20 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Dec 3. 1984 MANCHESTER FOCUS SPORTS WEATHER BUSINESS Developer says plaza 11 What’s oily, smellie, East hockey team Clear, cold tonight; would help drainage 11 puffie and fuzzie? set for new year sunny Wednesday Business Law changes capital gains holding period page 3 . . . page 11 page 15 ... page 2
in Brief Year-end tax planning again is becoming essential, Capital losses receive different treatment. First, and this year planning is particularly significant if losses are netted with gains, resulting in a net gain or Tunila joins law firm you were in and out of the wildly fluctuating stock or loss, long- or short-term as may be the case. However, bond markets during 1984. Your a long-term loss, standing alone, receives unfavora John G. Tiinilii of Manchester has joined the Under the new tax laws, there have been extremely ble tax treatment. Assume a $10,000 long-term loss. law firm of Garrity, Walsh, Diana & Wichman on favorable changes in capital gains from your point of Money's . Main Street. The law limits to $3,000 the amount usable to reduce view. You must know these changes or you will forfeit Worth ordinary income in any one year. Worse, it takes $2 of He i.s a graduate of the University of "gifts " that Congress has handed you. long-term loss to offset $1 of ordinary income. Conneetieut School In short, most income, such as salary, business Sylvia Porter of Law and a profits, interest and dividends, is ordinary income. A Up to $3,000 of short-term capital losses, by member of Phi Beta themselves, are deductible against ordinary income. iianrhffitpr llrralji Hk Jiij^ sale of property held to._produce income or for Kappa and Delta investment (e.g,, securities) will usually bring about There is no two-for-one requirement. Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Tuesday, Dec. 4, 1984 — Single copy: 25C Chi. capital gain or loss. 1. If you have a choice, long-term gain is usually Tunila was also Under the old law, if a capital asset was held for one 1988. At that point, the holding period is suppo.sed to preferable to ordinary income. executive director year or less, the gain was “short-term. " If the asset revert to one year. I suspect there may be some 2. If possible, avoid capital losses. If you must sell a ol the University of was held more than one year, the sale produced taxpayer pressure on Congress to repeal this loser, try to make it short-term. Connecticut Moot "long-term” capital gain. "sunset” provision. 3. If you are carrying forward a capital loss, Court Board from Under the new law, the holding period has been Town cops can’t 1983 to 1984. YOUR TAX LAW STRATEGY: "Review your consider selling a winner to "mop up” the loss. For reduced to “more than six months." portfolio.” says Laventhol & Horwath. certified example: You took on a real "dog” and sold out fora Short-term gains, in general, are treated as if they public accountants,' 'to pinpoint stocks that have been Death toll loss of $90,000. If the loss was long-term, you will be Acquisition were ordinary income and taxed in full. But if the net held even a day over six months.” able to offset only $45,000 of ordinary income, and it retire before 50, capital gain is long-term (except for corporations). 60 Has the market for these shares gone up? If so, will take you 15 years to do it. If, on the other hand, you adds staff percent is not taxed at all. Thus, the maximum rateof there is a chance to make a quick, low-taxed dollar hold some winner that, if sold, would generate $90.0()0 Charles H Lep- tax on long-term gain is 20 percent (50 percent before the year-end. Note also that the shortened maximum rate times 40 percent of the gain equals 20 of capital gain (either long- or short-term), a sale this state court says pert Inc. of flarlford holding period applies to all capital assets. Are you the year would be tax-free. has ac()uired Harl- percent). The shortened holding period will allow type who buys a new principal residence with the y still climbs lord/Nulmeg Corp. many taxpayers (e g., investors) to convert what thought of appreciation? Your home is a capital asset. 4. While olisetting gains with losses leaves the gain By Sarah Passell ol Bloomfield in a would have been ordinary income under the old law to After only six months of occupancy you can dump it at tax-free, the tax break associated with long-term gain Herald Reporter move that will add long-term gain under the new. capital gains rates. If you buy another more is lost forever. 10 to 12 technical The new building period is effective for assets expensive home, you cun even defer the capital gains 5. As an individual, you may carry forward your A ruling released today by the state Appellate Court employees to the acquired after June 22, 1984, and before January 1. tux. capital loss indefinitely. contained mixed news for both the Manchester Police company, accord Union and the Town of Manchester in their four-year in gas leak ing to a news release dispute over early retirement. issued by the newly John Tunila Barter, enables The ruling has killed the union's hopes of getting lormed company. police officers the right to early retirement before the By Paul Wedel Both companies repair industrial electric age of 50. Bu\ it coAld force the town to pay a higher United Press International Union Carbide probes motors and sell and service related materials >.Hi pension to officers who retire before they turn 60. such as generators and pumps. poor nations to BHOPAL, India — Sonic 20,000 cause of gas leak Terms of the acciuisition were not disclosed. , “We disagree with both the plaintiffs and the people, many blinded or racked by defendants,” Judge David M. Borden wrote in today’s nausea, packed hospitals and scores — see page 10‘ decision. more huddled, sick and dying, in cold Mullen promoted at Fleet deal for goods “The union is going to have to renegotiate the entire city streets today as the death loll for a pension plan,” one Manchester police officer John K. Mullen MI of Manchester has been gas leak from a pesticide plant passed The officials all liidiau I’ili/.eiis Bv Susan Postlewalte predicted when told of the decision. 500 and threatened to reach 1.000. were charged with ''causing d«-alh by named a vice president in the Hartford office of United Press International The Appellate Uourt ruling said the town's general Fleet Financial ■1 Morgue officials were already oul of negligence. ” the I’ress Trust of India Group Inc. early retirement provision does not apply to police. fuel to cremate bodies but more kept news agency‘reporled MIAMI — When Coca-Cola sells a bottling piant toa The appeal was filed by the union after a civil suit it arriving to be .stacked like eordwood Mullen will be re country where hard cash is hard to come by, the "As ol last niglil wc had already sponsible for the filed against the town in Superior Court was thrown around mukeshiR mortuaries. treated more than 12.000 victims al Ibis company .sometimes has to swap for homegrown m out in 1982. More than 2,000 people were admit marketing of corpo goods like beer or wine. hospilat alone and there are four other rate loans and servi The fight began in 1980 when Sgt. Raymond ted to hospitals and more were b«‘ing hospilals involved.” said Dr Nil. “We cun import beer from Poland and wine from Mazzone, then 46 years old, applied for early brought in today. Another 18,000 ces in^ the central retirement. Bandhari. medical sii|H'riiilendeiil at Connecticut and Yugoslavia," said Frederick Greenwood, president of patients were being treated in tempor iiamidia hospital the Coca-Cola Trading Co. “That works for us." A 1976 contract revision had given Manchester ary medical facilities or as outpatients. westerrf Massachu But problems arise when “we're often asked to take "We have at leasi 4(H) iH'ople in setts ; reas. Pre police the right to retire with full pension benefits Officials listed the death loll at 546, se'rioiis condition and Ihe next 72 hours viously. he was a commodity type items or machinery type items in after they turned 50 and had served 25 years in the but predicted it would climb, noting which we have absolutely no expertise at all," he said. department. Before 1976, 55 was the earliest age at is the critical (leriod” for Iheir corpor;«e/commer- w ■nwww,. , I that many of the injured were in survival, he said cial loan officer at Now a group of Miami business leaders is trying to which an officer could retire with full benefits. critical condition and that more bodies ConneclYgul Bank start a “barter exchange." a computerized interna- - , Town pension ordinances also give town employees could still be found in the hut-and-hovel The injured were hauled to the and Trust — — lional marketplace designed to help countries sell the right to retire with a partial pension as much as 10 neighborhoods around the plant; hospital by the Iniekload. many Mullen is a gradu their malt, Brazilian hardwood, fruits, Mexican years before their normal retirement age. Mazzone Hospital .sources said the body count carried on .slreleliers Police isisled al marble and other commodities in the growing barter took the new contract agreement and the old could rise to 1.000. the gates to Iiamidia hospilal brai ate of the University marketplace. of Massachusetts ordinance provision to m-;an he could retire in 1980 at A leak at a U.S.-owned UnionCarbide dished long, bamboo .slicks to keep and is working for a Barter is old. It was started by the ancient 46 with 17 years' service and receive a partial pension. -pesticide plant unleashed a killing emotional crowds oiilside from block master's degree in Phoenicians who had no money, and regained In 1980 the town denied Mazzone's application, cloud of deadly gas that enveloped the ing the entrance popularity as a way Eastern bloc countries could claiming he would not be eligible for any benefits for den.sely populated shanty towns around economics at Trin break into the world market. four more years. Town officials claimed then that the "Screaming, crying ;ind slioiiling ity College. Bhopal, killing men. women and men, women an children came out on He is a member of But it has pitfalls Traders can get stuck with normal retirement age for police is 60, the age at children as they slept. products they can't sell or run into problems with which the town says all police officers must retire. The accident Monday at Bhopal — the streets in the wintry nighi,” one the Hartford Rotary government quotas and tariffs. UPi ptioto witness sqid "Some fell iincon.scious Club, an instructor John Mullen The town maintained that partial pensions should 260 miles south of New Delhi — is the Greenwood said Coca-Cola currently is marketing be calculated according to how many years short of 60 on Ihe mads while others, gripped by of commercial lending for the American Institute worst industrial accident in Indian thousands of cases of inexpensive Yugoslavian wine an officer is when he or she retires. Greetings for the president history. Environment Secretary T.N. nausea, began vomiting Some col of Banking, and treasurer of the Board of — Avia — through its supermarket distribution The union lost the next round when Tolland Superior lapsed and died on the roads. Many Directors of the Eastern Connecticut Develop Kushoo described it as the world's most channels, but turned down a similar transaction when Court Judge Allen Smith ruled against it in a 1982 civil Secretary of State George Shultz (left) talks with Venezuelan deadly chemical disaster. died in Iheir sleep al Iheir homes near ment Council. the only thing offered in trade was malt — the basic suit the union brought against the town. Smith ruled the factory area. ” Fleet Financial Group is a $5 billion financial EV'f President Dr. Jaime Lusinchi as he arrives Monday at Andrews Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi ingredient in manufacturing beer. -that normal retirement age is 60. planned a visit to the region later in the Hospitals were overwhelmed Many services company, according to a news release. Coca-Cola would use the Miami exchange to trade But the Appellate Court ruled today that normal Air Force Base. Lusinchi was scheduled to meet with President Its headquarters is in Providence. R.I. day. victims arrived vomiting or frothing al with countries that offer products like malt, he said. retirement age for police is 50. Reagan today for talks on reducing tensions in Central America. Authorities arrested fivesu|iervisory the mouth, doctors said Some were The Boeing Co. made headlines in August when it "Obviously the Appellate Court.has found the trial Story on page 10. officers of Union Carbide India Ltd. blind. Health jirm changes name swapped ten 747 jetliners, worth $100 million each, to judge to be in error,” union attorney Edward T. Lynch the national airline of Saudi Arabia for oil. Jr. said this morning. “I'm very pleased in that Med-X Health Services Inc., a home health care The trade posed no problem for Saudia, the airline, regard.” Lynch said he could not comment further on provider with an office in Newington, has because they wanted the jets, but Boeing was stuck the ruling's implications because he had not read it. Town police say accident possibly related changed its name to National Medical Homecare. having to work with Petromin, the national oil Botticello could not be reached for comment this “We have changed our name to reflect our company of Saudi Arabia, to get rid of the crude. morning. Assistant Town Manager Steven Werbner, affiliation with a national network of homecare “We are not involved in the production or marketing who served as town personnel director during much of providers," said company President Robert of oil, " said a spokesman at Boeing's Seattle the dispute, refused comment, saying he had not seen Winter cold causes icing in Connecticut Haughey. headquarters. the ruling. National Medical Homecare supplies home “Big sophisticated companies like Boeing probably The court's 10-page decision cites a section of the Below-freezing temperatures Mon health care equipment and supplies to patients "H ceived no complaints of flooded streets afternoon on the high Northwest hills sea. aren't going to make their deals on the floor of the town ordinance that says police are not eligible for the day night turned the remnants of an following an afternoon downpour that through 17 offices in New York, New Jersey and Miami exchange,” said Lester Freeman, the same early retirement benefit as other town but Sgt. Fred Diggle al Ihe stale poli< e The wet ro.uls fouled rush hour New England. afternoon rainstorm to ice in some dropped about a half-inch of rain in the barracks in Canaan .said Monday night traffic tail a sl.ile |)olice dispalcher marketing director of Southeast Bank and chairman employees. The court discovered that at the end of the spots around Manchester and sent area. of the Miami Barter Exchange. section on early retirement for regular town no accidents had been reported. “The said, "no more Ilian an.v other rain Herald photo by Pinto highway crews on their first winter- The slippery conditions later Monday roads are wet and it's possible that if storm would." Meisner heads association But he said small companies might, and big employees the ordinance says: "this subsection shall related mission of the season.. may have contributed to a two-car car 7 think n i never see not apply to members eligible for benefits provided the temperature drops it will be Today is expected to Ih- bliislery with companies and small countries, particularly in Latin Lee O’Connor, a foreman with the accident at Hillstown Road and slippery.” Diggle said. Dr. Burton M. Meisner, an associate in the America, probably would have an agent on the floor. by” another section on police retirement. town Highway Department, said two ll•mpe^a'lures in the mid .30s ami a wind Street trees are being planted along the Spencer Street, police said. The National Weather S*Tvice re chill lhal will make it feel much colder ^Department of General Surgery at Manchester The exchange hopes to make its first trade d year planted a short distance away. The trees But the town's attorney, Barry W. Botticello, did not trucks were sent out at 11 p.m. and No one was seriously injured in the Memorial Hospital, was recently elected head of cite that part of the ordinance in his argument before ported some flurry aelivity elsewhere The slalc ro.id crews were (Kilscd for from now, but one problem still to be overcome. east side of Main Street from Bissell are being paid for the owners of the spent four hours salting and sending 9:40 p.m. accident, a hospital spokes in the state but no mea.surable snowfall the Hartford County Medical Association. Freeman said, is the Commerce Department. the three appellate judges who heard the case on Oct. some of the busier intersections and action Monday morning before il Street to Purnell Place. Carol King, an nearby businesses. The Beautification woman said. was reported. A travelers advisory became evident Hie snow (iredietions Meisner has been in practice in Manchester for The government's official line is that barter is 11 in Hartford. other roads in town. As in Manchester, the sea.son's first 15 years. A graduate of the University of employee of the law office of Phelon, Committee of the Greater Manchester Botticello and union attorney Lynch Jr. argued the remained in effeel Monday night for were a false alarm somewhat faddish, it disrupts the normal financial One truck stayed out this morning, winter storm dumped rain, rather than the northwest hills, with snow, sleet, Rochester Medical School, he is a fellow of the channels of free trade and it will dissipate “when the Squatrito and FitzGerald, and Garry Chamber of Commerce and the Main appeal before Judges T. Clark Hull, John J. Daly and taking care of specific trouble areas, he About 200 trucks, or ball ol Ihi- slate American College of Surgeons affd and a the snow predicted earlier, on most of and freezing rain aeeumulating to Department ol Transportation fleet, credit constraints are lifted whenever that is,” a Lawrence, of Optical Style Bar, admire a Borden. The decision was unanimous. ^ said. the state, ending up ”ju.st u run-of-thc diplomate of the American Board of Surgery, He Street Merchants Association arranged Botticello argued in October that the 1976 contract perhaps 1-3 inches. were called out around 4 a in to .sand Commerce Department spokesman saj^. newly set tree while another is being for the planting. "The roads are basically dry. it’s just mill lousy December day.” as a The weather servieo said over a , served at the 67th Evac Hospital in Vietnam. "We favor it as a temporary expediei^y but it is in , -is spotty problems,” he said. and |)low roads They were put back on Hartford policeman said. half-inch of rain fell in Windsor Ix)eks regular duly .several hours later when fact a distortion of the free market,” said the Please turn to page 10 O'Connor said the department re A little wet snow fell Monday Ad club appoints Derrick spokesman, who added he thinks Boeing's planes-for- Monday, before the storm passed out to the snow faded to appear oil swap "may have added to the current glut on the oil ‘Free land’ ads may be wrong Lynne Derrick, daughter of Phyllis and Melvin market.” BIBLE STUDY Derrick of 165 Shallowbrook Lane, Manchester, WASHINGTON (UPI) - Adver The Homesteading Act, for in Barter typically flourishes during recessions, and tisements stating “free govern Small group in home has been appointed associate director of the with the Latin American debt crisis, counter-trade stance, which once freed up public New reality makes Reagan Advertising Club of Greater Boston. She will ment land” may sound intriguing, land for private individuals, was Sweet tooths and barter have exploded, especially in Miami, in the but their information may not be Bible discussions that handlf the budgetary and adminstrative respon last few years. repealed in 1976 for all states are designed to enrich sibility for the daily supervision of the business accurate, according to the U.S. except Alaska. need sugar Barter now makes up 50 percent of the business General Services Administration. your life. and social organization. deals that Charles MacKay, president of a heavy To obtain a copy of the booklet, Derrick, a 1969 graduate of Manchester High To provide better information amenable to Pentagon cuts equipment exporting company in Miami, negotiates send $2.25 to the Consumer Infor Tuesday evenings School ancj a 1973 graduate of Trinity College, the Bureau of Land Management NEW YORK (UPI) - Substi in his business. Charles McKay & Associates. mation Center, Dept. 170M, By Helen Thomas Hartford, formerly lived in Madison, Wis., where of the U.S. Department of the Pueblo. Co. 81009. Also available 7:30-9:00 PM tuting an artificial sweetener half that in fiscal 1990. powers prepare to renew their McKay, patting an onyx table he swapped for Interior has published a booklet, Call for a spoonful of sugar may only United Press International she gained experience in advertising business equipment with the Dominican Republic, said given a are “Sales of Federal Surplus Real Officials said no decisions would arms control dialogue next month. management and commercial broadcasting. She “Can I Really Get Free or Cheap Estate" and “Consumer Informa 647-0069 add to a dieter's woes, an expert be made on the defense budget Speakes acknowledged the com choice, "I'd rather have the check.” Public Land?”, which tells what WASHINGTON — Aides say that was a board member of the Madison Advertising "I'd rather go back to selling machinery. It's much tion Catalog", which are both free. ______anytime on obesity says. until Weinberger returns to Wa ment did not "totally reflect his Federation, chairwoman of the Addy Awards land is available, what is not, and considering, the “political cli shington later in the week from a (Reagan’s) budget-cutting" mood. easier,” he said. how to buy it. Judith Rodin, a social psy mate,” President Reagan appar program and editor of the club's monthly chologist at Yale University, trip aboard. “It depends on how much" is newsletter. McKay said barter is much more complicated than Inaccuracies about public land CHRISTIAN HOPE AND LOVE ently is ready to make some “I don’t think it’s clear which scaled back, he said. normal financial transactions because you have to said artificial sweeteners only spending cuts in the Pentagon’s The Advertising Club of Greater Boston, are often spread by promoters who Dial 649-H O PE way the cat will jump, ” one official Still to be decidodj Speakes said, know overseas markets. Traders can find themselves give the false impression they delay the craving for sugar. budget when he completes the founded in 1904, has more than l,400membersand engaged in a deal only to discover the product they are orMM«73 OOPS... said, but there will be “some is whether Reagan will bow to is the second largest advertising trade organizati- work for the U.S. government, and AaSnMryol They do not remove it. slashing of some domestic reduction” in defense spending. pressure from Capitol Hill and importing is not allowed in by the U.S. government, then peddle lists and services that In an interview in Psychology programs. has a tariff on it, or is of poor quality. Cantor CongragaUonal Churdi We made a Deputy press secretary Larry some of his advisers by agreeing to misinform consumers. Today published Monday, Despite vigorous opposition Speakes indicated Reagan might a smaller increa.se in the Pentagon Securities to be sold “People can get skinned alive,” McKay said. "If mistake. Rodin said the kind of food eaten from Defense Secretary Caspar be more amenable to compromise they're not financially strong people are going to get budget than the double-digit boost BOSTON — The board of New England at one meal invariably deter Weinberger, Reagan at least is than he suggested last week in sought by Weinberger. hung.” Something Different...... wish Someone A expected to slow the rate of growth Telephone has authorized the filing of a shelf The Special mines what we have a craving warning a military cutback could Republican congressional lead registration for up to $300 million in debt Frank Mestre, an exporter of Caterpillar tractors, in military spending, which has send a wrong signal to Moscow ers said last week Reagan would found himself having to sell Mexican gloves and 10% savings for and what we eat at the next. soared in the last four years. securities. Happy Birthday “A person who has just had a about U.S. resolve as the super- have to trim his projected military A shelf registration is a set amount of securities marble slabs when he couldn't collect the cash owed (on *5**" or more) is Reagan met twice Monday with budget by $8 billion to $1S billion him for heavy equipment he sold to Mexico after the A Herald Happy Heart saccharin-sweetened snack at his chief budget advisers and is registered with the Securities & Exchange peso was devalued. with next year lo meet his fiscal target Commission for possible future sals in amounts of two o’clock is more likely to “almost through with the domestic with a plan that could be sold to "It was a real headache. We had to stop doing it." available at want a piece of cake at four sidj” of his budget cutting, admin the issuer's choosing. Mestre said. m m Congress. Proceeds could be used to refinance outstand o'clock," Rodin said. istration officials say. Inside Today Reagan’s goal is to cut the The Mexican marble was of different widths and WOODUND GARDBIS The Washington Post reported ing debt or for general corporate purposes. Happy BirthdaV^ Rodin said the key factor in federal deficit by $42 billion in the shades and had streaks running through it that during the what a person eats depends on that Reagan gave tentative appro 20 poeet. 2 uctloni 1986 fiscal year budget and aifns to “looked like snakes.” A year and a half later he is still insulin levels. val to cuts in farm price supports halve the deficit to $100 billion by UPI photo Reynolds buys Sunkist trying to sell some of the marble. John. and a shift away from federal farm Advice ...... 12 The higher the insulin level, Area towns...... lo 1988. BOSTON — General Cinema Corp. said it has loans and toward loan guarantees. Classified...... is.19 He has said he wants to accomp Key to Boston Despite its reluctance, McKay wants the Com Only the hungrier a person feels. He also reportedly gave tentative coinpleted the sale of all of the outstanding stock .Love And, she said, thg, artificial Com ics...... 8 lish those goals by cutting govern of Sunkist Soft Drinks .Iric. to R.J. R efolds merce Department to help businesses get into barter. approval to cuts in college-student Entertainment...... 12 Nobel Peace Prize winner bishop Desmond Tutu of He is asking the department to hold a special “Bretton $6.00 sweetener will not lower insulin ment spending without raising Industries for about $57 million in cash. Mary aid. Lottery...... 2 taxes — his campaign promise. South Africa (right) gets the key to the city from Mayor Woods style” conference on barter and counter-trade. ONIY levels. The levels will remain Officials said Reagan did not Obituaries...... 10' Sunkist Soft Drinks markets its products under Opinion...... A Speakes said Reagan hopes to Ray Flynn at Faneuil Hall in Boston Monday. Tutu,' the Sunkist registered trademark through a The Miami barter exchange plans in the next few We regret any high and can only be lowered approve a specific plan to cut farm "weeks to hire a consultant and draft a business plan. Call.... Peopletalk ...1...... wind 2 up work on domestic portions speaking at Harvard University later, assailed U.s! licensing, agreement with Sunkist Growers Inc ask for.... inconvenience to our later on (>y eating something price supports but asked aides to Sports...... !, 15-17 Freeman said the Miami exchange, authorized by of the budget by today and issue Its products include Sunkist Orange and Diet custom ersr with sugar. draft one with the goal of reducing Television...... s budget-cutting instructions to the investments in South African fompanies and called for Sunkist sodas. an act of the Legislature in June, would be the first 643-2711 the $12.9 billion estimated cost of Weather...... 2 "international barter exchange center.” Janet 166 Woodlind 81, Minchiitw Cabinet during a meeting sche more vigorous challenges of Pretoria’s apartheid the program in fiscal 1987 to about duled for Wednesday. policies. Story on page 5. t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Dec 4, 1984 MANCHESTER HERAlJ) TiicmI.h IVi •«. I‘W 3 Cut Your Own Taxes Kraatz wants shifT District Without Keogh plan, moonlighters miss chance to save in state tenant law vote is Editor's note: This is the second in a series of four The confusion over the right to use both Keogh plans income. IRAs have parted company. Effective for 19M articles on steps you can take this year to "Cut Your and IR A plans exists in part because Keogh plans do , Keogh plans are used by many small businessmen returns, IRAs must be funded by April 15, 1985, the By Alex GIrelM Own Taxes and Save.” normal deadline for paying taxes. This is so even if the The town administration is pre the same kinds of things IRAs do. as their basic pension plan apart from Social Security. Herald Reporter Keoghs have proven to be especially attractive to taxpayer gets an extension of time for filing the paring to begin inspecting build tonight Keogh plans inspired IRAs. Keoghs are named after By Robert Metz former Rep. Eugene Keogh, D-N.Y. He pushed the doctors and other professionals. return. Not so for Keoghs. ings throughout town, which could Newspaper Enterprise Association idea for a decade before the rest of Congress accepted Muncipalities would not be liable give rise to new questions of Voters in the Kigblh I’tililics TAX TRAP: Special rules apply to Keogh owners his concept that taxpayers should be entitled to TAX TIP: Taxpayers can delay funding their Keogh for the cost of relocating apart responsibility under the law. District will iiiccl lonigltl (.mIccuIc who hire others. Usually, employees must be included Moonlighters take note. If you do not have a Keogh pension plans even if they didn't work for an employer plan until they actually file. Thus, they must ment dwellers when buildings are for a secoml lime wlicll t llic- in the plan. See your tax adviser. At a 103-unit apartment complex plan, you are probably missing a chance to save taxes. who had one. determine the tax due and pay it by the April deadline. condemned for health conditions district slunild go alitMtl w all | ! Like funds set aside for IR A plans, funds placed in called The Olcott, the town re It’s an opportunity you can exploit far into 1985, so The concept has since been widened a lot. That’s to Still the Keogh plan can be funded as of the final to buy land for lonvluu lion ol .1 Keoghs can be invested at banks, savings associations or housing code violations if cently declared 11 apartments long as you set up your Keogh by year's end. encourage saving, which is viewed favorably because deadline untter whatever extension the taxpayers firehouse on Tinlaiol I ci iiinke at credit unions, or at mutual funds. Or the money can Manchester Health Director Ro unsafe for occupancy after they Many taxpayers who qualify for Keogh plans stilj savings add to the pool of capital for investment. apply for and get. At a meeting on Srpi 1,’. \oleis ^ invested with a broker. In 1984, for the first time, it nald Kraatz had his way. were damaged by water after don’t have one because they accept the misguided After several upgradings. Keogh rules now allow a authorized the d isiii,! lio.ird of is not necessary to have a bank or financial institution Kraatz has suggested a change idea that an individual taxpayer cannot have an maximum deduction for contributions of 15 percent of TAX TRAP: A reminder — 1984 taxes are due by heavy rainfall came through a roof Directors by a voleof.'Ullo KMobny serve as a trustee in the state law on relocation, the Individual Retirement Account as well as a Keogh the self-employment net income up to a ceiling of April 15. This holds whether or not you have an IR A that was being repaired. Nearly all land for $8.‘>.INNI on u hii li to build a With minor exceptions, withdrawals cannot be plan. $30,000. For example, a self-employed manufactur plan, a Keogh plan or both. Uniform Relocation Assistance the occupants of those apartments firehouse to .sem- the llncklaiid made before age 59'/i without penalty. Exceptions: Ail told, some taxpayers are saving for retirement er’s agent who nets $10,000 after deductible expenses The Internal Revenue Service routinely grants Act. The town administration has have moved out of the building. area. death, disability or separating from the company. But in four places at the same time — a company pension could put $1,500 in Keogh. Remember, the income four-month extensions for filing inrome tax returns. passed the suggestion on to the But because those tenants re llov^ever. a m-g.ilue recoil on withdrawals must start in the year you turn 70'A. plan, an IRA, a Keogh for their moonlighting income, Inust come from the performances of services. It In appropriate circumstances, individual taxpayers Connecticut Conference of Munci ceived no formal assistance from the d is lriil’s pi.ms by the town’s and Social Security. cannot come from investments or other "unearned” T A X T R A P : In one important respect Keoghs and can extend the filing deadline to Oct. 15, 1985. palities, which works to promote the town, questions of responsibil-' Planning and '/oi.ing t ’omimssion legislation favored by municipal ity were avoided. made a sei ond lote m re.s.s:iry. officials. Kraatz said Monday that a District I’lCMdent W:illcr Joyner said Ibis monnng that he Kraatz said Friday that under building inspector and a health did not ;inliei|i,ile iiini'h opposition current law the town is responsible Weather inspector would be assigned to the at the sei'ond vole 1 don’t like to Peopletalk for the cost of relocating tenants inspections one day a week. The Herald photo by Tarquinio forecast what \olers w ill do. but 1 , whenit condemns a building. It can Today’s forecast inspections are planned to begin on would a.ssume wi- will gel a Bureaucratic acting bring a civil suU against the owner a 13-block stretch of Main Street Getting ready for songfest favorable response, ” he said Eternal Hope of a building to recover the money and continue throughout town, The meeting is al 7: .’III p in at tlw Connecticut, Massachusetts 7:30 p.m. From left to right are Choir Ernest Pellegrin is the head of the Tennessee Some folks get man of the yearawards but Bob and Rhode Island: Today: partly it spends, but the burden of proving health officials have said. Seventh-graders at Bennet Junior High district firehouse at Main and prison system but is moonlighting as a judge in Hope is going one giant step farther. The sunny in the extreme west, that the building owner was at fault The start of the inspections has School prepare last week for their winter Director Walter Grzyb and students Hilliard si reels the movie "M arie." The film stars Sissy Spacek comedian has been named humanitarian of the mostly sunny elsewhere. Windy rests with the town. been delayed by staffing problems choral concert, which will be held Twana Flanagan, Bryan LeDoux and DisIricI bylaws leiitiire a quo in the role of Marie Ragghianti, a former member rum of 15 voters, A simple century by United Cerebral Palsy and will and cold with highs in the 30s and And in any event, the town must in the Building Department. The of the state’s parole board who blew the whistle on- ' Thursday in the Cone gymnasium at Matthew Epstein. majority is needed to anIhorize tiH' receive the award at the UCP 30th annual low 40s. Tonight: clear breezy spend the money up front. colleagues who were granting criminals cle department recently hired an dire’ctors In pnrelmse the land, humanitarian awards dinner in New York on Dec. and cold with iows in the 20s The question of what responsibil inspector to fill a vacancy, but mency in return for cash. ‘ . 3. which is currently the site of except some readings 10 to 20 ity the town has for relocating another is out sick. A Pellegrin aide said Ragghianti recom Receiving mere humanitarian o f the year Keeney’s Garage ;il 10H:i Tolland mended the commissioner for the role in the western highlands and protected tenants came up in the recent Chief Building Inspector Russell Turnpike. awards will be Thomas F. O’Neill, chairman of valleys. Wednesday: sunny with Directors face night movie, which is being filmed in Nashville and dispute between the town and Davidson said last week that the The properly is next to a RKO General Inc., and Thomas S. Murphy, highs mostly in the 30s. North Carolina. "H e acted a lot in high school and chairman. Capital Cities Communications Inc. merchant George Marlow, who department would probably be up town-owned fire sl'alion around Maine: Snow tapering off to The Manchester Board of Direc college.” the spokesman said. "H e was one of the ABC’s Peter Jennings will emcee the event and rents apartments in his building at to full strength by mid-December. International Association of Fire by the directors include the which the town’s paid firelighlers flurries north today after total tors will cofisider filling 40 vacan better high school actors in the state." The mov ie entertainment will be provided by Robert 869 Main St. The dispute over what In another recommendation for fighters which provides pay in following: cannot legally provide fire accumulations of 6 to 14 inches or cies on town boards and commit- also stars Don Hood playing former Gov. Ray Merrill. the Health Department ruled were state action. Kraatz asks that the creases of 8 percent retroactive to • Accepting a $1,055 grunt to the protection. Blanton, who is now in a federal prison for more. Elsewhere becoming ' tecs when it meets tonight at 8 July, I. 8 percent on July 1. 1985, Slate courts li.ive ruled lhal the numerous violations of the housing state increase funding to munici Mary Cheney Library for a liter peddling state liquor licenses. partly sunny. Windy with highs o’clock in the hearing room of and 8 percent on July 1, 1986. acy program. di.strict’s KM) niember volunleer code seems to have been substan palities for health promotion and in the 30s north to near 40 south. Lincoln Center. The contracj, if approved, would fire department has ih.il right. tially resolved after a meeting • Approving a design for con Fair tonight but chance of wellness programs. He also sug The appointments are among a also raise the bonus rate for struction by Instructors^of the At a meeting la.s! monlli, disirici Watch for wayward west wlnd"^ between Marlow and the Housing flurries north. Lows in the teens. gests increased protection for number of personnel matters on paramedics in the town fire Handicapped of a swimming pool directors rejeeied .1 suggestion by “La Cage” on the road Mostly sunny Wednesday. Highs Today; mostly sunny. High 35 to 40. Becoming windy with a west wind (kxle Enforcement Committee on workers’ rights to a smoke-free the agenda for the board’s regular department from $400 a year to at Manchester High School for the town that the district l oiilract • Beatles on film Nov. 20. monthly meeting. 20 to 25 north and 25 to 30 south. increasing to 15 to 25 mph by afternoon. Tonight; clear with lows in workplace. $800 a year and for EMT Interme handicapped persons. with the town fire depailnieni to Producer Allan Carr arrived in New Orieans The directors'are also scheduled Britain’s movie critics don’t think much of Paul N ew F lu rries the teens. Wind west 10 to 15 mph. Wednesday: sunny. Highs in the In the course of the exchanges The town administration agreed diates from $200 a year to $400 a • Approving an increased fee fight fires ill the lluekl.uid area Friday to put the finishing touches on the third Hampshire: to review the performance Of McCartney's "Give My Regards to Broad likely north and partly sunny in 30s. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Kristin Coveli, 9, of 49 between Marlow and the commit about two weeks ago not to enforce year. structure for the Manchester The district also again offered to company of "La Cage aux Folles ” the Tony General Manager Robert Weiss Street," breaking out terms like self-indulgent the south today. Windy with Brookfield St., a fourth grader at Bowers School. tee at hearings that led up to the a smoking policy it had proposed. The directors will consider auth Country Club. purchase the ne.irby firehouse and banal in their reviews last week, but a movie Award-winning musical about two homosexuals. over the past two years. Weiss has orizing four new positions in the from the town. Previous offers by Carr said the company would be joined by highs in the 30s to low 40s. Chance Nov. 20 agreement, however, The proposal had drawn fire • Approving an agreement h<“- involving another former Beatle.'prarge Harri submitted a report to the board engineering division of the Public the district have Im-cii rebuffed by of flurries north and mostly clear Marlow and his attorney, John D. from the police union and the tween Lawrence Fiano and the son, is faring better. another.in Japan in February and still another in outlining the accomplishments of Works Department. Public Works town officials, who say the fire Australia in March. Heading the third cast is south tonight. Lows in the teens. LaBelle Sr., both said the town municipal employees union. The Board of Education under which "A Private Function," made by Harrison’s the town administration over that Director George A. Kandra has house is needed to provide fire Salt contamination Fiano will regrade a slope on the Peter Marshall, best known as host of television's Mostly sunny Wednesday. Highs would have to pay to move tenants Hand Made production company, is being hailed unions had insisted that the smok period. suggested increasing personnel so protection for .several .schools and "Hollywood Squares." and Broadway star Keene in the 20s to low 30s. Manchester High School campus as the comedy of the year and features Michael if they were forced to relocate as a ing policy affected working condi They also will consider approv that the town can do more of its residential areas in the north pari Curtis. so that Fiano cun build hou.ses on Palin of "Monty Python" fame and Maggie Vermont: Blustery and very result of housing code inspections. tions of town employees and thus ing a recommendation for a engineering work in house instead of town. This latest company, which makes its debut adjacent land. Smith. It’s about a small Yorkshire town that cold with light snow north and shaking farmers Kraatz argued in response that should be negotiated with the property tax revaluation by town of contracting for it. In another niatter. Joyner said Dec. 11. is aimed at bringing "La Cage" to cities wants to celebrate the impending marriage in occasional flurries south. One to while the law clearly holds that the unions. staff instead of an outside consul-' And the board will consider • Approving the issue of $4.6 the appointinent of a new district that otherwise would have to wait too long. “ It’s tant. Officials have said an in- 1947 of Princess Elizabeth by fattening up a 2 inches possible north. Temper town must pay to relocate tenants When the town administration amendments to personnel rules million in bonds for infrastructure fire t'hief would lx- announced almost like the m ovies," Carr said. "B y the time house revaluation could save as kidnapped pig. atures mainly 25 to 30. Consider By Bruce Schwoegler reason. when it condemns a building, backed down from enforcing the concerning contract employees, repairs. when the district ilireclors meet a big show gets to a small city, it’s old news." able cloudiness with scattered United Press International much as $250,000. examinations to fill vacancies, • Authorizing an appraisal of Harrison did not attend the London premier of Some ancient fertile farming "there are questions about apply policy, a Nov. 26 hearing by the D»‘c. 17. Chief John Chrisiensen "Broad Street" but sent his wife, Olivia. flurries tonight. Lows zero to 15. areas reverted to deserts be In addition, the nine-member maternity leaves of absence, and town-owned land on Love Lane in announced his resignation la.st ing it in cases of mere code State Labor Relations Board on the Becoming sunny Wednesday. BOSTON — There is an agri cause of this. Today, a' United board will consider approving a leaves to attend funerals. preparation for selling sections of month, citing differences with the enforcement action.” smoking policy was canceled. Highs 25 to 30. cultural dilem m a creeping up on Nations report estimated 300 contract with Local 1579 of the Other matters to be considered it to abutting property owners. district directors us with the speed of a salt shaker million acres — half the world’s They love Lucy Walking the floor over wills Extenffed outlook on a rainy day. M any farm ers irrigated land — experiences don’t realize the problem yet, More than 100 stars turned up for the taping of crop yield reductions due to A clash of wills resulted in Ernest Tubb’s wife. Extended outlook for New the "All Star Party for Lucille Ball," an though they have seen crops salinization. Manchester Developer says plaza would help area Olene Adams Tubb. being replaced as adminis-’ invitational black-tie event given by Variety England Thursday through begin to wither and die. The Salt contamination can be trator of his estate. Saturday; Clubs International, the show business charity dilemma is sait contamination of corrected in many instances — By Kathy Gormus tive tenants, whom he refused to name. A judge named a bank to oversee the estate at In Turnpike. of Planning Alan F’. Latn.son. who also that each year creates a new facility at a Connecticut, Massachusetts soil. for a price. Herald Reporter "This is in n » way, shape or form a the request of the Grand Ole Opry star's oldest O’Neill said that although the entire spoke on beh.ilf of the develo|H>r, told children’s hospital in honor of that year's and Rhode Island; A chance of We’ve heard of other salt- speculative project," he told the PZC. two-lane section would not be widened, Smith that many of the Conservation son and partner, Justin Wayne Tubb. Over-watering cleanses soil, G O P has active week honoree. rain and snow Thursday, chance reiated problems. Wintertime A proposed shopping center on Town Engineer Walter J. Senkow a traffic light placed in front of the "There’s been friction between us for years," Commi.ssion’s requests could not he This year’s party, to air on CBS Dec. 9, boasts a of flurries Friday. Fair and cold road salting has been curtailed in but irrigators sometimes don’t The Republican Town Committee will meet at Tolland Turnpike would alleviate flood told the commission that the developer Tubb said of his stepmother. Tubb claims his shopping center would stagger the flow met for reasons of safety and special comedy routine by » d Caesar and Carl Saturday. D aytim e highs in the Some areas as groundwater has have endless water supplies or 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Lincoln Center ing and traffic problems that have and his consultants had acted "very father left a will in 1979 that has been lost or of traffic enough to make the area less maintenance. Reiner that they wrote for the occasion. Other 30s to low 40s, overnight lows in become contaminated. Coastal must pay heavily for the conven hearing room to take care of post-election plagued a section of the road, a responsibly" in planning the shopping destroyed. Olene Tubb. who was separated from of a problem. IN OTHER , BUSINESS Monday guests include Lucy’s kids, Lucie Arnaz and Desi the teens and 20s. ience. Drainage ponds can be housekeeping details. developer’s representatives told the center. The proposed changes to the her husband in 1975, produced a 1983 will but the communities from Florida to Plans for the widening of the road night, the PZC: Am az Jr., as well as Cary Grant, Jimmy Stewart, Vermont: Blustery and cold constructed where water which Republican Town Committee Chairman Curtis Planning and Zoning Commission road and drainage culvert would help judge said it was not legal because it was not Cape Cod have experienced sea and the installation of a traffic signal • Tabled q prop MA.M'HESTER HERALD Tuesitay Dvv 4 1984 1) S /W o rld I show *64 experiments Jackson gets visa, In B rie f Army made germ war tests at airport LBJ wanted guerilla estimate but supporters By Daniel F. Gilmore NEW YORK — President Lyndon Johnson The document also reproduced Army Soviets are reported to have used Washington, Boston, Chicago and Los SAVE BIG! United Press International ' asked Gen. William Westmoreland to estimate photographs, taken surreptitiously, of poison gas or chemicals against rebels Angeles would have the highest inci the number of insurgents fighting alongside several agents with their fake luggage in Afghanistan. dence of infection. wary of Pretoria t^SHINGTON — Passengers at North Vietnamese troops so authorities, could wandering among passengers at the The experiments in Washington were The document is not clear — or the Washington's National Airport and a better conduct the war, evidence introduced at terminal and bus station. carried out under the auspices of the details have been deleted — on whether ■ E X U J E BATTERIES the CBS Westmoreland libel trial shows. city mus terminal were secretly The Church of Scientology, which has experiments were actually carried out By Steve Gorman tern Army Biological Laboratories at Fort spra^d with bacteria by Army agents forseeable end to the demonstra Westmoreland is suing the network for $120 exposed previous Army and CIA drug Detrick, Md, Despite deletions, many in Chicago and San Francisco. United Press International to t ^ how enemy forces might start a tions or the impact." million,-claiming the 1982 documentary, ' The experiments through Freedom of In details of the op^ation are included in It said. "N o terminal employee, Super 90 day warranty on all Exide automotive smallpox epidemic, newly released Monday's protests brought to 23 Incounted Enemy: A Vietnam Deception," formation Act reque.sts, forwarded its "Mi.scellaneous Publication 7.” which passenger or visitor gave outward WASHINGTON — Civil rights baitafias bafora prorallon bagins. documents reveal. the number of people arrested in falsely reported he downplayed enemy troop findings to Sen James Sasser. D-Tenn. was stamped "secret. " indication of .suspicion that something leader Jesse Jackson has permis The experiments were carried out in Washington and New York in the - 3 -EXKXE-4 & aoe EDGE strengUi so that Johnson would send more troops Sasser has raised questions about A source at the Dugway Proving unusual was taking place" during the sion from South Africa to visit i^xt 13-dayold Free South .Africa to Vietnam. The trial is to ri'sume today. 1964 and 1965 and may also have current expansion plans for the Dug- tests. . year, but organizers of anti 399 Ground said the document is authentic included luis terminals in Chicago and Movement, organized by the black The evidence, introduced Monday by CBS way Proving Ground in Utah where although parts are still classified. A Fort Dertick officials estimated the apartheid protests in the United 95 il095 e095 San FranCTsco, according to a iKavily foreign policy lobby TransAfrica. attorney David Boies, was a cable sent from Gen. defenses against chemical and biologi spokesman at Sa.sser's office con tests cost $21,730. the document said. States question the white-minority censored document released to the Seven members of Ctmgress Earle Wheeler, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of cal warfare are studied firmed a copy had been received "but Starting in 1952, Fort Detrick also government’s motives. have been arrested at the Church of Scientology under the Staff, to the Commander in Chief of the Pacific, The material also was sent to the we haven't had a chance to study it cooperated with the CIA in that Upon arriving in Washington embassy. ANTI-F r e e ,- Freedom of Information Act and made Adm, II.S. Grant Sharpe, and Westmoreland The chairmen of the House Subcommittee yet.” agency's exotic experiments on Ameri late Monday night from New York. public Monday. The protesters are demanding cable was sent on the president s behalf on Investigations and the House An Army spokesman did not return a cans and some Canadians to covertly Jackson said South Africa’s Am the release of 21 black labor Protecls winter ( e „ f Army Special Operations agents 7 Comm ittee on Science and Technology. call seeking Pentagon comment. disorient or incapacitate enemy.agents bassador Bernardus Fourie called leaders they say are being de- used Oerosol-like blowers concealed in Israeli convoy moves north Last month. Defense Secretary Cas Document 7 estimated that the or groups with drugs or hypnosis. him Monday to tell him his 1985 Boston CeHics Calendar specially built suitcases to spray the tained without charges in white- P" corrosion par Weinberger .sent a letter to Sasser spraying of outgoing airline and bus In one CIA experiment, an Army application for a visa had been BEIRUT, Lebanon — A convoy of 2.3 Israeli bacteria — bacillus .subtilis var. niger ruled South Africa. They also call stating the United States does not passengers with a highly contagious biologist became deranged and com granted although, " I do not have it for the release of political prison to the first 500 customers year rounij tanks, troop carriers and jeeps today crossed into — in the north departure building of engage in any biological or toxin disease, such as smallpox, would have mitted suicide in 19.53 after drinking a in writing." ers and for negotiations between the disputed Iklim Kharroub region — where the National Airport and the Greyhound Lebane.se army battled Druze militiamen — weapons development activities. far-reaching effects. glass of liquor laced with LSD at an Jackson’s announcement came the country’s opposition leaders Saturday bus terminal in the downtown section of The United States and the Soviet hours after Rep. Parren Mitchell, despite Israel's promise not to intervene The document says the Army esti agency-arranged reception. and the Pretoria government for P10S:$|.2S the capital city, the document said. D-Md., activist Dick Gregory and a Rebate Farther north, artillery and mortar battles Union have signed a 1972 treaty mated that "infected pas.sengers" in The government eventually admit-, the end to that country’s racial The bacteria is harmless, according banning biological weapons but re- black labor leader were arrested in December broke out today on the mountains east of Beirut to the document the tests would carry the bacteria to ted liability and belatedly granted his segregationist policies known as between the troops loyal to Christian President .search on both sides continues. The .more than 200 cities. New York. wife $750,000 com|>ensation. demonstrations at the South Afri apartheid. 1st! OD 1 gallon purchase. Amin Gemayel and the Druze militia of Tourism can Embassy in Washington. Four In addition, the group wants the other people were arrested at the Minister Walid Jumblatt, the sources said, administration to end its policy of South African consulate in New » A I.ehanese army corpiiral was kilied and a "constructive engagement." York. I soldier wounded in similar battles in the same Patient’s Sharon under which U S. relations are Personal checks regipn Monday. District of Columbia congres improved in hopes it will.lead to an As the mountain artillery duels e.scalated. sional Delegate Walter Fauntroy, easing of apartheid. with proper 1.0. Ixibanese army commander Gen. Michel Aoun a founder of the protests and oneof At the White House, a top summoniKl his top aides for a meeting on ways of says mag the first three praple arrested at administration official, while rest ending the violence, the embassy, said Jackson’s trip ating U.S. opp^ition to apartheid, Lebanese military sources said fighting could "be a very positive develop Monday dismissed as "rubbish” ment if handled with care," between Christian and Moslem Druze militiamen complaints from the protest lead in the Iklim Kharroub had died down before the improves is biased “ My only concern,” Fauntroy ers that President Reagan has Israeli convoy moved info the region, said, “ was whether there was a been too soft on South Africa, strategy on the part of the South Mitchell, Gregory and Washing By David E. Nathan Bv Elian Cates African government to defuse the ton labor leader Joslyn Williams Falwell testifies in trial United Press International United Press International momentum gathering around the were handcuffed^nd driven away ROANOKE, Va — The Rev. .Jerry Falwell country for the Free South Africa by police Monday as 150 demon LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The rapid te.stified today in his US million libel suit against NEW YORK — The reporter who movement by using an ill-timed strators chanted and carried signs I^irry' Flynt, calling the Hu.stler magazine recovery of mechanical heart patient wrote a story that prompted Ariel trip^b'y Reverend Jackson to South 500 feet away from the diplomatic Bill Schroeder may allow Humana publisher a "porn king" who besmirched the Sharon's $50 million libel suit against Africa to make some inadequate compound. Hospital Audubon surgeons to move up memory of his sainted mother. Time magazine says the former Israeli concession." "Siouth Africa is the only country the timetable for implanting the Flynt, the. wheelchair-bound publisher who Defense Minister was not punished But Jackson said the demonstra on this planet that has a law saying bills himself as the "king of sleaze,” reportedly- world's third! permanent artificial enough for failing to anticipate the tions would not be undermined by that a person is less than a human heart, doctors say. missed a plane connection and was not in court for West Beirut massacre. his trip, aimed at mobilizing world being.” Gregory said the start of testimony. Doctors originally thought prior to Sharon's attorney Milton Gouldspent opinion against South Africa. Four others were a rrest^ out 4 0 Z . At issue in the case is an '-ad parody-' printed in the Nov. 25 implant it would be two to two hours Monday questioning corres ’"11101:6 is no real trade-off at side South Africa's consulate in three months before another similar PROTECTANT the November 1983 and January I984 issues of the pondent David Halevy about his "state all." he said. ’"These demonstra New York, where dozens of sign operation could be performed sexually^explicit magazine accusing Falwell of of mind” in an attempt to show the tions are going to improve. They carrying protesters marched in a ir« scisiies but H woftu Mw msglc. 8 7 ( committing incest with his mother in an nuthou.se But the condition of the 52-year-old Israeli journalist acted with malice in are going to expand... TTiere is no circle under a downpour and getting drunk before preaching. grandfather from Jasper. Ind., was reporting the disputed Time article. GSUOM upgraded Monday from critical but Falwell testified when he read the ad. " I have The general contends Time's Feb. 2 1 , Price breakthrough! stable to serious, and doctors said he never been as angry as I was at that moment . . I 1983. cover .story "The Verdict Is WINDSHIELD Just Arrived! had never believed that human beings could do may leave the hospital far sooner than Guilty” falsely suggests he encouraged Tutu, in Bay State, expected. this, I really fell ike weeping.*’ Lebanon's Phalangist troops to slaugh WASHER "W h e n that occurs we would con ter hundreds of Palestinians in two sider an elective second implant," said refugee camps. raps apartheid policy Court to rule on prayer Allan Lansing, director of the Humana Gould asked Halevy if he had any PRE-MIX M © b ilF Heart Institute, "And I would think that personal hostility toward Sharon. BOSTON (UPI) — Nobel peace WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court is being would be two to three months but, to receive a citation from the Winter formula. asked to refine its controversial 22-year-old "There is no hostility," Halevy said laureate Desmond Tutu of South Harvard Foundation for "his cour again, he's done .so well it's hard to emphatically. "On my part, no -20“ below 0. decision on school prayer and determine whether predict.” Africa has attacked his country's ageous devotion to the struggle for hostility." racial separation policy as "blas a moment of silence and meditation in public Lansing said barring an emergency human rights." However, Halevy said he was de phemous” and pressed for an end school violates the ban on state-sponsored prayer situation, doctors would not perform He received an honorary doctor in the classroom. pressed and embittered by the fact to U.S. investments with firms of laws degree from the Ivy League another implant until Schroeder is that, although an official Israeli Lawyers for Alabama and the administration ready to leave the hospital. doing business in the apartheid school in 1979. commission found Sharon had "indi nation. T B ID 0 N > | were set to argue before the court today on behalf "W e devote our entire effort to his Themba Vilakazi, a spokesman of an Alabama law passed in 1981 that allows rect " responsibility for the massacre, Speaking to ateut 500 people for the Africa National Congress of Mobil recovery, making sure he is doing well the minister quickly bounced back to Pesealable schools to set aside a brief period for silent and getting him to the point where he is Monday at Boston’s historic Fa- South Africa, a civil rights group ^ p e r UPI photo political power and prominence. WINTER BLADE prayer, reflection or meditation. ready to leave the hospital and nueil Hall, the black Anglican outlawed by the Pretoria govern plastic State-sponsored prayer has been banned from "It was an alarming sign that Church bishop said the apartheid ment in 1960. said he met Tutu for easy pour 1OW40 preferably out of the hospital. " Lans something is rotten in the state of classrooms since the court ruled in 1962 that ing said. The protests go on policy of the white-minority gover- the first time at the Fanueil Hall Israel," Halevy said with emotion. ment in Pretoria is "not just bottle. public school teachers may not lead students in "H e is the number one priority and ceremony. recitations of prayer. Protesters burn an effigy of the British Prime Minister Margaret "You thought he had not been wrong:’ it’s blasphemous." "H e told us to keep up the good nobody gets his slot until he's ready to punished enough? " Gould asked. The Alabama "minute of silence law, " passed move out.” Lansing said. Thatcher during a Thatcher Out’ demonstration in Dublin He reiterated his theme of work and he supports the work in the midst of a renewed national campaign to "It looks that way,'' Halevy testified. fighting against apartheid in a we’re doing in the city,” said Schroeder told chief surgeon. Dr. Monday^nigjjt. Thatcher is in Dublin along with other EEC "It worried me that he got vindication return prayer to school, is the first major William DeVries, he is ready to "go non-violent way in a “ struggle for Vilakazi. a native South African. leaders fo?~a two-day European Economic Summit. after 15 months.” justice and peace and humanity ” prayer-in-school case the court has considered fishing and watch a ballgame," nine "Another thing we’re working on is since 1962. On_^-&urth day of questioning by days after he became the world's "What we say to our white to get Harvard to divest its funds.'' 8 7 < Sharon's lawyer, Halevy testified that brothers in South Africa is. ’You Last year. Congress was loljbied heavily to second person to receive an artificial Harvard President Derek Bok Heavy duly wiping ele quart return prayer to schools and President Reagan heart. he became highly critical of Sharon's have lost already. Join the winning ■ recently issued a statement, say Panel chides Ferraro military strategy two months after side.’ " he said. ment for clean wiping in made it a campaign issue. His administration hatf Barney Clark, a Seattle dentist, "Was ing the university will not divest its Israel's invasion of Lebanon. Tutu also again downplayed the thrown its weight behind Alabama in the the first person to receive a permanent investments in firms doing busi winter'weather driving. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Ethics tive John Zaccaro. Sharon accuses Time, its reporters personal glory bestowed on him as Supreme Court appeal, arguing in legal papers artificial heart. He lived 112 days. ness in South Africa. P L U S : up to S3.00 in that students do not have to pray but may use the in Government Act was violated by The two "no” votes reportedly came and writers of having a "vicious bias” the winner of the 1984 Nobel Peace Vilakazi said daily anti Hundreds of well-wishers from the Rep. Geraldine Ferraro, D-N.Y., at mail-in rebates direct from time to "think about yesterday's footballgameor from Republicans — Hank Brown of against him. He is asking for $50 million Prize. apartheid demonstrations are 1 0 ^ Louisville area signed a 7-foot-tall least 10 times through improper filings Colorado and James Hansen of Utah — in damages at the 3-week-old trial. "O f course, they can’t give a Tridon. Details in store. tonight's date ' get-well card that was presented to planned today through Friday in ^ case of 12 on financial disclosure forms, the who believed the committee's action To win his suit. Sharon must prove million prizes a year, so they Schroeder's family Monday by a radio front of the Boston law offices of House ethics committee has voted. was too mild, the newspaper said. the Time article was false and hurt his looked for someone who is sym Richard K. Blankstein. the honor . Jordanian diplomat slain station, said hospital ^spokesman The Washington Times Monday night S U K R 10W40 George Atkins. There are six Democrats and six reputation, and that it was malicious. bolic — they chose me,” the bishop ary consul of South Africa. COME IN AND SAVI quoted congressional sources, who said Republicans on the committee. Tim e's defense is that its article was said to wild cheers from the VIEN N A — A gunman a.ssassinated a Jordan DeVries, too, signed the card: "T o "W e will have pickets and civil m o t o r o il the ethics committee voted 8-2 for a The report, expected to be filed next essentially true. audience. "But we know it is our ian diplomat — the son of a former Jordanian Bill Schroeder; he took a licking and disobedience by community lead "technical reprimand " against F er prize: it’s for all of us." prime minister — today as he was leaving his keeps on ticking.” week, recommended no action on the Sharon was forced to resign as ers in support of the struggle of raro. Further action probably will not Tutu was given the key to the city hotel in Bucharest, Romania, to take his son to Schroeder spent a quiet day Monday, second conclusion about non-disclosure defense minister when the commis black people in South Africa and to be taken by the panel, formally known of Zaccaro's finances because there from Mayor Raymond L. Flynn in school, officials said. eating lunch and dinner with his family sion’s conclusions were made public in protest against the pro-apartheid as the Committee on Standards of a morning ceremony, then visitei^ Counsellor Asmi al Mufti, second in command and again being tested on a shoulder- had not been a "disciplinary hearing,” February 1983. He became a minister policies of the Reagan administra in the Jordanian Embassy, was shot four times in Official Conduct, or the full House the the Times said. Harvard University in Cambridge tion,’ ' he said. slung portable power pack that will Times said. without portfolio, then 15 months later The staff, which filed a ,47-page the head at about 8:05 a m as he left the Hotel allow him to lead a near-normal life was appointed to the cabinet post of Bucaresti with his son. .Said, 5, a spokesman for Ferraro could not be reached for report, said there seemed fi? be 463 with the mechanical heart beating in comment. minister of trade and commerce. the Jordanian Embassy in Bucharest said. ' his chest. checks missing from the Ferraro- The Justice Department has taken No one else was reported injured in the attack In an interview played for the media Zaccaro joint checking account for the At issue in the libel trial is a single Qrenadlans celebrate 99< the Ferraro matter "under review," A 4A1 — one of several against Jordanian diplomats in Schroeder joked with DeVries and years 1978 through 1983. The report said paragraph in Time. It said that on Sept. the past two years. detailed complaint was filed Aug 7 by "there are seme checks with similar 15, 1982, Sharon met with Lebanon’s invited the whole world to visit his the Washington U g a l Foundation and DOTS Everyday low price* The assassin was immediately arrested but his hometown in southwestern Indiana 80 amounts that seem to be reportedly Gemayel family — which roles the triumph by moderates identity and nationality were not disclosed, said George Washington University law missing each month.” Phalangist militia — and discussed miles from Louisville for the annual professor John Banzhaf III. GIANT Romanian Foreign Affairs Ministry spokesman Strassenfest in August. "A fair percentage of the missing with them the need to avenge the death By Carolyn Curlel leftist candidate Lyle Bullen of the BRAKE George Gustea. The ethics committee refused to G A S U N E Bright-eyed and gesturing for em checks" are for sums from $1,000 to of Bashir Gemayel, Lebanon’s United Press International Maurice Bishop Patriotic Move Mufti was the son of Said al Mufti, who was announce the outcome of its voting $22,078. the report said. president-elect. ECONOMY phasis. Schroeder said his new heart Monday, but sources told the Times ment, by 1.662 votes to 147. FLUID A N n -F R E E Z E Jordan 's prime minister during the 1950s. Mufti's Ferraro, the Democratic vice presi ST. GEORGE’S, Grenada — was beating "like everything " and Ferraro had failed to meet all three The next day. Sharon ordered his Sir Paul Scoon. the island’s family is staunchly loyal to King Hussein and dential candidate, no longer will be a Grenadians today celebrated a 12 OZ. SIZE caused him no pain or discomfort. tests set forth in the act when she Phalangist allies into the two Palesti governor-general, was expectedlo reportedly has clo.se ties to the Jordanian member of Congress when it convenes pro-American party’s victory in For anything that sHchs or "Since this operation. I feel I got claimed it exempted her from report nian camps to root out Arab terrorists. ask Blaize to form a government. monarch. on Jan 3. Normally, she would have a elections aimed at returning the about 10 years more right now ” The Phalangists slaughtered an esti TTie election — the firstdn eight squeaks ing business information about her minimum of 21 days to respond to a Caribbean island to constitutional Schroeder told DeVries. husband. New York real estate execu mated 7(X) Palestinians, including years on the 133-square mile island statement of alleged violations role 13 months after a U.S.-led ADA makes list of losers women, children and old men. famous for its nutmeg add beaches invasion. — came 13 months after 6.000 If you drive a ca r... drive down to ADAP®! WASHINGTON — Some of the most popular Election officials said Monday troops led by the United States toys — including smelly dolls called "Stinkies" — the moderate New National Party invaded Grenada and ousted the y o u r c h o i c e are dangerous, messy, frustrating and worthy Sisin actress realized mistake in resisting assailant led by Herbert Blaize was the Marxist government. only of the "trash box," a study by the Americans ^unofficial winner in the balloting Mobil A TF for Democratic Action says. By Carol Vecchione Former Dominican Republic in the embryonic stages of the investigation ‘for a 15-seat Parliament to replace President Donald J. Reid Cabral. The ADA's 1984 Toy Quality and Safety Report United Press International Brady described the neighborhood as a stable an interim governing council. 60. an election observer for the released Monday advised shoppers to check for |69 high-rent district with old buildings in which residents Preliminary results showed the Organization of American States, quality and "play v.ahie” of toys and to purchase 7 ' ' drama student, fatally pay private guards to patrol the area. However there N N P winning 10 districts and toys suitable for the child's age. It also reminded stabtod as she fought a man who robbed and tried to called the balloting “ clean and is no doorman at 929. leading in four others. H ie right- well organized." 09 79< buyers to check for sales or rebates to ease the rope her told ofricials just before she died that it was a ’The young woman graduated from Harvard in June wing Grenada United Labor Party 14 OZ. high cost of gifl-gi-, ing. mistake to resist the attack. Election officials estimated that CARBURETOR and m o v ^ to New York City two months ago to led by former Prime Minister Sir In its study of 144 of the most popular toys, the 75 percent to 80 percent of the I'iO ' CLEANER NAND i«. i****"!]** money. I should have continue her acting studies at the Neighborhood Eric Gairy had a slim lead in the island's 48,000 registered voters ADA tos.sed these items into what it calls its 1- * have given in,” authorities Playhouse on East Mth Street. The school’s almuni rural district of St. Andrew’s. TSF 12oi. pour or CLEANER "trash box:" quoted Caroline Isenberg as saying before going into cast ballots. Extra hMiry duly, asana Caan*^^ Woodward, Diane Keaton and James The officials said final results Both major parties have called =___ a 13di. spray. Type F or Oaaron II • Stinkies by Multi Toys Corp„ which have surgery for multiple stab wounds. She died in surgerv would be announced later today. names like "Rotten Eggs," "Bad Breath," SIX hours after the attack. ** ^ for a continued U.S presence, but A team of detectives have questioned tenants in the But celebrations for the victory Blaize has said the 250 U.S. troops "Sew er” and "Outhouse.” and smell accord Isenterg. a Harvard University graduate, was b u ild i^ who heard her pleas for help and scoured the of the NNP, endorsed by the who remain on the island should ingly. The ADA called the $2 Stinkies a ^ Sunday on the roof of her Upper BRISTOL neighborhood for clues. ™ me Reagan administration, had al stay only until Grenada can take MANCHESTER SOUTHINGTON "nauseating, disgusting item ” that "takes the West Side apartment, at 929 West End Ave,, as ^ 430 No. AAoin Straet, ready begun. care of its own security. 249 Spencer St. Oueeni Highway prize for being the product of the sickest mind.” ' Williams, said she heard the •’Hurtyburly^''""' Broadway play struggling woman screaming, "H e’s stabbing me! Cars gathering along a road ^‘ortb Side Comer. Across from Shop K te Shopping Center. • Cabbage Patch Kids disposable diapers by Gairy. 62, was ousted as prime • e m le «a m He s going to kill me. Help me.'* encireling St. George’s Harbor Hext to Burger King. Next tp Fronlues Orive-in Coleco, which earned ADA's this year's "most bonked horns and played radios. minister when former Prim e Min 649-2885 SATUaDATS overpriced" item at $4 for a half-dozen. showtad‘* c a n S 00^ ® ^ *’*^'’‘* ‘he cries called ister Bishop's leftist New Jewel 203- 584-2235 police. When officers arrived, they found Isenberg Several bouses outside the city 203- 621-8908 • emteapei ’The city medical examiner’s office said Isenberg • My Little Pony Waterfall by Hasbro- sprawled on the roof in a pool of blood. * were lit up and parties were under Movement seized power in 1979. SUS40AYS Bradley, which it called "quickest to break" of all had multiple stab wounds of the left lung and liver. five years after the island gained ■ WxSpxtifOMoWiBagrxxHtwV Police said the robber was waiting for the way. lADAP N eeeSe S pei the toys it studied and said it contains a liquid that independence from Britain. WETHERSFIELD CoRie In Today and Save! I gave a description of her ^ - h a i r ^ woman in a dimly lit hallway as she "One thing is for certain, the new M H . ABJ. can be hai^fu l to a child's skin. assailant to authorities. 1134 Silos Deane Hgwy ’ SToass approached the seventh Boor apartment she shared government will be formed by the Bishop was slain after he lost a • Bloodsuckers by Marchon Inc. At $4 each, the . described as a clean-shaven light with a roommate. a Richard M. Diamond, Publisher GOP divides the spoils Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor Connecticut In OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor Contract vote may settle strike Nine newcomers get top slots By Mark A. Dupuis will serve on the Finance. Revenue NORWALK — Striking registered nurses at Norwalk Hospital re-elected in November.' United Press International The latest appointments in and Bonding Committee. ., -were scheduled to vote today on a contract that would end the cluded the 18 Senate chairmen of Jack long and bitter dispute that has cost management and employees The newcomers and their chair Is deregulation of airlines working? HARTFORD — Nine freshman the Legislature’s main commit manship assignments are; Eric about $3 million. state senators named to commit tees. which have one chairman Anderson ’ The hospital’s new package of wages and benefits was to be Benson of Franklin, Environment; After the fling from Boston to Washington had taxied it suits theif'purposes. They are doing a number on tee chairmanships may be short on each from the House and Senate. presented to about 350 nurses, members of Connecticut Health experience, but they will make up John Consoli of Bethany, Planning into its landing slot, the ste«rardess could contain her their would-be c*ustomers. advertising low-cost flights Washington The House chairmqp have not been and Development; Richard Eaton you somehow never can buy a ticket for. As one student Care Associates District 1199, who walked off the job Oct. 1, for it in "enthusiasm and ideal announced yet. feelings no longer. As the impatient passengers Merry-Go-Round hospital spokesman Bru(% Hutchison said Monday. ism." said Senate Republican of Guilford, Banks: and Richard of the industry. Shearson-Lehmap American Express Nine of the Senate chairmen are Johnston of Wethersfield, crowded to the front, she sat on a recently vacated seat Hutchison said the tentative contract was reached following leader Philip S. Robertson. legislative newcomers elected in analyst Robert Joedicke. observed. "The trick is not so Judiciary. in the back and cried. - the latest round of talks that started Saturday, resumed about 4 Robertson named the nine legis November while seven others are Nicholas much being perceived as cximpetilive." 'T m so ashamed of the serv ice we’re giving, ” the p.m. Sunday and concluded about 6 a.m. Monday. lative newcomers to committee incumbent senators and one is Also: Pierce Connair of East woman said, blowing her nose. "The cost of the tickets’ Von Hoffman A federal mediator who has sought to end the dispute requested chairmanships Monday. He also moving up from the House. One Lyme, Appropriations: Joseph This should have been a dinner flight and we didn’t even The boss man at People Express. Donald Burr, has a that no details of the offer be disclosed before the vote, Hutchison named nine incumbent legislators incumbent will chair two (x>mmit- Markley of Southington. Human serve a .snack. All the airline’s money is going into the ^ blunter description of this endless now-you-see-now- and the union said. to co-chair committees and a third tees, Robertson said. Services; Robert Miller of New Miami run” you-don’t major airline game with the price and Soviets The latest negotiations were held after the hospital dropped a deputy Senate majority leader to Robertson, a Cheshire law Fairfield, Public Safety; Donald availability of low-cost airplane seats; “ It's a bait-and- request for a three-year contract, which the union repeatedly take office when Republicans take maker, described the new muni with .i iuu;U»ick synrticdtu comes to 6:00 PM C3J f BJ 12 a (30) N e w s - light (60 iTiin ) ([13 Three's Company C h a n n e l s (24) Glenn Miller A Moonlight Serenade High School World ® Hart to Mart Van Johnson, lijx Benekr; and Julius La< (t1) Benson WFSB Hartford. CT fJz Rosa pay tributr* to Urn timeless music of WNEW New York. 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M A Rosa pay tnbutu to the timeless music of 1 / Fall sports season gives WGBY i5z; PIP YOU HEAB I hIAT?' {USA} Cartoon Express (ilenn Miller (2 Mrs ) BOEe.lt., 6IV1N6 YO U P O K T 6 & r WTIC Hartford. CT «i UP E.EIN6 A A VOTT, ANN. *N(fy u r t 16N'T A ( m a x ) George Stevens r 6:30 PM (3} One Day at a Time CNN Cable News Ntwrk ICNNI MV U F t I6NT PtMOCBACY" 5UCH ESPN Sports Network lESPNl EABBI IS A (11) Barney Miller 10:00 PM (5 J N e w s BI6 MI6TAIiE. ' A PEMOCBACY IN5I6HT: 6UOH HBO Home Box Office iHBOl WI6P0M';. (22) (30) N B C N e w s CINEMAX Ctnemax IMAXI (8 ) (40) Paper D olls (CC) W esley at TMC Movie Channel ITMCI lentpis to seduce Colette and (irani lights V way to winter games (24) Nightly Business Report USA USA Network lUSAl to make the Ferrier Cosmetics acquisition a (30) Jeffersons reality (60 min ) (40) ABC News (CC) (9j CNN Headline News The end of the fall sports season competition before they suffeivil pionship qualities and was esp«'- (41) Noticiero SIN (5 ) Rituals (11) Independent News has finally arrived, and Manches their first loss, losing to Ridgefield eially surpi isiiig after a slow start (CN N l Showbiz Today U — 1 = = -= ^ (8) (40) Three's A Crowd (CC) Jack ex <16) Dr Gene Scott ter is now looking forward to the Ridgefield then w ent on to beat to their .sea.soii (ESPN ) SportsCenter ' penencos jealousy and comj>etilion when (20; Twilight Zone winter season, which includes Glastonbury in the final to iH-eoine The team managed to come IM AXI MOVIE: CHOMPS' Thi* Vicky's old boyfriend arrivr's in town and (22; ^30; Remington Steele Laura and Re basketbull, boys' swimming, in Class LL state champions for the together as the season progre.ssed. head of a security systems operatinii is opens a restaurant close to the Bistro rnington are hiiiid tiy veteran film stars Do however, and (nilled out a siieeess- going broke and his future sriivin law has door track and wrestling. Looking second year in a row. (11) MOVIE: 'Mahogany' A young black rothy I amour. Lloyd Nolarv and Virginia ful year. Uiitortunately, they invented a mechanical watchdog for home woman rises from the depths of the ghetto Mayo after they experience a series of odd back, though, the fall season has Ending their season in the stale security Wesley Eure. Valerie Bitriinelli to international fame as a fashion model . accidents and receive ominous notes (60 been quite successful for final, the girls’ .soccer team had ended on a loss to East Catholic in a 1979 Diana Ross. Anlfiotty Pitrkins, Billy Dee m in) Manchester. their best season ever. Unfortu very close game on Tliaiiksgiving ALLEY OOP • by Dave Graue 7:00 PM C33 C B S N e w s Williams 1976 (61) Starsky and Hutch Highlighting the season was nately. they suffered defeat in the The score was 14 to i:i in favor of (13 (3«) M -A -S-H (18j Of. Gene Scott (CNN) Evening News YOU ARE RIGHT, SING TU! IF ..OUR PROBLEMS WITH LISTEN! DID j K E E P t a l k i n g ! I f H E R E ! T A K E Manchcster's ylaim to five CCCE final, to an excellent Guilford leaiii East, making the game espeeially THOSE TWO TROUBLE Y O U H E A R WILL SEE WHAT THIS WITH t2 ^ (30) A Team THE LABORATORY WAS TO BE exciting for the iiumei ous fans that d3 ABC News (CC) (H BOl Not Necessarily the News I DESTROYED BY AN ACCIDENfAL MAKERS WOULD BE OVER! A N O IS E ? IT IS.' -A YOU! Division titles. The boys' cross by the clo.se margin of two to one. (53 N e w s '24j Nova (CC) Jaws The True Story (M A X ) MOVIE: 'Chariots of Fire’ Tw o EXPLOSION. I .... country team, boys' soccer, girls' The girls have to be very satisfied came out for Ihe g.ime The lacLand fiction sufrounding thr) great men, one a devoutly religous Scot mission soccer, girls' swimming, and the with their season, though, as they ^ Thanksgiving Day was also Ihe (It) Jeffersons white shark IS explored by underwater ca ary and ihe other, the son of wealthy Jew football team all ended their won the CCCE and dominated the dale of the annual Five Mile Hoad (if) Dr. Gene Scott meraman A1 Giddings (60 rnin ) . ish parents, cornjinte for the honor of season as division champions. Haee in Mamhesler. where over (2Q) Rainbow Brite 1381 MOVIE: ‘Eleanor and Franklin: The re|)rcseiding iheir couittry in the 1924 Photos by E. Heinrich majority of the learns they played 5,0011 niiuiei s iiai lieipaled A slan- Wheel of Fortune White House Years' Part 1 Depicted are Olymj)ics Ben Cross, Ian'Charleson, Den Many of Manchcslcr’s teams also For the first lime in a while, the the personal lives of Lleanor arul Franklin nis Christopher 1981 Diane Flores and Jason Wooden, UConn honors with "pride." went on to participate in state girls' volleyball team ended with a diml in itiiN race was V'iiuiie (24) M acNell/Lehrer New shour Delano Roosevelt during their unprece- ' ( T M C l M o VIE: Silkwood' ICC) A plu competition. winning season and advanced to l.iseomi), a nmner trom Maiiehes (40) Family Feud dented 12 year residence in the While posing above for HSW, accept their toniurn pl.int employee turned union The boys’ cro.ss country team state competition. Although they ter. who placed fiisl in Ihe liigh (41) Leonela House Jane Alexander. Edward Herrm activist exposes the unsafe working condi ann. Rosemary Murphy 1977 j finished third in the stale Cliiss LI, were defeated early in the tourna .school division ($7) N ightly B u sin e ss Report tions which may fiave cost her her life (41) Chespirito Sene contica con Roherto Meryl Streej). Cher. Kurt Russell Rated R meet against some .stiff competi ment, the girls made an exeellent Students at Maiu he.sleriligh are $ i) College Basketball Indiana at Notre Gomez Bolanos y Florinda Meza tion from Xavier and Southington. now jtelting geared iq) for Ihe D am e lUSA] APBA Offshore Powerboat showing for themselves and are (57) Nutcracker Mikhail Baryshnikov and Race a Also competing in the state Open, looking forward to next year when w iiiier s|)oils season, and eve [CNNl Moneylme Two receive top honors Gelsey Kirkland perform in this classic hull 1 0:30,PM C9l New Jersey Report the runners took fifth among the they hope to have an even b»‘l ter ryone is looking forward to mneli [ESPN ] College Basketball: Indiana at day special (90 rntn ) sneeess Maiieliesler slionld field Notre Darne (11) N o w s THE BORN LOSER - by Art Saniom best teams from all over the stale. season. [CNN] Prime News .some exeellent learns, and .ilhleles ( T M C l MOVIE: The Rutles' Monty Py i20j Tw ilight Zone CP- The girls' cross country team, One of the big stories was the (HBQl MOVIE 'Kiss Me Goodbye' A although not winning the CCCE football team, whose members hope Ihe indilie will come mil and thon's Eric Idle reminisces about the riarly wjddw about to remarry is haunted by the (41) 2 4 Horas OUg QUKTVOW BEFORE IS IT '(GO PEOPLE DO THAT 'KV days of the Fab Four John Beluslti, George outspoken ghi>st of her late husband Sally at UConn 'Day of Pride’ championship, did well in a tough were CCCE eo-champions, making svuiport liiem and ealeh some of (57) Wild America N O U S t A K T , D O C T O R ... Harrison. Mick dagger 1979 Field, James Caan. JefI Bridcjes 1983 HAVE TD ICEEP W/eHlMfc'tOUR division by ticing for second. them division champions for the thO action [HBO l Video Jukebox ( U S A l Radio 1990 Rated PG HAIODST academically-prepared minority The boys’ soccer team went all second year in a row. This feat was 1 C9) CbI <2Z (30) (40) (57) Diana Flores and Jason Wooden, Day of Pride "Top 100" Scholar 7:30 PM (3) PM Magazine (MAX) MOVIE: The Passinnate 1:00 PM high school seniors to further their the way to the semi-finals in state proof of the football team’s etiam- - F.B. Friends' A woman turns her back on an N e w s seniors at Manchester High and received a Certificate of Cf) Ail In the Family education at the University of old love, meeting him again years later C§3 Taxi School, were recently honored at Achievement. Jason is a Hartford (53 Wheel of Fortune TpivofeHoward; Ann Todd. Claude Rams Connecticut, and to recognize C Phil Silvers the University of Connecticut’s resident who has attended school 1949 93 (53 NHL Hockey: New Jersey at 1984 Annual Day of Pride. in Manchester as a Project Con achievements of minority W ashington (ID Odd Couple (USA) Wrestling TNT s Ms. Flores has been named a cern student for the last eight graduates. (11) Independent News (1Q) Or. Gene Scott Day of Pride "Top 15” Scholar. years. He is the son of M r. and Mrs. Six weeks of preparation 8 : 3 0 PM (5) PM Magazine (20) Honeymooners * (20) College Basketball: Univ. of Edward Wooden of Hartford. Manchester High School princi Connecticut vs. Yale (24) Dr. W h o This recognition carries with it a 7 - « ■ ($3 (40) W ho's the Boss? (CC) Tony and pal, Jacob Ludes III, commenting (22) M 'A 'S ' H Angela use false identities in onier to land (36) M * A 'S 'H full four-year scholarship to attend dales with interesting new social pros UConn contingent upon full-time These students were nominated on the awards, noted "Both MLss 90) Entertainment Tonight $1) Gong Show Q Q peels enrollment in the fall of 1985, and by members of the high school Flores and M r. Wooden are out (3B) Barney Miller [CNNl Moneyline (T M Cl MOVIE: 'Damnation Alley' Sur maintenance of satisfactory aca faculty and administration. The standing students, active in a wide (40) People's Court [HBOl MOVIE: 'Spring Break' Four col make 'David and Lisa’ hit vivors of the nuclear destruction of the variety of extracurricular pur lege students cut loose on spring break in FRANK AND ERNEST • by Bob Thaves demic performance. Diana is the Day of Pride celebration was held (57) Wild World of Animals ' U S struggle to make a new beginning suits, and students of impeccable Jan Michael Vincent. George Peppard. Fort Lauderdale David Knell. Perry Lang. daughter of Mrs. Irm a Flores, and for the honorees and their families On Nov. 15, 16 and 17. Munches- to cure each other through their Woerner, Amy tlignere, Terry [CNN] Crossfire Jayne Modean 1983 Rated R character. We are enormously Dominique Sanda 1977 Rated PG is planning on entering a liberal on Saturday, Nov. 17 in Storrs. ; ter High School’s drama club. Sock relationship. MeDerinoll, .lelt Spiegel, Chris iHBOl Braingamea't^ord scrambles, proud of them, their accomplish 9 : 0 0 PM (53 Merv GriHin [USA] Gong Show X W O u L p N T arts program at UConn. The Day of Pride was instituted 'n Buskin, presented "David and The play was entertaining and topher Downing. JaeohSehwolsky, number puzzlers ann history and mystery ments. and this recognition." games are all here to tease your brain C8) (40) Barbara Walters Special 11:1 5 PM (41) Reporter 41 Jason Wooden has been named a by the university to recruit Lisa.” This is an interesting play very well done. Sock 'n Buskin is Barbara HoMoniley, Lisa Konrii arhara's guests tonight [USA) Dragnet (PREMIERE) B are (3) Three's Company .i KNOW. by James Reach which explores known for its outstanding perfor ier, David Agasi and Hreiil Sally Field. Farrah Fawcett and Shelley 11:30 PM 8:00 PM (3) MOVIE: Scruples' Part Long (CC) fSl Charlie's Angels two odd psychological disorders. mances, and this was no exception. l,assow 1 A poor, unattractive girl evolves into a After over six weeks of prepara (18) Dr. Gene Scott (51 (40) Nightline The plot revolves around David, a woman wielding enormous power in the |MO^OPr[^ fV F R Bums & Allen Good eats and'prizes boy with "louchaphobia,” and tion, the members of Sock 'n worlds'of high fashion and moviomakirig (22) (30) Riptide Cody. Boz and Nick (ind a (51 Working iHdiliid Ihe .scenes were Lindsay Wagner. MarioFrance Pisier. simple missing persons case complicated (111 Honeymooners Lisa, a schizophrenic girl. Buskin were ready to stage the crew chairpersmis Sue WeiiilH'rg, when their new dock boy's prior involve- play, as the set was complete and Gerie Tierr^ey 1980 (2Q) Leave It to Beaver The play opens with the arrival C'hri.stina , Colvin, Jim Heattie, of David at a boarding school for the actors wert well rehearsed. (22) (3Q) Tonight Sh o w Guest host Joan (Jregg Davis. Kalhi Ann AHm t I, Rivers' guest is James Caan. (60 min ) TRY IT people with psychological prob David was played by Paul iMiura Morieoiii, Sarali Zim m er Th m /es mark successful event lems, where his affliction becomes Wright, and Lisa was played by Anything for Money man and Marianne i’oliea.slro. A A Dawn CarlsofrThc remainder of (4D Pelicula: ‘Cupido Contrabandista' ^ • apparent and his strained family Supervising Hie entire prodiie relations can be seen. While at the the cast included the following: ($7) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour On Friday, Nov, 16, the Man ing by Kristen Spear. While Prizes, varying from a Six lion were Dr Kersti I.inask, school. David tends to alienate Karyn DiYcso, Scott McGrath, BARBARA WALTERS d.ij MOVIE: ‘Here Comes Trouble' WINTHROP - by Dick Cavalli chester High School German Club waiting for dinner. Mrs. Maciner Million Dollar Man doll, to a direelor; Dr I,eltoy Hay, pro- Cruising from Havana, there's excitement put on another successful nie led a German sing-a-long of stuffed animal and Gummy Bears, himself from the other students Ruth Glaeser. Scott Custer. I’am dueer: Mr. Hill Hrlndamoiir. pro- Sally Fields (I.) joins Barba aboard with jewel thieves and fist fights JEFF.'OH, J E F F .' W H A T? W HAT ie> THESESOAPOPERA' "Herbstfest” (Fall Festival). Mrs. various German folk songs. were then raffled off by Jim and refuses to open up to either the Anderson, Lisa Silverman, Tricia duetion a.ssislanl. and Ken liar, Paul Kelly. Mona Barrie. Arline Judge LemTeux, a German 4 student. doctors or the other patients. Flanagan. Mike Paris. Alyssa ra Wallers on "The Barbara 1936 MY DEAR, DEAR IT, M V L O V E ? W R IT E R S M U S T Renate Lincoln, the German Club A dinner of German sausages, vill, stage manager J E F F .'O H , J E F F .' WHAT? WHAT? adviser, and former German potato salad and sauerkraut was Mrs. Macinernie wrapped up the Surprisingly, David develops an Higley. Walters Special." airing [CNN] Sports Tonight o e r RAID BY iTm-i teacher, Mrs. Heidi Macinernie, served, followed by a variety of evening by leading everyone in the interest in Lisa, and they mana^' Also, Pete Bernier, Barbara TUESDAY, DEC. 4 on ABC [ESPN] SportsCenter JEFF.'JEFF.'OHv WHAT A N D R E A ? T H E W O R D . Other guest stars will be Far M Y DEAR WHAT were responsible for making the German tortes for dessert. drand March. Finally, Mrs. Lin [USA] Make Me Laugh rah Fawcett and Shelley Long. evening run smoothly. Members from the German 1 and 2 coln and Mrs. Macinernie were 12:00 AM (H Fall Guy The evening began with a song, classes entertained everyone with presented with flowers in appreci CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME (51 Rockford Files sung by the German Club, greeting a short skit, “ Die Drei Baren” ation for their hard work in making (~9) Hawaii Five-O parents and friends. Caitlyn (The Three Bears). The German 4 the evening a success. Club adopts area family (11) Star Trek Blodget delivered the greeting in class followed with “Hansel and PICK (18) Dr. Gene Scott German with a translation follow Gretel;” - LISA HARVEY i (20) MOVIE: The Unholy Wife' A woman, married to a wealthy vineyard owner, plots to murder him Rod Steiger, for bountiful Thanksgiving /' Diana Dors, Mane Windsor 1957 (3$) MOVIE: 'Lonely Are the Brave' A S contribute us much as they fell game FHI.A held a raffle fund Thanksgiving is a time for cow boy rebel, trying to live a free life, they could, and the response was raiser by asking people to pay a comes into conflict with the restrictions of giving. It is a time for a family to modern society Kirk Douglas, Michael A strograph come together and give thanks for outstanding. dollar for a ehaoee to win oiieoflhe Came, W alter M atthau 1962 everything that they have. In two days, FBI.A hud all the footballs used in Hie game .Sandy C rossw ord Charlie's Angels Future Business Leaders ' of food they needed. The list con WoLson, I ’eler llarri.son, I.KiigSivid [CNNI Newsnight CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Some today far better than you anticipate. Stop America (FBLA), in the spirit of sisted of a turkey, three to four and Devin Doii.igliue coordinated [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook times it’s necessary to prime the pump in thinking in a negative vein. giving, decided they wanted to cans of coffee and tea, four Ui six the fund rai.ser .Some of Ihe money ACROSS Sweetsop Answer to Previous Puzzle [M AX] Maxtrax order to generate a flow of water. Today, CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) Working in make a food basket for a family. cans of potatoes, six to eight boxes is to go lo Ihe Muscular Dystrophy you may have to spend money in order to Country [USA] Radio 1990 tandem with another will enable you to Don Wright, the chairman coordi of jello and pudding and much As.soi-ialiou for a Christmas food P Y R 1 T E Y L O N S 1 Government Two-footed am ^ r t h d a ^ make more later. pull off something today you couldn't nating efforts, contacted the Man more. basket 12:15 AM [TMC] MOVIE: The Day AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) You'll fare achieve unaided. However, you must tie agent (comp mal E V A D E D E L P O T chester Area Conference of The food that FBLA didp'l have w d ) the Earth Stood Still* An alien advises Dac. 5.1984 better today If you let events happen at in with the right person. Drug agency R E F E R S A B A N A earth to stop aggressive conquests of Churches, which is an organization was the perishable foods which F)ven though Manchester lost the 5 College degree (abbr) their own time and pace. It could prove to LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Even though you 1 S T E S L E Y outer space or risk annihilation. Michael that deals with delivering food to they got the day before the food game, by a close margin. Man (abbr) With pleasing This coming year you will be given great be self-defeating If you're too aggressive may suffer some frustrations today in Rennie, Patricia Neal, Hugh Marlowe or pushy. the elderly and needy, as well as basket was delivered. Tho.se items Chester's liind raiser was a big 8 Receptacle for harmony F A T Y 1951 Rated G er responsibilities in your chosen field of work or career, things should work out carrying things PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) You re in a included milk, eggs, turkey and Person of R O U S T endeavor. Assume them willingly luckily for you in the final analysis. doing work in other church success. I ’coplc in Manchester 12 Very small A R B O favorable cycle for making valuable power 1 2:30 AM (3) Starsky and Hutch because you will be rewarded in propor activities. bread. have demonsiraled their pride quantity A A R O N B U N c O tion to the effort you expend. ^ contacts. Take advantage of any oppor VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) Today, you'll Beginning (2^ Kung Fu be able to cut down to manageable size The organization has drawn up a FBLA members showed a ge through their generous 13 Mental N Y A L A T T A R tunities you may get today to meet new nuine spirit of giving by donating components Sed^n. for one ^0) Late N ight w ith David Letterman To SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Condi people. projects or ventures that thus far have list of requirements for .spon.soring coutrihiilions 1 S E E R H O N E night's guest IS Dick Cavott (60 min ) 14 Suffix Rhone tributary tions continue to favor you where finan ARIES (March 21-April 19) This is one of intimidated you. Confidence gives you and feeding a family, and FBLA food and money to make the So far, the new club. KHl.A, is 15 Waste Place for R A [ESPN ] College Basketball: Indiana at cial interests are concerned. An opportu those unusual days where you may have command over events. decided to make a food basket for a Thanksgiving dinner one which also proud of il.s cfiorls lo supiiorl unclaimed mail Notre Dam e allowance P S 1 M P E S nity may develop through sorneone people working both for you and against LIBRA (Sapt. 23-Ocl. 23) You could be family of five. The requirements would be long rememliered. the commuuily Thanks! 1 ^ 16 Dance step (abbr) [MAX] MOVIE: The Best of you’ve recently met. Looking for Christ you. Fortunately, those who are trying to extremely lucky today In matters where were read at a meeting. Devin FBLA was also involved with the 17 Carry on the Went by car E N R A P R E A C H Everything’ The illicit affairs of the Madi 1 ^ mas stocking staffers? Astro-Graph's help wilt have the edge. you are motivated to provide more for Donaghuc asked the members to Manchester-East Catholic football - B.C. back Cf>es! bofxjs T E M P L P 1 E R C E son Avenue sot bring about the subse year-ahead predictions or the Match TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You’ll have a those you love. Set aside desires to be 16 Kick type Catching quent destruction of their families. Hope English as a Second Language (ESL) by teachers Beverly Poulin (standing) S E A T E Y A N K E D Lange, Stephen Boyd, Joan Crawford maker set are perfect for the entire fami better chance of fulfilling your personal self-serving. 20 Speaker implement 1959 ly. Send $1 to year-ahead predictions or ambitions today if you look out for others SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Today has students Koumerasamay Bouttavong and Charles Vousden (not shown), for 22 Antiquated Gooey (si.) $2 for Matchmaker to Astro-Graph, Box 39 Royal Scottish 44 Christmas [USA] Wrestling TNT as well as for yourself. Don't be single- far more promise than early signals may 23 Negative prefix Footwear 489, Radio City Station. New York, NY minded. (seated, I. facing camera) and Minda the purpose of promoting a fuller 24 Pachyderm Academy 45 Peru $ capital indicate. Good news is on Its way regard Lettuce 47 Empire State 12:45 AM ( H B O ) m o v i e : -The 10019. Be sure to send everyone's zodiac GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) A situation ing something that will be of benefit to Muong (seated, r, facing camera) enjoy understanding of American Traditions 27 Not good Loose garment (abbr) Wicked Lady' In 17ih century England. sign. 28 Feminine city you've been dubious about will work out you materially. Yearbook data updated 40 Thole Lady Barbara Skelton is a demure wife by a Thanksgiving dinner at MHS Thurs and values. Lang 48 Sewing □arment 41 Sound detector day and a treacherous highway woman and 31 Olympic board Syne machine day, Nov. 15. The meal was sponsored 42 Actress Davis lover by night. Faye Dunaway, Denholm The final sales campaign of 1984 (abbr) 32 Pitch msensi- • inventor Eliott, Sir John Gielgud. 1983. Rated R. offered that day. Students may pay llic full cost or 32 Sound tive (comp w d ) 43 Aid in diagnos 49 Clout for the Manche.ster High School Prizes will be displayed in the pul down qn $H deposit Small monkey ing (comp w d ) 52 Year (Sp) 1:00 AM m Colum bo Bridge 33 Paper of yearbook, Somanhis, began qn shuwca.se which include a Man Dollar a line will also Im‘ availa (51 Saint indebtedness Dee. 3 and will continue until Dec. chester High sweatshirt and ble wtieic the yearbooks arc sold 34 Florida tower (lD Twilight Zone Current Events members 14. During these (wo weeks, jacket, a walkman with cassette for anyone wlio would like lo leave 35 Horn sound 35) Dr. Gene Scott by West. Since the diamonds did not students who purcliu.se a yearbook 36 Barrel (abbr) NORTH and FM radio, senior prom tickets, a message lo a friend or parent 35) Film/Sign off A winding path split, declarer eventually had to lose 37 Cloud region ♦ K72 will b'eeligible to win prizes offered and a Christmas stocking of One hundred Id lers and spaces three more tricks (two hearts and a 38 Bank payment [CNN] Crossfire VJ32 in a Christmas giveaway. assorted school items. cost $1 to 10 tricks trump) for down one. (abbr) 1:30 AM CD Hogan's Heroes ♦ 764 2 A student's name will he drawn To purchase a yearbook, look for Thank you lor your supporl, and 39 Garbed in cloak ♦ A54 Since making the contract involves travel to United Nations from the yearbook receipts Mon 3l) independent News By James Jacoby the sales table in the cafeteria, good luck in the di awing' 41 Female saint WEST EAST ruffing a losing heart in dummy, Last Tuesday, Nov. 27, members some of the Swedjsb . policies directly. day through Friday of next week. (abbr) (if) Despedida For entertainment as well as for periods three through seven. The ♦ 98 ♦ Q J 10 South should think about how best to of the Current Affairs Club went on concerning various world affairs. When the club had finished The student wins the prize which is cost of the Somanhis is lust $16 42 Scouting organ [CNN] Newsnight Update sharpening your declarer skills, try accomplish this. If he plays A-K of - J U U t KANE ization (abbr) 29 30 ♦ 10 ♦ K987 6 their first field trip of the year. The group finished the meeting meeting with members of the 1:45 AM [TMC] MOVIE; Fright- Denis Priest’s "Problems in Play: a spades and then plays hearts, East 43 Woody ♦ J953 ♦ K 10 They spent the day in New York around 12:15 p.m., and decided Polish Embassy, they were given mare* A dead horror star slowly disposes ♦Q9B632 ♦ K J7 Second Book of Bridge Problems” will win the lead and play his high Becau5« h* litord " H iir t 46 Worlds r1 33 of Horror Film Society members who have City. Nine students, including Jim that it was time to have lunch. the rest of the afternoon off. Many <]|([ M r Ciieuvf^ (University of Queensland Press). 50 Damage stolen his corpse as a prank. Ferdinand SOUTH spade, eliminating dummy’s last Emmerling. Doug Aldrich, Paul They proceeded to Central Park of the students chose to go Today's offering from this work trtimp. But playing hearts before 51 Consume 36 Mayne, Luca Bercovict, Nita Talbot 1983. ♦A6543 Tolland, Natalia Bachmeyer, and spent about an hour enjoying sight-seeing at Times Square or rnone^ in 53 Forward part of Rated R. highlights a quite unusual play. drawing two trumps will give West a ‘I'olCf Qp«r*t one OT I U ♦AQ54 Chris Colvin. Kathi Albert, Kathy the scenery and the beautiful day. Rockefeller Plaza, while others a ship When South bid two spades after heart ruff. 2:00 AM (51 MOVIE:'SuddenTerror' ♦ AQ8 Ambach. Alicia Quinby, Sarah After lunch, the Current Affairs chose to take advantage of New 54 mater A n 11-year-old daydreamer living on a ♦ lO first making a takeout double of the The solution? Allow the 10 of his +erminoils? 55 Insect at a L one-heart opening bid, he showed sub Zimmerman, and the advisor, Mr. group went to the Polish Embassy, York’s numerous stores. Mediterranean island witnesses a political hearts opening lead by West to win picnic Vulnerable: Neither Zatursky, left Manchester at 7 Where they had a meeting sche assasination, but can't convince his family stantial extra values as well as at trick one. Whatever is led at trick 56 Hawkeye State he's telling the truth. Mark Lester. Lionel Dealer: North a.m., headed for the Big Apple. duled. Many of the members When everyone finally finished least a five-card spade suit. North two, declarer can win, play A-K of 57 Vintage Jeffries, Susan George. 1971 They arrived at 10:45 a.m., and noticed that the Poles seemed to be sight-seeing or shopping, the club 56 Opponent West North Eail South was happy to bid game with trump spades, finesse the heart queen and ( £ Joe Franklin Show spent the first portion of their visit a bit less friendly than the Swedes, regrouped and headed for home at 59 Soviet refusal Pass !♦ Dbl. support as well as prime cards (spade trump the fourth losing heart. Now a 3f) Space; 1999 Pass 24 Pass 24 king and club ace). at the United Nations. Shortly after and had a rather cold and formal 6 p.m. The students finally arrived DOWN successful diamond finesse makes the attitude toward the students. When 39) Dr. G ene Scott Pass 44 Pass Pass t^clarer won the opening lead with contract 11 a.m., they moved on to the ' around 9 p.m., most showing much Pass Swedish Embassy, where they met questions concerning world af enthusiasm about the trip. Eve 1 Late Yugoslav 2:30 AM (D CBS News Nightwatch the heart queen, played A-K of spades JIP with members of the Swedish fairs, such as Afghanistan, were ryone seemed to find the excursion leader and then took a diamond finesse. *Thc country of .Sao Tome e Mission. Here, they learned some asked, the Polish ambassadors an excellent learning experience. 2 Early part of [CNN] Sports Latenight . Opening lead: 4fl0 When that worked, he played ace of Principe became a member of the < -1984 l>v NEA Inc seemed to hedge, and managed to the day [ESPN] SportsCenter diamonds and his last diamond, won United Nations in 1975. thing about the workings of foreign affairs and were introduced to avoid answering their questions - E.B. iO MANCM FSTFH H K fiA U ). Tuesday, Dec 4, 1984 M AN CHESTER H ER A LD Tuc.sd.iy Dec 4. 1984 11 Parents in Bolton lesson availability of college aid FOCUS/ Leisure By Sarah Passellasseil Resnick said that although the tees to repay the bankjfikjf the ststudent Herald Reporter Reagan administration has re defaults on the loan after duced federal appropriations for graduating. B O LTO N — Dense fog wasn't aid to college students. "There's "No bank would get involved in a enough to keep about 2.'> parents of still plenty of financial aid around non-subsidized loan,” he said. students who attend Bolton High — not as much as we'd like, not as "Loan programs should be fi School from the school’s annual much as we need, but still a nancial aid of last resort,” he financial aid workshop Monday considerable amount. The federal warned. " I ’m concerned about night. government is by far the largest student debt burden.” He said There was standing room only in contributor. " many students graduate from the high school library, as parents But later in his talk, he told the college owing more than $10,000 for in down coats and wool hats sat at parents: "Costs have'escalafed their college education. « f 4 the tables usually reserved for much more rapidly than money If students m arry,a the couple’s their children. They huddled over has become available.” combined debt may hit $30,000, their notebooks for about an hour Resnick urged parents not to be Resniek said. "I think that repres and a half, copying down the scared by expensive private col ents a serious concern for society. ’' ' ' d By Tim Golden believe they might serve as a basis The mediation effort of the United Press International for the analysis that the two Contadora countries — Venezuela, Two report sighting of UFO c presidents will make," he said. Mexico. Panama and Colombia — WASHINGTON -|ffr?nezuelan Assistant Secretary of ■'•State has been stalled since three U.S Two women told the Manchester would be back again. It was like it But another woman who also . President .Jaime Lu.stnchi, meet Langhorne Motley confirmed (hat allies in Central America produced Herald this week they saw a large was following my car." asked to remain anonymous told ing with President Reagan at the Morales told him the Venezu'Clan a counter-draft to a Contadora unidentified flying object over the The woman said she did not want the Herald she saw something White House today, may present delegation is awaiting a diplomatic draft treaty circulated in central portion of town last Thurs to reveal her name for fear of similar Thursday night.'She re I Reagan with a new Nicaraguan note from Nicaragua, but neither September. day at about 9 p.m. ridicule' Neither the police depart ported that the object was proposal on the Contadora peace U S. nor Venezuelan officials 'Honduras, El Salvador and "When I saw it from the bottom., ment nor Attorney Robert Blelch- boomerang-shaped with lights fn effort for Central Amei^ca, U S would di.scuss w'hat managua may Costa Rica, with- Guatemala’s, it was black 'and boomerang- man, who is considered a local tht middle. and VT'nozuelan officials said. propose. . ' > acquiescence, have called for styaped," one woman reported, She authority on UFOs, reported re "It just seemed too bright to me Venezuelan Foreign Minister Lusinchi arrived in Washington stronger verification of the trea said she was returning to her home ceiving calls from others who may to be a plane,” she said. She said Isidro Morales Paul said Monday Monday and was greeted at ty’s proposed regional arms off East Middle Turnpike when she have seen the object. she saw it as she was driving east his government was awaiting Andrews Air Force ba'.se by Secre freeze, force reductions and expul spotted bright lights that were on A random survey of more than 20 on West Middle Turnpike toWard furlher word from Nicaragua tary of State George Shultz sion of foreign military advisers. top of the aircraft. — ■' residents in the Plaza and Alice the Manchester Parkade. before relaying a me.ssage from Reagan laid out a full state Nicaragua, which accepted the "1 watched that thing for a good Drive area — where the first Both women said the object Nicaraguan leader Daniel Ortega. welcome for Lusinchi before their draft treaty Sept. 21, haspbjected 15 minutes.” she said. "It would woman reported the sighting — appeared to hover for some period ^ Although a top U S. official said late morning meeting and planned to the proposed modifications. speed up and h n onne, and then it yeilded no corroboration. of time. ticker mania Monday that “ no major break a state dinner for him tonight. The United States has publicly through" is expected. Morales said It is Lusinchi’s .second meeting supported the Contadora media a meeting he held Friday with with Reagan since he was elected tion effort since it began in Nicaraguan officials gave him last December. Lusinchi al.so met January 1983. It was named for the Welcome to the world of oilies, "important expectations” for the with Reagan in September during Panamanian island of Contadora, Union Carbide probes ieak where the first meeting was held. Reagan-Lusinchi session. the United Nations General D ANB UR Y tUP I) — Union production of various pesticides. Assembly. But a National Security Council the leak occurred when pressure H efild photo by Ptnto Morales,who was given the Carbide Corp. has rushed experts The gas also is manufactured in a me.ssage from Ortega by Junta Morales said that in Friday’s briefing paper in October held that suddenly rose inside the storage to India to find out why safety Union Carbide plant in Institute. tank and a valve ruptured. smellies, feelies and puffies .Patricia Pescosolida of 79 Church St. art from her stickers, which number in Secretary Rodrigo Reyes, said "a Caracas meeting he found the U.S officials "effectively blocked" measures failed to prevent poison W. Va. Nicaraguans "more receptive and the signing of the Contadora draft The exact amount of leaked gas displays her large sticker collection. the thousands. She's a student at St. proposal was made that we feel is gas from spreading over a sleeping "Th e methyl isocyanate storage peace treaty that leftist Nicaragua was not immediately known. She likes to make montages and other James School fundamental for the development disposed to analyze (proposed _city, killing at least 395 people and tanks have safety -features in accepted by pushing the Central He said a safety system designed of Contadora." change.s to the Contadora plan) a.s* injuring thousands near a pesti stalled whereby in the event of any Americans to produce the counter to neutralize the gas with caustic “ 1 am waiting tor some reflec long as they don’t affect the cides factory. leakage due to the pressure By Nancy Pappas ful rainbows and irridescent uni more than 1,000 stickers, (every read everything I get in the niail, tions from Nicaragua because I equilibrium (of the treaty)." draft. soda failed to operate properly buildup, gas is automatically di because of the huge pressure Herald Reporter corns — by far the most popular kind imaginable) organized in six and I still trade with my friends The "unprecedented accidental designs — show up plastered to thick photo albums. Michael, age about every other Saturday, but leak” Monday fromr an under verted through a vent scrubber,” buildup. Union Carbide said in a statement. Union Carbide said plant person - Is your son a collector of everything imaginable, from note 10, says it’s getting difficult to find I ’ve had to stop going through the ground storage tank at a Union heavy-duty oilies? books ,and lockers to mirrors and additions to his collection. "Mostof collection, and making stuff with A guide for parents Carbide plant in Bhopal. India, The unit “would normally neu nel stopped the leak within minutes tralize and render the gas harm and shut down the plant, which has Is there wicked glitter in your belts. them I already have,” he the stickers every evening. I just E Obituaries Town cops can’t should have been neutralized by a daughter’s bedroom? explained. less prior to release in the been in operation for five years on Most of these were purchased in wasn’t, getting my homework Here is a lexicon of terms vent scrubber device, said a Do the kids spend their'allowan- pairs, according to local mer It’s hard to picture — with more zards, etc. < > atmosphere,” a spokesman said, the outskirts of Bhopal. done," she said. which may help when cornmnnl spokesman at the company’s head ces on sniffs, puffies and pearlies, chants — one for the youngster to than 1,200 designs available in Pearlies Stickers which Peter Magrol quarters in Danbury. adding th ^ U n io n Carbide has Indian officials said six people eating with a youngster In the look like mother id peai l Diffi at 25 to 50 cents a pop? keep, and one to trade with friends Manchester alone — but appar A LTH O U G H MOST stickers find fetire before 50 been safeflP manufacturing and were killed at the same plant in throes of sticker fever; cull to lind in Manchesler. Peter Magrol. 79. a former Instead, a deadly gas cloud during recess or lunch hour. ently it’s true. "The avid collectors their way into books or onto paper handling methyl isocyanate for 25 1977 when they were exposed to It can happen in even the nicest according to .serious collectors Manchester resident, died Nov. 27 drifted over Bhopal, killing mostly years. will have them all, or they’ll have goods of some kind, there are Continued from page 1 The ruling cites a subsection of phosgene gas, another chemical families. In fact, this addiction has Foils — Not a weapon in Puffies — These loam Idled at St. Francis Hospital and Medi children and men about 2:30 a.m. ABOUT HALF THE KIDS who everything that interests them,” stickers which are meant to adorn the town pension ordinance that The regional manager for the substance used by Union Carbide reached epidemic proportions: it fencing practice, but the shiny, slickers cost more (Cahhage cal Center, Hartford. buy stickers soon cross the line said Kathy Bechta, assistant man clothing — semi-permanent water revision set 50 as an early spells out those rules. The section in the capital of Madhya Pradesh company’s Indian subsidiary said and other manufacturers. affects one out of every two foil-type stickers. Hears. Palch puflies c,in ,si‘l you hack Clark, Bell and Perkins Funeral state about 360 milys southwest of from occasional purchaser to ager of the Card Gallery in proof stickers for sneakers, for retirement age for police — noUhe — 13-41 (e) (2) — also provides a American school-age children. > crayons or balloons are most $2), bill kills say lliey're worth C Home. 319 Barbour St.. Hartford, serious collector, according to Manchester Parkade. normal retirement age from which formula for calculating the partial New Delhi. It can interfere with schoolwork example — and a wide array of popular. it is in charge of arrangements, "Stickers” ' magazine. You see "There are little girls who won’t early retirement benefits should pension. and change relationships. translucent "tattoos” for arms, Fuzzies — Often in the form of which are incomplete. Residents choking on deadly those youngsters in card shops and take Ghostbusters, or baseball, or Satins — Satin slirj PI H - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Dec. 4, 1984 MANCHKSTKR llF.RAl.D. Tuc. Canadlens9,Whalers3 College football bowl achedule Washington survives a scare w in , kMse & INFtBW ’ v*., (All Tlmos EST) Hockey Hartford 01 2—3 Football By Joe llluzzi regulation before rallying to tie it now. It's tough to lose to a great At Baton Rouge. La.. Jerry Montreal 4 3 2—9 DOC. 15 UPl Sports Writer First period— 1, Montreal, Ludwig 3 III ■TtSB SniLETES FEftR iftaST™ CJillfornIa, 4 p.m., Fresno, Calif. — 49-49. Both teams then missed team like Washington, but we did ' Reynolds came off the benc^ to (Tremblay, Noslund), 3:29. 2, Montreal, Toledo (8-2-1) vs. Nevodo-Las Vegas shots in the closing seconds. some good things and played hard, score 14 points in 15 minutes to Trem blay 6 (Mondou, Noslund), pp, 7:55. N F L standings ( 10-2). Washington forward Paul Fort NH L standings 3, Montreal, Noslund 13 (Tremblay), Independence, 8 p.m., Shreveport, La. Ilech led 53-51 in the closing so it can be a learning experience,” spark llth-ranked Louisiana State. 14:10. 4, Montreal, Noslund 14 (Green), — Virginia Tech (83) vs. Air Force (7- ier didn't have much time, so he seconds of the first overtime In other games involving ranked Nikita Wilson led the Tigers, 3-0, 4). decided not to waste any. Wulet Conftranc* 16:44. Penalties— Weir. Har, 7:09; Robin American Conferonco before Schrempf connected on a teams. No. 2 DePaul thrashed with 18 points. John Brownlee son, Mon, 17:46. Eosf Dec. 21 Fortier grabbed a rebound of his Potrldi DIvifton .PRO Holiday, 9 p.m., San Diego — Brigham 13-foot jumper. In the second Chico State 77-37, No. 10 North scored 20 points before fouling out W L T Pti. OF OA Second period— 5, Montreal, Noslund W L T Pcf. PF PA 15 (Mondou, Tre m b loy), 4:54. 6, x-MlamI 12 2 0 .857 450 260 Young (12-0) vs. MIchlgon (6-5). own missed shot and tossed in a overtime, Schrempf, who had 14 Carolina State ripped Hartford for the Longhorns, 2-1. PtiMaddphlo 16 4 4 36 109 61 Dec. 12 N Y Islonders 15 B 1 31 123 101 Hartford, Francis 8 (Lumley), 12:02. 7, New England 8 6 0 .571 329 315 10-foot jumper with two seconds points, hit on short jumpers to 83-46, No, 11 Louisiana State beat At Chapel Hill, N.C,, Joe Wolf Montreol, Smith 8 (Robinson, Tur- N Y Jets 6 8 0 .429 290 306 Florida Citrus, 1 p.m., Orlando, Flo. — WcRhlnoton 11 B 5 77 95 7B Florida State (7-3-1) vs. Georgia (7-4). left in double overtime Monday offset free throws by Tech's Bubba Texas 87-79, No. 18 North Carolina and Brad Daugherty each scored N Y Rangers 9 12 2 20 85 100 cotte), 17:10. 8, Montreal, Mondou 5 Indianapolis 4 10 0 . 286 212 363 (Chellos, Kurvers), 19:11. Penoltles— Buffalo 2 12 0 .143 212 381 Sun, 3 p.m., El Paso, Texas — night to give No. 8 Washington a Jennings and Vince Taylor to knot topped Howard 77-63, and No. 19 13 points' and No. 18 North New Jersey 7 13 2 16 71 92 Tennessee (7-3-1) vs. Marvlond (9-3). Pinsburgh 6 14 3 15 77 108 Robertson, Har, 7:30; Neufeld, Har, Confrol 59-57 victory over Texas Tech. the score at 57-57. Virginia Tech blasted Maryland- Carolina, 3-0, overcame a halftime double-minor, 17:56(;^NIIan, Mon, 17:56. Pittsburgh 7 7 0 .500 351 283 Oierry, 4 p.m., Pontloc, Mich. — Adams Division Michigan State (8 5 ) vs. A rm y (7-3-1). "I thought the first shot would go With time expiring, Fortier Eastern Shore 91-46, deficit in its home opener against Montreal IS 5 4 34 96 72 Cincinnati 6 8 0 .429 263 297 Third period— 9, Montreal, Smith 9 Cleveland 4 10 0 .286 203 254 Dec. 16 down,” said the Huskies forward, missed and grabbed the rebound to At Chicago, Marty Em bry Howard. The Tar Heels, who Ouobec 12 11 2 26 97 97 Freedom, 8 p.m., Anaheim, Calif. — Boston 11 11 2 24 88 79 (Flockhort, Chellos), pp, 0:35. 10, Houston 3 11 0 . 214 204 383 who scored a team-high 21 points. Montreal, Noslund 16 (Tremblay), 4:14. Iowa (6-4-1) vs. Texas (7-3-1) sink the winning basket. scored 14 points and Lemone trailed 37-35 after 20 minutes, have Buffalo 9 II 4 22 88 84 Wsft “ Instead, it bounced right back to Jennings led all scorers with 23 Lampley added 12 to power the won 31 of its last 34 games Hortford 8 13 3 19 77 108 11, Hartford, Kotsopoulos 5 (Molone, v-Seattle 12 2 0 .857 397 217 Dec. 17 Quennevllle), 6:44. 12, Hartford, Craw V-Denver 11 3 0 .786 306 214 Liberty, 8:30 p.m., Memphis, Tenn. — me, so I took it and shot it right points as the Red Raiders dropped Blue Demons, 3-0, DePaul forced Campbell Csnfwenoe - Arkansas (7-3-1) vs. Auburn (8-4). Norris Division ford 8 (Malone, Pierce), 11:50. L A Raiders 10 4 0 .714 337 262 back up,” to 3-1. the undermanned Wildcats, a North Carolina has not looked Penalties— Lum ley, Har, malor, San Diego 7 7 0 .500 360 355 D e c a W L T Pfs. O F GA m jm Gator, 9 p.m., Jacksonville, Flo. — Clutch shooting by Washington's Both teams employed man-to Division II team, into35turnovers. - well despite its 3-0 record and Chicago 12 11 2 26 102 93 18:57; McPhee, Mon, molor, 18:57; Kansas City 6 8 0 .429 238 296 St. Louis 12 9 1 25 91 81 Boutette, Hor, 19:39; Penney, Mon, Notional Conference South Carolina (10-1) vs. Oklahoma State Detleft Schrempf, who hit two man defenses and the lead At Raleigh, N.C., Ernie Myers Coach Dean Smith said the road Minnesota 8 II 5 .21 88 101 19*39 East (9.2). last-second field goals, forced both ahead looks very rocky. Shots on oool— Hartford 12-5-8— Dec. 29 changed hands 20 times. led 11 North Carolina State scorers Detroit 6 14 3 15 86 109 W L T Pcf. PF PA overtimes, "The party’s over for us,” said Toronto 4 16 4' 12 72 114 25. Montreal 10-9-6— 25. N Y Glonts 9 5 0 .643 275 260 Aloha, 8 p.m., Honolulu — Notre Dome Tech led 38-33 at intermission with 17 points to pace the 10th- Smyttie Division Washington 9 5 0 .643 367 255 (7-4) vs. Southern 66ethodlst (9-2) “We're just lucky we won,” said and upped its advantage to 7 points ranked Wolfpack, who improved to Smith. “ We’ve had three games we Edmonton 18 3 3 39 126 71 Power pfov converslont^— Hartford. SonicsIOB.SunsBB Dallos 9 5 0 .643 259 250 Hall of Fame, 8 p.m., Birmingham, Schrempf, a native of West Ger 1-0.Montreal,3-2. New England basketball pol)s Ala. — Kentucky (83) vs. Wisconsin on four occasions in the second half ,3-0. Myers played just 15 minutes. thought we should have won. Now Colgary 15 9 1 31 127 97 St. Louis 8 6 0 .571 365 295 many. "We had our problems we play Oral Roberts (Saturday Los Angeles 12 9 3 27 108 90 Goalies— Hartford, Weeks. Mont Philadelphia- 5 8 1 .393 241 277 (7-3-1). before Schrempf and Fortier ral NC State Coach Jim Valvano real, Penney. A — 16,007. P H O E N IX (96) Dec. 31 Winnipeg 12 9 2 26 10O 90 BOST ON (U PI)— Hereareresultsof the Central early, and in the second half, it was lied the Huskies. substituted freely, getting 14 play night) and Wake Forest.” UPi photo Vancouver 4 21 2 10 83 163 Lucas 5-15 4-8 14, Nance 5-11 1-1 11, first week of fhe U P l coaches poll of x-Chlcago 9 5 0 .643 281 215 Peach, 3p.m..Atlanta— Virginia (7-2-2) really hard. Tech really played At Blacksburg, Va.. Dell Curry ECHO results Edwards 6-12 4-5 16, Holton 1-9 00 2, vs. Purdue (7-4). “I'll tell you what,” said Raiders ers into the game. Monday’s Results NewEngland Division 1,11 and Division III Green Bay 6 8 . 0 .429 332 281 hard. They're a good team. scored 25 points, including the first Boston 3, Quebec 3 (OT-tle) Humphries 1-6 2-2 4, Foster 8-16 0-2 19, basketball teams (first place votes In Detroit 4 9 1 .321 267 354 Bluebonnet, 8 p.m ., Houston — Texos. Coach Gerald Meyers, “ I thought “I ’ve said before, we’re a deep Boston defenseman Ray Bourque (7) holds onto Michel Montreal 9, Hartford 3 Adams 6-104-416, Scott 1-1002, Jones 4-900 parentheses): Tam pa Bay 4 10 0 .286 271 353 Christian (83) vs. West Virginia (7-4). They're a little more disciplined that was a great college basketball team, and we have tremendous nine in the second half, to lead Phllodelphlo6, N.Y. Rangers 2 8, Pittman 01OO 0, Young 2-3 OO 4. Totals Division I Ph. Minnesota 3 11 0 . 214 255 395 J(XI. 1 and stronger down low than they Goulet’s hockey stick and steals the puck at the same Mite A 39-9315-2296. game ... This is the kind of game size," Valvano said. “ I think we 19th-ranked Virginfb Tech. Perry N .Y . Islonders 5, Vancouver 4 1. Boston College 2-0 (11) 69 West Cotton, 1:30 p.m., Dallas ^ Houston were last year.” Tuesday’s Oomes ECHO was edged by Yale, 3-2, S E A T T L E (108) 2. Northeostern 1-0 (1) 44 x-San Fran. 13 1 0 .928 405 204 (7-4)vs. BostonCollege(9-2). that it's a shame that one team has can play anybody in the country. If Young, Keith Colbert, Al Young time in game against the Nordiques in Quebec City. (All Times EST) Sunday. Kris LIndstrom ond Corey Chambers 9-18 10-12 28, Vranes 4-51-29, 3. Connecticut 0-1 28 L A Rams 9 5 0 .643 303 281 Fiesta, 1:30 p.m., Tempe, Ariz. — Washington, 3-0, trailed by seven to lose. Our players can learn from that makes you a top 10 team, then and Ron Everhart each had 10 SIkma 11-18 70 29, Henderson 6-11 60 18, Clubs played to a 3-3 tie. New Jersey at Washington, 7:3Sp.m. Wry scored godls, while Mike WelnIckI 4. Harvard 1-0 13 New (Jrleans 6 8 0 .429 267 334 MIdmi (84) vs. UCLA (83). points in the closing minutes of thi;, but they're disappointed right maybe we are.” points for the Hokies, now 3-0. Torontoat Detroit, 7:35 p.m. hod an osslst4!^Todd Hauswirth was in Wood 3-14 00 6, Sobers 1-5 1-2 3, 5. Boston University 1-1 12 Atlanta 3 11 0 .214 249 349 Rose, 5 p.m,, Pasadena, Calif. — Winnipeg at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. net for the losers. BrIckowskI 1-1 00 2, King 02 OO 0, 6. Providence 2-2 11 x-clindied dlvltlon title Southern Cal (83) vs. Ohio State (9-2). Los Angeles otMlnnesOto,8:3Sp.m. McCormick 3-4 1-3 7, Sundvold 20 2-2 6. 7. Brown 2-2 4 y-cllndiod ployofl berth Sugar, 7 p.m.. New Orleans — Wednesday’s Games Totals 4002 28-37 108. 8. (tie) Fairfleld 40 3 Monday’s Result Louisiana State (82-1) vs. Nebraska NHL roundup Boston at Buffalo, night Mite B Phoenix 23 26 26 21-96. Massachusetts 2-0 3 San Diego 20, Chicogo 7 (9-2). “ Seattle 30 24 26 28-108. Orange, 8 p.m., Miami — Oklahomrr Montreal at Hartford, night David Beaulieu notched the only, 10. Holy Cross 0-2 2 Saturday's (Somes Cardinals trying N .Y . Islondersat Edmonton, night Three point goals-Foster 3. Fouled out- Division II Pfs. (All Times EST) (9-1-1) vs. Washington (181). McHugh to receive goats as E C H O fell to Ham den, 3-2, Calgary at N.Y. Rangers, night Edwards. Totol Fouls-Phoenix 32, Seattle 1. A lC 4-0 (8) S3 Buffalo at N.Y. Jets, 12:30 p.m. Saturday. The mites suffered a 12-0 24. Rebounds-Phoenix 50 (Jones 13), St. Louis at Pittsburgh, night shutout at the hands of Windsor 2. Sacred rleart 41 (2) 40 Minnesota at San Francisco, 4p.m. Detroit at Toronto, night Seattle 40 (SIkma 11). Assists-Phoenix 27 3. Assumption 30 (2) 34 Sunday’s (Somes 4 Sunday. Chris Greenland and Shown Stasny mistake (Holton 10), Seattle 29 (Henderson 7). Los Angeles ot Chicago, night Hayes split the goaltending duties. 4. Bridgeport 40 29 Atlanto at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Gold Key Award Technicals-Humphrles and 5. New Hampshire Coll 32 17 Cincinnati at New Orleans, 1 p.m. NOAA Division I statistics to keep Sutter Chambers, both elected. A-5,401. 6. Stonehlll 2-3 3 Cleveland at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. AH L standings Squirt A 7. Springfield 1-1 2 Green Bay at Chicago, 1 p.fn. BvMIkeTullv was rumored to be included in the .HARTFORD - Larry In his long run at Xavier, Monday's college results 8. (tie) Bentley 20 1 Miami at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Team Statistics McHugh, who last year re McHugh won 160 games while lets Bruins tie Beaverlte Products was blanked by New Haven 40 1 New England at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Northern Division Rushing Offense UPl National Baseball Writer three-way deal. He was also said to W T M , 6-0, despite the fine ploy of Ken Division III Pfs. N .Y . Giants at St. Louis, 1 p.m. g cor yds avg td ydspg signed after 21 years as head losing 38 and tying 7. W L T Ptl. OF OA- Herold and Dave Perisho. On Satur East 1. Clark 30 (10) 62 Seattle at Kansas City, 1 p.m. be part of talks with Toronto good shot on net, " Bergeron said Fredericton 17 6 1 35 105 80 A rm y 11 779 3798 4.9 34 345.3 football coach of Middletown’s In the 1970s his Falcons set a By Joe llluzzi day, Beaverlte nipped Central Conn., AlC 78, Lowell 67 2. UMass-Bostoii 40 (1) 48 Houston at L.A . Rams, 4 p.m. A ir Force 11 659 3591 5.4 36 326.5 HOUSTON - The St. Louis involving second baseman Da- “ Peter had clearly beaten (Bruin Maine 13 6 3 29 103 70 3-1, with Mike Kelsey, Kevin Sheridan California (Pa.) 95, WaynesburgSI 3. Tufts 20 22 San Diego at Denver, 4 p.m. Xavier High School, is the first New England record with 34 UPl Sports Writer Adirondack 11 B 3 25 87 101 Nebraska 11 695 3422 4.939 311.1 Cardinals have a save opportunity maso Garcia. defen.seman Ray) Bourque at the and Mike Rodriquez scoring goals. Delaware 74, Glassboro Sf. 66 4. St. Joseph’s 40 (2) 17 Washington at Dallas, 4 p.m. T C U 11 605 3126 5.2 34 284.2 announced recipient of three consecutive victories. Sherbrooke 10 15 1 21 82 100 Dan B erry drew a pair of assists, and Duquesne 73, Wheeling 57 5. Trinity 10 12 Monday, Doc. 10 today. St. Louis, in need of starters, was blueline and everyonethought he'd Nova Scotia 9 13 3 21 93 111 Florida St 11 571 3021 5.3 23 274.6 Goid Keys being awarded this Coaches and school officials It's hard to imagine, but there Derek Wood and Kevin Wiehn were Elon 71, Roanoke 64 6. Norwich 40 (1) 10 L.A. Raiders at Detralt, 8 p.m. Utah 12674 3263 4.8 34 271.9 With Atlanta owner Ted Turner considered a possible' destination shoot. But you can't blame him, Moncton 8 14 3 19 87 102 credited with one apiece. Fairmont 69, Davis 8, Elkins 68 7. MIddleburv 20 9 year by the Connecticut Sports have said of McHugh, “ He's a are times when it may be best not Souttisni Division Friday, Dec. 14 Auburn 12 673 3086 4.6 33 257.2 arriving and the Braves looking for White Sox left- hander Floyd given the circumstances " Beaverlte tied South Windsor Sun Fair, Dickinson 52, Moravian 51 8. Colby 1-1 6 L.A. Rams at San Froncisco, 9 p.m. W yoming 12 603 3043 5.0 31 253.6 Writers Alliance. man who can motivate people to to play hockey like Wayne Rochester 17 6 2 36 100 77 day, 4v4. Mark Midford tallied twice In Fordham 82, St. Francis 65 9. W PI 2-1 6 like the favorites to sign Bruce Bannister. But in return the White Tom Fergus scored his second BInghomton 14 91 Saturday, Dec. 15 Wash St 11 522 2775 5.3 26 252.3 do things they never thought Gretzky. After last night, Quebec 8 3 31 116 the deadlock, while Kelsey and Mike Gannon 83, Edinboro 80 10. (tie) So. Maine 41 5 New Orleans at New York Giants, Sox could use reliever Neil Allen, McHugh, now the president of Boitimore 10 10 3 23 91 73 Ohio St 11 574 2772 4.8 35 252.0 ^ tte r, the Cards have little time goal of the night when he redi Russo added a goal and an assist each. Geo. Washington 115, Morgan St. 67 R.l. College 41 5 12:30. who the Cards can't trade until the Middlesex Chamber of they could do.” Nordique Peter Stastny might Springfield 10 13 2 22 96 109 Two assists by Wiehn, Brian Kellogg Longwood 63, Guilford 55 left in which to re-sign the ace rected Bourque's low slapshot New Haven Denver at Seattle, 4 p.m. Passing Offense Commerce, will receive the When McHugh first saw the think twice before emulating the 8 12 3 19 93 101 ond Sean Allard completed the scor Merrimack 97, St. Joseph’s ( M e.) 77 Sunday, Dec. 16 reliever. they find out whether they can re from the point p:isl goalie Mario Hershey 6 13 4 16 87 98 oft emp hit yds td ydspg Gold Key at the Alliance's 44th buildings at Xavier High Edmonton superstar. ing. Rodriquez and Marty Curtis were N .H. Coll. 100, Stonehlll87 NC Stale B3. Hartford 46 Buffalo at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. BYU ' 496 30513 4154 34 346.2 This comes during a winter sign Sutter. Gosselin low on the glove side with St. Catharines 7 14 3 17 80 ld7 cited for strong defensive work In front N ow 84, American 68 Chicago at Detroit, 1 p.m. Gold Key Awards Dinne.r Sun School, he looked over the Stastny missed a golden oppor M onday’s (Somes Mlaml-Flo. 450 279 17 3826 25 318.8 meetings so devoid of action that The New York Mets were the 2:26 left in the third period to make of netmlnder Scott Vonek. Northeastern 128, Suffolk 72 Cleveland at Houston, 1 p.m. Boston Coll 392 23611 3473 27 315.7 day, January 27, 1985 at the complex and told those who tunity to break a 3-3 overtime tie No (Somes Scheduled Pittsburgh 80, Lafayette 66 H A R TF O R D (46) Indianapolis at New England, 1 p.m. “ Trader Jack” McKeon of San most popular source of talent in the Tuesday’s Games Long Beach 431 271 20342316 311.2 with the Boston Bruins when he it 3-3. The a.ssist gave Bourque at R IT 78, Allegheny 70 TUOZZO20O4, Powell 1002, Mltchell23-6 Green Bay at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Diego must strain to describe it. major-league draft, losing fourof Sheraton Hotel, Hartford. hired him; No (Somes Scheduled Squirt B 7, Hurlbert20O4, (^rclaO O O O , StevensO Illinois 423 27610 3130 22 284.5 least a point in his last 17 games. S. Conn 61, Springfield 55 New York Jets at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Fresno St 432 23313 3380 23 »1 .7 Until the 1984 season McHugh "I am here to give Xavier the elected to pass during a breaka Wednesday’s Games Siena 71, Lehigh 67 (M)0, Edwards0000,jenklns4008,jones3 “I've never been so far away the 13 players taken. Once again Goulet had two goals (or the Maine ot Adirondock Horst Engineering split a pair of 2-0 St. Louis at Washington, 1 p.m. Purdue 398 22914 301915 274.5 was the only football coach the best quality football program in way instead of shooting. And so St. Vincent 8Z Alliance 67 2-2 8, Gutierrez 2 0-1 4, Crawford 2 1-2 5, Kansas City at San Diego, 4 p.m. from being so confident I'm not the Blue Jays were the busiest Nordiques. with Marian Stastny Hershey at Baltimore shutouts last weekend, winning over Garvey 12-25. Total 198-1346. Bowling Grn 416 26513 2960 21 296.0 Xavier Falcons had since the the state.” Quebec, second to Montreal in the Central Conn. Saturday and falling to SI, Joseph’s 79, N .Y. Polvfech 56 Philadelphia ot Atlanta, 4 p.m. Vanderbilt 437 24616 2920 20 265.5 even close,” said McKeon. team, drafting two players. They Sherbrookeat Moncton U. Of Buffalo 113, Daemen M Adams Division, (ailed to pad its netting the other. Kick Middleton Avon Sunday. Tom Mltn'ey was be Pittsburgh at L.A. Raiders, 4 p.m. Louisville 428 211 39 2823 19 256.6 St. Louis owner Gussie Busch selected two in 1983 as well. school opened back in 1962. McHugh followed his idol, tween the pipes for both games. Virginia 68, Virginia Military 57 N O R TH C A R O LIN A S T A T E (83) Monday, Dec. 17 Strangely, though, McHugh Theodore Roosevelt’s advice to two-point lead over third-place also scored for Boston, which Bruins 3. Nordiques 3 Va. Tech 91, Md.-Eostern Shore 46 Charles 2 1-2 5, Washburn 5 0-2 10, Dallas at Miami, 9 p.m. and attorney Lou Susman are Players lost by the Mets were snapped a two-game losing streak. McQueen 2 1-2 5, McMillan 4 OO 8, Total Offense didn't start his high school the letter; “ Do what you can, Boston. W. Virginia 82, Ohio Wesleyan 71 g plays yds avg td ydspg expected to join GM-manager second baseman Brian Giles to ^Pee Wee A W. Va. Tech 76, Glenville 70 Myers 7 3317, Webb 61-213, Plerre3369, coaching career in football. His with what you have, where you "Peter Stastny is like Wayne Gannon OOOO, Bolton05-6S,Del Negro30-1 ChargBr820.Bears7 B Y U 12 902 5838 6.5 55 486.5 Whitey Herzog in a final attempt to Milwaukee, catcher JuniorOrtiz to Boston in(k--3 South BostonCol 11 825 5317 6.4 50 «3 .4 first jobs were as an assistant to are.” Gretzky,” Boston goalie Pete QutBoc n i Design Group I beat West Hartford, Alabama 100, E. Tenn. St. 76 6, Jackson 1 01 2, Thompson 0 OO 0, sign the split-fingered fastball Pittsburgh, pitcher Ed Olwine to Flyers 6, Rangers 2 3-0, Saturday behind goals by Luc McClaln11-23,WarrenOOOO.Total341327 T C U II 835 5099 6.1 47 463J Wally Camp at Durham High That he did — and the Peeters explained. "He’d rather First period— 1, Quebec, M. Stostny 5 Ath. In Action 83, Louisville 61 FlorldaSt 11 807 4959 6.1 42 450.8 artist. Philadelphia and outfielder Louis At New York, Dave Poulin (A . Stostny, P. Stostny), 6:12. Z Boston, Larose, Derek Moulton and Bobby Atlantic Christian 75, Bluefleld 57 83. Chicago 0 0 7 0 — 7 School, where basketball was sportswriters are honoring him dish it off to his wingers than score McKee. Andy Gagnon, Teddy Poulos Halftime— North Carolina State San Diego 0 6 0 14—20 Mlam l-Fla 12 865 5367 6.2 45 447.2 Otherwise, the Cards' next shot Thornton to Toronto. ^ scored two una.ssisted goals and Fergus 14 (Crowder, Silk), 13:57. Auburn 80, Armstrong St. 47 Maryland 11 8 3 4910 5.9 43 446.4 the major sport. himself. On a two-on-one or on a Penoltles— GIIMs, Que, 6:34; Thelin, Bos, and M ark Larivlere drew assists. Boptlst 66, Coll. Ot Charleston 61 40, Hartford 16. Fouled out— None. Second at Sutter will come in the late for that accomplishment. assisted on another score to help Larose was a standout In the game. Total rebounds— Hartford 40 (Jones 11), SD-BenIrschke 48 F G , 0:14 Illinois II 875 4860 5.6 35 441.8 breakaway, a goaltender has got to 9:06; Glllls,Oue, 11:16. Chowan 87, Richard Bland 62 Ohio St 11 820 4803 5.9 47 436.6 innings of a ballgame. Philadelphia extend its unbeaten Second period— 3, Quebec, Goulet 17 An exceptional goal by Gagnon [Javidson 73, Erskine 64 North Carolina State 46 (M cM illan 8). SD-BenIrschke27 FG, 14:38 Manuel Lee, selected by Toronto play the man. paced ECHO to a 3-1 win over Total ossists— Hartford 11 (Powell, Third SCarollna 11 794 4797 6.0 46 436.1 Meanwhile, the Los Angeles streak on the road to seven games. (Mann, Hunter), 5:23. 4, Boston, Fairmont 69, Davis 8, Elkins 68 Wash St 11 803 4762 5.9 40 432.9 out of Houston's farm system, was “ The thing that surprised me Middleton 11 (Mlibury, Byers), 16:10. Mld-Folrfleld Sunday. Larivlere and Florida St. 97, Florida Int’l 43 Gutlerrez2each), North CarollnaState22 Chl-Payton 10 run(Thomasklck),8:22 Dodgers pressed their efforts to also a member of the Mets' The Flyers,. whose 36 points are Jason Pellegatto also added tollies. (McMillan 5). Technical— Washburn. Fourth about the breakaway was that I Penalties— Donnelly, Que, 10:39; Forman 67, Newberry 53 Net Punting acquire Oakland A's outfielder only three behind league-leading Simmer, Bos, 12:18; Hunter, Que, 12:18. Chris Hills, Scott Winot, Moulton and Hampton Inst. 86, N.C. Central46 A — 11,200. SD-Duckworth 88 pass from Luther organization. He was sent to Switzer disagrees but didn't see the winger coming in.” Scott Livingston had the assists. Jett yds net, Rickey Henderson; the Minnesota Edmonton, are 10-1-2 in its last 13 Houston Boot 63, NIcholls St 61 punts avg ret ret avg Houston last year as part of the Third period— 5, Quebec, Goulet 18 Olender ployed well defensively In Louisiana St. 87, Texas 79 Rec basketball SD-Wllllams 66 Interception re- Twins made their first offer to DH Stastny tried to set up his brother front ot goalie Brendon Wheeler. turn (Benirschkekick), 13:45 Ohio St 41 47.0 18 122 44.0 deal that brought Ray Knight to games. (Marols), 1:39. 6, Boston, Fergus 15 Louisiana Tech 75, Rice 63 Nev-Las Vegas Anton but the puck rolled harm N. Carolina 77, Howard 63 Gentle Touch Car Wash 107 (Steve 59 47.5 26 212 43.9 Andre Thornton; and Ed Whitson New York. (Bourque, Simmer), 17:34. A-45,470 Clemson 56 44.0 16 72 42.7 BYU ieads grid ratings lessly to a vacant wing. Seconds Avers 34, Rich Cappala 31, Bill Gorra is expected to sign with the New Penalty— 0 ‘Rellly,Bos,8:56. Pee Wee B N.C. St. 83. Hartford 46 Mississippi 66 44.0 San Francisco opened the draft N E Louisiana 73, S. Mississippi 59 17, Rudy Alvarez 16), Style 100 (Duoane Chi SD 22 139 41.9 later, Michel Goulet missed Islanders 5, Canucks 4 First downs 18 Georgia 64 45.1 36 238 41.4 York Yankees. by selecting catcher Doug Gwosdz Overtime— None. Penalties— None. Regal's Men’s Shop deadlocked Salem 92, Ald.-Broaddus 87 (20T) Milner 30, Dave Westerard 21, David 9 By Dave Rafto with idle South Carolina. The another chance to ice the victory At Vancouver, British Columbia, S. Carolina 94, The Citadel 82 M ilner 17, Andy Parker 12). Rushes-vards 33— 164 21— 77 Texas 67 43.8 27 17141.3 The other prime free sgent, Rick from the San Diego organization. Windsor, 3-3, Saturday behind goals by Vanderbilt 59 47.6 35 403 40.8 UPl Sports Writer when his wrist shot went wide on Shots on goal— Boston 13-10-5-1— Brian Wry, Jason Oatway and Rod SE Louisiana 91, Centenary 60 - Manchester Police 118 (Manny Reis Passing yards 148 242 Sutcliffe, so far gives little indica The Mets lost two players last Gators, received two first-place Brent Sutter scored a goal and set Sacits bv-vards 5— 37 4— 33 Baylor 73 44.4 34 268 40.7 another breakaway. 29. Quebec 6-11-5-4— 26. G ray. T e rry Tobeler had an assist. Southern 84, Chicago St. 71 33, Pete Moffet 26, Dean Frodel 15, Arkansas tion of where he will sign. votes but won't get a chance to win up Pat Flatley's game- winner and SW La. 101, N.C.-Greensboro 60 John Abate 10, M ario Areata 10), Return yards 116 171 51 43.8 2S 18140.3 year also but reclaimed both. If the Netmlnder Kevin Mlllen played a Passes 21— 37— 1 Virginia Tech 56 41.9 3 117 39.9 NEW YORK — Brigham Young any more votes. Although Florida Peter Stastny avoided reporters New York survived a four-goal Power play . conversions— Boston, strong game with 15 saves. Vanderbilt 94, Middle Tenn. St. 82 DIRosa Cleaners 84 (Joe DePasqua 27, 12— 0 Trading prospects look bleak, drafting team fails to keep the W. Georgia 108, Albany St. 82 Carl Bulauclus 22, Hal Rawlings 11, Punts 11— 37.5 8— 38.0 has been ranked No. 1 for three finished first in the Southeastern afterwards but ' Quebec Coach surge by Vancouver. The Canucks 3-0.(^ebec,2-0. Fish Realty dropped a 5-3 decision to Scorhio Offense McKeon admitted. player on its 25-man roster for the Goalies— Boston, Peeters. Quebec, Midwest Don Guinan 10). Fumbles-lost 3— 2 5— 2 weeks and Barry Switzer still can’t Conference, the SEC won’t allow Michel Bergeron was sympathetic Northern Conn, despite goals by Kevin Penaltles-vards o p ts avg r 'm trying (to make a trade),” entire season, it must off him back fell to their ninth consecutive loss Gosselln. A— 15,116. Zbvk, Jim Curry and Victor Hurtuk. Augsburg 85, Gustavus 73 Hose Club 94 (Dan Socha 26, John 7— 46 2— 10 believe it. the Gators to go to a bowl because to his star center’s play. Bethel 106, Macalaster 73 Socha 12, Jim Wehr 13), Manchester Tim e of possession 37:09 22:51 Boston College 11 404 36.7 said one of the most active to his original club for $12,500. and are 4-21-2, the worst record in Rob Gees and Bryan KolasInskI earned Brigham Young Referee— Bryan Lewis. Butler 66, Valparaiso 51 Bar Association 59 (Doug Manlon 22, 12 432 36.0 wheeler-dealers of recent years. Switzer, coach of No. 2 Okla of a pending NCAA probation. "In overtime, you play to get a the NHL the assists. Defenseman Ronn Poltras Florldo St 11 389 35.4 “ We knew we were gonna lose a played well and goaltender Dave Central Missouri 61, Avila 48 T im O ’Neill 14). Individual Statistics homa, thinks his team should be Ohio State 11 374 34.0 McKeon is telling anyone who few,” said Mets Director of Player Boston College is eighth, Okla Dickinson made 25 saves. Concordla-Moorhead 67, Hamllne 65 Westown Pharmacy 77 (Lyndon R U S H IN G — C hlca go-P ayton 23-92, top-ranked because it plays 'a Flyers 6. Rangers2 Kroh 22), Sportsman Cafe 73 (Bob LIsch 5-51, C. Thomas 3-14, Suhey 2-7. TCU 11 362 32.9 will listen that he would like to Personnel Joe Mcllvaine. ‘'We homa State ninth and Southern Fish was on fhe winning end of a 3-1 Nebraska 11359 32.6 game against Windsor Saturday. Zbyk, Culver-Stockton 93, Iowa Wesleyan Penney 22, Tim Hogan 18); San Diego-Jackson 18-59, McGee 1-11, make a trade. stronger schedule than the Cou Methodist 10th. Luther 2-7. South Carolina 11 357 32.5 didn't know which ones. We were Hoyas remain atop Gess and Chip Addabbo paced the 62 “ Let's do something that helps gars. However, B Y U received 24 of Rounding out the Top 20 are No. Pblladetphia 1 3 2—6 DePaul 77, Chico St. 37 Maryland 11352 32.0 pretty sure it would be Giles and NY Rangwf 101— 2 offense with single markers. Curry Clemson 35 first-place votes and 503 points 11 Maryland, No. 12 Louisiana notched an assist and Joson Allan also Drake 68, WIs.-Green Bay 61 PASSING — Chlcago-Llsch 18-33 164, 11 346 31.5 everyone,” he said. Ortiz. Olwine was a left-handed First perlott— 1, NY Rangers. Erixon 3 Fuller 3-4 21. San Dlego-Luther 12-29 275. A ir Force 11 346 31.5 from the U P l Board of Coaches in State, No. 13 Miami, No. 14 (Sundsfrom, (>agne), 0:21. 2, Philadel played well. Drury 72, Evangel 31 McKeon said he has not talked to reliever this year, and they cer Dickinson stopped 27 of 30 shots Elmhurst 87, St. Frances 74 RECEIVING — Chlcogo-PaWon 4-38, the final regular season voting, Southern Cal, No. 15 UCLA, No. 16 UPl basketball poll phia, Propp 16 (Kerr, McCrImmon), 1:18. Suhey 4-36, Gault 4-28, Dunsmore 1-3, C. RushingIng DetOQie Montreal but he is wiliing to act as tainty are a desireable commodity. Penalties— Brown, Phi, 6:30; Sundsfrom, Sunday but Fish wos blanked by Indiana Central 70, lUPUl 69 Indiana St. 84, Liberty Baptist 75 Thomas 3-16, Baschnogel 1-14, Anderson g cor Vdsovg td ydspg a third party in a deal between the compared to Oklahoma's eight Florida Stae, No. 17 Wisconsin, No. N YR , 18:50. Enfield, 3-0. Jeff Grote contributed a Bowling Oklahoma 11 386 757 2.0 4 M.8 But Thornton is the biggest gamble By Mike Barnes^ John's escaped with a 58 .57 victory solid effort tor the losers. Metro St 74, Chadron St 61 1-11, Soldi 1-8, Krenk 1-7, Mooreheod 1-7. first-place votes and 479 points. 18 Notre Dame, No. l9 Auburn and Second period— 3, Philadelphia, Sln- San Dlego-Duckworth 3-185, Chandler V lrg Tech 11 437 787 1.8 7 71.5 Expos and Philadelphia. because he only played in A-Ball UPl Sports Writer over St. Bonaventure in the Lap- Isalo 10 (Dvorak, Zezel), op, 0:27. MInnesota-Duluth 83, Mount Senarlo •••••••••••••••••••••• “ When you go down Brigham No. 20 Texas. 29 3-47, Slevers318, Joiner 1-12, Holohon 1-10, Arizona 11 383 831 2.2 9 75.5 Montreal sounded unwilling to this year.” chick Tournament to remain third 4, Philadelphia, Poulin 6 (unassisted), Bantam B Jackson 1-3. Nebraska 11 438 867 2.0 6 78.8 part with the third baseman V^ung’s schedule, who they’ve Florida is the only Top 20 team 14:09. 5, Phllodelphia, Smith 6 Missouri 75, Morehead St (K v.) 60 “Whenever you'build with young NEW YOR K — Georgetown gets with 446 points. Moorhead St. 78, M avville St. 74 Missed field goal: San Diego, Fullerton St 12 4261183 2.8 8 98.6' pl^e d , I mean, it’s hard to not going to a bowl. (Poulin, SInasalo), 18:01. Penalty— Reed Construction split a pair, Benlrschke52. lowo 11 4051101 2.7 7 100.1 McKeon wants, though. players and you try to protect your to kick sand in the face of one more Duke (430 points), Illinois (401) Hospodar,Phl,3:55. N. Dakota St. 7), Dickinson St. 61 believe,” Switzer said. “ Where are In bowl games involving ranked defeating East Haven, 5-3, Saturday N. Iowa 79, Ill.-Benedlctlne60 Friendship Cent Mich 11 4241102 2.6 5 100.2 “ You can say it in the most young, the predators descend,” college basketball weakling before and Memphis State (397) com and losing to Columbia, 7-1, Sunday. Nebraska 86, Montana St 65 Southern Cal 11 3981138 2.9 6 103.5 absolute terms you want," said the Texas’ and the Oklahomas and teams, it’s Nebraska against LSU Third period— 6, N Y Rangers, Sand- Brian Grillo registered two goals and College football ratings Toledo 11 411 1181 2.9 6 107.4 said Mets GM Frank Cashen with it’s time for the Hoyas to prove that pleted the top six. strom 9 (Allison, Larouche), pp, 3:24. 7, Rio Grande 121, Bluefleld St. 97 Mary Ostrinsky 181-457, Lu Toutain Montreal executive John McHale. the Washingtons and the Nebras- in the Sugar Bowl, Ohio State two assists In the victory. M ark S. Illinois U. 71, SW Missouri 67 191-171-498, M arie Nelson 185-454, Bar Baylor 11 467 1243 2.7 15 113.0 tongue partly in cheek. “ It was their overwhelming support from Duke moved up two slots with a Philadelphia, Zezel 4 (Crossman, Peterson added a goal and three “ We will not trade Tim Wallach." kas on that schedule? They're not 'against USC in the Rose Bowl, Dvorak), pp, 6:41.8, Philadelphia, Poulin SE Missouri 58, Quincy 52 (O T) bara Shedrick 180-469, Lee Bean 489, NEW YORK (UPl) — The United that way in the Stone Age and it is the UPI Board of (loaches is 59-46 triumph over St. Joseph's; assists, while Korey Fuellhart had a Wichita St. 63, Oregon 58 Nancy Dumand 462, Bert Toutain 465, Press International Board of Coaches there.” South Carolina against Oklahoma 7 (unassisted), 14:51. Penalties— goal and two assists. Mike Mannebach Montreal reliever Jeff Reardon that way today in baseball.” justified. the mini remained No. 5 after their Ron Sutter, Phi, 2:56; Poulin, Phi, 4:15; Wisconsin 88, Kentucky St. 74 JoAnne Stevens 453, Diane Emmett Top 3 college football ratings, with Switzer would like to see the State in the Gator Bowl, Boston also scored. Other contrlbuters were Xavier 71, E. Michigan 70 (O T) 458, Joe Kehoe 203544, T e rry M eK ln - first-place votes and records In paren No. 1 Georgetown, with a 3-0 second victory of the season over Ron Sutter, Phi, 4:56; Ruotsalalnen, John Mulligan and goalies Richard Orange Bowl between Oklahoma College against Houston in the N Y R , 4:56; Sandstrom, N Y R , 4:56. Youngstown St. 80, Wooster 64 stry 215-562, Phil Hence 502, Steve theses (total points based on 15 points for record that Includes easy victories Oklahoma; and Memphis State Simmons and Doug Hutton. Southwest Kershaw 517, Roger Stevens 550, John first place, 14 for second, etc.): and No. 3 Washington recognized Cotton Bowl, Southern Methodist Grillo was the lone scorer, with ••••••PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP over Hawaii-Hilo, Hawali-Loa and advanced a spot by capturing last Shots on goal— Philadelphia 15-15-8— Abilene Christian 93, Pepperdlne 89 KozIckI 530, Charlie Hartley 554, Butch as the national championship against Notre Dame in thd Aloha assists by Fuellhart and Peterson, In Ark.-PIne Bluff 55, Cent. Ark. 51 McQuade 556. 1. Brigham Young (24) (12-0) 503 Sports In Brief Southern Connecticut, collected 40 weekend’s Mid-South Classic. 38. N Y Rangers 5-10-18— 33. Sunday's loss. game. Bowl, Maryland against Tennes Arkansas Coll. 95, Texas Coll. 72 2. Oklahoma (8) (9-1-1) 479 of 42 first-place votes and 619 Rounding out the top 10 are No. 7 3. Washington (1) (10-1) 383 Swimming B Y U meets unranked Michigan see in the Sun Bowl, Miami against Power-play conversions — Central St. 65, E. New Mexico 61 Elks Free throw contest planned points to remain atop the ratings Uiuisville, No. 8 Washington, No. 9 Philadelphia 2-2, New York 4-1. Christian Bros. 65, Ozarks 61 (O T) 4. Nebraska (9-2) 359 Dec. 21 in the Holiday Bowl. UCLA'Io the Fiesta Bowl, Florida Delta St. 67, Southern Ark. 58 5. Ohio State (9-2) 343 since balloting began three weeks Southern Methodist — which re Ralph Dover 151, Ray P a rr 144-378, B O LTO N — The Bolton Knights of Columbus will sponsor a Washington received one first- State against Georgia in the Goalies— Philadelphia, Froese. NY Hendrix (Ark.) 80, Philander Smith62 Bruce Fish 356, Al Atkins 149-359, Tony 6. Florida (2) (9-1-1) 331 ago. ceived a first-place vole — and No. Basketball Houston Baptist 63, NIcholls St. 61 7. South Carolina (10-1) 325 place vote and 383 points. No. 4 Florida Citrus Bowl, Wisconsin Rangers, Hanlon. A— 17,422. FIcaro 358, John RIeder 158-136-388, Joe free throw contest for boys and girls (lM 4yearsold) Saturday at Georgetown gets to clobber St. 10 North Carolina State. Lamar S3, SW Texas 51 Cotaldl 154-148-431, Paul Ford378, Dave 8. Boston College (9-2) 311 Rec Swim Team Nebraska and No. 5 Ohio State against Kentucky in the Hall of Oklahoma City 81, Texas Wesleyan 65 9. Oklahoma State (9-2) 240 the Bolton High gym from 9 to 11 a.m. Trophies will be awarded to Leo College (Fla.) Wednesday Referee— Bob Hall. < Lochapelle 148-386, Hank Hebert 141- round out the top five. Fame Bowl, Auburn against A r Louisville fell three slots in the Ouachita (Ark.)69, Louisiana Col.51 160-405, Joe Tw aronite 137-370, Charlie 10. Southern Methodist (9-2) 204 The Manchester Rec swim team the winners of each age group. For more information, contact before its first test — a nationally- NBA standings Tex-Arllngton 76, HardIn-SImmons 11. Maryland (8-3) 139 b o w ^ Sunday, M3-254, to W indsor In Florida used a 27-17 victory over kansas in the Liberty Bowi and ratings, but more im|>yrtant, lost 70 Whelan 137-370, M att DeSimone 143, Claude Ruel at 646-3828. televised encounter with No. 20 lalandera5.Canucka4 Jerry Ridel 365, Joe Desimone 138-379, 12. Louisiana State (8-2-1) 127 Windsor. The juniors fell, 192-166, and Fiorida State to move up from Texas against Iowa in the Free star guard Mill Wagner for six Texos-EI Paso 68, Arizona St. 57 Tra vis Cok Sr. 143383, A nd y Lam ou- 13..M iami (8-4) 73 the Seniors were upended, 111-88. Nevada-Las Vegas this Saturday weeks with a broken foot in a costly Eastern Conference Washington 59, Texas Tech 57 (20T) 14. Sauthern Cal (8-3) seventh to sixth, trading places dom Bowl. Atkinllc Division reaux 374. 68 Kevin Holmes ond Kristi Nason were at the Capital Centre in Landover, NY Islanders j 2 is West 15. U C LA (8-3) 51 triple winners for Manchester. Coventry High honors athletes triumph over Virginia Vancouver o 0 4—4 W L Pcf. GB Cal St. Fullertan 51, St. M a ry’s 50 16. Florida Stote (7-31) 36 Next meet is Saturday m orning Md. Commonwealth. Boston 15 1 .938 — California 92, Seattle Pacific 71 17. Wisconsin (7-31) 26 First period— 1, NY Islanders, G llb ^3 Philadelphia 13 4 .765 2'/i AARP starting at 9 o’clock against Windsor COVENTRY — The Coventry High fall athletic Awards Night DePaul, which came off a “ These things happen,” said (Bossy), 1:17.2, N Y Islanders, B.Sutter 18 Gonzoga 55, Boise Sf. 54 18. Notre Dame (7-4) 22 Locks at the Manchester High pool. Washington 12 7 .632 4Vi S. Colorado 84, Fort Lewis Coll. 64 Lou Sulots 200, Sam Maltempo 19. Auburn (8-4) 20 was held recently, with competitors from several teams cited. Pam Shriver eliminated narrow victory over Northern Cardinals Coach Denny Crum. (Flatlev), 12:31. 3, N Y Islanders, New Jersey 8 9 .471 7Vj Swimmers who scored for Manches Tonelll 13 (D. Sutter, Boutlller), 19:02. San Diego U. 65 San Jose St. 63 215-511, Frank Cairson 500, Norm an 3. Texas (7-31) 19 ter were; Award winners were; boys' soccer — most valuable — David Illinois to blitz UCLA 80-61 Satur "W e’ll have to live with this, but New York 8 12 .400 9 W. New Mexico 77, Western St. 68 Lasher 511, yi Pulford 511. Penalties— Hallln, N Y I, m alor, 4:10; Central Division Note: BvagreemontwiththeAmsrlcan • and under girls — 25 free; 2. Plant, most improved — Brett LaFerriere, Mr. Hustle — Erik day, received a top vote and 33 one of our real strengths was our Butcher, Van, motor, 4:10; DIduck, NYI, Milwaukee 11 8 .579 — Football Coochis Assodoflon, foams A.Sekac 16.88; 25 back: 1. Sekac 20.51; second-place selections, good for 4:46; Butcher, Van, 19:36. on NCAA or conferonco probation 25 breast: 2. M .Rush 25.22. Wisnewski; girls’ soccer — niost valuable — Leslie Danehy, but Is not that unhappy outside play. With Milt out, it's Chicago 10 9 .526 1 College basketball ratings NO NAM E 572 points and the No. 2 rating. St. ‘ Second period— 4, New York, Bossy 26 Detroit 9 9 .500 V/i oro Inellelblo tor tho Top 3 and Oondunderboys— 25free:1.Holmes most improved — Stacey Robertson, coaches awards — Pam going to be a lot tougher.” (Trottler, Jonsson), pp, 0:34. 5, N Y Atlanta 7 10 .412 3 Pam Stratton 178-468, Rita Kelsey f^lonal championship consldsratlon 15.10, 3. J.W o lff 18.76; 25 bo ck: 1 Standfast, Lisa Talaga, Monica Hodina; cross country — most M ELB O U R N E, Australia (UPl) and work on getting my body into Islonders, Flatlev 9 (B . Sutter, Boutlller), by tho UPlBoordofCoactios.Thotoams Holmes 19.06, 3. K .Begley 22.89; 25 f l y Indiana 5 14 .357 6 NEW YORK (UPl) — The United 455, Gall Hartzog 465, MaryAnn Zawl- — Pam Shriver has complained shape,” said Shriver who had ice 4:37. Penalty— Hallln, N Y I,9:14. cieveiana 2 15 .118 s IlnskI 456, Linda Maher 467, Cindy cutTonflven probation arp Arliond, 1. Holm es 18.48. valuable — Scott Kendall, most improved — Greg Lancaster, Press International Board of Coaches Clomson, Illinois and Kansas. Lance Alworth tops the list .Th ird period—6, Vancouver, Skriko 6 Western conference Top 20 college basketball ratings. Flrst- Dodson 505, Rose Robldeau 204-502, 9-10 girls — 50 free: 2. L.Kurland ■ coach’s award — Sarah McConnell; varsity volleyball — most that the wear-and-tear of the packs on her right wrist, elbow and (Grcxtin, Dalgneault) ,5:48.7, Vomcouver, Midwest Division placevotesand records through gamesof - Karen RIordon 212-528, Shrllev E l- 35.47; 100 IM : 1. Noson 1:23.84,; 100 women’s tennis circuit has taken shoulder after the match. I would Sundstrom 6 (Petit, Lemay), 7:56. 8, drldge 486, Cam ille Scuta 204-474, free: 3. Kurland 1:25.29; 50 b a ck: 1. valuable — Heather Bisson, most improved •— Krista W L Pcf. GB Nov. 25 In parentheses. (Total paints ••••••pppppppppppppppp its toll her both mentally and really love to play without feeling Voncouver, Lemay 9 (Petit, Smvl), pp, Denver 13 3 .813 — based on 15 points for first place, 14 for Barbara Seifert 456, Fran MIsserl 468, Nason 39.42; 50 fly ; Nason 39.72; 50 , Badstuebner, coaches awards — Brenda Sousa, Kathi Loferski, of college fame inductees 13:51. 9, Vancouver, Grodin 8 (Skriko, Houston 12 6 .667 2 second, etc.): Lou Toutain 191-513, Lee Bean 173^2- breast: 1. Kurland 43.08. Laura jShook, Kathy Taylor; boys’ junior varsity soccer — physically. Well, now she can sore all the time.” T ) , 18:50. Penalties— Boutlller, Dallas 9 9 .500 5 531, B renda G ru n b e rg 193-176-509, S.Anderson finally go home and relax. N Y I, 12:13; Bourne, N Y I, 15:10. 33.06; too tree; 1. Anderson 1:16.26, 2. coaches awards — Paul Rheault, Dan Van Kruiningen, Rob Shriver may return to the circuit NEW YORK (U PI) - Lance .Football Foundation College Hall Utah 9 10 .474 5'/i 1. (Jeorgetown (40) (3-0) 619 Donna Pagbe 184-477, Stephanie Ander Transactions T^e third-seeded Shriver, ham San Antonio 8 9 .471 SVi 2. (3ePaul (1) (2-0) 572 son 188-178-516, Martle Barilla K1-5I5, Back: 2. Anderson . Wallace, RobbBerkowitz; girls’juniorvarsity volleyball — most in March at the U.S. Indoor Alworth might have been the of Fame, it will be because of his Shots on goal— N Y Islanders 14-18-7— Kansas City 3 13 .188 10 3. St. John’s (2-0) 446 M ary Schultz 180-475, Faith Mollov 463, •••••PPPPPPPPPPPPPPppg “ Breast: 2. pered by a shoulder injury which Championships in New Jersey. greatest receiver in American 39. Voncouver 11-9-14— 34. Barbara Shedrick 196-489, Bertha Tou C . H art 44.60. valuable — Andrea Persons, most improved — Jennifer play as a running back at Arkansas Pacific Division 4. Duke (30) 430 has affected both her performance Sukova will meet either defend Football League history, but that from 1959-61. L A Lakers 12 7 .632 — 5. Illinois (5-1) 401 tain 481, Jessie W illiam s 1805(1]^ K.LIndstrom , Polidoro; girls’ varsity cheerleaders — most valuable — Shafon and attitude toward the game, was Power play conversions— NY Island Portland 11 8 .579 1 „ Bosoball 31.31, 3. B.Cool 32.43; 100 IM : 2 ing champion Martina Navratil didn’t count for much when he was ers, 1-1. Voncouver 4-1. 6. Memphis State (20) 397 Poulin. Phoenix 11 9 .550 1'/i 7. Louisville (20) 350 Pacific Coast League — Extended the G .P hllllps 1:17.80; 100 free: 2. H .H o l- upset by ninth-seeded Helena ova or Barbara Potter. The traded to the Dallas Cowboys In The rest of the players to be Goaljes— n Y islanders, Hrudey. Van Seattle 8 11 .421 4 8. Woshlntiton (20) 303 rantract of President Bill Cutler through combe 1:04.33; 50 back: 3. J.Hughes Sukova of Czechoslovakia Tues couver, Brodeur. A — 11,343. tho 1 9 » season; elected Albuquerque a.35; 50 fly; 1. Holcombe 33.^, SO Navratilova-Potter match was 1971. inducted are: Dr. Warren Amling, Referee— Don Kohorskl. 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Quiet neighbor up at the Manchester yarn to knit this colorlul formation call 1-504-641- phases of planning and STEEL BUILDING pliances, wall to wall Table, 6 chairs, buffet, Silver Fox Cope, $100. The basic shirtdresa for Hippie Afghan. A great 8003, Ext. 8201 execution of public hous DEALERSHIP Small to MANCHESTER — Avail carpeting. Immediate oc hood In East Hartford, china closet. $475 or best Diatom Filter, $30. Space Herald Office BEFORE the-half-sizer with com waj^to use lefUiver yarns M A SKING/INSPEC- lust 10 minutes from 11 A.M. ONLY. STRETCH YOUR burger 1975 AMC HORNET fortable yoke and zip- ing programs, both HUD Big Profit Potential Big able Immediately. Dne, cupancy. $400. Call 659- otter. Coll 647-0649. Heater, garage or shop, budget By using one port for a rainbow effect. B A B YS ITTE R with own CLERK FOR MODERN, TION PERSDN — and State of Connecticut. Demand - Starter Leads two and three bedroom 3743 or 633-6218. Pratt & Whitney. Ample $50. 646-5150. ^ T A G SALES WAGON — Automatic, front closing ending in a No. 5955 has directions PROFESSIONAL Phar Wanted for small parking, garden. $140 soy extender to four parts power steering, oir con pleai transportation — For 2 Minimum of 3 vearsexo8- Furnished. Some areas apartments. $400, $455, of meat. Your taste buds for 40 X (10-inch afghan. year old boy, 5 mornings macy to assist In ohar-. aerospace company. rience in financial record taken. Call to Qualify. $520, heat and hot water plus holt utilities. Coll LARGE SELECTION OF DON’T FO R G ET — A N ditioning, cruise control. No. 1 • 4 with Photo- M AN CH ESTER — Spa BEAUTIFUL BARBIE Used metpl office desks. won’t be oble to tell the Guide is in Sizes lOH to TO ORDER, uiHt $2.00 lor took 0 week. Call 647-8261. maev and patent medi First shift. Benefit pack keeping. Responsible for 1-303-759-3200. Included. J.D . Real Est cious and charming 3 289-2573 offer 5 p.m. TIQUE SHOW 8. Sole, Very clean. $1000. Coll Rottorn, plot 90C lor poilsfo sop DOLL DRESSES, Pala- $35 and up. Office chairs, difference, but your 24%. Size 12%, .35 i»ujt, cines department In age. Donwell Company, dll A/R and A/P; assist In ate, 646-1980. bedroom apartment December Sth, Waddell 643-4091. kORilllsi. Manchester's largest 549-5374. FIVE PIECE MAPLE mas, $1. Complete wed tables, filing cabinets, budget will! Boost your 2% yards 45-inch. MINI COROT COOK-CHEF — Fulltime preoar at I on of all available Immediately. TWIN BEDROOM SET — ding outfit, $4. Brides budget by selling Idle School, 163 Broad Street, position opening up In shopping center. Plea budgets; prepare all TWO, THREE AND FIVE office partitions from o Manchester. TO ama. tn* sz '.a iw u a $575 Includes heat, hot Excellent condition. $450. maids, $2.75. Call large Insuronce com- Items In your home with a Mttini,1, fists SO( Tm Mttats ao4 1110 *»e. ef Kmeneas presently expanding res sant working conditions. books of account up to RDDM Apartments — Np water and garage. Phone Services 1979 DODGE D-lOO hsuMbt New Urt. N.y. 100M Will train for profes PART TIME CHURCH Evenings, 649-2996. 643-6452. ponv. Call 649-9953. low-cost od In classified.' PfiNt name, « M m i wiOi IIP taurant In Vernon. Super- General Ledger; assem INSTRUCTION appliances. No pets. Se Rose or Don, 646-8646 - PICKUP — 6 cylinder, 3 coot mO Style Netnkef. vjsory experience pre sional capacity. Full SECR ETAR Y — 12 hours ble dll fiscal data neces curity. Call 646-2426 week 646-2482. speed, with cap. Good ■aSStorlisraM time. Excellent hours. No per week. Send resume 1IM *>s. *1 SMrtui SPECIAL: Over 200 ae- ferred. Excellent pay and sary for use by outside days, 9am to Spm. |C| iSERVICES WANTED condition. Call 525-3709 mm rmt, U.T. IW M lertioiLs and a FREE benefits. Coll 649-1672and nights or weekends. to: United Methodist Accountant In preparing days, 1-456-1992 evenings. Apply In person at once to ITO BUY emu. Sips iM kn sb4 tiB . Pattern iSeclion in the ask for OH or Jay. Church, 1041 Boston monthly financial state VERNDN — New 2 bed 10' I OFFERED ALBUM. Juat $3.00. Tom, Liggett Parkade Tpke., Bolton, CT 06040, New FASHION with ments; supervise work of room townhouse. Fully MANCHESTER 1983 SUBARU GL — 5 Photo-Guide pattemu in lOOU «T $S2f UCN Pharmacy, -Parkade Attention: Pastor. CERTIFIED MATH IN ODD JOBS, Trucking. W A N TED — Skis, boots EASY ASSEMBLY other office employees. appllanced kitchen, wall for 5 year old, skis about speed, all power. Excel all aise rangea, has a •-I2S-R011I-0I4 m 4 New. NM Shopping Center, 404 STRUCTOR — Tutors all BENNET ELDERLY Is