers, Ricky Scaggs, Bruce Spring­ "Islands In The Stream," bv Ragers and mend a therapist who specializes were in the kitchen washing DEAR ABBY: "New Mom,” steen, Tina Turner, and Hank Williams Parton; "Mama He's Crazv," bv The Judds. dishes, I wanted to sneak up behind in tehavior modification. Album: "Don't Cheat In Our Hometown," whose baby had been born with a Jr.; and the groups Alabama. Huey bv Skaggs; "Eves That See In The Dark," bv you and put my arms around you, Other options: Call your local Lewis and the News, The Oak Ridge ■ Rogers; "Roll On," bv Alabama. mental health facility and inquire strawberry birthmark on her but I just couldn’t do it.” forehead, was tired of being asked, Boys the Pointer Sisters and the Statler Female video artist: Gus Hardin, Charlv I thought, how sad! If only he had about sex thefapy. If you live near McClain, Murrav. “ What’s wrong with your baby?” UPI photo Brothers, Male video artist: Wavlon Jennings, W illie' done It, he would have made me the a university whose medical school 2 Winners of the crystal prism trophy Nelson, Hank Williams Jr. happiest woman in the world! has a human sexuality program, "M om ” handled such rude and from right to left, bass player Jonathan 2 were selected through an analysis of Video duo or group; The Oak Ridge Bovs,- you’re in luck. British band Roman Holliday have ‘S... the Statler Brothers, Williams and Jennings. Abby, is it because of the way he insensitive questions with, “ No­ Durno, guitarist Brian Bonhomme, and year-end record sales. The honors are Video single: "A Little Good News," bv was brought up? Nobody in his thing. What’s wrong with you?” changed its style and looks for its newly considered a barometer for the Gram- Murrav; "Elizabeth," bv the Statler Broth­ family touches or kisses much. My DEAR ABBY: After 40 years of a released album, “Fire Me Up." Three singer Steve Lambert. ers; "Tougher Than Leather," bv Nelson. beautiful marriage, I lost my mys, chosen by music industry vote, to family is just the opposite. My grandmother was born with members of the group shown here are. Herald photo by Tarquinlo be awarded Feb. 26. BLACK How can I make him change? I husband. We were a,childless one arm — a condition that never Loretta Lynn was to receive a special Female vocalist: Sheila E., Chaka Khan, know he loves me, but it’s really couple with no relatives living seemed to be a handicap to her. Turner. nearby; I had to take care of Once when I was small and Learning to save heat Award of Merit for her “ outstanding Male vocalist: Jackson, Prince, Richie. painful living with a man who contributions over a long period of time Duo or group: The Jacksons, Kool and The never shows any affection. everything. When going through traveling with Granny, a lady to the musical entertainment of the Gang, the Pointer Sisters. HUNGRY FOR AFFECTION his chest of drawers, I found a came up to her and said, "Honey, Betty Rialy, a consumer mtormation consultant with different ways to save energy. Tom McCann Single: "Caribbean Queen," bv Blllv large plastic bag of keys, a few Roman Holliday takes American public." Ocean; "What'sLoveGotToDoWith lt,"bv did you lose an arm ?” Connecticut Natural Gas Corp., shows clients of the examines a display case as, from left, Ed Paranick, Nominees in the three music catego­ Turner; "When Doves Crv," bv Prince. with identifying labels, but most DEAR HUNGRY: You can’t Granny smiled and replied, Manchester Association for Retarded Citizens Marcia Platt and Robert Phelps listen. ries were: Album: "Can't Slow Down," bv Richie; make him change; only he can without. Abby, I am going crazy trying to “ Why, honey, did you find one?” drenge himself. He’s inhibited I was very proud of the way she because (you guessed it) that’s the find out what these keys are for. I ‘DIal-a-teacher’ don’t think I should just toss them handled those rude and insensitive chance on second LP way he was brought up. people. I ’m sending this in loving You don’t have to spend the rest out because I ’m sure my husband About Town wouldn’t have kept them unless memory of “Granny Grump.” If By Frank Spotnitz daily one that is still looking to self-titled E P and then an LP, of your life hungering for affection. you use this, sign me ... build its audience afterthe exuber­ which included the immensely Verbalize your need to be touched, they were of some use. United Press International Students call for the answers Abby, you could save your CATHY FROM KENTUCKY ant debut album, “ Cookin’ On the happy hits “ Stand By” and “ Don’t hugged and kissed, and stress that Foster grandparents sought WATES meet Tuesday NEW YORK — Fans who liked Roof.” Try to Stop It.” By Rick Van Sant Jame.s Chapman said between quit doing it. Foster Grandparent-Senior Companion Program is Manchester WATES will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the breezy, bouncy debut album by But the way lead singer Steve “ That first year in the music United Press International calls one recent evening, “ 1 think “ For .some kids,” said Chap­ accepting applications from income-eligible senior Orange Hall. 72 E. Cenfer St., rear. Members will be Roman Holliday in 1983 are in for a Lambert, 23,. guitarist Brian Bon­ business was quite a fast year,” it's an excellent service. It helps a man, “ Dial-A-Teacher is the only citizens who are interested in working with children weighed between 6 and 7 p.m. Ways and Means big suprise when they listen to the homme, 22, and bass player Durno said. “ So much happened CINCINNATI - School kids with child's discipline and motivation. thing that keeps them from giving Thorough exam required Jonathan Durno, 23, see it, it was that year. We went so many places, and adults. Chairman Alberta Norris will be in charge of the British quintet’ s new record, “ Fire homework problems in Cincinnati up on their homework. Kids have It provides positive reinforcement. Participants serve in day care centers. Head Start program. either step forward now or let their did such a lot of work.” are making “Dial-A-Tcacher“ a . “ Many children who won't ask a said, 'If I wasn't able to call you Me Up." programs and group homes for 20 hours a week. They Not only do the band members fashion and Swing sound stick The band, which is playing in ringing success. teacher for help in cla.ss will cail tonight, I would have quit on this.’’’ receive an hourly stipend, travel reimbursement, look completely different — them to a passing fad. Japan in March and then returning The Cincinnati Federation of Dial-A-Teacher at night. Some are Asking dad or mom for help lunch, an annual physical and in-service training. Poster winners announced for irregular heart beat they've scrapped their trademark Besides that, the band members to the United States for a tour of as Teachers, in cooperation with the too embarrassed in cla.ss to ask themselves were just plain tired of yet undetermined length, still doe.sn’t always work. For more information, call Roberta Kennedy at almost on time and one may not feel sailor hats and now sport New Cincinnati school board, has set up about things they don't The Friends of Manchester Public Library have doing the same old thing. features a horn section in concert, 521-1901 after 2 p.m. the irregularity. Others are very ear­ Wave haircuts — they have drasti­ a telephone hotline to help students understand" announced that first grader Rich Griffeth, second DEAR DR. LAMB - About four "W e did write a lot of other stuff although the original two horn "Some parents are very busy ly and allow almost twice as much cally pared their big, brassy Swing who are .stumped. From 4 p.m. The kids usually react well to a grader Kayle LeBlanc and third grader Billy Heine Mars ago I began to have skipped players were dropped from the and don’t have the tim e," noted time for the heart to fill. As a result, sound into more conventional rock to start with that was probably through 9 p.m. Monday through private phone conversation with a won the group’s poster contest. Children were asked baartbeats. It took me three years to closer to the first album, but it band. Chapman. “ And, let’s face it, a lot Session centers on death when it does contract with the next 'n' roll. Thursday, the students can dial teacher. to draw a picture of their favorite book character. The overcome my fear and be able to live Your “ It’s harder to play what music of new material has teen intro­ Catholic Mothers Circles will sponsor a seminar on beat, it pumps out an enormous The change is so dramatic that didn’t really work out," Bon­ (513) 531-3660 and reach one of “ As you begin to explain what a posters were displayed at Whiton Memorial Library.^ a somewhat normal life. I am still homme said. “ So we decided to you want to play with a seven-piece duced in schools since parents death and dying on Thursday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at amount of blood. That large bolus of when Roman Holliday appeared several teachers on duty for homework assignment is about, a tarrlbly afraid each time I get a skip Health sort of jump in the deep end and band because the brass is there attended. Some parents just aren’t St. James School cafeteria. blood jars the arteries, and this is felt before a live audience recently for J homework help. lot. of them immediately pick it comfortable with it." or flutter, even though I have had completely change things.” and you always feel you have to put Ann Bonney, child-life speciali.st, and the Rev. as a forceful beat. If there is enough an English children’s show, the up," noted Chapman. “ They say, every test imaginable to prove to it in,” Durno said, Similar programs are offered in Ernest Harris, chaplain of Manchester Memorial Overeaters to meet irregularity from frequent irregular band remembers the kids mutter­ 'Oh, that's what my teacher Contrary to what some kids myself that I don’t have heart THEY WENT INTO THE re­ New York City, Los Angeles, Hospital, will small group di.scussions. beats to decrease the heart’s ability ing to each other suspiciously, meant.' It can change attitudes hope, the service is not called Overeaters Anonymous will meet Wednesday in the disease. cording studio last summer, but LIKE AN INCREASING Houston, Philadelphia, Jackson­ Topics will include: sharing death with children, I formed a group of people with the to pump blood, a person will feel “ That’s not Roman Holliday," about homework.” “ Dial-An-Answer.“ cafeteria-meeting room of Manchester Memorial producer Mike Hewlett “ wasn’t NUMBER of Western bands, Ro­ ville, Fla., Anchorage. Alaska, miscarriage and stillbirth, hospice care, death of a same problem. Recently you wrote faint. Changing gears so quickly is a Hospitai. Newcomers will be welcomed at 7:30 p.m. sure what he wanted and we man Holliday has found they are Charlotte, N.C., Fort Wayne, Ind., In a survey before the program “ We’re not here to provide the spouse, dealing with death and dying issues, funerals a 32-year-oId woman who may Your group should read the Health big gamble for any band, espe- and a speaker will start at 8 p.m. The group follows the about weren’t sure what we wanted,” catching on more quickly in Japan and Lorain, Ohio. was launched, teachers found that answer^ but to provide a way for and funeral arrangements and compassionate have died from - a heart______irregularity.B------nation is necessary to determine if Letter, Special Report . ... 25, Under- u. u . principles of Alcoholics Anonymous to deal with than in Europe or the United “ I think it's a fantastic pro­ when many students didn't under­ the child to obtain the answer on friends. Registration is unnecessary for the free We would like to know more about they are a nuisance or a significant standing Heart Irregularities, which I Lambert said. problems underlying compulsive eating. There are no' A few weeks later, they returned States. gram ," Cincinnati math instructor stand their homework, they simply his own,” explained Chapman. program. dues or weigh-ins. bow an irregular heartbeat could problem. sending you. I have diMUSs^ A canse death. . The case you refer to may have most of toe questions you ask in it. with the man who engineered their Another U.K. act. Wham!, re­ -W e also would like to know how involved a more serious irregularity. Others who want thte issue can send Cinema first album, Nigel Green, sitting'in portedly sold more copies of its oaany irregular heartbeats a day are Even those who don’t have heart dis- 75 cents with a long, stamped, self- as producer. This time, things took debut album in Japan than any Double-coupon Clip ‘n’ file refunds other British group, including the dingerous. Why do some feel so ease but have another form of heart addressed envelope for it to jn e in Hortlord off. Personal Products (File IIB) faiceful while others are hardly irregularity, called ventricular fihril- care of this newspaper, P.O, Box Cinema CItv — Stronger Than Para­ “ I guess you sort of jump in,” Beatles. dise (R) 7:15,9:35. — Emtnanuelle wful. during a brawl with the Cubs in they could clip all the double coupons from each of the Decker entered the Summer unavailable. required refund form and the Universal Product r When Andrew and Peter and supermarket advertisements and take them all to Olympic Games in Los Angeles Chicago. Code symbol from either the 100-yard or 300-yard James and John were called to Vons — one-stop double couponing! heavily favored to win the gold “ Soto went after umpire and package of Butler Floss, or send the Universal become "fisher of men,” they Title switch There was only one problem. On the following page Product Code symbols from two 50-yard medal in the 3,000 meters, but got player alike, threw a ball Into a 2 responded. They committed HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - “Heart was an advertisement from Ralph's. The headline packages of Butler Floss; plus the register tangled up with arch-rival Zola mob scrapping at the mound — he themselves to living, learning read, “ This week Ralph’s accepts all supermarket tape(s). Expires March 31, 1985. Budd of Great Britain and fell hit a coach who was there as a and Soul,” a new 20th Century Fox and loving the Way, the Truth comedy, has undergone a title double coupons! ” But there were no double coupons M ASSENGILL Cash Refund Offer. Receive a $1 K I — during the finals. She suffered a leg peacemaker — and, with the bat, printed in the Ralph's ad either. to $3.50 refund. Send the required refund form and and of Life! Ultimately, they injury in the fall and was unable might have finished off a park switch to “ Mischief” a scant risked all, and their lives were once again to win an Olympic vendor if chicken-hearted team­ month before its release to theat­ The Safeway advertisement made the same offer, six Universal Product Code symbols from Massengill Twin Packs for a $3.50 refund; or send worth living. medal. mates hadn’t stopped him ," TV ers across the country. and so did the ad for Alpha-Beta, but no double “ He who loses life for my sake “ Decker vilified Budd, blaming The retitled “ Mischief" stars coupons were printed. four Universal Product Code symbols from Guide said. w ill find it.” (Matthew 10:39). her for the mishap and implying newcomers Doug McKeon, Cathe­ If none of the stores printed their double coupons, Massengill Twin Packs for a $2.25 refund; or send two Universal Product Code symbols from Certainly a hard comment by she didn’t have enough world-class Georgia Frontiere, owner of the rine Mary Stewart, Kelly Preston there were no special supermarket coupons to double We Want Your Memories! experience to be running in a race Los Angeles Rams, took the “ Nice and Christopher Nash in a story of with. The stores had invited shoppers to a party, and Massengill Twin Packs or four Universal Product Jesus. But then, he never did shy' Code symbols from Massengill Singles Packs for tt would be easy. of such importance,” the maga­ Guy Good Neighbor” award for teenagers coming of age in a small 8 now no one could come. midwestem town. a $1 refund. Expires March 31, 1985. zine said. “ Unmistakably, the turning down a request by the Los “ What happened is astonishing," said Bill Davila, They are eagerly read by thousands of our subscribers... collision ruined Decker’s chances. Angeles Express of the USFL to “ Mischief” was filmed on loca­ vice president of marketing for Vons. M AYB E LLIN E Nail Color Refund. Receive a N ew ell Curtis 75-cent refund for each unit purchased. Send the But what never seemed to occur to use the Rams’ Anaheim Stadium tion in Nelsonville, Ohio, by Senior Pastor director Mel Damski. A representative for Ralph’s denied that the required refund form and the cash-register Center Congregational Decker was that it ruined Budd’s, for a playoff game with Arizona. supermarket had any knowledge that this would receipt. Indicate the shade (s) purchased on the happen. “ It was clearly no one’s intent that all the refund form. Expires March 15, 1985. stores would offer the same promotion with no one ORAL B-MUPPETS Free Poster Offer. Re­ tt’s Easy— Here’s How Something Different...... With Someorte A, running the double coupons.“ he said. ceive a free 22-ihch-by-36-inch “ The Muppets Take Manhattan” official movie poster. Send the It may have been astonishing to the supermarket required refund form and the entire back panel, Earn a big fat $5. Become a celebrity.... Happy Birthday executives, but not to local coupon clippers. The Los including the Universal Product Code symbol, Write down your recollections of Manchester long Angeles Times says its switchboard was over­ from any two Oral B-Muppets Toothbrushes. with A Herald Happy Heart whelmed with readers calling to complain. Expires April 30, 1985. ago. Tell us about the trolley cars or the parades down PEPSODENT $4 Refund Offer. Send the Many of Southern California's avid coupon clippers required refund form and the net-weight fear that the double coupon spree that never happened Main Street. Describe the day the circus came to town 'S 6 ^ Center St., Manchester may be the last gasp for active double couponing statements from the front label of a 32-ounce or the boys went off to vyar. among the major chains. It may be true, but a new bottle of Signal, or two net-weight statements supermarket promotion is helping to cheer them up. from the 24-ounce or 18-ounce size of Signal Photos will be returned but submissions cannot. Early Bird Specials Vons recently ran a half-price sale. Coupon .clippers Mouthwash; two wrappers from Pepsodent Adult Only suddenly discovered that a coupon used to further Toothbrushes; the Universal Product Code Submissions should be 300 words or less, about two Tuu. thru Thurs. 5 p.m. — 7 p.m. reduce the cost of an item sold at half price is at least symbol from a carton of super size (8.3-ounce), 16.00 as good as a double coupon, maybe tetter. family size (6.5-ounce), or two Universal Product and a half typed pages or less. • Veal Parmigiana Code symbols from the large size (4.7-ounce) • Veal Scallopini Pepsodent Toothpaste: and the Universal Pro­ Send entries to Adele Angle, Focus Editor, Box • Baked Sausage & Peppers Yellowstone National Park duct Code symbol from one carton of super size C a ll.... $C95 ShofBton Hole!*. Inns & Resorts WofkMWa (8.2-ounce), or two Universal Product Code 591, Manchester Herald, Manchester 06040. Eggplant Parmigiana The hospitaMv poopio ol 133! Yellowstone National Park covers an area of 3,472 Trumbull Street at Civic C^wPJSM symbols from the family size (6.4-ounce) of a Baked Scrod square miles in the northwest corner of Wyoming and You may enter more than once! 643-2711 Hartford, cionnecticut 06103 • 200-72B-5151 the adjoining edges of Montana and Idaho. Estab­ Close-Up Toothpaste. There is no expiration date on this offer. lished in 1872, it is the nation’s oldest national park. , Jan. 28, 1985 M AN CHESTER H ER ALD . Monday. J a n . 28. 1985 - Ij. . . 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1

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Ideal for accoun­ PAINTING/ — Bathroom remodel­ Stan Ozimeck. FULL TIME TELLER RN SUPERVISOR - 11am tant, lawyer or sales of­ POSITION - Good public CO LLECTOR for Instal­ experience. Call 547-0862. someone to work part MANCHESTER — Avail­ PAPERING ing; Installation water lment loans, full time, - 7pm Sundov - Thursday. time. 25 hours per week, M AN CH ESTER - aHrac- fice. Central location. heaters, garbage dispo­ relation skills a must. Call Hannah Douville, able Immediately. One, " Ample parking. Coll 649- 1979 CHEVROLET IM- Experience preferred. experience preferred. 8am to 1pm, to do varied five Main St. clothing two and three bedroom” sals; faucet repairs. 649- PALA - 4 door, power Apply In person. Savings D.O.N. at 423-2597. Con- bookkeeping and office boutique. Good terms. 2891. NAME YOUR OWN 4539. Visa/MasterCard Apply to Mr. Fields, 23 terbury Villa of apartments. $400, $455, ' steering, power brakes, Main St., Manchester. Bank ot Manchester, 923 work. Good communica­ Allbrio Realty, 649-0917. P RICE — Father and son. accepted. Wlllimantic. $520, heat and hot water M ANCHESTER - 4 room air, cruise, new battery, EOE. Main St., Manchester. tions skills, flexibility, Included. J.D . Real Est-' Fast, dependable ser­ very clean Inside and out. HELP WANTED SEWING MACHINE ME­ light typing and ability to suite. Main St. located vice. Painting, Paper­ 8 ate, 646-1980. High mileage. Average DAIRY QUEEN - Hiring CHANIC - Some expe­ SENTRY REAL ESTATE work with accuracy next to law offices. $300 hanging 8< Removal. Call SERVICES Is looking for per month Includes heat. I^INCDMETAX retail book value, $3,695. INVESTIGATE OUR counter clerks for lunch. rience required. First needed. Call 643-5151 for Real Estate -NOW TAKING APPLI' ; 644-0585 or 644-0036. Sacrifice $1,995. 871-6588. shift. Good benefits. salespeople who want to Allbrio Realty, 649-0917. |2iJ SERVICE OttMbyNCA tnt SALES POLICE TRAINING Good second Income. Interview appointment CATIONS for 3 room Get your body busy! Fringe benefits. Work 2-5 Apply In person. Plllow- learn huw to succeed with Administrator. PAINTING AND WAL­ OPPORTUNITIES PROGRAM. through training and per- apartment. With heat;" FOUR ROOM O FFICE - 1971 CHRYSLER NEW- hours while children are tex Corporotlon, 49_Bes. EOE. HOMES hot water, stove, reflger- LPAPERING - Ceilings ZINGLER'S IN C O M E PORT - Good running Over the years, police In school. Apply 242 gent Street, MarfCfiester, 'sonol supervision. If you Prime, central location. repaired. Gary McHugh TAX SERVICE - Filing Collect the things We ore o major pub­ work has become more live In the East Hartford- FOR SALE ator. Centrally located;' ’ Air conditioning, wall to CELEBRITY CIPHER condition. $3(X) or best Broad St., Manchester. CT. 6439321. personal and small busi­ CteiBbrIly Ctph«r cryplogrtmt Bra crMibd from quotationt by lishing company sophisticated and more /Manchester/South WAITRESSES - Apply in No pets. $350. Security offer. 643-7461. person. Luigis Restau­ wall. Parking. Rent In­ ness tax returns. In your famous paopla. paai and proaaol. Each taftar in tha dphaf ttanda around your home you working with the Bet­ challenging than ever be­ deposit. Call 646-7690 o r" tor anolhor. Today** chM. foqualsC. Windsor marketing area rant, 706 Hartford Rd., cludes heat. 646-8811. J a B PAINTING-'Qual­ home. Since 1974. Also ter Business Bureau fore. If you qualify, the and are considering a full MANCHESTER - 643-0496. 1977 FIREBIRD ESPIRIT Army will train you to be Manchester. ity and Service is First!' bookkeeping services by CONNIE WIENER no longer need. And of Hartford area. RN’s LPN’s NA’s t HHA’s time and rewarding ca­ $125,000. New expandable MANCHESTER, MAIN - Velour Interloir. Air. part of it. 4 bedroom Colonial with Free estimates. 646-2192. available. Call Walt at 79,000 miles. $3,600 or best Come and learn about the advantages of work­ reer In Real Estate, call 118 MAIN STREET - 3 ' S TR E E T Stores for rent. 646-5346. “ILVRHT’R FYM: TVD lYO UXFF As an Army MP. you'll ing (or medical personnel pool. Must have 1 year OPENING FOR PCB AS­ 2'/2 baths. FIreplaced rooms, heated, hot wa­ offer. Call 646-5638. sell them Fast For • Complete Training encounter many of the Bob Duroto at Sentry 200 to 5,000 square feet full time experience. We have openings on all SEM BLER - Experienced family room, formal din­ ter. No oppllances. No Weekly Pay same situations that oc> shifts. W o oiler excellent pay and benefits. We Real Estate 643-4060. available. Some window - BUILDING/ JVM HYN Y KDRPIYF PR HT cur in civilian law enforce­ preferred but will train. ing room, 2 car garage. pets. Security. $445. Call " 1980 FORD FAIRMONT Extra Cash with low- Commlt5iQp will be recruiting on February 6th. 1965 from 10 display. 643-1442. CDNTRACTING ment. But In the Army, W AITRESS W ITH E X P E ­ Cal 1649-1199 between 9am Located In the executive 646-2426, 9am to 5pm WAGON - Light blue. Call a.m. to 4 p.m. in the HAR Block Office. Mar­ and 5pm. Knollwood Subdivision. I JVM KYOT UPKXR UJX IJVLDR 646-6554. • Leads Provided you'll also be trained for shall's Mall. 324 Broad St., Manchester. RIENCE on grill, part weekdays. OFFICE SPACE AVAIL­ For Sale cost Classified Ads. positions in security and Call Talaga Construc­ • Rapid Advancement Musi Call For Intsrvlaw Appolnimanl. time nights, over 20 years A B LE IN DOWNTOWN combat operations. CARPENTER S - Expe­ tion. 742-8732. TH R E E ROOMS - Third FARRAND REMODEL­ old. Apply In person otter MANCHESTER - 500 ING — Cabinets, roofing, IHDUSEHOLD TXFFR ‘JVVLYT.’” — YLUJDL Professional Ori­ To find out more about MEDICAL rienced carpenters floor. Heat, Appliances. PAYING $20 for full size. the Army's military pol* 2pm at Gllda's Restauu- needed for year round square feet or possibly gutters, room additions, GOODS Intact lunks. Free remo­ ented People. Inter­ Ice. call your local Army PERSONNEL rant, 303 Adams St., Security. $375 monthly. 1,000 square feet. Near I HFVIJ. views: work. Transportation Adults, no pets. Call 649- * decks, all types of remo­ val for others. Call Joe at Recruiter. POOL Manchester. 1-84 Extension. Parking deling and repairs. FREE PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "It Is v/lso to remember that you 528-1990. 6434109 and tools required. Sa­ 2236. USED REFRIGERA­ lary open. Behrmann on premises. Coll 649- estimates. Fully Insured. are one ot those who can be fooled some of the time." Call SS5 Mats SL 'WAITRESSES - Morn­ 2680. TORS, WASHERS, MNIY. K UL YOU CM K._ 549-0870 Construction Company, MANCHESTER BY Telephone 643-6017, after — Laurence Peter. 237-7030 ings and afternoons. Im­ FOUR ROOM APART- ’ 6pm, 647-B509. Ranges - clean, guaran­ Manchester mediate openings. Apply 643-2629. OWNER - Three family, MENT, first floor, with MANCHESTER, CEN­ teed, parts and service. 6-6-4. $1,220 per month stove and refrigerator.'; MDTDRCYCLE8/ " s a SS m o n I y ^ In person to La Strado, TER STREET - imme­ LEON CIESZYNSKI Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, CONSTRUCTION LA­ Income. Separate furna­ No pets. Without utilities,' . BICYCLES J M E N -W O M E N 471 Hartford Road, diate occupancy, ample Son, 649 Main Street, BORER - Hard working ces. Three car garage. BUILDER — New homes, Herald (Mature Person) Manchester. $375 per month plus se-.'.l; parking, 5 room office additions, remodeling, 643-2171. MISCELLANPOUS H«lp Mnurttlc chiklran. un- Individual to assist car­ $135,000. Principles only. ■ a n t iq u e s NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED curlty. Call 646-7336. j suite, 2 restrooms. Frank rec rooms, garages, kit­ FOR SALE limned laadt-travel-work penters and related 646-0754. hard a make $35,000 to MECHANIC NEEDED - Spllecki, 6432121. chens remodeled, ceil­ ROLLAW AY COT on cas­ $50,000 a year commiailon. trade. We will train. Beh­ MANCHESTER-Duplex. ^ ters. 4" mattress, sturdy BOB'S COINS AND IN MANCHESTER AREA Fleet service. Must have rmann Construction ings, bath tile, dormers, Call 60(H)2e>4e75 tools and transportation. MANCHESTER TO SET­ 5 rooms, 3 bedrooms. « ■M oiaTa roofing. Residential or tubular construction. CAR RADIO — Excellent STAMPS - U.S., foreign. 1983 V-45 MAGNA - 1,000 or e00>fl26-4e26 Company, 643-2629. T L E AN E S T A T E - Beau- 89I9/19999. Ctniral Builnaat Up to $6.50 per hour. Coll Kitchen appliances. Wall;* Diairlot. tlor* and offloat 20% commercial. 649-4291. Folds for storage. Excel­ condition. High powered. 1800's, Canada Bank Tok­ miles. Excellent condi­ 649-9990 anytime. tiful west side to wall carpet. Rec room' < tan cradH buHdIno; 24JD00 a/l, 2 lent condition. $75. 643- Includes Dolby NR, Bass ens. Baseball cards, com­ tion. $2,900. Call 649-1902. Woodland SL 18-98 TELEPHONE ANSWER­ (loora and full baaamant all utHI- Phone Ansaldl Rd. 52-79 neighborhood. Six Room and garage. No pets. Z 1215. ______and Trebble controls and mon and collector's Daapwood Dr. 65-155 ING SERVICE OPERA­ tiaa. fralQht alavalor. a/c. CARPENTRY AND RE­ Butternut Rd. all RN Cape. Three bedrooms. Available now. $500, plu*"- aprinklar. MODELING SERVICES more. S90. Colt 646-1063 cards. Classic comics'.'' Hickory La all Devon Dr. III TORS NEEDED - Living room, dining utllitles. Security and ref­ 522-3579 LOOKING FOR a second after 4:30pm. P.O. Box 2493, New Bri­ A NIGHT Experience preferred, — Complete home re­ I70JRECREATIDN Hllllerd SL 10-104 Edmund SL 61-83 room, kitchen. One both erences required. 643- • M r. N o rm e n pairs and remodeling. car for your family? tain, CT, PO Box 423, 643-2711 Ediion Rd. all but will train. Call 649- and garage. Call 1-263- 2346. Don't miss the offerings ANTIQUE BUREAU, Bolton, CT. Phone 647- VEHICLES Autumn Sl 299-344 SUPERVISOR 2133. Ask for Judy. Quality work. Referen­ all Fulton Rd. all 5500, Woodbury, CT. ces, licensed and Insured. In today's' classified Bedroom vanity and coot 1485, 6pm to 10pm or Tarsts Rd. Monday through Fri­ RDDMMATES columns. 4-01 Wait Middle Tpka. 598-701 JANITORIAL/CLEAN- FOUR ROOMS - Two“ Call 646-8165. rack. $99 for all, but will 646-9681, 5 days, 7am to 1980 Jayco, 23 ft. mini Eldridge St. day in 155 bed S.N.F. IMMEDIATE O P E N ­ family. Newly renovated. WANTED sell separate. Call 643- motor home. Ford 460, Virginia Rd. all Broad SI. 428 only ING HELP. Evenings an­ 5pm. /I.C.F. facility. Ex­ d/or weekends. Call INGS FOR CONCRETE CONDOMINIUMS New gas furnace. Quiet ; MISCELLANEOUS 1516 after 5:30pm. low mileage, many ex Lilac SL all Canter St. 323-467 odd cellent benefits. FINISHERS - and Con­ street. No pets. $510 plui'”' ROBERT E. JARVIS — tras, had TLC . Telephone mornings 643-5747. FOR SALE ROOM ATE W A N TED - to Building a Remodeling FOB SALE Trumbull St. all Grliwold St. III CRESTFIELD CON­ struction Laborers. Gen­ utilities. Two months se^ ' LADIES WHITE SHOE 1920's VAN IT Y with 3 wav 643-0692. VALESCENT HOME eral contractor working Share half a house In Specialist. Addition, gar­ CUSTOMER SERVICE - curlty. 647-1633, or 643— Manchester. $250 In­ SKATES - Brooks. Size 9. attached mirror. $75.00. In Mancheser. all phases of construc­ WELLSWEEP CON­ ages, roofing, siding, kit­ N Only customer service 0359. T. PEARCE SIMPSON CB $20.00. Call 644-0348. Call 649-9554. tion,. Full time employ­ DOMINIUM - 400 North cludes all. 647-0656. chens, bathrooms, re- Looking for something Please call Mrs. J. oriented people need BASE - Still In carton. $75 special? Why not run a ment and benefits possi­ Main St., 2 bedroom placement or B.D. Call 643-6091 after SH EET MUSIC - About Brawnsteln, DNS, apply. Walters, wai­ windows/doors. Call 643- "Wanted to Buy" ad In Mandav through Fri­ tresses positions availa­ ble. Call742-S317,8:30to5. townhouse, fully ap- Patchwork ■ ^ S E R V IC E S 3:30 pm. 500 copies. Songs of the MANCHESTER HERALD pllanced country kit­ 6712. Classified. The cost Is day between 9 am ble between 7am and |OI lOFFERED 40's. Best offer before sm all... the response big. ACCOUNTANT chen. I'/i baths. Individ­ 1-30-85.649-6589 between 5 TAG SALES Call Circulation Dept. 647-9946 and 3 pm at 643-S1S1. 5pm, 5 days. Excellent 643-2711. working conditions. Pro­ NEEDED for growth or­ ual basements. 100 plus ODD JOBS, Trucking. and 7pm. iented related companies energy efficiency rating TOWN OF MANCHESTER Remove mineral buildup duct purchase discount. Home repairs. You name LEGAL NOTICE from your teakettle by Uniforms supplied. Ex­ In real estate, construc­ Northeast Utilities. MICROMETER CALIP­ ANTIQUE AND CRAFT It, we do It. Free esti­ SHOW - February 2, INVITATION TO BID pouring In halt a cup of cellent working condi­ tion and retail industry. $61,500. Perterman mates. Insured. 643-0304. At Q meeting on January 21,19SS the Planning and Zoning ERS - Gateleg Table, Computer experience Realty, 649-9404, 647-1340, Commission made the following decisions; 10am, South United Sealed bids will be received white vinegar and one PART TIME EVENING tions. Product potential. dishes, draperies, Elvis In the General Services' of­ helpful. Great opportun­ RAYMOND F. DAMATO — ZONECHANOE — OAKLAND Methodist Church, Main quart ot tap water. Heat For Interview appoint­ 647-0080 or 649-4064. STREET (D-3Z) — Approved the application, adopting o records, "tao sale Items". fice, 41 Center Street, Man­ ity for advancement Graceful zoning classification of Planned Residence Development (or 649-8913. Street, Manchester. chester, CT until 11:00 o.m. to rolling boll and let Ideal for housewives, stu­ ment call Manager be­ on the date shown below for stand for one hour. Pour fingertip tween 3 and 5pm. 649-5563. within the company. Sa­ a parcel of opproxlmotelv 2.15 acres, and approved with dents, or anyone who needs lary commensurate with modifications the Generol Plan ‘of Development — 179 the following: out solution, fill with Friendly Restaurant, ILDTS/LAND Oakland Street (ettective dote — February 6, 1985). ENDROLLS FEB. 7,1985Furnlsh 8. Install water, boll again and ability. 563-8276. CONNECTICUT VALLEY FITNESS CENTERS, INC. Automotive High Pressure Air Breothing (nnvenence an extra $75 to $125 weekly. Colder Shopping Center. FONMLE 27<6 wldlh-25B discard. Add buildup to EOE. D.B.A. HOLIDAY HEALTH A FITNESS CENTERS — System OFFICE WORK PART SPECIAL EXCEPTION — MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST 13V4 wldth-2 lor 2SB F E B . 8, 1985-Unlform Rental your budget by selling 8 Positions TIM E - Accounts receiva­ ( h -37) — Granted o special exception— 5)5 Middle Turnpike 8, Loundrv Service no-longer used furniture PART TIME HELP West (L o t 2) and 525V Middle Turnpike West (L o t 1). M UST be picked up at the CARS/TRUCKS ble and payable, typing THE LAWRENCE ASSOCIATES — SPECIAL EXCEP­ Mancheatar Herald Oftlce Groundwater Monitoring 8, and appliances with a WANTED - General Testing, Sanitary Landfill CaH’Mr. Burton at 647-9946 and answering phone. 15- TION — MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST (L-11) — Granted a betore 11 A.M. ONLY. 1 FOR SALE low-cost ad In Classified. cleaning person. To clean LAND SALE special exception with the condition: A six toot high The To w n of AAonchester Is 643-2711. 20 hours weekly. Hours on eouol opportunity em­ Positions won’t last long. small shop and office. 12-4pm. Call 649-0072. stockade fence shall be Installed odlacenttoallildeand rear Hours negotiable. Apply Strattoit/Bromley Area lot lines storting twenty-live feet bock from the street 1974 F IA T 128 SPORT L — ployer, and reoulres an affir­ With a mative action policy for dl I of STRETCH YOUR burger at Able Coll, Howard property line — 43 Middle Turnpike West. To be used for parts. Call CLEANING PERSON - 2 LAWRENCE A. PIANO — ZONE CHANGE — RUCKLAND Phil after 5pm, 528-1332. Its Contractors and Vendors budget By using one part Road, Bolton. 24 acres — $19,900 STREET (P-40) — Approved a zoning closslflcotlon of PETS os o condition of doing busi­ hours a day, 4 days per Business Zone I (or o parcel of approximate! vO.Zacres— 117 Alto Panasonic AM/FM ness with the To w n, os ger soy extender to four parts week. Perfect tor serious 27 acres — $21,900 Bucklond Street (effective date — February 6, 1985). car radio. FederpI Order 11244. of meat. Your taste buds BANNIN6/CIIEDIT UNION student. Call 643-2103. BRENTWOOD-MANCHESTBR ASSOCIATES ET AL — Bid Forms, plans and specifi­ won't be able to tell the LOW We have a part time teller Two beautifully ZONE CHANGE — BUCKLAND STREET AND TOLLAND CAIRN TERRIER cations are available at the position available. 1-2 General Services Oftlce. difference, but your wooded parcels TURNPIKE (B-S7) — Approved the application, adopted a PUPPY - AKC, 9 weeks budget wllM Boost your years bank teller or cash­ zoning clossltlcatlon of Planned Residence Development for old. 289-4922 after 5pm. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, SALESPEOPLE ier experience required. fronting secluded CONNECTICUT budget by selling Idle two porcels totalling approximately 48.7 acres, ond Call Mr. Whitney at 566- country road approved with modifications the Generol Plan of Develop­ ROBERT B. WEISS, Items In your home with a 2020 for more informa­ Only -15 minutes ment — 29 Bucklond Street and 939V Tolland Turnpike N EED GOOD HOM E for GENERAL MANAGER low-cost od In classified. COST tion. EOE (effective dote — February 6, 1985). Maine Coon Cat, IVz year 1983 HURST/OLDS — 0444)1 from Timbe WILLIAM B. THORNTON — RESUBDIVISION — old female. Also black 8, with fully massaged 307, TEACHER ASSISTANT PARKER STREET (T-48) — Approved o revised modifica­ NOTICE Ridge Ski Area. T-roof, llghtning-rod 4- PUBLIC HIARINQ 2 WANTED NEEDED In Manchester tion to on opproved plan ot resubdivislon — 925V (portion white 5 month old male Material Handler/ Lovely mountain Q u i b of), 937V ond 1011V Parker Street. kitten. Call 647-1004. speed. 649-2286. BOARD OP DIRECTORS Nursery School, 5-days A copy these decisions hot been filed In the office ot the TOWN OP MANCHESTER. CONNECHCUT Classified ot WarehonM Panoa per week. 1:00 - 5:30. Coll views and a life­ Experience Preferred 646-1610. time supply of fi­ Town Clerk. p l a n n i n g AND ZONING COMMISSION FREE MALE BASSETT 1982 OLOSMOBILE TO- Notica li hereby given that the Board of Dlrectora, Town of 50 Hour WeeK rewood. Owner Leo Kwoih, Secretory HOUND - Needs new Mancheater. Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the Excellent Company RANADO - Low mileage, Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street. Mancheatar. Ad ifl the Doled at Manchester, Connecticut this 2Sth day of home with love and atten­ To work evenings Benaflte will finance. Call: 2572 loaded. Air conditioning, Connecticut, on Tuesday. February S. 1065 at 6:00 P.M. to DAYCARE OPENINGS- January, 1985. tion. Call 643-1608. consider and act on the following: Apply In Parpon Teachers and oldes 0544)1 sunroof, power windows, mHUMO VALVE (802) 694-1581 etc. Excellent condition. Proposed additional appropriation to Education Special needed to work with In­ T W O YOUNG FULL HERALD!!! 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm Qranta-Fund41-exlatlng Account 41-365. COMPANY.mC. fants and preschoolers. 8:30am - 8:30pm Cost new $22,000. Must 1404 Tonind Turnpike GROWN MALE CATS - Head Start 10M Program...... $14,000.00 8 TOWN OF MANCHESTER sell asking $12,900. Must Menchaeter, C T 06040 Please call 646-9608 for on Wknds. 'til 5 ' rHOT(30UIDt One grey and white, one to be financed by Increaae in Grant from Community Rene­ appointment. LEGAL NOTICE be seen. 643-5916 after wal Team. with Herald carriers ThU handsome Patchwork PATTBIN sandy colored tiger. One 7PM. Proposed appropriation to Education Special Qranta- Quilt is made in "flnish-as- The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public or both free to good PART TIME TRUCK heorlna on M onday, February 4, 1985 at 7:00 P .M . In the Fund 41-Head Start 1966 Program...... $196,667.00 you-|o” blocks, easily set home. Well behaved, to be financed by a Grant through the Community Renewal Herald DRIVER - Apply In per­ totether in rows to complete Hearing Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Moln StrMt, Atanches- NURSES AIDES ter? Connecticut to hear and consider the tollowino healthy and loved. Call Teem. Excellent Income son between 7:15am to Rentals the coverlet. Pretty in (Ctiiified) after 6pm 643-9019. Propoeed appropriation to Education Special Grants- Tran­ jW** Full and part time open­ 4:00pm to Arthur Drug velveteen or calico. '^j’ACK’bAVIS - RESUBDIVISION - DBER RUN TRAIL sition Program for Refugee Children 1964-65...... $3,376.00 No. 1572 has pattern AMD l y D A L L s t r e e t (0 -2 7 A ) — T o resubdIvIde a portion for the ings on all ahltta In 270 Store, 942 Main Street, ROOMS Now Is the time to run an to be financed by a Federal Grant. Manchester, C T. pieces; sraphs; full directions . 8199 of Parcel C presently containing approximately 9.3 acres In ad In classified to sell that 1977 FIREBIRD - Power bad Skilled nuraing facil­ for twin, double or queen size •' She " Kdoll w ^ s " subdivision Into 36 lots and 4 parcels to Proposed appropriation of $176,000.00 to be added to Capital Classified ity. Salary $5.95 hourly al­ FOR RENT to-ll camera you no longer steering, power brakes, Accounts of the 1064-86 Budget for the purpoee of paying the right people. beds inclusive. i known os Sertlon II, Phose III ond IV, "Lvdoll Woods" - tar probation. Many bene- Gently gathered style use. automatic. Excellent coat of that portion of certain water tyetem improvements on llta. Free parking. Call that’s easy to make and ^^RIC°HARd ' h a ''»S -^O N E CHANOB — BUCKLAND Tolland Turnpike, Town of Mancheater. The project to be fi­ MANCHESTER — Pri­ Tt after, ttai $2AQ, fw emk condition. $2,850. Call 643- between 10am ana Noon Mtttrt. plus sot fur ptstici aaa wear. Nice in short sleeve ROAD (H-38) — To change the zoning closslflcotlon from 7010 or 649-9651. nanced by Wf*’Water System Improvemente...... *Temporary Notes of vate home, separate also. Rural Residenco to Business V tor a parcel of opproxlmotelv LEDAL NOTICE the Town.n. authorized under Public Act 64-463 of the Connec- Ads uaaAlis. The Town of Andover Board ticut General Aaaembly. 233-8241 modern bath/entrance. ------No. 8199 with Photo- 15 minutes to Hartford. Gnida is in Sisea 10 to 18. RICHARD RfM EM ITTVlIo ANHB L. MILLER — ZONE ot Tax Review will meet on Proposed appropriation to General Fund-Mlacellanaoua fflro?SAiiirtw C H A N O E - - JE F F E R S O N S T R E E T (M -63) — T o change the February 6, 1985 from 7-8:30 Budget-Insurance Account 502...... $50,000.00 Lorraine Manor References required. Siae 12,84 bust, 2% yards fonlno closslllcotlon from Residence B to P'onn^ Please contact Jeanne 25 Lorraine St. ASSISTANT TO MAN­ BswY«rk,a.Y.iatM P .M .: on February 9, 1985 BANK to be financed by payment elreed)(L received from Community Call 643-8830. Prist Naat, aiSrtss wltk ZIP . 60-inch. pLsIdence Development for a porcel of opproxlmotelv 0.57 from 10-11:00 A .M . and F t- Development Corporation on the Bennet Project. Hartford AGER - Person to assist coat as4 tuts Nanasr. n ^ il^ o n d to approve a General Plan ot Development os bruorv 11,1985 from 7-8:00 P. ?hown on the mop Included In the petition and Idenllfl^ oi REPOSSESSIONS building manager of El­ SPECIAL: Orer 200 aa- YO Uon, tsad $2.59 IM ^ M. ot the Town Office Build­ Propoeed additional approprlMlon to Special Grants • Fund derly Housing Complex GENTLEMEN ONLY - pattara, P w »0 9 tor yeataia aad *0° 2 on the Subdivision Pton on Properly of Estate of Ida ing, School Rood, Andover, Prtc0€ fleeuced Per Phone EASY ASSEM BLY Central location. Kitchen Icetiona and a F R E E 61 - Health Educatlon/Rlak reduction grant...... $7,761.ra In Glastonbury, CT. CT to heor grlevoncei rela­ Quiek U le to be financed by State Grant. at 647-9946 WORKI$600per 100. Gua­ privileges. Security and Pattam Section In the '"Ri»HLL*A°''REiM 'AND LEONARD M. LAZAR — tive to property oiieitments. Bookkeeping, clerical, aPRCIAL EXCEPTION " CHAPEL ROAD (R-1« - ranteed payment. No ex- references required. 643- ALBUM . Jnat $8.00. Persons wishing to file a May be seen at the Sav- All public meelinga of the Town of Mancheeter are held at lo- receptionist. Must work MOUatMAtaasa Aopllcollon un S r Article 11, Section 14.15.02 to dei^lopo inaa Bank of Mancheatar. catlona which are ecceeelble to handicapped cltlaene. In ad­ perlence/No sales. De­ 2693. iiSrVKnY^Sa oorceHn excess of 4 ocres and which rM ulrei more than 60 complaint with the Board well with elderly. Ap­ a-tit—aOlU— Old aaU Haw. Oasi may secure on appointment o d Main Street, between dition. handicapped Individuala requiring an auxiliary aid In tails, send self-addressed Dorkinfl spaces — Lot 10,160V Chapel Rood. , ^ ^ order tp facilitate their participation at maetings ihould con­ proximately 25 hours per la arsat Uisaii ksw la awha Oma. lor the m tellngs by coMIng 4he hours of 0am to 4pm, stamped envelope: SHARE m bqfht, privi­ •■IN - aiiPiaai aaikTO. aa At this hearing Interested persons may be heard ond the Town (Xtice Building 742- tact tha Town at 647-3123 on# waek prior to tha echedulad 643-2711 manri)patpr Hpralb week. Please call Su­ written communications received. Copies ot these petitions Monday through Friday. ELAN VITAL-173, 3418 leges, owner and other New FASHION with 7305. Additional meetings meeting eo that approprMe arrengementa can ba made zanne Samules at Naubuc Cni-SiiSoNi NAMnw < Photo-Gnide pattema in rS^ive ^Mn tiled In, the Town Clerk’s office and may be Enterprise Road, Fort tenant, man. References. to tiMt •! ReHliesit ilriUt. will be scheduled If neces­ JamM F. Fogarty. Secretary G re e n , 659-0609 fo r r i u ^ t o 8IVE m NOP — 40 all slie ranges, haa a inspected during g*,[Jf5{J“}|G AND ZONING COMMISSION sary. 1B78PlyinautliSidMt24« Board of Dlrectora Pierce, Florida, 33450. Deposit. 649-7630. ■GtOiftifc Hmm ti mitm. special Grace Cole Collec­ Leo Kwosh, Secretory Edward M. Yeomans, Interview. 1B7Q Cadillac Savllli 17500 Dated at Mancheater, Connecticut tion for larger eiics; ploa Doted at Manchester, Connecticut this 281h dov of Chdlrm on thie 24th day of January, 1966 a BONUS CMpeuil January, 1985. Board ot Tax Review 05501 050-01 Price., . . . $2-90 05501