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a&a. ttamar ra a f ana Ror month. 1 yoor Boaffna sygfom, teose, aocurtty deposH. Obit. Trolner Joo i aiossod-ln p o r c li, No p e n . 44A879S. onto. m -v m . praffy yard. Coif oiifck. AAANCFlEifBR — 2nd Joekfon A Jockson floor, 2 bedroom, hoot W e t E ifo lt. SW-aWS-o and o^toncoe. No FF'i Aknogf ffwt time pot*, saaiplus McurNy. oaolnlll Goff seaeonN COM84AJW9.______STEEL FII08-4 arowtr. alfflogf kora I This A^ANcMIRfiR-J rbwn Usod. S2S ooch. Soe of v ^ M T fV I w D O I ^ W C T O C l^ oportfflonf, oppilon- Monchtoftr Hard­ lor sefffna iMxf fo ffw cet, corpellna, leost, w are, 877 AAoln Street, leni gregn of Eflfnafon no uftffflos. No pots. Ridge Country Club. AAonchestar. 843442S. $295 per month. 521- RAfRidiHAfdA-l* Exfroi oof ore Inctwd- 2380. tng o 2 cor go roae. sun cubic foot, Ifcublcfoet room, pane, oourmef isnnm iiTrnn freeter self defrosttno. AvoMable Immo- Wurllfxer organ doublt maudtriitrrA rifv !|! ViH‘.;\i Hrralii kltcfien, central voc, cofifrol ofr and lofs dtotety. Small aocond keyboard, foot podols, moro. ..3 bearoomt, OR- floor 4 room oportment 40 key Instrum ent. A ll p ro x fm o fe ly 2399 In nict condiflon. Heot like new. 849-42«. souaro feet. $349,908. and appliances In­ FdR Sole—DOS stove, Wadneaday, March 18.1987 Jackson A Jackson cluded. $825 per month. $125. Colonial couch, Reot estote. 847-9480.0 No pets. Security. 443- SSO. Coll offer 5pm of 1570.______3 l u E Ribbon — 443-5335. Immoculofe town- aH ANCHEStER — houst condo at Forest Available AAoy 1st. 3 Tests key Ridge. ImpecoMe con- bedroom duplex, ap­ E N O R O L L 8 dltlon, enormous pliances, carpet, bullt- tr« «MNl*l98 rooms, 2 bedrooms. 2.8 out cellar, washer and 19% oMMi • f for 998 G N P slum ps baths, 1 cor detached dryer hookup. No pels. Muar be pieksd up ai Mw to search carport, appliances, One month security HsrsM OfNee MonOsv ffHu wolk-ouf b a s e m e n t, plus u tilitie s . 443-5014. Thursdsy bstoiu 11 am. enhr. llRfWAWTHi original owners hove M7NCHEST6R-AAople token excellent care of Wood apartments. for killer th is unitl 8158,900. New luxury, two- in last few BABYSITTER—Wonted Jackson A Jackson bedroom townhouses. for 3 year eld and 6 year Automotive Real Estate. 447-8400.P 279 Bldwell Street. 449- : Manchester police are awaiting eld, S ddvs. Wodofl 5249. area. Write P. O. Box W h I ^ your thinking of the reeults or forensic tests to 841, AAoln o ffice, AAon- buying or telling or lust determine whether a Tolland man. Chester, C f. 06040. neod to consult some­ should he considered a suspect in JOB one on your Real Est­ the munter of 18-year-oId Bernice months of ’86 m p w M i r a i n p w M T a ate needs coll us were EIS m ST** OPPORTUNITIES Otways w illin g to osslst COUGAR - 19S1 - silver, 6. Martin. youl Coll for o free MAN04ESTER''n!v^ 75K, olr, outomotlc, Frederick R. Merrill, 40, was quarter, with the strength coming PART T im e — PART Time— Credit In- By Mortin Crutolnstr market onolyslt of Woods, 2 bedroom, 1 new tires, om/fm ste­ charged last Thursday in connec­ from a drive by businesses to at the Secretory/bookkeeper yestlgotor/lnstallment 1/2 both, garage, base­ T h t A ssocloltd Fri$$ your present home. U A reo, $2200 o r best offer. tion with the aexual assault of a restock depleted inventories. for erowlne construc­ tom clerk. Strong pub­ R R ealty. 443-2492P ment. No pets. 8750. 444-1455. 98-year-old South Windsor woman tion compony. Good lic relations, knosrl- WASHINGTON - U.S. economic But they believe that consumer 447-7494 or 443-0274. last Wednesday. Manchester police hours, some typing, edge ot consumer lend­ MANCHESTER FdRO LTD Londou- growth ahimpcd to a meager 1.1 spending has remained weak dur­ Hatirtfralrr llprald some bookkeeping re- PART Time—Become a $127,900—Now to 71,000 m iles. Loaded, questioned Merrill last week but did ing, moth and typing Community Represen- percent annual rate for the Rnal ing the first three months of the oulred. Coll 448-2829 be- skills helpful. W ill train market. Lott of charm good condition. S2900. not obtain any information linking tatlye. Neighbor to In this 7 room Colonial. 443-9279. three montIn of 1016, even weaker year and that this will translate into tween 4:30om and right person. Tolland CLEAN and Sunny one him to the murder of Martin, police weaker growth fo the April-JUne A 2:30pm, Monday Bank, Loon office 1 , Neighbor has openinos Conveniently located, CHEVROLET—1903 Mo- than prerioualy thought, the go­ In many area towns tor bedroom Condo. Quiet spokesman Gary Wood said this vernment said today. period through Prldov Vernon. 872-8328. this home offers 3 bed­ llbu wagon, automatic, morning. NEwsp/im CMmiciit n i e d e d . a oudllfled person to rooms, m baths, fam­ central neighborhood The Commerce Department re­ The 2.5 percent growth in the In Manchester. Mod­ olr, om/fm ,new tires. Wood refused to say what sort of welcome new residents ily room, spacious din­ $2800. 444-3430. ported that a hmg-awaited im­ QNP last year, the poorest showing Into your own com­ ing room, 1 cor garage, ern kitchen and ap­ forensic tests were being con^cted Hanry SL...... t e - it * DRIVERS pliances. One year MAZDA 1900 RX7 OS— provement in the trade deficit in the since a 2.8 percent decline in the $S-$8 munity. For more In­ full basement. Energy or what type of evidence was GNP in 1662, will be Mlowed by >ummH f t ...... S33-382 form ation coll 246-2434. leose. $475month. Days Am/fm stereo with se- Octoher-December quarter was steady employment. efficient. Sentry Real Involved. He would not elaborate on growth ot Just 2.4 percent this year, F.H. Estate. 443-40W.O coll Denise a t 443-2711. porote opllne cassette, offhet by weakness in consumer ■m HNM S t .... Higher than average Evenings and wee­ 4 speakers, 5 speed the circumstances surrounding the spemhng. according to predictions fo the most two incidents, but he said they did earnings. Benefits In­ Expanding marketing MANCHiSTiTiiSlBo. kends coll F a t a t 525- tronsiVilsslon, spoilers For all of 1$9S, the GNP grew Juat recent survey of S6 top economists company nseita 20 lela- Real Estate , Soldi A rare opportun­ t.D not appear to be similar. M M tia rtl...... dude paid Inaursnoe, vo- front and rear, over­ 2.6 nercent aa the United States done by Blue Chip Economic ...... ad caNon and hdidaya. Also msrketere. Full or pari ity to own this gor- size tires, gold and On March 6, Martin was pulled OanMrSL (oMonH'). B 9 9 ^ goous t room custom- nniihed Ra pooreat year economi­ Indtcators of Sedona, Arit. Idm undSi...... 1t-«8 warehouse work. fuH and lime. Days or Ewnings. chrome wheels, new from her Mayfair Gardens apart­ cally since the last recesalon, in The country’s trade deRcit, Ixed Colonial In Indy maroon point, re­ ment by Eighth District firefigh­ ...... an port Hme. Flexible hours No experience nscee- HOMES beautiful Cose Moun­ l$81-82. whjeh has been a drag on economic S t Jotm m...... 18-109 FOR SALE HENT cent shocks front and ters. A sofa bed was set on fire, can be arranged. Sss Mr. asry. n o tain area. Featuring 4 rear. High highway The new GNP report repreaented activity fw about six years, did •lOM 91...... ad Schosnfsid at 2go Green bedrooms, 2W baths, 2 apparently to cover up the murder, improve in the fourth quarter aa M a m 91. (odd only)...... 407-M7 Call Mr. Ross COLUMBIA -1 to 2 bed­ miles. Reolly sharp the second ifownward reriaton In Road, Manchsater, CT All reel estate advertised In fireplaces, formal din­ Sports cor. Must seel police said. The state medical the growth eatimate for the fourth exports shot up 16.7 percent while Crootnood Dr...... aN 600-367-3720 room Contemporary examiner’s office ruled Martin was Oaapwood Or...... 08040. the Manchester Herald Is ing room, eat In kit­ on over 1 acre. 1 mile $3500. 449-3442 o tte r quarter. Two months ago, Uie imports declined by a slight 6.5 dOxerofl Or...... 203-249-7682 svblect to the Fair Housing chen, sliders to polio, 2 7pm .a strangled. Police have refused to percent. Analysts believe the trend ...... 8-48 Act of iwa, which mokes It from Route 44, spa­ government had estimated the tartar (N...... 180-488 cor garage with auto­ diadose whether there were other sHII contiime this year. lileeol to advertise onv pref­ matic openers. Sentry cious and brioht. Avail­ (^HEVELLE Malibu 1972, GNP grew at an annual rate ot 1.7 Ufimora Or...... aN able Immediately. Fats wounds to Martin’s body. A companion report today Famdila Or...... erence, limitation or discrim­ Real Estate. 443-4040.D 2 door, V-0 350 , auto­ percent, n figure that was reduced .... 11-41 ination based on race, color, on approval. $725 o matic, power steering, Police have still not established a rimwed that afterteix proRts of Awn 91...... aN MANCHESTER—^uper nVfwra psfvIO wy s"frnw last month to 1.8 percent. OKRATORS ACCOUNfAMt religion, sex or notional month. References ond many new ports. motive for the killing, but burglary American corporations raae 6.1 UMMIaM m...... aN erlaln, or on Intention to Cleon 3 bedroom with The weaker economic growth p o a security deposit re­ 81200/best o ffer. 220- has been ruled out. percent during tiw fourtii quarter. Janaon 91...... aN. For silk scraan- moke any such preference, completely remodied quired. 228-4371 EightBan-month-old Enrico Oust of whBre to sand children tor day itora. WM accMMpwMcd hy a Fait in Jordi 91...... r t l \ small DualInass for limitation or discrimination. Wood said that besides Merrill Ing and hot stamp­ Interior. 12 x 19 living evenings. HBckmatack Straat appears a llttla State offldalB say tn tM diooaa unreela- MAatioe. tos hMlaUM iMiex tied to Parkar 91...... M 9981 ^ dagraad Accountant The Herald will net knew- room with new stone 6 6 d 6 E - 1972 Dart. 2 there are no other suspects In the tite G N P rose at an anwnal rate M Woodbrtd^ M ...... ing of plastic parts Inclv accept any advertise­ i ..482-878 with 1 to 3 yaars ax- fireplace. Dining room door, hardtop. Original murder hivettigatibn. He said uncertain atiout thinga. For mai^ tarad homaa, w li^ ttiiy M9r, com eoee A m 9.9 peroent in Nw flmnh Wlaa 9l....ri...... „...... aH for tha cosmatic ment which Is In violation ot owner. Automotic, evening patrols at Mayfair Canlar 9(. (awn !!!! arlanca. Rasponsl- ! low. and large kitchen with IHTDREAHO pararits, there is also uncertainty sIM ^ ffidra Of a rtsk . otiiy) ..470-882 industry. No ax- POTtry. Master bed­ power steering, 4 cy­ Gardena have not turned up any Hostage O m t i a ^ 91...... llltlas Include In- pyernmenf tfomes • lOFFRE SPACE Hmrease fo the t l ^ quarter and ...... aH S room with wolk-ln lin d e r. Runs great. unusual activity. M e l^ 91...... 12-78 porlonca nacas- vohramont In cash from 11 (U repair). $400. 444-S441._ the best showing fo almost two Prootar Hd...... aH Delinquent tax prop­ closet. Front and rear OFFICE space tor rent — Carol fflianley, executive director decades. sary, will train. bookkeeping, bank enclofed porches. 116 Volkswagen Bug—74. Vtotorta 9d...... aH Must ba dapand- erty. Repossessions. Manchester prime of the Manchester Housing Author­ Today’s downward revision fo Waal Oantar 91. (odd)...... 8-228 reconciliation and baths, full walk-up at­ downtown profes­ RunsI Engine and ity, said patrols at the apartment freed in C a in -805-487-6000. E xt. Options for day care dwindle economic activity came from a H. I Balaa Hd...... all abla. collectons. tic. D. W. Fish Realty. sional suites available transmission fine. GH-9965 for current complex will continue indefinitely. Mllion larger d ^ n e fo business 7 Sranl Rd...... aH Apply In parson: Qroup Inaurance- repo list. 443-1591 .□ from 1,000 to 4,000 Needs hooter boxes. gmiar Wd...... aN 8300/best otter. 444- Since last week, an off-duty police inventories than had been raporled Apollo II, 5 Qian /Beneflta program. MANCHi^tER— clean MANCHESTER— square feet. Lease or officer has been making dally 9wroraan Rd...... Sturbridge Village purchase. Boyle Real 0504.______a nuHith ago and even weaker W ^ h W Rd...... Rd., Manchaatar, Please call for an ap­ and comfortable Is this rounds from e p.m. to 8 a.m. Lebanon 6 room vinyl sided half Cope. $120,000. This Estate Company. 649- NISSAN Centra Wagon— as state increases regulation consumer spending than had been Waranoka Rd...... 80-181 pointment, Monday Some of the additional lighting CT. EOE Tha duplex. Enloy your beautifully stenciled 4000. 1904. 5 speed, om /fm thought. Oraamvood Dr...... 70-280 through Frld^, 8:30 cassette, excellent con- the authority planned at the com­ Wyllys St. Exit off own back yard on a home features 3 bed­ Ih e governnoent reported that BEIRUT, Lebanon (A P ) — A .810.821,888,887,847,888 to 12:30, Prague rooms, formal dining dltlon. $4000. 449-1771. plex has already been Installed, CNIvar Rd...... all 1-384, naxt right quiet street. Afforda­ WAHTED By George Loyng Resources. The department is receive unannounced inspections. penonm consumption spending M I Saudi Embassy employee srho was TotMT Rd...... all Shoe Company Ad- ble a t 890,000. Keith room, flreploced llvino CHEVROLET Monte Shanley said, and the rest will be Herald Reporter responsible for registering home by 8.4 percent at an annual rate fo Gian Rd. to roar of room and first floor TO RENT Investigations also are begun if kidnapped two moMha ago sraa Putnam 91...... 20-28 g^f^^tratlve, 212* Real Estote. 646-4126. Carlo 73, $800. installed soon. day-care operations. the Ifoal quarter, four thnes the PHkIn 91...... building. fa m ily room. M any complaints are received. released today, and a SMite Mos­ ...... 88-181 ib u tH RIeld Green-For Chevette, 79, ports Each weekday. Peggy McAdam Dearborn said the state not only pace estimated a month ago. Robart 9t...... 29-08 bullt-lns, newly re­ only, best offer.-649- In 1095, 10.6 percent o f all lem mllHia lesder said he and Syria Bmwood 91...... tale by owner. Spa­ modied kitchen. A of Manchester takes care of six inspects the building for health and complaints were about suspected Ih e rare decline fo consumer obtained the hostage’a Reedam...... 88-86 cious 3 bedroom, 7'fy 5304 otter 5:30.______must to see. D. W. Fish young children ranging in age from safety violations, but also conducts abuse or neglect. Criminal prosecu­ spending, which accounts for two- " I hope for a happy eadiag for all bath, townheuse Reolty. 443-1591.0 YOUNG professional, Re n a u l t —1980, toir 18 months to 4 years in her Cross thirds of overall economte activity. CALL NOW 643-2711 / 647-9946 condition. $200.447-1144 R e h n q u ist medical and criminal background tion may result if such charges are the hostages," said tiw d M e f Condo. Fireplace, cen- mole, seeking o oulet Street home. She has been doing checks on the prorider and her trol air, appliances, ce­ EAST Windsor—New llst- before 2om. substantiated after an Is a parttcularty worrisome shgn for Syria’s military iutelligeuce in ASSISTANT MANAGER one-bedroom or studio this legally for the past three years. family. These checks focus on any growth tills year. ramic tile, and up Ino. Well maintained apartment In Manches­ investigation. Lebanon, Brig. Gen. (Hiasi RMwau. graded carpet. Carport and cored for 5 room rejects plea However, the previous 16 years incidents of child or sexual abuse. The most-frequest complaint Some economists contend that The general is also Is tiw cowdlMi- PULL TIM E Ronch. Feotures 3 bed- ter oreo. Non-smoker, Wanted at once for health food shop. and basement. 8150,900. no p ets, references she operated an unregistered day­ Many home day care providers DHR receives is that homes that weakness fo this area will negate ter of tiw 7,866 Syrian forces that 649-4035.______rooms, fireplace. TAKE A LOOK care home. This meant state and either are not aware they have to are not registered. If a home is mmh o f the heneRt from an PASTE UP APTItT Pleasant working conditions in modern Overslied 2 cor gorooe, availab le. 522-3083. have been in charge of west M a n c h e s t e r —Older local officials did not know children register with the state or chose not found to be run illegally, the state expected fofiprovemenl fo tiie coun­ Befrot’s security since Fsh. tl. shopping canter. Must ba Interested Iri security system In o by D eaver were being watched by her, or what To do newspaper page and ad pasteup. Colonial, conveniently rural setting. Coll Cen­ FACTIRY EXECUTIVE CAM to do so because of what they feel attorney general’s office and DHR try’s trade deficit tMs year. Be­ A bearded Bakr Dansahhouri, Experience and typing helpful. good health. Willing to train. Apply at located. 3 bedrooms, tury 21, J. Doric Direct from Ford type of care they were receiving. are the hassles involved, according can seek a court injunction prevent­ cause o f tills, many nnalysts are wearing a brown ssft and n white Excellent company paid benefits, Including once to Manager. IVb baths, 2 car goroae Reolty. S2S-17S3 Merchandise Motor Co. Detroit, WASHINGTON (A P) - Chief Before becoming licensed. McA­ to registered providers who at one ing its continued oj^ration. A fineid forecasting that ecenomic growth Miirt, wept as Kenaan and NiM h plus carport. Nice deep mBor medical, dental, life Insurance and M lchlg on . Justice William H. Rehnquist today dam was typical of most day-care time operated illegally. not more than $100 for ea14,308 aide. that children would be at risk. operated an unregistered facility win rehrnnd to a growth rate or 8.1 even an animal,” said piece, wheat colored, Lawyers for Deaver had asked centers, usually in homes. “ I ’m not going to endanger my the previous two years because she percent tills year as a hoped-for 186 TO CLEAN artificial flow­ Ranch with new vinyl DrillHEMT 88 Taurus 4 Dr. •12,688 Damanhonri. PART TIME tweed texture, excel­ Rehnquist on Tuesday to block The problem with not registering, own kids and other kids,” said said she did not know state law MBfon to 986hfllfow improvement In GIVE YOUR budget a ers, place them heads siding and newer roof. 86 Sable LS 4 Dr. •14.999 Berri echoed Kenaan*s commR- boost! Sell those still- 5125.900. Strono Real LADIES Freferred— le n t condition. $400 independent counsel Whitney North state officials contend, is that McAdam. who nonetheless does requires that such homes he tiie trade deficit adds signfficantiy nwM regarding tiw other kM- down In a paper bog, odd firm . 443-4400. 9eTamM4Dr.i9796 25 CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS good but no-longer-used salt and thoke well. To Estate. 447-7453.0 - fu rn ish ed room fo r Seymour Jr. from seeking a grand parents have less assurance that agree that there should be some registered. to the domestic economy. napped foreigners, inefoding eight Items In your home for clean out ttcroee areas In F o k E S t H ills— Lovely L- rent In nice neighbor­ UsBd Car Specials Jury vote on whether to indict their children will be properly oversight. Somebody complained to DHR Ih e 1.1 percent growth rate fo the Americans, fo Lebanon. cash. Coll 643-2711 to piece your home or garage, thoped 3 bedroom hood. Shopping area TV/STEREO/ 94 Riviera 16K •12.900 Deaver for perjury. cared for. “ You feel like they’re invading about her, and an investigation was fourtii quarter was down riiarply “We shall seek freedom of aR tiw Pleasant telephone manner and good your od. place on ad In classified Ranch In the Forest and or bus line. Includ­ ArPLMNCES 96 Firebird. AC •8286 They asked that no action be your privacy,” said Diane Burg, conducted. “ I foil like the way they from a 2.6 percent tacrease fo the hostages,” he saM. ing heat, eclectrlclty 80 Monarch 2 dr. •2406 speaking voice a must. You are our contact tellino our readers what Hills section of Man­ taken while the Washington lobby­ "T H E R E ’S NOTHING that can who cares for five children at her came after me like I was a July-September quatter and was b addition to tiw heotagea, between our carriers and our cuatomers. chester. Cothedrol and laundry facilities. OE Dryer—new In box. S3 Oattun 2006x •8806 the weakest riwwfog since the you hove for sale. 1200 per month. Refer­ ist pursues his claim that the guarantee at all times, but state High Street home. criminal," Burg said. AnUHcan Church envoy Terry Wa­ Hours: Monday thru Thursday, 3:00pm- celling In living room Asking $350. 443-0933 82 M s d a RX7. bk. •8480 independent counael’a office is registration is really our Good economy grew at a hM ely notioea- with beautiful full wall ences and Security. 74 Ply. Horizon 4 dr. •2260 tte disappeared Jan. 86 whRe on a 7:30pm, Friday, 3:00pm-7:00pm, Saturday o tter 4pm. unconstitutional. Housekeeping seal of approval,’’ ACCORDING TO THE Depart­ hteO.epercent to the wcondqnarier fireplace. Offered at 444-0313.______84 G-Marqule 4 dr. •8886 WHILE SHE NOW agreed that mission to negotiate tiw rrieoee of 7:00am-10:00am.------Call 647-N^ ask for INTERVIEWERS 1144.900. Joyce G. Ep­ FOR SAl R— Sears Ken- In a brief order today, Rehnquiat said David Dearborn, spokesman ment of Human Resources, at least 0*1866. forrign captives. 9 Ik tA A large ottroef?^ more dryer, used 1 84 Bulok Reeal •8986 Jeanne. for the state Department of Human Many economists, viewing stein Real Estate. 447- with huge cedar closet. 84 Mazda RX-7 •B.886 turned down the request. He said 10 percent of all registered homes Reooe to m to page S "Am al and tiw Syrian forcea WANTED Find the M95.0______year. S25D or best offer. Deaver had not proved that his case heaMiy employment gadns, iMAeve Near buses and For- 446-4140 o ffer 4pm. 87 CoMlnantal 4K •96.800 exerted efforts to free Damian- The U.S. Oanoue Bu- LOOKING For on office? kodt. Freferred full 83 Alllanea 4 dr. •9886 merits such a stay. tiiat economic growth is pNMng op rceu la ourrantty looking Itsm you time employed mole. Rehnquist handies for the high fo tiie conent Jannary-Warch FULL TIM E Charming older Colon­ aeMILQatant •19,600 ftenm tern 6a pnge • for Intarvtawtra to oon- ial located on East 4494)102. IFUaOIL/COAL/ iPECML PUKCHAtE court all emergency requests in­ AD T A K E R duct Intarvlawlng for flatd mod or Center Street In Man­ volving cases from the District of Traffic permit awaits study aurvey In and around tha chester. Lots of space, lAPARTMtHTS Columbia. Immediate opening In our Claaalfled Dept. good parking. Coll to­ rOOAVS HERAl O Hartford, Connaotleut n il Ihs iRNIiniT FIREW OOD—$53 o cord. Seymour ia free to seek the By Alex Glrelll Monday thru Friday, 6:30 am to 6 pm. Must araa. Work about 100 day for details. Joyct 0 foot lengths, green, traffic impact on South Windsor would allow the addition of 85,000 8 lloerioowiraiii indictment, although Deaver’s law­ Associate Editor roads of the mail and its potential square feet. pots sea good typing akille. Knowledge of hours aaoh month for 7 O. Epstsln Real Estate. ELLIN6TDSr^^"oSI5t delivered. 5 cord min­ Ham you M7-MWJ3______yers have the option to ask any spinoff developments. Homart could proceed under the computer Input deelrable, but will train. nrantha. Start In M a May. country setttng, 1 bed­ imum. Moster/VIso 1985 Marc Marguls other Supreme Court Justice for Canaua Inlarvlewers are 6 a <^ k borgoln and o room oportmonts. cord. Northern fire­ D M ^ L AJif Two studies on the effect that The SEA traffic study was present permit for the 780,880- IHwiioKofiB to MiNid DlBCtiMifB cNod Qood spelling a must. Pleasant telephone great family home tool I IB CflOOBB IrBIII emergency help. Such requests development of the Buckland Hills released by South Windsor Friday. square-foot mail, whkb would he paid IS.S6 par hour In- don’t o n From $400. Northeost- wood distributors. 272- Severiil « f tiw Bnngy Deport- manner. Qood benefit paokage. For ap­ 4 plus room Colonial on em Froperty Monoge- 3614. rarely are granted. Moll will hove on traffic will be South Windsor hopes the study will located between Slater and Bo<9c- oludlng trslnlno and are la m e jle t* ptomM tm liy meMfs nariesfr facMties te v e dla- pointment, please call Denlae Roberts at the West tide near ment. 5294972. Seymour announced Feb. 25 he compared by state officials before persuade the STC to force Homart land streets. ralmburtod 80M oanta par KUIH^ m tW n VTOflfTsIIW^Wr dhorged radloadtlve and otiier 643-2711 between 0:30 am and 6 pm. Inthi grammar school, mu­ was ready to seek a vote on four the State Traffic Commission to make improvements to South W ^^m 1^— mHa fCr uaa ot prkralaiu- P 6 u A -R 6 o m oportm ent But South Windsor Mayor John At M W O Win vO mWfl tomoMla. FlaxIMe aeht- seum, boll fields, and ovolloble imme- m m c a l perjury counts against Deaver. But makes a decision on a revised Windsor roads. hwwrdmn waste to vMMtioa df plovoroundt. The Kids ITEMS he’s been blocked from doing ao by Mitchell said today that Ms town mIWIBO V Veddrsllaws, seid sofoeSfttauiwsrbe dula ragulrad. Candl- dloftly. Adults pre­ BROTHERS permit that would permit the Besides the traffic-study compar­ w :ra GeHmdsaldMr Lawrenee P. daiaa for eorwut Intor^ w ill love It and so won't ferred. No pets, no emergency orders, first by U.S. developera to expand the planned win oppose constroction of the man youl Fleoture backed SOI C a n t e r ^ ison, the state Department of DM taM ie nsiM Toosiiiy he was « 9 d . 7 PART TIME viewer poeNlon muel be a oppllonces. Security VENTURA Mandolin tor District Judge Thomas PenfieM mail by 85,000 square feet. In any s iw until “ see are aaaored GanersA AocooMhag DHk e guorantet...Blanchard Transportation will make a routine U.S. oMien, ham a high fITTQ rWlwTHICW. I COT. •ole. good cendltton. Jackaon and then by the appellate that tiie traffic proMema of Sootii ssti ailed merR-system reqoire- Story on page 5. S> Rossette. “We Gua­ The commission agreed Tuesday traffic study in South Windsor achoeldlplomeoraquim- 449-12U. N ever Ployed. $150.448. panel. Windsor are reaolved.'’ Nttcbtin mente te d te e n •YoBowed te tiw CIRCUUT10N CREW SUPERVISORS rantee Our Houses". 8279. 6 4 M 1 3 8 to meet March Slorearlierinhopes within a week or so. •em and poaa a 80 mimite 446-2412.0 4^ Main Street— S-room A new order was requeated from of acting on the permit request by said Ma concern la seMi the traffic letter dl tiw tow." tiioey on page 4. that’srill he generated hy the man Excellent opportunity tor retlreee, students, laot If you are Intaratlad oportment for rent. Rehnquist after the appellate panel the Chicago-based Homart Devel­ Homart, a auhsidiary of Sears, C«R tlia 3 l u e Ribbon Entry— tSOO plus utllltlet, no and propoaed fndaatrial dev(A«q>- moms. ApproxImaMey 20 hours per weak, and meat our rtqulre- — Circuit Judges Laurence StRier- opment Co., which la proposing flie Roebuck and Co. of Chicago, hopes Young 3 bodroom Con- oppllonces. 444-8424 ment around it. work witf) young adults eoee 10 thru 16. mania, wrila; Regional 01 tsmpororv stytod split man, Stephen WiUlama and Dou­ giant shopping center in northern to break ground for the mall next reoior, aurseuef iheOen- w^dov$,9to5. glas H. Ginaburg — dissolved their Monday thru Tnureday 4:^m-6:30pm, levtl sets the pact of Manchester. month. Homart asked the commia- The Homart traffic atudy con- Tofright, mostfodleor. Low fotiw teturday I0em-^m. Reliable transporta­ aue, to Cauaewsy Street, todov’s llftstvle...2fuil T h Ae e room oportment. ISUZU 188S-W ton plck- emergency stay in a onei>ageorder The trafHc studies were done by Room 808, Boelon, MA No oppllonces. No OBEDIENCE ond^r alon at the Tuesday meeting to hold cludea that there srillhenonegative S6s. Tharadaiy will be pm tiy sonny, tion a must. If you have the ability to mob baths, gracious living trolnlno—Sick of bolnp up, 4 tp o ad, 11,400 'taetday. Jackaon negated his the firm s Fuss it O’Neill Consulting a special meeting before March Si high 86 to 45. A Mdh 0888M084 or oaH 017- ond dinine rooms plus pets. Security. Coll 444- m lla t. S8IS0. 447-OM Impact from themandc^lofxnent. vafte youiiroung adulta and - have- some sales afraid ot aolng out order last week. Engineers Inc. of Manchester for instead of waiting for its regular system sitting over New 080-7144 ar«d ask tor Mra. on unfinlthtd family 94M, weekdays 9 to 5. oloneotnlphtl You con oftar4;80pm.______The South Windaoratody concludes oxperlenlenoe, c your eamlnae potential is The appellate panel said Deav- Homart and by SEA Conaultanta meeting April 21. that roads la the aonthem part o f oeold Iwsp stormy wstNhsr te tiw Ooakley. U.S. Depart­ room ond 2caroarootl sVuoi6 type buy o protection doe or 6 m c 1981 1900 aarlaa, er’a case "oonstitutee an imper- w. i lt Jilted. e d Based on straight eommloalons. ment of Commerce, 8:30 a.m. to A cent-sotlonol price of Inc. of WetiiersfleM for the town of Homart already has a traffic town would he sRile to accomno- wnEteWey Wml welTIlTCnronrWIIMW oportment—portly tur- hove yours trolnod at <2 m llas, 4.2 d ta a tl, misaflrte pre-emptive civM chal­ Can Suaan, Circulation Dapartment 647- Bquel OpportunNy Em- 5144.900. 644-24tt. Blon- nMiod. Workina single South Windsor. South Windsor permit for a mall of 750,000 square date tiw Increased traffic from the for the next few days. DetsRs aa 6.‘00 p.m. your heme. Guoron- toll_ workina, cop wHh lenge to a criminal proceeding.’ ’ chord A Rossetto. "We mole preferred, l p o m . tMd reeulti. Coll ony- rock, corpatitar pr cofi- dmeiah are conoemed about the feet, but is seMdng a permit that devefopment. te te i. G u o r o n t a e O u r Security. No pets. 443- ttme day pr night, sa- troctor apodal. Asking Housas". o 89M. iSSNO. 848a436. J t - MANCHESTBR HERALD. Wedimdw. March 18. IW7 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. March li. i$gy— f WEATHER State GOP hopefuls pay a visit Sv Georg# Loviig candidate for the state party served as a state representative he has developed a program that Herald Reperfer chairman, admitted that one rea­ from 1980-82. said that (taring his towns can use to send Hferatare to THE WEATHER Connecticut forecast son be ran for the state party’s top tenure with the state central certain demographic groupa in The three declared candidates spot was to boost his name E tite m iRtMlor: Tonight, mostly clear. Low In committee, he spent a lot of tinne hopes of boosting Republican vote th e Aocu>W«ather‘ forecast for 8 A.M.. tTiursdsy. tNar. 19 iM iii for the two Rstrict seats on the recognition among area Republi­ meeting local party officials and totals. 30 the 30s. Thursday, partly sunny. High 40 to 45. Republican gtate Central (fommit- cans to help him in his state central helping them organize their 30 East Coastal: Tonight, mostly clear. Low around tee came to Manchester Tuesday committee campaign. Erley serves on the Glastonbury campaigns. Zoning Board of Appeals. 30 evening seeking the support of town However, he also said he ran to He said Erley’s computer skills Republicans. raise issues he felt other candidates are not what’s needed on the party’s The Manchester delegates CLOUDY However, it was the person not were not raising. state governing body. Instead, a chosen to the convention are; 30 45 to 80. present — incumbent Nathan G. Broder and Erley both said central committeeman should for­ Registrar of Voters Patricia Cottle, SHOWERS West CoMtal: Tonight, clear. Low around SO. Agostinelll of Manchester—that all comiftunication with local party ward the ideas and concerns of directors Thomas H. Ferguson and SUNNY Thursday, sunny. High 48 to 80. 'A'-,' agreed could play the largest role in organizations should be improved. local Republicans and raise money their campaigns if he should decide (Seoffrey Naab. Kuehl. Ronald SHOW DRIZZLE NorthwcM Hills: Tonight, clear. Low SO to 18. Erley stressed using computers, for elections. Osella. Louis Kocsis, Harry Rein- Thursday, sunny. High In the mid 4ast who performed in Baltimore paid taxes, utility bills and insu­ M's lig h te r in w e ig h t, Itteben said Ttiesday. plays Alice B. Toklas. the com­ leR the program late last year to with the Music Educators National Oonferencec Eastern Jazz musician Pete Fauntnin panion of author Gertrude Stein, host NPR’s new Sunday news­ rance on it; and because Silk Mill smoother m finish orxJ softer Tite bteak-in occurred only an 5t% Division Honors Chorus, the school’s musical director said. signed a promissory note so that if it says he might try a hair-growing in the new film "Waiting for the magazine. "Weekend Edition.” II John McVeigh was chosen for the chorus, which performed to the touch then any suittng hour after Boyle moved into the drug although he’s come to terms defaulted, ft would have no liability you've ever worn before It's building, where there have been Moon." Adams is leaving to Join Minne­ March 0 after 10-hour daily rehearsals, as a result of his high beyond the property itself. Century with baldness. sota Public Radio. Heritage Plus’ from Hart similar break-ins. the officer "What would I do with a foil “In its virginal state, it ("Wait­ scores in the 1985 Connecticut Adjudication Festival. also argued that if Silk Mill said. ing for the Moon”) wasoneofthe "All Things Oonsidered” is The chorus, part of a four-day conference sponsored by MENC defaulted, which it subsequently Schoffrrer 8i Monr. makers head of hair? I haven’t bad a foil broadcast by 95 percent of NPR’s did. the quitclaim deeds were a of the Right Suit for a century bead of hair since I was 31 years best screenplays I’d ever read,” which also included performances by the honors Jats ensemble, 9 ntore than 399 ntember stations in device for Gerstein to reclaim the of business leaders The oM," Fountain said tViesday in she said recently in Los Angeles. orchestra and band, was conducted by Dr. Dennis Oox of the Quest lecturer Miss Htint performed on stage 4$ states, the District of Columbia property. secret is on exclusive new New Orleans. and Puerto Rico. Univenrity of Maine at Orono. long before finding work In But Setter ruled that for the court 55%Docron’ potyeslerand Former Gov. BshKcney, fresh A government advisory panel movies such as theni^ ’’Bostoni­ Montagne was an independent to characterize the transaction as foom teaching a course to Califor- on Monday recommended that reporter and producer covering only an option, It would have to 45% wool worsted blend ans,” with Vanessa Redgrave, District solicits Insurance bids from Burtingfon Mensweor BKB wNXDPOCBwS w VBw* the drug minoxidil, which Im and "Silverado,” in which she news and science for NPR and the ignore a wprranty deed to Silk MHI I^CWII W^W IvT W nl^pi The Eighth Utilities District Monday began soliciting bids for The "Plus" is o difference tMNn, is sduHng a stint «8 a guest played a foisly saloon operator. Canadian Broadcasting Corp. Associates and a lease ftom Silk tecRzmr in n higB wchooi honors Mood presMMTe, he approved for before Joining NPR in 19tS as an next fiscal year with the same set of specifications it ran into Mill Associates to Kemsco, a you con feel \Asit the Right class. use as a hair-restorer. “I think ’Silverado' is an editor and science reporter spe­ difRculty with last year. company Gerstein operated in the Store-ours-and expe­ Kerrey, who was to begin the Fountain said he’s curious example of something that cializing in health policy. Siegel Source Surveyor the U S aOuli popuietion by Oerrendge neportt. CerMbnafe. MB However, district Insurance (Ximmissioner Thomas Landers rience the rich suppleness t iMSCerrtmdgenapom.'liv: OtwbUMbyKMg'PeMureeSynaioMe sessions today in Omaha, Neh., about growing hair, "rd like to wouldn’t have happened without has spent half his 39 years as a said he is optimistic the same problems will not occur this Ume of Hetfloge Plus tor yourseff around. He said W allacelrishJr., who washired as the insurance win speak peifodicaliy throngh- see how it would look again or the Oscar recognition," she said. broadcast Joarnalisl at NPR. For tho Record You'll never want to weor agent last year, told him Insurance providers are ”a little more anything else flexible” this year. PQOFCSPOMAC OPNUIOM " Last year the offers received by the utilities authority did not Meecheeter HereM meet the specifications, forcing the Board of Directors to waive Hie Bolton achool system now H9 9wl 9CffWniWB PNmX. has only one run for bus pickups. In USPSSE7-800 them and negotiate for coverage. The main sUcUng point was VOL. e v t. No. 148 malpractice insurance for emergency medical technicians, a Manchester Herald story on March 13 concerning the town's 7 lAiMMhMl OMy excspl Sun- L andm said. Wy eivo vrovewye Uy me $190 wmMv. $090 lor one The Eighth District wanted coverage up to $1 milHoii, but had to school budget, the number LEADERSHIP DRESSING FROM " ~ FUMWMns Oo., 10 i.$t9.t$(. i lor S ues months. settle for $809,000 coverage. Landera aaM the apeclllcationa this Itsoonect. $39.90lor Ufc months and $77.90 year again call for the $1 million level. lor e n s The bids are scheduled to be opened on May 11. he said. LOS ANGELES (AP) - Ihe HAJ?T SCHAFFNER & MARX Associated Press erroneously re­ 1 o pwM e mesOTiieo orvegmy ported on March 7 In a review of the BdvgiBsseNer^ or to veipovt o Bolton oppolntt land committao movie "Lethal Weapon” that stunt­ kB ^BBPSg or man Dor Rohinson was killed I BiM m BOM SUB BOLTON — A four-member committee to negotiate Hie M bem ld 6 B.«r IBonB^r daring tllmii« of the motion Open Daily jBeoeglh pnrohase of land for (im m unity Hall expansion was appointed picture. 903 Main St hy the Board of Selectmen during its meeUng Tuesday night. appears in "Lethal Downtown 9:308:30 The town is interested in acqniring about $ aciea east of the ' and the Him te dedicated Manchester I REGAL’S I Wed. Thurs., OomnnsMty Hall hrom Gaetano Peatritto. to him. hat he waa Mtled while ■ ~Vour Oimmy SSwiU Shop’______■ Fri. til 9 Named to the committee were Richard Tsthlll. Jolm Mnro and making a stshaequeut film, the Selectm sn Carl A. Prensa and Mfohael A. 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• y L o t B yrd which private nnelear pinnte and Jnet four days earlier which cited -W M e thora in n» eridnee of The Aaseefdfnd Froos other indudtriee are held nnmerene coneerne aboot tbe ofKslie poWmlon by tin will keep jobs, Sawannafe llfwer opnrntione, accountable. anfoty e f O e DOE’a nnelear rane- W ASHINGTON — Several of the Aesistant Energy Secretary ten. H m GAO raid then that fdnr strname on the Muperty have been Energy Departmont'a nuclear fsK- M ary L . Walker toM the committee reactors had been operating at contaminated. 'ilMra<8oective pot- cflities have dioeharged ratHoac- that the department recogntaes dangerone power levels for more lotion in one stream waa TWtimee DelPonte says tive and other haMrdoua waste in that “there are manyproMeme still than six yean, and DOE inspection greater iban drinking water Stand- violation of federal laws, and some to be corrected,” at several sites, procedures were less strin g ^ than. ards. and some groundwater sam­ sitea may to permanently contami­ including Savannah River, the theee required for commercial ples were 1IKI88 timen grsaw r. nated, the General Accounting Mound and Fernald facilities in pianta. Moreover, ” tbe possfMItty arista HARTFORD (AP) - Two de­ watching the performance of the Office Mid. Ohio, at Hanford in Washington “R in apparant," nid Glenn, that some radieaetive contamina­ partment employees who got lame- two closely for the next six months Keith O. Fultz,« G A O associate state, the Y-12 plant in Oak RMge, "tiMt DOE’S nif-reguiation fn the tion eeidd reach the Tuseafoeea doek promotions by outgoing Motor or so. director, told a Senate Committee Tenn., and Rocky Flats in onvirenmentel area, as in the aquifer.” Vehicle Commissioner Benjamin Byers has been working as ^ 8 on Toeeday that after twn years of Colorado. reactor safety area, must not be A. Muzio will get to keep the director of communications for the investigation ” we still d M 't know “However, webelievethat weare allowed to continue.” Glenn plans —DOE faefittiea in Celerado, positions, Mozio’s successor says. department. Rosso has been assist­ the extent” of the pofintion gener­ turning the corner and aranowona to introduce legislation calling for Sooth Carolina end Tenneeaee Commissioner Lawrence F. Del­ ant director of dealers and ated to the government-owned courM which will lead to DOE independent oversight of the 18 contaminated groundwater with Ponte said Tuesday he was satis­ repairers. Plante for produeing nnelear wea- becoming a model good neigMMr,” nnelear-relatod facilities. solvents that regtatered as much as fied merit-system requirements Under the merit-promotion sys­ pone and fuel. she h M. ”Thit eoune is net an “W e need to maintain our nuclear 1,888 times greater than drinking had been "followed to the letter of tem, job candidates are screened “Some ef DOE’e ritee may to easy, quick, or inexpensive one. On deterrent, but I intend to see to it water standards. the law” in the promotions of by a committee of department Irreversibly contaminated,” be the contrary, it will be difficult, it that our people aren’t sacrificed in —Contaminated soil was found at Donald C. Byers and Peter Rosso to managers. The state personnel m M. will take years — maybe a foil the proceM through the poisoning of six facilities and at the Y-12 plant, division chiefs. office also reviews applicants and Fnits M id the eoet to institute decade, and tt will be expensive.” our water, our soil and our air,” the Mound and Fernald plants and eliminates those who don’t meet proper waste managemem and Fultz said the department "m ay said Glenn. " I think it’s unfortunate that it Rocky flata, the soil poHothm had developed as it did because it kind minimum qualifications. DelPonte bring the Energy Department into never be able to rectify” the Among the environmental prob­ dam age already done to the lems mentioned by Fultz; migrated to adjoining areas. The of cast a shadow over the whole said. compliance with environmental groundwater and soli at Savannah —The aging Fcnhnald plant in Ohio Y-12 plant ’’pones a signifleant process,” DelPonte said. “ But the The committee rates applicants laws "w in clearly be in the billions of dollars.” River. "Beeauae of the extensive released 273 pounds of slightly public health threat,” said FuNs. end result showed no impropriety. as "highly recommended,” "re­ In testimony to the Senate contamination, institattonal con­ enriched uranium into the air in ’’Mercury from that plant’s opera­ The game was played by the rules. ” commend^.” ’’eligible” or "not (fovernmental Affairs Committee, trols and oversight at the facility late 1984, and “ inattention to tions contaminated a stream bed Gov. William A. O’Neill named eligible” and presents the list to the FuHz said that the DOE operations may be needed for hmidretb of a p p rt^ a te controls over water and a flood plain. In some locations, 'i DelPonte last month to replace division head or the commissioner “ have contaminated groundwater years," he said. rm oti ... resulted in uranium the contamination is greater than Muzio as commissioner of the state for final selection. and soil with hi|d> levels of both Committee Chairman John contamination in three off-site 2,ew times background tevels and Department of Motor Vehicles. On The commissioner does not have radioactive and haMrdoua substan­ Glenn, D-Ohio, noted that the panel weils, one of wMch was used for over ise thiws greater than the Feb. 10, three weeks before leaving to select the highest-rated About 125 peopio turned out Tuesday night to protest the annual dinner In New Haven. Qov. William ces,” sidestepping the same laws to had heard a Mparate GAO report drinking water.” state’s pnbHc health guidelines.” office, Muzio signed papers indicat­ applicant. exclusion of women by the Knights of St. Patrick at their attended the event. ing his selection of Byers to be "In terms of their qualifications. director of management services I have to agree they were very, very and Rosso to be director of the competent people,” DelPonte said FirtfightDrs in Morganton, N.C., battle flames at Salem division of dealers and repairers. of Byers and Rosso. "There were Junior High School On Tuesday night following an I DelPonte had been incredulous also other very qualified people.” Marchers protest men-only dinner axploalon. Area firefighters fought the blaze for more when he found out about the Byers will receive $45,943 as than three hours before it was considered under control. lame-duck promotions, asking director of management services. By Chris Dohl conduct any state business at clubs annual dinner for the past 10 years. U.S. Sen Christopher Dodd and U.S. "What’s going on here?” O’Neill Rosso will get $35.M7 as director Of The Associated Press or other establishments that dis­ "I see nothing discriminatory Rep. Bruce Morrison, did not later said the promotions would be dealers and repairers. criminate on any basis. about It whatsoever, anymore than attend this year. Yale’s new Presi­ W E U n i N G put on hold until DelPonte could DelPonte said that although NEW HAVEN - Some demon­ " It ’s hypocrisy. That paper is the Daughters of the American dent, Benno C. Schmidt J r , also review them. Muzio followed the requirements of strator.*! who objected to Gov. meaningless.” said state Rep. Lynn Revolution, the Girl Scouts or any stayed away, although Yale’s Blast guts school “ There will be no promotions by the merit system, he planned to William A. O’Neill attending the H. Taborsak. D-Danbury, who was women’s organization in this state former president, A. Bartlett Gia- commissioners that are leaving the institute one change: He said he Knights of St. Patrick’ s men-only among the demonstrators or any other state.” matti. now president of baseball’s dinner Said he was ignoring the system. . . ” O’Neill said at the time. will personally interview finalists “ We don’t need to regulate how But the governor’s statement did National League, was a regular at spirit of a directive he issued about money is spent at private institu­ "N o promotions will take place for top administrative jobs In the not mollify state ReJ>. Pat Dillon. the dinners. while game played discrimination. tions. We need a standard of D-New Haven. until the new commissioners are In department in the future. O'Neill sat at the head table conduct for state officials. Gover­ “ He didn’t have the courage to positioni” "Because It happened at the end Becky Zachary, state coordina­ Tuesday night at the annual St. nor O’Neill should not be here tell anyone in advance about ,Bv Paul Nowall The blast and fire damaged DelPonte took the position Tues­ of somebody's term. If got totally tor for the National Organization Patrick’s Day banquet. Outside the because this organization bars whether he would come to the for Women said "W e are very Tbt Anoclatad Prats several cars parked in front of the day that he is simply allowing the misread and that's unfortunate.” Park Plaza Hotel, about 100 women from attending. It’s just like dinner,” Dillon said. "H e arrived pleased that Senator Dodd and school and shattered windows in the promotions to stand, and doesn't he said of the promotions. " I would women’s rights activists scolded he shouldn’t attend a picnic spon­ here early to avoid the crowds. He Congressman Morrison are not MORGANTON, N.C. - Fireflgh gym, witnesses said. The explosion consider Byers or Rosso his appoin­ hope we could avoid something like black-tied dignitaries as they ar­ sored by the Ku Klux Klan.” very narrowly avoided a primary going to be here. But the governor tert hOMd down the smoking minx was heard up to four miles away, tees. He also Indicated that he'll be this ever happening again " rived. yelling “ Shame on you! ” Taborsak said. challenge this year and I was one of of the state is here and until he of a fchool today to allow inveitlga- Robinson said. Last week. O’Neill Issued an Earlier in the day at a news the convention delegates who voted recognizes this as discrimination tora to enter In a search for the "W e were Just about at the official statement saying the state conference. O’Neill defended his for him. I regret that now.” and takes a stand, we will not be jCBuee of a fiery exploaion that entrance to the school when It went RINGS should ensure "the right of all right to attend the dinner. pleased. We will take it as a good ripped through the building as a off," said Dennis Leonard, who was Connecticut fn Brld^ persons to participate equally In all "There’s no reason not to attend. Several other prominent figures sign when this dinner does not take baaketball game went on next door. driving to the game after it had aspects of society" The directive It’s a tradition,” said O’Neill, who who had previously attended the St. place or when women are invited. No injuries were reported ’Tues­ begun. "W e saw the fire come out ordered state agencies not to has been an honored guest at the Patrick’s Day dinner, including Nothing less.” day In the blast at the Salem Junior the right front side of the building A DAZZLING COLLECTION Ball danlad In Wells Fargo cate High School that rocked housea for and heard a big explosion. leveral blocks, threw the school’s "W e drove up there from stupid­ HARTFORD — U.S. District Judge T, Emmet Clarie has locked doors 60 to 70 feet and blew ity, I guess," he said. "It was turned down a request that two key defendants in the |7 million DOT worker found crushed in landfill out windows and doors in a nearby obvious that the windows were all FOR THAT SPECIAL MOMENT Wells Fargo Robbery case be released on bond or be given an elementary school. blown out and people started immediate separate trial. Flames could be seen 10 miles coming out of the gymnasium." WALLINGFORD (AP) - Police state that at this time,” Curran around and his helper was gone.” collapsed at the scene of a heart In his ruling Tuesday, Clarie said he stands by earlier rulings away, witnesses said. "F o r no one to be hurt. It is very are investigating the death of a said. said Donald McKinley, an accident attack or other natural causes denying bail for Filiberto OJdda-Rios and Juan E. Segarra- ” I thought someone had hit the fortunate," he said. "A s sad as this Department of Transportation Henry McCully, a landfill super­ Investigator for the state Personnel before he was crushed. Palm er. house with a car,” said W.G. is. It could have been a lot worse." worker whose crushed tody was visor, said Linsley’s body was Division. "What happened to him Linsley’s body was taken to the BIggerstaff, who lives about a Jim Wilson, county superintend­ In their motion filed March 4, lawyers for Ojeda and Segarra found partially buried at the town found by an employee operating the and how, we don’t know.” Farmington medical examiner’s ,quarter-mile away. ent schools, said classes were had said that their clients had been held without bond since their landfill. trash compacting vehicle. Police A third vehicle, a town truck, was office. A spokeswoman there said The U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, canceled today at the elementary arrests Aug. 30, 1983 and that it was unlikely that a trial would The body of Ernest H. Linsley. 62. Identified the compactor operator also at the scene, Curran said. the exact cause of death would not Tobacco and Firearms was called and Junior high schools. He said he start for several months. of North Branford, was found as William Carver, of Meriden. Information about the operator of be known until the autopsy was 19-21 In to investigate by state and local In his ruling Claire said that he no longer had Jurisdiction over Tuesday in a small dirt mound at The trash compactor weighs that vehicle was not released. completed today. would look to the community for officials because of the magnitude help in scheduling classes. the bail issue because the two men and filed appeals with the 2nd the Town of Wallingford Landfill about 16 tons and is rolled over the Dr. Hallna Goldstein, a New Linsley, who was based at the of the explosion, said Ray Robinson "M y plans are to begin asking U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York City. shortly after 11 a.m.. police depart­ fresh fill to pack it down. McCully Haven County assistant medical Wharton Brook Drive maintenance of Burke County Emergency Man­ churches and people in the com­ Ojeda and Segarra were among sixteen people arrested in ment spokesman Thomas J. Curran said. examiner, said that after an initial garage and had worked fortheDOT agement Services. munity to donate space wherever connection with the robbery at the West Harford Wells Fargo said. Police believe Linsley had Linsley had gone to the landfill In examination at the site. It was for more than 18 years, was "This explosion Is not consistent we can have classes," he said. depot in 1983. Victor Oerena of Hartford, the Wells Fargo guard been hit by a truck. a state DOT garbage truck driven determined that Linsley appar­ scheduled to retire In August, said with anything that should have Allen Causby, who was at the who allegedly carried out the robbei^, remains a fugitive, and There were three vehicles at the by Marco Minnocci. Of Hamden, ently was crushed to death and co-workers who gathered at the site when Linsley died, including a police said. appeared to have died Instantly. scene. been In that building," said EMS basketball game, said he ran authorities believe he is Cuba. Director Nick Waters. outside and saw his car covered in 16-ton trash compactor, but it was Both Linsley and Minnocci were “ The only thing we see right now They said it was ironic that Clarie has released 14 other defendants on bond ranging as high The 7:30 p.m. blast occurred glass. unknown which vehicle hit Linsley, out of the truck when the accident Is multiple fractures of the thorax Linsley died at an apparently safe as II million. while a game between teachers and "1 looked up at the building and It Curran said. occurred, Curran said. and skull.” she said. location after he had workto for Little League coaches was under was Just all gone, totally gone. I had "It appears to have been an "The only information we have Goldstein did not rule out the years near speeding cars along Just gotten there IS minutes earlier Man pitadt Innoeant to forgery accident, but we can’t conclusively from the driver is that he looked possibility that Linsley might have state highways. way In an adjacent gymnasium. ______J i m w e n t o tdy t The school’s walls were left and had noticed nothing unusual,” HARTFORD — The former finance officer of the Rocky Hill standing, but the Interior was he said. with ^ pitfehMMB 0f state Veterans Home and Hospital has pleaded innocent to 79 destroyed. About 70 firefighters "It was a great big boom and It ieltoo0e|k#d counts of forgery and one count of larceny. brought the blaze under control rocked the house,” said Faye Ross, Raymond M. Bilost, 84, of Plymouth, entered his plea Tuesday Pakistani nationai iied to get missiie parts about three hours after the who lives across the street from the In Superior Court to charges involving the alleged theft of about DANBURY (AP) - Arif A explosion. school. io tio itd 118.000 from veterans’ savings accounts. ment to Jordan’s government. He with Doyle’s cooperation and with­ “This is 101 percent clean,” Durrani, a Pakistani national on said he delivered parts to Durrani Bllosk la accused of forging signatures of another official of the out Durrani’s knowledge by the Durrani replied. "Please rush the trial for illegally exporting Hawk in mid-August and on Oct. 3. U.S. Customs Service, Doyle told home to obtain cash from veterans’ accounts. parts. These people will kill me. Missile parts, told the Danbury Durrani, 37, is charged with Durrani that he couldn’t ship the Can you rush on that?” Bilost, who was suspended from his Job In'May affer a previous firm where he purchased the parts Summit could follow exporting $22,000 worth of missile parts until an export license was Doyle said Durrani told him, arrest Involving larceny and forgery chai^M',~retnains free on that they were bound for Jordan, a parts to Iran. He has been Jailed obtained. "W rite down what you need, and I’ll 118.000 cash bond. ' ' Danbury businessman testified. since Oct. 3. 1988, when he was "There is no license and they say sign it and you can keep it on file.” A pretrial hearing has been scheduled for April 82 on the most The businessman. Edmund arrested in Danbury on two counts they have no idea where it (the ” We had ongoing conversations weapons agreement recent charges stemming for his arrest last mOnth. Doyle, executive vice president of of exporting weapons without a shipment) is going.” Doyle told regarding the license.” Doyle said. .V ' ’J-/ w i - Radio Research Inc., testified license and one count of exporting Durrani In the videotape. “ We needed a copy of the license Soviets regarded Armacost’s visit Tuesday that Durrani claimed to be without a registration. "W e can’t ship under these By Mark J. Porubcantky and. basically, Durrani told us not as "very useful.” The Soviets Arson suspsctsd In school fire buying the parts for surface-to-air In a videotape played in Federal conditions.' We’ll be open to who ,Tha Aitodatad Pratt to worry about it. The license would issued no later statement. missile guidance systems for ship­ Court Tuesday, which was made knows what.” Doyle said. (.be gotten.” MERIDEN — A fire that destroyed the kitchen of an MOSCOW - A top U.S. State Armacost said the Soviets are elementary school early Tuesday morning was deliberately set, Department official said today the looking forward to Shultz’s visit, fire officials said. superpowers have the will to reach and that the secretary of state will Fire Marshall William Kroll said Investigators found signs of Spy bill brings clash agreement on medium-range mis­ be prepared to move ahead in forced entry at the Benjamin Franklin elementary school. Bum siles, and that such a deal could U.S.-Soviet relations. lead to a summit meeting in "W e think there has been pro­ marks on kitchen floor Indicated that someone had poured a HARTFORD (A P) - A state discuss business because other gress In many areas of U.S.-Soviet flammable liquid on It, Kroll said. He said the fire, which started police official and former Chief states allow the use of such devices ;Wathington. relations in recent months,” Arma­ at 1:80 a.m., caused smoke and heat dam age to other parts of the State’s Attorney Austin J. McGui- and criminals know they won’t be GETTING HEALTH ' Michael Armacost, undersecre­ school. gan have clashto on the need for a overheard in Connecticut. tary of state for political affairs, cost said. Progress on disputes other than Kroll said the school will be closed on a day-to-day basis while law that would allow authqrities to McGuigan, now in private prac­ INSURANCE. told reporters at Moscow’s She­ 9 officials Investigate the tire. use electronic eavesdropping tice and speaking for the Connecti­ remetyevo airport that the United arms control, particularly on Afgh­ anistan, is as important as disar­ equipment to listen to the conversa­ cut Trial Lawyers Association, States sees recent progress in many mament for a long-term improve­ Men’s Rings in 14K Gold and Diamonds. tions of suspected criminals. warned during a public hearing lareaa of U.S.-Soviet relations. Diamonds and 14K Gold Woodcock won’t got rolmburtod IS IT A PROBLEM ment in U.S.-Soviet relations, he Lt. Bruce Haines, commander of Tuesday that electronic eavesdrop­ ; Armacost aald Soviet leader 'Mikhail S. Gorbachev’s decision to Mid. HARTFORD — Legislative leaders say Rep. John J. Woodcock the state police Statewide Organ­ ping could violate the privacy of iaeek a aeparate agreement to The key Issues in Afghanistan, III shouldn’t expect relmbursenwnt from the General Assembly ized Crime Investigative Task people not under investigation. FOR YOU? ,’eliminate medium-range nuclear where an estimated 115,000 Soviet Over for expenses he Incurred In hetplng the state attorney general Force, told the legislature’s Public If it is, wc’VC got the solution. The Health Reinsurance Association 'Initsilea from Europe was a "very soldiers are helping the pro-Soviet tight a court challenge of Connecticut’s "Lemon Law.” Safety Committee Tuesday that “ It’s fine to say you’re going to (Connecticut) was established in 1975 by the Connecticut legislature. HRA important potential government fight Moslem guerril­ 600 styles Woodcock, a Democrat from South Windsor, asked the criminals in Connecticut “ don’t minimize intrusions in the ab­ discuss business over the tele­ pnwides health insurance for all Connecficuf residents who have problems ibreakthrough.” las, are Soviet withdrawal and legislature's Legislative Management Committee on Monday for stract,” McGuigan said. "Butinthe to choose 8 phone” and instead meet in public getting health coverage. Those not eligible are individuals who qualify for I ProMema remain to be solved, national reconciliation, Armacoat rnore than 18,188 to cover printing expenses for a brief he real world, under the pressure of an Inciudlng the issue of verification, Mid. places. investigation, it’s not so easy.” Medicare due fo age. HRA provides a owprehensivc hospital/medical fh)min submitted to the state Suprem e Court In the ease. •but " I aenae the spirit on both sides " I come away with the impres­ Current state law allows authori­ The proposed law, which appears insurance program with a million-dollar maximum and is available regard­ "M ost of us were sympathetic,” House Minority Leader Robert !lo work out thoae details,” he said. sion that they have been wrestling 14Kand ties to tap telephone calls of to have little support on the less of vour health status. G. Jaekle, R-Stratford, and a member of the Legislative ; " I would hope that it that can be with core issues in recent montha. suspected criminals but bars the committee, would bar authorities Managenoent Committee, said INieaday. The program covers: •completed, that would open the That’s a hopefol sign,” Armacost ISKgold. use of electronic devices that can be from planting the devices in private "B p t the committee ittdn’t feel w e m ould reim burse him for vdoor to a aummit in the United said. planted in a room to pick up homes. A three-judge panel would expenses he Incurred without our permission or knowledge," D Hospital charges States," he said. In a recent round of talks with a conversations. have to authorize use of the device, Jaekle m M. -' a Physician charges • Goibachev and President Rea- U.N. mediator in Geneva, the Diamonds, Colored Gemstones and 14K Gold. Haines said organized crime as is the case now with court- 7 Committee members took the position that Woodcock entered figures often come to Connecticut to a Nursing Care, Skilled Nursing Facility Care and Sian have met twice. In Geneva in Afghan government Mid Soviet Photos enlarged to show detail. ordered wiretaps on telephones. the case on Ms own and not at the request of the General Home HcMlth Agency expenses U988 and Reykjavik, Iceland in 1988. ■oldlers could be out of the country : Armacost spent two days in In 10 months, while Pakistan AssemMy or the state attorney general’s office. ■ Prescription Drug chaiy^es •Moocow diacuaaing U.S.-Soviet dif- demanded they leave in seven Grenades found a Emergency Ambulance charges EVANGELISTIC ^fcrencea on regional laaues and mouths, Armacost Mid. Pakistan a Hospital CiutpatienI fees BM prolccti municipal amployaaa WATERBURY (AP) - A city CRUSADE M t in g the stage for the visit of and this United States aid the ■ AND M UOI MORE guerrillas. woman who was turning over a March 15-22 ;SecreUry of State George P. Shultz ■ARfTtMU) — Qev. WllHam A. O’Neill has signed into law a U.S. officials alM noted during compost pile in her yard dug up two O f course, there are limitations. For example, charges for medical ^ April 18-18. M i pNMMtthi omalelpel employers from punishing employees Mandieatcr Chwreh : Armaooot met Monday with First Feinruary and early March a •sriupMiliK wiuiagislag by the employer. hand grenades, one of them live, conditions existing or treated within 6 months of the start of coverage, police said. of the NoaHtwe UDepn^ Foreign MMster Yuli Vo- modeat tot steady increase In the Jewelers Since 1885 I ■stapMy if the em pioyee knows the report will be excluded under the program for the first 12 months of coverage. 236 M «n St., Mkitchener, CT. wontoov and Deputy Foreign Minis- number of Soviets allowed to I slgMu Monday b y the Bovenaor. Roslyn Kaplan said she was itar Igor Rogachev. He met Tuesday emigrate, Armacoat Mid. b6b MAIN STREET ffle workiM in back yard Tuesday Rtemetiw: Fur wiwe infowuMowwi owwqgt.,cBBt», MrRh Foreign Mini star Eduard I t o U.S.-Soviet consultations on Manchester. Conn 06040 Tel. 643-2741 when ahe saw two green thiiqcs Dr. Rob MiHor R Dr. Gary DariMoi fflRfbAMHB awd cx^kia4oaB.eflB4Bt3 'Shevurdnadie . regional differences in Oemral Michaels chargeiMaster Card/Visar Amencatt Expieas f t i c l ^ oat of the fraand. kSMal M a*! Dr. a Mn. DoriMB locBllitaWiiiw xaw agtwi.Or write HRA, ^ Soviet Faraign Ministry spokM- America, the Middle Eaat, Asia, Cinderella Rings. a couple of fOahs* at IMS aai a M S fa P.O.R«M98,H«lfavl,GMMclloai8W3. :mnn Gennady Geraaimov aaid sowdiem Africa and Afghanistan pOllvB I 'iNMSfaai TiWpa ’W a r e the meeting between Arma- were "foank, friendly and constnic- ffw 9F8M rL.Ka9f aald tlwaa^ . «a u t and Sbevardnadae that the Uve,” Armacost Mid. 9 - MAWCHWtKK WeiU lJ) WtdnewlWF. March 1», HtT OPINION VS./W09U Im BHtf Senators expect A M M iif imlw ptant bunw close vote on aid FyWWY, AwNralto — A fitu brake oat todagr at a aoelear ‘Suddenly,’ wdwralideiaplaa hi aeotb ef Bydaey, reieaalaBraABttoahMatbe • v toisrsnca L. Knutnan dirat, 989 mHMsn in mora U.S. aad eoMamiaaaagtwo wofftera, aotberftiea aaitf. Tlw Aasoefoted Prana dollara win he on tea way to tee fWMSEMENT STYLES Tmjf (taBerfbad the radatioa releaae aa mioimM. Contras.” Ja ck FMsehmam of th e New Soutb Walea Health WASHINGTON — A narrowly Both Democratic and RspubHcan a push for M paitm eat aMtf after vfaltinf the aite » mliea aoath oT Sydnay divided Senate neared a vote today leaders have saW Item the begin- M t te M ft teranum aod aa operator weraexpoaedtelowlevela on legiriatlon to stop 919 milUon in ntng that M wuuM be impesslble to w ra tlad d B . After cleaalBg themaelvea aod uedergolBg cbeeka, aid for tee Coatna. ifite tee obtain tee twntelidb Hiiaw and fltev ratoraed te work, be aald. principal speneor of a cutoff resolu- Senate midorftles naatlBd to eoer- . Aoatraliaa Atomic Energy Commlaatoa reported the Bra tion raying be tedn’t think teere rido a oertain prasliisnBaf rate of arms control were enough votes to win. tegMatloa kfflilng or Itesidag tee brate OBt in a "hot coll” uaed to praceaa medical iooiopea. But anoteer aid opponent raid 949 miliion inateHment Ratiowtive iaotapea are uaed medically ae "tracera" to check today he thought the Senate would the fnnetioiiinf of organa or follow praceaaea through bodily vote, barely, to stop the aid "But 1 dtntet very muehlnillhtef For tlie first time since Ronald Reagan took Jordan’s king ayatema. installment. everything teat’s happrahra in office, the United States and Soviet Union are . "I^e are very confldeiit on the baafa of our meaaurementa to Bote sides agreed tee vote would terms or the broakup of tee date that the relOHe waa well below the Hmlta approved by the be very clooe, and that President iesderahip of tee Cenbra arara- on the verge of a majo** arms-control meat, tee Iran affisir, aadaRttot's agreement. yate autherlUea,” arid Lucaa Heighta actfng director Robert Reagan probably could get the 949 at peace wKh Siniul. million to the C ^ ra s hy vetoiirg related to M, I doubt whether ysan Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev tee legMation disapprovliif M. see ftmdhig for the Contrao next recently proposed the elimination of all U S. However it goes, todays vote could year,” BMen said. Fantlt to Yoto on Immunity plan set the stage for a total aid cutoff for Reagan has requested an adH- and Soviet medium-range nuclear weapons tlonal 9199 millioB for tee H99flseai from Europe over the next five years. His U.S. ’export* the next fiseal year. WASHINGTON — CongreasioBal inveatigatora probing the Sen. Lowell P. Weicker, R-Coim., year, which begin Oct. I. proposal echoed one made by the United Iran-(>ontra affair tentatively agreed to grant limited immnnity raid Tuesday he could count only 49 Because only simple meJorMes States a few years ago. WASHINGTON — American diplomacy clearly I to former National Security Advlaer John If. Poindexter but are senators r e ^ to vote in favor of a in both bousn are needed to refect The initiative brought positive reaction failed to bring peace to the Middle East through the i delaying bia pubHc teatimony until June, aourcea aay. resoiotion, of which he is principal that request, it h n become tee from U.S. negotiators in Geneva, who judicious supply of arms to friendly governments. An agreentent between the congreaaional panela and the sponsor, disapproving the aid mo­ prineipel target of lawmakers But one A m ^can "export” has at least brought government’a fe c ia l proaecutor, wMcb aiao would lead to ney, the final portion of 9199 mflUon trying te end the Contra Md sulnnitted a counterproposal to the Soviets for Hndted irnmunity for former WMte Hotwe deputy Ottver L. pnwram. review last week. inner peace to an important Arab ruler. King in military support authorised by Hussein of Jordan. North, waa to be voted e to "As you come into the park parents grow old before my eyes woman of 27, she was working as a designer for the A suicide attempt by two young people in the same New Jersey planned this week. information and views on the declitod in Washington last No­ revamp a failing Soviet economy. all that I will run a vigorous there is a doll house with a man garage where four teen-agers killed themselves last week left the (pope’s) pastoral visit and its vember to ask for face-to-face talks Shaw said individual members of as a result of that death. The Royal Jordanian Airlines. Alia (named for “We are here toexplain sensitive, tee U.S. delegation win present It has been evident for some time that the campaign. sitting in it. He watches all day, so drunken driver who killed my community fearful, while authorities outside Chicago withheld controversial issues the church in potential for fostering the Hfe of the with the pope. Biriiop James Hussein’s oldest daughter). She is the daughter of details of a second suicide in four days. the United States is facing today, so church in the United States.” Malone of Youngstown, Ohio, made short papers on different sttejects U.S.S.R. cannot afford to build more weapons. With your help we will bring the they can't get out without him brother had killed another man Najeeb Halaby. former head of the Federal to begin tee discussion. Many services are lacking and Democratic Party to victory in seeing them They wear badges "We are real, real worried that if we put out more information, he (the pope) will have good Shaw said the papal tour has an the proposal and warned of "dan­ two years before that while Aviation Administration and chairman of Pan “enormous potential for good If it’s gerous disaffection” between the Andover on May 4. with their names on them. I guess driving drunk. it will spark another suicide,” said police Sgt. Doug Larsson in working understanding when he In addition to theological diuent, manufacturing is falling tehind. An arms American World Airways. Rolling Meadows, III , on Tuesday. comes,” Russell Shaw, spokesman handled in a sensitive manner.” Vatican and |»rts of the U.S. derical discipline amTsexual mor­ race would only compound those problems. Thanks to all. “ they don’t know who they are. As an emergency room nurse Hussein and his future queen met when her “My Grandma says Grandpa A rookie police officer in Bergenfield, N. J., pulled a 20-year-old for the U.S. bishops, told The But be said K could be counterpro­ church. ality, the papers also deal wltb the Another reason is found in the l^vlet who has watched hundreds of advice was solicited for an unfinished guest palace, Associated Press on Tuesday. ductive If John Paul chooses to The Vatican talks follow months declining number of U.S. ctorgy, Nellie Boisvert worked hard all his life and earned woman and her 17-year-old boyfriend, groggy from auto exhaust military, which doesn’t trust the United shattered familiesshedtearsover and they found they had such common enthusiasms fumes, from a ChevroletCamaroearly Tuesdayinagarageatan Representing the Vatican were 11 chide American Catholics for their of negotiations between tee Holy especially the shortage of Hispanic I 127 Lakeside Drive his retardment. 1 wish they would the bodies of their loved ones, as flying, fast ears, sailing and skiing. Hussein cardinals and archbishops inciud- difficulties in abiding by the See ahd U.S. bishops on the makeup and black priests and biriiops, States. When the Soviet leader imposed a move back home. But I guess the apartment complex, authorities said. unilateral moratorium on nuclear weapons Andover stolen from them by drunken proposed after 10 weeks, and they were married In The car, the same model used by the teen-agers to kill ing Vatican Secretary of State church’s teaching on moral Issues. of tee U.S. delegation and the scope Shaw said. man in the doll house won’t let drivers. I advise all of you to save testing in 1985, the militaiy looked at them out.” June 1978. The ceremony was Islamic, and she was themselves by carbon monoxide poisoning last Wednesday, was About retirement your sympathy for the victims of given a new name. Queen Noor al Hussein (Light of not running, but the engine was warm, police said. Gorbachev suspiciously and thought the drunken drivers. Hussein). ' The woman, Lisa L. Klaeger, had attempted suicide three Arm y kills general secretary’s move would weaken the and Florida life Mrs. Thelma Haugh While Gail Matthew is also a The queen has described her transformation times in recent year and had known one of last week’s victims, Mountii^s... Mountings... Mountings Soviet Union militarily. 28SA N. Main St. victim, at least she had a choice in from American to Arabian as a response to a but there were no specific references to those deaths in the Had the United States joined the ban, it To the Editor: Manchester the matter when she turned on her “mystical” pull by her father’s Syrian ancestry rambling suicide notes found in the car, authorities said. overseas Remount Your Precious Diamonds and Gemstones might have appeased the military somewhat, car and decided to drive after over the Scandinavian heritage of her mother’s and Gorbachev would have won a major My daughter sent me the Save sympathy drinking, thousands of others had side. She converted to Islam and began studying Spectacular Special Collection internal political victory. But the U.S. ignored following article from Florida. I their choice to live or die made by classic Arabic. The king calls her current Itratll panel begins Pollard probe lottery plan thought it may give others a laugh a drunk driver. command of the language "very good.” it and continued testing until the Soviets for the victims TEL AVIV, Israel — A government commission opened its ended the moratorium with little to boast as It did me. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Special Low Prices “A Child’s View of Retirement To (he Editor: Cheryl Schreindorfer closed-door investigation today of the Jonathan Jay Pollard spy about. 83 Washington St. A’TTEMPTING TO DESCRIBE his wife’s case, and officials said the key Israeli operative In the espionage Army’s top leadership vetoed a In a Mobile Home Park; transformation, Hussein said, "She hasn’t changed plan to create a lottery for U.S. To be successful, Gorbachev, whose "After a Christmas break, the To drive drunk is a choice a Manchester ring would be the first to testify. 3 DAYS ONLY in terms of all the qualities she always possessed.” Israel radio said the two-member commission began its first troops overseas, apparently due to political standing rides on the feelings of teacher asked her small pupils person makes. I don’t feel that 12 But he said she is “different In all that she’s trying unease over how the military’s others in the government, must show he can how they spent their holidays. One months’ incarceration is exces­ Letters policy session In the prime minister’s office in the Defense Ministry Involvement In such large-scale Thurs., Fri., Sat. March 19, 20, 21 to do to serve” her adopted country. compound In Tel Aviv. slow the arms race and turn his attention to small boy’s reply went like this: sive for Gail Matthew, In view of Letters should be brief and to Hussein spoke of his Idyllic, almost ordinary gambling would be perceived Israeli officials said former high-ranking Mossad agent Rafi publicly. the Soviet economy. “We always spend Christmas the fact that she drove drunk and the point. They should be typed or family life. “We love to spend as much time as we Eitan headed the list of those to be questioned by the panel, which with Grandpa and Grandma. The decision to block an overseas If an arms agreement results from all of took the lives of two people. Those neatly handwritten, and, for ease can with the children, watch them grow and was appoiqted by the Israeli government last week under lottery was spelled out In a message SPECUL VALUE this, both leaders will have made a move They used to live up here in a big who feel her sentence is excessive In editing, should be double­ develop,” he said. They are doing “very, very well, pressure from the United States. sent to major commands Tuesday 14 kt. Solitaire Ring toward a broader peace through more arms red brick house, but Grandpa got should be grateful that they, or one spaced. Letters must be signed thank you,” and he is proud of them all — “very The commission, one of two groups pnibing the affair, will by Gen. John A. Wickham Jr., the accords. retarded and they moved to of their loved ones, was not in her with name, address and daytime much so.” He has three children by Queen Noor report to the Israeli government, but the proceedings are not Army’s chief of staff, according to But it is important to understand why the Florida. path that fateful night. The judge telephone number (for verifica­ and seven from his earlier marriages (the oldest expected to be made public and the panel’s findings are not Maj. Bruce Bell, a spokesman. "They live in a place with a lot of was correct in saying he had to tion) . son is two years younger than the queen). binding on the government. "The general informed the major superpowers are making the effort. Once the retarded people. They live in tin commands that after careful con­ reasons are made clear, the effort no longer send a message to others that this The Herald reserves the right "We enjoy the sea, and go to Aqaba whenever However, the Cabinet said in a statement Tuesday that it would huts. They ride big three-wheel behavior would no longer be to edit letters in the interests of possible.” Hussein said. And they play tennis, respect the findings of the commission. sideration, he and Army Secretary $ 8 9 . 0 0 * appears gallant. tricycles. 'They go toa bigbuilding tolerated. A growing number in brevity, clarity and taste. which his wife taught him. “We get a lot of videos Pollard, 32, an American Jew and former U.S. Navy (John) Marsh had decided not to intelligence analyst, was sentenced in Washington this month to continue investigating this any (cassettes)he said, and they “sometimes watch further,” Bell said. "The Issue has movies. ’ ’ The king said he also reads a lot. from life in prison for selling U.S. military secrets to Israel. His wife, Anne Henderson-Pollard, 26, m s sentenced to five years in been put to rest.” serious books to light fiction — "something to Wickham’s message did not spell SPECIAL VALUE Supporting Bush is an escape hatch distract me.” prison for possessing classified documents. out the reasons for the decision, and The royal couple also shares another interest; Bell said he could not elaborate. Man's 14 kt. Ring ham radio. The queen’s designation is "Juliet But another official, who agreed The state’s three Republicans in the U .S. House two-man contest, would not let that go Yankee One” — a fitting name for the transplanted Two attacks on military kill 23 to discuss the matter only if not have gone beyond leaning toward a presidential unchallenged. "Weicker was in it up to his American who has brought fulfillment to her royal identified, said Wickham and candidate for 1988. They’ve tipped right over eyeballs,” said Foley later. Romeo, regardless of the occasional strains In their MANILA, Philippines — A bomb blast today killed four people Marsh were "very uncomfortable toward Vice President George Bush, at least for two countries’ relationship. at the nation’s military academy hours after communist rebels with the idea.” now. C apitol Weicker or no Weicker, the Poliner victory on ambushed a military patrol, killing 19 soldiers, the armed forces "There was uneasiness in the $ 2 7 9 . 0 0 * 9 minds of a lot of people,” the source All three — Reps. Stewart McKinney of Com m enfa one ballot was in large part the product of his own Safety anafu said. Westport, Nancy Johnson of New Britain and John sweat and a definite stop-Foley coalition within the added. “There was discomfiture To keep its safety experts informed about Defense Department spokesman Ed Pangilinan said the over the Idea of relying on a lottery For 3 days the Diamond Showcase has a special collection of Rowland of Waterbury — are hooking on with Bush Bob Conrad Republican State Central Committee. "I knew at 5 accidents at bases around the world, the Army set explosion occurred in a grandstand at the Philippines Military to take care of our soldiers, and the as a favorite son from Connecticut, even though he o’clock I was beaten.” said Foley. Academy during rehearsals for Sunday’s graduation ceremonies leadership wasn’t willing to buy off hundreds of styles of rings, pendants and earrings to help you create a up a fancy computer system with a high-speed at which President Corazon Aquino is to speak. lit out for ’Texas more than 90 years ago after electronic data bank. But the inspector general last on that.” growing up in Greenwich and graduating from IF THERE WAS ANY SURPRISE, as the GOP Academy Superintendent Brig. Gen. Rodolfo Blazon said a The issue of supporting soldiers new design full of beauty for your precious diamonds and gemstones. went about changing the guard from Tom year found a number of bugs in the newly installed woman civilian, two enlisted men and a colonel were killed In the Yale. system. For example. 53 of 89 safety experts in the arose because under the Army Choose from solitaires, contemporary, unique designs and men’s ’The arrangement, still in its formative stages, Guidera of Weston, William Hanley of Greenwich, D’Amore’s chairmanship to unity-spouting Bob Mast. He said 38 people were injured, including 21 soldiers and 17 plan, the proceeds of the lottery Poliner, It was in the silence by McKinney, field didn’t have the hardware to plug into the civilians. would have been earmarked for the rings in 14 kt. gold. has an escape hatch. Any or all have the option of Francis McGuire of North Canaan and George system — because somebase commanders refused 8 changing direction if Bush falters or releases them. Lewson of Danbury. Rowland and Johnson before the contest. Many Many of the injured were seriously hurt, said his aide, Lt. Morale, Welfare and Recreation to spend the money for it. Even those who had the Additional diamonds and gemstones may be purchased at special The three GOP legislators worked this out among Also on board are former House Speaker R.E. committee members listened for the word. It never Gregorio Catapang. Fund. hardware had a tough time, because the operating The MWR funds of the various themselves and are talking with Bush’s people. Von Norstrand of Darien, though he says he doesn’t came. Government television said the explosive device was the low prices to help enhance the beauty of your precious gemstones. Instructions were inadequate. And those who equivalent of lOO sticks of dynamite. services are supported with profits ’The move gives them a convenient place to hang like some of the people around Kemp; state Sen. So Poliner takes over without baggage, and a ' generated by various on-base determination to erase factional lines in his party. overcame that hurdle tended to forget the complex Many items are one of a kind. Shop early for the best selection. their hats early in the season. It also gives them Ted Lovegrove of Fairfield, former New Britain computer codes because they didn’t use them stores, such as exchanges and shelter from pressure by other presidential Mayor Paul Manafort, and state Reps. Peter ARer ceremonial appearances in Senate and House liquor outlets. Those funds, in turn, (introduced in the latter by Foley), Poliner was enough. ’The Army say the bugs were worked out * Special low price includes remounting of diamonds up to % carat round. hopefuls who are already fishing in Connecticut Fusscas of Marlborough. Sid Holbrook of when the system was merged with an existing Soviet frolghtor*s crow fHot homo are used to operate such things as waters. meeting this week with people from the three GOP recreation centers, bowling alleys, 7 Westbrook and James Fleming of Simsbury. network that links bases. WASHINGTON — After shopping for American goods, congressional offices. Presidential politics can youth programs and hobby shops. smoking American cigarettes, eating American hamburgers and MOST AGGRESSIVE among the latter is Rpp. ON A MORE PAROCHIAL LEVEL, the GOP come later. The Army, as have all the visitlnt tee American president, 97 Soviets rescued by the Coast services, has tried In recent years Jack Kemp of New York. A month ago, his organization in Connecticut elected a new Poliner has enough on his hands without thinking Guard from a sinking Soviet freighter Rew home to Moscow. about Bush, Kemp or anyone else just yet. to "deglamorise” drinking by its Washington campaign office released a list of chairman with a minimum of ftiss. He is Bob iDaurlirstpr Hrrald Before stepping aboard an Aeroflot Jetliner, Marina Shatalova personnel, with tee result that Connecticut names on a national steering Poliner of Durham, the pride of party people on his handed her chocolate Ice cream cone to a crewmate, unwrapped MWR revenues from alcohol sales committee for Kemp, including those of such sports side of the state where he is chairman of the Ifyo u a tk m * Founded In 1M1 a pack of American dgarettes and slipped Into the rest room for a have declined by roughly $7 million "Plooe \bur Trust in VIPs as Nick Buoniconti of Greenwich, Pete livewire Grassroots East. Poliner says the GOP is ’Tom D’Amore, the recently resigned GOP last smoke on U.S. soil. to 89 million a year. PBtNVM. SIEFFERT . .PuMItIWr the Diamond Specialisis" Gofolak of Darien and Andy Robustelli of loaded with talent and he intends to put it to work. chairman and scapegoat for his party’s losses last DOUGLAS A. e e v iN s . siduper Vladimir Khurashev and a half-dozen crewmembers The Army’s Community and . ExeouMve EdRor Family Support Center, which Stamford. "I think he’s a pragmatic Republican. I don’t fall, should have stuck with his Democratic family ALEXANDER OIRELLI. Am o cIM* EdRor were smoking away in the .nearby men’s room. duUtully State Sen. ’Tom Scott of Milford, a Kemp fan think he belongs to anybody,’’ says U.S. Sen. observant of the signs banning smoking in the lobby at Dulles pushed the lottery idea with the roots in Winsted for better survival chances In support of commanders in Europe, MANCHESTER V E R N O N whose name was leR off the list by mistake, says Lowell Weicker of Greenwich, praising the party’s politics. In 1950, a rookie Democratic chairman lost DENISE A ROSERTS...... AdvwtWng DReelor ' International Airport. __ his man “is the only one who can assemble the old MARK F. ABRAITIS ... BuUnM* Maniew Moments later, Soviet Embassy officials herded the skipper, estimated the aervice might gener­ Manchester Parkade policy body for doing its own thing in electing an election for governor. In 1970, he blew it again. SHELDON COHEN Compoung Mandgar ate as much as 818 mlUioa a year Tri-Gty Plan Reagan coalition” for the 1988 campaign. Poliner. "I didn’t make any calls,” Weicker added. ROBERT H. HUBBARD.... Shatalova and their crewmates to the plane which departed for Neither time did the party demand his scalp, and ...Rratiraom Managw : Moscow on Tuesday afternoon. with a tottery and help replace tost 646-0012 872-6100 As evidence of that in Connecticut, the list shows State Rep. Dick Foley of Oxford, the he built a rather successfiil organization over the JEANNE 0. mOMetTH .. .. CRculaHon Manasar reranuas tram decUnlBB liquer such leaders in past Reagan campaigns as George disappointed loser in what shook down as a years. His name was John Moran Bailey. sales. I ;1 u- ig g L MAWCHEOTER HERALD. W«feondny. M m S M. « » - » Hostage Court Stalled on Ellis case SPORTS BartRaJ Realty Carp., and Leo- Jary ialbrmatiea to be released if it aaid Seader, F in t Hwtianfe vice is deeuied hi the puhife Inteiest. freed in darilled Be both o f Maachester. The old standard, more d ilk a R to in to charged widi flrst- P aMet, regofmepmafaf apartftadar ad eonaptfacy to aeed h e i^ dm hdbrmatioB aadd Junr commit bribery. Fbar aOwr per- bedhetaaed. Lebanon gatioBaB orof maaldpol comiptioii in 1 soas have alao been charged. HHsrtibrd superior Court Jinlge EMhrid. Celtics lose fourth straight road game The Supreaie Camt opiaian, John Byrne applies the old stand­ “Wb’iw left wMl the cwesllan still released Manday to eaplain a Jha. ard, die aewapiapefs* caae piuhahly haagfag.” said Maaeheater attar- I f deeisfon, said dist grand Jnriee would be (Bainissed because it B y T h « A sseclo A d P t m i 118, Warrforo 103 aey Malcolm Barlow, who repres' begUB heibre Oct. l. IMH, are legal would be unHkety a pardcalar aeed ealB the Maaeheater Bierald. fh e and can coadnoe. A fower-coart eaidd be proved, Baiflaw said. That M ILW AUKEE — The Boeton N B A U ommd m p Darrell GrifllA scored 20 poinA tkefint and Rickey Green addM 22 and 13 Herald and Ihe Rartfbrd Conmt Judge bad ruled that a UMMaw that criteria is easier to meet If apersoa Celticfl have loet their last four road tofec rateMWf A m99 have JolBed the Jbamal laqnIreriB estsbHshed aew grand Jury proee- needs grand Jury information to gamea, but Larry Bird says it’s way assists as host Utah remained six ia «MN askfag that the iaftiraiiatioa be dores iavalidated existing help in hia defense against charges too early for the defending NBA "W e wanted to get A is one tonight. games behind first-place Dallas in aga. Ffo graup stemming hum an iaveetigafioa, the Midwest Dtvfsion. G rifflA iaveadgadons. champlona to be concerned, even They took control when A ey had to. far kto Barlow said. WiA A e ptayofTs approwthing. Lacan hit alt A e M g baskets for scored 22 points in the second half Atteraeya repreaciitla g those ar- AtissueintheEnfleidcase, being Judge Byrne said last week that when the Jazz pulled away. nMed an a result of Ae EafleM "W e feel arhen the playoffs start, them. They just got too many loose Tfet aMMt laecat praykNM reiean heard in Haithird Superior Court, ia he wooM probably use the oM we can beat anybody. ” Bird said Karl , Malone, Utah’s Aading investigatloa — iacludlag two whedwr the aew rules apply once balls and offensive rebounds But it of a Ibiafga kMtaga ia Lckaaoa waa staadsrd unless dfe high court said after the Milwaukee Becks dealt was more carelessness on our port scorer, was held to six points in the laal Dae. M, whea Aral coraaa. a promlaeat Manchester thvelopers the grand Jury completes its srorh. otherwise. However, attoraeys on first half but added 11 in the second — have ashed ttat die iaibrmalien the Celtics a 123-115 defeat for not boxing (Sikma) out” sa-year-aW Krwaekmaa, waa liraad The A ree newspapers argued last both sides were asked to submit ’Tuesday. half Griffith scored 10 points in the be made availabie to diem but aet week that they do apply. The aftarMafMdafaealfareli^ iMf. briefis to argue the matter befere The victory was the Bucks’ third third quarter and 12 in A e final tothepablic. opinhMi did not address the issue. Hawks lie, BuNBli M proceedings resume in Aree against the Celtics in five meetings period. Chris Mullin led Golden Neil Ellis, presideBt of First The new standard allows graad- The Atlanta Hawks are flying maa Katlfe Hariri. Saadi AraMaa this season, but Milwaukee had State with 24 points. Mgh and Dallas Mavericks are n a g FaMTa adviaer aa Latoaoa. llttA time to savor It since the "The Warriors killed us off the acting ornery — but not as high or aaM, "W a ail expreaa (raUtoda to teams meet again to n i^ t A Boston offensive boards, but they took a lot as ornery as they’d like. (Syriaa) Presklent Hafez Aaaad for Garden. of shots and missed a lot of shots, M ' "W e have won 11 straight and are axartiaf preaaurc to free Daman- Driver's condition serious " It was a regular-season gam e." and when they miss, that gives us a still trailing (Detroit).” Atlanta bowf. We also thank Amai for said Bird, who had 24 points and 12 lot of fast breaks. ” said Utah Coach Coach Mike Fratello said after A e abtaininf his release after the An East Hartford man sAosecar rebounds. "Once the playoffs start, Frank Layden. who had not been to drive right. A hospital spokeswo­ Hawks rolled over the Washington •M ay ordeal." crashed into a tractor-trailer Tues­ A S-year-oM Manchester man we’ll have the homecourt advan­ expected to attend the game man said be was treated for Bullets IIS-90 Tuesday night to Damanhoori, an employee at the day was listed in serioos condltioii sAo drove his motorcycle into a van tage (A the Eastern Conference) because he was suffering from viral multiple injuries. climb within one-half game of the Saadi Embassy’s cultural section, this meming at Manchester Mem­ Sunday sras listed in serious and we’ll play at a different level.” pneumonia. idle Pistons in the NBA’s Central was kidnapped in west Beirut on orial HUapital. condition at Manchester Memorial ' The Bucks have won 11 of their “This moroing when I got up. I Division. Jaa. 11 The man, Jacqoe R. Doiron, 21, Hospital this nMWBhw, a hospital A Coventry man was arrested last 14 games and still hope tocatch decided I could never miss a game Dallas clinched a playoff berth Syria, meanwhile, was reported was traveHng west on ToRmid spokeswoman ^ d . TrUay on a warrant charging Mm two of the NBA’s hottest teams, fhe on St. Patrick’s Day. even if I’ m In for the fmirth year in u row. its to bare prevented pro-Iranian TUmpike at about S;M a.m. when w iA sexual assault, Coventry po­ Detroit Pistons and Atlanta Hawks, the mortuary.” he said. The man, Edward R. DeVoe Jr., earliest clinching ever, with a Moslem kidnappers from kiliinf his car swerved out of its lane and lice said this morning. in the Central Division. » , of »lV k Oaklmd St., was 114-95 victory over the Chicago BtoiBri 134, ClIppBrK 123 another hostafe. Frenchman Jean- into the path of the oncoming truck , traveRng A the wrong iMie On Birch Bartholomew Morw. W, of Twin On ”ruesday night the Bucks got Kiki Vandeweghe scored 30 Louis Normandin. operated 1^ JUhn P. Okonnk, S7, of Bulls "It feels good to clinch the MountaA RmmI at about 4 p.m. HiRs Drive, was charged with eight points and five reboumfe in the points and three teammates added 'Hm independent daily An Nahar AeoMio Tolland, police said. Doiron teM playoffs this early.” Coach Dick when his motorcycle struck a fourth-degree aexual assault and fourth quarAr from center Jack 21 as Portland equaled last year’s tottoy quoted an unidentified potiti- police he had fallen asleep J M Mottasaid "But we can’t relax. We southbonnd van operated by Join risk of AJury to a minor on a Sikma and 25 points from John total of 40 victories. ’The Trail cat sonrce as sa y li« Sirrian pres­ Balanced adueatlon before the accident occurred, ac- still haven’t clinched the (Midwest) Dewart Jr., 52. of «7 Volpi Road, warrant f i m Tolland ComUy Su­ Lucas in beating the Celtics in the division.” Blazers got 21 points from guards sure prevented the Revotutionary conflng to a police report. first game of a rough week. Bolton, polhn said. Dewart tried to perior Court. Police couldn’t pro­ Atlanta wrapped up its game with Clyde Dfexler and Terry Porter JoWiee OrgaidMtion from execut- Alliaon Irion, a student st Brenau Acedemy in Qalnsvifle, Doiron was charged w lA faihire After meeting the Celtics tonight. move out of the path of the vide details about the case. Washington early, scoring 17 and reserve forward Jerome Ker­ i ^ Normamfin, and mid this - I" th^ prnprr lane Okonnk the Bucks play at Atlanta on Friday Qa„ combines dance with the study of history as she gets mmorcycle but was uiwuccessfol. straight points to take a 17-1 lead. sey en route to their sixth straight "coidd reflect positively” on Sy­ was treated for bruises and sprains Morse was rMeased on a fl,60e and then return home Saturday to set for a week in class. Her arfs long hours of discipline according to an accident report. Dominique Wilkins, who scored IS triumph over the host (dippers. ria’s plan to restore law and order at Windham Community Memorial bond and faces a court appearace play A e Philadelpia 75ers. of his 43 points in the opening Los Angeles. 11-52. suffered its in Moslem west Beirut. are reflected in her exprMsion. Hospitol and released. DeVoe was charged with failure on April 7, police said. “It was an awful big game if period, had nine in the Hawks’ eighth loss in nine games despite a we’re going to win our division." quick start and Kevin Willis added career-high 33 points off fhe bench Bocks Coach Don Nelson said of six. He finished with 19. by Lancaster Gordon. Tuesday’s victory "W e'll look back The Hawks led 53-45 at the half State puts the squeeze on unlicensed day-care providers on this game. I would imagine, and NuggBtB 1 ^ , K n ^ B 111 and stretched the margin to 24 say. ‘That was the start of it '” points in the third quarter. They are Said Lucas, who had two key Bill Hanziik .scored 19 of his 22 one victory short of tying the Centtaned from page I - Info-Line, which is a parent refer­ A state study has found A a t the baskets in the fourth quarter. "This points and Alex English 15 of his 26 slot,” saM Joan Spera. who runs a trictions be changed toallow homes Assembly that would allow homes franchise's longe.st winning string ral service that could help increase number of Connecticut households is a big week for us." as Denver outscored New York registered home on Ridge Street A to take on a conpA of part-timers. to care for nine cMIdren. The three from Dec 5. l95S-Jan 3. 1969 homes shonld be registered, she business. in which boA parents work has " I know it (the .schedule) sounds 7D-5I in the middle two quarters and Manchester. "TtMnkH’sashame.” Dearborn said DHR has proposed additional children would be li­ "Tonight we just played bad. " contended Aat being registered is risen from 32 percent in 157P to 55 bad. but we're playing pretty good won for only the sixth time in 32 Spera suggested that state res­ a bill now before the General mited to before and after school. Wa.shington Coach Kevin Lougbery not always important for a parent THE STATE has been successful percent in IMO. basketball. It just so happens that road games said. "W e did not play well at either deciding where to send his or her in convAcing "underground” day­ the other two teams in our division Trent Tucker scored a career- end Of the floor. Atlanta had the cMM. care homes to become registered. ONE REGISTRATHHf requir- are playing pretty good basketball high 31 points for the Knicks but balance of good defense and good Mie said that just after she began Dearborn said. From mid-IMS to ment. though, makes it more too. Patrick Ewing was held to 11 difficult for providers to help the One young mother speaks out offense” points, half his average, leading an unregistered home, a parent mid-IMS. the number of registered "Sikma has been playing real John Williams led Washington chose to place her child w iA Burg homes rose from 2.7S7 to 3.302. a 17 growing number of children that well.” said Lucas, who was 9 of 12 several disgruntled fans to toss a The decision on which day-care providing care. to the expenM, many homes will with 17 points The Bullets played over registered homes and larger percent Increase. need care, some home day-care from the field and hit both of his life-size poster of the 7-foof center option to choose is not always "cut Oust said A a t while A ere might only care for children A a t are old without Moses Malone. Frank day-care facilitAs. The decision Dearborn added that when an operators said. Currently, no more three-point attempts in the third onto the court in the second half. and dried," said one parent, Cindy be more peace of mind A having enough to walk and talk or are toilet Johnson and Dan Roundfield. who often comes down to such Aings as unregistered home is discovered. than six children can be watched quarter. "W e have a lot of confi­ The Knicks had billed fhe game as Oust of Hackmatack Street in her cMM watched at a registered trained, she said. are injured. whether the provider smokes, DHR's first tries to encourage the throughout a given day. dence in him Jack's contribution Patrick Ewing Poster Night in drinks alcMiollc beverages, or likes provider to continue as a registered This prcnnpts many home opera­ Manchester. home, she and other parents do not She eventually placed Mm in an MavBricks 114, Bulls 96 honor of St. Patrick’s Day. "1 want the best posslbte care for doesn't always show up in the to watch soap operas in the operator. tors to fill their quotas with more always have A a t choice. Money is unlicensed home, "a friend of a statistics." Cavallera 110, Net* 91 my cMId, whether licensed or often limited, and many unregis­ friend.” She said she had no clear Mark Aguirre scored 31 points afternoon, she said. "Our main goal is to provide as profitable "full-time” children Celtics' Coach K .C. Jones said the unlicensed,” she said. Officiais say tered homes are less expensive information on A e person’s back­ and Sam Perkins added 27 while the Rookie guard Ron Harper scored Registering offers the provider much day are as possible.” he said. than those needing care for only a addition of Lucas, who joined the that most children in day-care than registered ones. Bulls, who suffered their sixth 32 points, including 14 as Cleveland certain advantages. Dearborn said. That objective has become particu­ few hours. The losers are seboM- ground. Bucks in January , gives the team a homes are being cared for in an " It ’s all economics, and A at consecutive loss, were led by took control In thethirdquarterand These Include assistance from larly important In recent years. aged children that have to come "I knew Aey weren’t criminal new dimension Tuesday night was unregistered operation. limits a lot out there," she said. fTiarles Oakley with 23. snapped a six-game road losing DHR professionals with such things With both parents working In more home to an empty house because and 1 knew they wouldn’t cheat the first time the Celtics had fared "Just because it’s state certified When Oust’s 7-year-old son, Alex­ Twenty turnovers. 10 by Oakley, streak with only their second as nutrition, program planning and and more families, the need to find there Is no where else to go. m e," she said. Still, she would the Bucks with Lucas. doesn’t mean it’s good," she said, ander, was an Infant, she said she hurt the visiting Bulls It was the triumph in their last 23 road games business, training opportunities, a place for young children has "Nobody wants these kids be­ occasionally make an unannounced "H e gives them a Magic (John­ AFplwto adding that some homes are more had a difficult time finding a place most turnovers by one player The big run came in the opening and free listing with the Child Care grown. cause ... they take up a full-time visit to A e home to see Aat her son son) . an Isiah (Thomas). a Maurice concerned with making money than that would care for him. In adAtlon against the Mavericks in their five minutes of the third quarter Milwaukee's Terry Cummings (right) defend in their NBA game Tuesday night was OK. Cheeks.” Jones said history. when the Cavs outscored New sails toward the basket and gets off a in Milwaukee. The Bucks beat the Ricky Pierce and Terry Cum­ Chicago's Michael Jordan was Jersey 15-5 to turn a 50-45 halftime Council OKs project mings added 19 points. Paul Pres- shot as Boston's Larry Bird tries to Celtics, 123-115. held to 21 points, well below his lead Into a 15-polnt advantage. sey had 15 and Sikma 14 for the league-leading average of 36.9. and Harper, the NBA’s leading rookie ; Bucks, who used an 5-2 run In the only the third time this season he scorer with a 23.2 average, had 12 Williams had 20 points for New ' fourth quarter to take an eight- from a 16-point deficit In the final including an eight-foot jumper with wasn’t the Bulls' high scorer. during the run. which he started Jersey, which played without cen­ : point lead. Kevin McHale led the 9'A minutes. Alvin Robertson 47 seconds left that put San Antonio Rolando Blackman, who guarded with six consecutive points. ter Mike Gminski. ; Celtics with 31 points. Robert scored 30 points and Walter ^ r r y ahead 106-104. Plan highlights environment Jordan, added 15 points for the The 20-plus point performance by Parrish added 21 and Danny Ainge 8purt 108, Kings 106 26 as the Spurs snapped a seven- Sacramento forward Otis Thorpe Mavericks and Derek Harper had Harper was his 11th straight and game road losing streak. 16. 17. Perkins did most of his damage tied the score with 26 seconds marked the llth time this season Reserve guard Johnny Moore The Kings led 94-76 with 9:21 remaining. Moore was then fouled By Jacqueline Bennett natural features of the site, a Bird, who was 10 of 22 from the in the fourth quarter, scoring 16 protect the environment, Donohue the former Miami of Ohio star has made two free throws with two remaining. But Berry scored 12 by Reggie Theus to set up the Herald Correspondent 55-acre parcel on High Street. field and had 12 rebounds, said. points. said. He added that it is timely, with scored 30 points or more. Buck seconds left as San Antonio rallied points In the next nine minutes. winning free throws. As well as hiking. Donohue would so many residents worried about COVENTRY - The Town Coun­ like to see the trails used for in crease building and impending cil this week approved spending elementary school field trips to development likely to result from •500 to develop ^multiple resource raise youngsters' awareness about the completion of the Route 6 management plan for Patriot’s the ecology, such as endangered expressway and a high-tech devel­ Park. plant species. It would be especially opment being built In neighboring Knight and Indiana feei confident against Duke "This Is a great way to tie In convenient to nearby Robertson Mansfield. School, he noted. Patriot’s Pork with Robertson ‘T v e worked all over the Nor­ Regional semifinal pairing at School and a whole slew of " I would be willing to spend one theast; people have development By The Associated Press 45 seconds of regulation time to Save ’20 to ’90 Louisville matches Providence, recreational and educational day a week with them, free of concerns," Donahue said. "W e’ve survive. NCAA Tournev 23-5. against Alabama. 25-4. and uses," said council m em ter Rose charge, just to raise conscious­ found the best way to help residents ON EVERY HOOVER Indiana Coach Bobby Knight Esst figures he can’t lose in Friday's Georgetown. 25-4, against Kansas. Fowler during the Monday night ness,” said Donohue. learn about conservation Is to set a Quennevllle back 25-10. Florida Coach Norm Sloan called Fowler voiced concern that trails example." VAC IN STOCK NCAA Midwest Regional semifinal meeting at the Town Office his Gators "a blue collar team.” Building. might encourage the use of vehicles In addition to educational benef­ against Duke. after they cut down Purdue to such as dirt bikes Donohue said its. the plan will emphasize recrea­ lile EiNb 3/22 That’s because the Blue Devils, respect for him of any one of my Midwest Daniel Donohue, natural re­ tional park use, aesthetics and In Whale lineup runners-up in last year’s tourna­ ^friends. I look at him as family advance to the East semifinals paths would be narrow, about two source consultant for the town, said against Syreause. "That’s the third people wide, but he agreed vig­ protection of natural habitats. ConvBfUiki"’ ment to Louisville, are coached by more than anything else.” Like Duke, LSU is seeking a his Willington firm will put the plan ConcnfitOnn conference champion we've ilance would be needed. Donohue said. If the council likes Upright SSSvmSST** Clnanlng NEW YORK - There will be pretty definite Quennevllle will one of Knight’s closest friends in return trip to the Final Four. A year together within the next two A the plan and decides to implement an unfamiliar face in the college basketball. Mike The Knight-Krzyzewski matchup ago. the longshot Tigers were beaten. Nobody ever calls me the Byntam play tonight. headlines the Midwest semifinals. months. It will include proposed Another benefit of the plan is to It. Donohue said his firm would be •TAhwMoIomiWi Hartford Whaler lineup tonight Krzyzewskl. magic man ora genius, but, by God. Powof Mfo** iHOeh The Whalers go Into New York seeded No. 11 and came out of the hiking trail maps highlighting the educate property owners on ways to able to do that work. as defenseman Joel Quenne- " I have a lot of mixed emotions in In the other game at Cincinnati. you better pay tribute to this * vonwi O'w' having lost three of their lost pack to become the lowest-rated ville, who suffered a separated playing against him.” Knight said. LSU plays DePaul. In Friday’s basketball team for what it’s four, including Sunday’s 4-1 loss team ever to reach the Final Four. shoulder on Dec. 15 against "Last year, in the NCAA tourna­ other semifinals, Oklahoma. 24-9. done.” e H 8MBrt top WM bog to the Oilers In Edmonton. meets Iowa. 29-4. and top-ranked This year. LSU was seeded No. 10 • OOgiaigN cleaning Boston, will be back in action ment. nobody In America was North Carolina will be out to Hartford will skate without Nevada-Las Vegas. 35-1. faces and is still in business after e igS len against the New York Rangers rooting harder for Duke than I was. avenge a regular season loss naoOMniinl captain Ron Francis, out with a Wyoming. 24-9. In the West pairing eliminating Georgia- Tech and Obituaries oSiMtoolot at Madison Square Garden. Mike has been extremely close to against Notre Dame at South Bend shoulder Injury, and Scot Klel- at Seattle. Temple. Quennevllle. after undergoing nendorst. who missed Sunday’s me as a player and as a coach.” in the other half of Thursday's East surgery and rehabilitation, will game with back spasms. "Coach Knight and I are about as The East doubleheader sche­ DePaul set a school recordHrith doubleheader. The Fighting Irish LawrtncB E. JBnnIngb 8r.. Wethersfield and Mrs. Alfred (Ma­ West Concord, Mass.; two daugh­ be back in the lineup for the lest Following tonight’s game, six close friends and you can get." said duled for Thursday at East Ruther­ its 2Sth victory of the season, are on an 11-game winning streak, which includes victories over two 9 Lawrence E. Jennings Sr., 75. of rilyn) Nemarich of West Hartford; ters, Patricia Dahl of Plano, Texas, Reg. •09« Reg. MOOM Reg. (249** nine games of the regular of the Whalers' final eight Krzyzewskl. who played for Knight ford. N.J., sends Syracuse. 25-6 beating St. John's in overtime to 9 other Sweet 16 survivors — DePaul Rocky Hill, died Monday at Hart­ a son, Carl V. Giordano of Wethers­ and Sue-Ellen Bartlett of Ports­ season. Whaler coach Jack games will be at the Hartford at Army and later served as an against Florida. 23-10, and Notre advance. The Blue Demons blew a and Duke — as well as the "Tar ford Hospital. He was the father of field; and II grandchildren. mouth. N.H.; a sister, Mrs. Robert Evans said Tuesday that it’s Civic Center, assistant coach under him at Dame. 24-7. against North Carol­ 14-point lead and then recovered » 7 9 « » 1 5 S « * 1 9 9 « Heels. Gordon W. Jennings and father-in- The funeral will be Thursday at Neeley of Delmar, N.Y.; two Indiana. " I probably have the most ina. 31-3. Thursday’s Southeast from a five-point deficit in the final law of Diana (Colaluca) Jennings of 9; 15 a.m. at the D’Esopo Wethers­ brothers, Paul S. Erickson of South • e r e V O B eveM O • e r e O O ManchesAr. field Chapels, 277 Folly Brook Windsor and Kenneth E. Erickson Besides his son and daughter-in- Blvd., Wethersfield, followed by of Stoneham, Mass.; and two law, he is survived by another son mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. grandchildren. DImeneluinOOO Dbnmlon'^IOOO 8 and daughter-in-law, Lawrence E. in the Church of the Incarnation, The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Basketball widows have to wait until March 30 3 .1 H .P . 8 PO W IR N O m i BAUD Electronic 4.3 Jennings Jr. and Nancy (MacDo- Wethersfield. Burial will be in Main St., is In charge of arrange­ CUAWNO BYSTIM O.U ll.r . nough) Jennings of Jackson, Mich.; Cedar Hill Cemetery, Hartford. ments, which are incomplete. Motor VerleMe Speed y y Have you had enough of college basketball? I haven't and Paris Oates turned Into a solid unit and the Indians Bits and plecM 10 grandchildren; and six great­ Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 Motor POWtRNOmi I ■■■■ • — but my wife has. put up a very respectable 14-9 final record. grandchildren. p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. I like the college game. It’s preferable to the pro Barlow, a transfer from Loomis-Chaffee. and It’s good to see that Al Lussier. former East Hartford The Aneral will be Thursday at 11 Memorial donations may be game and a step or two above the high school level. Six T h o a g h to Greene, who missed his sophomore and junior years High baseball coach before the two schools (East a.m. at the Rose Hill FUneral made to the Surgical Research It THANKSaiVINQ games — at least with cut-ins to a whole bunch more — with academic difficulties, added a great deal to the Hartford and Penney) merged, has taken the head Home. 550 Elm St., Rocky Hill. Education Fund, Hartford Hospital in two days was too much for her to bear. "When they A p L ^ t y Indians. It’s too bad Coach Frank Kinel can’t have coaching position at Tolland High School. The sport Burial will be A Rose Hill Memorial Fund Development Office, 50 Sey­ NOVENA TO ST. JUDE are going to be over,” she asked more than once. either for more than this single season. Greene. In cannot afford to lose competent coaches like Lussier... Park, Rocky Hill. Calling hours are mour St., Hartford 05105. O holy St. Jude, Apostle and mar­ The answer for you basketball widows, is Monday particular, lit up the scoreboai^. tallying 401 points, a Spring practice for all schoolboy sports begins tyr, great In virtue and rich In mira­ Len Auster today from 2to4p.m. and7to0p.m. night. March 30. with the NCAA championship game at 17.4 per game average. His total put him No. 3 on the Monday. Eight pitchers and two catchers, under a new 7 cles; near kinsman of Jesus Christ, the Superdome in New Orleans. In the interim, there Sports Editor Memorial donations may be all-time single-season list behind Bill Anderson (405) CIAC directive, are working out this week. It's good to 7 Erick W. Erickson faithful Intercessor of all who In­ made to the Rocky Hill Fire voke your special partronaga In will be games Thursday. Friday. Saturday and Sunday and Mike Quesnel (407). Barlow was fourth-leading see this. Ten days is not enough to get pitchers' arms In Department, care of Chief James Erick W. Erickson, 70. of Holly time of need. To you I have re- — and the semifinals on Saturday. March 25. scorer with 171 points. shape for the season. VinchettI, Main Street, Rocky Hill Hill. Fla., formerly of South Wind­ courae from A e d s ^ of my heart Then it'll be all over. That would have tied him for the lead in 1965-55. sor, died Monday A the Halifax and humbly beg A whom Qod has The four picks here were Georgetown (Southeast), 00007. given such great power to come to The Hartford Whalers, if they reach the seventh Hospital Medical Center. Daytona Purdue (E ast). Temple (Midwest) and Iowa (W est). quarterfinals is an accomplishment for the eight-team GREENE, BARLOW AND ROSENBERG from the game of the Stanley Cup final, will end their season on Beach, Fla. He was the husband of my assistance. Help me in my pre­ Georgetown and Iowa are still alive and. if they can CCC East. MNdrad C. Qlonlano sent and urgent petition. In return I starting unit and a top reserve Sam Henderson, who Monday, June 1. The playoffs open on Wednesday, Elizabeth (Schaeffer) Erickson. promise to make your name known play up to their potential, there’s no reason they West Haven advanced to Saturday’s finals by missed a good deal of playing time due to injury, April 5. The playoff has been revamped this year with Mildred C. (Luongo) Giordano of He lived in South Windkor most of and cause you to be Invoked. couldn’t reach the Final Four. whipping Wilbur Cross. 69-72, and will meet defending graduate. But Kinel hasa start forthe '57-56 withthe5-3 all series best four-out-of-seven. NIantic and Hollywood, Fla., died his life before moving to Florida a Say Area “O ur Fathers, Three champ Hillhouse at Central Connecticut State Vaughn at point guard and A e 5-4 Oates in the middle. Hall Marya and Qlortas.“ Publica­ Ainday at Hartford Hospital. She year ago. He was a member of the n iE SCHOLASTIC SEASON abruptly came to a University’s Kaiser Hall at noon. Vaughn netted ISO points, fifth on the team, this year In case you’re wondering, the Red Sox home opener Emanuel Lutheran Church in Man­ tion must be promlead. St. Jude screeching halt for Manchester High last Friday as the was A e wife of Carl M. Giordano pray tor us and all who Invoke your Manchester started A e season off all wrong, losing but the junior’s value is asa set-upman. He averages in is Friday. April 10, against Toronto. The Yankeee open and A e sisAr of Lawrence Luongo chesAr. Before he retired, he was a aid. Amen. This novana has rtever Indians were scalped by West Haven High, 63-53. It was three of its first four including a pair it had no business the neighborhood of seven to eight assists per game. on the road in Detroit on April 0 w iA their home opener of ManchesAr. foreman at Pratt R Whitney Air­ been known to fail. I have had my black Friday for all Central Connecticut Conference losing. The Indians could be excused inasmuch as they Oates tallied a Manchester sophomore school-record the following Monday. April 13. agelnet Clevelend. And Besides husband and brother, craft in East Hartford. request granted. East Division schools as East Hartford High and were breaking in new players and maybe the 235 points. His potential — remember A a t word — is the world ciiemplon New York Mete launch their ah* is survived oy iwo daughters, Besides his wife he i.- ""Hvived O.A.M. Hartford Public joined Manchester on the sidelines. chemistry wasn’t right at the outset. But Cinque unlimited and Kinel expecu big things from him in the aeaaon at home on Tueeday. April T. agalnet Mrs. Uuii...' "■ .’ ) Bittner of by a son, KenneA W. Ericksun oi i . Still, having three teams in A e Class LL Barlow, Matt Vaughn. Rob Greene. Bruce Rosenberg next two years. Pittaburgh. W - WANCIIgSTER HERALD. Wwftwwtev. M »rdl It. WW MANCHESTBR HERAU). WedBesdsy. March IS. 1987 - II Stan Jefferson getting his shot with the Padres Kerr flies high as Philly beats the Rangers Sv Dennis Geeroafes seeing the Mg leagnes last year, ’’Unless somebody got hurt and four others because of a sore wrist. ■v K«n RopDooort “ Certainly, he hm all (he physi­ steal bases? I don’t know. There are team Tueaday night In a 81 Flyers Jarl KurrI of Edmonton also “ It’s a great compliment. One of goals. He also had an assist on the The Assecloted Press appearing in 14 games with the opened the door or somebody In six exhibition games through Tht AsteclotGd Prtss cal tools. He can nm, play good some guys that can run that can’t victory. •cored two goals, his 4Mh and 80th the greatest players to ever play is first of Kurrl’s two third-period world champion Mets. wasn’t prothMlng; that’s the only defense and he’s a switch-hitter. Monday, be was batting .252 and steal bases.” ” He plays that iioaiUon llkelused of the season, in Edmonton’s 7-4 Phil Esposito. For him to say that is NHL Roundup goals. YUMA. Art*. — A trade has The Mets’ first-round selection in way I could see of getting in the For Thn Kerr, It wao Just another He’s coming into the same sHoatfon had two stolen bases in 17 at-bats Becoming an accomplished base to. When he's there, no one can victory over New Jersey, also a big honor for me. Like he did, I get K uril’s goals, both on power transformed rooMe Stanley Jeffer­ the iSiS June free-agent draft. (Mets) lineup.” Jefferson said. like what I see,” San Diego night at the o ffic e ... or, in hla case, as Dykstra was; 'Hey, here's an "1 stealer in the big leagues, Jefferson move him out. Sooner or later, marking the fourth season In a row a lot of garbage goals but you have plays, gave him 380 In his NHL son from a probable minor leaguer Jefferson and new Padres third "Lenny's an excellent ballplayer, f the slot, where he usually sets up opportunity. Take it and make it Manager Larry Bowa said. "H e said. Is probably his biggest because of Ms positioning, he’s that be has scored BO or more goals. to be in the right place at the right and put a rising shot under the career. Nilsson, obtained earlier with the New York Mets to an baseman Kevin Mitchell were think I would probably have had to looks like be knows what he’s •bop. work.’ ” Padres General Manager challenge. going to score. Ife reminds me of Kerr and KurrI became the time and it pays off being there.” crossbar. He poked In a rebound of this month from the Minnesota everyday center fielder in San among five Mets dealt to San Diego wait a while. My dream was to play doing.” ^‘Nobody’s going to stop Timmy Jack McKeon said. myself playing the slot.” seventh and eighth players In In other NHL games, it was Los a Tim Higgins shot into the net for North Stars, had a goal and two Diego. in the December deal that sent ma}or league baseball. It didn’t Bowa is particularly anxious to when he’* In the alot,” said New Jefferson, a native of the Bronx. "This year most definitely will be The performance gave Kerr hla league history to accomplish the Angeles 8, Washington 4; Detroit 9, his second goal. assists, while Gretzky had three And now that the Padres have outfielder Kevin McReynolds and matter where.” York Rangers Coach Phil Esposito N.Y.. hasn’t had much of an see if Jefferson can provide the a learning experience,” be said. “ It Both and Slat goals of the NHL feat. Boston 1; Minnesota 3. (Sileago S; The Red Wings, coming off a 1-81 assists. broken off negotiations with free- reliever Gene Walters to New York. A switch-hitter, Jefferson hit .2W Padres with the base-stealing after watching the big Philadelphia season, marking the fourth straight opportunity to showcase bis shills will take a while. They (the Mets) Advised of Esposito’s observa­ Calgary 6, Buffalo 2. and Van­ road trip, have won 11 of their past The win kept Edmonton three agent ootflekter Tim Raines. San "This is the best thing that could last season in 55 games for the through the first three weeks of threat the team has lacked since forward score two goals against his year that he’s hit the BO-goal level. didn’t really give me too many tion of his talents, Kerr remarked; couver 4, (juebec 2. 12 home games. Detroit’s last home points ahead of Philadelphia in Diego is counting on Jefferson as happen to me.” Jefferson said of Mets’ Class AAA Tidewater affil­ spring training because of minor Alan Wiggins was traded to Balti­ chances to steal bases. When I did, I Kerr acored both his goals in the loss was a 2-1 setback against their two-way chase for first place main its base-running threat and the deal that rescued him from an iate with 25 stolen bases. He played injuries. He missed one exhibition more in 1555. was successful. But there’s always first period to give the Flyers a 2-0 Washington Jon. 28. overall. leadoff hitter. immediate hiture on the bench with center field exclusively, making game with a slight concussion after "W e’re going to let him go.” more to learn because you’re not lead and they never trailed against “ At 1-1, I thought we were In Jefferson. 25, played nearly four no realistic hope of dislodging Mets’ FIr r im 6. Sabres 2 only two errors all season and had a getting bit in the head with a Bowa said of Jefferson. " I know he facing the same pitching. You have the Rangers. great shape to win,” said Boston years in the minor leagues before center fielder Lenny Dykstra. of 75 error-free games. baseball in a pickoff attempt and can run. He can flat out fly. Can he Carey Wilson and Jamie Macoun to learn the new guys on the hill.” The Flyers, who clinched the Coach Terry O’Reilly. "W e made a couple of mistakes. When you make each scored a power-play goal to Patrick Division championship for lead Calgary over visiting Buffalo. the third year in a row Monday a mistake and they score, you lose any momentum." Wilson’s goal came late in the night when the second-place New first period and broke a 1-1 tie after York Islanders were defeated by The victory gave the Red Wings a John Tonelll had scored for the the Montreal CanadlenB, finished six-point lead atop the Norris Division standings, their biggest Flames and Mark Napier for the SCOREBOARD the season with a 3-4 re c o il against Sabres. the Rangers. lead of the season. The goal marked Tonelli’s 600th Other players to score 30 or more Start 3, Bteekhawkt 3 NHL career point. Jim Ppplinski, goals in at least four consecutive R fi W liip 3, Brahn 1 ROM TMimamant pletura Steve Bozek, and Perry ^ re za n RtT pletura seasons; Mike Bossy (1977-86), Goaltender Warren Skorodenski, playing in his first game of the also scored for Calgary. M Hockey Marcel Dionne (1978-33), Esposito 0 1 »-1 Baakctlian season, stopped all 22 shots he faced Buffalo’s Adam Creighton sc o r^ 1 5 >-4 (197874). Guy LaOeur (197880), I 12 ______16 on a power-play goal late in the — ^ ^ k x f - 1, DetroU, Hfgglns 12 At Cbartolte, N.C. Michel Goulet (1082-88) and Wayne in relief of injured Murray Banner- (KHwxi,Burr),3:3eLpena(fleS ' None. Illinois St. 79, Clevelond St. 77 third period. Texas ChrMtan 76, Marshall 60 ArkonsoxLIttfe Rock 54, Stephon F. Gretzky (1979-87). man, helping Chicago to tie RM. R iiiitwn S e ra ^ Pertod-2, Boston, Middleton 36 Noiro Dome 04, Middle Tennessee StateTI The win gave the Flames 86 ^ o d h i, Neefy), 14:09. Penoflles— Zombo, RBAttMiBIngt Austin 48 Minnesota. Deffhoidng), 7:55; Crowdw, Bos, motor VondsrMIt 109, Florida St. 92 Kings 5, CapHalt 4 Skorodenski, in his fourth stint points and strengthened their grip WALCS CONamiNCC MhMoon 97, Navy B Washington T i, Boise St. 60 (WghWng), W:12; krtdgnrMn, Oef, molor EASTERN COHEEE E I8CE North Carolina 113, Pennsylvcx)lo 03 Bemie NIcholls recorded his with the Hawks during a seven-year on second place in the Smythe (nghttne), 10:12; Thefven, Bos (holdlno), Frtapy, March 11 T uei dov, March 17 Division, where they hold a six- _ _ . . w L T m O P O A 16:09, W L FCf. OB Lo Salle 09, Ntoporo 01 ninth career hat trick, and ad(ted career mostly spent in the minor SjWtOdiSPMo 43 22 6 42 257 214 _ At I rrocuse, N.Y. Nebraska 78, Arkonsos D _ point lead over Winnipeg. A Third Period—3, OetroK, Burr 19 (De­ x-Boston 67 10 .733 two assists, to lead Los Angeles leagues, replaced Bannerman with MV Wendirs 31 30 » 72 247 345 Furdue KM, Norlheosfern 95 S o u th s Mississippi (3, St. Louis 78, lorme), 7:01, 4, Detrott, Burr 20 (Hlgolns, Ptiitadelpttia 35 29 .567 11'A Florida 12, North Carolina Stole 70 8:07 left In the second period. It was the 42nd win of the season NY Wonews 31 32 5 n m V 6 Kllnxi), 16:20. Penoftlw — None. WosMngton OT over Washington. 36 30 J91 W/i Western Kentucky 64, West Virginia 63 Bannerman suffered a slight con­ for Calgary, breaking a team waimriatoii 30 38 9 m m Tst Shots on goof— Boston 99-7-25. Detroit NewYork 30 65 .301 27 Syracuse 79, Oeoroto Southern 73 (tallfomla 65, Oregon St. 63 NIcholls had three points in BO Plttiborsb 27 33 11 t t T O K l New Jersey 19 65 .392 20 cussion after colliding with a record for total wins in a season NswJaney 25 3» « 56 347 320 seconds in the third period to rally Power-play Dppertunttles— Boston 0 of Central DMNen Sefwritay, March M the Kings from a 81 deficit. After Minnesota player while basin g the established in the 1984-85 season 1; Detroit 0 of 1. x-Detrott 66 30 j999 — Saturday, March 21 At Chertatta, N.C. Illinois State, 1812, at La Salle, 1813,7:30 puck along the boards. when the Flames won 41. They have 37 25 7 n 34> 2 » Goolles- Boston, Ronford (34 shots-21 x-Attonto 66 21 .477 Notre Dome a, Texas Christian 57 Washington’s Greg Adams tied the 33 2* W 76 237 223 soves). Detroit, StetOn (25-34). x-MllwaiAee 63 25 427 3 Skorodenski made five stops in eight games left. , - 33 31 7 73 361 344 North COrolIno 109, Michigan 97 **'s! Mississippi, 2811, at Vandsrbllt, 1815,1 score. NIcholls got his third goal of CMcopo » 3) 493 WA MPSammsM^wum t / IflOTuRI x 19R the night at 6; 27 to lift the Kings to the second and saved his best work Canucks 4, Nordlquas 2 Qusboc 36 36 9 61 229 346 Bltainwki 3. Rtmi Stirs 3 Indiana 31 36 13'A At Syracuse, N.Y. BuIWo 36 35 7 _ 9 » 347 272 Clevetand 25 61 .319 30 Rortda 95, Purdue 66 ** woshlnotan, 2814, at Nebraska, 1811, their first road victory since Jan. for the third, when he kicked aside Petri Skriko continued his scor­ CAMPMLL CONraiWNCC WESTERN CONFERENCE 13 shots, including several close-in Syracuse 1U, Western Kentucky 96 ’ Ark.-Lime Rock, 269, vs. Colltarnlo,2814, 10. ing rampage with two goals and two CMcago 2 1 5 » - 3 attempts. Ovtrott S 30 10 74 341 252 Mkmesete 2 1 5 0— I Daltas 62 23 .545 too _____ Adams scored three goals for the assists to lead Vancouver over St. Louts 27 29 M 65 236 255 Thursday, March 19 First Period— 1, M Innesoto, Boultller 6 Utah 35 39 .584 5 At RpH Ruttiertard, N.J. Capitals for his first career hat The visiting Blackhawks forged visiting Quebec. With his four-point 29 33 9 67 365 27D (Povellch),2:S1.2, Minnesota, Clccarelll51 Houston 36 31 .515 1 Florldo, 2810, vs. Syracuse, 286,6:30p.m. At New York trick. Playing only his third game the tie when Marc Bergevin scored night, Skriko has now scored II CMooue 27 » 12 66 257 273 Denver 27 30 .415 15 T uesday, March 3* Toronto (Lowton, Mevuk), 11:14. X Chicago, midway through the second period 25 36 6 62 250 274 Pressley 29 (Fraser, T. Murray), 12:40. 4, Son Antonio 36 62 .354 H'a North Carolina, 31 -3, vs. Notre (tame, 267, since missing 10 contests with a points in his last seven games. Chicago, Preston 7 (Monson, Larmer), Socromento 20 65 .301 22 9:05 p.m. 7 p.m. and 9 p.r... collapsed lung. Adams recorded his for the game's final goal. Skriko’s linemates also scored as K-EUmonfon 45 20 5 95 331 249 Thuredey, March 11 15:45. Penoltles Bonnermon, Chi, served FOCNIC DhrMen first goals since Jan. 28 in helping Barry Pederson had a goal and fhCtAgart 42 25 2 86 2R> 257 by Secord (sloshlno), 6:40; Lawton, Min x-L.A. (jOkers 51 16 .715 Saturday, Mcmm 21 O llR fB 7, D r v IIb 4 X-Winnipeg 36 27 8 50 343 238 (hookine), 7:44. Portland 60 25 .515 11 At RoH Ruttiertard, N.J. 9 p.m. the Capitals build an early lead. three assists and Jim Sandlak LosAngeles 27 35 8 62 278 293 Second Period— 5, Minnesota, MocLel- Seattle 3* 33 .507 10 N. Corollno-Netre Dome winner vs. Third FMco Kent Nilsson, Paul Coffey. Jari contributed a goal and two assists Vancouver 24 40 8 56 345 286 Golden State 33 34 M 5 »'A 7 p.m. R«d W ln ^ 3, Bnilnt 1 Kurri, Mark Messier and Wayne xNew York Yankees 8, Minnesota 6 In other second-round action three-pointer from 35 feet hit A— 10,816. Secend Round Chicago Cubs 4, Son Diego 3 ” It was no problem,” said Cinucki4,Nordlquei2 Sotuntoy, March 14 San Francisco 6, Clevleond 1 Tuesday night. LaSalle beat Nia­ nothing but glass as the game Simmons, who collided with a 6.Mlssltslppl 63, Et. Louie 7E, 0llart7,Devlli4 CHICAGO (N) At Indianapolis Milwaukee 7, Seattle 4 gara 89-81; Nebraska turned hack ended. Niagara player’s elbow with Just Banks 1-784 5, Oakley 18163-4a, Corzine Indlono 107, Auburn 90 (OT); John White hit a 8point Oakland 4, California 3 Arkansas 78-71 and Southern Mis­ Johnson’s performance gave him under seven minutes to play in the szz— • ' I—* 6118012, Paxson610l)O10,Jordan7-216721, Duke 65, Xavier, Ohio 60 Toronto vs. Pittsburgh at Boyamen, basket with I; 25 left in overtime to 0 0 4— 4 Vancouver i i g_s Sellers 1-5802, Threott7-108014, Pociu^e Sunday, Morch IS P.R., 2, ccd., rain sissippi heat St. Louis University 1.635 points in his career at Cal. first half. “I was a little dizzy trigger Southern Mississippi over kSmonton 2 3 3—7 At Rosement, ill. Firat Period— 1, Vancouver, Pederson 2- 4 1-2 5, Walters 83 00 4, Turner 80 80 0. Cavallarat10.RalaB1 Atlanta 4, Philadelphia 0 83-78 in overtime. three more than the previous coming out in the second half, but St. Louis University. Rrst PtrloO— 1, Edmonton, Coffov 14 24 (Skriko, Sandlak), :18. 2, Vancouver, Totals4897181796. Louisiana State 73, Temple 62 Detroit (ss) 7, Boston (ss) 4 (Hunter, MocTovIsM, 3:20. 2, Edmonton, Skriko 29 (Pederson, Sondlok), 7:14. 3, DePoul 83, St. John's 75, O T The results set up the quarter­ all-time Bear scorer, Bob McKeen. once I got running up and down the Southern Mississippi, which out- DALLAS (114) CLEVELAND (118) Nltison 15 (M ^ le r ), 5:41. Penalty— Vancouver, tendlok 14 (Pederson, Aguirre 11-19 811 31, Perkins 1819 7-7 7?, final pairings for this Saturday, “ They’re an old, experienced court and the adrenalin starting scored St. Louis 84 in overtinne and Lowe, Edm (hloh-stickino), 12;27. Skriko), 10:31. Penalty— Picard, Oue Donaldson 7-10 2-3 16, Harper 7-16 2-3 17, Hubbard 610 1-5 13, West 65 2-4 10, Friday, March 28 Tueaday’a exhibition llnaacorea when Illinois State will play at Second Period— 3, Edmonton, AAunI 5 Daugherty 613 65 15, Harper 12-18 612 32, At Cliiclimatl team and they just cut us to flowing, I felt great.” scored the last six points of the (closing hand on puck), 15:40. Blackman 6168515, Torpley 86004, Davis LaSalle, Southern Mississippi at (Nilsson, Anderson), ;40. 4, Edmonton, SMond Period— 4, Quebec, A. Stastny 1-3002, Schrempf 1-1802. Totals 45902827 Bogley 39828, Lee85806 Price80666, DePoul, 282, vs. Loulslona State, 2814, pieces.” said Oregon State Coach Nobraska 76, Arkantaa 71: game, made 10 of 19 8point shots OroM 6 (Messier, Nilsson), 4:59. S, a , 4:57. 5, Vancouver, Skriko 30 (LIdster, Corbin 191-13, Newman 82800, Turpin 1-2 7:32 p.m. Rada 4, Red Sox 3 Vanderbilt. Washington at Ne­ 114. 667, Ehlo296910. Totals 37-713649110. Ralph Miller. "They won the Reserve Anthony Bailous scored 20 overall in raising its record to 2811. Edmonton, Coffey 15 (Gretiky, KurrI), 9:02 Pederson), 8:52 (pp). Penalties— Richter, Chicago B B 27 34— N Indiana, 264, vs. Duke, 249, 10:02 p.m. braska and California at Arkansas- (PD). Penalties— AAork, NJ (holding), Van (Interference), 5:12; McRae, Que Dallas a B B 31— 114 ballgame exactly the way they won points. Bernard Day had 10 and Casey Fisher led Southern Mis­ 7:45; MocLeon, NJ, molor (flghtlno), (hipping), 7:09; Hunter, Oue (raughing), NEW JERSEY (91) SviNtoyi, March B B e s ^ 882 8M 88 1 -4 9 3 Little Rock. the other two. They outsmarted us Derrick Vick added 18 to lead 8Polnt goals— Paxson 2, Jordan, Woolrldoe6106912, B. Williams 7 9 6 6 a , CtacbiiNrtl 8M 811 883-4 I 1 sissippi with 23 points, hitting six of 9:07; Lemoy, Edm, mlnor-molor (Insti­ 14:36; Pederson, Von (roughing), 14:M; Aguirre, Harper. Fouled out— None. A t a T h e semfinals and finals will be and outplayed us.” Nebraska over Arkansas. gator, fighting), 9:07; Daneyko, NJ Lowry, Von (Interference), )7:(S Turner 89822, R. Williams 19803, Brown Indlona-Duke winner vs. DePaul- Schiroldl, Johnson (4), Bolton (7), Leister nine shots fritm 3-point range. Rebounds— Chicago 55 (Oakley 16), Dallas 6101-113,Coleman655913, Wood09800, (9) and Sullivan, Sheofter (7); Oullickson, played at Madison Square Garden The victory was Cal’s third in (high-sticking), 11:38. Third Period— 6, Quebec, <3oulet 40 46 (Perkins 15). Assists— ChlcaooB( Jordan Loulslana St. winner, 1 :np.m. Bailous scored 12 of his points in White added 13, four of them Third Period— 6, New Jersey, Lolselle (Cote, Hunter), 9:11. Penalties— Lambert, King49008, Engler85806, Woshlngton67 Murphy (8) and in New York on March 24 and 26. four meetings with Oregon State 9), Dallas 21 (Harper 8). Total 2910,McKenna29805. Totals358028a91. McGrlff, McClendon (7). W— Murphy, 1-0. the first half as Nebraska built a 3-pointers, and guard Kenny Siler 14 (Corlsson, CIrella), 4:10. 7, New Jersey, Que (sloshing), 1:45; Peterson, Van (un­ fouls— Chicogo a , Dallos 13. Technicals— CaKfomlp 68, O rtflon t t. 62; this season. Sulllman 26 (Muller, Corlsson), 10:27 (pp). 8, sportsmanlike conduct), 4:35. 30 B B 23-110 First Round L— Lelster,81. 31-12 lead. The Comhuskers’ big­ had 14. Chicago Illegal defense, Dallas lllegol Kevin Johnson scored 28 points and AFpttota New Jersey, Broten 29 (Muller), 1:39 (pp). 9, Shots on goal— (Juebec 1-10-10—21. Von- defense. A— 17X106. 16 39 B 13 - 91 Thundpy, March 12 Lp8pnp86,NlPflpra61; Freshman gest lead was 21 points early in the St. Louis, playing in a post-season Edmonton, Kurrl49(Co(tey,(>rettky),13:39 couver 1866— 22. 8Polnt goal— McKenna. Fouled out— At Sott LM e City, Utah Tlgera7.RodSox4 became California’s all-time lead­ Lionel Simmons, who missed more second half. However, two straight tournament for the first time in 22 NGbraska's Derrick Vick (21) goes up for two wniie (i» ). 10, New Jersey, Chemomoi 5 Power-play Opportunities— Ouebec0of3; Harper. Rebounds— Cleveland 49 (West Kansas State 82, Georgia 79, OT ing scorer ss he led the Bears. (Daneyko), 18:31. 11, Edmonton, KurrI 8), New Jersey 48 (B. Williams 11). than four minutes in the first half 3-point goals by Tim Scott capped years, finished at 25-10. Monroe Vancouver 1 of 3. Jaiz118,Warrlora103 Nevodo-Los Vegas 95, Idaho State 70 The senior guard scored 17 in the Arkansas’ Mario Credit is too iata with the biock during 50 (Gretzky, Messier), 19:31 (pp). Goalles-Quebec, Malorchuk (22 shots- Attlsis— Cleveland 13 (Bogley 5), New UCLA 92, Central Michigan 73 g««tan 8M0S18B0-4 • 1 after taking an elbow to the nose, an Arkansas rally that closed the Douglass led the Billikens with 21 Penolltes— Huddy, Edm, molor (hlgh- J e r ^ 16 (R. Williams, Brown, Wood, Kino Wyoming 64, Virginia 60 first half as the Bears built a 40-35 their NiT Tournament game Tuesday night in Lincoin, 18 saves). Vancouver, Brodeur (31-19). GOLDEN STATE (183) Oelralt SOI 510 I8K-7 18 3 scored 23 points to lead LaSalle margin to 53-50. points, and three other players stlcklno), 6:04; New Jersey bench, 3). Total fouls— Clevelond24, New Jersey 34. ntdoy, March 11 Woodvrard, Bast (4), Skripko (7) and lead at intermission. He also had a served by MocLeon (too many men on L. Smith 610 2-4 12, McDonald 29 1-2 5, A— 0,984. At Tucsen, Ariz. Ttarzono; Terrell, Hennemon (5), Kino over Niagara. Simmons, who also Bailous scored six points and Day scored in double figures. Neb. The Comhuskers advanced with a 78-71 victory. Ice), 11:05; Verbeek, N J (tripping) ,18:59. Klngi5.Capltili4 Carroll 8B8216, Mullln81768 34, Royd1-7 Iowa 99, Santo Clara 76 09 2, Moss 19 4-4 6, Bollard 68 80 10, (8) and Lowry, Heath (6). W— Terrell, l-iS. Texos-EI Paso 98, Arizona 91, O T J ’ HRs—Boston, Morzono Shots on goal— New Jersey 12-4-13— 39. Whitehead 69 1-1 11, Teogle 7-17 83 16, C. Plttsburoh 93, Marlst 68 (1). Detroit, T. Harper (1). LosAngeles i g «_ x Smith 801-21. Totals 4811017-B103. Edmonton 1^7-10— 39. WoshlngtM i y i__4 Oklahoma 74, Tulsa 69 Power-ploy Opportunities— New Jersey Nuggeta133,Knlcka11l Second Round King wants to know Pn ’Io**— Washington, Adorns 7 UTAH (118) 3 of 3; Edmonton 3 of 4. ((iailey, Urngwov), 6:99 (op). 2, Washing­ Sotardoy, March M MotaR, White 8ox3 Goolles— New Jersey, Bllllngton (29 Tripucka85859, Molone6155917, Eaton At Son Lake City. Utah ton, Miller 14 (Murphy, Duchesne), 11:99.3, 85849,(}reen81385a,Or(((lth181786M, DRNVRR (IB) NFL OKs ‘long overdue’ pension shots-23 saves). Edmonton, Moog (39-25). Nevodo-Las Vegas 80, Kansas State 61 Los Angeles, NIcholls 25 (Hardy),15:02. Curry 7-118014, Bailey596614, Stockton 1-2 Cooper 611 82 14, English 821 68 26, New Yoili ws 881 188-6 8 0 A— 17,184. Rasmussen 89 00 6, Lever 818 1-1 19, D. Wyoming 78, UCLA 68 Aeferee— Bill McCreorv. Linesmen— Penalties— H o r^ , LA (cross-checklnig), 3- 45, Scurry 00(H)0, lavaroni 1-21)02. Totals CMcoge 8 a tta 8 «-4 6 1 If he can play again 5:0L- Jensen, Was (Interterenoe), 14:(»; 46752498118. Walker 7-16 39 17, Schoves 79 66 18, Sunday, March is A g ullw , McCkirthy (4), Orosco (8) and Bv Dove Goldbero credit for this because if the Tom Landry of Dallas. changes in blocking rules as 9 Bob Hodges, Brad (.otorowlch. (Juchesne, LA (hooking), 18:32. HonzIlkSB 12-1222, Evans2-3005,0unn8082 _ At Tucsen, Artz. 9 Golden Stole B B a 2S— 1B ttaorn, G l^ n s (6); Dotson, DeLeon (6), The Associated Press active players hadn’t made it “ It’s a debt we owe to the part of their effort to cut down 2, Martin 1-5822, Alorle1-2802,SmllhOOOOO. Oklahoma 96, Pittsburgh 93 Thiopen (8) and Fisk, Karkovice (5). W— '"'‘ “ Wroton. Adorns 8 Utah a a a s s -iis Iowa 84, Texos-EI Paso 82 such a priority over the last people who helped make this on violence. They also approved (&rmh, Loughlln), 13:51. Penaltles- 8Polnt goals— Grifflih 3, Green. Fouled Tota1sS81013837133. Ao^lere, 1-0. L-Oolson, 8X HRs-New By Bill Barnard realize how tough it is to work out in Hotatwr, Wos (cross-checking), 9:19; out— None. Rebounds— Golden State63 (L. NEW YORK (111) York, Strawberry (1). Chicago, Calderon The Assaclated Press solitude, r.ve done that for two KAAN APALI. Hawaii — N FL couple of years, it wouldn’t have game what it is,” said AI Davis, a statement on violence. NIcholls, LA ^u g h ln g ), 14:«; Smith, Smith 17), Utah 57 (Malone, Eaton 11). Thornton 29 80 4, K. Walker 813 67 21, m any, March B (2). happened.” Upshaw said. the owner of the Los Angeles Ewtno 612 85 11, Henderson 86 80 4, G. years and it’s been very demanding owners and the Players Associ­ One change made illegal a Wox molor (fighting), 15:45; Los Angeles Assists—Golden State U (Royd7), Utah a Alleanie The pension plan was the Raiders. “ It should have been Transactions »ei|yed by Sykes (too many men on (Green 13). Total fouls— Golden Stole 23, Wllklns611008, McNealv82808(yr 1982 Oklohomo, 369, vs. lowo, 299, 10:12 EAST ORANGE. N.J. - The work.” ation are beginning to prepare crackback block from behind lcti« 18:12. Utah 21. Technicals— Utah 2 lUegol defense. 4, Sporrow 7-120014, Tucker 18168231, E. YankooaSJwInaB rehabilitation of Bernard King’s King, who worked out Monday for the upcoming labor negotia­ major development at Tues­ done years ago.” within the 8yard zone around Angeles, Ledyard 13 Golden State Illegal defense. A— 11949. Wllklns674914.Totols45961820111. „Nevado49is Vegas, 361, vs. Wyoming, tions. but even when something day’s session of the owner’s “ I ’m quite pleased.” said Otto (Nichols, Fox), 3:04. 6, Los Angeles. 1z!42 o.m. right knee has involved days, and Tuesday for the first time the line of scrimmage by a New Yerk o a OB 013-4 M 3 both parties agree upon occurs, meetings. Graham, who never made more Williams 15 (Nichols, FOx), 3:0 I t 81 39 3 3 - 1 B Mkineseta OB 111 W t-8 11 3 months and years. In a couple of under the supervision of Knicks player lined up more than one BAIKKTBALL Angeles, Nichols 26, 3:54. 8, Washington, Spurt t08.Klngi 108 New Verk 11B i i 13— i d •ondgy, March B Rasmussen, Clements (5), Holland (8), weeks, he will know how much time Coach Bob Hill, said it is unfair to they disagree over who should The vote on extending instant than 825,080 a year even though position away from the player NotlentM Bashetbotl Assoctotten Adams 9 (Murphy), 5:39. 9, L o s A n « ^ 8Polnt goals— Tucker X Evans. Fouled At MOltl# 8 Rlghettl (9) and Cerone, Eiiilno (8); has changed his game. ask him if he could still play as well receive the credit. replay for two more years is he was one of the game’s 8 MILWAUKEE BUCKS—Placed Mar­ Nichols 27 (Williams, Hardv)"6:W out— None. Rebounds— Denver 57 ((jover UNLV-Wyomino winner vs. Oklohomo- he’s blocking. Thus, it would be Portugol, Klink (5), Butcher (7) and Nieto, expected to take place today or premier quarteihack In the vin Webster, center, on the suspended Penoltles None. SAN ANTONIO (188) 10), New York44 (Thomton, K. Walker 0). lowp winner, 4:03 p.m. Demptev (8). W Rosmuseen, 20i L— The former NBA scoring cham­ as he did before the injury and The something in this case legal for a center to block a noae list. AcUvated Dudley Bradley, guard, Berry 11-a 67 28, Nealy 861-17, Gilmore Aselsts— Denver B (Lever J), NewYork Portugol, 8t. HR— New York, Winfield pion said Tuesday that two weeks of two-year layoff. was the unanimous vote by the Thursday. Tex Schramm of the 1980s. tackle from behind but not a fromthelnluredllst. Shots on goal— Los Angeles 811-( -27. 49 1-4 9, Robertson 183S 81 30,Sundvold, 31(Sponnow9).Totoltouls— (3enver14, New “ For me. I ’m not destitute.” POOTBALL Washington >812-13— 35. 6118010,Krvslkowtak87838, Briltain 1-3 York 30. Technlcol-^New York Cooch At New Orleans practice with the New York Knicks " I think I should be paid homage owners Tuesday to providea840 Dallas Cowboys, the replay tackle. Power-ploy Opportunities— Los An- 80 2, Moore 813 84 16 Jones 82 80 8 HIM. A— 10,3*1. would determine whether he can for coming as far as I have without million pension fund for pre-IS56 system’s foremost proponent, he said. “ But there are a lot of The other makes illegal ail Ddvrklns8100^ A T o t a l s ^ 1()6. East-Southeast winner vs. Mldwesf-Wtst L.Smlth (8) and J .D o ^ , BertvMH (8). “ long overdue.” Other owners for two more seasons, needs 2i first year, a figure that will Johnson 6929IX Drexler6)681121, Porter W — Mover, 1-0. L— WMteen, 81. Sv— Upsala (Allege, “ I now have hopes only wanted to return if he could he banned. miss the remainder of the season. 797-W21,Ouckworlh82847,Kersey 7-11 79 winner, 3:12 p.m. said it was overdue because of 28 votes to pass. divided among die 88 teams. HOME RMII8W Kac baaketbafl SSriS 58SS=w! L.Sml1h (3). HR— CMcoge, Duniton (1). and aspirations to play this a top player again. The statement on violence, 8Polnt gools Sundvold 2, M 21, Paxson 611 29 13, Holton 81 80 0, until the last few years, the The new pension plan gar­ Mara said one reason the BInnIon80800, Rowan 1-1802. Totals 47-a season.” King tore the cruciate ligament in which also includes a statement M.Y. IT A T K E A C IH o S S fO WAOER- Fouled ou6-None. Rebounds ^ Anto­ 399D1M. RlanlaR. Indiana 1 King, out of uniform for two years his right knee on March 23.1683 in union had wanted to give nered ail 28 votes. owners delayed their aniMNince- by Commissioner Pete Rozelle. jMOBOARp l uspsodsd l arry E emmen, nio 42 (Robertson 10), Sacramento 46 LJ(. CLIPPERS (ttn priority to current players It will provide 660 per month ment was the wait (or die new tiSfnMs tfaNnCf for 00 tfovo bscouos ooo of (Thorpe 11). Asslsfs Sen Antonie 7t BoivUng because of the knee injury, said he Kansas City. He a v e r a ^ n.9 encouraged coaches to emphas- Mtfuitt Caee812792XWhlta8482XBenlamlnS9 rather than older ones in the for each year In the league to television contract and die end (Robertson 7), Sacramento 26(Bdwordi 8). 6414, Woodson81665B, VUIenllne7-1864 OB 111 7 I wants to play again this season, points that season, and played lie to players that on-fieM ..jp o rtsmon Cota 72 (Erine Scott 29, Totalteuls Son Antonie SXSocremento 16 a Gordon 1825 67 33, Kempfon 83 64 X 0 3 even if only for two or three games. enough games to qualify for the collective bargaining any player who completed five of major lidgadon. He saM that violence won’t be condoned. Curetac818O0.Tetals44993837121 Elka Krukow, Grant (6), Minton (8) and agreement. seasons In the NF L prior to 1980. while the owners are taHdng WOlCPSfV SOTv Melvin; Ntekra, Golles (4), Vondi Beta (I), The Knicks are virtually out of the NBA scoring title. It emphasised that “ players ScoD Kuodos 161-404, Foul Ford However, Gene Upshaw, the The league said it had identified austerity following the 8.3 p e r cogdi. _____ a a a a - i a Lamp (9) and Rondo, AHonson (I). W — NBA playoff picture, and their He had become a virtual recluse have the responsibility of know­ ■ i the IrMMfNRvOT LA. CEppeil B a 31 36-IB 178434, Bill Fretton 166-301, Travis Krukow, 1-1. L— NIekro, 81. regular aeason ends April 18. in the ensuing two years, rarely executive director of the play­ 948 eligible players, including65 cent decrease in TV revenue, ing, within reason, w here the MBMfMR* RfMlk>.TV Cook Sr. 141-363, Bill Folmer 187-391, John Connolly 14, 8PolntpeoN Paxson, Gordon 2. Fouled Jb t Dworok 158918, Chorlle Whejon After the two-week evaluation talking to the press or attending ers union, maintained that it Hall of Famers and such active “ fiscal responslblity doesn't hall ia on all p lim ... and odier SgrLtVigfohN W). Irish Insurance 76 ouh— Een|omln, Valentine. Rebounds— 0aiBira5.TI|tri1 146143900, Ralph (M ver W81SS910, period, the Knicks will have only Knicks games. was union pressure on the coaches as Chuck Noli of mean you can’t n pen d taolen wMch affect dnir Jndg- (Kim Eushoy M, Steve Roscher N, Jock Portland a (Jones ID , i m Angeieo 45 An Lark, Gibson’s Dwight Gooden received his second Arnold after Cardinals ace John instructor since he began flying ‘F ’ of the spring. lessons a year ago, will be the pilot. Tudor pitched five scoreless offseason. Gooden pitched four innings as innings. "This flight is ho more dangerous Raines’ agent reportedly offered the Mets’ reserves lost to the St. Rick Aguilera, another of the than driving a car down the road.” Louis Cardinals' scrubs 4-0. And the Padres a one-year deal worth Lark said. Mets’ starters, was more impres­ 11.3 million to $1.5 million. Earlier. although only one of the three runs sive. allowing one run in five Gibson’s bid drew an exasper­ he allowed was earned, he surren­ Raines rejected a Padres proposal ated response from ’Tigers Presi­ innings as the varsity beat the for a $8.2 million, two-year deal. He dered six hits and walked two while Oiicago White Sox 6-8 with Mookie dent Jim Campbell. striking out the same number. was paid $1.5 million last year. "Nothing surprises me anymore Wilson rapping two triples and "If I could talk to him. I’d tell him "It’s no big deal,” said Gooden, Darryl Strawberry hitting a two- a ^ u t anything,” Campbell said. that I think seriously and sincerely The Tigers have no control over who was tagged for nine runs by the run homer, all off Richard Dotson. that it’s In his best interest and in Cardinals in his first spring outing The Cardinals’ main team was Gibson’s hobby. the best interests of baseball and of Houston Astros shortstop Dickie and then hurled three scoreless routed by Houston 10-0 as nonroster the Expos that he do eveiVthing in innings against Los Angeles. first baseman Glenn Carpenter Thon arrived home In Puerto Rico his power to return to Montreal,” after leaving the club’s training "Sometimes It’s like that In the went 4-for-8 while Bob Knepper and Bronfman said. "It’s In his best I spring." camp Saturday with permission, three relievers held St. Louis to interest because the contract we’ve Gooden said that Manager Davey three hits. according to a published report. offered him is far superior to But Astros spokesman Chuck Pool Johnson "thought I was cupping the Balnea Reaction: Upset over the anything else he has been offered.” ball in my hand and squeeting it too Padres’ ending contact talks with said the club has not spoken with much. They tell me I’m not sitting, Tim Raines, a San Diego restaurant Infury ftni: First baseman Nick Thon and he will be fined $1,000 a rocking back before I pitch. In ’85.1 owner said she was trying to Esasky of the Cincinnati Reds is day If he does not return to the was really sitting. Last year, I was organise fans to convince the club expected to miss 4-6 weeks of the club’s Kissimmee. Fla., training throwing more off my front leg and to sign the free agent outfielder. season because of a fractured right camp by Friday. my arm was catching up.” wrist, suffered when he was hit by a On the Ormind; — Tracy Jones M "The fans in San Diego ore Johnson said he though Gooden speaking out. We deserve Tim pitch from the New York Mets’ singled home the winning run in the "was so-so. He didn’t have good Raines,” Suxanne Moore said a day Doug Sisk Monday night. Terry ninth Inning to cap a two-run rally rhythm, no fastball at all. He’s not after Padres President Ballard Francona and Dave Concepcion and give Cincinnati a 4-3 victory using enough of the plate. He’s Smith broke off talks with the 1986 will play first base during the over the Boston Red Sox. maybe 80 percent of his regular National League batting champion. remainder of spring training. ^ -D ave Winfield hit his first velocity.” Moore said Raines told her that Texas Rangers infielder Jeff spring homer and Mike Pagliarulo Neither the pitcher nor his he would refrain from signing with Kunkel. who suffered a shoulder had a two-run double as pace the manager was overly concerned. any other team until Thursday to separation diving for a fly ball in New York Yankees over the Minne­ “Power pitching takes time to give Padres fans a chance to the outfieid on Monday, will be sota ’Twins 66. A build up.” Johnson said. "Last convince Smith to reopen examined today by Dr. Lewis —Carney Lansford’s grand slam year, he didn't have the real negotiations. Yocum In Inglewood. Calif. Yocum in the fifth Inning off rookie Todd explosive quality. Sometimes he Meanwhile. Montreal Expos will set a date for surgery late this Fischer enabled the Oakland A’s to gets into uncomfortable positions owner Charles Bronfman urged week but Dr. Mike Mycoskie, the defeat the California Angels 4-2. -XA’./.L*"-.’f* -7U- out there. Raines to have the “courage” to Rangers’ team physician, said However, all the news was not good "But he was all right It’s a ’B’ return to his former club. Kunkel probably will be sidelined for the A’s, who learned that game, spring training. The first In an Interview with the Toronto for three months. starting pitcher Moose Haas will be year he was making the ballclub he Globe and Mail. Bronfman and out at least four weeks with a pulled Up In the Atr Detroit Tigers muscle in his right rotator cuff. AS photo was very impressive in spring team president Claude Brochu said outfielder Kirk Gibson will be the training. The second year he was the team’s last offer — $4.8 million —John Grubb singled home two Chocolate ... truly the "Food of the Gods! ” co-pilot Thursday in an attempt to runs during Detroit’s five-run Cincinnati's Dave Parker (right) and Boston catcher impressive. Last year, he was Just for three years — still stands, fly his Cessna206aircraft toa world all right This year. I think he’s despite the invective hurled at the fourth inning as the ligers beat the Marc Sullivan look skyward for Parker's foul pop up Its heavenly richness lifts your tastebuds to a place where altitude record for planes in its Red Sox 7-4 in the second game of throwing good but needs work.” organisation by Raines during the class. during their exhibition game Tuesday In Tampa. The only angels dare to tread. the day for both clubs. Reds won, 4-3. The best chocolate treats are made at home, baked from scratch. In fact, the luxurious chocolatey flavor of homemade desserts makes baking a very special culinary Sports in Britf Dollars aren’t there for free agents adventure.

By Hal Bock Parrish will get $800,000 from the batting average with 225 home runs These four luscious desserts are easy to prepare and prove Mattatuck advancaa In NJCAA play The Associated Press Expos. He was paid$I.Smlllionand Philadelphia Phillies with a chance — and an expiring six-year, $5.38 in gratitude for his accomplish­ you don’t have to spend an eternity in the kitchen to create HUTCHINSON, Kansas — Brent Dabbs scored 84 pointa to lead for $1 million if he’s able to keep his million contract would protect his pure ecstasy in chocolate. Each recipe features the winning Collusion? What collusion? often aching back intact. This is not ments. the Expos offered a $4.8 five Mattatuck Community College players in double figures as client’s interests. million, three-year deal —a raise of combination of cocoa and butter blend. the Waterbury-based Chiefs defeated Westark Community For those suspicious sorts who bad. until you consider that he could Green called the offer "unique.” smelled a rat in the non-existent $100,000 per year for the batting College of Arkansas. 83-78, ’Tuesday night in the first round of the have had more if he had stayed in then quickly grabbed a pen and champion. Raines said. "No. Cocoa is all-natural, easy to measure and requires no National Junior College Athletic Association tournament contract negotiations between Detroit, where the Tigers’ last offer wrote in $500,000, with another major-league clubs and the Free was $1.2 million. thanks.” and declared free agency. messy pre-melting. It gives desserts that deep, rich taste The victory was the 87th (a school reconll for Mattatuck $150,000 to be added if Dawson’s San Diego, with snail-like team true chocolate-lovers demand. Butter blend, made from Agent Eight, baseball can point Dawson’s deal is even more knees stay healthy. against only one loss this season. Mattatuck will next play proudly today to the contracts startling. Agent Dick Moss, always speed — the Padres stole 96 bases fresh Grade A A butter, blends easily with other ingredients Thursday night and face the winner of Mesa (Arts.) Community signed recently by Lance Parrish last year, next to last in the to gives baked goods a rich buttery flavor. the innovator, presented the Chi­ Moss was underwhelmed consid­ National League and only 28 more College-Bismark (N.D.) Junior College. Calvin Glenn added 16 and Andre Dawson. cago Cubs with a blank contract, ering baseball’s salary structure points for the Chiefs, who won the New England Junior college See? Free agency is alive and inviting General Manager Dallas as a team than Raines managed all Brownie Squares, A La Mode look spectacular and taste and the fact that Dawson made $1 by himself — expressed mild tournament two weeks ago to earn the trip to Kansas. well, a vibrant alternative for Green to fill in what the club felt million in Montreal last year and sensational. They’re more than a brownie... and almost like players who want to exercise their interest. The offer was $2.2 million was an appropriate salary figure had turned down a two-year, $2 offer for two years, which seems a double chocolate sundae. Topped with Ice cream and Hot basic right at their contract’s for a 16year veteran who hit .284 million deal from the Expos. But he Pudge Sauce, these brownies will quickly disappear! Magldant to appear at EHHS conclusion to leave one employer perfectly reasonable. San Diego with 20 home runs and even stole 18 agreed to honor his commitment was only asking Raines to take a EAST HARTFORD — The Harlem Magicians, led by Marques and go to work for another. Now, if bases on gimpy knees last season. The Cubs, of course, were being Chocolate Fudge Cake elevates scratch baking to an art. there were really a raging conspi­ $400,000 cut — per year. Haynes, will oppott the East Hartford Hifh School faculty on That’s how badly Dawson wanted to more than generous. The minimum It’s a good thing he only hit .334. Chockful of chocolate, this cake is easy to make and the taste racy i)eing conducted by the play in the friendly confines of salary in America, remember, is is fantastic and extravagant. Friday night at 7 at East Hartford High School. Proceeds of the suddenly penurious owners, how Wrigley Field. $3 .75 an hour. How much of a cut would they have game go to the Bernie Dandley Memorial-Scholarship Fund. offered if he had been up around come these two guys got contracts ? “We trust you," Moss was telling So, their Journey through free .350? Mocha Cheesecake Delights are strictly for no-nonsense Well, there is the small matter of Green, figuring Dawson’sconsider- agency’s troubled waters cost chocolate-lovers. They feature two tantalising tiers of pure the numbers involved. Agent Tom Reich responded with Horowitz, Toland on UConn rotters able credentials — a .280 career Parrish a minimum $200,000 and a one-year offer worth at most the bliss: a dense brownie base topped with a generous layer of carried a $350,000 price tag for same $1.5 million Raines made last coffee-cheesecake. STORRS — Freshman Glenn Horowits is on the University of Dawson. It is as if today’s free year. Ballard Smith, president of Conneiriirat men’s tennis roster for the spring campaign and agents must pass through a toll stop the Padres, responded indignantly. And you’ll lose control after that first slice of 8 M ter Toland, a sophomore, is on the UConn outdoor track squad. on the road to a new team. The “The negotiations are done. “ Smith melt-in-your-mouth Fudgey Pecan Pie. Crowned with He is listed as a distance runner. message is unmistakable: Stay said, “and he’s not going to play in where you are. or this declaration crunchy pecans, its moist goodness is a grand finale to any Horowits and Toland are Manchester High School graduates. San Diego.” meal. of independence is going to cost Imagine. Raines wanted to you. And the price will be high. change clubs and he wasn't even Last year, Tim Raines hit .334 After indulging in these ultimate chocolate desserts, we’re TCU't Jim Klllingtworth retires willing to pay the free agent toll. sure you’ll agree there never was a flavor so completely and stole 70 bases for the Montreal The nerve of the guy. FORT WORTH, Texas — ’Texas Christtan’s Jim Killingsworth 1 designed to give pure pleasure as chocolate. has tried — and seen — almost everything in 88 years of coaching basketball. So, now he’s ready to try out retirement. Hoop squads are passing Enjoy! Killingsworth. 68. retired on ’Tuesday effective June 86. He will Brownie Squares Mocha Cheesecake leave the sport for his log cabin at Starr Valley Ranch on the Fudgey Pecan Pie Idaho-Wyoming border. N C A A tests without fall Chocolate Fudge Cake A L a M ode D elights “I came close to backing out on the announcement but I’m 9 -inch unbaked pastry shell going to try retirement.” Killingsworth said. “It’s tougher to get By The Associated Press tested players had passed. (recipe fbllows) Alabama tested “100 percent 1 teaspoon Cocoa, 3 eggs 1/2 cup Butter out than I thought it would be. Gosh, I might even have to learn divided 1/3 cup Butter Blend how to mow lawns now.” iLii The first four schools of the 16 left drug-free" following its first-round 2 cups sugar Blend in the NCAA Basketball Tourna­ win over North Carolina AST, 3/4 cup Butter Blend 1/3 cup Cocoa The Horned Frogs were eliminated from the NCAA playoffs, I teaspoon vanilla 6 taMesporms 2/3 cup sugar ment to receive the results of their school spokesman J.D. Rutledge 1-2/3 cups sugar I cup Butler 56-57, by Notre DanM last week, ending their season at 84-7. It was said. 3 e g p Cocoa 1/4 teaspoon salt their first NCAA ’Tournament bid in 16 years. drug tests say all their tested Blend, melted 1 cup sugar r players passed. Eight players on each of the 32 1-1/2 teaspoons vanilla 3 eggs, lightly beaten The Horned Frogs were 14-8during the regular season, winning first-round tournament winners 1-1/4 cups unsilted 1/2 teaspoon vanilla the SWC title by four games, largest maivin since the schools 2 cups unsifted all-purpose flour 3/4 cup light com syrap Representatives from DePaul. were tested and more tests will be all-purpose flour 2 eggs I cup broken pecans began playing round-robin. Killingsworth was the unanimous Kansas Notre Dame and Alabama 2/3 cup Cocoa 3/4 cup Cocoa conducted after the regional semifi­ 1/3 cup unsifledall-purpose flour Sweetened whipped cream Coach of the Year. reported their test results Tuesday nals Thursday and Friday as part of 1-1/4 teaspoons baking soda 1/2 teaspoon baking powder The tests were taken after first- 1/2 tcas|ioon baking powder I cup broken pecan pieces ( r e c ^ follows) His 36-year record, including high school and freshman a new NCAA drug policy. Any 1/2 teaspoon salt Cofliee Cheesecake Layer coaching, stands 746-868. round games last weekend. player testing positive will be 1 teaspoon salt Pecan halves (optional) The Associated Press contacted I cup chopped nuts (optional) (recipe fbllows) declared ineligible for further 1-1/3 cups milk Ice Cream all 16 schools left in the field and 1/4 teaspoon Cticoa Prepare pastry shell; set aside. In medium tournament play although the team Creamy Chocolate Frosting Hot Fbdge Sauce (opthmal) Chris gets In g«ar and brtazat none reported any positive testing, will be allowed to continue. (recipe fbllows) saucepan over low heat, melt Butter Blend; add although the other 12 said they had The procedure of testing imme­ (recipe follows) DALLAS — Top-seeded Chris Evert Lloyd took a while to get not heard from the NCAA. Maras^ino cherries cocoa and stir until mixture is smooth. Remove diately after the games drew Grease iwo 9-inch layer pans; dust each pan In medium saucepan over low heat, melt from heat; cool slightly. Stir in sugar, salt, eggs started, but once she did, whe had Itttie trouble bieesing past “All of our guys’ tests are criticism from some players and (optional) Butter Blend; add cocoa and stir until mix­ 17-year-old Bulgarian Katerina Maleeva in the opening round of negative.” said Doug Vance, assist­ with 1/2 teaspoon cocoa. Set pans aside. 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Stir in Maleeva, ranked 84Hi in Hie computer rankings and meeting director at DePaul. said his school hours. nilla. Beat at medium speed for 5 minutes, serving. Garnish with whippy cream and pe­ Going ovor the top color. Stir in Butter Blend. Combine pecans. Pour mixture into greased 9-im^ Evert Uoyd for the first time, had an opportunity for the b i g ^ was notified of test results late "I’m for drug testing, but that scraping sides of bowl occasionally. Combine can halves, if desired. 8 servings. Monday and all were negative. flour, cocoa, baking powder and salt; add square pan; smooth top. Set aside. 9 9 S6rg«< Bubka of tha Sovlat Union broke his own indoor victory of her brief career before Lloyd took control was ridiculous.” Kansas Coach flour, cocoa, baking soda, baking powder and midway through the second set. Notre Dame spokesman Scott to egg mixture, blending thoroughly. Stir pare Cofliee Cheesecake Layer; evenly pole vault record with a lump of 19-feet, 7-inches at a Dupree said the school was notified Larry Brown said. “Iknowit’sgood salt; add to creamed mixture alternately with Sweetened Whipped Oeam: Combine 1/2 cup meet Tuesday in Turin, Italy. and I know it’s important but there in nuts, if desired. Sprewl batter into pour mixture over top of brownie layer. chilled heavy or whipping cream, I tablespoon late Tuesday afternoon that all Its milk, beating just enough to Mend. Pour batter greased 13x9x2-inch baking pan. Bake has to be a better way.” into prepared pans. Bake at 350° for 35 to 40 Bake at 350° for 35 to 40 minutes or until confectioners’ sugar and 1/4 teaspoon vanilla at 350° for 30 minutes or until brownie tester insetted in center comes out clean. in small mixer bowl; beat until stiff. Bubka sets mark minutes or until tester insetted comes out clean. begins to pull away Born edges of pan. Cool 10 minutes; remove from pans. 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MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. March is i2gy. l i Onions are one vegetable with many possibilities Nurse-midwives Makwtrithn Every 10 se­ "O " is for on­ out-of-hospital facility, with a and baby. Combine water and bouillon. in a I ‘>tri, administrator of the trition — especially young IM I € S minutes. Yields 4 servings. children — suffer lifelong other dishes. seconds to melt. Stir in salt, pepper, motion and em­ Porter centers; Nurse-midwives work larly effective with certain clients National Association of Childbear­ mental and emotional difficul­ The varieties Margo Churchill stuffing mix and beef broth. Place a phasis on cost with obstetricians, pediatricians and have prevented low birth ing Centers, discloses. Prtneh onion soup and parent educators. They typi­ weights," says Ehmman. Re­ ties even after they have differ, bnt can little less than half of the dtufflng containment Nurse-midwives and birth cen­ supposedly ‘recovered’ from be used Inter- t medium aniens, (1 pennd) mixture on onion slice in casserole. continues, more cally provide maternity care to search shows that when a nurse- ters are not untouched by skyrock­ the most obvious physical changably. ■A cap batter Add center slice on onion. Top with, women are be­ carefully screened families expect­ midwife’s care is introduced in eting malpractice insurance rates Strong-smelling nnost of the remaining stuffing, ing normal childbirth without areas where health care is inade­ that plague the health care indus­ effects," says Dr. Janina t cmis (Mvk ennees each) beef coming aware- of childbearing physicians were economically un­ onions keep longer than sweeter, broth mixture, reserving l tablespoon.- complications. quate, infant mortality rates drop try. In 1985, the ACNM’s major Galler in Bostonia magaxine. baking dish so side which was next options — both in and out of the affordable. culturally unaccepta­ mild ones. When onions are dried, CM eapa coM water Top mixture with third onion slice... "High-quality, family centered significantly. Resulting overall Galler, director of the Cen­ to the outside A QUESTION: Why might you stresses. Many companies today "Sylvia Porter’s New Money M Cook at high and stir after half of kind of personal attention." says the American College of Nurse- Some children who have brown shallou grow in cloves, like minutes, or until melted. Add onion choose these alternatives? are encoura^ng employees to Book for the 80s,” 1,328 pages of the cooking time. When onions are Dr. Henry Drygas. co-chief of the Midwives (ACNM) after taking an been chronically malnour­ garlic, but have a far milder flavor. slices, tossing to coat with butter. Crtamod onkNM select certain options for better down-to-earth advice on personal tender-crisp, slightly translucent, Obstetrical and Gynecological Div­ approved postgraduate course. ished continue to show below- Green onions may be of any variety Cover. Microwave at high 6 to 10 18 Whole m u ll oufeus ANSWER; Nurse-midwives pro­ quality of care and cost savings. money management, is available and have lost their raw taste, cover ision of Group Health Co-op of State licensing requirements must normai scores on tests of that is harvested early and sold minutes, or until onion la tender, I taMespoous flour vide a wide range of services that Birth centers are part of this trend, through her column. Send $9.95 plus and let stand for S minutes. Puget Sound, an HMO in Seattle In be met and students must pass a abstract reasoning, logical fresh. stirring at least twice. Blend in 9 tablespoons butter some women prefer. The emphasis he notes. II for mailing and handling to response to this demand, the HMO national exam. and relational thinking, lan­ Choose firm, dry onions with is on continuous care; counseling Utilizing nurse-midwive.s. allow­ br6th, water, sugar, wine and Vi teaspoon salt recently opened the area’s first "Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book guage development, reading, papery skins free from green spots Stuffod onlont and monitoring health before and ing patients to have shorter stays for the 80s," in care of The pepper. Cover. Microwave at high 1 and two-tbirds cups milk certified nurse-midwife program in writing, IQ and social dela­ and blemishes. Check the necks to for 6 to 8 minutes, or until heated. This onion is from a turn-oMhs-csntury seed cataiog. QUESTION; What is a birth during the pregnancy, contacting a and reducing the number of tests Manchester Herald. P.O. Box 4 large onions to t Vk cup salted peanuts, chopped coopertlon with a nearby hospital center? tions well after their diets have avoid fresh sprouts or moisture. peeled Brush one side of each slice of and divided doctor if there’s a problem, assist­ and procedure routinely used in the 4191,'H), Kansas City. Mo. 64141. Traditionally, midwives have ing a mother in delivery and hospital are some ways these improved. Buy green onions with 1 to S Inches 1 package froxen green peas French bread with melted butter. 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour Drain onions. Stir Into white Vi cup pimlento pieces, drained Make checks payable to Andrews. A helped mothers at childbirth where ANSWER: A birth center is an providing follow-upcare for mother centers save money. of white stem and crisp green tops. 4 ounces fresh mushrooms, coar­ Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese. 1 teaspoon parsley flakes sauce. Sprinkle cheese evenly over \Vt cup sliced mushrooms McMeel & Parker. Dry onions keep well up to a sely chopped Place under broiler to toast. Pour Vi teaspoon salt top. Reduce power to 80% (me­ Vi cup bread crumbs month In a cool, dry place. Do not Vi teaspoon thyme leaves soup into 8 individual serving Vi teaspoon dry mustard dium). Microwave2to4mtnutes,or 2 tablespoons chopped parsley refrigerate or store with potatoes, dishes. Top each bowl with toast VI teaspoon pepper Vi teaspoon pepper until cheese is melted, rotating dish Peel onions and roll in flour. as onions will absorb moisture and and I ounce of shredded Oruyere or Menus t tablespoons butter I cap milk a half-tum after half of the cooking Place In 1-quart casserole. Stir in decay more quickly. After cutting, Swiss cheese. ?A cup hot water M cup shredded Cheddar cheese time Yields 4 servings. butter, salt and milk. Cover with they can be refrigerated Several Place bowls in oven in a circular Vi teaspoon Instant chicken booli- In a I-quart casserole combine plastic wrap. Microwave on higb_ Sonlor citizens days In a sealed container. Place pattern. Microwave at high 4 to 8 pineapple tidbits. ion granules onions and water. Cover. Micro- for 5 minutes. green onions in plastic bags and Hollow out the center of each minutes, or until cheese melts and wave on high 8 to 7*A minutes, or The following meals will be Thursday: Salami grinder, ap­ refrigerate In the crisper up to a onion, leaving ‘A-Inch thick shell. soup is hot. Yields 8 servings. until tender, stirring after half of Stuffdd Vkfalla onion Stir well. Add 'A cup peanuts^ served at Mayfair Gardens and plesauce. ice cream cup. Westhlll Gardens the week of week or two. Onion centers may be chopped and the time. Set aside. 1 large VIdalla onion pimlento. and mushrooms. Cover! Friday: Fish and cheese on a roll, Supermarket March 23 to 27 to Manchester Firar-De^ait rsr* How to microwave whole onions; frozen for later use. Combine peas, Place butter In a 1-quart casse­ I tablespoon butter Microwave at high 4 to S minutes. french fried potatoes, broccoli, gold Onlona wHh cfMMt residents who are 60 or older: Cheese Spread Slice tops from medium onions to mushrooms, thyme, and pepper. role. Microwave at high for 5 to 80 Vi teaspoon salt Top with remaining peanuts, bread cake with lemon sauce. with Monday: Roast pork with gravy, Naturally SlandsrMuenstsr Cheese .3 .2 9 expose all layers. Remove root Place onion shells in l-by-g-inch t medium onions (I pound), seconds, or until melted. Stir In Vk leaspOon pepper crumbs and parsley. Microwave, peeled, thinly sliced and separated sweet potato and apple casserole, Wisconsin Cheddar . 2.99 ends and peel. Place onions in baking dish and fill with one-fourth flour and seasonings. Blend In milk. 1 cop herb-seasoned stuffing mix uncovered, at high for 4 to S Bolton Bchoolt baking dish or custard cups; cover. of the pea and mushrooms stuffing. into rings Microwave at high for 2'A to 3>A Vi cup beef broth minutes. Let stand, covered. 3 peas and carrots, roll, cinnamon Warehouse Prices M. THEBAKESHOP M applesauce. The following lunches will be Microwave at high for half the Dot each onion with >A teaspoon t tablespoon water minutes, or until thickened, stirring Place a piece of plastic wrap minutes before serving. Yields 8 to served In the Bolton Elementary cooking time. Rotate each onion in butler. 2 tablespoons butter after 2 minutes, then every minute. large enough to cover stuffed onion 8 servings. ’Tuesday: Tomato Juice, sauer- Irish braten with gingersnap gravy, and Center schools the week of and Quality, too Soda Bread - 1 " boiled new potatoes, summer March 23 to 27: Hoi Croas Buns ..2.19 Supermarket Shopper squash, wheat bread fruit. Monday: Vegetable soup, tuna Kaiser Rolls 'HZ’ 6.1.19 Wednesday: Minestrone soup, boat, chips, chilled peaches. ______^ beef and macaroni au gratin. Tuesday: Meatloaf with gravy, m H O T FOODS ■ French cut green beans, wheat mashed potatoes, blueberry bread. California compote sundae. Thursday: Pineapple Juice, bone­ Wednesday: Lasagna. green B4^Chicliens .I" Managers should be held accountable for ad mistakes less sesame chicken. Cheddar- beans, garlic bread, fresh fruit. Baked Macaroni-foChecs* .2.79 topped potatoes, broccoli, rye Thursday: Apple Juice, beef and YsgeiaUa Chow Main .2.59 By Martin Sloan* bread, carrot cake. gravy over rice, peas, chocolate :------rJt When the store manager realized that his advertise­ , Friday: Vegetable soup, stuffed and vanilla pudding. Unitad Feature Syndicate ment was in error, he should have offered you the DOUBLE COUPONS jhells with Italian sauce, mixed Friday: Juice, meat and cheese ______SEE STORE FOR DETAILS.______bargain that was advertised, rather than telling you to pizza, salad, fruited gelatin. DEAR MARTIN; What do you do when a Clip ’n* file refunds vegetables. Italian bread, apples come all the way to the store to get your money back. and peaches. sunermarket advertisement misrepresents a refund You went to the time and trouble to shop at the store, Coventry elementary offer? and you were led to believe that the result would be six soups. Snack Foods, Candy (F ile 3) Expires April 30. 1987. My problem started when our local store advertised free bars of soap. That is exactly What you should have Clip out this file and keep it with simllarcash-off NESTLE 22 Refund Offer. Send the required Moals on Wheels The following lunches will be a II manufacturer’s refund on the .six-pack of Jergen’s received, courtesy of the store. coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage refund form and 10 wrappers from any The following meals are to be served In the Coventry elementary Soap. The advertisement showed the six-pack on sale coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed combination of these Nestie products; Milk served to Meals on Wheels clients schools the week of March 23 to 27; for $1. deducted the refund, then said; "After rebate — DEAR M ARTIN; My local supermarket is refusing proofs of purchase while looking for the required Chocolate with Almonds. Alpine White with ahead and have dessert. Here are two good orange sections, or grapes. Spoon half of the fruit Swedish meatballs, corn fritter Bounce Dryer Sheets FRESH CUT bets. Monday; Beef and bacon pattie. S’!.99 Sunsweet Prune Juice “ 1.39 Fresh Cod Fillet . 3 . 5 9 Ht JI MOliND Hi'Ut I \ S'. '»■ »• mixture over ladyfingera in dish. Spread half of ’This quiche tastes fresh as with sausage, hamburger on a bun. FOR HEALTV. HAPPY DOGS TMY LirriE TEA LEAVES mashed potatoes with gravy, peas, FRESH CUT The first is for those who want to play It smart the pudding mixture over fruit. Top with half of Just-made even though the crust Tuesday; New England boiled Purina Dog Chow i"8.59 Tetley Tea Bags 1.89 Whole with a low-fat, low-sugar creation using creamy roll, peanut cluster. Fresh Rounder Fillet . 3 . 9 9 the cranberry mixture. Arrange remaining Ailed with cheese and vegetables is dinner, fried clam strips, macaroni DECAFFEMATEO^AUrOMATIC OR PERK ^ CREAMY Tuesday; Steak and cheese sand­ HADDOCK FILLET 3 t t LB. Top Rounds pudding and fruit. ladyfingers on top. Repeat fruit and pudding a convenient freexe-ahead. Wrap and cheese, sloppy Joe on a bun. Sanka Coffee J,’ 2 .9 9 Peter Pan Peanut Butter J?2.99 Fresh Perch Fillet .3 .9 9 wich. lettuce and tomato, corn REGULAR OR UQHT-PIUS DEPOSIT NutritionlsU recommend that for good health, layers. Spoon remaining cranberry mixture in and store the pastry carefuliy so it Wednesday: Seafood newburg. DECAFFEINATED FROZEN-SALAD SIZE 1 7 9 chips, pears. only 30 percent of the calories you eat each day center. Cover and chill at least 4 hours. Just does not break or crack. ”ro serve, meat ravioli, bacon lettuce and Sanka Instant Coffee i 4 . 9 9 - Coots Beer 12'is 5.29 A&P Cooked Shrimp 5 :1 .5 9 Wednesday: Caizone. salad, fruit HFALTM A OFAUTV AIDS AND should come from fat (most Americans get 40 before serving arrange remaining peaches and beat and pour In the egg-cream tomato sandwiches, kielbasa and <— ■ j.m .jij jii j.BBR ------. FROZEN cup. OENFRAL MFRCMANDISF Matlaw's Stuffed Clams 5 r 2 .2 9 THE DELI percent or more of their calories from fa t). strawberries, orange sections, or grapes on top. mixture and bake. Don’t try to sauerkraut, AV AU A|U I IN ' MIJ *; A t Thursday; Teacher in-service. All Brands -iUTiiMu.aMT«ttix- JosasossjasstoN SeneeHonet Seringa Prumium OueNty Porcuiein on Sluel SI MVK t m I I [M ‘ 1 ’x One of the simploet ways to slash the amount of Makes 2 servings. freeze the egg-cream mixture with Thursday; Veal Parmesan, . 1 3 9 Friday: Fruit Juice, toasted REG . GENTLE CONDIT10HING OR BABY CONOIT{pN» U.S DA CHOKE-COOKED fat you eat while assuring great taste is by Nutrition information per serving: 207caloires, the crust and vegetables; the franks and beans, cheeseburger on EggMatzos 'box ■ Baby Shampoo ..«2.59 COOKWARE switching to low-fat dairy producU; skim milk, outside of the quiche will overcook cheese sandwich, soup, chips, ALL BRANDS Corned Beet Round . 3.69 4 grams protein, 48 grams carbohydrates, 1 gram a bun. stir-fried beef with DISPOSABLE 3,(3n Covered CHOKE-COOKED evaporated skim milk, plain yogurt, Neufchatel before the center is done. cherry dessert. Macaroons 99* Baby Washcloths ,,<,2.89 fat, 39 milligrams cholesterol. 117 milligrams vegetables. MANiSCHCYVtTZ Plate Pastrami . 3 . 4 9 ALL WIDE tOCT.. SHEER LARGE OR PLASTIC LARGE Saucepan 9 9 cheese, low-fat cottage cheese and cheeses made sodium. Friday: Boneless pork loin, Matzo ^11 Mix 89* FRESHLY MADE with part-sUm milk, such as farmer cheese and stuffed sole, manicotti, crabmeat UOET B ^ d Aid Bandages “ i . 5 9 Tuna Salad . 2 . 9 9 V«g«labltt quldw Andovar Elamantary ASSORTED TYPES some moszarellas. salad. Chocolate Syrup © 7 . 9 9 CREAMY PMmut-butltr pl« I'A cups all-purpose Hour ' r 1.39J Style Hair Spray ™ 99* The second dessert is a a quick-to-fix idea that’s Saturday: Roast beef with gravy, The following lunches will be Potato Salad .7 5 * ■A teaspoon salt FROZEN something special. Your refrigerator and cup- cup creamy peaaul butter veal scallopini. chicken and served at Andover Elementary c T H E FAR M One-third cup shortening or lard board shelves probably house everything you 3 tuhlzapssus nMwgariue or batter cashews. School the week of March 23 to 27: need for this luscious layered j^e. itiose IVk eapa graham cracker cramha 3 to 4 tablespoons cold water Monday: Grinders, salad, chips, Rill h H 1 ANi ' WAMri • off-the^helf Ingredients trim measuring, mixing 4-eervlBg-alee package regular vaalR* puiMag w cup shredded Swiss cheese peaches. California and cleanup time to a minimum. >A cup shredded Cheddar cheeoe Manchaatar achoola ’Tuesday: French bread pizza, ¥ Fresh 3 cape mHk ■A cup shredded carrot The following lunches will be peas and carrots. Juice bars. Orange Jijice ] Navel Oranges 1 Spinach Rainbow fniN Irlflo le c^ag-etic package regular cbecelaie pad- One-third cup sliced green onion served in the Manchester public Wednesday: Roast turkey, 1 tabieopoon all-purpooe Aour W cap jelged craaketry aaace dlag mix schools the week of March 23 to 27. mashed potatoes, green beans, ice 4 slightly beaten eggs cream. L 89^ 3 taMeapeaaa water Monday: Hot dog on a roll, baked 4 L 99' IVt caps light cream or milk BEEF. OBCREN OR TURKEY J J RRAFTWHnE. VBJ.OW SWISS OR SHARP OCTSR'SDEUQHT _ r package rcdaccd caleHe laaiaM beans, cole slaw, chilled pears. Hinrsday; Charbroiled patties, WroRTlD FROM tTM.V-RUBV RB> thawed W teaspoon salt Tuesday: Hamburger macaroni mashed potatoes, com, ciracolate M orton A m e ric a n gj a p a M a g a rtx w teaspoon pepper RodRIpo Radiccio ta U m a i'' casserole, green beans, combread. cake. 3 9 * Heat cup of the peanut butter and margarine w teaspoon garlic powder M oat n o s S In g la s 4 Wstsmielon Lattuea orange smiles. Friday; Chicken rice soup, POLY SAGPEAS CUT GREEN BEANS OR il*w -lM ; until smooth. Stir in cracker crumbs; cool. Press CUT IM E TV m .O N PCCES BROCK-S FRESH CUT W O C C O il Oa TTSdaesday: Meat loaf, parslied grilled cheese, com chips, carrot Birds Eye Com « 79* Kraft Cheez Whiz : i . 9 9 Mixed Melon Trays . 99* mixture onto the bottom and sides of a Pinch pie In a bowl combine flour and >A Cauljflower Florets S M . 2 9 potatoes, com. bread and butter. and celery sticks, fruit. HOWRRO JOHNSON'S QRAIB) Mro*nD n«wnoN 0* njuK FRESH WITH VITAMN A 7 plate. Chill. In l-quart saucepan combine vanilLlilla teaspoon saR. Cut in shoitenlM 7 Macs Cheese »1.39 Kraft Parmesan Cheese 4 2 .2 9 Seedless Grapes .1.29 Golden Carrots 2 79* paddiag mix and IW cups of the milk; cook and until plecea nre the aim of email fTOaaRO JOHNSONS CORN OR lapORRLBCOUUUI OR COUNTRY STYLE CONIlMCAlCSiaJPNIMFNOnoS-POIUMia-lWDEMS sUr to a foil boR. SUr in remaining peanut batter. peas. Add water I tablespoon at a Bhieberry Toastees 69* Hood Cptta^ Cheese Jf1.69 Hydroponic Tomatoes FreshGartIc ^*69* Chuck-wagon bean salad ^ mOULARORKRRYCITRUS Spoon into cmat. Chm. Combine chocolate Ume. tossing artth a fork wHfl flour ■W PW IS11 OR YEUOW U.B C1-AOOCOLOR TO SALADS U.S t1-OBNUS« BAKERS padding mix and remaining milk; cookandstirto Is moistened. Form into a ball. On a 3w Crop 5-Alive « 89* A&P Shredded Cheddar 1.09 Red Salad Onions Idaho Potatoes 2 . . 99*i a foil boil. Stirin vanilla. Spoonover peanut batter lightly floured surface roll do«tth Chuck-wagon bean salad toss together macaroni and salad. layer. Chill. To serve, sp r^ d en a e rt topping over into a M4nchcircls.ntlntoaP4nch 1 cus sragon wheel macaroni Stir together mayonnaise and re­ pie; sprinkle with chomped peanuts or chocolate pie plate. TWm psetry to w inch TIHa ctiMgg qulditt can b« mada wall ahaad of Mma and 12 ounce can three bean salad served liquid; add to macaroni carls, if desired. 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Angelica Huston 1985 too distinguished herself and most instrumental variety, such as pizzi­ some vigorous scales at the end. Rated R flight Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, helps promote Christine as a Congres­ of the seven sections of the work cato cellos and bass, and sensitive Soprano Dabney Park floated Maggie Smith 1963 sional candidate (60 mm ) 1:30AM ® Oat Smart with her vibrant instrumental string and brass support, compen­ over the gloom of Faure’s “ Ave [USA] Airwoff CH) IN N News (3D IN N News passage, despite intonation prob­ sated sufficiently (or mushy Verum” with tender abandon, in CANCER (June 21-July 22) This is not a 7 : 3 0 P M d D p m Magazine d l) Police Stofy 8 Bizarre lems among other violinists. rhythms and the too-quiet nature of contrast to alto Barbara Gonshor’s good day to lake financial risks in unfa­ ® Current Affair df) ® Greed and Power on Wall Street [C N N ] Newsnight Update this finale. tense delivery. Music Director David Clyle miliar areas. 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You 4 A K [M A X ] CInemax Sessions: Backstage comes inolved m dream research experi­ leads a band of men through shark- Detective tries to save ‘Crime Story’ Backstage interviews with music legends ments that may reveal the reason behind infested waters m an attempt to escape rabbit’s foot won't. Get a jump on life by won’t enjoy yourself If you have to worry Vulnerable: Neither understanding the Influences that are and the stars who pay tribute to them her act of violence Kristy McNichol. Ben the famous fortress prison Jim Brown, LOS ANGELES (AP) - Detec­ about costs. Dealer: South Masters, Paul Shenar 1986 Rated R Christopher George, Rick Ely 1973 Vice," and the ratings have Im­ Farina’s supervisor when he was a governing you [n the year ahead. 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This hormone is on Menopause. Other readers who worn by Monroe In the 1965 movie “Bus Stop.” The green Colonial In bsaullful Casa face. Could my asthma be affecting Mountain area. Fsaturing 4 and with or without acne. produced by a pregnant woman have questions about the subject satin costume, with black sequins and a net tall, will be badrooms, 2\t baths, S firaplacaa, Pregnancy occurs most com­ my energy? I’m 5 feet 2. and 118 starting about two weeks after can get a copy by sending $1 to P.O. Included In a sale of costumes and textiles at Sotheby's In formal dining room, oM In kttchan, pounds. Call for a free market analysis of monly during mid-cycle, but there fertilization HCGIs excreted In the Box 91428. Cleveland. OH 44101- London on May 15. The Monroe costume Is expected to slldors lo patio, 2 ear garaga wHh Is no absolutely safe period. If you urine and can be identified by the 3428. Be sure to ask for the Health automatic opanars. your present home. choose to have intercourse, make REAR READER: Asthma is chemicals in the pregnancy kit. The Report on Menopause. fetch at least $15,000. sure that you use contraception acute spasm of the muscular walls Contraceptive devices, such as of the bronchi, or breathing pas­ A Newipaper In Education Program — FREE HOME EVALUA TION — condoms, are easily available in sage ways. It Is seen with increased Sponaored tqr pharmacies, or you may wish to production of mucus. The combina­ The Quiz have a doctor prescribe oral tion of spasm and mucus causes The Manchester Herald contraceptives or a diaphragm. In wheezing, coughing and difficulty U&R REALTY CO. any case, don’t trust your luck, old breathing. The disease affects B E A S IZ E wormsGope (10 pelnia lor oach quoallon anaworod corrtcHr) physical activity, since asthmatics Manehastar Sturbrttige Vhtege $120,000 wives’ tales or the "right” time of PEAL ESTATE S^VICES Capo. 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Itfardi 18, 1W7 Abomt Tamm BUSINESS______Scliolwililp flpplleilioM dSm sa Cowwifry women ip coordfcididr Applicationa for the Manchester Schelarili i e PBaa- COVENTRY — Harriet Dtmgherty of Coventry has Hie Maudiester Day Care Family Exchange la dation are now availaMe In the foldanee offices of been reappofntwdl local ooanRnotor by dw American Manchester High School, East CatboHc m gh School plamdnga “ pravlder mgM" Mareh S»at 7i 16p.m. at InstRute for FoiWgii StodF SdWI iiriM n FbawMkM. tfeaparMUfafiof'Sl. Mary's Episcopal Church, 41 Park IPs wiser to pay Unde Sam in quarterly sums and Howell Cheney Regional Vocational Technical The non-profit organisation arrang es l^month homo­ ft. Adirtssfen is free. F or more information, call School, and at the financial aid office at Manchester stay experiences for high Community College, where I form ation on digiblllty Is 6»666l. O u e S T lO N . school stwtents from En- If you wiil owe (he fiitSernaf through wHkhoMfng and/or quar­ also available. When the new with (be IRS. but we're not required ANSWER: No. You are quHe mpe, Asia and Latin Revenue Service 1866 or more, to part with (ax doRars early. terly estimates at least 66 perceut right. I misstated (he rules for Applications must be postmarked no later than April and ridiculously America. tMfon eocMy meel* Setardiy after withholding, you are required of your tax Babfmy for the current IS. complicated W- rounding off. Interviews wiil begin to make "quarterly'’ payments by year. The new law raises that io 61 Onyoor retorn. you're uflowud to The Connecticut Button Soceity will meet Saturday 4 formn were •U E S n O N : Under tbe oM law. a for Coventry families fatveatara’ April 15. June IS. Sept. fS and Jan. percent. round off cents to the nearest whole from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Grace United Methodist passed out at taxpayer conW avoid penalties tor who are Interested in 15. By making payments (bat way Manch«8t«r htatory dhieovfrtcl Church, 111 Pleasant ft., Southington. There will be a work. I toyed G a U e underpayment of federal income dflflar, dropping amounts uuder 88 hosting a fo r e i^ study you hang on to more of your money There's nothing secret about (Ms. cents and ra is in amounts from 80 luncheon and a slide presentation following the with the idea of tax sisfipTy by paying as mneb Dr. John Sutherland, history professor at Manches­ student to be a i r i n g In longer than would be rbe case if you The rules are spelled out m page 2 to 66 cents to the next dollar. But maeang. having more William A. Doyle estim ated tax as he or she aetaallf ter Community College, will describe the growing August. For more lirfor- increased (be amounts wItbbeM paid in (ax (be previous year. fstMs of Form I64PES. which you use to that rule applies to individnal D e a lm will be attemfing. Admission is free, and the money withheld historical awareness of Manchester in a Monday talk. matlon, call Dougherty from your paycbecks. figure out yonr estimated tax calculations and is aimed at public is welcome. For more information, call Roberta from my pay- aliOwed under the new tax faw7 ff it He will give the talk at noon, and it will be fo llo w ^ bya at 7M-6ai, the AIFS Tbe idba behind (be cockamamfe is, it is one of (he best-kept secrets payments. simplification. brief discussion. Miller at 666-S667. checks than is office at or new W-4form istobnvetheineeine of the IRS. necessary to Admission is free to Connecticut Historical Society write AIFS Scbolanhfp tax withheld from your payebeeks BUESnON: You wrote that the You catmot drop or raise frac­ members, $2 for non-members. For more information, cover the income tax on my salary, Foundation, Dept. PR-14, n*e oftars trip to C*po Cod Isn't It better to meet the tax on equaf to (be (ax you wfRowe onyoor Sure, ft's allowed. As IRS encourages "rounding o ft' tions to dollart hi reporting sales of call 296-Sffill. f thought of having an additional ANSWER: 166 Greenwich Ave., our nonsalary income in estimated salary. Yon can increase the kmg as the total tax you pay tMs cents to whole dollars on tax secorities. On Schedole D, where An overnight trip to Cape Cod Is planned by the amount withheld equal to the tax on Greenwich, 66636. quarterly payments? witbboMing to cover yonr adW- fear through wWhhoMtwg aaS/or returns. Your statement indicated you report capital gains and capital Manchester Recreation Deportment for April 3 and 4. the interest and dividends my wife (ional (sx nability. However, it’s rounding off could be used wHb Tffrrortom I* lecturff topic The cost Is fTS per person, double occiqMncy, which and I receive from our investments. quarterly estimates is at least losses, you must list your total AN8WKK: It most certainly is — foolish to do so fractions of dollars In reporting Symphony toft includes travel, room, dinner and breakfast. equal to the total ammai ftm paid sales price and your total purrhase International terrorism aind the Iran arms deal will and not just for the reason you cite. You're much b ^ e r off paying the IBSS for I6B8. you cannot be hit stock transactions. In that case. price or other "basis” — the For reservation and information, call 647-3686. Space Then I realized there are gossipy be two of the issues discussed by YossI Melman, As has been stressed in this space, it yonr adifitionaf tax in q u ^ e r ly with an underpay ment penalty. The 1.860 shares sold at 10 3/1 would difference between the two being eoneorf af MCC IL is limited. people In the payroll department. If correspondent for DVAR, the Israeli dally newspaper. is far wiser to pay in quarterly instalTmenfs. By keeping (hart mo­ rule has not been changed. show a sales price of 810.800 — a your profit or loss. I have extra tax withheld, my boss The WHEN WHEN talk is co-sponsored by Temple The Manchester Sym- HarTfgt Dougherty installments the fax due on inferesf. ney longer, you can put ft to work There's another wrinkle. Under redaction of $375 In the actual price. In your example, the sale price Of phony Orchestra will per­ and a lot of other people will soon Beth Sholom and Center Congregational Church, and C*m*t to perform at ebureb dividendk and to other income from earning more money in interest or (he oM law. you could avoid 1.666 shares at 16 3/8 would be form Saturday at 6p.m. at theLowe Program Center at known our total taxable income which there is no withholding will be held at the church at the comer of Main and Jdyon Pegis will appear in concert on March 23 at 7 dividends. We all have to settle up onderpaymem penalties by paying I doubt that is allowed. Is it? $16,375 Center streets. Manchester Community College. Paul C. Phillips will conduct. p.m. at First Baptist Church, 246 HHIstown Road. here is no admission charge, and no donations will Pegis has studied in New York, hKfiana, and is an The program will include works by Beethoven, > accepted. The community is welcome. artist diploma student at die H am School of Music, lie Brauch, Hummel, Barber and deFalla. telolsts will be is also a member of the faculty at the Hartford A Catherine Consiglio, violinist, and Margaret Kuhl, Bushieaa In Britf Foreign rationale MARKITRIFORT Square dance ael Saturday mesxo-soprano. Conservatory of Music and Dance. The concert is free and open to the public. Activtty over the past 30 The Manchester Square Dance Club will hold a Tickets are i t general admission, and f# for senior club-level dance Saturday from S to 11 p.m. at citizens and students over 18. Students under 16 will be Royal famNy paaaat tfia torch trading daye admitted free. Call 647-6643 or 633-2416 for tickets and Art aiiellon planned In Bolton prevails In market Verplanck School, 126 Olcott St. A round-dance Royal Ice Cream Co. Inc. has amionnced the appointment of information. . BOLTON — There will be an art auction March 37 at workshop is scheduled from 7; 30 to 8 p.m. James S. OrfitelH as president. He succeeds his father. Harold J. St. Maurice Parish Center on Hebron Road. The By John Cunniff Earl Johnston will call the squares, and Joan and OrfIteiH, who is retiring. tions do not matter because the 2325 Armand Daviau will cue the rounds. The cost is ftp e r WofiMfi’i Aglo«r member* geffter preview will be at 7 p.m. and the auction begfns at 6. The Associated Press AP phofo James Orflteiii's appointment marks the thrid generation in Japanese think our market Is dirt 2300 couple. Spectators are welcome. p.m. cheap and have pockets deep The Women's Aglow Fellowship will meet Thursday the history of the Manchester fam ily business. Royal Ice Cream lickets are |3 at the door. The event will benefit the NEW YORK - When the stock enough to power the market for a Pw Spook fashion at 7 p.m. at First Federal Savings. 344 W. Middle was founded in 1636 at its current location by Michael OrfHelH, 2275 Bolton Scholarship Fund. market rai.ses the roof beyond Hs long time” it says. Turnpike. Gail Byers of the Warehouse Point chapter James OrfitelH's grandfather. Roalcruclana calabrate rite supporting timbers, which are E.F Hutton agrees. It recognizes 2250 A model presents an ensemble from the of Aglow will be the featured speaker. James OrfiteHl has been with the firm for more than 13 years, The re-enactment of a ceremony that began in Single parent* bo*t dance construeted primarily of earnings, that the so-called globalization of : ’s : 2225 1987 fall-winter ready-to-wear collec­ and has acted as de facto general manager for the past seven ancient Egypt more than 40 centuries ago will be the a new rationale always develops to the secifrttles markets could have Karif finger* perform el INIng Parents Without Partners wifi have a dance! years. With the official succession of ownership. Royal has I 2200 tion by Norwegian designer Per Spook highlight of a local Rosicrucian meeting Sunday at 3 Saturday from 8; 36 p.m. to 13:36 .m. at St. Bernard’a explain the impossible. an impact on stock prices, but introduced a new corporate logo and has created a new sales In Paris Tuesday. It is a short woolen p.m. at the Hospitality Masonic Lodge in Wethersfield. The H am Collegiate Singers will present a concert Church in Rockville. Music of the 'S6s and '66s by It is inevitable that this should contends that it doesn’t mean tbe department for enstomer service and marketing. occur, of course, since much of Wall 2175 dress with silver motives fitted at the Visiting members from surrounding cities are and workshop April 6 at filing Junior High School, East "Middle of the Road" will be featured. advent of Japanese multiples in the expected to attend. James OrfitelH's brother, John, is managing the new sales Street’s money is made by encou­ United States. 2150 waist by a silver belt, and worn with Middle 'Turnpike. The 26-member group, directed by 'Tickets are m for members and |6 for non-members.. For more information, call Rose Dews weekdays at Pamela J. Perry, will perform a variety of music. For BYOB. For more information, call 646-8643,673-2475 or, department, which is also joined by Paul Huggon, former raging investors to put up more "W e doubt we’ve broken those cash for stocks. 2125 assorted mitten and scarf. 633-3651, or 633-2543 evenings. more information, call Jon Noyes at filing, 647-3460. 426-2816. proprietor of Arles DVstributors of Providence, R.l. traditional valuation measures.” it Besides Hs line of hand-made ice-cream products. Royal now Now. with the Dow Jones aver­ says, reaffirming a belief in "old- Oew J6n#6 Am$a$ 2100 ages outperforming the traditional offers gourmet baked goods, cakes and pastries formerly carried fashioned" earnings as the strong­ MV>: 2,287.78 measurements of value — such as est supporting timber. 2075 by Aries, including Chef Pastry by Murray A Sons of Pawtucket, lo w ; 2.238.21 R.l., and desserts by David Glass of Hartford. price-eariiings ratios, the econo­ Relatively few analysts, how­ CI060: 2.284.80 2050 Royal primarily serves the wholesale food trade through m y’s growth rate, the level of ever. seem willing to totally dis­ Thoughta interest rates — a new rationale has distribution to hundreds of restaurants, caterers, and retail miss the idea. Cfwfigo: » 38.38 2025 made the scene. outlets throughout Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode At Merrill Lynch. Jack Lavery, It is an Import. Japan and other Island. director of the global securities 2000 The Christ of the Cross nations, it is argued, have piles of research and economics group, money to invest in an American believes that foreign buying could 1975 Human minds can never fathom 8 N E T dMClaret rggular dhrldand economy that could grow stronger give support to the market over the 1950 Christ's agony on Calvary’s tree as Its corporations benefit from a next few months. ti7 a 9 16 NEW HAVEN — The directors of Southern New England dollar revaluation that could spur In his current analysis, he states February Holiday March Nor can it fathom the depth of the Telecommunications Corp. have declared a regular quarterly exports. that "foreign accumulation of great love dividend of 73 cents per share on the company's common stock. The Japanese especially, it is equities Is likely to prove a major He had for all — The dividend Is payable April IS to shareholders of record March argued, have a high level of savings source of demand.” a position he Even for sinners, like you and like 23. and a desire to Invest at prices that defends with, among other reasons, me! scare American investors. Ameri­ the willingness of foreigners to pay cans worry if a price-earnings ratio higher prices. Dollar trading mixed The road to the cross was stony WILL BE Larson joint bank advisory board Is over 26. The Japanese don’t flinch Whether the foreign money ratio­ and rough. at double that nale is sound or just another twist in LONDON (A P ) - The British England reduced its wholesale The very hairs of His beard were W A T E R B U R Y — Carl E. Larson, president of C.E. Larson Co. "The potential for additional the greater fool theory Is difficult to pound held steady near a four-year lending rates, prompting major pulled out — broken nose and bones of Manchester, has been appointed to Bank of Boston equity investment from Japan is ascertain. high against the dollar t^ a y banks to cut their base lending — all that happened that day — ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18 at 5:00 TO MARK DOWN OUR ENTIRE STOCK Connecticut's'Hartford Suburban Advisory Board. enormous.” according to a report Nobody with an eye for stock despite a cut in British interest rates one-half of a point to 10 Chunks of flesh gouged out — oh. Larson's construction management and general contracting from Donaldson. Lufkin A Jenrette. market gains wants to abandon it rates. The dollar was mixed against percent. the pain beyond imagination company provides services prim arily in Connecticut, and is the securities firm. altogether, but the smart ones have other major currencies in Europe. Despite the cut. the pound held As the wicked Roman soldiers located at 180 Batson Drive, Manchester. taken a position: We’ll listen to the Gold bullion edged up to around steady at 11.6085, up from a close of had their way. OF TOP NAME BRAND MAJOR APPLIANCES, COLOR TV's AND VCR's. In fact, some of that potential has 8 He attended Eastern Connecticut State University in the field spiel but we won’t buy without $406.46 in Europe. 81.5050 in London on Tuesday. been realized, since Japanese and of mathematics. He and his wife, Barbara, have three children additional documentation of Traders said early activity on Today’s rate was sterling’s highest But He didn't draw back — slowly other foreign investments in U.S. and live in Mansfield Center. support. foreign exchange markets focused since May 31, 1983. when it s t ( ^ at and painfully, step by step. WE WILL stocks rose sharply last year. And Jeffrey Applegate. Hutton invest­ on the British pound, which surged 11.6065. He made His way to the cross there are expectations that Nom­ ment strategist, puts it this way: above the $1.60 barrier in New York Otherwise, the dollar fluctuated And obeyed God’s plan to the lost ura Securities might Invest another "Our bullish case for equities has late Tuesday following the British within a narrow range In thin degree — GENERAL Bualnaaa woman to mast April 1 $8 billion or more. rested on the view that future government’s budget trading. For the world, oh. what a loss! 'The rationale appears so plausi­ higher reported earnings will vali­ announcement. Selected midmorning dollar ELECTRIC 'The annual meeting o( the Business and Professional Women's ble as to generate doubts, even date current higher stock prices. Analysts said the government’s rates in Europe compared with late from some of those who continue to He said. "It is finished" and all Club of Hartford will be April 1 at the Marriott hotel in "That, rather than any assertion announcement of cuts in income Tuesday: our sins which He bore refer to It. Including Donaldson. FROST FREE Farmington. A social hour will be held from 4:30 p.m. to 0:30 that the stock market has entered taxes and public-sector borrowing —1.8340 West German marks, Were-iorgiven and forgotten — Lufkin A Jenrette. p.m., followed by dinner. Into some brave new world by helped generate enthusiasm for the down from 1.8360 Who could ever dare to ask for REFRIGERATOR "W e are a little concerned about breaking the historical bounds of British currency. Traditionally, the April meeting honors past presidents of the —1.5340 Swiss francs, up from more? the argument that current valua­ valuation, remains our outlook." At midmorning, the Bank of SIDE BY SIDE club. Ed Squeglla, a pianist, will provide music during the 1.5315 Thank You. Jesus, for the great GIANT evening. gift you gave — 19.0 cu ft Thank You for Your unlimited Europe’s economy shows signs of slowing love. ■ DUAL-TEMP CONTROLS Help us never forget to worship Bank of Boston In ATM natwork ■ EASY ROLL CASTERS By Robert Burns and praise You — ■ ENERGY SAVER of the benefit of the 1986 oil-price Adds Jean-Michel Six, chief declining sharply for four straight WATERBURY — Bank of Boston Connecticut has joined the The Associated Press crash, which helped the region European economist at the Paris years. Help us so to live, we’ll one day be FAMOUS MAKE Plus system network of automated teller machines, enabling the with You In Your Heaven above! 19"COLOR FOR ONB OF OUR BIGGIST record its lowest inflation rate in office of the research firm DRI The projected 1987 EEC Inflation bank's Command cardholders to use their cards at more than BRUSSELS. Belgium — Western more than 20 years but appears to Europe Ltd., “ This certainly is not rate of 3.2 percent contrasts with an PORTABLE 10,000 ATMs across the United States. Europe’s economic recovery, have done little to alleviate the Essie Platt going to be a good year." EEC average in 1979 — before The Plus system Is a nationwide network of ATMs which allows fueled last year by cheaper oil and pressing problem of unemploy­ Calvary Church STORIWIDE SALES IN HISTORYI The shift In sentiment about Greece, Spain and Portugal had the customers of participating banks to access their primary faster consumer spending, is run­ ment. Oil prices have stabilized at South Windsor Europe’s economic prospects has joined — of II percent. The EEC’s accounts through an electronic network. ning out of steam. about $17 a barrel, up from $15 a prompted planners at the European forecast of an 11.8 percent jobless EVERYTHING MUST 6 0 NOW! Within Connecticut, Bank of Boston Connecticut operates its None of the region’s major year ago and lows last summer of Economic Community, the Com­ rate is a slight improvement on last own network of 37 Command Center ATMs. The bank also Is part economies seems in imminent below $10. mon Market, to scale back their year’s 12 percent, but It is well Assumption of the Yankee 24 network, which allows customers to access their danger of a recession. But signs of The gathering signs of economic forecasts for economic growth this above the 1979 level of 5.1 percent. MAGNAVOX Bank of Boston Connecticut accounts at more than 700 ATMs trouble are beginning to emerge: stagnation are threatening a belief, year in the 12 member countries. EEC unemployment for January EXAMPLE BUYS throughout Connecticut. Later this year, Yankee 24 is scheduled lower industrial growth, higher widely held in some parts of Europe In late February the EEC eco­ jumped by 500.000 to a record 17.1 26" COLORli *1 7 9 inflation, new increases in unem­ lists honors to expand throughout New England to include more than 1,300 as recently as late last year, that a nomics office said it foresaw only a million, topping the l7-mllllon CONSOLE ployment and sagging exports. I ' FAMOUS MAKE ATMs. sustained, broad-based economic 2.3 percent increase this year in the mark for the first time. n DELUXE CABINET Even the surprisingly bouyant recovery was under way. Assumption Junior High School n CABLE REAOVI: V VIDEO CASSETTE average rate of economic growth, a One reason for the new gloom Is has announced its honor roll for the 0 UNIFIED REMOTE RECORDER Italian and British economies are “ I cannot imagine that Europe, substantial change from Its pre­ slackening export business as a second semester. Mother Teresa CONTRDL o WIRELESS REMOTE GENERAL likely to be dragged down by the from the economic side, can regdin vious forecast of a 2.8 percent gain. result of the U.S. dollar’s prolonged Marie, principal, announced the N E Q . *S99 m DIRECT DRIVE^ ELECTRIC Personnel service names Henry sluggish performances of their dynamism — not before the 1990s,’ ’ It said even its new estimate might decline, A more than 40-percent following honors students: SAV E *100 BLBCTRIC neighbors, says Norbert Walter, Walter said in a telephone inter­ prove too optimistic. 9 Co-Opportunity Personnel Services Inc., which offers jump in the value of the West 9 DRYER chief economist for West Ger­ view from the American Institute Last year the EEC posted an German mark and most other West MgiigM permanent and temporary staffing, has appointed Verna Henry ■ HUAVVOUTY many’s Kiel Institute. for Contemporary German Studies economic growth rate of 2.5 per­ European currencies against the Vloaet boHIcello, Morey Oolub, ■ LAROU CAFACITV as coordinator of its Manchester office at 635 Main St. Kifihorine HortnoN, MIchsIt LevMabe. He and other private economists in Washington, where he is on leave cent. the best since 1979 when It dollar since 1985 has made Euro­ »4 fl9 Henry holds a master's degree in public policy from Trinity say Western Europe has lost most from the Kiel Institute. peaked at 3.5 percent before pean products more expensive. Itoev Cota, Mollito Crltafulll, Julie College. She lives in Stafford with her husband and three Ooilbout, Chrlillne Hunhee, Robin NEC VIDEO children. Jendrtelctyk, Jellent LoRocuue, Erin CASSETTE *239 Lawrence, Mary Motre, Brett Stoebel. $249' Co-Opportunity Personnel Services also has offices in Hartford RECORDER and Farmington. •RADR7 AFTBA LITTON W HIRLPOOL FREE "A " Honors •30.00 OVER THE RANGE Hall & Muska, Inc. StevwiDonnelly, Sorboro Forschino, 30" ELECTRIC 8 8 ABBA ns... Blood Pressure Jocauollne LoM ontoone, John MICROWAVE. RANG E GENERAL Rutetyk. ELECTRIC CLINIC - BY NURSE ■igit'Honors |- ■ COOK B LIFT UP TOP Muro completes leadere* eemlnare offers MORE than ------Matthew------Arnoli-Id , Joy Coronoelo, BY B BLACK GLASS 30 " ELECTRIC EVERY THURSDAY Jesesslco HIckInn, Jill Lombardo, Ann TIME nSELP CLEAN RANGE Robert Muro of Manchester recently completed a series of msslno,' sslno, ^ed Pinion,. Amy Schouster, OR • EASY CLEAN OVEI 5 -9 Quality Fuel Oil for Brian 8ulllyon. TEMP. ■ BIQ STORAQE leadership seminars for hit employer, Waltham Chemical Co., DRAWER based in Waltham, Maas. LlfiGEH PARK60F PHARMACY t r a L . 'The seminars, conducted by four industry consultants, were PARKADi HEALTH ind , Amanda Bottimllo, Nancy attended by 28 members of Waltham Chemical's sales and HUTRITIOH CERTER M gal. (b«for9 dIscountB) Marla Cuneo, Kristin Hartnett, ir*’ Itocoy $43 PARKAOE • 404 W MIDDLE TPKE 7 Lyoma, Nancy Mace management team. 7 ^ H o n o r s We also offer: Michael Beaulieuw ii«v. Laura Chlupsa, Clqnlo,lie,. Kelly Ke CorMn,...... Krista. _ AL SIEFFERrS EASY TO GET TO: • full service • variety of discounts • 49 years of service n l, Charles Hlrtlnp, Seqn Roe- 4 4 5 HARTFORD ROAD TERMSt • 24 hour - 7 day emergency service Larson, iheltey Mactor- MANCHESTER, CT. „ „ ,.3 ,4 IN aTMcKoown, Philip Mor- Follett appoints district manager NOTICE Lgko Reilly, Carla Ricci, DIRECT, FROM 1-04 TO tr*fl CARD ' )r,MlclwlTdiauor,Tho- I-3B4 41 SIEI^FERrS f UPER 'M IP Fran Scrafford has been appointed a Connecticut diatrict Probate Court is open for discount c e n t e r .’! lOuoehlano. l^0NE-647.9997|j|j b MONT' MONTHLY RMT. manager by Follett/United Bookstores Inc. of Chicago, III. She is conferences with the Judge H*nrronD boadi Sfl VCW L4WC — responsible for general management and supervision of rosBtt STserr from 6:30 P.M. to 8 P.M. on axir *f Foliett/United stores at eight community collegea. Including Thursday nights. Appoint­ SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER Manchester Community College. H A L L & MUSKA, INC r A l i, HARTFORD ments suggested. Night SIEFFERrS * I-B4 445 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEYSTREET Scrafford, a resident of Simsbury, previously served as 4 9 \ r-ri'.s' ' ” > ' . bookstore m anager at FV>llett/United stores in Albany and telephone number: 647-3227. MANCHESTER, CONN. Schenectady, N.Y. Earlier, ahe was an elementary school William E. Eitcgerald OPEN DAILY; MON A THUKS 'TIL % TUBS, WED, SAT »TIL 5, PHI »TIL Bgm. SUN, 114 teacher. Judge of Probate 623-3308 MA ER HBKALP. We^mOtP. MareP it, i m - 1$ Gifted women find CkMlngs, 9IT ‘W O A R L Y L l ®by Lpfry Wright VH(r0>TH\S5Mnje concesskMis A 4M(jl^ CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711 success In cards M 6yopm > « r m and ASTAW6 U6 R6MLV COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP)- The common Nolieat Sm Hmm Frssarty...... 2S ■nMYtoiiMiwnt...... S3 Farm SuMllv, and Bauiemani.. . 88 kiiewfl if your iMMM la much too Mg, iH«i>iNKEywesr... Kstsrt F/sssrfv ... M>f Wsnfca «n S w ...... 21 PoiAttnt/Rowtf in#...... Baat, ana Marm* eavlammt... 5 ta Wdow; xtcant, ear line ear aoy. By Tht Afooclottd PrM8 Aimsuncsmtfilf. . n H . 83 tmeBocd women appear from Aucflent...... Moofins/Stdina...... S7 Mvsicot iftmi...... 84 28 «r mar, day,; MMnf, otr Hnapw day. "Th e whole buaineaa haa evolved Financial...... PioeriAw...... St Camara, and Fhoie eaulamant. . ts nowhere to aing and dance a almoat dally," aaid Huoey. RgntoM eitctrlcal ...... Th t moot pocking QHd procMS- ? . Sf FH, and SuBWln...... 84 comedy rontlne about him...... 31 HMttns/PiumMnt...... 40 MlfcttianMin far Sol*...... 17 PesOLlNaS: Far eHminad odvtrtiwmanf, w The firat card they made, a Ing Industry hot boon slraktn by Emglavmdnt * Bduconon Asarimsntf Isr Msnt...... 32 MliMiianMtn Itrvicn...... 41 Tea $ *,...... Bnt he’a flattered and honored Csndofflinliimi far NsM ...... 33 01 . 88 St BvWHMd Tundov mrouati Saturday, tlw drawing of a tombatooe engraved strlk M and plant cloolngo, Pol* H«l» WRAtM...... 11 s#fvlc#f WOffttU...... 42 wenttdto euv/Trad*...... if dfOdttnt Is noon on fhodov Odfort oubffeofton. when he geta their birthday card, wMb a 4Mh4Hrthday verae, waa p SIHiRtlOft WRfItttf...... U For advwiiMmani, to s* ausiwwd Mandsv. lowing or# tomt molor •vtlAtft OpORftUnltlM...... 13 ffsrc/Omct Saoc*...... nw atadnna i, ;lS a.m. on FrMov. which featurea a caricature of hta aucceaa, and earned them l i t . lAttfuetion...... 14 Nnsrt Frseerty...... Merchandise 2 dtvtiopmtnto: indiMtrlsi Frsssrty...... 37 Autametive portrait. "W e were rich,” Huaaey aaya. emolevm*At Sb pvIc m ...... IS Holieov/SMunol...... 71 MKcsilanmut >er Kant .. .. 36 Anf Klutt ond Coll#ctlbt#s...... 72 Car, far 5ol»...... #1 M 40 VPUR AD. OmiriM edvwflwnwnt, ar« for Shelley Huaaey and Linda "We wanted a little part-time g Gee. A, Hormel A Co. naammaict Wantad ...... 3» CioiMnt...... 73 TrucNt^vont for Sei#...... 97 tON#n oy f#i#obon# ot o eonv#ni«nco. Tn# Peteraon, H’a all in a day’a work. fun,” aaid Peteraon. Real Estoto Wonltd ta Kant...... 40 Purnifuf#...... 74 Cemear,'Trail*r,...... 93 Moncnotfdr Htroid it rttoonsioi# for only on# A 19-month strike ended lost ineerrKt Inwrlion and nwn only for tM UM of It'a been that way aince the day the Hornn lor Sole...... ii TV/S9tr#o/Appllenc#t...... 7S MatarcvcinfMOMd,...... 94 To add to the fun, the next card September at the company’s flag­ Servicdt Moenintry ond Tooii...... 74 Auto Sorvicot...... 95 mt eriofnoi insdrfion. Errors wMcn do not two were in tro d u ^ — the day they waa aupplemented by an off- ship plant In Austin, Minn. The CanSomlnlumi fnr Sole...... n town ond C ^ d tn ...... 77 Autos for R#nt/Ltot#...... 94 itflstn tnt voiut of tn# odv#rtistm#m will nof LOM/Uond (or Salt...... n CAlld Cor#...... SI b, cerrMfM by on oddliienoi inMrtion. atarted their own cuatomiied greet­ Invntmcnl Prspcrlv ...... 24 Good Thlft«t fo f 01...... 71 Mit€#Mon#ovs Aufomofiv# ...... 97 Broadway-type routine. The two United Food A Commercial CItoAino S#rirlc#*...... s? FimI Oll/Coel/FlrMfoed...... 7f Wenttd fo Duv/Trodt ...... 9§ ing card company. dressed In tuxedoes, did a skit, sang Workers International Union nego­ Now, after a little moiC than a and danced to Hussey’s lyrics, tiated a settlement that Increases rit year of comMiring Huaaey’a peraon- which are written to well-known the hourly base wage at Austin allied fun-poking veraea with Pe- songs. from $10 to $10.70 over three years. € t«g7 b* NiA. SM teraon’a cartcaturea, not to mention "Once we did it. It was a hit,” said Hormel, citing too much capacity HELP WANTED NaPWANTHI HELPWANTBI HELP WANTED HELP WANTED NELf WANTED the aong and dance routinea that Hussey. "We thought, if we can do in the Industry, plans to close Its ED CD GD accompany delivery of the IN to this one time, we can call ourselves Ottumwa, Iowa, plant. In August, a bLBRICAL • Full Tiitie RECEIVER — I I N carda, the SS-year-old Huaaey professionals.” year after halting slaughtering Office po sitio n , 40 Placing an od In Clossiflod TiLiPH O N E - Oporotor- L I T T L E Coasor's Pl ia — M 2 Worahousaman posi­ reporta the bualneaa ia becoming In fact, after doing about M operations there. It closed its Fort P u z z le s hours per week, Mon­ is easy. Just call 643-2711. /Tvplst - seeking a full ls..currantly occaptlng tion available. Full or aucceaaful. portrait cards for events ranging Dodge, Iowa, plant in the early day through Friday, 8 We’ll help you with the time totephono opera­ oppllcotlona for assist­ ATTENDANTS— strvica port time. Exparlanca Huaaey and Peteraon formed from birthdays to birth announce­ 1080s, said Charles Nyberg, Hor- am to4:30pm. Rollobll- wording of your od. tor. Must posststoffoc- ant monogars. No ax- station, full and part preferred, but not ne­ Gifted Greetinga in October IMS ments, from Republican rallies to mel’s senior vice president and Ity and accuracy Im­ tlvo tolophone skills, parltnca nacatsarv. tim*. Apply In parson. cessary. Inauira Em­ portant. Exporltnco typing 35 - 50 w.p.m., Must be to or older. pire Tool Mfg., Co. after earning money cleaning Pe- employee of the year to retirement general counsel. Anawar to Pravioua Puttio Uniforms furnishad. ACROSS 43 Actoi VInoant using adding machine. Smart shoppers shop aptitude for flouros Flaxibla hours, day 647-1431 ask for Al. teraon’a huaband’a office and ael- 252 Spancar Straat. parties, "W e have a little bit of a 1 CrtMrion niDDD niDOD nnn ClassIflodI They find and basic office skills. shift. Good advance­ AP photo g Swift Independent Packing Co. 4S Potato '■ Apply In person fYFl^fi-iMwaaklyot ilng fabric cattaila at local craft reputation,” said Hussey. SFliMoopiai □ □DO nooo ZiOQ Fraouo Shoe Com­ that’s a good way to fight Apply In person, Mon­ ment potential. Coll F q u i F ment A strike at the Marshalltown, 47 By Itioll Dparofors— naadad for homal Write P. O. Box faira. It ia not your average ’This fall. Gifted Greetings did a {•Mx.l 4 9 Ily □ □□QODODIS □□□ pany, 200 Pitkin Street, the high cost of living. day through Friday, 646-AXN). Iowa, plant lasted nearly three S lien cottini bull doiar and back hoa 875, Elizabeth, Nj A greeting card company, nor are medical brochure for Anesthesiolo­ Strikers at the Patrick Cudahy meat­ Cudahy, WIs. The strike Is symptomatic 53 Down with □□OOG (DOOOOnD East Hartford. 643-2711. 8:30 to 4 :30 ,Fraouo b A iV E R — Fuel o n A 12 SanadcitrY ralotad work. Expa- 07207. Hnaaey and Peteraon average gists of Columbia, and then started months before ending In December. (Ft. 2 wdal □ □ □ o □ □ □ Shoe Company, 200 Plt- packing plant gat support from of the problems facing the meat-packing afiwHl Truck-eloss 11 license rtancad only. Full tima F e iI u ME Service— For homemakera. making Christmas cards for stores Hourly base wages were reduced 54 1002. Roman ZDO ODOO DOOn k ln Street, East raaulred, dependable members of other unions as their strike 13 Motoring 55 Europaan QOIDODO □□□□□□ amptoymant with sto- help with praparino re­ and businesses. As Peterson said, Industry In the Midwest and Plains. from $8.80 to M. said Robert •acMion Hartford. fuel oil dallvary east of "We have a million thinga in rival □DBOOD OODDDO JOB bla campony, banafits. sumes and cover lat- " If a door opens up. if Shelley thinks continues In the Milwaukee suburb of Alexander, a company spokesman. |ablx.| B 7 ___ bana river. Exparlancad common,” aaya Huaaey. 14 Hanktring □ODD OOOO □□□ Coll 742-5317. ■ tars. Call leave name, we can do it, we go through It.” Swift closed three plants in Iowa S8 403, Roman only, full time, Insu- evening phone Their birthdaya are a day apart, 15 ItMianet B9 Adam 'i □ □ □ O D O O OPPORTUNITIES ronct and benefits. CONithubTlbN ilia The two de sig n ^ cards for banks and Illinois in 1885-86 and plans to IlCampiit number. By appoint­ both have type A-negative blood, irandton □□□nnoB □□[:)□□ Coll 647-8137.______Work Supartntandant and stores, making the customised shut one In Huron, S.D., in April. point 50 Iririth gun ZGD □□□□□□DDO naadad for Com mar- ment only. Manchester both are homemakera, they have ITIItHsn 51 Ptar Qynri at the INTERVIEWERS bRIVER— Trallar Truck- office. 071-2408.O cards before they had an order, g John Morrell A Co. Slatting □oo ODOO oonn clol Building Contrac­ children of the name age, and their mothai □ □□ □□□□ DOIDa Patroleum products. tor. Civil anolnaarlnb, showing them with no obligation to Turmoil In packing Industry A 13-week strike in 1085 at the I I AnUnna 52 Hapbum. lot Exparlancad only. Full huabanda’ birthdaya are exactly aix lonittai WANTED survayino and aoutp- the business. They sold 70 percent ih M 10 Bum in hot montha apart. Moat important, Sioux Falls, S.D., plant ended with U cut In 37 Yuta time. Insurance and mant oparotlno axpa- of what they designed. w ittr 41 Short for inanrlfpBtpr }Irral^ Tlw U.8. OsnsM Bu- although Huaaey wrote verae and a $1 hourly Increase in base wages OkMnmt DOWN banafits. Coll 647-8137. rianca a plus. Full tima, RECEPTIONIST — full In mid-November, Gifted Greet­ 11 Tht ones there AuDuttua raau la eurrmlly looking over three years, said E.T. Stead­ 34ltat lOMrich 19 banafits. Sand rasuma time. Busy veterinary Peteraon waa an artiat, both had ItTknaiona 4 3 Layoutt lor Ititofvlawafs to oon- ings presented customised Christ­ man, vice president of labor 2 Rival In tht 44 Scianca to Box II, c/o the office, Glastonbury. had the same idea of creating Congo duot Intarvlawing lorflaM mas cards for the local public — a leads to Midwest labor woes relations. The previous hourly base 21 Ftmity fiction Manchester Harold, 16 Good talaphona skills peraonallxed greeting carda. 21 Raaant |piaf.| 3 Ttllar of tall m#mbtr FULL TIME survay In and around tlw PART Time HaT^f— and the ability to work card of Columbia, another featur­ wage was $7.75. I I Oitliattti't craatu ra Brolnord Place, The Idea waa to gather informa­ itoriai 23Ng$ Hartlord. Oonnaotleut Exparatnea helpful but with the public a must. ing University of South Carolina By Shoron Cohen meat packing, said Charles Levitt, loeition 4 Ttnnattaa 46 Actrati Bo Monchastar. tion about the peraon for a birthday Swift Independent Packing Co., and A 30-week strike ended in Febru­ 25 Mirrtfft PASTE UP ARTIST ■roa Work about 100 not needed. Apply at Typing, filing and mascot Cocky, and a Clemson card. The Atsocloted Press senior livestock analyst with Shear- IB P Inc. 30 Fait tarry Fold womtn'i titit REAL Fsfofa— wa hove poem and photoa of the peraon for a ary at the company’s Arkansas about 5 Moat hours aaoh month for 7 Aide's Pitta, 133 other clerical duties. All in all, they sold 10,000 Christmas son Lehman Brothers in Chicago. 26 Taki tvtning To d(> newspaper pggg and id pggtgup. expanded and now drawing, and then combine the two The most bitter was a 13-month City, Kan., plant. The hourly base 32 Cutting matcullna it>m I months. Start In M a May- Spruce Street, Must ba good around cards. CUDAHY, Wis. - Patrick Cu­ hove room for raspon- into a card that’a more than a foot In Cudahy and other towns across strike that ended last fall at rate was reduced from M.80 to 3SRacar 8 ___ 27 End Expgrignog and typing hgipful. Oanaua Inlarvlawafa aro Monchastar. animals. Oapandabll- "W e have very few qualifications dahy brought meat packing to this 3S Hold an Francitco 31 01 chiTch sibla, highly motivated wide. middle America, that means trou­ Homel’s flagship plant in Austin, $7.20, he said. The contract will ExMlIgnt company paid bangflta, Including paid 10.00 par hour In- Ity and Initiative essen­ to be doing this," said Hussey. sturdy blue-collar town about a opinion 7 Woodwotk' district exparlancad solas peo­ tial. Hours; Monday, "Th e card la ao unbelievable, the ble. In this town of 18,900, the plant Minn. Hundreds of National Guard raise the rate back up to M.50 an 31 Fannytnl Ing tooll 33 Volcanic major madlcal, dtntal, llfg Inauranca and Fudlno tralnino and aro Peterson never studied art ex­ century ago. For decades, the ACCOUNTANT ple. Profasslonal at­ Wednasdoy, Thursdoy fact that it’a a portrait of the peraon accounts for more than 10 percent troops were called out to quell hour over S‘A years. lound 8 Typo of Hnch 34 Bom paid vocatlong. For further Information ralmburaad SOM eania par mosphere. Coll for con­ cept for a class on art for the town’s name — his name — was a 40 Pull 9 Public 35 Univtraal New pciltlcn In and Friday and every — if it had lega it could atand alone of all jobs. disturbances. In a labor dispute at the Sioux mlla for uaa of privalo au- fidential Intarvlaw. elementary school teacher. Since source of pride and jobs. Now it 42 Find tima (abbr.) plgggg cell Sheldon Cohan, Monday-Thura- omall DuoInMO for second Saturday morn­ — (but) the fact that there'a a About 850 Cudahy workers have A settlement was negotiated by City, Iowa, plant, the local autho­ dgy 10 gm-3 pm. 643-2711. tomoMla. FlaxIMa aeha- Klernon Really. 648- her marriage, Hussey’s writing had means strife. dula raquirad. Oandl- degroed Accountant ing. 633-3508. cuatomixed verae and delivery ia been on strike since Jan. 3. Cudahy the international union, which rised a walkout this month to 1 2 3 4 1 6 6 10 11 1147. been Just a hobby, and she never F o r more than two months, wants to cut the hourly base wage placed the Austin local in trustee­ protest alleged unfair labor practi­ dFaa for oonaua Intar- with 1 to 3 ysart gx- iFCR FtA kY- Psychol- the icing on the cake," aaid Huaaey. vtoxfor poaNlon muat ba a s tu d i^ business, nor worked as a workers have been on strike at the for some workers from M to $8.25. ship and suspended its officers for ces. The dispute stemmed from the 11 14 pgrience. Reoponal- oglsts seek secretary, One Chrlatmas greeting card bookkeeper. In fact, they readily Cudahy pork plant. Outside the U.8. oNtxan, hava a high 32 hours per week, with Workers have agreed to two conces­ refusing to end the strike. The suspension of a worker accused of F A R T ‘H M E bllltles lnclu(M In­ deaigned for a piaatic aurgeon admit to having learned a great aging slaughterhouse, where newly sions since 1882. They say no more. 16 1 aehool diploma or aquNa- OPIMTORS strono organizational contract increased hourly base sabotaging equipment. lont and paaa a SO mlnuta volvement in cash skills to fulfill full spec­ featurea lyiica to the tune of "Santa deal from their major printer. hired workers wield knives under a "How far can you go back? You wages at the Austin plant by 70 Before that, the union and com­ bookkoeplng, bank For gilk gorggn- Claua la Coming to Town.” Media Concepts, as well as from din of machinery and squealing 16 21 CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS taat II you aro Inlaraalad trum of office duties. can’t make a living anymore,” said cents over three years. pany had reached an impasse in raoonclliatlon and Ing and hot stamp­ Familiarity with IBM "H e knowa if you are wrinkled, graphic artists and sales represen­ hogs, parka-bundled pickets m a r ^ and maal our roqulrt- Mark Rosenbaum, president of contract talks and were working 24 oollactona. ing of plastic parts pc and dictation equip­ He knowa if your body aaga. He tatives they have hired. with placards. monlt, wrHo; Boglotial 01 Ix>cal P-40 of the Food A Commer­ BUT IN OTHER CASES, strikes under a final offer that cut base raelor, Buroau otiho Oon­ Group Inauranoa- ment 0 plus. Send re­ "It pits brother against brother, Plaaagnt tolgphong manngr and good for the ooamatio cial Workers. "People are looking have ended with concessions, which wages from M.75 to $7.75, Stead­ 29 tpoaklng voice a muat. You are our contact aua, 10 Cauaaway StraaL /Bangflta program. Industry. No ex­ sume to David Mover neighbor against neighbor,” said at this and saying ‘We can’t go Phd, and Kevin Confer the union says are of little benefit in man said. Negotiations are to botwggn our carrlora and our cuatomora. Room SOS. Boaton, MA Plaaae call for an ap- perience neoaa- Lawrence Kelly, m ayor of this through this again.’ ...Th ey see this the long run. resume Wednesday. 34 36 0>m-1004 or oall 017- Phd, 223 E. Center St., Contract faces vote Houra: Monday thru Thuraday, 3:00pm- pointmsnt,Intmsnt, MondayMondai Manchester, Ct. 646- Milwaukee suburb. " It ’s just not as an affront.” aary, will train. “ Concessions do not save your In the last several years, Morrell 36 7:30pm, Friday, 3:00pm-7:00pm, Saturday 605-7144 and aak for Mra. through FridM, 0:30 8660. good for the community.” job (or) ... a plant,” said Lewie has closed plants in Tennessee, Coaklay. U.8. Oapart- Muat be depend­ WATERBURY (AP) - Union complex because the building was It’s not good for towns all across 7:00am-10:00am. Call 047-0040 aak for to 12:30,- Prague A COMPANY OFFICIAL, who Anderson, international union vice Iowa, Texas, Minnesota, Illinois, 41 42 Joanna. mant of Commoroa, Shoe Company Ad- able. workers at Bristol Babcock Inc. obsolete. Jones had said then 400 the Midwest and Plains. In Iowa, spoke on the condition he not be president and head of the packing­ Equal Opportunity Bm- Ohio and Arkansas, he added. ^i^^trative, 2S2- Apply in peraon: face another deadline and another management and technical Minnesota, Nebraska, Kansas and identified, said concessions are key house division. ’"They only buy a ployar. vote on a proposed contract that workers would be relocated within South Dakota, turmoil in meat g IB P Inc. Apollo II, 5 Qian 'kifiririririr to survival. Cudahy has a $21 limited amount of tim e.” Rd., Manohaater, could keep the company from the Waterbury area, but the manu­ packing and processing has closed million payroll but had after-costs Anderson cited a 18M union In Dakota City, Neb., the com­ so 51 82 moving its operations out of state. facturing operation might be relo­ plants, squeesed wages' and on pany says it will lift a lockout on FULL TIME CT. EOE The nNISH earnings of only $750,0M from survey of 25 major meat packing 64 68 cated outside Connecticut. occasion, brought long and some­ December 1884 to last April. plants in which concessions had Monday that has affected 2,800 Wyllys St. Exit off Members of United Rubber PILLOWTEX CORPORATION CARPENTER Later, Bristol Babcock officials times violent strikes. Strikers have receiv^ strong been made yet all had closed within workers since December when the 66 AD TAKER 1-384, next right Workers Local M5 were scheduled decided to review their decision support from teachers, brewery two years. union rejected a contract treesing Immadlatg opanlng In our Clatalflad Dapt. a leading manutaolurar of plllowa ond doem oomforl- with cabinet making to vote this afternoon on a tentative Glen Rd. to rear of 8 after the state offered up to $1.8 SO T U R B U L E N T is this industry workers and members of other Although meat packing has wages at $7.M an hour for process­ 61 Monday thru Friday, 0:30 am to 5 pm. Muat oro, eurronlly haa full Umo produeUon work avallaWo ■kllla. Attention to contract settlement reached early building. million in economic development that the United Food A Commercial unions In this industrial town. The changed since the turn of the ing workers and M.20 an hour for on our Ural ahlfl. Thoaa antry lovol poaHlona do not ra- ’Tuesday following long negotia­ poaaaaB good typing akllls. Knowladga of detail and ability to funds that would allow the company Workers International Union re­ local says It has received more than century when Upton Sinclair’s slaughter workers. qulra any oxporlanca. Plllowtax will train you. In addi­ tions under a midnight deadline. eomputar Input doolrabla, but will train. to move to another building in ports it led all others in the number $133,000 in donations, some from novel ’’The Jungle" told a shocking The company’s latest offer was tion to our compolHlyo waoo. and banatlt program, wo think Indpandantly Babcock president J. Richard Good spalling a muat. Plaaaant talaphona nearby Watertown. of strikes, 158, from IMS to 1M8. outside Wisconsin. tale of filth, stench and guts on the $7.45 an hour for processing I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME aro convonlontly localod In Manohoator, eloao to lha ooaantlal. Glaoton- Jones had threatened to relocate mannar. Good benefit paokogg. For ap­ TRAVEL Bristol Babcock’s option to lease About 40,(MM) workers have been And Milwaukee Roman Catholic killing floors, this remains a workers and $7.60 an hour for !• by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee bua Una. It you aro Intorastod In this poaHton, oall 250 manufacturing jobs following pointment, plgggg call Danlao Roberta at bury, C T 533-S811 the Watertown building was to affected, the union aaid. Archbishop Rembert Weakland hasardous occupation. slaughter workers. Loulaa FHtmaurleo, Poraonnol at 046-1737, 7am- PROFESSIONAU the rank and file rejection of a Unsrxamble tbese four JurT)bto^ YAK YAK YAK YAK 043-2711 batwaan 0:30 am and 0 pm. 9;90pm. to g F moro Information and (HracUona after 5 pm. expire Monday. The lease expira­ Two main factors are reshaping criticised Cudahy for hiring re­ In 1885, it ranked first among one tetter to each square, to form previous contract offer on tion was one of the reasons the the pork and beef business; Ameri­ placement workers. Hie company manufacturing industries in days Four ordinary words. Immediate openlnge Saturday. PILLOW nX CORPOBATION company had sought to get the cans are eating less meat, and some says the majority of Its 700 workers lost to injury and illness — 30.4 per FIrit rtfifgtnitor tor full time retail and James Thomas, president of 4S RaganI Straal, Manehaalor, C T 00040 union members’ approval of a new hard-nosed new entrants are turn­ are now replacements. 100 full-time workers a year, more Thomas Moore, a Maryland ORGUP eommarolal agenta In Local MS, said the company had PR0FE5SI0NAL contract before the midnight ing competition fierce. The work Gov. Tom m y ’Thompson has met than seven times the average, the farmer famous tor delivering hani improved its offer and estimated deadline. F A B T T IM E our Wlndtor and Hart­ force has shrunk by almost 25 separately with each side. Federal government said. butter in the summer naonths, t i t : C L E A M N 8 there was a 50-50 chance union ford oflloaa. Sabre or But Jones said Tuesday the percent since 1865. The n u m b ^ of mediation efforts have failed. Most common are crippling arm •sysors* members would approve the re­ patented the first "refrigerator” in Apollo exparlanoe ne- lE R V IC E company extended its option to plants has dwindled. Big compan­ The Cudahy standoff is the latest and wrist injuries due to repetitive 1783. It was a cedar tub fitted with CIRCULATION CREW SUPERVISORS vised offer. lease on the Watertown plant until ies are gobbling up bigger chunks of in a series of labor disputes that has work and knife wounds to the an ice tray and insulated with Exoallant opportunity tor ratirgaa, atudantt, oaaaary. Competitive Ssahtai Pasplsl The company had announced in DIMAT Wednesday so union workers could the market. hit such industry leaders as Geo. A. fingers, hands, arms, legs arid rabbit pelts, says National moma. Approxlmatlay 20 houra par waak, •alariae. Excellent be- Wa otfar our own train­ October plans to move out of its vote on the new offer. "There’s a quiet upheaval" in Hormel A Co., John Morrell A Co., stomach, Anderson said. Geographic. work with young adulta agaa 10 thru 15. nefita Including medi­ ing, lull and pert time Monday thru 'Thuraday 4:30pm-0:S0pm, PLACE cal and dental Inaur- houra and competitive Saturday 10am-2pm. Raliablg tranap^a- anca. wagaa. 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