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COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AP) — eligible voters turned out, well Sinhalese extremists armed with below the 80 percent who voted in machine guns and bombs at­ the 1982 election. tacked at least four polling places All three candidates are Sinha­ during today’s presidential bal­ lese, the mostly Buddhist ethnic loting and killed eight voters and group that comprises 75 percent a soldier, authorities said. of the population. Tamils, who At least 26 other people were are mostly Hindu, make up 18 injured when the militants, who percent of the population. had threatened to kill anyone who The People’s Liberation Front, cast ballots, attacked voters in a shadowy Sinhalese extremist the Sinhalese heartland, police group, called for an election and military officials said. Elec­ boycott and said it would kill tion officials said the threats and anyone who voted. violence kept many Sri Lankans It claimed balloting under the from the polls. government of President Junius Troops and police had been J. Jayewardene would not be fair. deployed throughout this ethni­ It also vowed to kill government cally polarized Indian Ocean supporters after Jayewardene nation in an effort to assure calm signed an accord in July 1987 that balloting, and all three presiden­ granted some autonomy to Tamil tial candidates have promised to rebels fighting for an independent restore law and order. homeland and allowed Indian Political murder is rampant on troops into the country to try and the island. keep peace. Patrick Fiynn/Manchatter Harald "This is a battle between the Officials blamed today’s at­ BRUSHING UP — Buddy Pierson of 801 Main St. scrapes to reach 50 degrees, according to the National Weather ballot and the bullet,” Prime tacks on the front. They said Minister Ranasinghe Prema- gunmen in a jeep killed two voters ice off his windshield this morning. Pierson may get to Service. dasa, 64, candidate of the govern­ and injured 15 at Matala, about take a break Tuesday, when the temperature is expected ing United National Party, said 100 miles southeast of Colombo. after voting in Colombo. "The Three voters and a soldier were bullet must not win." shot to death near Polonnaruw- Polls closed at 4 p.m. today, but ara, 100 miles northeast of It’s official today: Bush won it! results were not expected until Colombo, and three voters were Tuesday. hurt in another attack in the same Premadasa’s main rival was a area, they said. W ASHINGTON (AP) - George anticlimax to the long presiden­ office at noon local time. His could be enforced. former prime minister, Sirimavo Three voters were killed by a Bush’s son Neil and brother tial year. uncle Prescott was to vote in Before today, eight electors Bandaranaike, 72, of the Sri bomb in Tangalle, 88 miles Prescott join 536 other Americans Connecticut. Bush defeated Democrat Mi- over the years have broken their Lanka Freedom Party. southeast of Colombo, the offi­ today in formally electing Bush Among others with the duty chapl Dukakis in the general pledges and voted for someone Ossie Abeygoonasekera, 38, cials said. president, fulfilling the anti­ were Bush’s designated White election with 53 percent of the else. campaigned as the alternative Mrs. Bandaranaike and Abey­ quated but surviving constitu­ House chief of staff. New Hamp­ more than 91 million votes cast A Minnesota elector. Bill Da­ candidate to the two main parties goonasekera offered themselves tional ritual of the Electoral shire Gov. John Sununu. Penn and carrying enough states to win vis, treasurer of the state and ran with the support of a as alternatives to a governing College. State football coach Joe Paterno, 426 electoral votes to Dukakis’ Democratic-Farm-Labor Party, coalition of four small leftist party they said had let the ethnic "It w-as a nice honor, to get to . 112 who seconded Bush’s nomination had said he might cast a symbolic parties. tensions get out of control. cast a vote for my dad,” Neii That should be the vote after at the Republican National Con­ vote this year for Jesse Jackson Deputy Commissioner of Elec­ The fighting is no longer a Bush, a Denver oilman, said today’s meetings, give or take a vention, was a Pennsylvania for vice president instead of tions Lakshman Perera esti­ before performing his duty. “ Ifli elector. "faithless elector” ortwo, should Democratic Sen. Lloyd Bentsen. mated 50 percent of the 9.3 million See V IO LE N C E , page 10 be nice to be a small footnote in there be any. But most were state party the party’s nominee. history." The electors were selected by workers or insiders rewarded for With the furor over Dan In state capitals across the the parties in each state r- one for their labors, and state office­ Quayle’s selection as Bush’s nation, designated electors w'ere each congressman and senator holders. such as California Gov. Republican vice presidential run­ meeting to carry out their consti­ the state has. Votes cast for George Deukmejian and Ala­ ning mate still fresh in memory, Tripp will oppose tutional obligation and cast their president in each state in fact bama Gov. Guy Hunt. some electors have been getting electoral ballots. were votes for the Republican or Electors are expected to vote letters urging them to "Dump This sets the stage for the final Democratic slate of electors. for their party’s presidential Quayle” and cast vice presiden­ ceremony in a joint session of By law the states must hold nominee and vice presidential 8th charter change tial ballots for someone else. Congress on Jan. 4, w'hen Vice their electoral meetings today, nominee. But in this unique President Bush, as president of though the time and setting is up American system, the Constitu­ But Republicans said they Bv Alex GIrelll weren’t worried. The resolution must be pres­ the Senate, will open the ballots to each state. Many hold it in state tion doesn’t require it. Manchester Herald ented to the General As.sembly by and announce the results — and Capitol buildings. About half the states have laws "They’re going to do their duty, Dec. 23 to be considered in the formally declare himself the In Colorado, Neil Bush was that require electors to vote as as the people instructed," said Eighth District Director Jo­ forthcoming session under the ame no president-elect. meeting with the state’s seven pledged, but constitutional ex­ Republican National Committee seph Tripp said today he will terms of General Statute 2-14. The ritual is something of an other electors in the governor's perts question whether those laws press secretary Albert Maruggi. oppose at a meeting of district which deals with special legisla­ directors tonight a resolution tion for towns and other units of t to New asking the General Assembly to local government. n ight, Ted’s Injury modify the district charter. The The town Board of Directors mes for Local holiday charity appeals law modification is one of the last will be asked to approve it at a and has hurts holidays major obstacles to an hi.storic special meeting at 5 p.m, today. Its 16-6 accord over sewer and fire Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said best. Ediru>’s note: This is the jurisdiction matters between the this morning he expects the board 9 sixth in a series of vignettes are falling far short of goals town and district. will approve the change page 47 on people in the Manchester The district directors are sche­ unanimously. area who need assistance By Andrew J. Davis fled as being in need. duled to meet at 7 p.m. in the Tripp said he feels the resolu­ during the holiday season. and Maureen Leavitt Mixed results reported Contributions to the Seasonal district firehou.se. 32 Main St. tion should not be approved by the The vignettes are provided Manchester Herald across the nation Sharing Appeal should be made to Tripp said he will object to district directors until the entire by the Manchester Area agreement is approved by the — Story on page 7 MACC Seasonal Sharing. Box 773. putting the question on the Conference of Churches. With Christmas less than a Manchester 06040. agenda, and will oppose the town directors, the district direc­ week away, the Manchester Area Organizations and individuals resolution if.(j|i is placed on the tors, and the votersof thedistrict. A session between the negotia­ 8 "Te d ” worked construc­ Conference of Churches and the Carr. j also can "adopt” families for agenda. A two-thirds vote, 5 of the tion and "Sandy” two part- Salvation Arm y are far behind "This community has always Christmas through MACC ac­ 7 votes on the district board, will tors for the town and the district is time jobs. They managed last year’s efforts to raise money come through” Carr said. cording to Carr. Those adopting be needed for approval of the set for 4;30 p.m. Wednesday at juggling bills, work hours, for the needy, officials said today. "W e’re just going to count on the families are asked to provide a resolution. which the town is expected to and babysitters for their MACC has raised only half of its community coming through” holday meal with traditional The changes in a part of the make proposals containing con­ three youngsters until Ted $28,000 goal to help area needy. Schlager .said that some of the fixings, but also a week’s worth of district charier, specifically Pub­ cessions on other matters still in was injured on the job and Nancy Carr.executivedirectorof money donated to the Salvation food and gifts for the entire lic Act 200 of 1963. are designed to dispute between the two sides. their old car developed MACC. said. The Salvation Arm y is used to benefit 15 family. provide that the district will not Even if complete agreement is expensive repair problems. Army, meanwhile, has raised families identified by MACC as Non-perishable food for Christ­ be able to expand its territory reached then between the nego- Now Sandy is riding a bike only $5,200. compared to about being in need. There will be mas boxes may be left at beyond boundaries agreed upon to work and even with Ted’s $11,000 last year, said Capt. Pearl enough to support those families Concordia Lutheran Church. 41 without permission of the town, See ACCORD, page 10 workmen’s compensation, Schlager. but funding for others in need Pitkin St.. Carr said. and that the district cannot be their income is not suffi­ Carr said MACC had raised throughout the year may fall A hot meal will be provided on consolidated with the town except cient to cover the increase about $14,295 so far this year in its short. Christmas Day to more than 40 with approval of the district TODAY in cold weather heating ISth annual Seasonal Sharing She attributed the decrease in shut-ins through a cooperative voters. costs. Christmas for the Appeal. She said she was con­ contributions to a .shortage of arrangement with Manchester District negotiators had dis­ children is not on their li.st. cerned that MACC may not be volunteers. Memorial Hospital and the volun­ agreed with the language of the Index "Te d " and "Sandy” are one able to meet its goal. Carr said donations to the teers of Meals-on-Wheels. Christ­ changes propo.sed by the town, 20 pages, 2 sections of more than 390 families "People are being careful with MACC Seasonal Sharing Appeal mas Eve meal certificates also but agreement on that language assisted through the MACC what they’re doing with their provide food, clothing, hot meals will be available to homeless was reached at the last negotia­ Business. 9 Obituaries. Seasonal Sharing Appeal. money” she said. " It’s not that and Christmas gifts to low- people or people without cooking tion session Thur.sday. Classified _ 16-20 O pinion______6 Box 773, Manchester. Dona- people just don’t care." income families, elderly people facilities through the Manchester Tripp said he hoped some other C om ics______16 People______116 tions are still being In prior years, donations have and people with di.sabilities. More Department of Social Services. district directors would join him Focus______15 Sports __11-14,18 accepted. been low a few days before than 390 households in Manches­ in oppo.sition. but he said he does Local/State__ 2-5 Television------17 Christmas, only to increase, said ter and Bolton have been identi- See C H A R ITY , page 10 not know if anyone will. Natlon/Worldj6-7 Weather------2 t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Dec. 19, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Dec. 19, 1988 — 3 RECORD LOCAL & STATE About Toiivn Obituariee Police Ronndap 'Language’ dispute stalls

Manchester and had lived in East The funeral will be Tuesday at Town offers cookbook Lawrence Daly, Granby for the past 30 years. He 9:45 a.m. from the Rose Hill East Hartford man stable was a graduate of Hillyer College, Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., sewer plant decree OK The Town Hall Cookbook is ready for sale. All state prosecutor and a veteran of World War II, Rocky Hill, followed by a Mass of following accident Sunday preceeds will go to the United Way Fund. The book having served in the U.S. Army. Christian burial at 10:30 a.m. in HARTFORD (AP) - Law­ An East Hartford man is listed in stable condition contains favorite recipes of town employees. See He was self-employed in the St. Elizabeth Seton Church, By Nancy Concelman U.S. Attorney Stanley A. damages to the contractor. Fred rence J. Daly, an assistant state’s at Hartford Hospital today after he received a head Barbara Armentano in the Board of Director’s energy conservation business. Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose Manchester Herald Twardy said Thursday he also Brunoli & Sons Inc. of Avon for a attorney who just last week had injury in an accident on Center Street Sunday, office if you wish to purchase a book. The cost is $5. Besides his wife and sister, he is Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. expected approval of the decree two-month construction delay. successfully prosecuted the first police said. survived by three sons, Gregory Calling hours are Tuesday from Disagreement over the lan­ next year. He blamed delays on Metcalf & Eddy will cover the case stemming from a grand jury Michael D. Grigsby, 21, of East Hartford, was Alan Wright of Lake Havasu, 8:45 to 9; 45 a.m. guage of a consent decree that an approval process that requires rest of the damages. Red Cross courses set investigation into alleged politi­ taken to Manchester Memorial Hospital Sunday Ariz., William Joseph Wright Jr. Memorial donations may be officially allows work on the several agencies to review any The town will also have to pay cal corruption in Enfield, has died with a head injury and transported via Life Star The Greater Hartford Red Cross Chapter will and Todd Kenyon Wright, both of made to the American Cancer town’s sewage treatment plant is changes to the decree. legal costs, but Werbner said of apparent cardiac arrest. He helicopter to Hartford Hospital, an MMH spokeswo­ present courses on AIDS Awareness, first aid for Scottsdale, Ariz.; and - a Society, 670 Prospect Ave., Hart­ stalling approval of the docu­ The consent decree establishes today no estimate of those costs was 41. man said. Stable condition is between critical and children, back injury prevention and CPR in grandson. ford 06105. ment, town and federal officials the fine against the town for are available because the decree Daly, who was stricken at his satisfactory conditions, a Hartford Hospital spokes­ January. First Aid for children will be held in A private memorial funeral said. unauthorized work in wetlands hasn’t been issued. home Saturday, had just started woman said. Manchester on Saturday, Jan. 28, from 8 a.m. to 5 service and burial will be held at Assistant Town Manager that took place last summer and The Corps issued a cease-and- presenting evidence last week in Also injured in the accident were Charlene p.m. The course is approved by the state of the convenience of the family. Mildred V. Treybal Steven R. Werbner said today the officially allows work to continue. desist order against the town in the second trial from the Enfield Osgood. 17, of 185 Woodlawn Circle. East Hartford, Connecticut for day care personnel, and also The family will receive friends at Mildred V. Treybal, 79, of town is working on the language The U.S. Arm y Corps of Engi­ June for failure to obtain a investigation. The investigation and Richard A. Norell, 17, of 43 Cannon Road, East appropriate for parents and grandparents. Adult their home on Old County Road in Charter Oak Street, widow of of the decree with officials of the neers is permitting the work now wetlands permit for work on the also involves charges against two Hartford. Osgood suffered fractured ribs and was CPR will be held Tuesday, Jan. 19 from 6 to 10 p.m. East Granby Tuesday from 3 to 5 John L. Treybal, died Friday U.S. Army Corps of Engineers without the decree but the town is secondary part of the plant, Manchester businessmen, Leo­ listed in satisfactory condition at Manchester in Manchester. Call 643-5111 to register. p.m. The Vincent Funeral Home, (Dec. 16,1988) at a local convales­ and the U.S. Justice Department. waiting for the U.S. Justice located off Olcott Street. The nard Seader, former chairman of Memorial Hospital today. Norell suffered a 880 Hopmeadow St., Simsbury, is cent home. The town. Corps, U.S. attorney Department to approve the con­ work affected about four acres of the Board of Education, and Neil fractured collar bone and was treated at Manches­ in charge of the arrangements. She was bom in New York City, and representatives of the Envir­ sent decree before paying its wetlands. Ellis, co-owner of the Journal ter Memorial and released Sunday, a hospital History course offered Memorial donations may be N.Y., on Sept. 22, 1909 and had I onmental Protection Agency are portion of the fine, Susan Dou­ The $27 million upgrading of the Inquirer Newspaper. made to the American Heart been a resident of Manchester spokeswoman said. expected to meet again Jan. 18, he glas, Corps spokeswoman said plant was originally scheduled Manchester Community College’s Continuing Hartford State’s Attorney John Details on how the accident occurred were not Association, 310 Collins St., Hart­ since 1941. Before retiring, she said. Thursday. for completion in August 1990. Education Division will offer a three-credit course M. Bailey Jr.. Daly’s boss, said available from police this morning. The accident is ford 06105. was secretary for the Greater Werbner said the town does not Under the agreement a pproved M.F. Brunoli, president of entitled “ America Since 1945" (History 215) the death is a tremendous loss. still under investigation, police spokesman Gary J. Manchester Chamber of Com­ have a problem with terms of the in August by the Board of Brunoli & Sons, the contractor for ’Tuesday evenings from Jan. 24 through May 8, from "H e was one of the finest trial merce for 18 years. She was a Wood said. agreement or the fine issued by Directors, the Corps required the the plant upgrading, said today a 6:15 to 9:20 p.m. at Vernon Center Middle School. attorneys in the division of Ethel M. Betz member of St. Mary’s Episcopal Police reports show that Grigsby was driving and the Corps for the illegal wetlands town and consultant engineer, revised construction schedule for The course will examine America’s political, social, criminal justice. He volunteered Ethel M. Betz, 85, of Unionville, Church, a member of Temple Norell and Osgood were passengers. The accident work. Metcalf & Eddy of Wakefield, the project is being reviewed by economic, and diplomatic history since World War to handle the most difficult trials widow of Emile Betz, died Friday Chapter No. 53 O.E.S. of Man­ occurred at around 1:30 Sunday morning at the “ We’re working with the lan­ Mass., to split a $300,000 fine for the company’s management. He II. The instmctor will be Dr. John F. Sutherland, against the best criminal lawyers (Dec. 16, 1988) at Mt. Sinai chester, and a member of Man­ corner of Center and Olcott streets, the report said. guage,” he said, without being the illegal work. The town must said he had no estimate on the professor of History at Manchester Community in the state and he won,” Bailey Hospital, Hartford. chester Historical Society. Damage was done to a stop sign, street sign and specific. also pay $50,000 of $275,000 in new date of completion. College. Students may register in person through said. Bom in Manchester Nov. 12, She is survived by a daughter, split-rail fence, according to the police report. Jan. 17 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Bailey said Daly had not lost a 1903, she was the daughter of the Mrs. Dale (Joan) Carpenter of Thursday, and 9 a.m. to noon on Fridays. The office case in three years. His success­ late Edward and Della (Dean) Windsor; a sister Evelyn McGov­ will be closed from 4:30 p.m on Wednesday through ful prosecutions included murder Greene. ern of Warwick, R.I.; and three Vernon man arrested ^ PZC slated to review HMO Friday, Dec. 30. For further registration informa­ convictions against Adam M. She is survived by a daughter, grandchildren. tion, call 647-6442. Zachs in the 1987 shooting of a after spitting at officer Mary T. Bartley of East Hart­ The funeral will be Tuesday at 1 By Nancy Concelman structed in 1890 and part in 1979. mended that lights in the parking man outside a West Hartford cafe ford: two sons, Louis Bourgeois of Manchester Herald p.m. in St. M ary’s Episcopal A Vernon man was arrested Sunday and charged plans show. lot be designed to match others in and against John Pittman, the Granby and Joseph Bourgeois of Church. Burial will be in East with breach of peace after he vomited on the floor of Members of the Cheney Na­ the district and that signs be first man to be charged with Farmington; nine grandchild­ The Planning and Zoning Com­ PabBc Meetings Cemetery. Calling hours are the lobby of the police station and spit at the officer tional Historic District Commis­ subject to the commissicr.'s re­ murder in Connecticut before the ren; and seven great­ mission is scheduled to review Tuesday from noon to 1 at the on desk duty, police said. sion on Dec. 2 voted unanimously view before approval. victim’s body was found. grandchildren. Reginald Plnto/Manchealer Herald plans for a proposed medical church. The Holmes Funeral Ronald R. St. Arnauld, 26, of 66 Park Road West. to recommend approval of Kais­ If plans are approved. Kaiser Meeting scheduled tonight. Daly became a lawyer after The funeral was today. Burial complex in the former Multi- Home, 400 Main St., is in charge of Vernon, came into the lobby of the police er’s plans for the outside of the hopes to open the complex by graduating in 1972 from will be in Riverside Cemetery, at MELTING SNOWBALLS — Ricky Kauf­ The fire in the barrel also provided some Circuits building at 130 Hartford the arrangements. department to make arrangements for a taxi ride building. The commission recom­ September 1989, Dudley said. College Law School, where he the convenience of the family. fman, 8, of 207 Center St. melts some warmth for those who were sliding. Road tonight. M ancheater Memorial donations may be home, police said. St. Arnauld. who police said was earned his undergraduate degree The Ahem Funeral Home, 111 The 13,496 square-foot complex Board of Directors, Lincoln Center hearing room, made to the American Cancer intoxicated, became impatient and then violent snow at Center Springs Park last week. in 1969. Main St., Unionville, is in charge would house Kaiser Permanente, 5 p.m. Society, 243 E. Center St.. Man­ while waiting, police said. Daly left his private practice to of the arrangements. a health maintenance organiza­ Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center chester 06040. He began swearing, smashed ornaments on a join the state’s attorney’s office in Memorial donations may be tion that would provide outpatient hearing room, 7 p.m. Christmas tree in the lobby, vomited in the lobby 1982 and became an assistant made to the American Cancer GOP agrees to caucus inquiry care and other services for Eighth Utilities District, firehouse, 7:30 p.m. and spit at the lieutenant on desk duty, police said. state’s attorney in 1985. Society, 670 Prospect Ave., West members. The commission must St. Arnauld ran out of the station, but was caught Besides his wife, he is survived Hartford 06105. review plans because the pro­ Catherine Sheldon about 75 feet away, police said. Republican town directors tion. He said this morning he had Kevin O'Brien and Stephen A n d o v e r by a brother, Daniel M. Daly of posed facility is in a historic zone. Police found found three marijuana cigarettes, a have decided to ask the Freedom not yet received the opinion from Penny present. Manchester: a daughter. Shei- Catherine Sheldon of Glaston­ The proposed HMO is expected Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office Kathryn Weldon pipe and about 2 ounces of marijuana on St. of Information Commission for Cooney, but might get it later lagh Ziegler Daly of East Hart­ bury. formerly of West Hartford, The Republicans normally cau­ to serve more than 10,000 Building, 7:30 p.m. Arnauld, the report said. clarification of the freedom of today. ford: his mother, Mrs. Daniel E. Kathryn (Roehm) Weldon, 62, died Friday (Dec. 16, 1988) at cus with Republican Town Chair­ Manchester-area customers over St. Arnauld was also charged with possession of information law regarding who The question arose when Attor­ Daly of Orlando. Fla.; another of Rocky Hill, sister of Helen Hartford Hospital. man John Garside present, but the next five years, said Michael Botton marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia, should be allowed to attend a ney Mitchell Pearlman, execu­ bother, Michael J. Daly of Santa Lizotte of Coventry, died Friday She was a social worker for the since they do not constitute a Dudley, vice presidentJanA re­ police said. party caucus. tive director of the the commis­ Public Building Commission, Community Hall, Fe., N.M.: a sister. Sister Kat­ (Dec. 16, 1988) at Hartford town of Manchester and for quorum of the directors, the gional manager of Kaiser Perma- He was held on $1,000 cash bond and is scheduled Theunis Werkhoven, Republi­ sion, told a reporter he thought 7:30 p.m. hleen Daly, S.N.D. of Hartford, Hospital. Manchester’s school system. sessions they hold are not “ meet-, nente’s Hartford office. Plans for to appear in Manchester Superior Court ’Tuesday. can minority leader on the Board caucuses of a quorum of directors Board of Finance, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. The funeral will be Wednesday Besides her sister, she is She is survived by her mother, ings” within the law and do not of Directors, said today the three with others present violated the the facility wereflied in October at noon at Asylum Hill Congrega­ survived by a son, Mark J. Marjorie Sheldon of West Hart­ have to be held publicly. Republican directors met Satur­ freedom of information statute. by Foundation Health Plan of tional Church, 814 Asylum Ave.. Weldon of Rocky Hill; five ford: and a sister, Harriet Shel­ C o ve n try day and decided to seek an The Democratic directors, who Werkhoven and Ronald Osella, Connecticut, which operates 10 Hartford. Burial will be private daughters, Charlotte Powell of don of New York City. Town Council, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. Current Quotations opinion from the commission. constitute a quorum of the board, another Republican director, HMOs in the state. From Our Family and at the convenience of the The funeral was Sunday. The Florida, Marilyn Rivers of Tol­ Meanwhile, Democratic Mayor customarily caucus with Demo­ have said they do not object to Plans call for renovations to the family. Calling hours are ’Tues­ land, Norma Weldon of Hartford, Newkirk & Whitney Funeral Peter P. DIRosa Jr. is awaiting cratic Town Chairman Theodore caucuses, but want the law existing building, including con­ day from 2to4p.m. and7to9p.m. Laurie Weldon of Glastonbury, Home, 776 Farmington Ave., “ It was a nice honor, to get to cast a vote for my an opinion from Town Attorney R. Cummings present and have clarified on the subject of who can struction of a lounge, radiology at the Molloy Funeral Home. 906 West Hartford, was in charge of dad.” — Neil Bush, a Denver oilman and son of — Births and Carol Weldon of Rocky Hill; a John Cooney on the same ques­ also caucused with attorneys be present. lab and storage space for records To Yours Farmington Ave , West Hartford. brother, Richard Roehm of Bur­ the arrangements. President-elect George Bush, commenting on on the first floor and offices and lington; another sister, Norma Memorial donations may be today's voting by the Electoral College that will examining rooms on the second Malady Petersen Lizotte of South Windsor: and made to the Humane Society, 701 formally ratify the result of the Nov. 8 election. floor. The building is located on Reeves, Tyler Patrick, son of Patrick P. and Russell Road, Newington 06111. Malady Petersen, 49, of 360 four grandchildren. Session on gun incident scheduied 88,862 square feet of land. A Very Happy Maureen Kelly Reeves of 530 Brewster St., "The response has been the greatest I ’ve ever Oakland St., died Friday (Dec. 16, Kaiser operates group-model Coventry, was bom Nov. 24 at Manchester seen in 18 years. They’re giving to both situations — scheduled would be an executive The gun incident brought chaos 1988) at St. Francis Hospital and The Board of Education will HMOs, which provide almost all Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are the homeless here, the hungry in Armenia." — session for a pupil personnel to the school after school officials, Medical Center, Hartford. She hold a special meeting tonight to services to members within a Harry and Teresa Kelly of 31 Summit St. His Deaths Elsewhere Philip Schuyler, an American Red Cross manager matter. Kennedy would not spec­ in an effort to prevent students was the wife of William Tate of discuss the possible expulsion of a single complex. Outpatient care Holiday paternal grandparents are Raymond and Nancy In Boston, commenting on charitable donations in ify what the meeting was about, from concealing weapons, insti­ East Hartford. Manchester High School student would be provided at area hospi­ Reeves of East Hartford. He has a sister, Kathryn, this holiday season. but hinted strongly that the tuted a rule which prohibited the Besides her husband , she is who allegedly brought a gun into tals under a contract with the 3*/i, major engineering company. meeting would be to discuss the wearing of outerwear in school. survived by five sons, Lehayward Sidney Salomon III school five weeks ago, according HMO. Morrone, Alieah Marie, daughter of Vincent and White joined Bechtel in 1961 as possible expulsion of the student. About too students protested the Fair and Oceola Fair, both of ST. LOUIS (A P ) - Sidney to school officials. Minor alterations to the outside Susan Huhtala Morrone of 179 Hilliard St., was bom a contracts manager in its legal Kennedy would not release the rule and 21 students were sus­ Newark, N.J., William Petersen Salomon III, one of the original Assistant Superitendent Wilson of the building are also proposed. 317 Highland St. • Manchester • 646-4277 Nov. 25 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her department, rising through Cana­ Thoughts name of the student, saying the pended for violating the new of Vernon, Kevin Franklin of East owners of the St. Louis Blues, died Part of the building was con­ maternal grandparents are Walfred and Joan dian branches of the company. E. Deakin Jr. said the meeting is student’s identity was protected policy. Hartford, and Apthony Franklin .. ..Sunday at his home in Tampa, scheduled for tonight at 7; 30 p.m. Huhtala of 13 Cumberland__ St. Her paternal under the state Freedom of Students later agreed to halt of Newark: two daughters, Dul- Fla., following long bouts with The writing of Elie Wiesel may convey more grandfather Is Frank Morrbhe of 9 Birch Mountain at 45 North School St. Information act. The student was the protests while a committee of sinca Franklin and Arceola Mo- cancer. He was 51. spiritual depth and insight than anything else Road Ext., Bolton. She has a brother, Justin, 4. suspended for 10 days following students and faculty worked out a nore, both of East Hartford: a He and his father, insurance written in our century. In Legends of Our Time, he School Superintendent James the incident. compromise on the proposal. HARTFORD RD. DAIRY QUEEN Platt, Joseph Thomas, son of George W, and Gail son-in-law, Curtis Monore of East executives, paid $2 million to Scout New s tells of his experiences in a concentration camp P. Kennedy has said the only item D a ir ii Nadeau Platt II of 840 Cedar Swamp Road, Hartford; two daughters-in-law, establish the NHL expansion during the holocaust. One particular prisoner, a Q u e e n Coventry, was bom Nov. 25 at Manchester Patrice Fair and Shirley Tho­ franchise in 1967, and it was Several Scouts in Boy Scout man called the Prophet, addressed his companions Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are mas: 14 grandchildren; two ranked as the best of six expan­ Troop 73 of Bolton were recog­ with these startling words: __ ^ 684 Hartford Road Manchester, CT • 647-1076 Norma and Renette Nadeau of 305 Brewster St.. great-grandchildren; two sis­ sion teams of 1967-68, making the nized during a recent court of “ You relegate (the Messiah) to the heavens, but Coventry. His paternal grandparents are Tom and ters; a brother; and other rela­ Stanley Cup finals in its first three honor. he Is here among us ... he has come here to be with Lorraine Leet of Andover and George T. Platt of tives. She was predeceased by a seasons. The following awards were the victims ... he better than anyone knows the t m i e t -ARE US!! Cornish, N.H. He has a sister, Ariel P. MacDonald, daughter, Yra Fair, and a grand­ The Salomons sold the Blues in jgiven out by Scoutmaster Larry sorrows that consume you; he feels the fist that 6. son, Ibn. 1977 to Ralston Purina Corp. and Pesce at the Dec. 5 ceremony. smashes into your faces. The darkness that engulfs CHRISTMAS Calling hours are Tuesday at 1 moved to Boca Raton, Fla. Joe Pullo, senior petrol leader, first us engulfs him also. It is he, here and now, who urges p.m. at the James Funeral Home, doss, cooking, swimming, and com­ you not to give in to despair... 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Economist paints Smoke kills two WTIC-TV prepares challenge O Little Town of Bethlehem, Conn. LOCAL NEW HAVEN (AP) — Two men killed when a fire swept through a rooming house and By Linda Stowell plenty of tables in the post office apartment building died of smoke inhalation, a The Associated Press lobby so travelers can do their brighter picture &STATE spokesman for the state medical examiner’s for other TV news outlets own cards. office said. BETHLEHEM. Conn. - Ev­ “I set aside time each day, New Haven police Capt. Carl Giannotti said By Steve Fecia Any local news department is where it counts. I think recently ery Christinas, a tiny post office and during the peak periods I No comment on charges Sunday the identities of the victims would be The Associated Press guided by the philosophy of its the other stations in the market released Monday. Fire officials said the bodies in a town tucked away in have someone help do the of state’s budget STORRS (AP) — University of Connecticut news director and Burke says his have backed off going live for northwest Connecticut receives cachets,” he said. “People were burned beyond recognition. HARTFORD - The three focus will be local news, which he live’s sake ... now it's very President John T. Casteen III is declining to Two firefighters were also injured in the blaze bundles of mail from all over appreciate it — they send me comment on allegations that he deliberately network-affiliate television sta­ defines as “a heightened sense of reasonable and used when neces­ thank you. notes and Christmas By Judd Everhart even likely that the increases that engulfed the two buildings early Saturday tions in Connecticut will soon be localism.” sary and that’s what we plan to the world. would be effective April 1. tried to destroy the reputations of two microbiol­ The envelopes are usually cards.” The Associated Press morning. getting some new competition in “It’s what’s happening in our do." he said. Up until that point, Milano and ogists at the UConn Health Center. Christmas cards, and the DeCarlo, who also adds staff The fire, which started around 1:30 a.m. the local news sweepstakes. own backyards. I think Hart­ Local news, no matter what HARTFORD - A University of O’Neill had gone only as far as The two scientists — Richard C. Tilton, Saturday in the city’s Hill section, is being sender is asking the postmaster during December, said he director of the health center’s microbiology WTIC-TV, Channel 61 in Hart­ ford’s got a number of real good gadgetry you have, does rely on a to please stamp a cachet hears from stamp collectors Connecticut economist who saying it would be extremely investigated as an arson because a flammable ford, has hired W. Vincent Burke, stories going on and crime highly-trained professional staff difficult to balance the 1989-90 division, and Raymond W. Ryan, the division’s bearing the words “Bethlehem, annually who want to see the served Gov. William A. O’NeiH’s liquid may have been used to ignite the blaze. a man with an impressive broad­ certainly is one of the them. But I and Burke’s says he has some two predecessors says Connecti­ budget without tax increases. The associate director — were accused by .state New Haven Fire Capt. John Rourke said. Connecticut” on the envelopes. Bethlehem postmark because it investigators in October of systematically cast news background, to put think a news operations like ours specific standards in mind. is unique. cut’s fiscal future is nowhere near state has not had a General fund togther a local news organization can afford to get in and find out Besides the bundles of mail, tax increase since 1983, although diverting tens of thousands of dollars in state “I’m really looking for people thousands of people travel to DeCarlo, who has been in as bleak as the O’Neill adminis­ Protest against pastor and is looking toward early next why some things are happening tration is trying to make it sound. Transportation Fund revenues, money for their personal use. who have a sense of their Bethlehem each December to Bethlehem since May 1987, said Tilton’s lawyer, Charles A. Bauer of New year to make a mark in the highly and do it locally,” he said. UConn economics Professor such as the gas tax and motor BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Hundreds of dissident While not wishing to criticize community, who know the mail their holiday cards from he thought he was prepared last Britain, said in a statement i.ssued Friday that competitive Hartford-New year during his Christmas Paul Weiner, who served on the vehicle fees, have gone up to pay parishioners, carrying banners and singing Haven television market. the other television news outlets market and who are competent Bethlehem, so they receive the Casteen was trying “to ignore the facts and (to) journalists. We also want people Bethlehem postmark. season. Council of Economic Advisors for for road and bridge repairs. hymns, turned out at St. Michael the Archangel “The challenge to do news in - WFSB-TV, Channel 3, Hart­ Govs. Thomas J. Meskill, a Milano said that for 1989-90, identify scapegoats to divert attention” from the Church to protest a new pastor they claim ford; WTNH-TV, Channel 8. New who have television experience, “Last year, I received Christ­ “But it was more than I broader troubles plaguing the university and its this market is enormous. We’re expected,” he said. “The em­ Republican, and Ella T. Grasso, a revenue from the sals tax, which threatens the church’s Polish character. going to get the opportunity to put Haven; and WVIT-TV, Channel but we really want to have people mas cards from people request­ satellite health center in Farmington. who know what news is,” he said. ing cachets from people in 40 ployees said, ‘You’re not going Democrat, dismissed as unrealis­ annually produces about a quar­ Despite the freezing temperatures on Sunday, a newscast on the air that’s not 30 in Hartford — Burke does say tic the administration's estimate ter of what the state needs to keep Casteen declined comment. about 300 people rallied for about 30 minutes Burke says that while most different states and five coun­ to believe this.’ Personally, I Ryan’s lawyer, Paul J . McQuillan of New bound by conventional wisdom,” they might have lost some of their that the gap between spending for running, would grow just 5.2 outside church clutching banners bearing directors say they never have tries," said Robert C. DeCarlo, think it’s good for the town.” Britain, sought to distance himself from the Burke said in a recent interview. local focus. current services next year and percent. For 1988-89, the growth statements in Polish and English and singing enough people, he will have Bethlehem postmaster. “We Bethlehem’s 2,800 residents accusations against Casteen. Burke, who comes to WTIC-TV “Local news operations have are proud of their name and revenue from existing taxes rate is expected to be 8 percent. Polish hymns as well as "God Bless America.” from WHAS-TV in Louisville, expanded their market size to “enough to be competitive and must be pretty close to the have all the bases adequately promote the town as the would be $882 million. Milano said he was ordered by The parishoners, angered over the appoint­ Ky., where he was vice president include practically the lower 48 busiest post office in the state. ’' Cocaine arrests made covered.” The cachet tradition began in “Christmas Town.” “That is a ridiculous figure,” O’Neill to come up with a plan for ment of the Rev. John Bambol. latercarried their of news, says that doesn’t mean states. We’re going to heighten reducing the $882 million figure, 1938 when a postmaster made a A Christmas Town Festival is Weiner said in an interview at HAMDEN (AP) — A rip in an overnight protest to St. Augustine’s Cathedral, which viewers will find an unusual the sense of localism.” WTIC-TV is planning to kick off through a combination of tax rubber stamp showing a simple held annually, a tradition that week’s end. “You can’t take that envelope containing suspected cocaine led to the houses the offices of diocese’s newly installed approach to news. The use of satellite trucks and its newscast by the end of March, increases and spending cuts. Christmas tree topped with a began in 1979 when Memorial number seriously. arrest of two men on drug possession charges. bishop, the Most Rev. Edward Egan. “That’s not to say we’re going satellite uplink equipment has and in the meantime, it wants to O’Neill said late last week that star and message: “From the Hall, the place where many “What usually happens is, they Hamden police said. to be radically different but we’re allowed the state network affil­ get the word out. Little Town of Bethlehem ... local dances and events were say things are bad and then, when he would wait to comment further The arrests were made Saturday after UConn post filled not going to be large enough to iates to broadcast live from “We’re the best-kept secret. Christmas Greetings.” held, burned to the ground. The they don’t turn out as bad as they on the budget until Milano "has 26-year-old Spencer Colquitt picked up the have a lot of the encumberances virtually anywhere in the coun­ We’re the best televison secret in worked his will with that particu­ town decided to re-build it and said, that makes them look envelope at a Hamden post office. Police said the STORRS (AP) — Anthony S Brown, chief that bigger operations have deve­ try, including the recent national New England, without a doubt. Designs for the cachets have lar number.” the festival was one of the better,” the professor said. envelope had been sent from Florida. Colquitt executive officer of the Covenant Insurance Co., loped over the years and maybe political conventions. People in Hartford and New been contributed by area ar­ The governor will present the fund-raisers. "They have a problem, but not as and Darryl Johnson. 26. both of Hamden, were in has been named the University of Connecticut’s some bad habits,” he said. Burke said his operation also Haven will be surprised to learn tists, children and residents. 1989-90 budget to the General Sheldon Smith Sr., chairman bad as they’re saying.” a car with Florida license plates when police first vice president for university relations and Burke, who also once was vice will depend on high technology, that there is a station so active But people want more than Assembly in February. of this year’s festival and owner Last week, O’Neill’s budget stopped them at the entrance ramp to Route 15 development. president of news of the five ABC but will use a specific standard. and so community committed. cachets — they want the chief, Anthony V. Milano, made In the meantime, the state is Part of Brown’s job will be “to focus on “We’ve got to use it and we It’s Connecticut’s only locally- Bethlehem postmark too. Many of the town’s Christmas Shop, shortly after leaving the post office, according to network-owned television sta­ said 10,000 people come to the the $882 million estimate, the first still anticipating a deficit for the management issues between the university and tions from 1982 to 1985, says his want to use it, but want to use it owned television station.” of them travel to Bethlehem current year of $116 million. Sgt. Jack Kennelly. town annually for the sleigh time the administration had Postal inspectors had notified Hamden police private foundations becau.se of some audit move into Hartford is not a step annually with theircards, while acknowledged there was any reports related to the health center that have others send their cards in rides, hay rides, the 100 exhib­ on Friday after they noticed what appeared to be down. its, concerts and other events serious problem for 1989-90. been much in the news.” John T. Casteen III, “This is a big market. This is a boxes, and ask DeCarlo and his AP photo Fuel oil spill cocaine through a rip in the envelope. held over the festival weekend. As Michael B. Levin of the Kennelly said the gram of pure cocaine would UConn’s president said Saturday. major-league market in every Yale band will march employees to put postmarks on Connecticut Public Expenditure In October, a report by state Attorney General them. STAMP OF APPROVAL — Robert C. D eC rIo. Called “Follow the Star To have a street value of up to $7,000 after it was sense of the word ... unquestiona­ Bethlehem,” the profits from Council put it, the administration closes 1-84 Joseph I. Lieberman and state auditors said that bly, there is an enormous news Bethlehem postmaster, prepares to hand stamp 6njbof diluted. DeCarlo said between Dec. 1 the festival are used to to keep and the Democratic-controlled The two men were released on $5,000 bond each hundreds of thousands of dollars in state funds challenge. It’s really exciting to in Bush inauguration and Dec. 24 last year, the postal General Assembly had engaged CHESHIRE (AP) — A tractor the thousands of pieces of mail that come through his Memorial Hall operating. Each for a court appearance Jan. 5. had been improperly diverted info the private be with a small company that’s employees put postmarks on in a ’’ 10-month denial” that there trailer truck spilled 7.500 gallons town each year at Christmastime, a tradition begun 50 year a special ornament with University of Connecticut Foundation Inc. and getting bigger, rather than with a NEW HAVEN (AP) - The Yale Duffy said the band will have 188,085 pieces of mail. So far in was anything wrong. of fuel oil onto Interstate 84 into the private bank accounts of some faculty years ago. “Christmas Town, Bethlehem, Fire destroys chapel big company that’s shrinking,” University Concert Band will be 120 steps of glory as it passes by 1988, the post office has put CT,“ is made and sold. This, despite the administra­ shutting down a two-mile stretch members at the UConn Health Center. he said. postmarks on about 182,000 tion’s use of more than $370 of highway for four hours, state marching to a different tune when the reviewing stand. At a pre-set Smith said more than 100 CHESHIRE (AP) — Fire officials are Channel 61 is owned by Chase it performs during the presiden­ cadence of 112 steps per minute pieces of mail in the 11-month people will travel to come here. days each week from Dec. 3 to rhiilion in one-shat revenue sour­ police said. volunteers work on the festival investigating a blaze that left six meTnbers of the Train station celebrated Broadcasting, the group owner of tial inaugural parade in January. that means 64 seconds. period. They come from all over Dec. 23, he said. DeCarlo and each year. ces to balance the 1988-89 election Michael J. Tede.sco, 39, of Franciscan Sisters of the Eucharist homeless WTIC AM-FM in Hartford and an “We double in one month Connecticut, New York and year budget that was 11 percent Southbury. was entering the As the concert band passes the his employees will stamp the “This is a close-knit town,” when it tore through a 15-room house and NEW LONDON (AP) - The 100th birthday of AM-FM operation in Stamford. While it’s more accustomed to reviewing stand it will strike up a what we do all year,” DeCarlo Massachusetts." cachets and postmarks on higher than the previous year. highway from Route 70 in Che­ Smith said. “It’s a good town adjoining chapel, officials said. the Union Railroad Station, spared from a Channel 6l's plans call for such events as the 375th anniver­ medley of Yale songs including said. “It’s amazing how far The post office is open seven cards for free and provide for volunteerism.” Those one-shot sources in­ shire at 9:39 a.m. Saturday when No one was in the Pope Paul VI Center when the wrecker’s ball 17 years ago and rejuvenated with putting its news gathering efforts sary of Bermuda’s founding or cluded $74 million from the he lost control of the truck, state “Bulldog,” “Boola Boola,” fire started around 8 a.m. Sunday, said Sister a $1.5 million cash infusion, is being celebrated. into a daily 10 p.m. newscast, the 75th anniversary of the Boy “Good Night Poor Harvard,” and budget reserve, or rainy day police Dispatcher Betsy Brennan Mary Richards, a member of the organization. The train station was one of .several built by which Burke says has proven Scouts in England, the concert fund, which was supposed to be said. The vehicle, owned by SOS “Here’s to Good Old Yale.” The six sisters were attending church services railroad barons before the turn of the century to successful elsewhere. band will travel to Washington to The concert band will not be used strictly to pay off deficits. Inc, of Watertown and carrying when the fire started, she said. mark the dawn of a newera in transporation “Ten o’clock is a great time for march in the parade at the Also used was $63 million pre­ fuel oil, rolled over and blocked alone in the parade. There will be Compensation program in troubie The fire began in one comer of the center and which was eventually eclipsed by the airline news. Very few poeple want to inauguration of Yale alumnus 52 bands, 22 equestrian units, 113 viously earmarked for early debt all three westbound lanes, Bren­ swept across the structure into a 50-seat chapel. industry. stay up ’til 11 o’ clock and who George Bush on Jan 20. retirement, $29 million from a nan said. other marching units and floats Richard said. New London Landmarks and Union Station appointed 11 o’clock as the news each vying for a space on the HARTFORD (AP) — State employees. State managers and experts for the state can not only be property tax relief fund and the The highway was shut down Associates Sunday celebrated the station’s “We are going to be classy,” ■ The state provides no com­ “It was burned to the ground, the only thing hour? Some programming per­ 1.6-mile parade route. officials say they have no control argue that Connecticut’s unique hazardous, but fatal. At least five use of the remaining $207 million while members of the Cheshire centennial and the conclusion of its final stage of son way back in the 1950s and it’s said Thomas Duffy, who will lead over the state worker’s compen­ prehensive and coordinated benefit encourages workers to that will remain will be the foundation,” the band. death claims have been filed over in the Educational Excellence Fire Department and the state Richards said of the center which opened in renovation. never changed. Ten o’clock news­ Connecticut has three entries in sation program which has grown accident-prevention and safety­ stay home rather than go back to the past 18 months. Fund. Department of Environmental The two groups scheduled a catered party, with the parade including the 1st more than 3,500 percent in the training program. December 1987. casts a re gathering big audiences The co n cert band ’s 135 work, especially if the worker is An examination of injury Milano's announcement also Protection cleaned up the spill, guided tours, music and continuous showings of and they’ve proven their worth in members will be clad in Yale’s Company pf the Governor’s Foot past 15 years, according to a ■ There is no overall effective Richards said sisters were able to salvage the employed in a stressful job at a claims and interviews with marked the first time the admin­ Brennan said. Westbound traffic an award-winning documentary on the main major markets and its about time blue blazers, gray slacks or Guard of East Lyme and the 1st published report. program that provides less stren­ state institution where overtime chapel’s alter, tabnernacle and sacristy light workers reveals a litany of istration had said tax increases was diverted onto Route 70, she renovations done 12 years ago. that Hartford had a crack at skirts, white shirts and dark blue Company of the Governor’s The Hartford Courant, in a uous jobs for injured employees is frequent and the patients or stand. twisted backs, broken bones, would be required and that it was said. one,” Burke said. ties. Horse Guard of Avon. copyright story Sunday, reported so they can return to work more inmates aggressive. nerve damage and psychological on a four-month investigation quickly. Furthermore, workers who trauma. that found that the program is ■ Workers who file fraudulent choose to defraud the state have Because of a move to reduce the plagued by a history of bungling claims are rarely caught or little to fear, because the chances restraining and medication of and resistance to reform. punished. they will be caught are slim, the patients, workers say their jobs New Trident sub joins fleet BOB’S CHRISTMAS WEEK HOURS: With 52,000 employees, the In addition, state managers say newspaper reported. have become more dangerous. state of Connecticut is the state’s the biggest flaw in the program is Because the state has no For example, the 3,200 or so NEW LONDON (AP) - The Sen. Albert Gore Jr., D-Tenn., other Trident base is in Washing­ Mon. thru Fri. 10*9:30, Christmas Eve 10-6, Closed Christmas Day largest employer and carries an a benefit that can pay more to an systematic program for investi- workers at the state’s two largest sixth ship to bear the name and Tennessee Gov. Ned ton state. even larger load in terms of injured employee for staying out ^gating questionable claims — institutions for the mentally HOT&SPKY! Tennessee has joined the nation’s MeWherter also attended the Tridents are the Navy’s largest job-related injury. More than one than for returning to work. 'currently the state investigates retarded, Southbury and Mans­ fleet and soon will be equipped ceremonies. and most powerful weapon. They injury for every four state em­ Under Connecticut law, many less than 1 percent of all claims — field, represent only 6 percent of with the most powerful nuclear “The mission of the Tennessee are 560 feet long and displace ployees was claimed last year, state employees can qualify for state official have no idea how the state's work force, but they weapons ever put to sea by the we commission today is to keep 18,700 tons when submerged. more than 2‘/i times the rate of 100 percent of their salary, tax much fraud and abuse there may accounted for a fourth of the Navy. that peace. It is the work of Each is equipped with 24 missiles private industry, the newspaper free, if they are hurt in the line of be. The Courant reported. 17,000 injury claims from July The USS Tennessee was com­ statesm en and summits to and staffed with a crew of 157 reported. duty. The benefit was intended Figures indicate that working 1987 through August 1988. missioned during ceremonies strengthen the peace if they can: men. Gift CertificatesK The program's costs over the for state employees in hazardous Saturday at the Naval Under­ to broaden it, to deepen it,” Baker The Tennessee is the sixth last 10 years have increased at jobs who, it was reasoned, should water Systems Center, becoming said. “And my friends, the vessel to bear the state’s name. seven times the rate of the receive greater benefits. the nation’s ninth Trident missile­ summits have gone far in recent The previous vessels named the programs for federal employees, HOTtUtKCUl firing submarine. days, in recent months, in recent Tennessee were a Confederate three times the rate for private About 1,200 people braved years to finding our way out of the sidewheeler, a Confederate iron­ businesses in Connecticut and at Car repair problems bitter cold and biting winds to shadow of world-ending war.” clad ram, a steam frigate, an least eight times the rate for attend the ceremonies. Nearly In addition to be the nation’s armored cruiser and a World War municipal governments. likely to get worse 100 anti-nuclear weapons protes­ newest nuclear-powered subma­ II battleship. State Department of Adminis­ ters also gathered outside the rine, the Tennessee also is the The battleship survived the 20% off PROVIDENCE. R I, (AP) - If trative Services officials who first designed to fire potent attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, getting your imported car fixed is m & H E J u m r ! gates of the Naval Underwater now thru Christmas Eve! oversee the program acknowl­ a hassle now. just wait: It could Systems Center for a peaceful Trident 2 missiles. The missiles 1941, and members of that crew edge that there are shortcomings, get worse. demonstration. have a range of 6,000 miles, and were among the guests at Satur­ Buy a ^10 Gift Certificate for only *8.00! saying no one has complete Members of the Coalition to each multiple warhead can strike day’s commissioning. 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Charities in many communities Minneapolis, Detroit and Iowa’s ringers could be mustered. department is 21 percent black VIENNA, Austria (AP) - PLO old twins Philip and Paul its 13-year ban on official contacts meetings after lunch, said the Journalists who say contributions of money, clo­ cities were having a more diffi­ In New York, the Volunteers of and Hispanic, compared to 29 chief Yasser Arafat said today he Malone was not challenged T wants U.N. help in getting Israel with the PLO after Arafat re­ attended a news briefing closed to non-Indian Vietnamese troops go home thing, toys and food are at least cult time. And in the West, America is pulling in more money percent for the city’s until this summer, though the nounced terrorism and accepted reporters. Phoenix and Tucson, Ariz., from major donors and mail population. to join Middle East peace efforts, BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — Six divisions of keeping pace with last year and Malones have been with the Israel’s right to exist. Gandhi’s five-day visit marks the first time an should pick up this week before showed drops, while Denver and contributors, but its sidewalk “ It’s a very serious situa­ but he said Palestinians will not Vietnamese troops in Cambodia headed toward department for 10 years. They The PLO chief said the the Indian leader has come to China since 1954, when Salt Lake City charities said their Santa campaign is not doing as tion,” said City Councilman stop their uprising in the Israeli- their homeland, a news agency said Monday, in Christmas. were suspended from the de­ dialogue in Tunis was "positive, his grandfather Jawalharlal Nehru came to But in other cities, contribu­ contributions were on target. well as had been expected, said Bruce C. Bolling, who is black occupied territories. what Vietnam has described as a weeklong partment without pay in August substantial and we will carry on.” Beijing. tions have dropped, hampered by In Dallas, the Dallas Morning John Hartman, the group’s devel­ and who represents a predomi­ His visit was seen as part of his operation to withdraw 18,000 more soldiers. for allegedly misrepresenting U.S. officials have indicated The last time Chinese and Indian leaders met cold weather, a shortage of bell News Charities reported its drive opment director. nantly black section of the city. campaign to drum up interna­ The Vietnamese say the latest pullout ending their race as a minority. They that a continuation of the talks was in 1960, wfien Premier Chou Enlai went to ringers, shopping malls that was ahead of last year’s pace, but “ I’m not sure I know why we Bolling had asked Mayor Ray­ tional backing for a Mideast Thursday will complete withdrawal of about are awaiting an appeal of their will not continue until President­ New Dehli. Two years later, India and China banish fund-raisers from entran- the Salvation Army said its cash have a shortage” of Santas, he mond Flynn to conduct a full peace conference under U.N. 50,000 of their soldiers from Cambodia this year. case in the state Supreme elect George Bush takes office fought a war over the border and China occupied ■ces, weak local economies, or donations are down, part of the said. “ But it is a grueling job. The investigation of minority hiring auspices. Cambodia’s Prime Minister Hun Sen said Friday Judicial Court. Jan. 20. a large chunk of Indian territory. even a drain on givers from continuing impact of the oil bust. Santas are usually out on the after the Malone case was Arafat, speaking to reporters at that it will leave another 50,000 Vietnamese As a result, the racial back­ After his comments at the campaign contributions earlier Money is tight in oil-linked sidewalk from 8:30 in the morn­ publicized. Vienna’s Schwechat airport, si­ troops still in Cambodia. grounds of 36 other firefighters PHILIP MALONE PAUL MALONE airport, Arafat went to meet Oklahoma City, too, Maj. Ralph ing to 8:30 or 9 o’clock at night, in “ The Malone brothers char­ destepped a question as to The soldiers have been fighting Cambodian this year. have been investigated, accord­ Chancellor Franz Vranitzky. Efforts to aid the victims of the Morrel of the Salvation Army all kinds of weather.” acterized themselves as black whether the Palestine Liberation Marcos leaves hospital guerrillas since Vietnam invaded Cambodia in ing to department officials. . . . awaiting appeal of their case He arrived from Cairo, where said last week, when collections and took two positions that Organization would continue late 1978 and installed the Heng Samrin earthquake in Soviet Armenia Eleven firefighters, most who he conferred with Egyptian Pres­ HONOLULU (AP) — Deposed Philippine were running about $50,000 below should have gone to minori­ armed resistance against Israeli government. Vietnam says it will withdraw all its appear to be having an impact on The presidential campaign identified themselves as His­ brothers) want their jobs The controversy over their authorities. ident Hosni Mubarak. President Ferdinand Marcos, who contends he is domestic giving in some cities, what they were a year ago at the drain has been a problem, said back.” ties,” he said. too ill to travel for arraignment on racketeering soldiers by 1990 and leave the fighting to Heng panic, now face hearings but claims to be black arose earlier “ You mean resistance,” he On Sunday, a senior Arafat but not in others, say spokesmen same time. fund-raisers in Southern Califor­ Corbett said the department charges, will remain under round-the-clock care Samrin’s forces. are still working. The twins first applied to the this year when the twins took said several times. “ Our people adviser said Bush has a better for the Salvation Army, Ameri­ “ I understand from a lot of nia, where Salvation Army dona­ the lieutenant’s exam and changed its guidelines after the The Police Department was Fire Department in 1975, identi­ will definitely continue their grasp of the Arab-Israeli conflict for congestive heart failure, his doctors said. can Red Cross, Volunteers of merchants that people aren’t tions for the eight-county region scored well, said Fire Depart­ Malone brothers were sus­ An ambulance took Marcos home Sunday from investigated as well, but no fying themselves as white. But intefadeh,” a reference to the than any U.S. leader since Eight Miami cops suspended America, United Way, food banks spending as much money,” he are running 15 percent behind their scores on the state civil pended, with incoming firefigh­ the hospital, where his doctors said medication evidence of suspected minority ment spokesman Matthew Palestinian uprising in the West Richard Nixon and offers im­ and other charities. said. “ And when they spend their 1987 rate. Corbett. ters now required to furnish misrepresentation was found. service exam were too low on Bank and Gaza Strip. proved hopes for a peace and rest had controlled the life-threatening MIAMI (AP) — Three Miami narcotics In Massachusetts, with an money, they give it away. When “ The fact of the matter is that When state civil service offi­ more documentation about A review of the city School the grading curve for accep­ His comment came a day after settlement. ailment. detectives suspended following the fatal beating Armenian population estimated the merchants have a good year, we usually suffer every four tance into the department. cials returned the list of scores, their racial background. Department is ongoing. Salah Khalaf, the second-in- Hassan, a co-founder of the A court-appointed doctor concluded in late of a suspected drug dealer were on a police at more than 60,000, most charity we have a good year.” years when there’s an election,’ They took the test again two the brothers were identified as The state criteria for deter­ The Malones, who live in command in Arafat’s Fatah PLO PLO’s dominant Fatah faction, October that Marcos was well enough to travel. It department list of officers frequently involved in officials said it is too early to tell In Minneapolis, contributions said Russell Prince, the army’s years later and this time black. mining who should be desig­ suburban Milton, have refused faction, made clear the PLO does said in an interview in Tunis that was not known whether Marcos’ hospitalization violent arrests, according to a report published whether that has cut into local to both Catholic Charities and the director of development in South­ identified themselves as black. Corbett and Fire Commis­ nated as black for minority today. to discuss their case publicly on not intend to abandon the use of he expects Bush or James Baker, would affect a court order requiring a trip to New giving. Salvation Army are flagging. ern California. “ We got hurt in the advice of their attorneys. They later explained that their sioner Leo Stapleton, who both hiring purposes involves a force. the designated secretary of state, York for an arraignment. Detectives Pablo Camacho, Ronald Sinclair But at the American Red Cross, “ Our suspicion is that there’s a ’84, but we’ve seen it this year mother told them in 1976 that worked with the Malones in a three-part test: visual identifi­ They both are working at other "Reagan may stop his govern­ to make a clear policy statement Asked Sunday if the court would order another and Nathaniel Veal Jr. were named in a July 1988 the tragedy appears to have lot more competition for the more than ever. They’ve gotten their maternal great­ station house, have said they cation; documentary evidence: jobs but hope to return to the ment’s dialogue with the PLO on the Middle East peace process examination because of Marcos’ hospitalization, “ Early Warning System” memo, which lists prompted an across-the-board charity dollar. A lot of social more sophisticated in their direct grandmother was black. At the never knew the Malones had and evidence that the individu­ Fire Department. Their wives, now if he thinks he will be able to soon after the inauguration. a spokesman for U.S. Attorney Rudolph officers who have five or more extraordinarily increase in giving, said Philip service programs are going after mail fund-raising techniques and time, documentation was not been hired as minorities until als consider themselves minor­ Marsha and Janet, have spoken stop our attacks against Israeli Giuliani’s office in New York said that he would violent arrests in two years. The Miami Herald Schuyler, manager of operations, money because of all the cut­ it’s hurt us this year more than briefly with reporters. required to back up their claim. they saw the indications on the ity in the community. Boston military targets,” Khalaf said have no comment. reported. planning and development in backs for welfare.” said Robert ever.” “ It all comes down to who By 1978, when the twins got lieutenant’s exams. uses the first two parts. Sunday in Abu Dhabi, United Man is killed Marcos left St. Francis Medical Center in a The men were among eight taken off duty with says who is black and how black their jobs, there was a minority “ They look like ... 6-2 white "Part of the problem is that Arab Emirates. stretcher Sunday afternoon. He didn’t acknowl­ pay during the investigation of the beating death preference plan for hiring in guys, Irish guys, maybe a little it’s never really been defined do you have to be," said Marsha It was an apparent reaction to edge reporters’ questions as he was wheeled to an of Leonardo “ Cano” Mercado, police said. effect and their scores appar­ German because they have just what a minority is,” said Malone, Philip Malone’s wife, the United States’ statement in hotel fire ambulance. Camacho, whose eight “ Early Warning” ently were sufficient for them to blond hair,” said Corbett. Corbett. ” We need to determine Homosexual Catholic group recently. “ We’re trying to be Friday that any PLO terrorist Doctors said Marcos’ health had improved incidents was the second highest of the 22 officers optimistic because they (the be hired as minorities. Boston instituted a minority just what is a minority.” acts would derail U.S.-PLO talks SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) - since he was admitted to the hospital Dec. 9, but on the list, had reputedly been targeted for in Tunisia. Frequent fire alarms may have his heart condition would require a doctor’s assassination under a contract taken out by The PLO serves as an umbrella left some residents off guard supervision. Mercado, police said. protests eviction by church organization for eight guerrilla when fire swept through a down­ factions which sometimes fight town residential hotel, killing one by their refusal to endorse church Marines probe a death in the desert among themselves or launch person and critically injuring SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A vice, the Rev. Bob Arpin, who has teaching that homosexuality is independent attacks on Israeli another, a survivor said. group of homosexual Roman AIDS, said the ouster challenged immoral. SAN BERNARDINO. Calif. Bagdad, less than a mile from old blistering wasteland. targets. “ We’re so used to it,” said Panel urges higher salaries, Catholics and their supporters the group to accept persecution Jim Lonergan of Dignity told (AP) — Not far from where Highway 66 and just north of the “ It is beautiful and unforgiving Arafat said he came to Austria Helena M.B. TeleRado, a hair­ sang songs and prayed during a as Christ did. the congregation “ to stay would Marine Lance CpI. Jason Rother boundary of the sprawling Twen- country,” Ringhofer said. “ for more support in the direction dresser and Id-year resident of march to protest their eviction “ To us, God is giving the holy have meant for us to accept ended his heroic march throqgh tynine Palms Marine training Peck defended the Marines’ of peace ... for the process of the Momingside Hotel. “ The fire from the last parish church in a task for being in this world filled self-hatred and self-doubt.” the scorching Mojave Desert lies base, about 125 miles east of Los initial failed search for Rother, peace” in the Middle East. alarms are always going on, and major U.S. city in which they with hatred, prejudice and death independence for health unit The local Dignity branch had the shimmering ribbon of old Angeles. citing the use of about 1,700 Asked how he wants to bring the they turn it off.” were allowed to meet. to teach the world to love again,” sponsored a Mass at St. Boniface Route 66. “ He covered approximately 17 people! aided by aircraft, ther­ Israelis in the process, Arafat Fire Chief Luther Taylor said Holding hands, singing tradi­ Arpin said. “ We, whose love we WASHINGTON (AP) - A for 15 years, but Archbishop John He nearly made it. miles,” Ringhofer said. “ He mal heat imaging devices and the said, “ through the United Nations Sunday’s fire was apparently the sense of making the intramu­ by salary increases ranging from tional church hymns and carry­ are told is perverted.” review panel today recom­ R. Quinn on Dec. 3 banned the Assigned to traffic duties dur­ made a heroic effort, and he expertise of desert survival and through the support o f .... all started by a discarded match in a ral (NIH research) program 50 to 300 percent. ing crosses and lighted candles, To cheers and applause, Arpin mended higher salaries and group from all church property ing night desert maneuvers on almost succeeded. experts. people who are looking for real third-floor apartment. free-standing and self- about 500 people marched a mile told the crowd it was sending “ a greater independence for top ■ That the NIH director re­ after Sunday. Aug. 31, Rother was to have been “ He had to see the highway. ’The real issue in the case, he just peace in the Middle East.” Robert Ziker, the hotel’s owner, supporting, is undesirable and from St. Boniface Church afteran clear message to the church in scientists at the National Insti­ ceive a $25 million discretionary Quinn said a special Mass at St. picked up by 1 p.m. You can’t miss it.” said, was how Rother was left He said he had expected Israel identified the dead man as Julius impractical.” “ exodus service” to St. Mary’s Rome; Like us or not, we are your tutes of Health, the government's fund to be used to respond quickly Mary’s Cathedral on Sunday A communications foul-up left At the last, suffering from heat unaccounted for, for nearly two to reject his offer for direct talks Wood, a resident whose body was “ None of the common forms of Cathedral on Sunday night. sons and daughters, your priests chief research arm in the fight to research needs without the “ The church has been my evenings would be offered as an and nuns, your faithful ones. We him stranded with three canteens exhaustion and dehydration, days. with the PLO, made during a found in a fourth-floor apartment. privatization would be as likely to against AIDS, cancer and other current requirement of review by alternative for the Dignity of water, some dry rations and a Rother took off his ciothes and “ The (commandant’s) investi­ speech in Geneva last week. Police said the victim was 49. sustain the vitality of the re­ father, my family, for much of are the church.” HHS. branch’s 350 regular members. poncho to protect him from the neatly folded them. He neatly gation is to try and determine how “ But sooner or later they will major diseases. search effort as would a more my life, particularly after my Monsignor Patrick J. O’Shea, a Police identified the critically Catholic officials across the Mojave Desert, where tempera­ folded his poncho. He was proba­ did all this happen,” Peck said. discover that peace is more The committee of the National modest restructuring,” the re­ ■ That a personnel “ demon­ physical family rejected me for spokesman for Quinn, said San injured man as Philip Scott, 39. country have ousted Dignity tures soar beyond 110 degrees. bly delirious. “ It has never happened before important for them than anything Academy of Sciences also recom­ port said. Some changes, it said, stration project” be authorized being gay,’’ said sobbing Francisco’s Dignity was the groups from parish churches in Nearly two days passed before “ He removed all his clothing, and we don’t want it to happen else,” he added. He was being treated for bums at mended against turning NIH into “ are absolutely necessary if the by Congress to give NIH flexibil­ marcher Jeff Koerner, 31. “ Now group’s last branch in a major South Bend Memorial Hospital. nearly 40 cities during the last two a search for the 19-year-old all his gear. He walked away and again.” Israel considers the PLO a an independent agency or farm­ program is to continue to be an ity in salaries, benefits and hiring I’m doubly an orphan.” American city that was still being years because of the 1986 reaffir­ Marine began. wandered,” Ringhofer said. “ At Last week, Rother was buried terrorist organization and go­ The hospital also admitted a ing its projects out to private important component of the na­ practices. This would include a Leaders of Dignity — a 20-year- allowed to use church facilities. mation by the Vatican that The Marine Corps is investigat­ that point, it was over.” with full military honors at Fort vernment officials have made resident for smoke inhalation and companies. tion’s biomedical research limit on personnel costs, instead old organization of homosexual Dignity services are being held in homosexuality is an “ intrinsic ing the delay and why Rother was The case is an unwanted first in Snelling National Cemetery near clear they will not change their another for a broken ankle. Both The report said research at effort.” of a ceiling on the number of Catholics with 100 chapters and churches in a few small cities in evil” and is incompatible with stranded by his unit of the 2nd an arm of the services that prides his hometown, Minneapolis.' stance despite Friday’s first NIH makes “ invaluable contribu­ NIH is a confederation of 12 positions, so NIH would have 5,000 members nationwide — United States, but neither the were in stable condition. St. Catholic dogma. Marine Division based at Camp itself on taking care of its own. Of “ He was proud of being a direct contacts between the Uni­ Joseph Medical Onter admitted tions to our knowledge and research institutes, each dedi­ more control over how its person­ portrayed their eviction as a gift church nor Dignity would identify At the final St. Boniface ser­ Lejeune, N.C. Those matters, as the tens of thousands of Marines Marine,” said his mother, Cece­ JASON ROTHER ted States and the PLO in 13 a woman in serious condition understanding of basic biological cated to different diseases, types nel dollars are spent. from God. It was brought about them. well as why Rother was posted who train every year at the lia King of Minneapolis. “ Every . . .left behind years. from smoke inhalation. process and their dysfunction in of disorders or speciality areas. alone, will be raised during Twentynine Palms Marine Corps time he came home, he presented disease,” but that this excellence The intramural research pro­ court-martial proceedings Air Ground Combat Center, him self to his friends in is threatened unless changes are gram combines findings from the against Rother’s superiors. Rother was the first lost to the uniform.” made in management and salary various institutes. “ The real issue is why it was 40 levels. 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PAY BY MAIL EMERGENCY THE Bootery E x it 64 off 1-84, Vernon Fire — Police — Medical The Manchester Herald Rt. 83 Talcottville, CT • 649-8040 DIAL 911 P O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 Open: Mon., Tuea., Wed., Sat. >: Nam to 5:34 pm. / Thun, li Fri. 4:30 am to 3 pm. 305 E. Center St., Manchester In Manchester » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Dec. 19. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Dec. 19. 1988 — 9 OPINION BUSINESS Ruling is Beware of Pillsbury agrees Ji/MP7o /7; w m ! ....THIS COURT 15 to $5.68 billion needed on H o p p tm / m m n peaceful ywRpa^ovR caucuses B o u rn e / ,.. interludes British takeover T'il By Ed Stych By Qeorge Qedda shares, had been tendered to It is probably a good thing that Republican The Associated Press Grand Met and not withdrawn. Pillsbury’s 15 board members Ronald Osella has asked the state Freedom of WASHINGTON - President-elect MINNEAPOLIS - The Pills­ urged stockholders to tender Information Commission to clarify the state’s Bush will take over next month during bury Co. gave up its 2'/i-month their shares to Grand Met. open meeting law as it concerns caucuses of a period of unusual international fight and agreed to a $5.68 billion “We are pleased that we have town directors. harmony, with both the Soviet Union takeover by British conglomer­ succeeded in protecting the inter­ and the Palestine Liberation Organi­ Anyone not trained in the law who reads ate Grand Metropolitan PLC, two ests of our shareholders, em­ zation sounding increasingly days after major courtroom ployees, franchisees and com­ Section 1-18 of the state’s Freedom of moderate. setbacks. munities, and that we have Information act might draw a conclusion that Foreign forces are likely to begin Grand Met will purchase all reached a negotiated agreement goes something like this: withdrawing from southern Africa outstanding shares of Pillsbury that works to the advantage of When the six Democratic directors get and Soviet troops should be about to common stock for $66 per share in everyone," said Philip L. Smith, together to decide what stand they are going conclude their scHeduled departure cash, $3 higher than Grand Met’s chairman and chief executive from Afghanistan. most recent tender offer, which officer of Pillsbury. to take on some public question, that session is These are good portents for Bush was made last week. Ian A. Martin, chief executive a "caucus,” and thus does not have to be held but history shows how ephemeral "The shareholders got much, of Grand Met’s U.S. operations, publicly. peaceful interludes can be. Just ask much more money than either the said Grand Met officials also are When the three Republican directors get Jimmy Carter. marketplace was offering or pleased with the agreement. together to decide their stand, it is also a It was just 10 years ago — in Piilsbury’s restructuring of­ “Pillsbury is the perfect fit to December 1978 — that Carter could fered,” Karl Cambronne, a law­ enable Grand Metropolitan to caucus and likewise can be held in private. look out at the world with an air of yer for dissident Pillsbury share­ achieve its strategy of becoming But when Democrats gather with their confidence, able to boast three foreign holders.“I think the shareholders a world leader in foods and chairman or with anybody else, it is a policy breakthroughs that won him did well.” retailing, as well as the drinks “meeting,” and must be held publicly. That is widespread, albeit temporary, Lawyers, investment bankers sector,” Martin said. admiration. apparenty because the Democratic directors and company officials worked out Grand Met’s products and Over a period of a few months. the deal’s details Saturday and services in the United States have enough votes to make a decision. Carter successfully guided the Pa­ Sunday, and Pillsbury’s board include ALPO Petfoods and Pea- When the Republican directors discuss town nama Canal treaties past a skeptical AP photo approved the deal Sunday rle Vision Centres. matters with anybody else it is not a caucus, Senate, reached agreement with afternoon. Pillsbury, which started as China on the establishment of diplo­ TUNNEL OF LIGHTS — John Wagner inspects a stack of nation's largest manufacturer of medium and heavy-duty according to a layman’s reading of the law. headlight bevels at a Navistar International Transporta­ trucks, has introduced 26 new truck models. On Friday, a judge in Deia- Pillsbury Flour Mills with a Parental leave is a good idea matic reiations and — his most ware, where Pillsbury is incorpo­ single flour mill in Minneapolis in But it is not a “meeting” either, and can be shining achievement — spurred the tion Corp. plant in Springfield, Ohio. Navistar, the held in private. next month — and they ought to be rated, said he would issue preli­ 1869, makes Pillsbury flour. By Robert Walters The bills with the best chances of Camp David breakthrough between minary injunctions today to Green Giant vegetables and a Thus, it seems that if a party wins an enacted because they provide assist­ approval by Congress next year would Egypt and Israel. ance many struggling families des­ invalidate Pillsbury’s “poison variety of other produ'^ts. In election, it cannot safely meet with its town AURORA. Ore. — When a child is perately need. give parents the right to take up to 10 At the end of 1978, Carter’s standing pill” takeover defense and tem­ addition to Burger King, it owns chairman. Somehow that does not seem right. born or adopted in Oregon, most weeks of unpaid leave every two years in the polls had risen to 50 percent, A real estate boom that went bust porarily block the company’s Benningan’s and Steak & Ale The proposed legislation has been in the event of a child. high by standards of the time, and he Perhaps it is a legal layman’s parents —both mothers and fathers — frustrated, in great measure, by planned spinoff of its Burger King restaurant chains. During the have the right to take almost three In addition, employees would be seemed destined for a second term in investors with great foresight nothing to some of these entrepre­ Corp. Grand Met requested the fiscal year that ended May 31, the oversimplification. unfair attacks from the business allowed to take as much as 13 or 15 the White House. By John Cuniff months of unpaid leave from their community, including allegations The Associated Press ride the real estate cycle to the neurs, developers and promoters rulings. company had nearly $6.2 billion in But in Manchester’s case, there are some work to care for the youngster. weeks of personal medical leave Then came 1979, a year which ranks top and get off, leaving the vast because they believed tax deduc­ Ruling in a separate lawsuit revenues. It employs 104,000 that government-mandated parental every year if they became seriously ill Business Mirror other factors to consider. The majority In addition, the parents have the leave “will devastate small busi­ among the most disastrous endured NEW YORK - Few things majority of investors to ride it tions, inflation and divine inter­ filed by dissident Pillsbury share­ people. Democrats have also gathered in caucuses right to be reinstated to their original and were unable to perform their jobs. by any president. The year began with back down. Hot markets cool vention would bail them out. holders, a Minnesota judge also Last month, Pillsbury an­ nesses and destroy the very jobs Advocates of the legislation cite reflect investment fads and the or an equivalent job upon their return, advocates seek to protect.” the ouster of the pro-Westem mo­ get-rich-quick mentality better common sense. They guessed quickly: big losses replace big The tax deductions were elimi­ temporarily blocked the Burger nounced it would make Burger with people paid to represent the town, to have all of their priorbenefits intact these examples of what happens to narchy in Iran and its replacement by namely attorneys Kevin O’Brien and Stephen But all of the bills seriously than the commercial real estate wrong on their real estate hopes. nated, inflation calmed down in King spinoff and said he probably King a separate company, com­ when their leaves ends and to use. employees without such protection: an avowedly anti-American Islamic the 1980s and the divine interven­ would invalidate the “pill.” plete with its own board of Penny. considered by Congress exempt the ■ A postal worker in California was market. ventures. So much overbuilding has oc­ during their three-month absence, small companies least capable of fundamentalist regime. It ended with There is something about this Real estate partnerships sold curred during the past few years ers became occupied elsewhere. Pillsbury decided to deal be­ directors and newly issued stock. O’Brien and Penny, who are both any paid leave or vacation time they denied a request to take a single week the seizure of American hostages in Only then did some investors cause the “pill,” its only bargain­ The spinoff was to occur today. sustaining operations while em­ of unpaid leave to help his wife after market that seems ripe for millions of people on the idea of that rents in some areas have Democrats, also met with Republican have accumulated. ployees are on leave — typically those Tehran and their detention for 444 exploitation. And, since so many cashing in on the big tax deduc­ actually fallen. In those areas, learn that real estate is a ing chip, was gone, said Stephen Leave for new parents is hardly a she gave birth to twins. days. says George Puskar, an author­ business. Carnes, an analyst with Piper directors to discuss negotiations with the radical notion, especially at a time with fewer than 25 to 50 workers. In ■ A hospital worker Washington Indeed, the takeover of the Ameri­ investors spy the opportunities tions of real estate. What a game: developers of the $70 million mall in addition, a General Accounting Office simultaneously they tend to the enterprise didn’t even have to ity, “real estate has actually been It isn’t, after all, like stocks and Jaffray & Hopwood in Economic job when many employees are members state had her maternity leave ap­ can embassy there was part of a subsidizing corporate America.” Minneapolis. Buckland. study concludes that only one of every proved in advance — but when she pattern of anti-American turmoil in knock each other off. Boom make a pretax profit. Tax deduc­ bonds, which have iiquid of already harried single-parent or 300 employees would be absent at any becomes bust. tions would be the profit. Puskar, chairman of Equitable markets. Hot real estate markets Pillsbury common stock was There is no indication that any town dual-income households. given time. sought to return to work she was told Islamic countries in the fall of 1979. In Real Estate Investment Manage­ trading at $39 a share the day may be filled But only four other states — Maine, that her job had been eliminated. the space of one month, the U.S. Some of the biggest institutions Then Congress removed the tax seem to be made up of all buyers, business was transacted at the gatherings or The Chamber of Commerce attemp­ in America have played the game deductions, suddenly causing the ment, observes that rents are the but in a flash they become before Grand Met launched its Minnesota, Rhode Island and Wiscon­ embassies in Iran, Libya and Pakis­ $60-per-share hostile takeover bid that any commitments were made. But surely ted to thwart the federal legislation by ■ A bakery worker in Pennsylvania and lost. real estate market to be one of second biggest expense for com­ markets of all sellers. The Sun sin — have laws requiring employers initially estimating its cost at a tan were attacked by mobs. panies — after payroll and Oct. 4. Pillsbury’s stock closed at HARTFORD (AP) - Stephen the directors discussed town business with to grant parental leave. Connecticut was warned he would lose his job if he Before the year was out, the Soviet Within the past 15 years, for many sellers and few buyers, a Belt experience illustrates. staggering $20 billion — but the GAO instance, large commercial situation that brings prices back benefits — and rents have been Puskar states the newer, busi­ 62‘A Friday on the New York B. Heintz. who as Connecticut’s people hired by the town to represent it. gives that right to state employees insisted upon taking one day off to be Union had invaded Afghanistan, Stock Exchange. commissioner of income mainte­ says the figure would be closer to $188 at a hospital when his daughter had a banks tried to manage commer­ to reality with a thud. flat or falling because of the nesslike approach: Why then could the attorneys not have only, while about a dozen other states million. starting a downward spiral in super­ “The price is fair,” Carnes nance won national recognition heart operation. He chose to be with cial properties and found the task Builders, themselves, are oversupply. "You want to position invest­ talked with all of the directors at the same mandate some kind of more limited Moreover, a federal law would power relations that wasn’t reversed required a lot more talent than among the worst players of the Strangely, while commercial said. “It’s a good thing from forhis welfare-reform initiatives, leave for new mothers only. his daughter and was fired. for years. ments in properties that wiil have several standpoints. (The ta­ has declined to comment on time? They would have had to hold those talks provide benefits to employers as well Requiring parents to "choose be­ the mere understanding of an game. So true is this that it has real estate attracts innovative, Moreover, proposed federal legisla­ The invasion induced Carter to slap daring and often highly success­ strong, steady cash fiows over keover fight has) been drawn out reports that he is in line to become publicly unless there was some valid reason to tion establishing parental leave on a as employees. "This minimum stand­ tween caring for an ill child (and) income statement. become almost axiomatic that a time and not be subject to ard will pay off ... in terms of a grain embargo on the Soviets, to Much of the multibiilion-dollar sound way to make money in real ful entrepreneurs, as well as the too long. I think it’s had an effect the state’s next commissioner of hold them in executive sessions, which the nationwide basis died near the end of losing a job is to nochoice at all, ” says withdraw from the 1980 summer boom-bust cycles. You can’t be on the operations at Pillsbury, so economic development. employee loyalty, productivity and BPW’s Forbes. “There must be a financial debacle of the nation’s estate is to wait until the builder biggest institutional investors, it freedom of information law allows under the last session of Congress when a Olympics in Moscow and to shelve the often has been run by the seat of successful looking to buy in on a maybe (Grand Met) can start The Hartford Courant. quoting coalition of conservatives from both morale,” says Business and Profes­ national family leave policy ... to savings and loan associations can gets into trouble and then lowball surge and sell quickly before a certain conditions. sional Women USA President Betty SALT II treaty, which had been the be traced to a lust for real estate him. the pants. putting that back together unnamed government sources, parties successfully filibustered permit workers to balance home and centerpiece of a June summit meeting drop ...” quickly.” reported Saturday that Heintz. Mitchell Pearlman, executive director of against it. Forbes. “Such a standard could also (workplace) needs. profits and a departure from Decade after decade a very few In the past, losses meant decrease employee turnover and between Carter and Soviet President Still, if the past remains a The takeover of Pillsbury is the 36. is Gov. William A. O’Neill’s the Freedom of Information Commission, has The House and Senate bills will be Leonid Brezhnev. criterion, something new will be latest in a wave of mergers and likely choice to replace John J. enable businesses to retain competent Robert Walters Is a syndicated said in an informal opinion he believes the law revived when Congress reconvenes and stable workers.” It seemed a new development introduced into markets in 1989 recapitalizations that have swept Car.son. requires the majority party to hold meetings columnist. buffeted the Carter administration that will resurrect the same old through the foods industry in Carson left the economic devel­ in public whenever it is meeting with anyone every month. Vietnamese troops Third World debt increases bullish enthusiams that lead to recent years. opment job in June to become TCCupied neighboring Cambodia. Lef­ else. If his opinion reflects the law as the court Argentina dropped to $1,630 last disaster. It also comes less than a month director of business development Potomac Potpourri tists took control in Nicaragua, WASHINGTON (AP) - The consumption have fallen — in­ What will it be? Hard to say. after another giant of the indus­ for the Hartford office of Deloitte, sees it, that means the Dem^rats may have paving the way for perhaps the most Third World debt crisis will drain comes in most highly indebted year from $1,990 in 1980, accord­ ing to the bank. In African nations However, there is growing con­ try, RJR Nabisco, agreed to be Haskins & Sells, an accounting to stop the tradition of meeting with Party divisive foreign policy issue of the another $43 billion this year from countries are lower today than a cern among important corpora­ taken over in a leveraged buyout. firm. Chairman Theodore R. Cummings. Reagan presidency: U.S. backing for nations that can least afford it, up decade ago — the adjustment south of the Sahara, the average annual income fell from $570 in tions owning first-class real est­ The $25 billion deal was the “I really don’t have anything to Suitable for framing along the inaugural parade route the hotel were visited bv Mets the Nicaraguan Contras. from the $38.1 billion loss last burden has fallen mainly on ate that they keep on the books at largest in U.S. corporate history. say.” Heintz said. “If anybody is That would not seem to go far to enhance already have gone on sale, free year, the World Bank says. investment,” the report said. 1980 to $440 last year. the public’s right to know. A better ruling that outfielder Darryl Strawberry, Donna Almost unnoticed at the time of the only a fraction of its market The tender offer made by going to say anything about that The first wave of 400,00 invitations stand-up viewing space also is being Rice, L.L. Bean. Spuds MacKenzie or Soviet invasion of Afghanistan was This year’s total is swollen by Stanley Fischer, vice president The World Bank urged govern­ would protect the public’s right to know about provided. ments of the creditor countries to value. Grand Met, the British real topic. I think it should be the to the 1989 Bush-Quayle inauguration Rep. “Ham” Fish. the collapse of a coalition government $31.1 billion leaving heavily in­ and top economist at the World That’s a dangerous practice estate, liquor and gambling con­ governor," public business might be one that prevented are in the mail, but some are "more in El Salvador, which in turn laid the debted nations such as Argentina Bank, said two messages encourage imports from the glomerate, expires at midnight inviting” than others. debtor nations. Debtor countries, these days because it might invite Asked if the job interested him. people under contract with the town from groundwork for a civil war that and Nigeria, the bank said in an emerged from the report: raiders. The raiders might not Jan. 3 unless extended, according Heintz said. “I would certainly be About three-quarters of the invita­ Today’s special claimed the lives of an average of 800 assessment issued Sunday. “The first is that despite meanwhile, should change their to a statement issued by both meeting in separate, private sessions with Mending fences policies to encourage loans and want the company and its pro­ interested to do anything that the tions are “suitable for framing” — in Two of the noted guests invited to civilians a month in 1980. The outflow from Third World remarkably rapid growth in the companies. governor thought I should do directors from either party. other words, they don’t tell the countries consists largely of debt industrialized world in 1988, investments, the bank said. ducts neariy so much as that If the law forbids the majority from take part in the annual lighting of the An aide to Vice President-elect Dan On the domestic front, the news for undervaiued real estate. They As of the close of business what would be helpful to him” recipients where to call to get their National Christmas Tree last week Ouayle was quoted in Washington Carter was no better. By year’s end, repayments to commercial growth in the debtor nations has think they might make a killing Friday, 61,848,918 of Pillsbury Since Carson’s departure. Dep­ meeting with its party chairman, it is not a tickets, an inaugural committee spo­ inflation reached 12 percent, the banks, the United States, other not resumed. The second mes­ common shares, representing kesman reported. got some special treatment at their newspapers suggesting Texas Sen. on that. uty Commissioner Andrew A. very good law. Washington hotel. Lloyd Bentson must have been on the result in large measure of a hefty industrial countries and intergo- sage is that the debt strategy is Turn down the heat It could be the start of some­ about 72 percent of the company’s Brecher has been acting “It may come as a surprise, but world’s longest airplane ride last midyear price increase decreed by vemment lenders such as the entering a new phase, in which thing big. more than 86 million outstanding commissioner. these commemorative invitations are In honor of the arrival of Shari week. the oil export cartel. World Bank. debt reduction is playing an CHICAGO (AP) — There are among the most sought after com­ Lewis and her puppet. Lambchop the There also was the widespread In the past, money in the form increasingly important role,” easy ways to conserve on home modities of the inauguration” said Ambassador Grill in the Embassy Ouayle reportedly telephoned Bent- perception that Carter looked foolish of loans and investments tended Fischer said. heating. Here are some tips: Letters to the editor Ed Cassidy, a spokesman for the Row Hotel decided not to serve lamb son in a continuing effort to bury the when his subordinates claimed to to flow from the wealthy coun­ The report raised the bank’s ■ Set thermostats as low as inaugural committee. chops during their three-day stay. hatchet, only to be told Bentson was on have “discovered” in the late tries to development of the poor estimate of Third World debt to comfort permits. Letters should be brief and to the point. They Also going out are invitations to fixtures on the old a plane and couldn’t be reached. The summer of 1979 the presence of a ones. $1.32 trillion at the end of this my; three exclusive events: an inaugural Ed Sullivan Show several years back, former Democratic vice presidental The bank, which is owned by 151 year. The total is expected to drop ■ When retiring, turn the heat should be typed or neatly handwritten, and. for Soviet brigade in Cuba, only to down at least five degrees. ease in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters dinner, with tickets going for $1,500 a performed for the crowd that ga­ candidate reportedly never returned concede later that the brigade had countries with the United States to $1.3 trillion in 1989. 'Q ts^^iSm oiv person: a salute to the first lady, with thered on the Ellipse outside the White the call. been there for years. holding the largest number of Debt has been growing more ■ Use nature by opening all must be signed with name, address and daytime tickets going for $500 each: and the shares, said the report indicated slowly because of changes in telephone number (for verification). House, where President and Mrs. But when the report hit the papers, Carter’s showing in the polls dipped window shades to let in the sun’s inaugural gala, with tickets going for Reagan lit the huge Christmas Tree. to 32 per cent in October after the that development and quality of currency values, some agree­ heat. "Let CLASSIC CAKES & PASTRIES The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the $250 and $150 each. Bentsen telephoned Quayle from the life in many Third World nations ments to reduce debt and the interests of brevity, clarity and taste. Some local observers wonder what Caribbean. Quayle’s aide has since brigade fiasco, reviving somewhat by While tickets for reserved seats would become of the Grill’s menu if may be taking a back seat to debt continued reluctance of commer­ ■ Turn the thermostat down to make your holiday a festive occasion.” reported, “Theyhadapleasantchat.’’ year’s end because of initial public at least 60 degrees if you take a support for his handling of the hostage reduction. cial banks to make new loans. Reserve your dessert selections by (Wednesday, crisis. “Aithough both incomes and Average annual income in vacation or a weekend trip. V- But restiveness within the Demo­ December 21st. cratic party over Carter’s perfor­ 6 0 6SS t ts CRi K i l«s> to f a K t 6 0 to ( < s • How can a feminist use anti-wrinkle cream? mance was such that Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., decided in No­ OFFERINGS By Sarah Overstreet I accept it now as just another hallmark What a mixed message, to be told by vember 1979 to challenge him for the of growing up in the ’50s and ’60s. It’s a compromise to first take a look in the the likes of Thomas and Steinem to mirror, lock gazes with ourselves, and party’s 1980 presidential nomination. Tories ■ 8" & 10" Pies - 9'/i" only birthright, one of the happy by-products esteem the aging temples of the elderly, Carter survived that challenge but In another in the line of consistent of growing up in a generation that began remember it’s what we think about and While Chocolate Mousse Pumpkin ■ Pecan incongruities that make up my life, I just to love ourselves despite our sagging lost 44 states in his re-election bid. He Hey Guys...!!! with Donna Reed, lived through Abbie do that makes us happy or miserable. 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Dec. 19. 1988 iDanrlirslrr Hrralft Violence Town requests law Section 2, Page 11 From page 1 to define wetlands SPORTS Monday, Dec. 19, 1988 clearly defined conflict between Sinhalese and Tamils. Sinhalese By Andrew J. Davis letter that the state work with are killing fellow Sinhalese, and and Alex GIrelll private industry to accept “ white rival Tamil factions clash with Manchester Herald goods” for recycling. Weiss said each other and with Indian in the letter that because the Jim Tierney Giants just an outside pretender troops, who now number about The town has asked the General scrap metal industry will no 47,000. Assembly to provide funds so longer accept large appliances Mrs. Bandaranaike, who be­ towns will be able to determine such as old washing machines for Herald Sports Writer came the world’s first female which wetlands fall under federal recycling — because they contain Victories by the Jets, Rams sidelines New Yorkers prime minister in 1960, opposed jurisdiction. polychlorinated biphenyls capac­ the accord Jayewardene signed. The request comes six months itors, which have caused cancer Bv The Associated Press She served as prime minister after the town was charged by the in animals — the state must work from 1960 to 1966 — when it was U.S. Army Corps of Engineers with private industry to accept Within the space of 10 hours, the New York Giants the country’s most powerful post with illegally filling in wetlands them. The appliances are taking went from contender to playoff — and again from 1970 to 1977 and during an upgrading project at up valuable landfill space. Weiss pretender. said she would not return to the the town sewage treatment plant said. Whalers still The Giants, riding a hot streak with victories in stringent economic controls and off Olcott Street. Town officials at A third suggestion from Weiss seven of their previous nine games, needed only to nationalization policies that led to the time said they did not know was for legislators to enact beat the New York Jets to win the NFC East title and her downfall. they were filling in wetlands. legislation which “ clearly states perhaps a home game in the first round of the Premadasa also opposed the In a Nov. 15 letter to Dana that muncipalities may refuse to haven’t found playoffs. m n accord. Hanson, executive directorof the accept out-of-town waste which is And even after the Jets had shocked the Giants !^n\ He also claimed his humble Capitol Region Council of Go­ processed through in-town recy­ 27-21, it figured that a playoff spot was still secure. beginnings made him the candi­ vernments, Town Manager Ro­ cling plants.” winning level After all. Philadelphia had to win at Dallas to move date of the poor and promised to bert Weiss outlined seven propos­ The town is currently involved past the Giants into the NFC East throne room. provide about $75 a month per als that he believed the General in a legal battle with N S Realty of Whoops, Philadelphia 23. Dallas 7. family to the nation’s most Assembly should address next 260 Tolland Turnpike and two HARTFORD — “ We’ve been playing better, but ” We won in great style and I ’d like to thank the year. That letter was then sent impoverished people. trash-hauling firms. Admiral we have to pick up our level of play and intensity. Jets for helping us out,” Philadelphia coach Buddy with a Dec. 13 letter to local state Trucking and Anco Inc. The Jayewardene was barred by AP photo And just play at that winning level instead of where Ryan said. representatives and senators. companies filed suit against the the constitution from seeking a the game can go either way,” right winger Kevin The Giants were still alive in the playoff race third six-year term. Water and Sewer Superintend­ town after the town barred them because the Los Angeles Rams faced the fearsome HONESTY REWARDED — Scott Senesi, $2,000 and credit cards. John Bartolo, Dineen said after the Whalers' 4-2 loss to Edmonton Sunday was marked by at least ent Robert Young said the legisla­ from dumping recycling residue task of having to beat the at 7, left, and his friend Tommy Martel, 9, 35, of East Boston, upon hearing the Saturday night before 13,834 at the Civic Center. 22 killings and four kidnappings, tion may be necessary bepause from 27 towns in Connecticut and Candlestick Park. The Rams lost 48-0 in the same Ah, that elusive "winning level” . and a bomb went off at a Colombo pose in Somerville, Mass., with 50 cents story of the boys’ meager reward, went the state and federal government Massachusetts at the Manchester situation last year. Talk about a home-field polling station and slightly in­ each, the reward an unidentified man to severai bars and restaurants and have different criteria for we­ landfill. The Whalers (13-16-2), after winning six of eight advantage. jured a policeman, according to gave them last week after they found and coilected $100 for the youngsters. tlands identification. The town The town claims the dumping is games, have now lost two out of three (0-2-1). The Whoa, Los Angeles 38, San Francisco 16. police and military officials. returned the man's wallet containing does not have clear way to shortening the life of the landfill. final result of each of the last three outings came “ We had the chance in our hands and we didn’t Since the accord aimed at identify which areas are wetlands On Nov. 21, Superior Court down to the final period. The Whalers lost in take advantage. We didn’t take care of ourselves,” ending the Tamil insurrection under federal guidelines, he said. Judge Ronald Fraca.sse granted a Chicago. 4-3, tied the Blues in St. Louis. 3-3, before New York quarterback Phil Simms said. was signed, the government says Weiss declined to tie the re­ temporary injunction that pre­ Saturday night’s encounter with the two-time “ It’s heartbreaking because we had control of our the front has killed more than 650 quest for the legislation to the vents the town from barring the defending Stanley Cup champs. own destiny,” said defensive end George Martin, a people. Soviets, Japan discuss dispute sewage treatment plant firms from dumping until a ruling Certainly not a confidence builder for a 14-year veteran who played his final game Sunday. The Tamil insurrection has controversy. is made on a permanent injunc­ third-place club with both Quebec and Buffalo a "W e had control of our own destiny.” claimed at least 8,500 lives since TOKYO (AP) — Soviet Foreign two nations for more than four the Soviet economic system, “ 1 just don’tknow.” Weiss said. tion and a declaratory mere point back in the Adams Division. “ Thinking about what happened last year, we had 1983. Minister Eduard Shevardnadze decades. including the inconvertibility of But Young said, “ If a map (of judgement. The Whalers will be at first-place Montreal to win this game no matter what,” said the Rams’ and his Japanese counterpart. "The .Soviets have shown no the Soviet currency and shortage wetlands) had been available at Attorney John C. King, who tonight at 7:30 (SportsChannel. W T IC ). Henry Ellard. who caught seven passes, one for a Sousuke Uno, met today to basic change in their position,’’ of skilled labor. Bilateral trade the time, it would have thrown up represents the town, has said the “ If we want to put ourselves in the elite group of touchdown. “ It’s akso our ticket to the playoffs.” a red flag.” discuss a thorny border dispute said a Japanese Foreign Ministry totaled $4.9 billion in 1987, and is permanent injunction hearing teams, we’ve got to start beating good teams.” For the Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles In August, the town was fined could be held in early January. that has disrupted their relations official, who requested expected to increase slightly this Dave Tippett, who scored the Whalers’ first goal Raiders, there was no such frustration. Just line up $200.(WO by the Corps in connec­ Earlier this month, the Board A ccord for the past four decades. anonymity. year, to $4.98 billion. and his ninth of the season, said. “ Obviously, every and play the game, winner take all. In the 16th week tion wjth the unauthorized filling of Directors tabled a proposal to From page 1 Japan said it is prepared to step Uno told his Soviet counterpart The two ministers are to meet point right now is a big point for us. W e’ re in a of the regular season, this was actually a up economic cooperation with of four acres of wetlands while increase fines against firms that Japan saw “ great potential again on Tuesday to discuss dogfight with Buffalo and Quebec and we want to first-rounder of the playoffs. Seattle won 43-37 to win i Moscow, a Foreign Ministry to further economic relations,” upgrading the treatment plant. found to be dumping out-of-town the AFC West AP photo tensions on the Korean peninsula see if we can catch the teams above us.” official said, without elaborating. the official said, adding that and in Cambodia and Sino-Soviet The town filled the wetlands while garbage at the landfill and the In a game with no real loser, Cleveland earned a tiators. special meetings of the Hold on, Dave. First things, first. True, Boston is SACKED — New York Giants’ quarter­ quarter of their game Sunday at Giants town directors, the district direc­ Shevardnadze also paid a cour­ Shevardnadze agreed there were relations, well as to continue it was trying to comply with a possible suspension of licenses of spot in the playoffs by edging Houston 28-23. That a feasible seven points within reach in’second back Phil Simms kneeis on the astroturf Stadium. The Jets won, 27-21, and tors. and the district voters would tesy call on the Imperial Palace, possible economic benefits. discussions on the Kiril islands. federal order to upgrade the repeat offenders. The board is sets up a first-round playoff rematch — Houston at plant. place, but. once you guys start looking ahead coupled with a Rams’ win knocked the have to be called before Friday if where he signed a register with Observers say that Moscow Foreign Ministry officials said. scheduled to discuss the matter Cleveland. after being sacked by Jets’ defensive someone will pass you on the inside. the Dec. 23 deadline for getting wishes for the recovery of Em­ may be more willing than in the The Kirils were occupied by Weiss al.so suggested in the next month In other games, it was New Orleans 10, Atlanta 9; lineman Marty Lyons (93) in the first Giants out of the pIByoffs. the resolution to the General peror Hirohito, 87, who has been past to negotiate a compromise Soviet troops at the end of World The Gretzky-less Oilers (19-12-3) began quickly, Indianapolis 17, Buffalo 14; Tampa Bay 21, Detroit Assembly is to be met. seriously ill for three months. on the territorial issue because it War II, but Japan claims it taking a 2-0 lead in the first period behind goals 10; Pittsburgh 40, Miami 24; San Diego 24, Kansas The negotiators plan to ask The Soviet foreign minister and needs Japanese investment and pioneered settlement of the is­ moving victims from Steve Smith and Craig Mactavish City 13. and Green Bay 26, Phoenix 17. The Jets. 8-7-1. led until Phil Simms threw a Johnson kicked a 32-yard field goal with 5; 18 State Rep. James McCa vanagh of Uno spent about 6'h hours in talks economic cooperation to help lands, from which the Soviets (short-handed). Tippett’s score cut the lead to 2-1. On Saturday, Denver beat New England 21-10 and . 9-yard touchdown pass to Lionel Manuel with 4:54 remaining, giving Seattle a nine-point lead. Chris Manchester to introduce the that centered on the disputed develop the Soviet Far East. ousted 17,000 Japanese residents. Ray Ferraro, who has 14 goals and 15 assists, Cincinnati beat Washington 20-17 in overtime. left, putting the Giants ahead 21-20. But the Jets Bahr kicked a 24-yard field goal with 2; 21 to go. measure with the understanding Soviet-held Kiril islands, which The official quoted Uno as In a 1956 Japan-Soviet joint knotted the affair with 1; 36 to play in the second The regular season winds up tonight with Chicago came back with a 52-yard, eight-play drive, capped Saints 10, Falcons 9; Morten Andersen kicked a from earthquake zone by Toon’s TD. that he will later withdraw it if the Japan claims. The issue has saying one of the obstructions to declaration, Moscow announced stuffing his shot past All-Star goaltender Grant visiting Minnesota. Both teams are in the playoffs 30-yard field goal with five seconds remaining for overall agreement falls through. disrupted relations between the developing bilateral trade was its willingness to return two of the Fuhr. and the only thing at stake, besides pride, is whether Pat Leahy kicked field goalsof 41 and 20 yards and New Orleans, 10-6, which finished with the MOSCOW (AP) — Nearly 8,000 said. But Tripp said today that even islands after a peace treaty is Meanwhile. Sylvain Turgeon was stifled by Fuhr Minnesota will host the NFC wild-card game. Shuler caught a 5-yard touchdown pass in the first second-best record in franchise history but will be people were evacuated from Mother Teresa, the 1979 Nobel if McCavanagh later withdraws signed. But during his last visit to on three (two breakaways) separate golden Rams 38, 49era 16; Jim Everett threw four half as the Jets led 13-0. spending Christmas at home. cities and towns shattered by Peace laureate, today offered the his support, some other Demo­ Japan in January 1986, Shevard­ opportunities. Three minutes into the final period. touchdown passes, but the Los Angeles offense Simms threw a 5-yard touchdown pass to Stephen Atlanta finished 5-11. its sixth consecutive New district fire chief Armenia’s earthquake as author­ Soviets the assistance of her sub- 500 season. cratic legislators, including state nadze refused to discuss the Dineen broke free and sped down ice toward Fuhr. shared the spotlight by sacking 49ers quarterback Baker with 10 seconds left in the first half. The Jets ities began trying to clear the religious order, the Missionaries Colls 17, Bills 14: Gary Hogeboom replaced Sen. Michael Meotti and state issue. Gorbachev told former His shot was saved by Fuhr. Ten seconds later, Esa Joe Montana eight times. went ahead 20-7 on Freeman M cNeil’s 6-yard run ,area of all but workers involved in of Charity, which operates or­ injured Chris Chandler in the the fourth quarter and Rep. John Thompson, might Prim e Minister Yasuhiro Naka- The 49ers, whose four-game winning streak ended 1:59 into the third quarter, but Simms threw nine to be named at meeting the cleanup effort, Pravda re­ phanages, hospitals, food centers Tikkanen scored to give Edmonton a 3-2 lead. re-introduce it. sone in Moscow in July that emphatically, lost nothing but the game. San yards to Baker with 20 seconds left in the period, passed for 89 yards and two touchdowns, and Eric ported today. and schools in more than 25 What a difference a goalie can make! making it 20-14. Dickerson gained 166 yards on 36 carries for Meotti’s district includes Man­ Japan’s alliance with the West Francisco had clinched the NFC West title earlier in Alex GIrelll Another 4,500 mothers and countries. “ He (Fuhr) played outstanding.” Whaler Coach Indianapolis. chester. Thompson’sdistrict. like Bv The only other new business on was blocking the return of the the day when New Orleans beat Atlanta 10-9. The Browns 28, Oilers 23; Don Strock passed for 326 children were expected to leave The Roman Catholic nun met in Larry Pleau said. “ He makes that save when you Buffalo, 12-4, lost a chance to have the home-field McCavanagh’s. lies entirely Manchester Herald tonight’s agenda is the setting of a islands, and said the dispute was 49ers, Saints and Rams each finished 10-6. with the yards and two touchdowns as Cleveland set up a today for Anapa, a Soviet child­ the Armenian capital of Yerevan look like you’ve got a good chance to score,” advantage for the entire playoffs. The Bills play the within Manchester. date for sessions on the budget for delaying Japan-Soviet 49ers getting their third NFC West title in a row and rematch with the Oilers in next Saturday’s AFC ren’s resort in the Crimea, the with Prime Minister Nikolai I. Dineen added. " I think between Sly and me we winner of the Cleveland-Houston wild-card game. A new fire chief will be named the fiscal year that begins July 1. rapprochement. fifth in six years based on a 3-1 record against the wild-card game. for the volunteer fire department The directors will hear reports official Communist Party news­ Ryzhkov, who “ warmly thanked should have had five goals.” Fuhr made 31 saves in two foes. Houston, 10-6, clinched a wild-card berth on Bucanaars 21, Lions 10; Vinny Testaverde threw of the Eighth Utilities District at a from district officials and from Shevardnadze is to leave Tokyo paper said. Within two to three her for the kind feelings, compas­ a sparkling performance. Damone Johnson caught three of Everett’s Saturday. Cleveland. 10-6, is going to the playoffs for for 189 yards and three touchdowns. He also threw meeting of district directors committees studying possible Wednesday for the Philippines days, only men involved in the sion, and the offered aid,” Tass What Dineen said is true. The Whalers have been scoring passes as the Rams avenged that 48-0 a fourth consecutive year. The Browns will host the three interceptions to set an NFC season record of and North Korea. C harity tonight at 7 at the district changes in the district’s election reconstruction should remain, it said. playing better lately which, unfortunately, hasn’t whipping in Candlestick Park in the regular-season game because of a better division record than 35, seven short of George Blanda’s NFL record. firehouse. 32 Main St system, as well as the conversion been enough. They put forth a solid effort against finale a year ago. Everett completed 19 of 38 passes Houston. Stealers 40, Dolphins 24; Dwayne Woodruff and From page 1 District President Thomas of the former Willis Garage to Edmonton (they outshot the Oilers, 33-18. 15-5 in the for 201 yards and set a club record with a Strock, who completed 25 of 42 passes, overcame Darin Jordan scored on interception returns, Landers said Friday that he has district offices, and a memorial to second period). Yet. they have come up short three league-leading 31 touchdown passes for the season. three first-half interceptions and a fumble. He led Warren Williams ran for 117 yards, Louis Lipps made a selection, but he declined firefighters straight games. The proper winning determination The Rams led 21-13 at halftime and controlled the the Browns to three second-half touchdowns after scored on a 38-yard reverse and Gary Anderson according to MACC. to identify his choice. DIAMOND RINGS they had fallen behind 23-7 in the third quarter. kicked four field goals. Richard Ix>mbardi. a consult­ exists now for the Whalers, but... ball — and the game — in the second half by scoring A community Christmas dinner The post will become vacant Earnest Byner scored twice for Cleveland. Pittsburgh, 5-11, and Miami. 6-10, each finished ing engineer for the district, will "W e’ve got to pick it up and have enough touchdowns on marches of 66 and 65 yards and a is being prepared by members of Jan. 1 with the resignation of Strock threw the game-winning, 22-yard touch­ with their poorest records since 1969. report on costs of a proposed for Today’s Modem Man confidence that we’re going to win games like 49-yard field goal by Mike Lansford. St. James Church. 73 Park St. Harold A. Topliff. who has been down pass to Webster Slaughter with 6:23 left. Chargers 24, Chiefs 13; Gary Anderson gained a sewer for the Irving Street area, tonight,” Dineen said. Eagles 23, Cowboys 7; Randall Cunningham threw Free tickets are available at the chief since November 1984 To­ club-record 217 yards on 34 carries and Jamie and on the possibility of reducing Pleau doesn’t like to look at the negative aspect two touchdown passes and Philadelphia intercepted Seahawks 43, Raiders 37; Dave Krieg passed for MACC Department of Human pliff is resigning because he has Steve Pelluer three times. The Eagles, 10-6, won the 410 yards and four touchdowns and Norm Johnson Holland returned a kickoff 94 yards as two troubled the cost by routing some of the of the three-game skid. Needs. 11 Center St., and at the been given new responsibilities in division by virtue of two victories over the Giants. kicked five field goals for the Seahawks. The teams finished dismal seasons. line through a right-of way on “ We can’t look at it like that,” he said. “ If you town Department of Social his work as supervisor of a crew Cunningham threw touchdown passes of 12 yards Raiders moved to the Seattle 45 with 1:08 left but Jay The Chargers finished at 6-10. Kansas City, which private property. look all over the league, you’re going to play good Services. of electronic technicians, accord­ to Keith Jackson and 15 yards to Mike Quick. Luis Schroeder threw four consecutive incompletions. lost a season-ending game for the first time in nine Those wishing to contribute to ing to district officials Other sewer matters pending hockey games and lose. I wish 60 minutes was Zendejas kicked field goals of 37. 27, and 27 yards. Seattle is 9-7 while the Raiders, who haven’t years, finished 4-11-1. the Salvation Army can do so by Next in rank to Topliff is are sewers for residents of North enough for 80 games.” Dallas. 3-13, had the second-worst record in club qualified for the playoffs since 1985. finished 7-9. Packers 26, Cardinals 17; Don Majkowski threw for dropping money into kettles Assistant Chief Frank "Pa” Main Street and a developers' Larry, but I thought 60 minutes a game was the history. The Cowboys will get the No. 1 pick in the Krieg, who completed 19 of 32 passes with one 255 yards and two touchdowns and Green Bay, 4-12, manned by Army staff at the K Mordavsky, a 51-year veteran of agreement for sewers to serve magical winning number. If the Whalers need NFL draft next April. interception, threw a 75-yard touchdown pass to avoided its worst record in 30 years. mart Plaza on SpencerStreet and the department who has pre­ commercial development in the more than that, then they’re in trouble. Jets 27, Giants 21; AI Toon caught a 5-yard John L. Williams midway through the third quarter, A lo.ss by the Packers would have given them the at the Caldor Plaza on Tolland viously declined appointment as Buckland area, if an agreement What separates the men from the boys in the touchdown pass from Ken O’Brien with 37 .seconds giving the Seahawks a ,')7-20 lead. Schroeder’s third No. 1 pick in the college draft, but the victory gave Turnpike. There is also a collec­ chief. between the town and the district National Hockey League is ... left, preventing the Giants. 10-6. from winning the touchdown pass of the game made it 40-.34 with the choice to Dallas. tion kettle at the Super Stop & Below him are four deputy is not reached. 7 Diamonds 3 Diamonds That winning level. NFC Ea.sf. nearly 13 minutes left. Phoenix, 7-9, lost its fifth straight. Shop Supermarket in the Man­ chiefs, Gerald Denis. Michael If that agreement is approved, chester Parkade off Broad Street. Heimer. John Mace, and Gary the town would build the sewers Now »729. Re. . S89S Now *359. Reg S449. Schlager said. Albert. for the Buckland area. Last hurrah Parish the main man used — rare — out-of-print ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. by Broncos as Ceitics whip Knicks Robert Inc. INSURANSMITHS SINCE Bv Dave O'Hara bombardment. New York was ,5-from- INSURANSMITHS The Associated Press 19 from 3-point range. 1914 costs Patriots The Celtics nailed down their 14th BOOKS BOSTON — At 35. Robert Parish is consecutive regular-season win over Bv John Mossman the Boston Celtics’ elder statesman, the Knicks at Boston Garden since The Associated Press but it would be tough to convince the 1984 with a 13-0 run early in the fourth 649-5241 f f New York Knicks. period. Playing 43 minutes, the 7-foot QM Salk (203) S4»-3448 DENVER — Playing as if they knew it was their New York led twice. 70-69 and 72-71 Book! SIRE. MI( M tnchM K r. CT 03040 Manchester, CT. Satin Finish and grabbed IS rebounds Sunday Traditional Style Collier. Denver Broncos defenders repeatedly only 84-83 after two baskets at the night as the Celtics ended New York’s thwarted New England scoring threats, put up a opening of the fourth quarter. Now *199. Reg $259 six-game winning streak with a Now *289. Reg $375. valiant goal-line stand and emerged with a 21-10 Then Reggie Lewis and rookie 117-104 victory. victory, \> Brian Shaw hit field goals before New Parish also had four assists, three Because of Hospital Events, Saturday’s triumph squared the Broncos’ record York’s Rod Strickland converted two steals and three blocked shots in at 8-8. New England, which fell to 9-7, ultimately free throws. lllustmiom enlarged to ibo* detail Sale ends 12/31/88 outduelling the Knicks’ Patrick Ew ­ The Manchester Memorial Hospital Cafeteria was eliminated from the playoff picture when Parish scored from inside and ing. who had 30 points, but just six Cleveland and Indianapolis both won Sunday. Ewing answered with a layup, keep­ Ask about our new Charge Account Easy I^yment Plan. rebounds, Cleveland defeated Houston 28-23 and Indianapolis ing New York within three points. Will Be Closed To The Public On “ Parish was awe.some,” Boston edged Buffalo 17-14. Shaw, who had 12 points, then coach Jimm> Rodgers said “ He 31st Anniversary The Patriots would have clinched a wild-card triggered the decisive 13-0 charge Thursday Evening, December 15 V played a lot of minutes, but when with a layup. I>ewis followed with two berth with a victory over Denver. After the loss, the things are going good you want to stay Pats still had a shot at the playoffs, but only if baskets and the Celtics breezed the with him. He had a great night.” and Cleveland and Indianapolis both lost. rest of the way to their third “The Celtics physically ran over Sammy Winder ran for two touchdowns and Tony consecutive victory, us,” New York coach Rick Pitino said. Tuesday Evening, December 20 Dorsett had 86 yards and another score, fueling the Danny Ainge had 20 points while "Parish is having a good season and Broncos’ season-ending triumph. Less than 24 hours I^wis, a second-year reserve swing- he’s difficult to guard. He runs the fast later, Coach Dan Reeves fired Collier and four other man. had 17. The Senior Meal Program Will Not W itm tend W r? break well and he played well. It was The Knicks, who won six games on a defensive assistants — line coach Stan Jones, just a great effort from Parish. linebacker coach Myrel Moore, secondary coach homestand for their longest winning Be Held on Either Evening. “ It’s not what we didn’t do. It’s what "Place \bur Trust in Charlie West and assistant line coach Rubin Carter. streak since 1984, got 23 points from they did.” Reeves cited the need for a “ new direction” on AP photo Johnny Newman and 12 apiece from the Diamond Specialists" Parish hit on 14 of 16 shots from the Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. defense and said there had been too much friction TOP MAN —• Robert Parish (00) of the Celtics reacts as the ball Gerald Wilkins and Strickland. Manchester Parkade between members of the defensive staff and the floor and six of seven free throws. Boston opened a 26-22 lead after one gets away from him and the Knicks' Charles Oakley in their NBA Kevin McHale complemented Par­ offensive coaches. period and built the advantage to as Manchester Memorial Hospital Manchester Tri-City Plata game Sunday night at Boston Garden. Parish led the Celtics to a ish with 26 points as the Celtics much as 10 points before hitting the 646-0012 Vernon See LAST, page 13 117-104 victory. withstood the Knicks’ long-range half in front 56-48 It - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Dec. 19. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Dec. 19, 1988 — U MHS matmen fourth in tourney Oklahoma latest school Simsbury High School, with High. East hosts RHAM High double figures. Lucas also snared five weight class champions, Tuesday night at 6. 12 rebounds. captured the eighth annual Man­ Cliamplentlilp F lM lt; loj. chrls Male H.S. Roundup "I’m pleased with our offense,” chester High Holiday Wrestling (We) pinned Greo FInocclaro IG) :59, said veteran Coventry Coach Ron hit by NCAA sanctions ]’?■ <**'• Wolter Lee Tournament Saturday at Clarke (M) 12-5, 119- Croft (M) dec. Joson Badstuebner, two wins shy of 300. Arena. The Trojans accumulated SuMon (S) 9-5, 125- Tim U riah (G) "W e’ve never scored this many Bv Owen Canfield have a great team next year. The it fails to discipline two assistant 179‘/4 points foliowed by Glaston­ techicol foil Tim Keane (We) 1F4, 130- A cklln (G) pinned Alan Skinner 1:52, The Associated Press Staten (G) dec Steve Rotlonek (We) by 119- Wll Iturrina (G) pinned Steve points over the years. But we are probation will probably take football coaches and the former bury 168, Wethersfield 122, host criteria (more talcedowns In the bout; Classon 2:45, 125- Joe Tepenny (G) playing more up tempo. And both away from the season a little bit.” recruiting coordinator, and fails Manchester 118*A, Rockville 86, 135- M lstretta (S) technical fa ll Jeremy technical tall Wayne Shaw 15-0, 130- NORMAN, Okla. — University Oklahoma went 9-2 this season Palm er (EC) 150,140- C loutier (RHAM) Lossen (CT) mol. dec. Byron Thomp­ teams (Rocky Hill and E.O. to disassociate itself from a RHAM High 72. East Catholic 40 dec. B rian VIncelette (S) 7-4,145- M ark son 13-2,135- Ken O liver (G) dec. Jam ie Smith) tried to run with us.” of Oklahoma officials, perhaps and is ranked 10th in the Asso­ booster. and Hartford Public 30. Turner (S) dec. John Apinis (Rock) 7-0, Thomsen 5-2, 140- Jose Iturrino (G) One area where Badstuebner surprised by the severity of ciated Press college football poll. The assistants and the booster Simsbury's Doug Ross, who 152- Bob Metzger (S) dec. Aaron Dixon pinned Joson Kidder :39, 145- Jody (M ) 2-0,140- Pete Pereira (S) dec. Curt Wood (G) pinned Corl Groy 3:32, 152- would like to see improvement is NCAA sanctions handed down The Sooners will play Clemson in were not identified, although The won the 171-pound class, was the Gelslnger (Rock) 13-7, 171- Ross (S) Rlch Smith (G) pinned Gary Word ;54, on the defensive end. "W e’re against the football program, the Citrus Bowl on Jan. 2. Daily Oklahoman reported today fast fall award winner with three pinned John Rheoume (Rock) 1 ;3S, 119- 140- Johndrow (CT) technical fall Mike scheduled an afternoon news Seong Su Hong (Rock) technicol fall Mahew, 171- Mike Dayton (G) dec. Todd scoring a lot of points, but we’re Athletic Director Donnie Dun­ that the coaches are Mike Jones pins in 3; 36 while Glastonbury Dennis Kessler (G) 20-4, 275- Mike Rose 9-0,119- M alcolm A rder (G) pinned giving up too many. At times we conference today to respond to can would not comment on the and Scott Hill. Jones coaches High's Ken Staten, for the fourth Docker (RHAM) dec. George Lota (M) A rt Richards 1:57, U nlim ited- M ark the penalties. penalties Sunday. Coach Barry 7-4. Enodoll (G) pinned Tom M urphy 2:22. played well, but ^ e n we got a receivers. Hill coaches running consecutive year, was named the Cenielatlen Finals; 103- Kenny Green (big) lead, we got a little Sooner officials had said during Switzer was out of town and backs and is in charge of meet's outstanding wrestler. He (S) dec. A4ott P rocto r (HP) 4-3, 112- the investigation that they ex­ unavailable for comment, and his Brlan Hickey (We) dec. Chris Ken- complacent.” recruiting. won the 130-pound class. pected penalties, but also said top assistant, Merv Johnson, said Recruiting coordinator Shirley Manchester had a fine showing neolly (RHAM) S-7, 119- Doug Fink (S) The Panthers were led by Bob dec. Ken Lam (HP) 11-2, 125- Shown Boys Basketball Rychling’s 17 points. their cooperation with the Na- none of the coaches would have Vaughn was removed from her with four matmen in champion­ King (S) pinned Joey Brown (HP) 4:51, ti()nal Collegiate Athletic Associ­ 130- Pete Fongemie (M) dec. Mork Coventry breezes COVENTRY (U) — Paul Strycharz 44 anything to say. post on Nov. 7, and Duncan said ship bouts and three more in Fenelon (S) 11-9, 135- Jamie Recene 12, Frank Coombs 01 1, ScoH Lucas (3 ation should help their cause. Duncan. Switzer, interim uni­ last week that the action was consolation finals. The Indians (We) pinned Chris Cavelleto (Rock) COVENTRY — Coventry High 19, Jack Aver 121037, M ike Os wold 3 04, But the three-year probation, versity president David Swank related to the NCAA had one individual winner in 1:58, 140- Scott S chilling (M ) m ol. dec. Chris McCarthy 204, Noel Dobler 102, Corky Veoach (G) 11-1, 145- Steve is going to be offensive this year. John Totten 000, Craig Paton 000, Bob reported Saturday night by an and the president of the school’s investigation. Corey Craft in the 119-pound Rountress (We) pinned Jim Sukoch The Patriots, with big numbers in Johnson 0 00, Randy Leete 204. Totals Oklahoma City television station, board of regents, T. Elwood The NCAA also will limit class. Manchester had three (RHAM) 2:04, 152- Doug Chopmon 3218 85. (RHAM) dec. Mark McConnell (EC) their opener, once again lit up the E.O. SMITH (45) — Mark Hurlock 1 2 was harsh. Kemp, were scheduled to be on Oklahoma to 18 football scholar­ matmen take second-place ho­ 12-10, 140- John Peruta (We) mol. dec. scoreboard Saturday night as 4, Mike Hurlock 5 010, Bob Rhclllno 7 3 The NCAA has barred Okla­ hand at the 2 p.m. CST news ships in each of the next two nors in Walter Lee (112). Aaron Brian Porter (G) 15-4, 171- Keith 17, Rav Elliott 5114, Dave Kreklng 317, Flonnogan (G) pinned Brion Elliot (EC) they breezed to an 85-65 victory Bob Mashlklon 12 4, Jack Seeker 2 1 5, homa from playing in bowl games conference. years, instead of 25 Dixon (152) and George Lata 1:47, 119- Roy Angle (M ) pinned M ike over E.O. Smith Saturday night in ScoH Hulub 2 0 4. Totals 2410 45. ) after the 1989 and 1990 seasons, The NCAA planned to officially The number of official paid (unlimited). Three bronze medal Levenbaum (S) 3:33, 275- Darrell non-conference boys' basketball 3-polnt Held goals; Coventry- Aver 3, and the Sooners will not be announce the sanctions today. visits by prospective students winning performances were Chandler (We) pinned Mike O'Connell EOS- E lllo H X 1 (G) 2:07. action. HalHIme; 52-32 Coventry. allowed to have games televised The Oklahoma State football athletes will be limited to 50 for turned in by Peter Fongemie Cheney beaten The Patriots (2-0) wilt resume live in 1989. program is also awaiting sanc­ each of the next two years instead (130). Scott Schilling (140) and Charter Oak Conference play The sanctions also include cuts tions from the NCAA, and specu­ of the allotted 85, and only eight Ray Angle (189). DANIELSON — Host Grasso Tuesday night at 7:30 when it Ice Hockey in the number of recruits Okla­ lation has been that the Cowboys’ full-time coaches will be able to ^ s t placement for East Ca­ Tech topped Cheney Tech. 59-9. hosts Bolton High. E.O. Smith homa can sign in the next two infractions were more severe participate in off-campus recruit­ tholic was Jeremy Palmer's Saturday afternoon in non­ falls to 0-2 with the loss. Eagles blanked seasons, cuts in the number of than Oklahoma’s. ing in 1989. runner-up finish in the 135-pound AF photo conference wrestling action. Six-foot-2 senior guard Jack BOLTON — East Catholic DOESN’T COUNT — Philadelphia’s Jets’ goalie Alain Chevrier in the first paid visits recruits can make to David Berst, the NCAA’s direc­ The NCAA also found “ numer­ class. Cheney .0-2. hosts New Fair- Ayer, who poured in 37 points in the Norman campus and a tor of enforcement, said Sunday ous and major violations.” suffered a twofold power shor­ Brian Propp, right, collides with Winnip­ period of their game Sunday night in Manchester resumes its dual field High Wednesday at 6:30 the Patriots' 94-56 opening night tage Saturday night as visiting reduction in the number of that an overnight mail company including: match schedule Thursday when it p.m. Brett Lasson and Russ win over Rocky Hill, duplicated Simsbury High took home a 3-0 eg’s Dave Ellett as the puck flies past Philadelphia. The Flyers won, 5-1. full-time coaches who can recruit may have sent a copy o f the — A booster provided an visits Southington High for a Johndrow were the lone Cheney that figure against the Panthers. verdict in ice hockey action at the off-campus next season. Oklahoma report sooner than automobile for a prospective quadrangular match along with winners. Scott Lucas (19 points) and Paul Bolton Ice Palace. “ I wasn’t expecting something scheduled. student-athlete at no cost. Fairfield Prep and Trumbull Rosults; 103- Borlv (G) WBF, 112- Rob Strycharz (12) also joined him in It was the regular-season op­ like this,” Ken McMichel, a “ We don’t intend to give an — An assistant coach led a ener for the Eagles while the Injury-riddled Bruins can’t junior defensive back, said Sun­ exclusive to anyone,” Ber.st told student-athlete to believe that he Trojans are now 2-0. East is now day. “ It’s a reaction of shock.” The Associated Press from his would be “ taken care of” if he idle until Monday. Dec. 26. when The sanctions constitute a home in Mission. Kan. “ We did enrolled at the school. it takes on South Windsor High at major penalty, thus making mark it for weekday delivery. — An assistant coach provided the Hartford Arena in a 3:15 p.m. keep up with the Nordiques every other program at the Everyone was supposed to re­ $1,000 in cash to a recruit as an clash. university susceptible to the ceive i( Monday morning. It was inducement to enroll at the There were 18 penalties so-called “ death penalty” if any not a mistake on ouv end.” school. whistled in this one with East Bv The Associated Press play. of those programs is found guilty Berst said the package deli­ going O-for-7 on the power play. NHL Roundup Flyers 5, Jets 1: Philadelphia of major violations within five vered to television station KOCO This is the second time in the Simsbury, meanwhile, converted QUEBEC — As far as Rejean won its fifth in a row as Rich years. could have had the “ Saturday” past 15 years that Oklahoma’s two Eagle penalties into back-to- Lemelin was concerned, Quebec Tocchet scored two goals, includ­ “ I thought it would happen. I box on the package marked by football program has been placed back power-play goals within 77 hockey fans didn’t get what they theirs. ing his 100th in the NHL. mean, we got caught doing mistake. on probation. In 1973, the NCAA seconds, both by Keith Balsewicz. paid for. Quebec is 2-0-1 in its last three The victory marked the longest something wrong,” said senior In its letter detailing the said the transcript of a football in the third period to annex the "Quebec didn’t play the real starts, the last two with new winning streak for the Flyers this quarterback Jamelle Holieway. sanctions, the NCAA has asked player was altered and placed verdict. Bruins.” the Boston goaltender c(jach Jean Perron behind the season and raised Philadelphia’s "In a way it’s sad ... it’s sad Oklahoma to show cause why it Oklahoma on probation for two "W e had two penalties in a row said after his slumping club bench. record to .,500, at 17-17-2. because I know OU’s going to should not be penalized further if years. and Simsbury has a strong power absorbed a 4-2 loss to the Perron took over Friday after play and scored two power-play Nordiques Sunday. “ We’ve got so Ron Lapointe resigned because of goals.” East Coach Graham many injuries now, that there is a kidney tumor. And while no one Leveston explained. no way we can do what we’re in the Quebec clubhouse was Last Simsbury outshot East. 20-16. capable of.” ready to proclaim Perron a Trojan goalie Mike Veisor, son of 'The Bruins, who have won only savior, many players were aware From page 11 the ex-Whaler netminder. re­ three times in their last 19 games, of a new atmosphere. corded the shutout while sopho­ were without seven regulars. The “ Perron showed what he could more Brendan Wheeler was be­ Boston players who did skate do in his three years with Collier hinted to his players on covered, up the middle — we had tween the pipes for the Eagies. couldn’t do much against an Montreal,” said Michel Goulet, Friday that Saturday’s game guys there — and when he rolled Mark Peterson. Scott Zavaski inspired Quebec club. The Bruins who along with Marc Fortier, Jeff might be his last. The players out, we had more guys to the and Mike Raffin played well for were outshot 41-22, and even when Jackson and Walt Poddubny. responded with one of the team’s outside.” East. they did get chances, they scored for Quebec. best defensive performances of “ I think everybody was excited Simsbury o 0 3—3 Patrick Flynn/ManohMter Herald couldn’t convert. Devil! 5, Blackhawks 3; John the year. New England had the the whole game, but after that East Catholic O 0 0—0 "I guess it’s all part of the rut MacLean and Pat Conacher Scoring: S- Balsewicz 2, Craig ball inside the Bronco 30-yard line play I felt us really come / Wetlen. UP FOR TWO — East Catholic’s Scott Altrui shoots over we’re in,” said Randy Burridge. scored 19 seconds apart midway on six occasions, but scored only together.” linebacker Simon Saves: EC- Wheeler 17, S- Veisor 14. South Catholic’s Subby Carbone, partially hidden, and who had one of Boston’s two through the third period as New twice. Fletcher said. “ At that point, I goals. “ We are getting the shots, Jersey won at Chicago Stadium. One threat, following a Winder wished more than ever we had Game postponed Luke Reilly in their game Saturday night at the Eagles’ but they’re usually wide. That Nest. East won its second in a row, 65-57. MacLean tied the game at 3 on a fumble late in the first half, ended one more game.” The Manchester High-South usually means you’re hurrying power-play goal with less than on a missed field goal. Twoothers Patriots Coach Raymond Windsor ice hockey game Satur­ things too much, which is what two minutes remaining in the in the final six minutes fizzled out Berry was naturally disappointed day night at Hartford Arena was happens when you’re in a slump. ” Patrick Flynn/Mtnchactar Harald second period. He put the Devils on an end-zone interception and with his team’s lack of scoring postponed. No new date has been While the Bruins havebeen in a ahead to stay at 12:23 of the final on downs as the Patriots tried punch. “ We drove 15 plays and set. Manchester resumes play Eagles unbeaten IN CONTROL — Manchester High’s the eighth annual Manchester Holiday prolonged drought. the Nordiques period, beating Ed Belfourfrom desperately to get back into the didn’t score, and drove inside Aaron Dixon, right, has control of Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. at the showed more signs of ending the left circle during a power game. their 15 again and came away Wrestling Tournament at Clarke Arena. Bolton Ice Palace when it hosts Glastonbury’s Pat Barnett in their Dixon finished second in his weight But the biggest defensive play with nothing,” Berry .said. “ Our CCC East Division foe Fermi came midway through the third inability to score in clo.se is a 152-pound division clash Saturday at High. after two outings class. Balance key for Arizona II quarter. credit to the Denver defense.” Trailing 14-10, New England Reeves said his defense “ came It had been five years since Lopotka were each perfect from Bv The Associated Press Douglas scored 23 points. rookie running back John Ste­ up with some big plays when we East Catholic High had recorded the line in the quarter. The Orangemen outscored Ca- phens dashed 52 yards to the had to keep them out of the end Jets just looking for some respect two victories to open a boys’ The Eagles, who trailed 29-27at The Arizona Wildcats opened nisius 17-6 over a seven-minute Denver 11. An offside penalty zone, and that was the difference. basketball season. But that’s the the half, took a 43-36 bulge into the their Pacific-10 schedule by prov­ span for a 32-18 lead with 8:07 left against Denver, two 1-yard runs We played well, even when there position the Eagles are in today ing they aren’t a one-man team. in the first half. and a 2-yard run left the Patriots was nothing on the line from a Bv Hal Bock He’s played with the Jets for 11 “ He just laughed.” Shuler — went to their ticketholders. final eight minutes. "We became following Saturday night’s 65-57 Washington State pressured Stephen Thompson had 19 The Associated Press years in a sort of permanent reported. “ It’s a great feeling to play a more aggressive offensively in with a fourth-and-1 at the Denver playoff standpoint. Tony and success over arch-rival South All-America forward Sean Elliott points and Derrick Coleman 18 2. Sammy ran well, our line opened second-class citizenship rein­ Progress comes in small doses. home game and have the home the third quarter,” Page ex­ Catholic at the Eagles’ Nest. throughout the game, forcing him for Syracuse, which led 49-33 at '8l up some holes up front, and John EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. - forced by the haughty air of the For the moment, the satisfaction fans cheering ’Giants! Giants!’ ” plained. Six different Eagles Disdaining the field goal, the East (2-0) will go after its third into a 5-for-16 shooting perfor­ halftime. (quarterback John Elway) did a If you were dressing up New Giants, an air maintained even in of making life miserable for the said Shuler, who caught a 16-yard were involved in the scoring as Pats tried a pass. Tony Eason consecutive win Friday night at 7 mance. He finished with 13 points, No. 5 Gaorgatown 74, DaPaul 64: good job on most of our third- York’s pro football teams, you’d the wake of the Jets’ early Super Giants will have to do for the Jets. pass in the final drive that once again a team effort was faked to a running back up the when it launches its All Connecti­ 7.8 below his average. Charles Smith scored George­ down conversions.” automatically give the top hat Bowl victory. And it will do quite nicely. positioned the ball for the winning involved in the victory. middle, then rolled right looking cut Conference slate against St. But the ninth-ranked Wildcats town’s last 16 points and wound up for a receiver. Under pressure, Dorsett finished the seasoi] and biack tie to the Giants a nd the "It’s tough iivingaround here.” "There are a lot of games you’ll points. That gave him five South raced to a quick eight- Reginald Pinto/ManchMt*r Harald Bernard. got enough support for Elliot as with a career-high 37 against with 703 yards. As a result, the suit from the Nearly New Shop to he said. "I guess it’s like theMets remember a long time,” Jets catches for 40 yards and gave him point bulge in the first stanza Eason overthrew Stephens deep The Eagles were outscored they beat Washington State 76-59 DePaul. in the comer of the end zone, Broncos will owe the Dallas the Jets. and the Yankees. The Mets won coach Joe Walton, a former Giant at least one catch in 79 consecu­ before the Eagles pulled even at INDIAN STARTER — Eric Widmer will be in the starting from the floor (23-18) but were in Sunday’s only game involving The Hoyas, 6-0, led only 62-58 "We were able to get them in Cowboys, from whom they ob­ Today, though, the Jets are the the world championship, so right star, said. "This was one of them. tive games. 17-all at quarter’s end. iineup for Manchester High tonight when the Indians able to ta ke ad va nta ge of a bushel a Top 20 team. with 5:41 left, but scored 12 of the the fourth-and-1 situation and tained Dorsett last summer, a guys who are putting on the ritz now. it’s their town. Until the Jets Everybody was pretty "Maybe some day, they’ll “ Gorman added 12 points. iaunch their '88-89 hoop season against Wilbur Cross of of fouls by the scrappy Rebels Callahan 9 and Lopotka 8 and a No. 3 Syracuse 95, Canislus 69: game’s final 18 points. what you might call a goal-line fifth-round draft pick. Had Dor­ after a 27-21 victory Sunday that win the Super Bowl (again). I emotional.” cheer ‘Jets! Jets!’ ” New Haven at 7:30 at Clarke Arena. The Governors come cost the Giants the NFC East title don’t think we’ll get the respect The bottom line is this is Giants (1-1). "South pressed and trapped strong floor game for the Eagles. Syracuse remained unbeaten in Alonzo Mourning had 19 points blitz,” Denver nose tackle Greg sett rushed for 750 yards. Denver and chased the whole game,” its first 10 games as Sherman and placed their playoff hopes in we deserve.” Mostly it was the veterans, Country and the Giants have “ (Peter) did a good job handling for Georgetown. in at 2-0 with wins over Norwalk and Brien McMahon. Kragen said. “ We had all areas would have owed a third-rounder. East Coach Ray Page described. serious jeopardy. The Los An­ It was always thus. players like Shuler and 10-year never failed to flaunt that fact. South’s pressure the whole "South’s small in size but it geles Rams’ 38-16 victory over Even in their struggling years, vet Marty Lyons, who enjoyed it In the early years, when the game,” Page said. doesn’t let up. San Francisco meant the Giants the Giants owned their town, most. "Theonly way we could get upstart AFL Jets put the estab­ East also won the junior va rsity would be home for the holidays. extending the claim across the respect was go out and earn it lishment Giants on their mailing "But when you play that type of game. 48-41. Freshmen CJiris The Giants will get no sym­ Hudson when New Jersey built a Sunday,” Lyons said, "We are list, their letters and literature defense you will get into foul Paradisoand Rob Penders led the pathy from their neighbors, who nice new stadium for them in the trying to build something here.” was returned, unopened. It was a trouble and South got into foul 2-0 young Eagles with 15 and 10 SCOREBOARD trouble,” he added. have been down so long it was swamps and plastered their If that means knocking off their mute statement by the NFL team points, respectively. That com­ beginning to took like up. name on the front of the joint. neighbors, well, that’s life. on just who was who and what 'The Eagles went to the charity pleted a clean sweep for the "Anytime you’re out of it and Oh. sure, the Jets could play They got the respect, too. was what. stripe 35 times and converted 25. Eagles as earlier in the day the Alabama St. 91, N. Carolina A8iT 81 Findlay 77, Huntington 49 Baylor 94, North Texas 95, 40T beat Central Florida loz-48. 4.Georgetown (4) 6> 0 991 5 They were a deadly ll-for-12 in Auburn 74, Jackson St. 51 Fontbonne 95, Webster 84 Houston 98, Stephen F.AustIn 74 5. Georgetown (40) tjeot Oral Roberts T.Oklohomo 6- 1 948 7 you have a team you can give here, too. it was decided, as long pulling it grudgingly from a East freshmenalsodowned South Barber-Scotia 47, Francis (Marlon 44 Fort Hays St. 71, Drury 45 Houston Baptist 73, HardIn-SImmons 70 the fourth quarter when South BasketbaD 91-75; beat DePoul 7444. B.North Carolina (1) 9- 1 935 8 troubie to and you live with them as they remembered they were in crowd that knew the damage a Catholic. Birmingham-Southern 91, Bryan 77 Heidelberg 49, Morletto 44 Oklahoma 134, Loyola AAorymount 103 4. Illinois (70) beat Tennessee Tech 9.Arlzona 4- 1 770 9 That changed with the merger starters Luke Reilly (16 points), Christopher Newport 75, AAorymount, Hope 74, Aaulnos 48 Pan American 42, Texos-Arllngton 40 105-77. lO.MIssourl 9. 2 722 10 all year, that’s a little extra Giants Stadium. That struck Jets victory would inflict on the BAST CATHOLIC (45) — ScoH Altrui 9 Illinois 105, Tennessee Tech 77 Sam Houston St. 97, SE Louisiana 47 when the Giants and Jets became Miguel Santiago (13) and Subby 7- 11 27, ReldGornian43-412,TcdOllva2 Va. 72 7. Oklahoma (41) beat Loyola Mory- 11.Rorlda State 6- 0 434 12 incentive.” tight end Mickey Shuler as rather amusing. Giants. Rorlda Southern 115, St. Thomos, Flo. 89 Ind.-Pur.-Ft. Wayne 84, TrI-State 75 Texas Christian 44, Mississippi St. 45 mount 134103. 12.0hlo State 6- 1 544 14 partners — willingly or not. But 1-2 5, Dan Callohn24-4 9, Pete LopotkaO FAR WEST Shuler said. “ I told the governor when he Sunday’s game was a home Carbone all fouled out Scott 8- 12 8, ScoH Sensenv 02-22, B ill Evans 1 Saturday’s college hoop scores Indiana 81, Texas-EI Paso 43 8. North Ckirollna (91) beat No. 20 13.Ney.-Las Vegas 3- 2 529 13 that was on the surface. Under­ 0-0 2, Chris Conklin 0 0-0 0, BreH Georgetown, Ky. 73, Thomas More 40 Indlona-Southeost 49, Franklin 44 Air Force 97, Doane 83 UCLA, 10478. 14. Louisville 5- 2 448 15 So the long-eliminated Jets Altrui (27 points. 7 rebounds) led Kansas St. 83, Mo.-Konsas City 57 Arizona St. 77, Son Diego St. 72 came in here that they ought to game for the Jets. The end zones neath. their rivalry simmered, M Ikkelsen 0 0-0 0. Totals 18 25-35 45. O orgla 80, (jeorgla Tech 49 9. Arizona (41) beat Washington State IS.Seton Hall 9- 0 399 17 East in the fourth quarter with a EAST (jeorgla Southern 87, Samford 48 Kent St. 84, Cleveland St. 78 Boise St. 71, San Jose St. 45 14.Georgla Tech 4- 1 272 11 played spoiler, earned a winning name the stadium after the team carried their logos. The walls SOUTH CATHOLIC (57) — Subby Brigham Young 94, Utah St. 85 7^ 9? largely because the Giants car­ dozen of his points, including Corbone 41-1 9, M iguel Santiago 41-413, American U. 74, Harvard 72 James Madison 80, Mount St. Mary's. Md. Lewis 71, S. Indiana 57 10. (92) beat Eastern Washing­ 17.N, Carolino State 2- 1 197 18 season for themselves and per­ that wins this game every year. were decorated with tributes to Bluefleld St. Ill, Alderson-Broaddus 104 47 Marlon 114, Ind.-Kokomo 41 Cal Baptist 80, N. Montana 74 — ried themselves with a certain 5-of-6 from the 15-foot line, "When Luke R eilly 54-414, Jerrard M cM illa n 1 ton 81-48; beat Ohio U. 11305. IS.South Carolina 5> 0 123 haps a little respect in a town that Make it 'Jets Stadium’ for a past heroes — Weeb Ewbank, Joe 0-0 2, Ed Connelly 10-0 2, M ike Bellody 4 Buffalo St. 80, Buffalo 70 Kennesaw 101, Palm Beach Atlantic 44 Miami, Ohio 70, Cincinnati 42 Cal Poly-Pomona70, NotreDame,Callf.53 11. Georgia Tech (41) lostto(ieorala80O9. 19.Tennessee 4- 1 105 14 haughtiness, an air of superior­ C.W. Post 44, Socred Heart SB Liberty 77, E. Kentucky 70 Michigan St. 70, Austin Peoy 40 has hoarded that commodity for year.” Namath and Don Maynard. The (South) tried to make a run at us, 0-0 15, Anthony Latina 0 0-0 0, Skip 20. Kansas 7- 1 70 — ity. even in the lean years. we got the ball to Altrui in the Bowers 0 0-0 0. Totals 23 8-13 57. Caldwell 74, Holy Family 49 Loulsyllle 92, Oklohomo St. 90 MInn.-AAorrIs 83, Jomestown 49 Col-Sonto Barbara 44, Santa Clara 57 12. Florida State (40) beat South Alabama Others receiving votes: Wichita State its beloved Giants. What was Gov. Thomas Kean’s Jets occupied the home side of the 3-polnt Held goals: EC- Altrui 2, Cent. Connecticut St. 107, Mercy, N.Y. 90 Lynchburg 81, Greensboro 80, OT Minnesota 83, MaraueHe 47 Christian Herltoge 124, Spring Arbor 84 87-82; beat Penn State 7871. 43; Georgia 52; Connecticut SO; Stanford 44; One thing has changed, though. fourth quarter.” Page said. Dan Moryyllle, Tenn. 71, Emory 8, Henry 81 ' Mo.-St. Louis 73, Washington, Mo. 44 Colorado Mines 74, Colorado Col. 70 Shuier knows just how beloved. response to that idea ? field The seats — all but about 500 Gorman, Callahan; SC- Bellody 3. 13. N e y a d a -L a s V egos (3-2) be at North Carolina Charlotte 33; Ball State Now the Giants open the mail. Callahan. Reid Gorman and Pete HalHIme: 29-27 South. Clemson 77, Hofstra 43 Mercer 90, Georglo St. 89, OT Monmouth, III. 87, Mac Murray 74 Colorado St. 102, Orol Roberts 89 Callfornlo-lrvlne 10005. 24; Notre Dame 11; UCLA 11; Vlllanovo 10; Oiemen 77, Point PorK 47 Middle Tenn. 88, Tn.-Chottanoogo 87 Muskingum SI, Ohio Northern S3, OT Fullerton St. 71, PoHlond 45 14. Ohio State (41) beat Nebraska 103-74; Southern Methodist 8; West Virginia 8; FDU-Atadlson 84, Rider 83 N.C.-Wllmln^on 73, Campbell 41 N. Iowa 109, Youngstown St. 79 Grand Canyon 91, Cal-RIversIde 90 beat (Xiyton 10474. Cal-Santo Barbara 7; AAemphls State 7; Fdlrlelgh Dickinson 77, Delaware St. 43 Newport News 80, Ferrum 77 NW Missouri St. 70, Pittsburg St. 57 Iowa St. 99, Bradley 97 15. Louisville (82) beat Oklahoma Slate MlchlganState7; Purdue4; Indiana 5; St. Rorlda St. 78, Penn St. 71 North Carolina 104, UCLA 78 Nebraska 49, Furman 54 NW Nazarene 83, Coll, ot Idaho 77 9990. Mary's. Calif. 5; Kansas State 4; Gannon 76, PIH.-Johnstown 43 Rollins 72, Valdosta St. 49 Oakland, Mich. 100, NE Illinois 79 Neyodo-Reno 101, E. Illinois 100 14. Tennessee (41) lost to South Carolina Texas-EI Paso 4; Ark.-LIttle Rock 3; Lakers showing some gaping hoies on the defensive end Georgetown 74, DePoul 44 S. Carolina St. 115, Augusta 89 Ohio St. 104, tXiyton 74 New Mexico 44, New Mexico St. 41 8301, OT. Arkansas State 3; Californio 3; Clemson 3; Holy Cross 85, Boston College 80 S.C.-Alken 94, Paine 44 (}ttawa, Kan. 85, Benedlctlne,Kon. 75 Oregon Tech 83, Columbia Christian 57 17. Seton Hall (90) beat Rutgers9470; beat Pittsburgh 3; Holy Cross 2; Lo Salle 1; St. Jersey City St. 80, Rutgers-Cdmden 77 Shenandoah 108, Spring Garden 98 OHerbeIn 78, Baldwln-Walloce 73 Oregon Tech 97, E. Oregon 54 John's 1; Texas 1; Vanderbilt 1. By Bill Barnard those guys the opportunity to look Pepperdine 87, Miss. Valley St. 77 Fordhom 7844. sustain four quarters of basket­ his 22 points in the fourth period, consecutive loss behind Akeem Md.-Boltlmore County 74, Washington, South Carolina 83, Tennessee 81, OT Purdue 95, Utah 53 18. North Carolina State (2-1) did not ploy. The Associated Press at the basket without pressure, Md. 45 Tampa 103, St. Thomas Aaulnos 88 Quincy 77, NE Missouri 71 San Diego 84, Seattle Pocific 44 ball. and that’s been our problem drove the lane to put them ahead San Francisco 94, Sonoma St. 57 and they hit.” NBA Roundup Olajuwon’s 35 points. 17 rebounds Mercyhurst 70, PIH.-Brodford 45 Tenn.-Martin 43, Rhodes 58 Rockford 59, Chicago 49 19. Notre Dome (41) lost to Valparaiso the last few weeks.” 107-106 with 1:25 remaining. A and eight blocked shots. Pittsburgh 94, Toledo S3 Texos-San Antonio 101, Centenary 74 S. Dakota St. 99, B riar CIIH 45 Stanford 87, Oregon St. 59 71-48, OT. The Los Angeles Lakers have Los Angeles led by as many as Eackles replaced Malone at the Queens Coll. 74, Keene St. 74 Transylyania 84, Campbellsville 84 S. Illinois 97, N. Illinois 91 W. Montana 88, Seattle 45 Rec H oop long jumper and a pair of free The Rockets led only 93-90 W. Washington 115, Sheldon Jackson 49 20. UCLA (41) lost to No. 8 North lost their last three games to 20 points in the first half, but the Rutgers 49, Princeton 43 Va. Commonwealth 90, George Mason SE M lu o u rl 79, Delta St. 77 Carolina 10478. start of the fourth quarter and throws by Darrell Walker in the midway through the fourth quar­ She^erd 94, Wesley 74 78 SIU-Edwardsyllle 85, Union, Tenn. 72 Washington 89, Memphis St. 88 teams who are a combined 28-41, Bullets. 6-15 and losers of eight of Reserves Ledell Eackles and St, Bonayenture 40, St. Peter's 59 W. Carolina 44, Coastal Carolina 57 SW Baptist 73, E. Central U. 43 Weber St. 102, Lewls-Clork St. 81 scored all of his 12 points in the final 37 seconds iced the victory. ter, but Olajuwon, who had 14 and Coach Pat Riley is worried their previous nine games, out- John Williams led the fourth- St. Francis, Pa. 94, AAd.-E. Shore 79 W. Kentucky 77, Cent. Michigan 43 Siena Heights 101, Hillsdale 44 Whitworth 97, LInfleld 80 College hoop Top 20 poll Pee Wee period. It took less than four "I didn’t go with them to see points in the period, scored seven St. John's 71, Manhattan 54 William Corey 88, Mississippi Col. 85 Sioux Foils 73, SW Minnesota 44 about the defending NBA cham­ scored the Lakers 65-45 in the quartercomeback for the Bullets, minutes for Washington to close what they can do,” Washington of their next nine points as Staten Island 78, Lehman 39 MIDWEST St. Francis, III. 84, McKendree 78 Bombers 14 (Jason Milne 10, Sora pions’ defense. second half to wipe out a 65-50 who outscored the Lakers 37-23 in Stockton St. 84, Ransopo 43 Auaustana,lll. 89, Aurora 45 St. Louis 92, Illinois St. 55 How Top 20 fared The Top Twenty teams In the Associated Mlstretta 4. Ben PInkIn played well). within a point, and the Bullets coach Wes Unseld said of his Houston opened a 102-95 advan­ Stonehlll 94, S. Connecticut 91 Augustona,S.D. 95, Westmor 78 St. Thomos, Minn. 48, WIs.-Rly. Falls 59 “ We didn’t shoot the ball well in halftime deficit. the last 12 minutes. grabbed their first lead since the Press' college basketball poll, with flrst- Bullets 13 (Meghan MIzoras 4, Alex decisiop to use a unit that tage with 5:14 left. Syracuse 95, Canislus 49 Bethel, Ind. 75, Nazoreth, Mich. 42 Taylor 90, Manchester 37 ploce yotes In parentheses, total points Scollo and John Beaulieu played well) the second half." Riley said after Jeff Malone led Washington "We lost this game at the start Trenton St. 78, Rutgers-He work 44 BlufHon 91, Atadonno 79 Tiffin 74, Dyke 54 How The Associated Press Top Twenty based on 28191817-1418141312-11-18987- first period when Eackles hit a included two rookies down the , Celtics 18 (Chris Duffy, Robby Roy the Lakers lost to Washington Houston, which blocked 14 San Vlllanova 70, Temple 59 Buena Vista 88 Mount Mercy 81 Valparaiso 71, Notre Dome 48, OT college basketball teams fared for the 4 8 4 3 9 1 , record through Dec. 18 and lost and Doug CosmInI played w ell), 74ers 9 with 34 points, including 16 in the of the third quarter when we gave pair of free throws with 2:53 stretch W. Va. Weslyn 88, Waynesburg 80 Butler 72, Indlano St. 57 Wheaton 94, Carthage 57 week ending Dec. 18: 115-110 Sunday night. "But the Antonio shots, led 108-99 with 3:12 week's ranking: (Nick O'Dell 4, Brent Rideout and Jake third quarter as the Bullets got them the mom entum .” said remaining. Wogner 80, Brooklyn Col. 73 Carroll, WIs. 44, Viterbo 45 Wilmington, Ohio 81, Denison 47 1. Duke (40) did not ploy. Record Pts Pvs Taylor aloso played well) answer to that is defense, and left after a pair of free throws by West Vtrginlo 101, Virginia Tech S3 Cent. Missouri 82, W illiam Penn 48 WIs.-WhItewater 104, WIs.-Oshkosh 78 2. Michigan (90) beat Eastern Michigan 1. Duke (49) 4 0 1288 1 within nine points going into the James Worthy, who scored 31 The Bullets went ahead to stay 80-57 Knicks 23 (Matt Olekslw 14, Bruce we’re not playing it. We just gave Rockett 120, Spurs 106: Houston Olajuwon. and the Spurs got no Westminster, Pa. 44, Hiram Col. 41 Creighton 57, Montana 51 Wittenberg 44, Capitol S3 2. Mlchlgan (8) 9 0 1235 2 Russell and Nick Glenney ployed well), final period. points for the Lakers. "W e didn’t when Williams, who scored 10 of Wm. Paterson 74, Montclair St. 59 Duauesne 94, Detroit 74 3. Syracuse (10O) beat U.S. Interna­ 3.Syrocuse (1) 18 0 1147 3 Huskies (Kyle Wolff 4, A.J. Robenhy- handed San Antonio its seventh closer than seven again. SOUTH Earlhom SB, Kenyon SO SOUTHWEST tional 135-93; beat Canislus 95-49. Ark.-LIttle Rock 88, Stetson 70 4.IOWO (1) 8 0 1040 4 mer and Bloke Roberts played well). Alabama 84, Cent. Florida 48 Ferris St. 85, Norfhwd, Mich. 71 4. Iowa (80) beat Jackson State 84-71; S.llllnols 7 - 0 1003 4 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Dec. 19, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Dec. 19. 1988 — 15 SCOREBOARD FOCUS/Advice WIT OF THE WORLD

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Second Quarter NEW YORK 088) NFL standings N Y J— Shuler 5 poss from O'Brien SO— Anderson 9 run (DeUne kick), 6:39 Lormer, Chi (high-sticking), 8:32; Muller, DEAR BRUCE: My of machinery but a potentially lethal some cases when you deal with the LA — D.Johnson 16 pass from Everett KC— Paige 4 pass from DeBerg (kick N J (roughing), 13:04; Sutter, Chi (rough­ Newmon813F423, Ooklev 38806, Ewing (Leohv kick), 13:38. (Lonsford kick), 3:58 14-19 2-4 30, Jackson 3 8 1-2 8, G,Wllklns dad taught me and my weapon. Also, stress that with the mover, you are not buying insurance AMERICAN CONFERENCE Second Quarter tolled), 12:14 ing), 13:04; K.Brawn, O il (charging), SF— Rothman 1 run (Cofer kick), 9:37 SD— F G OeLlne 45,14:52 13:04; Albelln, N J (holding),15:44; Thomas, 4-188012, Strickland 844812, Green 1-3802, brothers and sisters to privilege of driving goes a great deal as we generally understand it, but Em i N Y J — F G Leohv 20, 9:02. LA— Ellard9passfrom Everett (Lonsford Tucker 2-7805, Walker 85804, But1er8082 W L T Pet. FF FA N YG — Baker 5 pass from Simms Second QuarW O il (tripping), 14:40; Sovord, Chi ((rive. In those days, we of responsibility. rather in-house coverage that the kick), 13:47 SD— AAalone 5 run (O eU ne kick), 11:54 (hlgh^tlcklng), 17:39; Verbeek, NJ (high- 2. Totals 428715-18104, X-Buffalo 12 < 0 .750 32» 237 (McFodden kick), 14:50. LA— Bell 1 run (Lonsford kick), 14:40 didn't have automatic company will pay out of its own funds IndlonoDOlls 9 7 0 . 543 354 315 Third Quarter Third Quarter sticking), 19:55. SF— F G Coter 44, 14:57 SD— Holland 94 kickoff return (DeUne Third Period— 7, New Jersey, AAacLeon23 BOSTON (117) transmissions. Everyb­ Smart Money if a loss occurs. New England 9 7 0 . 543 250 2(4 NYJ— McNeil 6 run (Leohv kick), 1:59. Third Quarter . McHole813181024, Lohous838O0, Parish DEAR BRUCE: My wife and I are N .Y . Jets 8 7 1 .531 372 354 N Y G — Baker 9 pass (McFodden kick), kick), :14 (Broten, O'Collahon), 12:23 (pp). 8, New ody had a stick shift on LA — D.Johnson 11 pass from Everett A— 24,339. Jersey, Conocher 3 (Korn, Albelln), 12:42. 14-14 47 34, Johnson 1-3 80 2,Alnoe7-12 having an argument and you are the While there are many, many J MIomI 4 10 0 .375 319 310 14:40. (Lonsford kick), 9:32 Penoltles— Sovord, O il (trtpptno), 4:00; 4520, Lewis 4155817, Paxson 87804, Shaw the floor. Bruce Williams cause of it. Usually when I make a reputable movers who handle losses Central Fourth Quarter L A — F G Lonsford 49, 12:20 478012, Acres 81 800, (3randlson81800, x-CIncInnatl 12 4 o .750 448 329 NYG— Monuel 9 pass from Simms AAalev, N J, m lnor-malor (Instigator, fight­ We all became re­ Fourth Quarter Rrst downs 22 20 ing), 7:38; Anderson, NJ (hlgh-stlrklno), (tamble 80 OOO.Totals 4478 2428117. decision in our family, my wife says in a businesslike and fair atmosphere, v-Cleveland 10 4 0 . 425 304 288 (McFodden kick), 10:04. LA — D.Johnson 5 pass from Everett sponsible adults and A v-Houston 10 4 0 .425 424 365 N Y J — Toon 5 pass from O'Brien (Leohv Rushes-vards 29139 45244 7:38; AAonson, Chi, mlnor-malor (high- that since I earn the money, I should my mailbox is full of complaints from - (Lonsford kick), 4:40 New York 22 M 11 2S-1M Pittsburgh 5 11 0 .313 334 421 kick). 14:23. Passing 147 91 sticking, fighting), 7:38; Wilson, O il good drivers. Now, my have the final say. However, in this people like you who have purchased SF— F G Coter 34, 14:51 Return Yards 18 50 (holding), 11:19; (Sroham, Chi (hooking), Boston 24 SO 2S 11-117 W#st A-d9,770. A— 62,444. 8Polnt goals— Newman 3, Tucker, x-Seottle 9 7 0 . 543 339 329 Comp-Att-Int 17-352 5105 13:25; AAacLean, N J (tripping), 14:32. oldest child will soon be case, she's got herback up and I'm not the coverage through the moving Denver 8 8 0 . 500 327 352 Sacked-Yards Lost 520 50 Shots on goal— New Jersey 9-6-11— 24. Atnge 2, Jackson. Fouled out— None. of driving age and he will be taking to drive in a driving school, and they company. NICO Rebounds— New York 34 (Oakley 8), Boston used to being treated this way! L A. Raiders 7 9 0 .438 325 349 First downs 24 15 Punts 142 2-39 Chicago 11-11-5-27. Zurich First downs 23 20 FumblefrLost 55 52 Power-plav Opportunities— New Jersey 48 (Parish 15). Assists— N ew York 21 driver's ed in high school. are persuaded that is the way to go. We are moving from the East to the If private coverage is available at San Dlega 4 10 0 .375 231 332 Rushes-vards 33-197 27-100 Rushes-vards 35121 21-70 (Jackson 4), Boston 35 (Johnson 9). Total SWITZERLAND Kansas CItv 4 11 1 .281 254 320 Posslng 170 198 PenoltlefrYards 520 7-95 2 of 8; Chicago 0 of 5. I'm ready to put him behind the It depends, to some measure, upon West Coast. My company is paying for competitive rates, which it usually is, NATIONAL CONFERENCE Passing 201 244 Tim e of Possession 29:12 30:48 Goalies— New Jersey, Sauve, 2-3-1 (27 f o u ls — N e w Y o r k 22, B o s to n 17. Return Yards 15 5 Return Yords 31 S3 Technical— New York Illegal defense. wheel as soon as he gets his permit your temperament and your relation­ the move, including the packing and you are far better off to deal with a East Cbmp-Att-Int 18-334) 15250 shots-24 saves). Chicago, Belfour, 84 0 Comp-Att-Int 1538-1 2537-0 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS (24-21). A— 14890. and teach him myself. But my wife ship with your youngsters. Teaching unpacking everything we own, the true insurance company — one that is x-PhlladelohIa 10 4 0 . 425 379 319 Socked-Yords Lost 540 2-14 Sacked-Yards Lost 50 9-45 N .Y . Giants 10 4 0 .425 359 304 Punts 545 540 RUSHING— Kansas City, Saxon 1583, A— 15,434. feels that it would be wise to send him someone to drive can be a bit value is in the range of $30,000 to regulated by a state insurance com­ Punts 538 535 Palmer 2-37, Heard 1536, AAorlortv 1-2, Referee— Bob Mvers. Linesmen— Washington 7 9 0 .438 345 387 Fumbles-Lost 51 (M) Fumbles-Lost 10 51 Bullsts1l5,L8ksrs110 Phoenix 7 9 0 .438 344 398 Penalties-Yards 525 525 Corson 1-1. Son Diego, Anderson 35217, GordBroseker, Don Schochte. to driving school. She thinks that they nerve-recking. You must have the $40,000. mission. In the event of a claim, it Penaltles-Yords 533 7-58 AAalone 517, Redden 2-7, Holland 1-5, Dollos 3 13 0 .188 245 381 Tim e of Possession 33:54 26:04 Tim e ot Possession 31:28 28:32 L.A. LAKERS (118) _ „ „ , . „ are professionals and can do a better judgment to bail them out when it's The moving company says that for gives you leverage against the mov­ Central A.Miller 1-1, Spencer Mmlnus 1). Green 3-10 44 10, W orthy 13-23 58 31, job of teaching him. absolutely necessary and the ability an extra fee they will insure all of our ing company, which has its own PEOPLE x-Chlcogo 12 3 0 . 800 285 187 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS PASSING— Kansas CItv, DeBerg 17-35 Abdul-Jobbor 410 4514, Johnson 47 4413, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 187-2. Son Diego, Malone 515915. Ollars 4. Whsisrs 2 (Saturday Scott 9-18 3-3 21, Thompson 3-4 80 4, My father was good enough for me, to sit back and let them make some interests to protect. V-MInnesoto 10 5 0 . 467 378 206 R U S H IN G — N .Y . Giants, (Vtorrls 20-97, RUSHIN(3— LA. Roms, Bell 21-88, goods against damage and loss. I was Tam pa Bay 5 11 0 . 313 261 350 Simms 557, Anderson 534, Adams 2-8, R E C E IV IN G — Kansas City, Paige 590, Woolrldge 18 1-2 3, Cooper 47 (M) 8, mistakes as they learn. Since your son I don't want to cause a family row, Brown 1-13, White 510, Everett 2-4, Hoves 546, Corson 535, Saxon 514, gama) Campbell 1-4802, Lam p80800. Totals4486 and I think I'm good enough for the ready to go with this arrangement, Telethon raises $9 million Detroit 4 12 0 .250 220 313 Corthon 1-1. N.Y. Jets— McNeil 12-45, McGee 1-3, Gumon 1-1. San Francisco, Green Bov 4 12 0 . 250 240 315 Hector 7-35, Vick 514, O'Brien 2-6. Palmer 55. Son Diego, A.MIIIer533, Holland 22-24 110, kids. What do you think? is taking a driving course in school. he but my wife says that you suggest but I do believe that your wife is on Craig 1551, Rothman 2-11, Young 1-9, 1-20, Cox 1-16, Redden 1-11, Jones 1-11. Edmonton 2 0 — 4 WASHINGTON (115) LOS ANGELES West PASSING— N.Y. Giants, Simms 15355 Helton 10, Flogler 1-(mlnus 1). 2 S.W., will qualify in many situations for buying insurance from a private solid ground in this case. x-Son Francisc 10 4 0 . 625 349 294 2X. N .Y , Jets— O'Brien 15255214. Hartford 1 l 8— 2 Catledge4144814, Klng4114413,C. Jones (AP) — Celebrities PASSIN(3— L A. Rams, Everett 19-351- MISSED FIELD GOALS— Kansas CItv, 1-2 80 2, Malone 1421 48 34, Wolker 18 DUBUQUE, IOWA discounts on his insurance. broker. V-L.A. Rams 10 6 0 .425 407 293 R E C E IV IN G — N .Y . Giants, Manuel 574, 201. Son Francisco, Montano 15255171, Rrst Period— 1, Edmonton, S.SmIth 3 including Ray Cha­ New Orleans 10 4 0 .425 312 283 Bavoro 540, Baker 524, Ingram 2-15, Lowery 48, 35. San Diego, DeLlne 45. (MacTovIsh, McClelland), 8:34. Z Edmon­ 44 6, Williams 7-11 49 22,C.A.Jones8180 I'd give it a shot with my oldest I’m not sure I'll take your advice but Bruce Williams, America’s top Young 7-110-120. 0, Colter2-3804, Grant47808, Eackles47Z2 Atlonta 5 11 0 . 313 244 315 Mowatt 1-19, Robinson 1-13, Adams 1-9, RECEIVING—L A. Rams, Ellord 574, ton, MocTovIsh 5 (S.SmIth, Messier), 13:28 youngster. Let's face it, if things don't rles, Harry Bela- x-clinched division title (sh). 3, Hortford, Tippett 9 (Bobych, tZTotals 4303 29-35115. DEAR S.W.: I' m not sure there's I'd like to hear your reasoning. radio talk host, is heard each week Carthon 1-8, Morris 1-4. N.Y. Jets— Shuler Johnson 542, Cox 5 ^ Holohon 524, Bell work out, you can always send him to fonte, Neil Sedaka v ««3 K i » 3 boi gsa t o g o b s -10e. Pittsburgh, Brister kick), :07. Phoenix 7 10 0 0— 17 gains to the extent that you have ($500,000 gain X 28 percent tax) that 1^264^99 First Quoner With the elections So 1 was always influenced by New Orleans Sea— F G N.Johnson 39, 2:44. Winnipeg 0 1 0— 1 received payments. Therefore, if you would otherwise be used to pay taxes R E C E I V I N G — M ia m i, C lo vto n 6-54, LA — F G Bohr 26, 7:28. GB— Pitts 63 punt return (kick tolled), coming a dim memory rhythm and blues, more so than any other music Jensen 505, Schwedes 4-110, Dovenport 4-X, 1:51. Fbllodtlpbla 2 2 1— 5 sell property in December, 1988, and in April, 1989. These monies invested Sea— F G N.Johnson 24,13:08. Rrst Period— 1, Philadelphia, Smith 9 for most, you may be Stradford 4-20, Edmunds 2-24. Pittsburgh. Seo— F G N.Johnson 40,14:57. GB— Woodside 3 run (Burrow kick), will receive all payments in January. at 7-percent tax-free would result in growing up,” he said. Carter 525, Hoge 3-8, Lockett 2-33, LIpps 220, 8:54. (Mellanbv), 1:59. 2, Phllodelphio, Poulin 4 wondering if tax rates Third Quarter (Mellonbv, Sm ith), 5:45. Penalties— 1989 or thereafter, there may be no earnings of $9,800. The show also featured Greg Allman, John Thompson 1-13. Sea— Blodes 30 pass from Krleg (N .John­ Pho— Mitchell 4 run (Del Greco kick), will change in 1989. Sylvia MISSED FIELD (30ALS— None. 13:31. McBaIn, Win (hooking), 10:23; Chychrun, income to report in 1988. Alterna­ The installment method is not Hyatt, the Dixie Cups, the Dirty Dozen Brass son kick), 5:43. Phi (tripping), 19:38. L A — F G Bahr 28, 7:11. Second Quarter While President-elect tively, if it later appears that 1988 is Band and Buckwheat Zydeco. Actor Dennis Pho— FG Del Greco 20, :M. Second Period— 3, Philadelphia, Tocchet appropriate for all types of property. Sea— Wlllloms 75 poss from Krleg 20 (Craven) ,4:18.4, Philadelphia, Summon 5 Bush has told us that tax Porter Quaid, who played a New Orleans detective in (N.Johnson kick), 7:34. Pho— Mitchell 12 run (Del Greco kick), the best year for you to report the For instance, it is not permitted for 7:25, (Propp, Sutter), 9:17. 5, Winnipeg, McBaIn rates will not rise, we "The Big Easy," and Ed Bradley, a reporteron LA— S.SmIth 4 poss from Schroeder 19 (Carlyle, Ellett), 15:04 (pp). gain, you are allowed to "elect out” of sales of publicly traded securities. Calendar (Bohr kick). 13:44. GB— Mason 10 pass from MolkowskI have also elected a CBS’ “ 60 Minutes," also were on hand. (Burrow kick), 10:13. Penalties— Nummlnen, Win (tripping), installment sales treatment, and However, gains on sales of such Fourth Quarter 2:K; Sutter, Phi (cross-checking), 4:49; Democratic Congress Sea— F G N.Johnson 35, :14. Third Quarter recognize the entire gain in 1988. (This securities in 1988 can be deferred into GB— DIdler 2 pass from MolkowskI Togllonettl, Win (hooking),9:37; AAellanbv, that has made deficit­ LA — Fernandez 54 pass from Schroeder Phi (holding), 13:15; Chychrun, Phi (cross- can be done as late as Oct. 15, 1989, TODAY (Bahr kick). 2:04. (kick tailed), 9:05. 1989 by various methods of selling chiKklno), 14:43; Steen, Win (hooking), cutting a prime prior­ Crowd honors hockey star Bovs Basketball Sea— F G N.Johnson 32, 9:42. A — 44.584. with the timely filing of your 1988 tax securities. Your tax accountant can 15:15. ity. It is conceivable thata "political” push your tax liability into a future W ilbu r Cross at M anchester, 7:30 L A — F G Bahr 24, 12:39. return.) advise you on this. Girls Basketball A — 61,127. Third Period— 4, Philadelphia, Tocchet compromise will be struck: Increase year. MONTREAL (AP) — An injury prevented Manchester at South Catholic, 7 p.m. First downs 22 14 21 (B u lla rd , W ells), 5:11. Penalties— Also, there are tax rules that can hockey star Guy Lafleur from suiting up for the Ellett, Win (tripping), 4:42; Jorvenpao, Win tax rates on ordinary income, but cut There may be a way to get the best Bacon Acodem v at Cove ntrv, 7:30 Rushes-vards 35105 27-118 I Sale cause installment sales gains to be game, but that didn’t stop the crowd from giving Beys Swimming First downs Passing 239 147 (high-sticking), 12:55; Smith, Phi (hlgh- taxes on capital gains. George Bush of both worlds, say William B. The following example illustrates East Catholic at Middletown, 4 p.m. Rushes-vards Return Yards 42 43 stlcklng), 12:55. Rosenberg, CPA, and Richard A. taxed currently. To illustrate, if you a lusty tribute to their returning hero. Shots on gool— Winnipeg 5-12-8— 25. ReeboiKS has actually gone on record in support how an installment sale could work. Passing Com^Att-Int 15352 15350 $39.99 sell the installment note as security "What 1 gavetothemasa hockey player while Price Klass, CPA, of the New York firm of T U E S D A Y Return Yords Sacked-Yards Lost 514 525 Philadelphia 10-11-8— 29. of reducing capital-gains tax rates to Assume you own a parcel of land that Power-plav Opportunities— Winnipeg 1 for a loan, part of the gain becomes Bays Basketball Comp-Att-Int Punts 537 7-40 #5900 Ust S77.00 as low as 15 percent. Weiner & Co. You can complete the you purchased 10 years ago for 1 was here, they gave back to me tonight by their R ocky H ill at Cheney Te ch, 7:30 Sacked-Yards Lost Fumbles-Lost 51 51 of 4; Philadelphia 0 at 5. immediately taxable. Finally, the IRS (Soalles— Winnipeg, Chevrier, 7-8-1 (15 sale immediately, yet have the ability $50,000, and a developer wants to buy encouragement," Lafleur said after Saturday Bolton at C oventrv, 7:30 Punts Penoltles-Yords 7-40 549 will charge interest (much of which is Girls Basketball Fumbles-Lost Tim e of Possession 33:10 24:50 sho tvil saves), Reddick (10:43 second, All Other Reebok Models Unlike prior years, capital gains to choose 1988 or 1989 as the year in it for $550,000. Also assume that you night’s game between the Montreal Canadiens Glastonbury at Bolton, 7 p.m. Penaltles-Yards 1413). Philadelphia, Hextall, 13-1Z2 (25- non-deductible) on the amount of tax and the New York Rangers. 24). are no longer taxed at a lower rate, which your gains are taxed. will close on Dec. 30, 1988, and take Wrestling Tim e of Possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS deferred in cases where certain RHAM at East Catholic. 4 p.m. RUSHING— (ireen Bav, Mason 1557, A— 17,274. but instead are taxed the same as all back an installment note that requires Lafleur, 37, who retired from the Canadiens in AAalkowskkI 527, Carruth2-1Z Woodslde7-9, Referee— Rob Shick. Linesmen— Gerard property is sold and the payments on November 1984 after a 14-year career, is INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Gauthier, AAork Pare. other income, at effective rates as You accomplish this result by using payment in full of $550,000 on Jan. 2, W ED N ES D A Y R U S H IN G — Seattle, W illia m s 14-59, Collins 1-2, Davis 1-0,' AAatthews V(mlnus an installment sale. Generally, an the note or notes exceed $5 million. making a comeback this season with the Ice Hockey Warner 1521, Harm on 513, Krleg 44. Los 2). Phoenix, Mitchell 1575, Ferrell 1534, high as 33 percent. 1989 (due to the short installment Fermi vs. Manchester (Bolton Ice Angeles. Jackson 14-47, Schroeder 518, Jetterv 58, Wooflev 1-1, Lomax 1-0. Dsvlls5,Blacl(hawl(s3 20% OFF If you wish to sell property now, but installment sale calls for one or more period, we will ignore interest). While the use of the installment Rangers. P a lace). 8:15 p.m . S.SmIth 515, Allen 57, T.Brown 52, Offer Expires 12-2488 you expect capital gains rates to payments to be received by the seller If the tax on capital gains is reduced method is "sim ple” in concept, it’s not In anticipation of watching him sweep down Mueller 1-1. PASSIN G — Green Bov, AAalkowsk11535 always easy to apply. In addition, PASSING— Seattle, Krleg 15351-410. 2-255. Phoenix, Lom ax 15-355172. New Jersey 1 2 2— 5 decline in 1989, you are faced with a in the years (s) following the date of to 15 percent in 1989, the potential the ice again, some fans among the crowd of Los Angeles, Schroeder 22-451-354. RECEIVING— Green Boy, Kemp 558, Oileaga 2 1 8 -1 dilemma; Should you wait to sell your the sale. savings associated with using this depending on your circumstances, it 17,742 at the Montreal Forum paid as much as RECEIVIN(5-Seattle. Wlllloms 7-180, Sharpe 554, A4oson 549, AAatthews 2-34, Rrst Period— 1, New Jersey, Danevko 2 Anaconda-Kaye (Sports, Inc. may not always be appropriate. Since $400 a ticket. More sports Blades 5123, Largent 2-50, Butler 2-22, Carruth 1-31, Scott 1-17, West 1-4, Woodside (M uller, O'Callohon), 8:19. 2, Chicago, property until next year and pay less As a typical example, a seller takes installment method would be as much W orner 519, Skonsl 2-14, Los Angeles, 14, DIdler 1-2. Phoenix. Green 575, Ferrell Wilson 8 (Sovord), 8:30. Z Chlcogo, Lorm er back a mortgage that provides for as $65,000 (from 28 percent down to 15 1988 is slipping by, consult your tax But Lafleur was sidelined by a broken bone in 523, Await 5)4, Smith 528, Novocek 1-22, J5 313 Green Road, Manchester, CT 06040 • Phone 203-646-8344 tax, or should you hold onto a "live" — see page 18 Fernandez 5113, Christensen 4-48, Jack- 15 (Sovord, Graham ), 9:12. Penoltv— 5 future payments with interest. If you percent x $500,000 gain). Even if rates adviser as soon as possible if you are his left foot suffered in a game Dec. 10. His on-ice son 514, Gault 5108. Lofton 577, T.B row n Mitchell 1-8. O'Callohon, NJ (high-sticking), 14:51. 2 4 m iM fo Bqulpmenl end SupdHm • Houn: W o n .-F rl. lOM-dM. Tliun. (ftOO-KOa SM. »;SO-9.'(X) ^ buyer and take the money and run? 2-18, S.SmIth 514, Allen 55, Porker 1-5. MISSED FIELD GOALS— Green Bov, Second Period— 4, New Jersey, Muller 11 Even if capital-gains tax rates use an installment sale, you are remain the same, you will have the selling property and want to consider return to the Forum won’t occur until Feb. 4. Burrow 49. Phoenix, Del Greco V. MISSED FIELD GOALS— None. (Vellschek, Verbeek), 2:34. 5, Chicago, a la la la gs la la ga la la ta la m la go la g

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Malcolm McDowell, Patrick Magee, brick, says Harry Corless. Adrienne Corri. 1971 Rated R [ESPN] SportsLook u [USA] M ia m i V ic e Corless, chairman of ICI Amer­ [TM C] MOVIE: 'Red Sonja' A young [HBO] MOVIE: 'Valet Girls' They park 7;30PM CD p m Magazine Scheduled w om an and a mighty sw ordsm an battle an cars for a living, but these attractive icas. made the observation at the "‘^>1 JOrtH?oO serial killers. evil queen for control of her kingdom. Bri­ would-be rock stars have their sights set on fame and fortune. Meri O. Marshall, recent dedication of the Univer­ 12-1^ gitte Nielsen, , CD Current Affair April Stewart, Mary Kohneri 1986. Rated sity of Delaware’s Composites Sandahl Bergman. 1985. Rated PG-13 ALLEY OOP by Dava Graua CD d i) Je o p a rdy! (CC). R Manufacturing Science THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME CD K a te & A llie (CC) 10:30PM (5D Celebrate the Season [TMC] MOVIE: The Good Wife' A ro- Laboratory. 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East won the king and returned Wi‘ Mall $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this news­ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Conditions that Audrey Hepburn. Peter Finch, Dame Edith Christmas! We will V l0 2 ¥Q 3 dJAuJ paper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH have a direct bearing on your career ap­ a diamond. The contract now hinged ii-ia Evans 1959 custom design a delicate ♦ 7 6 4 2 ♦ K 9 8 on the position of the queen of clubs. 44101-3428. pear to be extremely tortultous today. If [CNN] P rim e N e w s 4Q86 49752 By James Jacoby you've been hoping to pull off some­ gift basket, piled high Any ideas? CHUBS AND CHAUNCBY by Vanc« Bod«walt CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Your [DIS] Swiss Family Robinson popularity and Influence are growing thing big, try It now. with goodies you select, Although a guess seems to be in­ [ESPN] NFL Monday Night Matchup SOUTH This week's deals should well dem­ socially and you are likely to see evi­ VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Even it you volved, remembering the bidding and Preview of tonight s game between the whether scented bath 4 6 4 onstrate the weakness of the 4-3-2-1 tHIS IS A SPeaAL. r r is NCT FDR YOU TWO I JUST ASSUMED SHE dence of this today. Continue to be your think your social life is pretty nifty at ¥ A K J 5 4 what cards have already been played Chicago Boars and Minnesota Vikings. soaps, potpourri or point count. If a four-point ace usually TREE, euvs. THIS 16 ID USE FOR A MCXJ-KNOW- I PUT UP A TREE INDOORS charismatic sell. present, it could become even more so. ♦ Q J3 gives virtual certainty to the declarer. Some fascinating developments are [HBO] MOVIE; 'Harry and the Hender­ takes a trick, an arithmetician might A CHRISTMAS TREE. WHAT WHEN YOU NEED TO BECAUSE n s aem Na- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Some­ sons’ (CC) A Washington family's life is gourmet cookies. 4 A 10 4 East, who originally passed in second well imagine that a two-point queen thing you've been anxious about looks about to transpire. turned upside dow n after they run into Big- SO VOU-KNOW-WHERE/ A very personal gift for CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 Vulnerable: Neither would take a trick about half the time. position, has now shown up with A-Q, like It Is going to work out. This will be LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Something foot during a camping trip and take the you’ve been wanting to change, not lumbering creature home John Lithgow, Dealer: North Not so. A declarer's logical inferences plus a queen and king. This player due In great part to someone other than that special someone! only for your benefit, but for the benefit Melinda Dillon, Margaret Langrick 1987. from the bidding' w ill prevent a de­ could hold the club queen as well only yourself. Well North East South PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Lady Luck of associates as well, looks like It can be Rated PG (In Stereo) fender's queen from scoring a trick if he were afflicted with very poor Pass Pass 1 V eyesight. Declarer will play West for could be an extremely important factor engineered rather smoothly today. [M A X ] MOVIE: Full Metal Jacket' (CC) „ much more often than not. £H^im s (Corner Pass 3 V Pass 4 ¥ today in helping to lulflll your hopes. SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) Perhaps Stanley Kubrick's portrait of the Vietnam the remaining high card and make the Corner oj Pitkin A B. Center ai. ^ Pass Pass Pass South played in four hearts after his She's In a rather generous mood and you're of the mind that Cupid has lost W a r as seen through the eyes of marines in contract. Menehester (kekimd £•<•«•> iianrl)? Hlpr HrralJ) partner, who had passed originally, boot cam p and in battle M atthew M odine, Jtm es Jacoby’s books ‘Jacoby on Bridge’ and she might grant you several favors. Interest In you lately. Your perceptions Adam Baldwin, Vincent D'Onofrio 1987 Opan Daily 9:304 a J K l Opening lead: 4 J made an invitational jump raise. The ‘Jacoby on Card Games ‘ (w ritten with bis father, ARIES (March 21-April 19) You might could be erroneous as new develop­ Rated R 645-1171 Salurduy 9!«M defenders tried three rounds of spades, the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available at be luckier than usual today where your ments stYiuld .beer out. and declarer ruffed. With no reason to bookstores Both are published by Pharos Books % 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Dec. 19, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Dee. 19. 1988 — It

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HOMES HOMES ROOMS APARTMENTS HELP WANTED l ^ F O R SALE FOR SALE IQ 7 J INDUSTRIAL MISCELLANEOUS CARS FOR RENT FOR RENT PROPERTY FOR SALE FOR SALE OVER Looking for a EXCEPTIONAL Value. MANCHESTER 7 room MANCHESTER. Sleep­ new career? Train to L-Shaped ranch. 3 bed­ MANCHESTER. Second MANCHESTER. 3400 You'll breathe clean, ing room for working floor. 2 bedroom, heat s q u a re foot, free­ DO YOU have a bicycle no drive o tractor trailer. fresh air when yau live rooms, 1'/j baths. New gentleman. Share bath, one rides? Why not offer It (This occupation has family room addition. and appliances. No standing Industrial In this lovely 4 bed­ n o cooking. pets. $600 plus security. building. Loading ENDROLLS for sale with a want ad? among the largest room, 2'/3 bath Colan- $210,000. Flano Realty, $245/month plus one Call 643-2711 to place your n u m b e r of lob 646-5200 Coll 646-3979.______dock, parking. Waod- 27% width • 258 lal which offers a fam ­ months security. Ref- land Industrial Park. 13% width - 2 tor 288 ad. openIngs-U.S. Depart­ BOLTON. 6 room, 2'/j NOW Accepting applica­ ily sized porch, first erences. 643-21-21_____ tions for 1 bedroom, 1 Principals only. 643- MUST ba plekad up at tha ment of Labor Statis­ floor family room, first bath raised ranch. Fin­ tic.) Earn your class 1 MANCHESTER. F u r ­ bedroom handicapped 2121. Hartid Offica Monday thru floor laundry and large ished family raom, cus­ nished room, kitchen Thursday bafora 11 a.m.only. license In Oweeks. Next tom wet bar. Great and 2 bedroom Section CLYDE 2 car attached garage. and parking privileges. 8 apartments. Please training opportunity Offered at $239,900. views. $205,000. Flano CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. begins soon. For Infor­ Security and referen­ go to Oakland Heights MISCELLANEOUS RO UTE 83, VERNON Century 21 Epstein Reolty, 646-5200. ces. $75 weekly. 569- mation, call 1-800-842- Realty, 647-8895.0 Site office, 360 Oakland FOR RENT SS Monte Carlo *6995 2246 or 203-749-0711. BOLTON. 5 room Ranch, 3528 or 649-4248. Street, Manchester. N I TAB 1 bath, 1 car detached 88 Elaetra T Type *10,495 New England Tractor E V E R Y little detail Is lust Monday and Wednes- GARAGE for rent. Nor- SALES Troller Training. perfect throughout this garage, 1 acre lot. doy, 10om-12noon. thend of Manchester. 83 Buick Regal *6995 $168,000. Flano Realty, entire 8 room Colonial APARTMENTS TWO bedroom with heat 643-1823. 85 Mere Lynx *2675 on South Farms Drive 646-5200______NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ FOR RENT o n first floor eral Statute 23-65 prohibits 85 Ford Escort 4 Or. *4395 R88l EstatB In Manchester. 4 bed­ BOLTON. 8 room Garri­ $600/month. No pets. 88 Skylark 4 Dr. *6995 son Colonial. Brand the postino of odvertlae- rooms, 1'/3 baths, fire­ One month security. Iq q J ROOMMATES ments by any person, firm or 88 Calabrity 4 Dr. *7695 place, 1 st floor new. 4 bedrooms, MANCHESTER. F irst Available January 1. floor, 2 bedrooms, I'/s 1 3 8 1 WANTED corporation on o telegraph, laundry, workshop baths, central air. Lo­ Call Dan 643-2226 telephone, electric light or 88 Caprica 4 Dr. *9995 HOMES plus rec room, big cated on Cul-de-sac. baths. $600 per month (leave message). After power pole or to o tree, 85 Cantury Wgn. *6595 plus utilities, security FEMALE, MIddleaged. FOR SALE su m m e r p orch. In- $274,900. Flano Realty, 7pm 646-9892. shrub, rock, or any other 85 Canlury 4 Dr. *6995 and references. Ne non-smoker to share natural oblect without a writ­ ground pool, and spa. 646-5200.______apartment. $250 plus 84 Skyhawk Wag. *5995 lianrlirBlpr B m li pets. 643-2121. ten permit for the pyrpose of All real estate odvertlsed In Lovely grounds sur­ BOLTON. Brand new half utilities. Referen­ protecting Itorthepubllcond 87 LaSabra 4 Dr. *10,995 the Manchester Herald Is round this exceptional Contemporary! 4 bed­ MANCHESTER. Availa­ HOMES ces and security re­ carries o fine of up to $50 for 87 Spectrum 2 Dr. *7995 sublect to the Fair Housing home. Across from rooms, Including mas­ ble Immediately. One FOR RENT quired. 646-0350, days. each offense. 88 Cala. Euro 4 Dr. *7995 Act of 1946, which mokes It Martin School. New ter bedroom suite. 1'/3 bedroom apartment. Illegal to advertise any pref­ price. $239,000. Jack- acre lot. $325,000. Flano $450, utilities extra. Se­ Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm erence, llmitotlon or discrim­ curity and references MANCHESTER. Nine 30 Cents son 8i Jackson Real Reolty, 646-5200. room, single family, 872-9111 ination based on race, color, Estate, 647-8400.D required. No pets. Automotive religion, sex or notional BOLTON. 2,500 Squore set back high above FURNITURE PRICEDtosell. Theprice Boyle Management, origin, or on Intention to foot. Contemporary. 0 649-4800. East Middle Turnpike. make any such preference, of this brand new 7 plus rooms, 4 bedrooms, Ja­ Available Imme- DOUBLE Bed spring and limitation or discrimination. room Gambrel Colon­ cuzzi In master bed­ MANCHESTER. Availa­ dlatelv. $950/month. mattress with brass CARS SCHALLER The Herold will not know­ ial has been reset at ble Immediately. Five ingly accept any advertise­ room, family room. References and secur­ headboard. Good con­ FOR SALE $252,900 for an Imme­ $337,000. Flano Realty, room newer duplex. ity. Call Kenat 643-1442. dition. $125. Divan bed ACURA ment which Is In violation of $675 plus security dep­ the low. diate sale. Buy now 646-5200. that makes Into double 1968 PLYMOUTH S/6 . USED CARS Panel votes to kill before the price goes osit and references. bed. $75. Call 647-903.T Running condition. SOOTHE RN New Eng- 643-7798. STORE AND land classified ads back up. 3 spacious CONDOMINIUMS Good tires and battery. 87 Accord LXI ....*11,595 reach nearly 800,(XX) bedrooms, 2'h baths, M a n c h e s t e r : 2 and 3 OFFICE SPACE $100 as Is. 649-3196. 87 Accord LXI...*11,995 family room with fire­ FOR SALE room apartments. $380 TV/STEREO/ homes In Connecticut 1981 P O N T IA C T-1000. 86 Audi 4000S ....*10,395 and Rhode Island. The place, country kitchen, and $520. No pets. Se­ O F F IC E Space for rent. APPLIANCES large mud room with PRICED To sell at Bea­ Furnished or unfur' 86,000 miles. R u n s price for a baste 25 curity. 646-2426, 9-5, I great. Great winter 87 Mazda RX7 ....*11,995 first floor laundry. con HIM. Close to hik­ weekdays. nished. Pleasant sur- GAS Range, microwave, word ad Is only S55 and ing and sledding. One car. New brakes. 643- 87 Toy. Corolla ...* 7,595 motor vehicle tax Don't pass this one by! roundlngs. will appear In 43 news­ MANCHESTER. New 3 portable dishwasher. 1534. $675. 87 Toyota QT ....* 9,995 Situated on 2.3 acres In bedroom, third floor Manchester-East Hart­ All excellent condition. papers. For more In­ unit. $87,900. Sentry bedroom duplex. Car­ 1979 MERCURY Cougar. HARTFORD (A P ) — A state occurs would depend on a town’s is concerned about the proposal. formation call Classi­ B olto n . Jockson 8, ford line, near high­ Very reasonable. 643- 86 LeSabre...... * 8,995 Jackson Real Estate, Reol Estote, 643-4060.D peted, fully ap- way. 528-1783. Needs some work. $500 property tax panel has recom­ mix of real and personal "A t a time when both the state fied, 64^2711 and ask pllanced, 1V3 baths, full 0699, after 3. 86 Merc. Sable....* 8,995 647-8400.n or best offer. 645-0610. mended repeal of the local tax on property.” and municipalities are facing for detolls.D______OWNER will assist with basement. $775. 643- STORES and Offices for TV. Sanyo. 19 Inch, color. 85 Audi QT ...... * 7,995 BO LTO N. $170's Beauti­ closing costs. Three rent. 4(X)-1S00 square 1984 M ERCURY Marquis. motor vehicles, which generates tight budgets, they would be MANCHESTER. Victo­ 1823.______Excellent condition. 86 Audi 4000S .... *10,395 State Rep. Alex Knopp, D- fully maintained 7 bedrooms and 2 baths. feet. Rent starting at $50. 646-0599 One owner. Excellent an estimated $210 million per Norwalk, who voted against the eliminating one source of re­ rian. What a buy! Also available tor rent. AVAILABLE Imme­ condition. 39,000 miles. 85 Olds Clera ....* 7,350 Adorable Cheney doll­ room U 8i R built home $275. Excellent loca­ year for the state’s cities 8nd venue, The burden would fall to $100,000. Sentry Real diately. One bedroom tion. 647-9223, 649-5334. Fully equipped. $5395 proposal, said the task force had house, tastefully deco­ on School Road. 2 fire­ 85 Mazda R X 7 .... • 7,995 towns but is considered among residential and business real and places, vaulted ceil­ Estate, 643-4060.D apartment. $545. Heat FUEL OIL/COAL/ 633-2824. little information on how the rated In country style! and hot water Included. 85 Subaru Q L .... • 7,995 the most difficult taxes to collect. ings and a spectacular DRASTICALLY R e ­ FIREWOOD change would affect residential personal property owners, who 2 bedrooms, large 2bedroom Townhouse. 1983 CAMARO. Brown, 5 The proposal by the Property yard to raise your fam­ duced. One year old iq 7 i INDUSTRIAL speed, V-6,63,000mlles. 84 Accord LX ....• 8,995 property owners. would pay higher taxes,” Bren­ country kitchen, nice $650. Heat and hot wa­ SEASONED firewood for Tax Task Force drew immediate flat yard, 9x15, older, ily. Blanchard 8. Ros- Ronch style end unit. 13/I PROPERTY Good condition. $4200. 84 Toy. Camry ....* 9,995 “ It’s really almost like a shell nan said. setto Realtors," We're ter Included. Security sale. Cut, split and criticism from onelawmakerand pleasant neighbor­ Two bedrooms, first and references re­ 446-8645. 83 Nissan 200 ....* 4,495 game,” Knopp said. “ There A subcommittee had urged the Selling Houses" 646- floor laundry and gar­ delivered. $35 per load. a pro-business lobbying group. hood, 1 cor garage. quired. No pets. Boyle 742-1182. 83 Tercel...... • 3,995 would be no motor vehicle tax, panel to consider replacing the 94fl7 D age. $119,900. Sentry Both worried that cities and Washington School dis­ Management C om - 83 LeSabre...... * 4,995 but a higher mill rate. I don’t local motor vehicle tax, which trict. Easy access to Reol Estote, 643-4060.D pgny, 649-4800.______MANCHESTER towns would be forced to raise WOODBRIDGE Street. Sail Your Car 345 Center St.. think we have enough informa­ varies according to the local mill Hartford. $129,900. A QUIET country setting BOLTON. Spacious 4 MISCELLANEOUS property taxes and taxes on rate, with a uniform state tax, Anne Miller Real Est­ This covered front tor this 2 bedroom BUILDING FOR Manchester • 647-7077 tion about how it would affect porch will bring hours room, one bedroom, FOR SALE businesses to make up for the lost which would be collected by the ate, 647-eOOO.a Townhouse with I'/j 1'/3 baths, carpeting, LEASE residential property taxes.” of enlovment to this 3 baths, decks, central revenue. state Department of Motor Vehi­ COVENTRY. Contem­ bedroom remodeled appliances, nice loca­ 6.000 sq. ft. suitable for EIGHT month old woter- ns Knopp said middle-income a i r a n d garage. Municipal tax assessors say the cles when a car is registered or porary. Gorgeous home. 2 car garage tion. $475 per month warehouse, wholesale or bed, $325. Courthouse 4 Lines — 10 Days apartment dwellers, who can homel 8 room Raised $133,900. Sentry Real Includes heot. Imme- MOTORCYCLES/ motor vehicle tax is one of the renewed. . plus affordable In the Estate, 643-4060.D retail business. Free One Gold membership, so* charge each addi­ afford to pay local taxes, would Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 $140's. Blanchard 8, dlote occupancy. Call 12'/2 months left for tional line, per day. You MOPEDS most difficult taxes to collect. Blit lawmakers on the commit­ MANCHESTER. Lewins standing building at 299 “ get off scot free” under the baths, fleldstone fire­ Rossetto Realtors," 649-4000. Green Road. Large park­ $450. Com pared to reg­ can cancel at any time. They say it is difficult to locate tee said the $12.5 million cost to place In rec room, We're Selling Houses" Crossing. One of Man­ MANCHESTER. Two ular price of $700 plus. 1987 HARLEY Davidson motor vehicle owners who refuse proposal. chester's nicest con­ ing area, oil heat and air SORRY, begin the statewide program sunken living room, 1st 646-2482.D bedroom Townhouse. Eric 649-3426.0 Heritage Softall. Origi­ to pay the tax because they are Joseph F. Brennan, staff attor­ floor famlly/sun room dominium complexes. conditioning systems. NO REFUNDS OR would substantially weaken its MANCHESTER. Best buy Nice location, all ap­ Phone; Mr Schoenfeld at IN -G R O U N D Pool tips, ADJUSTMENTS nal new parts, exhaust often transient people. ney for the Connecticut Business chances of passing in the Legisla­ with heat! Cathedral 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, pliances. Hat, hot wa­ pipe, handlebar, seat ceilings, 1 car garage. In town. Oldie but goo­ 2'/3 baths, full base­ 16x32, $3295, 20x40, State Sen. William A. DiBella, and Industry Association, said ture in what looms as a lean fiscal die. 4 plus room Cope ter, carpeting, air con­ 643-5813 $4295. Coll 742-7300 ev­ CALL HERALD and carburator air Beautiful, large caun- ment, first floor ditioning. Call 647-1595. cleaner assembly. $300. who supported the proposal to the pro-business lobbying group year. trv lot. What a house! on nice corner lot. laundry with washer enings or 742-1552. Aluminum sided, large CLASSIFIED 649-1861. repeal the tax, said eliminating it $182,900. Anne Miller and dryer, central vac- would primarily benefit apart­ Reol Estate, 647-8000.D room have been newly cum and air. Marble painted. Brand new CARS CARS I CARS 643-2711 ment renters and homeowners 19 PLUS Acres. Lovely 3 fireplace In living CARS furnace. Some owner room and sliders to FOR SALE with low property taxes. Tax plan tempting beroom Ranch with FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE financing, or rent with deck. A dream kitchen, ( “ We’re taking the tax burden first floor laundry, 2 option to buy. Let's fireplaces, sliders to c o m p le t e ly op- and shifting it someplace else,” talk. $117,9(» Realty pllonced. Central loca­ back porch, 3 car gar­ World, Benoit, D i^ lla said. “ Where that shift age plus pond. Suitable tion and close to all to some officials Frechette Associates, conveniences. $179,900. ____ ■■ for horses. Possible 646-7709.CI subdivision. Offered of E R A Daniel Reale, Inc. TOLLAND. Price reduc­ Realtors, 646-4525. By Nancy Concelman town puts a lien on the name $399,000. Century 21 Ep- Manchester Herald sfeln Reolty, 647-8895.n tion. Attractive well TAKE the plunge. When $695,000 under which the car is registered kept Cape In a quiet '854^ but may spend years trying to NEW Listing. Be the first the summer heat rolls neighborhood on cul- around again you will Some town and state officials track the person down. Bekech to see this sparkling de-sac. Master bed­ CADILLAC seven room Ranch be glad you have the 'Brogham, 4 Or., support a proposal to repeal the said. room with private fabulous 16x32 In- LoatM. WMM boasting a first floor deck. New 24x24 pres­ taken in local tax on motor vehicles, as "It would relieve local tax family raom, three ground pool that long as it is replaced with a sure treated deck In comes with this lovley < *9.495 collecters of the burden of collect­ bedrooms, full base­ bock yard. Septic sys­ uniform state tax that will ing local property tax,” state ment and garage. The room Cape on Horton tem Is two years old. Road In Manchester. i J provide revenues equal to those Rep. John W. Thompson. D- kitchen has new ca­ Call for more details. towns currently receive. binets and floor. Full dormered with 3 87LINC0LNT ’85 0L08 robbery Manchester, said. “ The dollars $172,000. Realty World, bedrooms, I'/j baths The proposal by the state $154,900. Y o Y o Carroll, Benoit, Frechette As­ TOWNCAR FIRENZA and cents spent going after those Sentry Real Estate, 643- and a one car garage. Property Tax Task Force would (delinquent) taxes aren’t worth sociates, 646-7709.D Great price, $146,900. Aut, Lotdtd Auto, 4060.0 ______WEST HARTFORD (AP) - A remove from local assessors the it.” AVAILABLE Imme­ Immediate occupancy. *17.999. man dressed in a Santa Claus suit ROOM for the whole fam­ diately. Manchester. Jackson 8, Jackson iR Q iil burden of collecting delinquent A subcommittee has asked the ily thro the holidays and brandishing a silver-plated Cute aluminum sided Reol Estote, 647-6400.O n. motor vehicle taxes from people task force to consider replacing and Into the new year. Cape. Eat-In kitchen, revolver robbed an armored car who move frequently or change the local motor vehicle tax with a Potential tor In-law or NEW Duplexes - Man­ dining room with built- chester and single fom- 87 HONDA^ '^ l i l R C of $695,000 today as a guard was the name on their registration. uniform state tax that would be teenage suite. High­ in hutch, 3 bedrooms, 1 ’84 HdNDAl . jr ’'5. l l y attached removing money from a bank, Manchester Assessor Michael A. collected by the state Depart­ land Park School. car garage. Fenced PRELUDE StM NO police said. $209,900. Sentry Real townhouses. 14 baths, While Std. CIVIC Bekech said today. ment of Motor Vehicles when a yard. $131,900. D.W. fireplace, full base­ 4Dr..Speol*l MARQUIS Detective Capt. Russell Hughes Estote, 643-4060.D Fish Realty, 643-1591 .d Local tax bills on motor vehi­ car is registered or renewed. ments, appliances, car­ *11.S Patrick Flynn/Menchactar Herald said the robber took two sacks of SUPRISINGLY Reasona­ MANCHESTER. Stately «*999IK cles come out about nine months Thompson and M ayor Peter P. peting, and attached cash from a Dunbar Armored ble seven room Ranch Colonial. Super loca­ garages! From $140's. REPAIRING VANDALISM — Cub Scout and Birch Mountain roads in Bolton. after the vehicle is assessed. If with 3 or 4 bedrooms, tion, with a lovely flat Blanchard 8< Rossetto Ronnie Hainsey, 7, of 74 Volpi Road, Security Inc. guard outside a people move in the meantime, the large country kitchen Vandals cut off the tree's branches after See REACT, page 12 yard Is the setting for Realtors," We're Sel­ ’80 OLDS W 88 TOVOTl Bolton, hangs food for a second time on United Bank branch in the and garage. Easy ac­ fhls 3 bedroom Colon­ ling H ouses" 646-2482.0 '88 VW Cub Scouts decorated the tree with food Corbins Corner shopping plaza. cess to 1-384. $174,900 77UNCiDlll ial. Large kitchen and N O R T H FIELD Green SCIROCCO DELTA 88 J . t CAMRY a vandalized tree on the corner of Volpi for birds. The disguised robber hopped Sentry Real Estate, 643- dining area with pic­ M A R K VI-. Auto M -'^ arbm SSpd. 4060.0 ______Condo. One of the Red. 8 Speed Loaded into a car driven by another man Town, 8th request ture window. French area's best known R E D U C E D for quick sale. door to lalousled *8.999 •9.99S, and took off on a nearby highway, complexes offers this *2999. Hughes said. Police said no shots No more ride and seek porch. Formol dining 1600 square foot, 3 bed­ when you see this gen- room with wainscot­ rooms, 2'/3 baths unitat Vandals dampen Cubs’ spirit were fired. eraus three bedroom ing, plus a finished rec an unbelievable price " I was just shocked that anyone public act change Cope with front to back room. $199,500. D.W. In the $120's. We sold 2 80 TOYOTA^ 84 M ER C ^ '88 OOOBE^ '88 MERC. would do such a thing,” said Fnis '84 CHEV.' By Nancy Pappas very upset." Muro said. fireplaced living room, Fish Reolty, 643-1591.0 last week-better hurry GRAND E. Barressi of Berlin, a part-time formal dining room STARLET ARIES SABLE Manchester Herald By Alex GIrelll VERNON. A traditional and see this one. Blan­ CITATIDN BINto, Auto The boys were to return today, to hang peanut teller at the bank. approval because no final accord and garage. $139,900. White, 4 si>d. AT. AC M ARQ U IS, butter balls and popcorn garlands, cranberries, Colonial that was cus­ chard 8, Rossetto Real­ Police said the robbers were Manchester Herald has been reached on other por­ Sentry Real Estate, 643- tom built for the pres­ tors," We're Selling BOLTON — The Christmas Grinch visited six doughnuts and gingerbread for the birds. 4060.n *2999. *685D • HI.999, driving a brown, Volkswagen tions of the overall agreement. ent owners, unique H ouses" 646-2482.0 *i.ggg.d 2.8 little Cub Scouts here while the youngsters were The Scouts, all second graders at Bolton The boards of directors of both Jetta. Capt, John Grimes said the ‘I don’t trust the town," Tripp SUNLIGHT splashes thru family room with MANCHESTER. Porter­ trying to play Santa Claus for the town’s birds. Elementary School, cho.se to do the tree as their the town and the Eighth Utilities wealth of trench doors pegged board flooring, car was last seen headed west on said, arguing that once the field Condominium. 2 A C3iristmas tree which the boys erected on first big service project, according to Justin District Monday approved reso­ In this elegant Ansaldl built In bookcases, for­ Interstate 84. request is made to the office of the bedrooms, 2 baths, I '84 CHEV '87 MERC.' '88 BUICK^ '87 MERC.^ town-owned land at the com er of Volpi and Birch Mortimer, 7. of 63 Volpi Road. It took several lutions calling on the General Colonial with 3 bed­ mal dining room, 4 car garage, full base­ '84 FORD secretary of the state, it may not rooms, dramatic flre- bedrooms, a speclol 1st CAVAUER ^ R IV IE R A C0U8AR Mountain roads on Thursday was vandalized weeks to make all the things the boys were to The robbery occurred shortly Assembly to make changes in the ment. End unit. T- tRD MARQUIS be possible to withdraw it even if ploced family room floor billiard room, 2V? Wagon, Auto 8 Auto WMIe,Auto sometime early Sunday morning, according to hang on the tree. Justin said. before 9:19 a.m.. Grimes said. district charter as part of an the district decides to do so. $185,000. Flano Realty, Brown, Auto Brown, Auto and 2 car garage. baths, 2 fireplaces, 646-5200 Debby Muro of 15 Laurwood Drive, the boys’ den But on Monday afternoon when he returned "Th e investigation is just oc­ historic agreement between the In a letter to be sent to state $209,900. Sentry Real screened porch, sun •14.S •11.8 •io .Q g g > leader. All of the tree’s branches were sawed off curring now,” he said. two governments over fire and Estate, 643-4060.C deck, and much more, •4.8 *6.999^ home from school, Justin said his mother told Rep. James McCavanagh, the and left on the ground nearby, she said. sewer jurisdiction. situated on a nice treed L0T8/LAND him the tree had been clipped. A woman who answered the town and district have asked him The problem was discovered by Muro and her " I felt pretty said that it had got cut down, and telephone at Dunbar Armored The changes are designed, in lot In an area of com ­ FOR SALE '87 , to be responsible for control of the INVITATION TO BID parable homes. Asking '80 OLDS 84T0Y0Tjl '80 BUICK son, Johnny, on Sunday. They were on their way pretty angry about it too," he said. “ If they catch Security in New Britain acknowl­ part, to ensure the district cannot bill making the changes and to '87 HONDA 85 TOYOTA! THUN0ERBIR8 Sealed bids will be received $289,000. U 8. R Realty, CAMRY SKYLARK to visit Santa Claus at Wickham Park, she said, the person who did it, I ’d like them to be put in jail edged that it was a Dunbar car be consolidated with the town withdraw it from consideration if 643-2692.D BOLTON. Large wooded, ACCORD U l 0ME6A CELICA In the General Services' of- sloping lot In area of LX Auto Blue, Auto when they saw the tree. that was robbed. “ We are not without approval of district either government asks him to do llce, 41 Center St., Manches­ Black, 3 Sped. Rad. 8 Spd. AT. Loaded BO LTO N. Best buy In fine homes. $115,000. “ Johnny just burst into tears. He was very, commenting at this time,” she voters. so. ter, CT until 11:00 a.m. on the town. Affordable, com ­ •6.999^ See TREE, page 12 dote shown below for the fol- Coll evenings, 646-3120. •9,99i, $1,999^ •8.999. *10.8 •6.999^ said. The district directors approved When district President Tho­ lowlno: pletely renovated, 3 b ed ro om s, 1 bath. MANCHESTER. Two An employee at the United the resolutions despite strong mas Landers set out to read the DECEMBER X, 19S8 fam ily building lot. 646- Ranch style home with Bank, who wouldn't give her objection from district Director ONE NEW 4-WHEEL 0666. '84 PONT. '87 MAZDA! Joseph Tripp, who opposed the DRIVE TRACTOR WITH 5 detached 1 car garage. '86 FORD PONT. '87 TOYOTI '86 PONT. name, said, " I cannot reveal See ACCORD, page 12 1st floor laundry on 1 COVENTRY. Wooded '86 FIREBIRD PICKUP 86 M AZDA\ FT. RO TARY BROOM building lot with view TAURUS COROLLA BONNEVILLE] Dems may fight FOI ruling anything” WITH TRADE-IN acre wooded lot. Still FIERO as. Auto Red/WhAe RX7 time to choose colors. In new subdivision. Auto Blue, Auto Auto Sllvar. Stlok. Lt. Anthony Duffy said John D E C E M B E R X. 19M Rad, Std. $174,900. Flano Realty, $70,000. Call 871-61)06 •0.596, By Alex GIrelll of the majority party. Republican cuses of Attorneys Stephen Penny Wheatley of Farmington wit­ *Mr. J.’ needs helping hand ONE NEW TRACTOR Gallery of Homes, 646- •11.999^ •7.1 •7.8 WITH PLOW •5.998 Manchester Herald Director Ronald Osella has asked and Kevin O’Brien, both paid to nessed the robbery followed the 5200. Editor’s note; This is the D E C E M B E R X. 19U the FOI commission for a formal represent the town. suspects’ car ip his van for about changed his lifestyle. ONE NEW G R A V ELY MANCHESTER Owner fi­ Democratic Town Chairman ruling on the law. a mile on the highway and seventh in a series of vignettes After a recent discharge nanced - no money M0RT6AGES 88 DUICt ’87 MERC.! 87 MERC Cummings said that if it is COMMERCIAL M ERC 86 M AZD Al 86 LINCOLi 84 C AM AR l BCAO IL Theodore R. Cummings said Cummings said the Democrats determined that he cannot attend provided police with descriptions on people in the Manchester from a medical facility, he d ow n to qualified COLONY PARI CONVERTIBLE TRACTOR TOWN CAR SOMERSET SEVILLE SABLE today his party will consider a will have to consider a legal caucuses of the Democratic di­ of the robbers. area who need assistance became ill suddenly and had buyer. 6 rooms, 3 bed­ FALUNG BEHIND?? M ARQ UIS Pickup LX IRDC T-Typ*.SOr„ Wason, Autoj Blue. Auto JA N U A R Y 5,1909 rooms, I'A baths, 1 car Good CondWonJ Auto AT. Blue, Load loaded. B lu e , legal challenge to any ruling by challenge or a change in the law rectors, the Republican directors during the holiday season. The great difficulty getting help. ATHLETIC SHIRTS STOP FORECLOSURE!! detached garage *2999 Ifl *7250 •10.8 the state Freedom of Information to exempt party chairmen from should voluntarily exclude the vignettes are provided by the Medical staff recommended a The Town of Manchester Is $132,900. Flano Realty, If you are falling behind on *5999^ • f Manchester Area Conference on equal opportunity em­ 413.8 Commission which determines any provision that prohibits the Republican town chairman, John system that provides push 646-5200. your mortgage payments... TODAY of Churches. ployer, and requires on affir­ OR...If your home Is In fore­ that the chairman of a majority majority directors from having Garside, from their gatherings. button access to medical as­ mative action policy forall of MANCHESTER. 6 raom sistance. "M r. J.’s” income is Its Contractors and Vendors closure. WE C A N HELPI party cannot legally meet with a another person at caucuses, “ What’s sauce for the goose, is Cape. 3 bedrooms, quorum of town directors in In the past five years “ Mr. too limited to afford Care Cali os o condition of doing busi­ baths, fireplace In liv­ No payment program avail­ which are not open to the public. sauce for the gander,’ ’ he said. I n d e x ness with the Town, os per able for up to 2 years. Bad caucus. J” has been hospitalized sev­ System. Federal Order 11244. ing room $137,900. Fl- Osella, in a complaint filed Osella’s complaint says that 24 pages, 2 sections credit Is not a problemllAsk Cummings said it appears to eral times for long periods “ Mr. J " is part of more than Bid forms, plans and specifi­ ono Realty, 646-5200. fail DO OH I'tG today, said the attendance of the the Democrats assemble as a cations ore available at the how LOW payments can 301-313 CENTER STREET him that the FOI Commission will town chairmen at caucuses is a quorum of the Board of Directors Business______11 Obituaries______2 because he became so debili­ 390 households assisted MANCHESTER. Six help you SA V E YOUR General Services' office. room Ronch. 3 bed­ AAANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT take a strict interpretation of the traditional practice and has in their caucuses to discuss and Classified _ 22-24 Opinion______10 tated from an illness. Unable through the MACC Seasonal HOME TODAY! TOWN OF rooms, 1.5 baths, fin­ /MORIAR^Y BROTHE law and hold that the chairman of never been at issue, but the reach a consensus on matters Com ics______18 People______17 to be gainfully employed Sharing Appeal, Box 773, Man­ M A N C H ESTER , CT. Swiss CBBsarvatlve Group '’TI'PO., ished family room, the majority party, which now is attendance of others is at issue. over which the board has supervi- Focus------17 Sports_____13-16 (which he finds most distress­ chester 06040. Donations are RO BERT B. W EISS, Florida Sun Room. at (203) 4S4-1336 or 643-5135 GENERAL MANAGER USED CAR HOTLINE o ^ 6 the Democratic party, cannot He referred in particular to the Local/State___2-6 Television_____19 ing) , his illness has drastically still being accepted. 043-12 $180,000. Flano Realty, (203) 4S44404 646-5200. 64M588 join in caucuses of town directors attendance at Democratic cau- See LAW, page 12 Natlon/World-7-9 Weather.