16— MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, March 20, 1990

CONDOMINIUMS HOMES IMISCELLANEDUS CARS I FOR RENT FOR RENT LAWN CARE I SERVICES FOR SALE Fraud MANCHESTER-2 bed- DATS UN-280 ZX, 1979. Hike GSL Building Mainte­ Paying dues MANCHESTER-2 family rooms, 1'/j baths, air. nance Co. Commercl- Good running condi­ flat. 1st floor, 4'/a room R.D. Mainville '^ t|^ Speciolis^ Fully Equipped kitchen al/ResIdentlal building tion. Needs some body apartment. Applian­ $695. 272-2410 O w ner work. New front ces. Adults preferred. repairs and home Im­ MANCHESTER- YARD provements. Interior brakes, new tires all Medicaid investigation No pets. Security. $550 around, oil changed Sanitary div ision 192 grab Immaculate, 2 bed­ monthly. 649-7885 MAINTENANCE and exterior painting, room, 1 '/2 bath light carpentry. Com­ eyery 1000K, a new bra. prompted 40 arrests/4 Townhouse. Air, fully UNLIMITED plete lanitorlal ser­ $2500 or best otter. Call budget is up 39%/3 UConn tickets/11 647-0061, leaye mes- appllanced, washer/d- No Job Too Small 643-2315 vice. Experienced, rel­ Ddlf! soge, ask tor Pan. rver. No pets. $750 + STORE/OFFICE iable, free estimates. utilities. Available I FOR RENT 643-0304. RENAULT-1982 Le Car, April 1. 643-7388. LAWN MOWERS ATTENTION Dog Excellent body, no MANCHESTER- OFFICE FOR RENT- Owners-RegIstratlon rust, new tlres/brake- CHILDCARE Immaculate, 2 bed­ Includes utilities and REPAIRED now In progress tor s,AM FM cassette, CARPENTRY/ PAINTING/PAPERING needs dlstrlbuto- room, l '/ 2 bath, parking. Location 485 ★ Free Pickup & Deiivery basic obedience REMODELING Townhouse. Air, fully E. Middle Turnpike. In Manchester classes. Please call tor r.Owners have no 646-1698. space or time.$250 or Licensed Daycare/Playgroup a ppl lanced, washer/d- ★ Frompt, Courteous, training site location Wall. Papering and Paintinj best offer,649-0003 Bill. Full and part-time available. 2-4 ryer. No Pets. $750 plus M A N C H ESTER-330 Expert Service nearest you. 659-2482 or CUSTOM CARPENTRY 30 years Experience yr. olds. Beautiful Manchester utilities. Available square feet. $302 per A- R eas o n ab le P rices 267-7025. Trainer Joe DISanto. home w/many indoor and out­ UNLIMITED Insurance, References and April 1st. 1 month se- month. 1 mile to 1-84. A Free Estimates door activities. A lot of TLC and Peterman Building Co. U concadi Insured Free Estimates cu rlty. 643-7388 individual attention given. Early evenings. 649-9404. A 15% Senior Discount SCRANTON starting hrs. Decks, Kitchens & Bath­ MARTY MATtSSON ECONOMY LAWN I MISCELLANEOUS CHRYSLER-PIYMOUTH 649-9694 7am-5pm. rooms designed & remod­ 649-4431 FOR SALE 55 Windsor Ara. (Rte. 83), Wmon HanrliPHtpr HrralJi INDUSTRIAL MOWER eled. Ceramic tile, all phases 85 Dodge 600ES $3,495 Call Anytime Loaded, Traraportalion Special of carpentry & repair. HOMES I PROPERTY ^LEANING SERVICES . McHugh Himself 647-5705 END ROLLS 85 Toyota Pickup $4,665 C a l Now For Spring Specials FOR RENT MANCHESTER- 27'A" width — 504 AirtomMlc, Extra Clean Painting & wallpapering at 528-5502 Anytima BOLTON- 9 room Con­ Avallable Imme- 13" width — 2 for 504 87 Mazda B-2000P.U. $4^85 dlately. 800, 1200, 1750 S Speed, Low miae. Ready M Qo its best Free Estimates. Fully temporary. SI 400 —TaRBKCSTOIS— Nawiprint end rollt cm be Wednesday, March 21,1990 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents CANEPA square feet. Commer- picked up et the MetKheeter 87 Dodge Dakota P.U. $6,785 Insured. Established 1974. monthly plus utilities. SPRING YARD Long Bad, Low m la,, Sharp truck COLTART CARPENTRY D.W.FIsh 643-1591 or clal/lndustrlal. Ill Herald ONLY before 11 am. JANITORIAL Phase Electric. 646- 'and Monday through Thuriday. 87 Chrysler New l ^ e r ^ ,6 7 5 For all your carpentry needs. 643-9321 871-1400. 4 Door, Loadad, Laethar bitartor. Extra Additions to fit your style. 5477. HOME CLEAN-UP SERVICES MANCHESTER-3 bed­ dean CALL NOW!' Decks, roofs, porches, finished MANCHESTER- ALL TYPES OF YARD WORK 87 Mercu7 Cougar $7,865 basements. References & Low room Cape, fireplace, -TmtOwidi -TnidiaBKMw, QUALITY fully appllanced kit­ Avallable Imme- RmmW WM/In W* WANTED TO ZDoor, Many extras, Needs lobe aold 645-6707 Prices. 1-11-4tC 1-12-4tB. dlatelv. 2700 square ■laltaiKiifW -angnASat 87 Chrysler Lebaron $9,245 PAINTING chen, dining room, 2 ■YMdtamnd CMnOmS BUY/TRADE Cox threatens feet. Cold storage with Automsllc, 29,000 mllat 633-1835 COMPANY baths, 1 car garage. No -CUMraClMrad -GraWCWpaWy Interlor/Exterior loading dock. 646-5477. ■BtatitlnHwiowJ EiMorHouM STEINWAY GRAND PI­ 88 Ch^s Lebaron Convert $SAVE O’Neill shuns battle ‘toll’ pets. 2 month's secur­ ^ecializing in: -RiniluraMiMd MnInB ANO wanted (only), Automatic, Top Down Special Painting Done HANDYMEN/CARPENTERS Custom Painting ity. $950 plus utilities. tMnCUttMMM WiWMBrtir 89 Plymouth Sundarioe $8,645 649-0795. -ConpMMBijidina -U n d a d n g any size In any condi­ Automsllc, A/C, Only 9,000 m llat •light carpentry Cleanlno. HauUng, Cflipenliy, Remodsnng ■Sheetrock SPrapwlyMiMnnoi rniWaTm, Reasonably Pricsd MISCELLANEOUS tion. Will pay top price 89 Dodge Grand Caravan $14,995 •ceilings and walls repaired «iW -labC(iMidMa and pick up. Call now •attics and cellars cleaned Free Eslknales ■Textured FOR RENT FULUNNSURFD H t£E ESTIMATES 7 pau., 6 cyl., 6 year warranty to raise rates Few are Al Cats Answered 1-800-238-6324 anytime. c e ilin g s I STORE/OFFICE CAIL. YARDMASTERS 643-6386 Risk's Handyman & CAR Garage on Ridge­ ■W allpaper 643-9996 FURNITURE W anted- 875-3311 the regulatory agency has levied V.3t Jullvinsured/fee estimates FOR RENT wood Street. (Across By Rick Santos Carpentry Service Bedroom set or against Cox. '-V- •P laster from Willies). Strictly Manchester Henald surprised 646-1949 dressers, dining room ■Interior /Exterior storage. $75 per month. It says the company takes strong CLEANING set and misc. furniture. exception to DPUC’s attack on the References - MANCHESTER Coll Rose, 647-8400 or BOOKKEEPING/ 524-8824. Homes, offices, etc. CARPENTRY WORKS FREE Estimates 646-8646. INCOME TAX WANTED TO If the state does not change a company’s commitment to public For all your •Repa'rs 'Remodelling FOR SALE OR BUY/TRADE preliminary decision regarding the at decision Quality workman­ access programming; the agency cleaning needs •Additions -Garages renewal of Cox Cable’s franchise •Decks ship and materials. LEASE/OPTION CARS called it “lackluster.” CPA TAX PREPARATION license, Cox will pass on the subse­ By Dianna M. Talbot Call Call Mark Written guarantee. 2 of the best located pro- FOR SALE W e buy clean, late model In the letter, Cox cites testimony CHILD CARE For Individuals & Business. quent financial tiurdcn to customers 645-0668 644-2362 643-5337 Licensed & Insured. fesional office suites in town. used cars and trucks. Top from public access users who sup­ Manchester Herald Your home or mine. Eve­ CHEVY 1983 Cltloflon-4 prices paid. in the form of Inighcr rates, accord­ port the company’s initiative in that LIcensed/lnsured C all (1) First floor facing Main S t CONSCIENTIOUS TIRED OF HOUSEWORK? Mother of ISmonth nings or Weekends. door,excellent conditi­ Mr. DufI • Carter ChevroM ing to documen'ts on file at the slate 1250 square feet. Huge, pri­ area. HARTFORD — In 1982, Wil­ OR A HOUSE ONLY 203-875-9094 daughter will baby Reasonable Rates on,Immaculate 1229 MNnStreel throughout. 1 owner. Department of Public Utility Con- Although the letter says Cox will liam A. O’Neill walked through a SURFACE CLEANED. MASTER CARPENTER 24. H o u rs vate parking lot. sit,my home. Referen­ Mancheeter, CT o Call 528-1947 633-5518______U'ol in New Bn.tain. agree to the stipulations of the door and into a popular room in THEN CALL ME AT (2) 2500 square feet, 2 story ces 649-0923. 646-8484 J3 “n Doors and windows to custOiTi builL CHEVORLET 1987Sprlnt- The inform;iiion is in a Icllcr renewal, the stale’s acting Consumer the state’s elegant red-brick 644-1134 traditional style building. Nojcbtoosmal. WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. 5 speed, 45 miles per dated TUesday from Cox Cable of Counsel Eugene M. Coss and Governor’s Mansion at 990 ^ F ASK FOR ANITA Quality work at a Very near famous Cavey-s •FREE ESTIMATES I ^ C A R S gallon. Low mileage. CARS , Greater Hartford’s Vice President Manchester’s Town Manager Prospect Avenue to announce BONDED S INSURED reasonable price! Restaurant. Off street park­ One owner. Blaupunkt. •SENIOR DISCCUNTS FOR SALE and General h lanagcr Jayson Juras- Interior & Exterior ing. LAWN CARE FOR SALE Richard Sartor have recommended that he would run for governor. $1995. 644-2115. ka. — m OVER 20 YRS. EXPERIENCE Free Estimates CALL TOM BOYLE the DPUC amend the draft decision On Tuesday afternoon, the SWEEP MR. WINTER Call Brian Weigle The letter stales the company by making additional demands on scene was awkwardly familiar, O o OUT THE WINDOW! NEIL MILLER OWNER/AGENT 645-8912 BUNKER LANDSCAPING wants the 15-year franchise exten­ the cable company. but this time, O’Neill announced Our daaning tervio* b B O Y LE R E A L ^ 0 0 thorough A d o p o n d ^ 646-5692 & DESIG N sion it had requested rather than the The Office of the Consumer something diiTerent: he would ; F ^ . r ^ ^ a . ESTATE ■Full lawn care & 'Hand Raking 10 years tht; DPUC has recom­ H - < landscaping service -Dethaching Counsel represents customers of not seek a third term as governor. ALL PHASES OF HOME MISCELLANEOUS mended in itr, draft decision. And a m . Free EytlmatM/Unbaatabla Prtcas SERVICES 6 4 9 - 4 8 0 0 •Spring Clean-up -Ferliliang & Lime public utilities. The announcement did not IMPROVEMENT NEEDS MOWING 10-year extension would force the o IJ 643-7724 or 647-9556 Basements tnished - Decks- Coss, in a letter also filed with the surprise many people who were Sunroome - Rootng - Bathrooms - Fully Insured/Frea EsUmalas company to pay more interest on DPUC on Tuesday, wants the sys­ assembled nor many politicians Klchm CHARLESTHE In 1 1 C A R S GEORGE 633-1716 loans and t his would have to be tem upgrade to be completed by in Manchester. Recent polls have IS yre. eipedsnce HANDYMAN compcnsalcr 1 for by increasing cus­ Steve Devereaux's l»'lF OR SALE March of 1993, rather than January suggested that the governor’s LAWN CARE ENTERPRISES tomers’ rales. Service POWER WASHING I CARS of 1994, which the DPUC requested. popularity among state residents 742-1076 “Cox Ca ble firmly believes its | - 3 ) residential & commercial FOR SALE Another change recommended by might be falling, mainly due to a record wtu~fanls a term beyond the SPRING CLEANUP PAINTING Lipman VW Coss is that Cox allow non-profit, $1 billion tax package he im­ o o interior/exterior 10 years proposed in the draft Dethatching; edging; hedge and Rts. 83, Vtmon community-based organizations to posed last year. Also, he faced a O “n LANDSCAPING SPRING CLEANING decision," Juraska’s letter reads. bush trimming. Lawn mowing. 1989VWGoia CARDINAL manage public access television lough challenge from U.S. Rep. — m -garages yard AMO. X C “Further, the financial impact of the rather than the company. Bruce A. Morrison, a four-term Experienced. Dependable. ■cellars -gutters i9S8VWJenaa BUICK, INC. Landscaping - Now accept Au«afAX significan t capital improvements Sartor’s recommendations, also congressman from Hamden, who Ray Hardy's Lawn Care Totatilling V W J«u Carat 1B89 Buick C antury Coupa 910.M O about to be undertaken by Cox ing spring work. Accepting ■BrushAree & trash Lo«d»d 1969 BulckRagal Coupa 910 ,M 0 reported in a letter to the DPUC, in­ is a candidate for the Democratic 646-7973 1984 VWOuamum 1969 BulcH Skyivk Sadan 96,790 re m o v a l 5C«< AMO. loadM Cable art' reduced when terms are clude stipulations that Cox provide gubernatorial nomination. lawn accounts. Clean, pro 968 PontUc Firabird Coupa 99,999 O O *30 yrs. experience 1987VWJ«nia S o p . A C 968 Chavy Z-24 Cavaliar 99.990 longer thi in 10 years.” free remote conuol devices for cus­ In addition, O ’Neill, 59, fessional service. Please *tast, reliable & 1986 Vw Got 967 BMW 325 912.990 NEW 1990 GEO STORM m z 1967 Ford Tarrpo 99.990 The m ajor improvement to which tomers with physical disabilities, recently met with his physicians fully insured A M o .A C o > BOOKKEEPING/ leave message. 644-2901. 1986VWGOI 1967 Bukk LaSabra Sadan 99,490 Juraska refers is primarily increas­ keep public access studios open for to discuss the effects that INCOME TAX *10% senior $sp4 .ftuntoof 1067 Marcury Grand Marquis 910.990 > I” d isco u n ts l9^Vwjenaa 1967 BukkCantury LTD Sadan 97,1 ing the channel capacity from the a minimum of 40 hours per week, another, possibly his most 5opd ,A C 1987 Buick Cantury LTD Sadan 99,290 Reginald Pimo/Manchealer Herald J 3 O ) CALL 872-4072 1984 VWScirocca 1067 BukkRagM Coupa 99.996 present''ll to 54. and offer live programming rigorous, campaign might have BOOKKEEPING/ S o p d .A C 1967 OidiRranza Coupa 99,990 Cox serves about 52,000 sub­ capability at each public and private on his health. During his nine ALAN W. GATES 19B0Rat)tX 1967 ChavyS-10 Truck 99.2M) SAYING GOODBYE — Gov. William A. O’Neill, accompanied by his wife Nikki, announced J 3 > INCOME TAX EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESS [>o»p 1066 Buick Skyhawk Coupa 98,999 scribers in the towns of Manchester, school, college, university, and years in office, including two I DO: 1987 Samari 1966CbavrolalCorvana 919,990 > &CO. S tp d .eonv South Windsor, Glastonbury, library in the franchise area. under the unexpired term of the Thursday at the governor’s mansion in Hartford that he would not seek a third term. •Dressmaking 'Alterations (All mAudi40oos lOeeChavyCaiabrttySadvi 99,990 All phases of 1066 Ftontlac Grand Prtx 99,290 Wethersfield, Rocky Hill, and Cox will have the opportunity to T) Kinds) -Replaoe Tippers -Coat Auto, loeded late Gov. Ella Grasso, the tax preparation and 1986 RX-7 1966 Buick SomarM* Coupa K499 Ncwinj;ton. present oral arguments to the DPUC CPA TAX PREPARATION Un’ings Custom Curtains and 5 gpd , apart p*ck 1065 Buick RagM Coupa 99,990 Democratic chief executive has financial planning. 1985 Buck Regal 1065 Marcury Lynx Coupa 92^999 Jurajika’s letter does state Cox commissioners on Thursday. had a series of health problems, For Individuals & Business. •Slipcovers (certain types) toeded.buckte i984FtontlacFiaroCou^ 99,799 ■Indviduals -Partnerships 1984 Romiac Sunbird would accept all of the recommen­ A final decision is scheduled to Your home or mine. Eve­ Call 647-8730 81 Adams St., 5 Speed, Stereo, Cobalt Blue, #3520 including a heart attack, heart O’Neill’s bombshell leaves -Cotporalions -Estates ■ nings or Weekends. dations listed in the DPUC’s be issued on April 4. If that draft is bypass surgery and, more recent­ ■Fktociariss -Trusts 649-2638 Reasonable Rates HAWKES TREE SERVICE Manchester prclin iinary decision, but much of approved, Cox will have until April ly, colon polyps, one of which ■Electronic Fiiing Cali 528-1947 Bucket, taick & chipper. 649-4571 the Ic'ilcr is devoted to defending the 26 to submit a revised proposal con­ was cancerous. ■ Computeilzed Tax Stump rennoual. Free company from the criticisms which sistent with it. In making his announcement, Democrats trying to regroup R e tu rn s estimates. Special however, O’Neill did not single • TTD-TTY For the Deaf consideration for elderly Schaller's Quality Pre-owned Autos OUTTO BECOME out health or falling popularity as cent. AlanW.Gates and handicapped. By Peter Viles “gracious" departure, noted that he ^ value P ri<^ S9494 deciding factors in his decision Senate President Pro Tcm John Enrolled Agent CONCRETE ^ 647-7553 MANCHESTER'S Invisible people escape The Associated Press was the only Democrat in the race 88 Olds Cutlass Supremme not to seek re-elcclion. With a Registered Rnanoal Planner V-e. SL Pko., al that moment, and began ulking Larson of East Hanford, a strong Loaded. Low Mi $9,900 210 Main Street tough fighL he said, he thou^l HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. Wil­ of party unity. O’Neill ally, said he was “strongly WET ASK A SPECIALIST! 87 Olds Calais #1 he could win re-clcclion, adding considering” a run for governor, Manchester 4 Cyl.. Auto, A/C, "T A A NOW AVAILABLE WITH: sweep by census takers liam A. O’Neill’s decision to quit "Let us remember what we must All electric, small, portable appli LliaNvw $ 0 , f 9 U that the tax package he ordered 649-7470 BASEMENTS? the governor’s race made an in­ do. We must take on and beat two and would announce his intentions Free estimates 4 written guaran­ ances can be repaired by our 88 Honda Prelude "S" USED CAR $800 FACTORY REBATE OR Bureau’s first official count of the last year was “the right thing” to Republican candidates for gover­ within a few weeks. Fax 6493295 tee. Hatchways, loundation cracks, experts. 10 yrs. in the Vernon By Denise Lavoie stant front-runner of U.S. Rep. $10^900 nation’s homeless. do for the state. “My gut is to go,” Larson said. Visa/Mastercard gravity leeds, tile linet, dry wells, area. A fine selection of new and Ti'e Associated Press Bruce Morrison, while others in nor,” he said, referring to an an­ sump pumps, wvx)ow wek A drain­ 1987 Acura Legend Sedar DEALER 6.9% 48 MONTH Although census workers across Rather, O’Neill said he was Others mentioned as possible rebuilt vacs. Panasonic, Eu­ the parly scrambled to assemble ticipated three-way race in age lines. Over 40 years experi­ reka, Miele. We are here for you I 85PoniacG0(X) $4,995 the country spent all night Tuesday not looking forward to expected contenders for the Democratic ence. References $11,500 CMAC HNANCING HARTFORD — While close to last-minute candidacies and make November between a Democrau Ask your neighbors. Small ap­ 1986 Pontiac Grand Am S5 Pontiac Hero $3,395 and much of this morning visiting “negative campaigning” — in nomination were former West 1 Q R Q ALBERT ZUCCARO pliances repaired. V*«. SE F>ka.. 100 census workers blanketed sense of the new political independent candidate Lowell Loiidad. Car 87Ponta:60(X) $6,995 shelters, alleys, parks, bridges, aban­ which “you have to knock some­ Hartford Mayor Christopher WATER PROORNG Hartford and surrounding towns landscape. Wcickcr, a registered Republican, INCOME TAXES HARTFORD APPLIANCE & VACUUM 1986 v w I MORE NEW 1990 CEO STORMS doned buildings and other places one down to boost yourself up” Droncy, brother of state 87 Pontiac (3rand Am $8,995 t'ying to count the homclcs.s, some “The uncertainty of the last and the eventual Republican ConsuHation/Preparatlon 563-3006 SERVICE CENTER where the homeless live, people like — during this year’s election. Democratic Chairman John F. su*n^;25;,x $^500 86PonlacFyeb1d $8,995 of the city’s homeless apfxtarcd to couple of weeks has left the party nominee. Indivldual/Buslness MANCHESTER Post Rd. Plaza 1988 Volvo 740 Turtw Johnson and Aiuia may have been With that comment, the governor Droncy; state Sen. Richard 84 Toyota Camry $4,995 NEW 1990 CEO STORM NEW 1990 GEO STORM go unnoticed and uncounted. apparatus in a shambles,” Jonathan Just two hours after O'Neill 646*3361 RL 30 Vernon 5 Speed. Cassette, _ missed. Blumcnthal of Stamford, now a Jan Pawlowski Also, dampness proofing concrete $17,900 Auto, Cassette, A/C, ^ ^ -m e At Hartford’s Union Station, specifically referred to the highly Ftllo, the party’s political director, look himself out of the running, 85 Toyota P-upSRS $3,995 Silver. #3560 >9/594 Ruth Stone, assisuuit manager for 643-7254 walls 4 floors 872-1280 87 Acura Legend Sedan Cobalt Blue, #3635 > 1 0 ,7 5 4 where the number of homeless who charged campaign in which state Rep. William Cibes of New candidate for attorney general; and 83toyolaCorola $2,995 field operations for the Hanford said Tuesday. "We have people $15,900 sleep on its wooden benches chan­ Democrat Joseph 1. Licberman, a going to pick delegates tonight London jumped into the race with former state Rep. Timothy 81hissan200SX $2,995 census office, said if census workers Moynihan of East Hartford, a 89 Ford Mustang LX ges with the weather, a man who fdrmcr attorney general for the who have no idea what's going on the politically risky pledge to push 84HondaCRX $3,395 NEW 1990 GEO STORM came upon such people, they simply state, unseated Republican Sen. fornicr Democratic state chairman $6,600 NEW 1990 GEO STORM called him.sclf Robert Johnson quiet­ with the party. for a state income tax. 5 Speed, Cassette, — ^ . GSI, 5 Speed, A/C, asked them if they considered them­ and now president of the Greater I APARTMENTS 132 ^APARTMENTS iq o i APARTMENTS 88 Chevy Beretta GT 85 Chevy Celebrity $4,595 ly drifted in and out. Lowell P. Wcickcr Jr. in 1988. “The Democratic Party has got Cibes, House chairman of the IJtlpoR r e n t A/C, White, #3292 >10, 29 4 Cassette, Red, #3591 >1 2 ,7 9 4 selves homeless. If the answer was Hanford Chamber of Commerce. FOR RENT FOR RENT 85 Chevy Monte Cato $7,995 By 3:30 this morning, Johnson “At this stage of my life, that to come to grips with the fact that tax-writing Finance Committee, no, they would not be counted in the is something that 1 don’t want," U.S. Rep. Barbara Kcnnclly, D- 86 Hyundal^cei 85 Century Wagon $8,995 was taking a nap in the station, but it docs not have a natural candidate acknowledged that he is not well- 1 AAANCHESTER- census. SUPER spacious, 6 room, MANCHESTER-5 room, 2 ‘isr $2,900 he had not been approached by cen­ said O’Neill. to pick up the banner," Pclio said. known, but said his bold pro)X)sal Conn., who look herself out of the Avolloble Imme- bedroom Duplex, wa- 87 Ford Tempo $4,995 NEW 1990 GEO STORM NEW 1990 GEO STORM Census workers may never know dlately. 1 bedroom '/} Duplex. 3 bedrooms, 90 Acura Legend sus workers. Responding to reporters’ ques­ for lax reform would be the rally­ race last month, said O'Neill’s quiet street. $625 plus sher/drver hookups, 86 Ford Escort Wag $4,995 5 Speed, Cassette, — GSI, 5 Speed, A/C, if Anna should have been counted “We will have a two and maybe apartm ent, heat and $23,900 Anna, a petite, frail-looking tions, the governor said he is not ing point of his campaign. decision would not change her heat. Available April 1. corpet, $700. No pets. 87FordMustang $5,995 A/C, Black, #3451 > 1 0 ,2 9 4 Ccissette, Black > 1 iC , / among Hartford’s homeless. ihrcc-way race (for the Democratic hot water Included. Se­ Securlty/references. M Honda Ciwc Sedan woman, walked the rain-soaked prepared to endorse any of at He said the income tax on earn­ plans. She said it would he impos­ curity deposit and ref­ No pets. Coll Sue, 643- “We have to go by what they tell nomination) in September.” 4862. 649-8861/742-9956. 84 Dodge Charger $1,995 downtown succls for hours, pushing least six other candidates for the ings over $25,000 would be ac­ sible for her to attend her duties in erences. No pets. Boyle $5,900 us. We could not second-guess Morrison, al a packed stale AAanaoement,Co.,649- MANCHESTER- AVAILABLE 85 Buick Centui 86 Dodge Caravan LE $7,995 a luggage cart stuffed with clothing, Capitol news conference Tuesday companied by a reduction in the Ibedroom Apartment, Immedlotelv-Lovely 2 Auto. A C . NEW 1990 CEO STORM NEW 1990 GEO STORM them,” said Stone. 4800. Low Milaa 68 Grand Caravan $11,995 a sleeping bag and a suitca.se. She sales uix from 8 percent to 5 per­ Plea.se see DEMOCRATS, page 10 Includes heat and ap­ bedroom, 2nd floor Automatic, Cassette, — m GSI, Auto, Cassette, ^ ^ ^ . Please sec O’NEILL, page 10 afternoon, thanked O’Neill for his ENNET Elderly Atma, who said she had a home in pliances. $495 month ODortment. Carpeted, 07 Toyota Cell 88PatilnderSE $14,995 A/C, Silver, #3562 > 1 0, 7 5 4 A/C, Aqua, #3592 >13, 5 6 4 sloppal long enough to peer into the Apartments-l bedroom Washington, appeared transient as plus security.649-8365. appliances. $625 plus doorways of buildings or to adju.st apartments for Imme­ $10,900 82Ca«acEktora(to $5,995 she walked the streets of Hanford. MANCHESTER-2 and 3 utllltles/securlty. 643- 84 Olds Ciera BroughamB ro u g h am her overflowing cart. diate occupancy. 1 2129. V-6. Auto. Loaded. eOLtocotoTownCar $4,995 Johnson, on the other hand, ad month free rent. Please bedroom, coll 645-8201. Sport Coupa Anna and Johnson represent some Inside M,700 85 Linooln Town car $10,995 ^NikkV: Ifs my turn STANDARD FEATURES; call 528-652? for Close to schools, MANCHESTER- 82 Chevy ElI Camino of the difficulties of the U.S. Census milted he was homeless, but was up application. churches and Avollable April 1, 1 89 Unootn Town Car $19,995 Fuel Injection, AM /FM Stereo, Tinted Class, Power Steering, 14* Wheels, purently missed by census workers shopping. bedroom apartment In $3,995 The governor’s an­ MANCHESTER-3,4,5,6 85 Colony P »k Wag $6,995 Defogger, Trunk Opener, Tach, Halogen Lamps, More. as he moved in and out of his resting 9 2 family house, large 86 Pontiac Grand A-m and 7 room apart­ 87 Nissan Pickup $4,595 31 MPC City/36 MPC Highway spot at the railroad station. nouncement touched off a to ^smell the roses’ yard, parking, deck. ments. Security. No TODAY MANCHESTER- $500. no utilities. Coll $4,700 flurry of political activity. pets. Now available. 87 Mercuy Sable $7,995 All Prices Indude Rebates Johnson said he has been home­ you want to slay. I’m just as Beoutiful 1 bedroom evenings 647-9072. 86 Ford Escort By Dianna M. Talbot 646-2426, 9-5 weekdays. apartment, quiet, on 67 Mercury Cougar $8,995 less for Utrcc weeks, since getting In Manchester: happy to suty.’ " bus line, living room, MANCHESTER-2 bed­ $3'900 fired from his job as a maintenance Manchester Herald TTic small, rounded and fair- EAST HARTFORD-1 bed­ room, 3rd floor In 3 88 Acura Legend Coupe 89MercSableWag $11,995 Index □Politicians give their room apartment ovoll- dining room, fully worker and being evicted from his haired 54-ycar-old spoke Wed- family. Appliances. 86MazdaRX7 $7,995 20 pages, 2 sections Connecticut’s First Lady oble Immedlatly for equipped kitchen, oir $19,000 apartment. views on the news. Story nc.sday during an interview short­ conditioning. Ideol for Nice building on good Natalie “Nikki” O’Neill would single person. $5d0plus street. $515 plus utili­ 89 Acura Legend Sedan 87Mazda626LX $7,995 When asked what he thought of on page 3. ly after her husband announced utilities and security. seniors or middle aged. r.lamiiliAH 1S-20 have supported any decision her Heat and hot water ties. Security and ret- $21,900 87Ma2daPickup $4,995 the homeless census, Johnson □Local Democrats seek he would not seek re-election to a Coll for appointment Onmim 16 husband made a ^ u l his can­ Included. $645. 247-5030. erences. 647-8895. 90 Acura IntMra GS 68JaguarXJ6 $29,995 shrugged, then repealed the explana­ lliird term as governor. between 10 8i6. 528-7162. E3 CARTER® FnniB 15 commitment from guber­ 9 MANCHESTER-2nd didacy in the November clceiion. MANCHESTER-6room, 3 $15,900 MANY OTHERS NOT LISTED FnnH 17 tion given by census workers and Despite her declared objec­ bedroom Duplex. Ap­ floor, 4 room apart­ 90 Acura In t^ ra GS 34 natorial candidate Bruce "I told him that he has to make ment, heot/hot water, Auto. A/C. 1 nml/RtaIn homeless providers: “I don’t know. 1 tivity, Mrs. O’Neill admitted she pliances. $725 monthly 2 appliances, washer/d- Loadad 1 otteiy guess the more people you have, the Morrison over the pos­ those decisions because he's ilic is plea.scd with her husband’s plus security. 646-0576. MORANDE 6-7.9,18 ryer hookups, and a Many Others I UNCOLHMERCURY MAZDA CHEVROLET/GEO Nntinn/1A#>r1d more money you gel.” sibility of a primary. Story one who takes the blame, or Uie decision. LUXURY-1 bedroom Immediale Deitvery rVutiiarin* 2 bosement. Prefer (kxmeity Moriarly Bros.) Census officials say they know it recognition, for llicm,” she said. "The state’s had him for 24 Condo. Heat and hot Ooininn 8 on page 3. Natalie “Nikki" O ’Neill adults. 1 month's se­ SCHALLER ACURA 3(n Center Street 1229 Main Street, Manchester Exit 3 / 1-384 "I told him, ‘If you want to go water Included. Cen­ curity, lease/referen- fipartu 11-14 will be impossible for them to count tral air, overlooks 345 Center Street, Manchester Manchester home. I’m happy to go home. If ... pleased with decision ces. $625 monthly. Call 646-6464 Hours: Mon-Thurs 9-8 • Fri 9-6 • Sat 9-5 Television 16 Please see NIKKI, page 10 pork. 647-1701. 649-1362 after 6om. 647-7077 643-5135 Please see HOMELESS, page 10 ...... J 0 BBC ■ n ® D O a -A □ -a MANCHES'TER HERALD, Wednesday, March 21,1990—5 4— MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, March 21, 1990 STATE Medicaid fraud case is near an end after 40 arrests Medicaid program. HARTFORD (AP) — A who allegedly padded their pay methods of investigation have During the course of the inves­ minisiralive action. tigation, the grand jury reviewed Sullivan said only a few of the 40 The single charge against statewide grand jury investigation checks at state expense. failed. Goldman — first-degree larceny by into Medicaid fraud and patient The investigation, handled by “The grand jury allowed us to 150 cases. Fifty of the cases were arrests resulted in special probation referred back to the state Depart­ being granted. The rest ended in defrauding a public community — abuse that has spanned 10 years and four different judges, has resulted in save an enormous amount of time was brought after bills subm itt^ on resulted in 40 arrests and nearly $1 ment of Income Maintenance for ad­ criminal convictions except a report that has remained secret as and effort in order to isolate par­ behalf of 46 patients and their fami­ million in fines and restitution is ministrative action; 40 resulted in Goldman’s case, which is pending. have the grand jury proceedings. ticular areas of fraud and abu.se in ly members were reviewed. slowly drawing to a close. arrests. The case against Goldman is typi­ The end of the grand jury was a the system,” said Assistant State’s Prosecutors accuse Goldman of The larceny case against Dr. result of the poor health of its final Attorney David Sullivan. “We can The arrests led to the recovery of cal of many of the investigations, nearly $1 million including Sullivan said. bilking the state out of $13,918 bet­ Philip Goldman of Hartford is pend­ grand juror, retired Judge James F. still investigate in most cases, but ween 1984 and 1986 through a mix­ ing in Hartford Superior Court and Henebry, who is a state trial referee. it’s going to be extremely time-con­ $478,224 in fines and $509,388 in Goldman, a dermatologist who restitution, Sullivan said. In addi­ had an office in Hartford, allegedly ture of over billing and submitting remains the last link to a grand jury To get a replacement grand jury, the suming in situations involving any claims for visits that never occurred. investigation that began in the early particular provider with hundreds of tion, the Department of Income submitted 1,442 false claims to the chief state’s attorney’s office would Goldman is to return to court for a 1980s involving doctors, phar­ have to apply for a new investiga­ thousands of claims in small Maintenance recovered $389,035 state Department of Income Main­ hearing April 16. macists and nursing home operators tion, and show that traditional amounts.” from cases referred to it for ad- tenance, which administers the Examiner Test score of 92 ♦ fired after deemed too low for theft probe

HARTFORD (AP) — An ac­ Fowler to keep job counts examiner in the state treasurer’s office has been fired as HAR'TFORD (AP) — Correction chained inmates arc shuffled bet­ investigations continue into the theft Department spokesman William E. ween buildings to sidestep court or­ of $29,100 from a treasury fund four Flower, who has helped foster a ders. years ago, state officials said. spirit of openness in the state’s Barnett called Rower’s predica­ State officials declined to identify beleaguered prison system, has been ment unfortunate, but he defended the examiner, but the Hartford forced out of his job because of state the system and said Rower knew Courant quoted sources in Wednes­ personnel policies, officials said. ahead of time about the looming day’s editions as identifying the Thomas Barnett, state Department test. employee as Paul Papa, 59, of Far­ “There is an clement of risk in of Administrative Services spokes­ taking a provisional position,” he mington, a treasury worker since man, said Flower will leave the post said. “The state has a system that at­ 1983. Rapa, whose dismis.sa] was ef­ he has held for 18 months on tempts to be as fair as it can be to fective immediately, could not be t Thursday. He will be replaced by everyone. It’s a rock-and-a-hard- reached for comment. William Wheeler, who htLs been in A second suspect who is not the state Housing Department’s place situation.” employed by the treasury depart­ public relations office. eluding 7’/2 years as a spokesman ment is also being sought in connec­ for United Technologies Corp. and tion with the theft, the Courant Barnett said Monday that Flower 12 years in broadcast news — be­ reported. will leave his post because of his cause that would have given him an I^pa’s case involves the state’s performance on a recent civil-ser­ unfair advantage, Barnett said. program of taking custody of vice examination. Although Flower Rower didn’t take the civil-ser­ property such as bank accounts and scored a 92 on the test, placing him vice exam until he had been on the insurance payments that are aban­ among the 14 highest scorers out of job for 11 months because a new doned by their owners. the 124 applicants for the job, state test — officially known as an “ex­ State auditors said the fraud in­ civil-service guidelines require that perience and training questionnaire” volved the addition of a bogus the person hired have one of the lop — hadn’t been drafted when he was $29,100 account to an unclaimed The Associated Press five scores, Barnett said. hired, making him a provisional property report by an insurance The same regulations barred employee. company, enabling someone to SPRING FLURRY — Georgetown University students, Lee Flanagan, left, and Tom Ruger counting Flower’s experience — in- Rower plans to stay with the Cor­ come forward with a claim for that walk among early-blooming Japanese cherry trees during a snow flurry in Washington sioner Larry R. Mcachum was hired. rection Department. He will take a amount. Tuesday. The blossoms were coaxed by record-setting warm temperatures last week. As the principal liaison between a 50 percent cut in pay as a counselor Rapa is the second employee fired growing prison system and the trainee at the Manson Youth Institute in less than two weeks in connection media. Rower was instrumental in in Cheshire. with the alleged theft of treasury implementing a new open-door “I’ve been hurt by the system funds. A third employee was policy that Meachum believed that’s in place,” Rower said Mon­ suspended without pay pending the Scaleback of hospital pushed would familiarize people with the day. “I’m not biller, but I feel badly outcome of a criminal investigation realities of overcrowding. about it. into the alleged embezzlement of HARTFORD (AP) — A consult­ place in a hospital setting, the seriousness, were: developmental Under that policy, reporters were “It’s a job that I like and that I $175,000 from the Second Injury ant has recommended a scaled-back newspaper said. problems such as learning and allowed into the bowels of prisons think I’ve done well,” he added. “I and Compensation Assurance Fund. version of a plan to build a Under their proposal, Hartford speech disabilities, asthma, drug and and jails. They were permitted to feel badly that I can’t keep it.” Peter A. D’Angona of Glaston­ children’s hospital in Hanford, ac­ Hospital and Newington Children’s alcohol abuse, teen-age pregnancy talk to inmates stuffed three in a Rower came to the Correction bury was dismissed as administrator cording to a published report. Hospital are seeking a total of 157 — which occurs al a rate roughly cell, and were shown how herds of Department shortly after Commis- of the fund on the grounds that his Lewin IGF Associates of pediatric beds, including 71 for one-third higher than the national negligence enabled another Washington, D.C. has tentatively general medical care, 15 for inten­ average — and mental illness. employee, Nancy Mourkakos, to ob­ recommended that the $100 million sive care, 34 for newborn intensive 2 die in Norwalk train crash tain a $175,000 check from that plan to relocate Newington care, 23 for psychiauic care and 14 The preliminary recommenda­ fund. Children’s Hospital to Hartford for rehabilitative medicine. tions were delivered orally by NORWALK (AP) — Two people The northbound Metro North Mourkakos is suspected of using Hospital be scaled down by about Critics of the plan have said the Robert Derzon of Lewin Associates were killed when a train slammed train, which originated in New York, that $175,000 to pay personal bills, one-third. The Hartford Courant Hartford area’s most pressing late last week to top officials from into their car al a railroad crossing was sounding its horn and witnesses and to replace money she had refxjrted TUesday, quoting sources. pediatric needs would not be met by Hartford Hospital, Newington that police said did not have safety said the lights were fla.shing when diverted from other accounts under Lewin said the plan is too grand expanding sophisticated care of very Children’s Hospital, Saint Francis gates. the car tried to cross the uacks. Ken­ her control. Mourkakos is the and does not address the area’s ill children, but by making routine Hospital and Medical Center — A 22-ycar-old male and a 21- wood said. employee who was suspended. pressing need for basic and preven­ care more readily available for poor which has bitterly opposed the plan ycar-old female passenger were 'The train, which conuiincd two KOW PIZZA H u r DELIVERS D’Angona plans to appeal his dis­ tive care for children. children. — the University of Connecticut killed when the train collided with locomotives and five cars, was missal, which is effective Friday. The consultant suggested that The study outlined the city’s top Health Center in Farmington, the their car shortly before 9:30 p.m. travelling along the Danbury spur Newington tap its $45 million en­ five health problems of Hartford- state Commission on Hospitals and Tuesday at the Broad Succt crossing line al the lime of the accident. dowment to subsidiz.c services — area children, none of which require Health Care tind the Hartford-based in Norwalk, said Metro North police None of the passengers on the such as vaccinations and parent hospitalization, the newspaper said. corporations that paid for the Lt. Al Kenwood. train were injured, police said. The Man is charged education — that need not take The five problems, in order of $150,000 independent review. The identities of the victims were passengers got off the train and were IK YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD! not being released until family bused to their final destinations, in wifes’slaying members were notified, police said. police said. EAST LYME (AP) — A 47- Doctor says Peterson is insane year-old Old Saybrook man has been charged with murder in the MIDDLETOWN (AP) — David defense’s request for dismis.sal of of Peterson’s doctors al Connecticut strangulation death of his wife al­ R. Peterson, the court-committed the felony murder charge. The other Valley Hospital, said Peterson had Cal for Fast, Free DeHveiyl most five years ago, state police menial patient who killed a 9-year- murder charge still stands. asked him three days before the kill­ said. old WaJlingford girl last summer Felony murder is a homicide ing whether a lot of people would be (LIMITED DELIVERY AREA) Edward Sherman was arrested after walking away from a state committed in the act of another attending the downtown sidewalk at 10 a.m. TUesday at the office hospital, has a grossly impaired felony. The defense argued that the sale. of his real estate display ad ability to interpret reality, a charge was not applicable in Peter­ Webster said he told Peterson magazine in East Lyme, police psychiatrist has testified in Peter­ son’s ca.se. The state filed a separate S O P ortnuts there would be a lot of people. said. son’s murder trial. escape charge as a result of the Although Peterson has a history He is charged in the death of The testimony of Dr. Donald ruling. of violence dating back to his youth. his wife, Ellen Sherman, 38, Grayson, who was commissioned by In other testimony. Dr. Joseph Webster said he had been a model whose nude body was found in the stale to examine Peterson last 6464)545 Webster, a psychiatrist who was one patient most of the time. the upstairs bedroom of the month, supported the defense’s couple’s East Lyme home on claim that ftterson should be found W. Center and McKee August 4, 1985, police said. innocent by reason of insanity. Mrs. Sherman, 38, was five Grayson, who was called to tes­ M anchester months pregnant when she died. REDUCE YOUR RISK OF HEART 1 tify by the defense, said on Tuesday Her body was found by a friend Peterson suffers from paranoid Nc . . * . ' DISEASE — THE #/ KILLER I If you .ivi- nutsioc Our delivery area, please redeem these coupon- at the E-upio, ’-e— Op; who had been asked to check on delusions. During his examination P'.'za h .it’ restaurant neau->.t vou her by her husband. 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6—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, March 21, 1990 Lithuanians fiee Last colony in Africa CIA boss hits stress NATION & WORLD______SPRUCE REALTY celebrates independence on catching Noriega 195 Eldridge Street Manchester, CT Soviet military WINDHOEK, Namibia (AP) — parties throughout the capital of Webster said that because Noriega The world’s newest nation WASHINGTON (AP) — The 646-0576 VILNIUS, U.S.S.R. (AP) — will use force to ship the deserters Windhoek and car horns blared Bush administration was wrong to had experience in intelligence, keep­ celebrated its birth today with par­ through the night. NASA considering satellite rescue Algis Bematavicis broke ranks with back to their units — and presumab­ place so much importance on cap­ ing track of him was not easy. He ties, tribal dancing and parades, the Red Army and joined hundreds ly military justice — if the conflict “This is beautiful. We are all turing Gen. Manuel Antonio changed locations and cars and had and ex-guerrilla leaders were While Martin Marietta searched for the cause, lite by astronauts. In the other, the satellite would of other Lithu'^nians who deserted is not resolved by Saturday. thrilled. We have waited so long Noriega after U.S. troops invaded people watching the spies who were WASHINGTON (AP) — NASA will talk with sworn in as ministers of the new the National Aeronautics and Space Administra­ be put into the- shuttle cargo bay and brought back after their Baltic republic declared The showdown is among the in­ for this day,” said Olga Basson as Panama, CIA Director William watching him, the CIA director said. aerospace company officials Thursday about send­ govcnunenl. ing astronauts to rescue a $157 million com­ tion scheduled its meeting at the Johnson Space to Earth for refitting. itself independent. creasing tensions between Lithuania she watched gold and red Webster says. After a few days on the run, About 25,000 Namibians fireworks ripping through the night munications satellite stranded in space by a mis- Center in Houston with representatives of Intelsat, Because it was not intended for shuttle opera­ “They accused us of being and Moscow. “Actually, Noriega was not a fac­ Noriega turned up at the Vatican owner of the satellite, and Hughes Aircraft, its tions, the five-ton satellite has no fitting that could saboteurs,” he said 'Ilicsday, one day On Tuesday night, police were cheered wildly at a sports stadium sky. tor from the time the first embassy in I\mama City, where he wired Titan 3 rocket. as the South African flag was The Intelsat 6 satellite is whirling around Earth builder. be grappled by the shuttle’s robot arm. That after walking out on his unit near spot checking the passports of paratrooper landed in Panama,” was sheltered for days until a deal lowered in Africa’s last colony just President F.W. dc Klerk of at an altitude of 276 miles — about 22,000 miles Intelsat, a 118-nation consortium, did not insure would mean a special capture device would have Manchester $215,000 Manchester $175,000 Moscow. “They called us Germans young men boarding Inc train from Webster said Tuesday night during a was worked out to allow his transfer after midnighL replaced by the red, South Africa, who held his hand lower than it should be to do its job. the satellite, which was to have gone into service to be designed and built. Owrreroccupied Duplex in great condition. G reat investment opportunity! Features 5 and Nazis.” Moscow to Lithuania, apparently queslion-and-answer session with to U.S. custody. room/2 bedroom apartment |ius storefront green and blue banner of newly in­ across his heart as he watched his “The design was wrong,” said Judy Stowell, a over the Atlantic Ocean. A spokesman, Tony Industry sources have little doubt the rescue can Exceiient rentai income. Six rooms, three “There is no turning back now,” looking for deserters. students at American University. Noriega now is in a federal prison bedrooms each. Hardwood loarB, appianoes, business area. Currently retail. Easily corv dependent Namibia. nation’s flag being lowered, called spokeswoman for Martin Marietta Corp., which Trujillo, said it was the most sophisticated com­ be accomplished; astronauts have saved five satel­ verted to proteseional offices or smal restau­ said his friend, 19-ycar-old Valdas Bematavicis and Grigalunas were Webster’s remarks seem to near Miami awaiting trial. ^ t r y , separate utitties arxJ updated heat. Tens of thousands lined the for an end to violence in .southern munications satellite ever built, capable of carry­ lites that way, bringing three home and repairing Two car garage with extra wide driveway. rant Grigalunas, who had just left his interviewed as they debated signing criticize President Bush, who made Webster’s remarks Tlicsday arc built the rocket. “Our analysis shows an engineer­ main street of Windhoek, the capi­ Africa. ing design error caused the vehicle to be wired im­ ing 120,000 telephone calls simultaneously. two in orbit. kivestDrs or first time homebuyers taKe note. post with the Northern Fleet. up for a new Lithuanian volunteer the arrest of the military leader the the second time in recent weeks he C £i fordelaiis. tal, for a three-mile parade. “1 stand here tonight as an advo­ Intelsat was being charged $115 million for the The cost of such a mission, however, would be For the hundreds of Lithuanian focal point of the invasion of properly.” LAND force, which officials said would be “Africa’s last colony is from this cate for peace. The season for has publicly disagreed with others in Titan rocket and launch by Martin Marietta. The high and probably would become the deciding youths who have fled the Soviet As a result, after the Titan was launched on Manchester used as customs and frontier guards. hour liberated,” President Sam violence has passed for Namibia Panama in December. Noriega al­ the administration. satellite cost an additional $157 million. factor. With shuttle flights costing $250 million military in the 10 days since their ready had been indicted on federal March 14, the satellite didn’t separate automati­ $175,000 Grigalunas was still officially on Nujoma said in his inaugural ad­ and the whole of southern Africa,” He and Defense Secretary Dick NASA hasn’t said whether it is willing to go and up, NASA no longer will rescue satellites for small republic declared itself drug trafficking charges in . cally as it was supposed to. When engineers sent a A very nice, level 1.3 acre lot with 195 ft leave, but said he was not likely to dress after U.N. Secretary-General dc Klerk said. Cheney have been carrying on a separation signal, a small rocket that was to boost after the satellite, as it has for five others. $15 million, as it did in 1984 with the Palapa and fronted located in a residential area City sovereign, there indeed seems to be But Webster said Noriega ceased leave his homeland to return to a Javier Perez dc Cuellar swore in As thousands watched the public debate over what future the satellite to its duty station stayed with the “They are just going to come in and give us Westar satellites. sewer and water available. no turning back. harsh life in the Soviet armed forces, to be an issue once the military threat the Soviet Union the former guerrilla leader. parade, middle-aged black women spent Titan and left the satellite marooned. some information where the spacecraft is and its NASA spokesman say they don’t know how The new Lithuanian government which Lithuanians consider an army poses since the Warsaw Pact has be­ Nujoma led the 23-ycar fight to from the Hercro tribe, wearing invasion had begun and he effective­ A Martin Marietta spokesman was quoted by condition and so forth,” s^d Hal Lambert, much would be charged today because the agency Stafford $37,250 Coventry $64,900 & $69,900 is backing the youths’ dccisons to come impotent with the removal of of occupation. end rule by neighboring South colorful anklc-lcnglh Victorian ly had been removed from power. the Denver Post as saying that the Titan had been manager of integration op^tjbh's at the space no longer docs commercial business and there is Eiyoy seasonal Iving in a 31 foottraiieronits Thinking of buMtog your own home? Corne return home and trying to negotiate Fifty years ago, Lithuania and fel­ “1 think we made a mistake in communist governments in Eastern wired to launch two satellites and that the separa­ center. “We are going to discuss whether it’s pos­ no published rate schedule. own site with targe attractive deck. Many see Stonebridge &tcttee. Newly developed their security, said Deputy Prime Africa. dresses and two-poinlcd headdres­ oornrnunty activities avaiaUe krr your enjoy­ subdvislonswlti underground unties, wooded low Baltic republics Latvia and Es­ overemphasizing the importance of Europe. tion signal went to a location where there was sible to get the satellite.” A Virginia company. Orbital Sciences Corp., Minister Kazimieras Motieka. As a fireworks display lit up the ses, marched in front of white m ent Just the ptace to get away from itatl. lots, culde-sac, and oonversation pond. tonia were forcibly annexed by the sky, Namibians began impromptu iccn-agc baton iwirlcrs. Noriega,” the intelligence official Webster has argued that the threat none. But Ms. Stowell said that explanation was Two rescue methods have been proposed, Lam­ has a device called a Transfer Orbit Stage that in­ But the Soviet military has said it Soviet Union. said. is significantly diminished. premature and that two committees were inves­ bert said. In one, the space shuttle would carry a cludes a duplicate of the rocket that was to carry tigating the failure. rocket stage into orbit to be bolted onto the satel­ the Intelsat satellite to its high orbit. Shoe firm pulls in the Greater OPPORTUNITIES Manchester Area death-defying ad REAL ESTATE r ' 3«5 Main S t, RF..\L EST.LTE ManchMtw BOSTON (AP) — Officials of “Extremely dangerous. Don’t try REAL 647-7653 Look who gives you the 985 Main Street Reebok International Ltd., respond­ this.” The message appears briefly ESTATE hometown advantage Manchester. 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Whether $ 1 5 2 ,9 0 9 Saturday, featured two men leaping have asked (Reebok) to make the Wbik 10 Wtekham Park (rom this wei-main- you’re buying or selling a home, we tained 6 room colonial with 3 bedrooms, large in slow motion from a bridge with disclaimer larger.” living room, formal dining room and eat-in an elastic cord tied to their sneakers. Bungee jumping originated in the offer you another clear advantage. kitchen. The large fenced-in yard and extvered deck ia perfect for children end entertaining The jumper wearing Reeboks boun­ South ftcific Islands as a test of We’re part of the Number 1 home Call now to see INs gemlll ces back while the other man — manhood. Boys were required to selling system in America, backed clad in a pair of Nikes — continues leap from bamboo towers with vines the free fall. MANCHESTER $155,900 by the most extensive resources in attacked to their ankles. THE OUTCOME IS INCOMEIII “The Pump from Reebok — it fits Wbodhill Heights Ranch with 6 rooms. 11/ Mansur said the company was ex­ 2 baths. Fireplaced living room, screened real estate today. Give us a call $ 1 7 3 ,9 0 0 Goodbye Landlordll Owner occupy this main­ a little better than your ordinary ath­ amining ways to resurrect the com­ porch, 2 car garage. Doris Borque. MANCHESTER OFFICE 643-4060 today and put the hometown ad­ tenance free 2 family duplex with large living letic shoe,” concludes the commer­ mercial, which could include SOUTH WINDSOR $335,000 room, formal dining room, eat-in kitchen and 2 cial that has appeared on the CBS, making the warning bolder and Historic 1753 Aaron Grant 10 room vantage to work for you. bedrooms on each sidel Vinyl siding and large Colonial homestead. Carefully restored, yard are perfect for those hot summer days. TBS, and Fox networks. scheduling the spot only after 10 must be seen to be appreciated. Joan In- Waiting for your calllll Bernadette Mansur, vice president p.m. She said a decision would be guanti. of marketing for the Stoughton- announced within several days. MANCHESTER OFFICE 643-4060 based athletic company, said Tues­ The flap comes within weeks of KAREN ESTATES SealedLefttoRight; Joyce G Eoetein. Joan Linton CAPTIVATING CONTEMPORARYIII day calls had come in from around Reebok’s announcement that it NEW CONSTRUCTION Standing Loft to Right: Shirley Schoenebergor. David White, Joyce Parker. Mary Dnggs. Marilyn O^ntuiy; $ 2 1 5 ,5 0 9 • Single tamiy anachad homaa The “Luck of the Irish" will be with you in this exceptional U&R built Ronnort This sparkling spin-level comes complete with the country from parents concerned would split with its advertising • No aaioctaiion taaal T 3 to 4 bedrooms, a lower level recreation that their children would try emulat­ agency, the New York firm Chiat- • Sellar a»Mad financing Ranch. Features of this 7 room, 3 bedroom house include, family h I TT room, and 2 end 1/2 baths. Itou’l enjoy the • Pficaa Man«Sl33.g00 room with Fieldstono fireplace, beamed ceiling, 2 car garage and 21 cathedral ceilings with skylights and the MANCHESTER $101,900 • AM appllanoaa Includad ing the jump. Day-Mojo. Company officials have fireplace with heatolalor. Custom eleganca for Spaaous 2 bedroom Townhouse located • Modelt opan Monday S Friday 2 o. oaajrday S corner lot in an exclusive area. Epstein Realty “We have heard from consumers examined bids from at least four Sunday li-o your approvaini in small complex. Diane Johnson. • Daacllont 184 axl 63. Ml on Rl. S3, naxi right Put Number 1 to work for you. 543 N. Main St. and we pay special attention to agencies vying for the high-profile, MANCHESTER 643-4060 toPartiar. right lo Ctwa lo Karan Ewalaa that,” she said. “We made a decision $40 million account. Manchester. CT 06040 LAND — $75 000. Vl*w o( wth thl« approved building lol. Build uting you, planx 0( xelef t. and have directed our agency to pull The athletic company has been $100,000— 1,5*00 re«l M In F a m \ Build utxig your plant of xrtM *.______■< the ad ... for review.” battling for first place with Nike, >- The company also heard from which had $1.19 billion in U.S. sales y •••ASK ABOUT OUR HEW HOME GUARANTEED SALES PROGRAM" network officials, some of whom last year compared with $1.15 bil­ were troubled by the disclaimer; lion for Reebok. “ 4 ^ .. I 89 «

Summations portray RE^AX •s*l ot ih6 river « 2^7 t asl C^nlof Siroei M.inrneMoi C l O6C4O 647-1419 [ I I Ifi B R i t NEWLY BUILT 7 room Cape on 1.S acre* BRAND NEW LISTING!!! SELLING BELOW RECONS IHLX; HUN indudet raited panel doors, oak flooring SENSATIONAL 10 room ColonUl on Emily L*ne in 2 different captains GREAT LOCATION COST — Spactou* newer Cedar tided 3 in DR. central vac & air, and 1*1 floor ^ Real Estate Manchciter. Over 3,300 tq. ft. of fabulous floonpacci BR Colonial, 2 full bath*, eat-in kildien, laundry. /Appliance* except refrigerator irv Near shopping, buslme. achool and recreation areas Ihi* 6 room $139,900 Featuring 4 bdrms, 3.5 bAths irtcl. a 12 x 13 master balh ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Cole countered that Hazelwood’s open floor plan, dining room with slidero to eluded. Allowances for lighting, flooring, Cape has it alll $130’s. Call Peg Meagan to see deck, heat recirculating flreplacaa. OPEN SUNDAYS 1-4 PM ■WE ARE SELLING HOUSES ' with yacuzzi, 25s21 family room, 3 fuvplaces tnd. one in A prosecutor portrayed Joseph appearance didn’t matter and told cabinets, etc. TOLLAND, $258,000. DIR; the master bdrmi Cenirml Air, centra] vac, enormous country NORTH COVENTRY, REDUCED to 1-84 to Exit 67. Rl. on 31, house 3 miles on MALLARD VIEW jurors to remember witnesses saw $170,SOO. DIR: Rt. 31 (Main St.) Ip L on 647-8400 kitchen, marble foyer, Inground pool and MUCH ML'CIl Hazelwood as a reckless drunk, L. DISTINCTIVE TOWNHOUSE while a defense attorney called the the skipper drinking in a Valdez bar Sam Green Rd. AND RANCHES U)H Muin Street, Manehenter MORE! Quiet cul-de-sac off of Fern Street! Ibis exquiiiic skipper a scapegoat before the before boarding the ship. CHFA 8.15% APPROVED home is offered at $489,900. The accident occurred a year ago Located on a private protective cul de sac, this now sub­ criminal case in the nation’s worst division ol quality 3 bodroom Townhousos and Flanchos oil spill went to the jury. Saturday. The tanker’s hull was await your inspection. Kitchens have oak cabinets, range, ripped open, blackening hundreds of MANCHESTER $225,000 oven, dishwasher, refrigerator and built-in miaowave ovens Superior Court Judge Karl Mmm England Tradition NEW LISTING Bui h 1967 Itis tovsly Fttnch Provind*l Colonial Fireplaced living rooms, Vi baths with full vanities, separate Johnstone turned over the 7-weck- miles of shoreline and killing fish, At s rsniti1ut)l* pries - tnuggls i$i in trod of on* n SouSi WindKr oflatt Irsdlion^ styling In a fuN basements. 2 zoned baseboard hearing systems, Ander­ ol your nrapkCM on cold wirssr nighb ot t$> ictd old case to jurors late Tuesday after birds and other wildlife. country communiy. 4 gsnaroui badrooms. 2i/2 son permashteld thermopane windows, luxurious wall to wall t u on your tunpordi seining your kkchtn on batw w(h jacuzd. 2560 sq k of qualty I v ^ G- intense closing statements. Hazelwood, 43, a veteran mariner warm iunnwr *v*ningt Pbisy of rooin to ^irsad carpeting and attached garage! Come see the mode lor GLASTONBURY EXCEPTIONAL CAPE — Nicely lartd at $306,000 Cal Lixla Btoam avos This priatme ranch home has up to S badroomi, 2 luK baths, and a 3 from Huntington, N.Y., is charged CLEAN & SRACKXJS 7 room Raited out in IN* S6R Anaaldi Cobni*l Ittlunng tamiy 647-6601 tomrxrow. .. own your own lot and house NO ASSOCIA­ The jury retired for the evening decorated 6 room home with enclosed car garaga. Peg Meagan has the keyl with one felony, criminal mischief, Ranch inckxlea large kitchen, atrium door rear porch, 2 decks, fenced-in yard. room oft kllchan and rtc room on lowtr Itvtl iixj TION FEES Compotitivoly priced (rom $139,000 after meeting briefly behind closed daiarv* IH C*H Otn* 228-4614 ■WE ARE SELLING HOUSES ' and three misdemeanors: reckless to deck with nice view. Rec room with Move-in corxfition, convenient location, Dir. ToBarxJ Tpko or No Main St to Union St to Flossett D doors and was to gather again today. com er.^htplace. New kner in above- le u than 1 mile to 1-364 MANCHESTER. Assistant District Attorney Brent cndangermenl, operating a vessel grournt^ool with deck. NORTH $130,000. COVENTRY, $150,000. W E GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES THE LUCK OF THE IRISH!!! Cole accused Exxon Corp. of while intoxicated and negligent dis­ PAINT AND PAPER... charge of oil. If convicted, he could And some TIXT throughout are needed to bring this Ttiii II your ludiy dayl Be lure to ice ihii new listing on maneuvering behind the scenes to • N O v , . . , 647-8120 adorable 6 room Cape back to Ufe! Fcatunng 3 bdrms. 1 Henry Si. in Manchexlcr. Charming Sr- nxan Ranch in ter­ win Hazxjlwood’s acquittal; defense receive 7'/4 years in prison and rific oonduion. 2-3 bednximi, full hasmieni, fiirplace, $61,(XX) in fines. Blanchard & Rossetto balh. fireplace, waUt-oU basement, vinyl lidmg, 2-car ailomcy Dick Madson said the oil HILIPS garage, 63ii210 lol. Located on Cteilwood Dr in hardwood floon and morel Bowen School Price juil □ $aaa*r company might be more interested His wife and father recently ar­ ^ jf* ■ REAL ESTATE Manchester. Asking $135,000 reduced lo SI39.9001 It RFAL ESTATE Clllliai OlMiaaii in transferrring its own share of the rived at the trial and listened to final 646-2482 blame to Hazelwood, skipper at the arguments from a back row of the 3466 D Main St., Coventry 742-1450 MANCHESTER $144,000 MANCHESTER ASKING $100’a ■ V " time of the Exxon Valdez.. courtroom. OaigMii. icpar ibs tamiy room makat ti* 3 543 N. Main St. Nnmt A CImmn twdroom Cotonial a>arkl*l Ftaiung a tnpbc* Cole responded angrily when OFFICE HOURS: DAILY 9 AM TO 8 PM; SATURDAY 9 AM TO 5 PM 3 Bedroom horn* aM Iota of a m t Setstnad «i»i h*al-. oomlortabi* yard, b a of room CM Bar Ontuijj- scapegoat. 1988 C anvtritnl bcteon Cal B trb tri 847-1419 bars 647-1419 1 “A scapegoat?” exclaimed Cole. 2\ “The slate of Alaska didn’t pul a D.W.FISH f!{Sl$vfnes, EPSTEIN REALTY t i l glass of vodka in Captain Hazel­ THE REALTY COMPANY wood’s hand and force him to drink 220 HARTFORD TPKE. * VERNON SOUTH WINDSOR $214,000 it.” 243 MAIN STREET * fMNCHESTER 871-1400 6 4 3 -1 M l Immaculate 7 room Raised Ranch ready for you to The bearded, balding Hazelwood listened without expression as Cole move into. 3 bedrooms, large family room, 2 called him a gambler and a risk- ADORABLE fireplaces, cathedral ceilinged living room, large sun EAST MEADOW STARTER taker who imbibed before boarding MANCHESTER MANCHESTER BOLTON deck and much more. Call us. his ship. Cole said Hazelwood $ 7 8 ,9 0 0 $134,500 .$225,000 MANCHESTER $139.90« Conveniently located CONGRATULA TIONS CHFA/FHA approved > you w a it a pnvaM country sating, thii a I MANCHESTER risked his tanker and die lives of his C apa righ t In your to Noraan Hsiiy lor bang stiscisd to itoatva ths PRICED TO SELL one BR condo in ■mint Bisaldasi on your dsdi. ipacjocB kichsa kxi of NEW LISTING budget. Spacious, newly REAiAX PRESIDENTS CLUB mAROI Charming 3 bedroom. 11/2 bath Cape on crew. condition' recently bu8 n ipplannt. ooraga and much mots Salat 1 tS'elely 3 bwlrtxtm, 11/2 bath camter hal carpeted L.R with a 8 yau annl I* arork artih a stinnar Princeton St Full dorme'ad. nicety pointed and papered. bokng lor ollari Cal Tarry $47-1419 or 2289/5/ colonial featuring 2 (Veplace*. garaga. and "He gambled that drinking would brick fireplace, lormal CAU.N0REO81 decorated. 1 car garage See it todayl not affect his judgment,” said Cole. D.R , eat-in kllchan. large Aral floor tamdy room m the Boweri rrx>dam bath - perlarl School dulncl Great tot Can tor details “He was wrong ... bccau.se alcohol lor the firai time buyer. never imjxoves judgment." Madson pointed out that 21 wit­ COLONIAL WITH SOUTH WINDSOR $285,900 nesses testified Hazelwood appeared CUL-DE-SAC HISTORICAL .sober when he boarded the ship and LOCALE CHARM New Usting. Immaculate 4 year old U&R 7 room Contenv said many of them vouched for his east BOLTON $290,900 porary. Cathedral ceilinged Hving room & family room, R S GUIDE HARTFORD $195,900 Immaculate 1810 tiome fieldstone fireplace, forriKil dining room, 3 bedrooms, 2'fi competent seamanship on the night Custom buiti ■iuminum with warmth and MANCHESTER $14S.90e ManchMlM $I49,90* the tanker ran aground on a jagged sided Raised Ranch. elogano* Many custom RICHMOND ROAD Daiftt.botlTS, ceniiuicentral UH.olr. PRICED RIGHT AND REDUCED Beaulllul landscaped leaturet Include new VERNON SPUT 3 Bedroom. 2 bath hmiy room Mh Aylgfi. WAITING FOR YOU Spaoous spill. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, move reef, spilling nearly 11 million gal­ and fenced private yard. PINE floors in breakfast Mnl(Xxidlx>n Cal Ron $483087 cantfal an. dack and much mon Cal Rori Spacious 3 bedroom ranch xi qmal area m cxxxlitnn. flreolaced Irvir-g room, near lons of Alaska North .Slope crude Spectacular first floor room snd den. new 6493067 achoois, a m utt lo see Call for detaXa F.R. with cathedral oei- A hreplaotd flrsi floor tamity room, wrap oil. kitchen cabinets snd U&R REALTY CO. o/ound deck, aat m kitchan and 2 tu4 mgt and sliders to deck. FrerKh doors to s sun baths are Just soma ol lha laaturss of tfvs “Twenty-one witnesses said he MUST SEEI room. Nicely sited on 1* REAilAX regional designated. R EAIAX east ol the river as the lop recruiting office in lovety homa was not impaired,” Madson said. acres the stale. B arb va Wointwg, Broker/Owner ol the Year. Five Agents Awarded the 643-2693 “What docs that mean? TTiat means Presidential Award. Mxj cannot hide suoces. List with the BEST. TURN YOUR SKILLS INTO GOLD. JOIN THE PROFESSIONALS AT CEN- Captain Hazelwood wasn’t impaired ^|^;Robert D. Murdock, Realtor J^TU R Y 21 EPSTEIN REALTY.______by consumption of alcohol. There g j An kitemaiional Network of independently owned and operated Real E state offices. h ^ to be proof of impairment.” \_r MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, March 21,1990— 9 ^M AN C H ESTER HERALD, Wednesday. March 21,1990 OPINION Rejection of new controls ‘I on emissions called setback

f 01990 SEAHLE Teen-ager WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate’s rejection of to work out a compromise with Byrd. POST.INTELLIGENCER Disputes NORTH AMERICA SYNttCATE tougher auto pollution controls deals environmentalists a Byrd for more than a decade has fought additional setback on the compromise clean air bill. controls on sulfur dioxide from utility plants because symbol of “This is the one that we thought was the most sig­ such curbs would threaten the jobs o f thousands o f coal nificant” o f the attempts to strengthen the clean air bill in miners, including many in West Virginia where high-sul­ are too the Senate, said Richard Ayres, executive director o f the fur coal predominates. I oppression Clean Air Coalition. The clean air bill would set tough new pollution con­ By a 52-46 vote TUesday night, the Senate defeated a trols on industry and automobiles to reduce urban smog, proposal to require tougher tailpipe-emission controls on cut toxic chemical emissions from industry and require prevalent By Jack Anderson automobiles, greater use o f clean fuels by fleet operators electric utilities to reduce sulfur dioxide emissions by 10 and Dale Van Atta and production o f 1 million cars capable o f burning alter­ million tons by the end o f the decade. native fuels. The auto pollution control amendment was sponsored The town and the Eighth Utilities District, after WASHINGTON - A 14-ycar-old Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell, D-Maine, by Wirth and Sen. Pete Wilson, R-Calif. Wirth argued many years o f tension and dispute, woriced out a Cuban boy has come to symbolize the un­ called the defeated amendment a “ prescription for dead­ his amendment was needed because autos “ are the big­ A relenting, iron-fisted rule o f Fidel Castro. lock” on the clean air bill. gest source o f pollution in our cities.” detailed agreement covering a wide range o f juris­ Alexander Mcnendez wants to leave “ Do we want 13 more years o f speeches or do we want But senators backing the compromise bill insisted that dictional questions and involving a very com pli­ Cuba to live with his parents in the a bill? Do we want to m ^ e statements or do we want to passage o f the tougher controls would threaten the legis­ cated exchange o f authority and assets. United States, but the Cuban government make law?” Mitchell said. lation. “ It will bust the deal” with the White House, said won’ t let him. He can’t even to go to Still unresolved was a proposal to give federal aid to Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont. The agreement was hailed as a historic ac­ school. His only offense is that his father, coal miners who would lose tlieir jobs as a result o f the The vote on the Wirth amendment revealed some o f complishment that would put an end to the dis­ Jose Alberto Menendez, is a well-known clean air measure — a plan described by Senate leaders the maneuvering on the bill. Sen. Steven Symms, R- putes, some o f which were; on matters o f substance defector. as a “ deal breaker.” Idaho, was among some senators who voted for the and some o f which were no more than bickering. The elder Menendez is a former trainer Sen. Robert C. Byrd, D-W.Va., is seeking $7(X) mil­ tougher controls after arguing vigorously against the for the Cuban national cycling team. He, lion in aid for the miners over four years if they lose their legislation for weeks. Events since then, however, have shown that the along with another trainer and an en­ WHEW — Herbert jobs because o f tougher acid rain controls at coal-burning Senate sources suggested that Symms and other agreement does not solve all the problems, and it gineer, defected in Panama in 1987. Lapidus reacts as he powerplants in the Midwest. senators hoped to cripple the compromise bill by adding w ill take a continued good faith effort on the part Alexander’s mother was allowed to leave The White House contends the assistance is too expen­ an amendment the White House would not accept. Cuba in 1988, and she left her son in the judges entries in the sive. Environmentalists, meanwhile, said that while a num­ o f leaders o f both governments to implement in all care o f his grandmother. 15th annual Rotten Sen. Timothy Winh, D-Colo., said Tbesday that Byrd ber o f votes are expected on other amendments intended its details. Now he is the pawn Castro uses to con­ Sneaker Contest in “ appears to have a majority' o f the votes” for his to strengthen the clean air bill, the tougher auto pollution tinue to punish the elder Menendez for proposal. However, an aide to Mitchell said it was uncer­ At the meeting o f the Eighth District Directors Montpelier, Vt., Tues­ curbs were a top priority. defecting. tain whether the amendment would pass if it came to a Daniel Weiss o f the Sierra Club accused the ad­ Monday nighL two illustrations o f the difficulties Human rights watchdogs told our as­ day. Entries are judged vote. ministration o f “ ramming down the throats o f the Senate” in peaceful cooperation between the two govern­ sociate Scott Sleek that Alexander and his on smell, dirtiness and White House officials and Senate leaders were trying a bill that does not go far enough to control urban smog. ments emerged. grandmother attempted to go to the U.S. deterioration. Lapidus is Interest Section in Havana in December, One involved a plan incorporated into the agree­ veil qualified as a judge. apparently on advice from a Cuban im ­ He is the inventor of a ment for the town and district to combine parcels migration official, but the two were ARE YOU LOOKING o f land for sale to make an attractive real estate detained by Cuban guards. imell-absorbing shoe in­ package and to share the proceeds o f the sale. They were reportedly held in a state sert. FOR A REEL DEAL? security facility for several hours, and The Associated Press The district plans to use a portion o f the profit Lowell proves three’s a crowd now Alexander has been told thai he can­ That's right. -n to pay for a new fire truck, and some district not leave the country. Just add Showtime or O Cuban officials tried to get the boy to leaders are impatient at the delays in putting the The Movie Channel J3 -n the voting public. The timetable calls for a start on sign a pledge to stay in Cuba, but he LUCA'S SPECIAL SALE! package together. The impatience is understan­ By Bob Conrad That “ nobody’ s man but yours” slogan serious campaigning by the Labor Day refused. So they expelled him from ^ F dable, but the hard market facts make it clear that WE MOVED (same parking lot other side of Laundromat) and Cox Cable will give you may have been pretentious com, but it weekend. Meanwhile, the immediate school and made him spend a week in T w o ’s company and three’ s a crowd, as 2 FREE MOVIE TICKETS both the district and the town would benefit by worked well for Weicker in his campaigns priority is scheduling fund-raisers around reform school. Cleaning and Tailoring Sale 55 ^ the old saying goes, and the “ tw o’s” o f — m cooperating in the venture, notwithstanding the until Joe Lieberman’ s bomb thrower. the state. Alexander’s ordeal reflects the typical to a local theatre. Connecticut politics — the Democrats Dry Cleaning with European Hand-Finished Service Done On Premises fact that it will cause a delky. Carter Eskew, earned his keep as a con­ tactics o f a desperate Castro trying to O a and Republicans — are suddenly realiz­ Current customers can sultant by creating some “ oh yeah?” PDlitical notes hang on to repressive communist ideals 1-3— " A majority o f district directors at first favored ing that it has special application here this ^ DO doubts in 1988 — the year Lieberman •The Connecticut Federation of while the world changes around him. add Showtime or year. H - < independent action. Before the meeting ended, ousted Weicker from the U.S. Senate. Republican Women didn’ t scrub its April In 1988, Castro began letting political Lowell Weicker has made it that way The Movie Channel they were persuaded to alter their view. In the main, however, voters view 29 salute to Billy Boatwright of dissidents leave Cuba as part o f an at­ m . with his independent candidacy for gover­ Weicker as his own man and not beholden Stonington after she resigned as GOP na­ tempt to improve his human rights record. at no charge!* o 5 When another matter concerning the relation­ nor. H e is bad news for the established to a party. He may have been the despmr tional committeewoman to work for But Cuban authorities still make life religions of politics. So they have a com­ What more could you want for ship between the town and district came up for o f his G O P establishment — even the Weicker. She asked that it be cancelled, miserable for their leading opponents. mon purpose in trying to discredit him, 24 hour entertainment? discussion, some harsh words were exchanged bet­ White House — but voters reacted at under the circumstances. Jo JcKenzie o f And when the authorities can’ t get to each hoping meanwhile that he will inflict ween District President Thomas E. Landers and election time with an “ atta boy” response. Madison is a likely successor when the those foes, they go after the children. This reel deal the most damage on the other. Last year, w e reported on the detention 1“ 3 3 So in a year when the public seems to be GOP meets on Tbesday. Director Gordon Lassow., with each accusing the Already a tactic is emerging. more turned o ff than ever with politics, •Waterbury Democrats, usually split, o f a young man whose father and uncle ends March 31st o o other o f having antagonized town officials in Democratic and Republican leaders, in that could be important for Weicker, the showed they can agree on something were leading dissidents. Sebastian Arcos O "Tl company with some of the media’s don’t wait. negotiations over how some streets will be resur­ born-again independent. when they elected teacher Bobby Brown Cazabon has been granted refugee status r n thumb-suekers, are asking the obvious For ordering or faced after a district sewer installation. If he is elected in November, Weicker’s town chairman last week, 34-8, over Rena by the U.S. government, and more than question: How could this guy govern, as ace in a distant relationship with the Hayse. Bad feelings linger, however, over once he has been ready to board a flight further information, It will probably never be possible to know who an independent? Legislature would be his identify with the Gov. O’Neill’s stalled nomination of to Miami to join his mother, but each Weicker would have few, if any, allies call Cox Cable now! said what to whom in those negotiation sessions or voters who put him there. Frank Santaguida as a workers’ compen­ time he has been refused permission to O O in the Legislature. H e’d have a tough time Weicker’ s choice o f a running mate, a sation commissioner. Rep. Tom Conway leave. outside o f them, or what role, if any, district getting legislation with his stamp on it 6 4 6 -6 4 0 0 m z step required by law, may be four or five suggests Bemie Yanavich, an attorney, in­ Arcos is the first Cuban granted U.S. politics played. through the assembly. H e’d have little o > weeks down the road. He and his advisers refugee slatas who has been refused per­ Newington (278-2126) The confiision over the land sale question could chance o f making a veto stick. The tradi­ stead. TAILORING SPECIALS > 1“ are rethinking an earlier leaning toward •Tw o former G O P state chairmen, mission to leave. His father, Sebastian DRY CLEANING SPECIALS tional meetings between a governor and CD have been avoided by more complete communica­ stopping there. Now, 1 am told, he may D ’ Amore and Brian Gaffney o f New Arcos, and his uncle, Gustavo Arcos, arc 2 piece suit reg. 8.50 legislative leaders o f his or her party 20% off all alterations Cox Coble tion among the district directors. fill out at least part o f a slate after all. Britain, have had a peace-making lunch leading human rights activists in Cuba Sweaters re g . 3 .5 0 couldn’t happen because Weicker would Greotef Hartford. Inc. > His insiders are Tom D ’ Amore o f New and arch-enemies o f Castro. Finest Tailoring and eax Whatever lies behind the Landers-Lassow dis­ over Weicker’s candidacy. D ’Amore sup­ Dresses re g . 8 .5 0 not be one o f the majority in either cham­ > - • pute, it was counterproductive because both town Hartford, the former G O P state chairman; ported it; Gaffney was opposed. Castro’ s unwillingness to let young Skirts (pleats extra) re g . 3 .8 5 Pressing of All Garments ber. Don’t stay home without us! “D Peter Gold o f Avon, former party political •Rep. Mac Schmidlc of Newtown, a people leave Cuba to join their families public works o fficio s and the district directors Fine. But raising a question o f whether Ties re g . 3 .5 0 director; John Millington o f Washington, veteran town clerk there, is expected to has prompted an angry response on EXTRA SPECIAL * Free installation at cable store only have agreed on a compromise solution anyway. Weicker could govern or get along with Regular Shirts re g . 1.25 Ct.; John Doyle o f Southington, who was declare her candidacy for the GOP Capitol Hill. Sens. Robert Dole, R-Kan., Not applicable with other offers. Offer good the clearly-identified partisans o f the reg . 1.75 Make Large Lapels Smaller $25 Despite the historic agreement, there w ill ob­ on former Gov. Thomas Meskill’s staff; nomination as secretary of the state Nancy Kassebaum, R-Kan., and Edward Large Skirts for standard irrstallation in cabled areas. Legislature is playing ri^ t into Weickcr’s Other restrictions may apply. viously be some causes for tensions. But for the and Dick Benson o f Berlin, a Vietnam March 29. Kennedy, D-Mass., wrote Castro to demonstrated strength. This independent Open Mon-FH 6:30am-6:30pm Thun 6:30am-7:00pm Sat 8:00am-4:00pm Please alow 6-fl wks for delivery of tickets. veteran who was a Wicker’s staffer for demand that Alexander and the families sake o f all town residents, including those who thing is hardly an overnight discovery. It 180-182 Spruce Street, Manchester twelve years. Benson will run the cam­ Bob Conrad is a syndicated colum­ o f the men who defected with his father live in the districL everyone in a leadership posi­ was the centerpiece o f his career as a 643-7757 ______paign office in Farmington. nist be allowed to join their loved ones. tion should try to keep them to a minimum. maverick Republican and his hook with Interdiction I The United States spends billions o f dollars each year on drug interdiction. DON'T MONKEY Clearly, intercepting deadly drugs before Did your oil company let you run gut Open Forum they hit the streets is important, but it would be more effective to intercept the chemicals that arc used in drug manufac­ AROUND... or get dangerously low? turing. will large numbers o f students be turned M y first term on the Board o f Education children is a good education. Education has Taken for granted away next fall, but present courses and ser­ also mast consider the renovation of two to be made an exciting and rewarding ex­ Most o f them arc purchased on the vices will be cut back. I urge you to write or schools, which have to be brought up to perience for all students, not only the natural open market. Ethyl ether is used to Try Our Pay-By-Mail process cocaine, it is legally produced by To the Editor: call your legislators today and let them know code. This is a must, it has to be done. Tax­ achievers. U.S. companies and exported to several Have you ever n o tic ^ how w e tend to that we do not take ourand academic support, children in town were educated, no matter that require reading, such as social studies Necessary evils tion, you will be billed. contended with your job all day and are but assistance for the learning disabled, con­ what the cost. It was stated that the superin­ and science? These students arc being denied A slew o f federal programs face the looking forward to having dinner, reading lower prices versational workshops for the ESL (English tendent presented the board a budget that a sound education. They should not be ig­ budget ax on Capitol Hill, but at least one the paper and relaxing, you deserve it, as we I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription. Please begin my pay-by- as a Second Language) student, and alternate represented a 18.6% increase in spending for nored. The high hopes for these students is program will get more in this era o f less. did before you. mail subscription on modes o f instruction when needed. For the the 1990-1991 school year and we should that tJtey w ill at least get to the 6th grade The House Ethics Committee is asking But take a half hour o f your time. Try to ■CASH DISCOUNT PLAN person who is juggling a full-time job and have supported it reader by the time they get through the 8th for $1.5 million in operating expenses for Enclosed please find payment for ‘see through’ the complaining and realize family responsibilities in addition to college, S p e a i^ g only for myself, not for any grade and that upon completing the 8th grade 1990 - four times the amount o f last year. •SENIOR CITIZEN PLAN your parents wish just to receive a smile, not Carrier Delivery: we offer workshops in time management, other board member, I ran for the Board o f they will go on to either a tech school or a The costs arc swelling because o f a rtew sympiathy, just wish to know really know ■BUDGET PLAN study skills, test-taking techniques and writ­ Education because I felt I could make a posi­ V oA g school. O ffice o f Advice and Education, which □ 3 months *23.10 □ 6 months *46 20 □ 1 year *92.40 you understand. Don’ t be impatient. ing skills. We give the strong student enrich­ tive contribution. 1 wanted quality education The state also recommends that special interprets House rules for members o f Senior Citizens: SERVICE CONTRACTS Frances S. ITenning □ 6 months *43 12 □ 1 year *86 24 ment. In short, we x iy to provide whatever an for all school students. education children be placed in the least Congress. □ 3 months *21 56 21 Ashworth SL •GUARANTEED NEXT WORKING DAY individual needs to gain self-confidence and The per capita income in Connecticut is restrictive environment. That’s why I en­ The ethics panel issued more than 1(X) John Fogarty 9 Manchester academic success. the highest in the nation. The reason it is, is dorse mainstreaming. Mr. Hoyt seems to advisory opinions in December alone, up Optional carrier lip may be included with your payment / Tip Amount. President/Owner DELIVERY As an English instructor and faculty mem­ because the south western part o f the state is think this would hinder the teachers and the to 50 c^ ls a day come into the office, in Motor Route Delivery: Coventry, Andover, Bolton -$27.30, 3 months ber o f the Learning Center, 1 sec every day, affluent enough to bring the rest o f the studenu would be disruptive. The teachers Keep program addition to 10 or 20 letters. the variety o f ages, abilities, cultural back­ sute’s income up. have a duty to die schools to teach any stu­ Coventry, however, is not an affluent dent that are placed iq their classes. To the Editor: grounds, life experiences and learning styles Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta N a m e community. There are many elderly families I did say that the trip to Russia was dis­ The special focus program proposed for our students bring to the classroom. In fact, are syndicated columnists. OLD FASHIONED PERSONALIZED SERVICE this variety is precisely what enriches our that have lived here all their lives, and would criminatory, only due to the fact that it was Nathan Hale School should not be cut from college environment. On the other hand, like to be able to afford to live here for the only offered to the Challenge and Enrich­ the Board o f Education budget. A ddress Apt. what we offer our students is a variety o f years they have le ft L et’s not forget, their ment class. 1 staled it was an opportunity o f a This program w ill fulfill the needs o f a lifetime for 7th and 8th graders to be able to select group o f children in the Manchester AUTOMATIC OR CALL when you want a delivery courses at convenient times, academic, social taxes have helped pay for services for many Zip P hone school system. Not only will these children Ciy and psychological support and a caring and years. 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The Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. community college fulfills a unique role. 1 worry about taxes going so high that they Enrichment class was “ behavior,” 1 asked if denu o f today, it affects the citizens o f hear over and over again, from alumni who would not be able to make ends meet. an average student had a teacher vouch for tomorrow. The Manchester Herald 645-8393 872-2140 say we have made the difference in tlieir Therefore I do have a great concern for them would they be considered? The answer Elin Lawrence Optmjw Pape Edi’ pf Ron RoMard lives. these people as well, they are taxpayers and I received was an emphatic “ no.” 139 Wydening Hill Road AssocaW Edtor ^ OtxwxW Girali P.O. Box 591- Manchester, CT 06040 •NOW DELIVERING DIESEL* If the proposed budget is passed, not only they also elected me. 1 firmly believe the best gift we can give Manchester fflanrlirslrr• Hrrah'i Section 2, Page 11 SPORTS • Wednesday, March 21,1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, March 21,1990—13 12—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, March 21, 1990 Baseball slate Triple damages Becker says mini-slump expected to be for collusion happening at right time was really mad because 1 didn’t By Steven Wine Another upset winner was Javier Sanchez of Spain, who beat No. 4 make it,” the droll Reurian said The Associated Press Brad Gilbert 6-3, 6-7 (14-12), 7-6 Tuesday. “So 1 made it for tonight. in agreement (7-4). Gilbert delayed his defeat by Unf(Mtunaiely I won, and now I full games KEY BISCAYNE, Ra. — Boris 162 have to cancel it again.” surviving five match points, four in Becker says it’s a good time for him Reurian said he was being realis­ 17, the issue will be submitted to ar­ to be in a slump. the second set CBS Sports, said. “We have not es­ By Ronald Blum Ti^ranked advanced tic, not pessimistic, in booking a By Ben Walker bitrator George Nicolau. The second-ranked West German tablished a position, we’re examin­ The Associated Press to the fourth round by beating Mar- flight before the match. The Associated Press The commissioner’s office will was eliminated by Jean Reurian 7-6 ing it. celo Rlippini 6-0, 6-2. No. 5 seed “When you play Boris, you’d bel­ announce by June 18 a timetable for (7-3), 6-1 in Tuesday’s third round “We’re in a business partnership NEW YORK — If baseball clubs swept Jan Gunnarsson ter get ready to go back home.” NEW YORK — Today, a place with baseball, we have a collective adding two NL teams. After the new of the Inlcmalional Players Cham­ might be found for some missing arc found guilty of collusion again, 6-1,6-3. The players waited out the rain interest here,” Handelman said. “I clubs draft six players each, all the pionships. for six hours Monday before the baseball games. triple damages will be assessed current teams may increase their Women’s seeds advancing to the can appreciate from a fan’s against the clubs specifically at “I am the kind of player who al­ quarterfinals included No. 1 match was postponed, and Becker A decision is likely on the regular standpoint that what happens in Oc­ protected lists to 18. After each season, and it is expected the fault. ways has a couple of lows during Gabriela Sabatini, No. 3 Monica said he had Uouble regaining his tober is not an immediate concern. N,. round, teams may protect three addi­ concentration. schedule will be restored to 162 That was one of the items con­ tional players. the year,” Becker said. “If they are Seles and No. 4 Manuela Maleeva. But there are numerous things that tained in a 104-page agreement Sabatini, who has yet to lose a set games. Because opening day was The old agreement did not specify now, I am glad, because it means are afTcctcd within CBS.” signed at 5:54 a.m. Monday that “My mind wasn’t on the court,” delayed a week by the lockout, how many trainers each team was they are not going to be during in nine matches this month, beat Meanwhile, the exhibition ended the spring training lockout Susan Sloane 6-2, 6-2; Seles swept Becker said. “I don’t know where it teams were assured of just 158. required to have. The new contract Wimbledon or the .” schedule has been revised. The and cleared the way for the 1990 Reurian, a Frenchman who is No. 13 Rosalyn Fairbank 6-3, 6-4, was. I’ll have to find it.” “The issue is not totally spring season had been set the go says there must be two, and that resolved,” Commissioner Fay Vin­ season to begin. ranked 46th, said Becker appeared and Maleeva eliminated No. 10 Raf- Reurian, 24, who has beaten only both must travel with the clubs un­ two other players ranked in the top The Associated Press cent smd Hiesday. “They’re still through April 1 — the day before The agreement also specifics that to be “sleepy.” faella Reggi 6-1,3-6,6-2. less one is needed to stay home to 20, called it the biggest victory of working on it." the original Opening Day — but the projected expansion of the Na­ “From the beginning 1 fell he Reurian had trailed Becker 3-1 in treat disabled players. his career. He is the lowest-ranked Baseball would prefer to add was changed when openers were tion^ League will follow the same wasn’t playing good,” Reurian said. the first set on Monday when play UPSET __Jean Fleurian, left, of France is congratulated at the net by after delayed until April 9. player to beat Becker since then-No. games at the end of the season. rules as .American League expan­ The agreement lowers the World “1 had a chance. I knew today was was suspended because of rain. the latter was upset by Fleurian 7-6, 6-1, Tuesday afternoon at the Lipton International Spring training began Tuesday 67 , another Other choices include playing sion. with each team able to protect Series loser’s share of the the day to do it, because I knew that “I was supposed to take my plane and exhibition games start March Frenchman, in May 1988. Players Championships in Key Biscayne, Fla. doubleheaders or filling open dates. 15 players in the first round of an postseason pool from 27 percent to tomorrow he’d be good again.” flight home Monday night, and I 26. All teams will play at least 13 “I guess that would be ideal,” expansion draft. 24 percent and reduces the shares times and the Chicago Cubs will .ALSO included were provisions to Vincent said of extending the for playoff losers from 25 percent to play the most, 16. Some split-squad season. “It would be so much easier lower the loser's shares in the 24 percent. and “B” games are being added playoffs and World Scries, and to re­ • • Lobos’ streak in NIT alive to transpose the week. It would be The shares for the second-place In Brief. crisp and clean.” daily. quire that each team have two fulltime trainers. teams in each division rise from 9*/2 If games were added in October, But Memphis, Des Moines and percent to 12 percent and the shares it would push back the playoffs and some other cities that were to play And in a sport that’s filled with arbitration, negotiators found a new for the third-place teams increase Pony League sign-ups set as another one closes but World Scries. CBS holds the rights host to big-league exhibition games issue to arbitrate: whether rooms at from 2>/2 percent to 4 percent. for the postseason and must give its lost them. Teams that had been The Assooaie<3 Press The Manchester Rec Department will hold fV>ny the Pittsburgh Pirates’ training camp If five or more clubs arc found sion,” Bliss said. “Even if he makes them, we still have a approv^ before that change can be scheduled to play on the road on League baseball registration for ages 13-15 (age is deter­ By The Associated Press made. their way to opening day now will FOOT PATROL — Boston Red Sox outfielder Ellis Burks are first class. guilty of collusion, the entire agree­ mined as of Aug. 1, 1990) from April 2-13 at the chance to lie it or win.” The union claims rooms at the Hawaii 84, Long Beach St. 79: Terry Houston scored “Baseball initiated discussions stay longer in Rorida and Arizona. playfully taps the shoes of some young fans sitting on the ment may be reopened by the union Mahoney Rec Center from 6 to 8 p.m. Darwyn Alexander’s streak is over. As a result. New with us yesterday on giving con­ Las Vegas, Jacksonville, Fla., Ok­ Pirates’ facility in Bradenton, Fla., within 60 days. In another change, A $5 registration fee and $4 Rec membership card is 27 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for Hawaii, which d'jgout roof during practice Tuesday in Winter Haven, Fla. are not “the equivalent of a first- Mexico’s is still alive. was able to control the tempo in the second half against sideration to moving the postseason lahoma City, Columbus and Green­ only those clubs found guilty would required at time of registration. Alexander was fouled with 23 seconds left in a Spring training got under way following the settlement early class hotel accomodation.” If the the run-and-press 49crs, who led 48-43 at halftime. back,” Jeremy Handelman, vice ville, S.C., also were among cities pay instead of all clubs paying equal Tryouts will be held in May with league play in June second-round National Invitation Tournament dogfight president of program planning at that lost exhibitions. Monday morning. parties cannot resolve this by April slwcs of the damages. and July. After Troy Anthony Joseph hit two free throws to give with New Mexico. With the score tied 88-88, it looked Long Beach a 72-71 lead with 2:41 left, Hawaii’s Chris Mattingly wants quiet year like money in the bank when the Cowboys’ 83 percent Gaines converted a three-point play with 2:12 remaining foul shooter stepped to the line having made 24 in a row. FORT LAUDERDALE, Ra.(AP) — New York to give the Rainbows the lead for good al 74-72. “If I had to pick one player to shoot a free throw with DePaul 61, Cincinnati 59: Stephen Howard’s bank Yankees first baseman Don Mattingly, a potential free the game on the line, it would be Darwyn Alexander,” David Robinson puts on a personal show in Seattle agent after the upcoming season, said T U e^y he won’t shot with two seconds left won the game for DePaul. Oklahoma State coach Leonard Hamilton said. David Booth led the Blue Demons with 18 points, Kevin negotiate a new contract during the regular season. Not this time. Alexander missed the front end of the score a career-high 24 points for 20 points. “It’s either going to be done before or after,” said Mat­ Holland added 15 and Howard had 13. Andre Tate paced By Bill Barnard Chicago. King also had three block­ Magic 121, Knicks 118: Scott 1-and-l and New Mexico’s 7-fool-2 Luc Longlcy came Cincinnati with 17, Levertis Robinson had 16 and Louis tingly, who arrived after his club’s first official workout. down with the rebound. The Lobos worked the clock The Associated Press NBA Roundup ed shots and three steals. Skiles set or matched career highs in Banks 15. “I won’t mess with it during the year. 1 don’t want to down to five seconds and Rob Robbins put up an off- Michael Jordan, the NBA’s lead­ three categories, Nick Anderson worry about it, and I won’t worry about it.” The game was played in DePaul’s on-campus Alumni While Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was “We played great,” Brown ing scorer, had 21 points, only the balance 17-fooier that was short, his only miss of the scored a career high with 29 points Mattingly, in the final year of three-year, $6.7 million Hall, where the Blue Demons won 42 consecutive games The Associated Press having his number retired in Los said.“That was as good a road per­ eighth time in 63 games tliat he and Michael Ansley had all 16 of his night. before moving to the suburban Rosemont Horizon in contract, said he’s seeking a five-year deal. Longley also grabbed that rebound — his I2ih of the Angeles, David Robinson was put­ formance as we have had all season. failed to lead the Bulls in scoring. points in the fourth quarter as Orlan­ 1980. BLOCKED — DePaul’s Stephen Howard “I want to make it clear that I want to play here,” he game but first al the offensive end — and finger-rolled it ting on a Hall of Fame performance We played well against Phoenix, but With leading scorer Jeff Malone do broke a nine-game losing streak. said. “1 don’t want to put any pressure on the Yankees. St. Louts 58, WLs.-Green Bay 54: Anthony Bonner (21) goes up with his shot as Cincinnati’s in Seattle. even better tonight.” ailing with a hamstring injury, Skiles had career highs with 23 home for just his second basket of the game. The 90-88 had 18 points and 17 rebounds and the Billikens rallied As far as I’m concerned. I’m still under contract for victory sends New Mexico to the NIT quarterfinals for Levertis Robinson goes for the block in Robinson scored 39 points, 20 in Willie Anderson had 18 points Ledell Eackles had 31 points and points and 12 rebounds and tied a from an eight-point deficit in the second half. Don another year, and the Yankees don’t owe me a thing.” the third year in a row. The Lobos are appearing in a the fourth quarter, and had 10 and Scan Elliott 17 as the Spurs won Bernard King 21 points for the Bul­ career high with 17 assists as the Oberbrunner had 19 points for Wisconsin-Green Bay their NIT clash Tuesday night. DePaul record seventh straight NIT. rebounds and seven blocked shots as their third straight game. Shawn lets, who lost their fourth straight Magic snapped an 11-game road George foregoes senior year (24-8). In other second-round games Tuesday night, it was won, 61-59. the San Antonio Spurs routed the Kemp had 20 and Scdalc Thrcatt 19 game. losing streak. CHAMPAIGN, m. (AP) — Illinois quarterback Jeff SupcrSonics 128-106 Tuesday night. for StatUc. PLstoas 117, Bucks 96: James Hawaii 84, Long Beach Stale 79; DePaul 61, Cincinnati Pacers 112, Heat 98: Detlef George is giving up two dreams to pursue a third. 59 and St. Louis 58, Wisconsin-Green Bay 54. It was the second victory in two The Sonics cut a 91-76 deficit Edwards scored 21 points and Schrempf scored 20 of his career- George announced on TUesday that he wouldn’t be The third round finds Penn Slate al Rutgers and New nights for the Spurs, and Robinson after three quarters to 94-83 early in Detroit took command early to ex­ high 29 points in the first half as In­ back for his final season at Illinois, ending dreams of Orleans at Vanderbilt tonight with DePaul at St. Louis scored 73 points in the wins over the fourth before the 7-foot-1 Robin­ tend its second-longest winning diana took a huge lead early and playing in the Rose Bowl and winning the Heisman and Hawaii at New Mexico on Thursday night. Pitchers Phoenix and Seattle. Against the son took over. streak ever to 12 games, two short From Page 11 snapped a five-game losing streak. Trophy. Instead, he’ll make himself available for the New Mexico got a career-high 24 points from Kurt Sonics, he made 13 of 17 shots and He scored 10 of the Spurs’ next of the mark .set in March 1980. Sparked by a 3-point basket and NFL draft next month. Miller and 23 from Robbins, who made nine of 10 shots, all 13 free throws. 11 points as San Antonio opened a Isiah Thomas had 19 points for two free throws by Chuck Person, “It’s always been my dream to play in the NFL,” including five of six 3-pointers. or not” Cleveland manager John ing three innings instead of five. get it together.” “The people of Phoenix and Seat­ 105-92 cushion with 5:24 left. the Pistons, who have the NBA’s who scored 25 points, the fttcers George said. New Mexico coach Dave Bliss said he had no qualms McNamara said. “It’s going to take The layoff didn’t hurt players on The opening of training camps tle got a real treat,” San Antonio The Spurs shot 61 percent for the best record (51-15) and have won 25 ended the first quarter with a 15-3 “I’d like to play right away,” George said during a about ordering his team to foul in a lie situation. the Atlanta Braves, according to did not exactly signal a rush back to coach Larry Brown said. “Playing game and outrebounded Seattle of their last 26 games, including six spurt that put them up 32-19. news conference at Memorial Stadium, where he played a lot of work with a lot of long “We just wanted to make sure we had another posses- manager Russ Nixon. work by the players, though. Scat­ against good athletic teams like 45-32. straight on the road. for two years. “I’m going there to play, not sit on the days.” W arriors 105, Timberwolves The owners and players agreed to "Everybody looks in good shape,” tered returns were reported by these brings out the best in him.” Lakers 109, Hornets 97: Byron Vinnic Johnson had 18 points for bench. I think I’m ready.” 101: Rod Higgins, subbing for a new contract in the wee hours he said. “It makes ne .‘'eel good. several teams, with many players Robinson used his quickness to Scott scored 21 points for Los An­ Detroit, which has a 32-5 record in George joins quarterbacks Andre Ware of Houston, ailing Chris Mullin, scored a Monday after months of haggling. They’re ready to play. They’ve been still out. offset the physical defense the geles, which clinched a playoff games in which the opposition is Major Harris of West Virginia and Scott Mitchell of Utah UNC’s Madden out season-high 26 points as Golden The result pushed back opening day working at heme, iheic’s no doubt Sonics used against him. berth and celebrated the retirement held under 100 points. Ricky Pierce in g la rin g early for the NFL draft. DALLAS (AP) — The Sweet 16 has turned sour for State handed Minnesota its 2(Xh a week, with rosters expanded to 27 about it. With such a short lime to get his “Seattle tried to bump me, but 1 of Abdul-Jabbar’s uniform number. scored 21 points for Milwaukee, George, 22, completed 474 of 789 passes for 5,189 North Carolina. consecutive road loss. players for the first three weeks to “This is the way it should have team’s already suspect pitching u.scd my intelligence and quickness Despite the absensc of All-Star which had won three straight games. yards and 31 touchdowns, with 22 interceptions. The yar­ The Tar Heels’ Kevin Madden, who hit all 10 of his Higgins, starting because Mullin account for the lack of training for been all along. i:’s not like coming ready. New York Yankees manager to get better position,” Robinson forward James Worthy because of Trail Blazers 120, Rockets 110: has a viral syndrome affecting his dage total is third-best in school history. field goal attempts in the first two games of the NCAA back spa.s’ms, the Lakers extended Clyde Drexler scored eight of his pitchers. Scoring rules also were al­ in Feb. 15. The guys arc in gtxxl Bucky Dc.il was concerned that only said. lungs, made seven of 12 shots, in­ Illinois was 10-2 last season, including a 31-21 victory tournament injured a knee in practice and is out for the “We threw everything we could at their record against the second-year season-high 41 points in the final tered for that period so that starting shape, although 1 figured most one projected starter, Greg Cadarct, cluding all three from 3-point range. over Virginia in the Citrus Bowl. rest of the tournament. Hornets to 6-0 and clinched a three minutes, leading Portland to a pitchers can earn a victory by pitch­ would be. They had a lot of time to had arrived. him, and nothing happened,” Seattle Mitch Richmond had 24 points for North Carolina (21-12), making its lOlh straight ap­ coach Bcmie Bickerstaff said. playoff berth for the 14th year in a club-record 10th suaight victory. the Warriors. Valvano’s fate in day or two pearance in the round of 16, faces Arkansas (28-4) in Tlie San Antonio rookie said he row. The Lakers had actually gotten Drexler also had 16 rebounds as RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A decision on the fate of Thursday’s Midwest Regional semifinal opener at was inspired by San Antonio’s in earlier in the evening when the Trail Blazers won their sixth Nuggets 119, Clippers 112: Alex North Carolina Slate basketball coach Jim Valvano might Reunion Arena. (23-8) meets Xavier of Ohio 109-98 loss to Seattle on Jan. 27. Portland beat Houston. straight road game to set another English scored 28 points and had be announced in the next day or two, according to a (28-4) in the second game. Robinson had 23 points in that Armon Gilliam led Charlotte, a club record. two key assists in the final quarter. Madden, a 6-foot-6 senior, lore the anterior cruciau: in The Associaied Press published report. AMERICA’S NUMBER. 1! game. loser in 26 of its last 29 games, with ClifT Robinson had 15 points and Walter Davis and Michael Adams The News and Observer of Raleigh rejxMted Wednes­ his right knee while driving past another player during a “1 didn’t want to play like that 25 points. Terry ftirter 13 for Portland. Otis had 24 points each and Joe Barry DRAWS THE FOUL — Seattle's Xavier McDaniel (34) is day that a member of the N.C. Slate b ^ d of trustees 1-on-l drill. Automobile Fluid Maintenance Service BulLs 122, Bullets 97: Scottic Carroll had 16 points, five blocked again,” Robinson said. Thorpe led Houston with 27 points fouled by San Antonio’s Shawn Elliot as he goes up for a said the school’s lawyer, Howard Manning, would have Madden, averaging 10.1 points and 4.7 rebounds, Pippen scored 10 of his 24 (X)ints shots and 10 rebounds for Denver. Brown said the Spurs’ perfor­ and 10 rebounds, followed by an announcement about Valvano “in a day or two.” scored 12 points against Southwest Missouri and 14 during a third-quarter barrage and Danny Manning led Los Angeles shot during their game Tuesday night in Seattle. The Spurs mance against Seattle was one of Akecm Olajuwon with 21 points and The trustees met in private for more than two hours against top-ranked Oklahoma. with 25 points. won, 128-106. their best of the season. Stacey King came off the bench to 20 rebounds and Sleepy Royd with Tuesday to discuss the men’s basketball program, but North Carolina coach Dean Smith said the loss of emerged with no comment on Valvano’s fate. After the Madden will change the Tar Heels’ approach. meeting, one board member, who was not identified, told “Of course, we’re extremely disappointed that Kevin The News and Observer that an announcement was not will be out,” Smith said. “We’ve been using Kevin as a Liut registers 24th career shutout versus the Islanders far away. big guard-small forward. That means Rick Fox ... will be Asked if the 13-member board had decided ’Riesday to at small forward, and then (Henrik) Rodl will give Fox at 8:07 of the second period, with New York’s Mick 42 seconds apart late in the second period to give the Red suggest that interim chartcellor Larry Monlcith cither fire some rest. Get a full service Jiffy Lube in March and get Free Refills of By Ken Rappoport Vukola off for tripping, snapped an O-for-23 slump for Wings a 4-3 lead, Adams awakened the Canucks’ of­ or retain Valvano, the board member said: “I know, but I “Then Rodl, Hubert Davis and Jeff Denny will see any fluid we service for the next three months or 3.000 miles! The Associated Press NHL Roundup the Washington power play. fense. He took a press from Igor Larionov at the Detroit can’t tell you." more action in Kevin’s spot. It changes the look of our The result clinched a playoff berth for the New York blue line, skated between two defensemen and beat Nobody else was talking, cither. team a great deal." Just bring in your March receipt The New York Islanders are having their problems Detroit goaltender Tim Cheveldae with a backhanded Madden will accompany the team to Dallas, Smith FREE REFILLS INCLUDE: The Capitals, meanwhile, moved into third place by a Rangers, who are first in the Patrick. come in as often as you like' If these days. Against Mike Liut, they were a big, fat z^ro. Flyers 3, Devils 2: Murray Craven and Mike Bullard shot from close range for his 29th goal. Jabbar’s number is retired said. Oil ;Pennzoil) Power steering lluid “Half of our team was going and half of our team point over the Penguins in the tightest division race in the your car is low on any fluid, we'll Windshield washer fluid Brake fluid scored second-period power-play goals and Ken Wregget North Stars 5, Kings 2: Mirmesota goalie Jon Casey INGLEWeXJD, Calif. (AP) — Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, “1 think we’re all just under a shock right now. wasn’t in it,” Islanders coach Al Arbour said after a 3-0 NHL. Only five points separate second place from fifth. Kevin’s handled it well. ... He wants to be with us," the Transmission fluid Battery fluid The last-place Philadelphia Ryers moved within one stopped 27 shots as the Ryers kept alive their playoff tied the team record for victories in a season and light- who holds a host of NBA records, surely must be ap­ check It and top it off . FR E E ! loss at Washington Tuesday night. “On our team, we hopes with their third victory in four games. proaching some sort of record for ceremonies. coach said. Differential fluid '4Wl' ■ -.icifdi have to have everybody going and we didn’t. It’s puz­ point of the Islanders and three behind Rttsburgh with a scoring Gaelan Duchesne scored two goals as the North 1 Canucks 4, Red Wings 4: Greg Adams scored his Stars moved into sole possession of fourth place in the Abdul-Jabbar, who retired last year, was honored zling in the circumstances of a game like this.” 3-2 victory over second-place New Jersey. second goal of the game with 6:58 remaining in the third Norris Division. Tuesday night by the Lakers, who retired his No. 33. While Liut was getting his 24th career shutout, most Liut, who was traded to Washington from Hartford on period to give Vancouver a tie with Detroit. Casey made just 19 saves to improve his record to He recently was in a similar ceremony at UCTLA, among active NHL goaltcndcrs, the Islanders continued March 5, stopjxd 24 shots as he gained his first shutout for the (Tapitals. Liut only has five career victories over The Red Wings fell one point behind Minnesota for 27-22-4, tying the victory mark set by Gilles Meloche in where his 33 and Bill Walton’s 32 were retired. Bird to spin their way out of the playoffs. the Norris Division’s final playoff spot. Vancouver has 1979-80. Last season, Abdul-Jabbar was honored in each NBA Ihe loss left the Islanders with a 1-12-4 record in the the Islanders (5-14-2). already been eliminated in the Smythc. Brian Bellows also scored twice for the North Stars, city on his “farewell lour." last 17 games and two points away from Pittsburgh for John Druce, Dale Hunter and Scott Stevens scored for From Page 11 After Daniel Shank and Marc Habscheid scored goals extending his point scoring streak to 10 games. A sellout crowd of 17,505 gave Abdul-Jabbar a 21/2- the fourth and final playoff spot in the f^trick Division. the Capitals, 5-2-1 in the last eight games. Stevens’ goal FREE REFILLS! minuic ovation before a plaque with a likeness of his uniform was unveiled on the arena’s north wall. Rxd said of the 3-poini shot. In his previous nine For three months or 3,000 miles “We have all grown together over the years,” he told seasons, McHalc made one of 20 3-pointers. This season ..whichever comes first) NCAA coordinator says officiating complaints unwarranted the crowd. “And through all the joys we shar^ and the he’s made 20 of 43 and has hit one in each of his last 1 lough moments, you people have shown me that all the foy,. games. jiffy lube WHEN YOU GET A FULL SERVICE said. “1 understand that. And with Nichols said. “The ref must decide Shortly before Keady shredded "I 'vc come to the conclusion that things------I’ve done were------the'— right *“•—things. ” “I spent a lot of time last summer just shooting and JIFFY LUBE IN MARCH By The Associated Press well,” Nichols said. “I don’t say every play is called right, but if everything on the line, guys will who the legal person was, offense or the officiating in his game, Billy every call makes about 50 pcrcctu of trying to extend my range a little bit,” McHalc said. “I’m U.S. soccer bows in Hungary Yn; ffr fi'fl = ■ be av.n .ibie al ,u -, ■ ' .lifty ; .itic we’re in the 92-94 percent range, complain. That’s nothing new.” defense. Then, did the contact have Singleton was lagged with a techni­ the coaches, players and fans not the type of guy who comes down and just shoots (3- Hank Nichols knows good of­ BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — A tourist guide in poiniers) on the run. If 1 can gel my feel planted and get a . Mu" S ,iiv ,j| i itti’fi ■ Ni ' '-V New we’re doing what we should do. Nichols and rules committee an effect. It’s an instant judgment. cal and an eight-point St. John's happy," said I^ul Rancis, executive ficiating when he sees it. He says director of the International As­ Hungarian hotels warns it is strictly forbidden to bring good look at the basket, it’s a good shot.’ . M.i', "K V ity ,1 .-.i.iiHl rl vst“ ;V "■ M.i- .li ’ . t*tt‘. Good refs are 94-96 percent.” secretary Ed Steitz. conduct man­ “The defensive player can move lead melted to two against Duke, ' rvlti JnI he’s seen a lot of it during tlic horror films into the country. His combination of long jumpers and twisting inside But with 14 of the first 48 games datory prescason seminars for and still be legal. I'hey all know which ultimately won by four sociation of Approved Basketball NCAA touniarncnt. Gene Keady, The U.S. soccer team had better hope the same restric­ moves make him a nightmare for opponents. in tliis year’s tournament decided by coaches and officials. Still, the com­ that, or they should, if he establishes points. Officials. “1 think there’s better Terry Holland and Lou Cartmecca “I just look at who’s guarding me and how they’re Participating locations three points or less, good officiating plaints come, none more so than the position, two feet on the floor and Was it loo quick a TT Caniasccca, unifoimity than there’s ever been.” tion docs not apply to exports, or else the film of its 2-0 miglit disagree. guarding me and what kind of offense we’re in.” McHale isn’t enough to satisfy everyone. charge-block controversy. faces the offensive player one time, Singleton’s coach, iliought so. Fra/ici.s, an official for 25 years, loss Tuesday to Hungary probably would be stopped at Nichols, the NCAA’s coordinator said. Then he decides which shot to Uike. Connecticut: It certainly didn’t help Keady, Virginia’s two-point loss to he’s legal. He can move his feet “I think in a big game, in the heal including 17 at the college level, is the border. of officials, knows well tlie pressure The Americans were overwhelmed by an inex- Slopping that is a huge handful in itself. But with Bird, HARTFORD, U' Wefilo St • WEST HARTFORD. ' > Ni'a Buta ' A v • BRISTOL U.irii H' . - MANCHESTER. St after that. If the offensive player of battle, sometimes you have to now supervisor of Ivy League offi­ - SOUTHINGTON, 4 > i; . ■ -v of tournament officiating. He who lost control Sunday and Syracuse on Sunday was decided in VERNON, 111 r.ikoltviiii! Rd • NEWINGTON. M. St • NEW BRITAIN, .’tif't M i gets by with his head and shoulders, overlook a lot of things,” Camescc- cials. perienced Hungarian squad that could have won by five the Celtics have two players with expanded tusenals who 401 W M.i ■■ SI • ‘H’ Bo'ilon P.' • Rd - i. W M.i - - WATEHBURY. • . • worked 10 Final Fours and six blistered the officials with an the final seconds when Derrick NORWICH, WATERFORD, MERIDEN, ca said. “I think you have to be un­ "You hope the kids will decide the or six goals. keep opponents guessing which weapon they’ll use. HAMDEN, ISO.'Dnwfii Avf - BRANFORD, <. . W M.ia SI - NEW HAVEN. ' .1 ; * NEW HAVEN. ' W" 1 .■» Av NCAA championship games, more obsrenity-laced diatribe after his Coleman blocked Bryant Stith’s the defender has to do that again to derstanding of people in an emotion­ game and not some call an official The World Cup-bound American team, playing in “Kevin usually has a big guy on him so Kevin can take DANBURY. 11.? fHduMi Rd - STRATFORD, 1199 B.i' -'Avi- - BRIDGEPORT, .'144 t M., SI tlian any official. And he feels a lot Purdue team lost a one-point drive to the hoop. be legal. al situation. I’m talking philosophi­ has to make or not make,” he said. Europe for the first time since last summer, discovered g big guy outside,” Kleinc said, “and Larry can take a of the complaints and abuse being do(:isiun to Texas. Was there contact'.^ Was it a foul? “A lot of coaches teach the prat­ Massachusetts: fall. Did the player get hit hard “Sure, you’ll gel bad calls. If a kid how much it must improve before the 24-nation finals in small guy down low. That’s to our advantage, heaped on the officials during this Nichols, who attended the Pur- Holland, the Cavaliers’ coach, cer­ cally.” WEST SPRINGFIELD, u8 Mi>moii,ii Avi- - SPRINGFIELD. 1 Kin B.'Slon Rd - EAST LONGMEADOW. S M... ■;! enough to cause him to fall, or is it TTien arc the complainLs justified? shoots .'2 of 16, he’s had a hell of a luly begin in June. ‘Teams are starting to double-team (Bird) so that CHICOPEE, ZOl ■ Mfinon.il 1)1 - HADLEY.-14 H u - 'f ! SI Rt i - NORTHAMPTON, Nc-:i k 1 -.i H i year's tournament aren’t warranted. due-Texas game, thought Keady was tainly thought so. just a flop? It complicates what is a And is there any way to make game. If a coach goes 20-4, he’s had “Their off-thc-ball running was what gave us the most leaves the weak side open. If we just move the ball “I think most games in the tourna­ a bit off-brese. “There are rules and guidelines to tough assignment to start with.” everyone happy? difficulty,” U.S. coach Bob Gansler said. around, we get open shots.” ment have been officiated pretty “He's an emotional guy," Nichols cover the charge-block call. a hell of a season. 1 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, March 21, 1990—IS

14— MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, March 21, 1990 SCOREBOARD FOCUS nar 86, Karisny 1-3, Bennett 1-8), SL Louis 2-5 3-ftoint goals— Ftortiano 1-8 (Hobinson 1-1, Michigan State-Georgia Tech winner vs. Min- (Newberry 2-2, Luechteleld 0-3). Fouled Kersey 8 1 , Drexler 0-3, Ftorter 83), Houston nesota-Syracuse winnef, 1:40 p.m. out—Hill. Rebounds- Wis.-Green Bay 25 Sylvia Porter Basketball 4-12 (Floyd 2-3, Maxwell 2-5, Olajuwon 0-1, (Vbrxlerplas 7), SL Louis 31 (Bonner 17). As- Dear Abby Hockey Baseball Wbodson 81, Johnson 82). Fouled out—None. MIDWEST REGIONAL si(ts—Wis.-Green Bay 12 (Bennett 8), SL Louis FTebounds— (torlland 68 ([jrexler 16), Flouston Firs* Round 14 (Newberry 5). Totol fouls—Wis.-Green Bay 64 (Olajuwon 20). Assists— Ftorlland 24 (Ftorter At The Frank Erwin Center 17. SLLouis9. A-8,037. PEOPLE 7), Houston 27 (Floyd 9). Total fouls— Ftorlland Austin, Texas Abigail Van Buren Spring training scheduie n b a standings NHL standings 21, Houston 26. Technical— Ftortland illegal Thursday, March 15 New Mexico 90, Ok. St. 88 Changing rules Monday, March 26 EASTERN CONFERENCE defense. A— 16,063. Oklahoma 77, Towson Stats 68 W ALES CONFERENCE O KLAH O M A ST. (88) Singers fight record labels Atlanta vs. Now York Wnkees at Fort Lauder­ Atlantic Division North Carolina 83, Southwest Missouri State Patrick Division Gefney 2-4 0 3 5, Wiliiams 4-8 2-2 12. Davis W L TPts GF GA dale, Fla., 135 p.m. W L Pet. GB Nuggets 19, Clippers 112 70 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Country music stars Arkansas 60, Princeton 64 1-3 0 3 2. Alexander 8 1 3 0-1 19, Sahlstrom 4 3 x-NY Ranflors 34 28 12 80 253 244 New Yxk Mots vs. Houston at Kissimmee, Philadelphia 41 26 .612 — LA CUPPERS (112) Emmylou Harris and Ricky Skaggs say a bill that Dayton 88. Illinois 86 1-1 10, Jeffries 9-9 0 3 10. Rotter 1 3 1-2 4, are confusing New Jersey 32 32 8 72 263 265 Fla., 135 p.m. Now Vbrk 39 26 .600 1 Norman 8 1 5 8 4 21, Smith 7-17 8 7 20, Ben­ At The H oosisr Dome Houston 7-17 2-4 16. Pittman 1-3 0 3 2. Totals would require warning labels on music encouraging Washington 33 36 5 71 270 261 SL Louis vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, Fla.. Boston 38 26 .594 v n jamin 3 3 2-2 8, Garland 8 1 2 0 3 10, Martin 2-9 Mom unwelcome Indianapolis 37-71 6-10 88. Pittsburgh 32 36 6 70 301 336 135 pm. Yteshington 24 42 .364 16VZ 1-2 8 Manning 7-13 11-15 25, (Sarrick 1-5 0 3 sex, suicide or violence would have a chilling effect Friday, March 16 NY Islanders 29 36 10 68 261 271 Philadelphia vs. Detroit at Lakeland, Fla., New Jersey 15 50 .231 ■25 2, Wblf 7-9 8 3 17, FTivers 2-3 0 3 4, Harris 0 3 NEWMEXCO(BO) on songwriters. Employees and employers alike arc being thrown off Philadelphia 29 36 9 67 273 271 130 p.m. Miami 15 52 .224 26 0 3 0. Totals 43-89 26-33 112. Georgetown 70, Texas Southern 52 D.McGea 83 80 7. Longley 3-7 88 11. guard this lax season because laws about reimbursement Adams Division Los Angolas vs. Minnesota at Oriarxlo. Fla., Central DIvialon DENVER (119) Xavier. Ohio 87. Kansas Stole 79 Mc Buitows 0-2 3 3 3. Miller 12-20 0-1 24. R o 8 in son’s house “You might succeed in eliminating some of this x-Boston 43 24 7 93 265 215 135 pm. x-Detroit 51 15 .773 — English 14-25 0 3 28, Schayes 1-2 0 3 2, Texas 100, Georgia 88 bins 8 1 2 0 3 23. Banks 6-10 2-4 14. Walker 8 2 trash out there ... but it also is going to have to in­ < P ' of expenses changed suddenly, retroactively, al the end Montreal vs. Baltimore at Miami, 1 ;35 p.m. x-Bulfak) 40 26 8 88 260 229 Chicago 42 22 .656 8 Carroll 7-15 2-2 16, Lover 816 7-8 17, Adams Ftordue 75, Northeast Louisiana 63 0 3 0. Griogo 3-3 0 3 6. Sierra 1-1 8 0 2. Totals hibit the good stuff,” Ms. Harris, head of the Country of 1989. You may be in for a tax increase you don’t ex­ x-Montraal 39 26 9 87 270 217 Boston vs. Kansas City at Haines City, Fla., Milwaukee 35 30 .538 15V2 8 1 7 4-4 24, Ftasmusson 2-3 0 3 4, Davis 9-18 Second Round 37-63 1817 90. x-Hartford 34 32 7 75 251 252 135 pm. Indiana 32 34 .485 19 6-7 24, Lichti 8 1 0 3 0, Kompton 1-1 0 3 2, At The Frank Erwin Center HNftime—New Mexico 48, Oklahoma SL 48 DEAR ABBY: My husband and I have two married Music Foundation, told the stale Senate Judiciary pect. Cleveland vs. San Francisco at Scottsdale, Quebec 12 54 7 31 223 372 Atlanta 31 34 .477 19'/z Hughes 8 1 0 3 0, Ftenziik 0 3 2-2 2.Totals Austin, Tsxas 3-point goals—Oklahoma SL 8 1 7 (Alexander sons who move frequently in their work. Recently they Committee Tbesday. “I think we’d be paying a really The rules for unreimbursablc expenses have not CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Ariz., 3 3 5 pm. Cleveland 30 34 .469 20 47-99 21-23 119. Saturday, March 17 3-5, Williams 2-4, Potter 1-2, Sahlstrom 1-Z both moved to the same city about 2,000 miles from us. changed. Individuals treat unreimbursablc business ex­ Norris Division Milwaukae vs. Seattio at Tempo, Ariz., 3 3 5 Odartoo 17 49 .258 34 LA Clippers 24 30 35 23— 112 North Carolina 79, Oklahoma 77 Gafney 1-3, Davis 81). Now Mexico 8 1 4 (Ftob- terrible price.” W L TPU GF GA p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE Denver 26 32 26 38-119 Arkansas 86. Dayton 84 bins 86. D.McGoe 1-4, Banks 81. McBurrows As both sons had been asking us to visit them, we Skaggs, president of the Country Music Associa­ penses as miscellaneous itemized deductions. If you as Chicago Cube vs. Oakland at Phoenix, 3:05 81. Whlkor 82). Rebounds—Oklahoma SL 31 x-SL Louis 36 30 9 81 278 249 Midwest Division 3-Ftoint goals— Los Angelos 0-1 (Wtoll 81), At Ths H oosisr Dome thought this would be a good time. an employee do not have business or other itemized 37 31 6 80 292 275 p.m. W L Pet. G B Indianapolis (Jeffries 7), Now Mexico 35 (Longley 12). As­ tion, predicted the labeling would spread to books. x-Chicago Denver 4-9 (Adams 4-9). Fouled out— Hanziik. \ deductions in excess of 2 percent of your income, forget Toronto 36 35 3 75 313 331 Calitornia vs. San Diego at Yuma, Ariz., 3:05 Utah 47 19 .712 — Rebounds— Los Angeies 61 (Manning 9). Den­ Sunday, March 18 sists— Oklahoma SL 22 (Williams 9), New We called our sons before getting our tickets and were “If we allow this to happen in music, we can al­ Minnesota 32 38 4 68 258 269 p.m. San Antonio 44 21 .677 2'/z ver 46 (Lever 11). Assists— Los Angeles 23 Texas 73, Purdue 72 Mexico 25 (D.McGeo 13). Totol fouls—O k­ told they’d be waiting. Five minutes after I called the ready see the door open for books,” he said. “If we \ your reimbursable business expenses — you cannot Detroit 27 34 13 67 271 298 Toronto vs. Cincinnati at Plant City. Fla,, 7:05 Dallas 35 29 .547 11 (Manning 8), Denver 32 (Lever 10). Total Xavier, Ohio 74. Georgetown 71 lahoma SL 13. Newldoxico 11. A— 11,203. yL deduct them. Smyths Division p.m. .545 11 younger son, he called back to say his wife had told him allow this to happen, we don’t rcali?^ what we’re Denver 36 30 fouls— Los Angelos 2 8 Denver 27. A—0,652. Semiflnals The hot potato for 1989, and then 1990, is reimbur­ x-Calgary 39 21 14 92 322 245 Chicago White Sox vs. Texas at Port Char­ Houston 31 35 .470 16 At Reunion Arena that 1 wasn’t welcome in their home! I was shocked. going to stop.” x-Edmonton 35 27 13 83 292 263 lotte, Fla., 7:30 p.m. Minnesota 17 48 .262 291/2 Spurs 128, Sonics 106 Dallas Hawaii 84, LBSU 79 They’ve been married for 15 years and I had been in their The bill’s sponsor. Sen. Leonard Dunavani, said sable expanses, according to the editors of “Bender s x-Winnipeg 35 30 9 79 283 273 Philadelphia vs. Detroit at Lakeland. Fla. Charlotte 11 53 .172 35 Thursday, Match 22 Federal Tax Service.” Generally, before 1989, reimburse­ x-Los Angeles 32 36 6 70 315 314 730 p.m. Radflc Division SAN ANTONIO (128) North Carolina (21-12) vs. Arkansas (284), home many limes. (Once she had insisted that we stay the proposed fluorescent yellow warning labels Cummings 814 2-2 12. Elliotl 814 1-1 17, LONG B EA C H STATE (79) Vancouver 23 40 13 59 231 294 Tuesday, March 27 x-L.A. Lakers 49 16 .754 — 8:10 pm. Harvey 82 80 0, Joseph 2-5 1-2 5, Cutlsr two weeks when we’d planned to stay only one.) ment for cxpcn.scs could be excluded in an employ^ s Robinson 13-17 13-13 39, Anderson 9-11 0 3 would not constitute censorship, and likened them to x-dinched playoff berth Baltimore vs. Atlanta at West Palm Beach. Ftorlland 48 16 .727 1'/2 Xavier. Ohio (28-4) vs. Texas (288), 30 8 2 2-3 2. Harris 6-11 8 7 17. Mitchell 7-14 4-9 18 Strickland 6-10 1-2 13, Brickowski 2-5 2-2 I called and asked her what I had done to her. She said income, the expenses were deductible above the line, Tuesday's Games Fla., 1:05 p.m. Phoenix 44 20 .688 41/2 minutes after first game 18. Edwards 3-9 2-2 0, Masucci 8 1 0 8 0 11, the rating system for films. Kansas City vs. Toronto at Dunedin, Fla., 6. Jones 8 7 0 3 11, Wingate 2-4 2-2 6, Moore 1 without regard for the 2 percent floor or whether the Vteshington 3, New Ibrk Islanders 0 Seattle 33 32 .508 16 Championship Faulkner 2-4 1-2 7. Soars 2-4 8 0 5. Winbush that 12 years ago, when they were visiting us, we had a He agreed, however, to postpone action on the bill 1- 1 8 0 2, ftospalj 8 0 8 0 0, Blab 1-2 0 3 2, Wil­ Vancouver 4, Detroit 4, tie 135 p.m. Golden Stale 30 35 .462 19 A t Reunion Arena 2-2 0 3 4. Williams 1-1 0 3 2. Totals 3034 employee itemized deductions. Houston (ss) vs. Boston (ss) at Winter liams 1-1 0 3 Z Totals 53-06 21-22 120. family picture taken and she hadn’t been asked to be in for a week to await an attorney general’s opinion on Philadelphia 3, New Jersey 2 L.A. Clippers 26 40 .394 231/2 Dallas 1825 79. I^r 1989, reimbursements can still be excluded from Minnesota 5, Los Angelos 2 Havea Fla, 1:05 p.m. Sacramento 20 45 .308 29 SEATTLE (106) SMurday, March 24 it. Abby, 1 always thought a family picture included the its constitutionality. Boston (ss) vs. Philadelphia at Clearwater, McKey 6-12 1-1 14. Thraatl 8 1 3 3-4 19. HAWAII (84) Wednesday's Games x-clinchod playoff berth North Carolina-Arkansas winner vs. Xavier, Houston 11-18 8 6 27, Smalls 8 8 8 5 15. mother, father and the children they had raised. income or, if included in income deducted above the line, Fla,, 1:30 p.m. Cage 2-6 1-2 5, Barros 8 1 2 8 0 12, McMillan Quebec at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. TUasday's Gam •• Ohio-Texas winner, 4:03 p.m. Beaubrun 1-5 1-2 3, Gaines 8 1 0 4-4 15, Bowe Author may change publishers The Associated Press but only if you have a reimbursement arrangement with Calga7 at Buffalo. 7:35 p.m. Montreal vs. Los Angelos at Vero Beach, Fla., Orlando 121, Now Yirk 118 2- 3 1-2 5, Ellis 3-10 4-5 11. McDaniel 4-17 8 2 At first we decided not to go because we didn’t want 8 Kemp 10-15 0 3 20. SJohnson 2-2 2-2 6, 6-11 4-5 16, McGuire 8 5 8 0 0, Lott 2-3 2-2 6. your employer which is an accountable plan. If you Toronto at Now \brk Ftengers, 735 p.m. 135 pm. Indiana 112, Miami 98 to cause any trouble between our son and his wife, but Houston (ss) vs. Minnesota at Orlando, Fla, Farmer 1-7 2-2 4, Polynico 1 -1 0 3 2. Dailey 0 3 WEST REGIONAL Ftobinson 1-2 0 3 2, Hudson 8 0 0 3 0. Totals Montreal at Winnipeg, 830 p.m. Chicago 12^ Whshington 97 First Round 31-62 21-24 84. NEW YORK (AP) — Author James Michener said INJURED — Gloria Estefan was in­ don’t, all reimbursentents must be included in income 0 3 O.Totals 44-98 14-22 106. the other son insisted we come anyway, so we went. He SL Louis at Edmontba 935 p.m. 135 p.m. Detroit 117, Milwaukee 96 Halftime—Long Beach SL 48, Hawaii 43. 3- S t Louis vs. CNcago White Sox at Sarasota, San Antonio 36 29 26 3 7 -1 2 8 At The Special Events Center he may defect from Random House. regardless of whether your employer reported them as in­ Thursday's Games Pordand 120, Houston 110 Salt LakeCky point goals— Long Beach SL 4-10 (Faulkner and his wife were wonderful, showing us the sights, great jured Tuesday when a truck ran into Fla., 1:35 p.m. Seallte 29 22 25 3 8 -1 0 6 come or not. These reimbursed expenses can only be Quebec at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Denver 119, Los Angelos Clippers 112 Thursday, March 15 2-3, Masucci 1-1. Sears 1-2, Harris 84), Hawaii meals, etc. Our younger son took two days off work to be The prolific novelist, who has had more than 30 Pittsburjyi at F^iladolphia, 7:35 p.m. SMttle vs. Cleveland at Tucson, Ariz., 3:05 San Antonio 128, Seattle 106 3-Ftoint goals— San Antonio 1-1 (Jones 1-1), the rear of her group’s bus on a snow- Seattle 4-11 (Barros 2-6, McKey 1-1, Ellis 1-3, Ball State 54, Oregon State 53 1-4 (Gaines 1-2, Ftobinson 0-1, Houston 0-1). with us, brought the grandchildren out, and even took us books published by Random Hou.se, issued a state­ deducted as itemized expenses below the line. Minnesota at Detroit 735 p.m. p.m. Los Angeles Lakers 109, Charlotte 97 Fouled out—Harvey, Beaubrun. San Francisco vs. Oakland at Phoenix, 3:05 Farmer 0-1). Fouled out—Brickowski. Louisville 78, Idaho 59 ment Monday saying he may leave for “some small covered highway near Scranton, Penn. What is an accountable plan? It’s a new device that New Jersey at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Golden Slate 105, Minnesota 101 Nevada-Las Vegas 102, Arkansas-Little Flock Ftebounds— Lor>g Beach SL 26 (Mitchell 7), to sec his lovely new home one day when his wife was New Itork Islanders at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Wednesday's Gamas Rebounds— San Antonio 53 (Ellion, Ftobinson house obedient to the old traditions.” The singer was in stable condition every employer should institute to protect his employees. Chicago Cubs vs. Milwaukee at Chandler, 10). Seattio 41 (Cage 9). Assists—San Antonio 72 Hawaii 42 (Houston 10). Assists—Long Beach gone. (She’s intelligent, collegc-cducaicd and has good p.m. Miami at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Ohio Stale 84, ProviderKO 83. OT SL 8 (Mitchell 5). Hawaii 12 (Smalls. Bowe 3). Michener, author of “Hawaii” and many other best It can be as simple as asking for repayment of excess ad­ Ariz., 3:05 pm. Now Jersey at Washington. 7:30 p.m. 29 (Strickland 12), Soatllo 23 (Barros, McMillan manners.) today with a broken vertebrae. Calitornia vs. San Diego at Yum a Anz„ 3:05 6). Total fouls— San Antonio 20, Seattio 16. At Long Beach Arena Total touls— Long Beach SL M , Hawaii 22. A— vances on a timely schedule, and some form of substan­ Clicago at Adanta 7.30 p.m. Long Beach, Calif. When we got home, I wrote her a letter, apologi'/.ing sellers, said he had been “devastated by the scries of NHL resuits p.m. Technicals— San Antonio illegal defense. A— 7,617. Milwaukee at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. Friday, March 16 hammer blows my company has suffered in recent Now Y>rk Yinkoos vs. Now Yirk Mots at Port 14,541. for excluding her from the family pictures and telling her tiation of expenses. Canucks 4, Wings 4 Cleveland at Boston, 8 p.m. Arizona 79, Souto Florida 67 leader of the rock group Boston, did not breach a St Lucie, Fla, 730 p.m. Los Angeles Clippers at Utah, 9:30 p.m. how proud I had always been of her, and hoped we could months.” If your employer docs not have an accountable p l^ , Vancouver 2 1 1 0—4 Pittsburgh vs. Texas at Port Charlotto, Fla., Lakers 109, Hornets 97 Alabama 71, Colorado State 54 Charlotte at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. Michigan 76, lUinois State 70 The writer cited the forced rcsi^alion of Robert contract with CBS Records when the group failed to you may have to include reimbursed expenses in your in­ Detroit 2 2 0 0— 4 put this misunderstanding behind us. Well, my letter was 730 p.m. Minnesola at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. CHARLOTTE (97) Loyola Maryrrkxint 111, Now Mexico State 92 Bernstein as Random House president; Bernstein’s deliver a record album, a federal jury has ruled. come that your employer didn’t — causing you to have First Period— 1, DetroitKocur 16 (Salming, Cincimati vs. Detroit at Lakeiand. Fla., 8 p.m. Thursday's Games Gilliam 12-17 1-1 25, Tripucka 1-11 4-4 6, returned marked “Refused.” Wednesday, March 28 Sscond Round Q'Connoll). 15:13. 2, Vancouver, Bozek 13 Dallas at Orlando. 7:30 p.m. J.RFteid 4-8 1-2 9, Bogues 2-8 0 3 4, RFteid replacement with Alberto Vitale, whom Michener Ending a seven-year court battle, the U.S. District underpaid your basic city, stale, federal. Social Security Atlanta vs. Los Angeles at Veto Beach, Fla., At The Special Events Center Abby, what could 1 have done that 1 didn’t do? 1 feel (Butcher, Bmdiey), 16:26. 3, Detroit Burr 23 Detroit at Houston, 8:30 p.m 2- 9 0-1 4. Curry 810 8 0 11, Keys 4-10 0 3 8, Court jury also ruled Tuesday that CBS Records did (Carson, Shank), 17:52. 4. Vancouver, McBain Salt Lake CMy described as “not a man reared in the uadilions of and unemployment taxes. Without such a plan, you must 12:35 p.m. Pordand at San Antonio, 830 p.m. Gattison 1-4 0 3 2, Wiliiams 8 7 4-4 14. Ander­ Saturday, March 17 terrible and don’t know what to do. 9 (Quinn, Adams), 19:32 (pp). Per»ltiee-P1av- Detroit vs. S t Louis at S t Petersburg, Fla., IPC results American publishing”; and the forced resignation of not engage in a conspiracy against Scholz whcri it include your reimbursements as part of your gross in­ Denver at Seatde, 10 p.m. son 3-7 0 3 6, Rowsom 2-4 2-2 6, Holton 1-2 Nevada-Las Vegas 76, Ohio State 65 HEARTSICK sic. Van (holding), 9:33; Kocur, Dot (inter- p,m. 0 3 Z Totals 42-97 12-14 97. Andre Schiffrin as managing director of Phnthcon tried to stop other record companies from signing come. At that point, you either take your standard deduc­ Fla., Bell Stats 62, Louisville 60 KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) — Results Tues­ DEAR HEARTSICK: Consider this: Inlclligcni, col­ ference), 18:52. Houston vs. Cincinnati at Plant City, LA LAKERS (109) Second Period—5, Vancouver, Adams 28 NBA results At Long Beach Arena day from the $2.5 million Intemalional Fhayers Books, a Random House subsidiary. him. tion and don’t take a deduction for the expenses, or 135 pm. Cooper 6-11 1-1 13, Green 8 1 0 5-6 15, Sunday, March 18 lege-educated people with good manners are not immune (Guy, Capuarw), 7:15. 6, Detroit Shank 11 New Y xk Ihnkoos vs. Montreal at West Palm Championships at the International Tennis Cen­ Michener also expressed concern about possible CBS Records sued the entire band in 1983, charg­ itemize your expenses and deduct employee business ex­ Magic 121, Knicks 118 ThotTpson 4-7 8 0 8, Johnson 4-11 7-9 15, Loyola Marymount 149, Michigan 115 to physical and mental disorders. (Burr), 17:30. 7. Detroit Habscheid 14 Beach, Fla., 135 p.m. Scott 816 3-3 21, Woolridge 8 8 8 6 15, Divac ter (seedings in parentheses): ing it with failing to deliver the requisite number of (Federko), 18:12. Penaltios—Guy, Van (hook­ New Y xk Mots vs. Baltimore at Miami. 1:05 Alabcuna 77, Arizona 55 Men Your daughter-in-law’s sudden, hostile personality layoffs at Random House. penses subject to the 2 percent floor. ORLANDO (121) 3- 5 7-10 13, Drew 1-7 0 3 2, Vincent 3-5 0 3 6, albums under a 1976 contract. Charges against other It wasn’t until December that the IRS anno^ced that ing), 1031; Gallant Det (hooking). 11:40, p.m. Catiedge 4-16 6-10 14, Smith 5-10 4-6 15, McNamara 8 3 1-21, Oldham 0 3 0 3 O.Totals 8em l6nals Singles change could be a symptom of some kind of disorder. Vitale expressed dismay over Michcncr’s remarks Third Period— 8, Vancouver, Adams 29 Chicago White Sox vs. Pittsburgh at Braden­ Green 3-8 1-2 7, Anderson 12-20 5-7 29. Skiles At Alameda County Coliseum Third Round band members were dismissed. reimbursable employee expenses paid according to the 39-83 29-37 109. Oakland, Calif. Tell your son that his wife should be examined physical and said he is willing to discuss them with the writer. (Larionov. Guy), 1332. Penaltios— McBaia ton, Fla., 135 p.m. 6-17 10-10 23, Fleynolds 6-10 5-9 17, Ansley Charlotts 17 26 27 27— 97 Jean Fleurian (32), France, del. Boris Becker The band’s first two albums, released in the 1970s, Van (holding), 136; Shank. Dot (boarding), Minnesota vs. Boston at Winter Haven, F la, 5-9 6-8 16, Ac'es 0-2 0-0 0, Turner 0-0 0-0 0. LALaketa 31 29 36 1 3-109 Friday. March 23 (2), West Germany. 7 3 (7-3), 6-1. ly and psychiatrically. It would be a kindness. accountable plan must be excluded from an employee’s Loyola Maryrrkxjnt (285) vs. Alabama (288), Ivan Lerxil (1), Greenwich, Conn., del. Mar- Warmup for Oscars “Boston” and “Don’t Look Back.” went platinum. 136. 135 pm. Totals 41-92 37-52 121. 3-Point goals— Charlotte 1-3 (Curry 1-1, DEAR ABBY: 1 just read the letter from “Danny’s income by the employer. Overtimo— None. Perraltias— None. Kansas City vs. Texas at Ftort Charlotto, Fla, NEW YORK (118) Anderson 0-2), Los Angeles 2-9 (Scott 2-4, 8 2 5 p.m. celo Filippini (31), Uruguay, 8 0 . 6-2. CBS expected a third album by 1981. Despite Shots on goal— Vancouver 9-3-10-3— 25. Newman 7-13 6 6 20, Oakley 5-11 4-4 14, Nevada-Las Vegas (31-5) vs. Ball State Carl-Uwe Steeb (13), Vilest Germany, del. Mom” in Knoxville, Tenn. It seems her son. Danny, had BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — No cameras. No Matthew Bender, a major producer of prim and 135 p.m. Drew 0-2 Johnson 0-3V Fouled out—None. promises by Scholz to CBS executives ^ d rock Detroit 10-11-10-3— 34. Seattle vs. San Francisco at Scottsdale, Ariz., Ewing 10-20 8-9 28, Jackson 2-4 2-2 6, Ftebounds—Charlotto 48 (J.RFteid 9). Los An­ (263), 30 minutes after first gome (19), Austia Texas. 3 3 , 83. 6-2. lights. No nominees. electronic tax services, gives this example; Last August. Championship gone back to college at the age of 36 and, after seven Power-play Opportunities-Vancouver 1 of 2; 2 p.m. G,Wilkins 6-13 4-5 17. E.Wilkins 1-2 2-2 4. Van- geles 61 (Green, Woolrid^ 8), Assists—Char­ . Huntsville, Ala., dal. Jeff magflzincs ih*ii the third alburn was imminent, no At Alameda County Collaeum Tarango, Manhattan Beach, Calif., 7-6 (7-5), years, he was graduating with honors at the age of 43. Daniel Day-Lewis, star of “My Left Foot,” and Melvin look Albert to lunch to discuss a conuacl. Melvin Detroit 0 of 2 Milwaukee vs. Oakland at Phoenix, 3:05 p.m. deweghe 1-7 7-9 9. Tucker 4-9 0 3 10, Cheeks lotto 26 (Bogues 9), Los A n g e ^ 26 (Johnsoa Oakland, Calif. record was made. CBS suspended Scholz s royalties Goalies— Vancouver, MacLean, 19-29-9 (34 Cleveland vs. Chicago Cubs at Mesa, Ariz., 2-3 0 3 5, Whiker 2 3 1-2 5. Totals 403 8 33-39 Scott 6). Total fouls— Charlotto 27, Los An­ 33,6-3. Danny said he owed it all to you because he read a letter Isabelle Adjani, star of “Camille Claudel,” were the submitted his $50 receipt for the lunch to his company — shots-30 saves). Detroit Cheveldae, 9-6-8 Sunday, March 25 . Switzerland, del. Jordi Arrese 335 p.m. 118. geles 16. A— 17,505. in your column from a man who was debating about only nominees for Academy Awards in leading roles in 1983. then sued. his company reimbursed him under an accountable plan. (25-21). Calitornia vs. San Diego at Yuma, Ariz., 3:05 Oriondo 33 22 25 41—121 UNLV-Ball State winner vs. Loyola (27), Spoin, 7 3 (7-4), 6-2, Lawyers for both sides said the jury apparently A— 19,838. New Yxk 33 23 31 31-118 Maryrrxxunl-Alaboma winner, 433 p.m Pete Sampras (16), Palos Verdes, Calif., del. whether he should return to college for his degree. The to show up al a luncheon honoring 0.scar nominees Melvin ju.sl received his W-2, which rcficcLs the $50 as p.m. Warriors 105, Wolves 101 believed Schol/.’s argument that the delay in produc­ Referee— Raul Devorski. Lirrosmen— Sharro Toronto vs. Philadelphia at Clearwater, Fla., 3-f\iint goals—Orlando 2-4 (Smith 1-1, Skiles Guy ForgeL France, 8 1 . 6-3. man had written, “In seven years, 1 will be 45 years old.” Tuesday. income. Where docs this leave Melvin? Heyer, Mark Pare. 735 p.m. 1-3), Now Yirk 5-9 (Tucker 2-2, Cheeks 1-1, MINNESOTA (101) THE FINAL FOUR Mark Kratzmann, Australia, del. Ronald “This is a pre-awards affair without winners and ing the third album was rooted in the creative Say the Matthew Bender editors, “Under special rules Thursday, March 29 Newman 1-^ G.Wilkins 1-2, Whlkor 0-1, Van- Corbin 8 1 5 1-2 17, Murphy 7-11 2-2 17, At McNIchols Arana Agervx (24), France, 7-6 (7-3), 7-5. Your reply: “So how old will you be in seven years if you Capitais 3, isianders 0 Philadelphia vs. St Louis at St. Petersburg. deweghe 0-1). Fouled out—Oakley, Breuer 1-3 8 0 2, Campbell 12-21 811 34, Denver Emilio Sarxihez (15), Spain, del. Horst Skolf without lo.scrs,” said academy President Karl Malden process. for 1989, the IRS is allowing Melvin to deduct the ex­ FticFardson 811 0-2 10, Mitchell 814 8 3 18. Semiflnals don’t go back?” N.Y. Islanders 0 0 0—0 Fla., 1 p.m Ftebounds—Orlando 59 (Green 13). Now Yirk (10), Austria, 3 3 . 6-3, 83. in greeting the 1,000 guests al the Beverly Hilton "1 feel great.” said Scholz, the group’s founder. pense above the line. But, in 1990, this will not be true. New Yirk Mots (ss) vs. Atlanta (ss) at Wi st 61 (Oakley 19). Assists—Ortando 26 (Skiles Lowe 0-8 3-4 3, Ftoth 8 0 0 -3 0. Totals 38-83 Saturday, March 31 Jay Berger (7), Weston, Fla., del, Goran Well, 1 can top Danny. After 14 years of working days Washington 1 2 0— 3 23-29 101. East champion vs Mkhvest champion "(The jury) somehow picked up that I didn’t care So taxpayers should pay very close attemion to their First Period— 1, Washington, Druce 6 (Mur­ Palm Beach, Fla., 1:05 p.m. 17), New Y irk 28 (G.W ilkins 10). Total tvanisevic (26), Yugoslavia. 4-6, 6-3,6-4. and going to school nights — taking one or two courses Hotel. Baltimore vs. Now York Yankees at Fort fouls—Orlando 26. Now Y irk 32, Techni­ GOLDEN STATE (105) Southeast champion vs. West champion Javier Sanchez (30), Spain, del. Brad Gilbert The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences about the money.” ray, Miller), 18:26. Penalties—Matcher, Was Higgins 7-12 9-9 26. Tolbert 3-11 3-7 9, Championship at a time — on June 30, 1990,1 will graduate magna cum reimbursement siiuation.” Lauderdale, Fla., 1:05 p.m. cals—Catlodgo. New Y xk illegal doloose Z (4). Oakland, Calif., 6-3, 7-6 (14-12), 7-6 (7-4). (hooking), 7:23; Diduck, NY (elbowing), 15:52 Petersen 43 33 11, Flardaway 4-10 80 8, Monday, April 2 laude from Elmira College with a degree in psychology. gcl-togclhcr had only about 60 of the 147 nominees How to prove the accountable plan for 1989 after die Second Period— 2 Vtashinglon, Hunter 22 Minnesota vs. Cincinnati at Plant City. Fla. A— 18,050. Andre Agassi (5). Las Vegas, del Jan Gun- Fticfvnofxl 817 8 8 24, Marciulionis 4-9 0 3 8, Semifinal winners narsson (28). Sweden, 6-1, 83. make appearances. None of the five directors in con­ Balloting upset Cousy faci> And what do you do when your company already (Ciccarellt Langway), 2:23. 3, Washington, 135 pm. Toagle 7-13 8 5 19, Bol 0 3 0 3 0, Upshaw 8 0 1 expect to have four grandchildren in my audience, Stevens 11 (Tucker, Hatcher), 8:07 (pp). Penal­ Los Angslae vs. Now Yirk Mots (ss) at Port Pacers 112, Heat 98 Andrea Gomez (12). Ecuador, del. Jaime tention for the award appeared. included reimbursements in your gross income, forcing 8 0 O.Totals 37-78 28-35 105. Yzaga (21). Ftoru. 7-6 (7-3), 3 3 . 7-6 (7-5). and will be celebrating my 57lh birthday in Augu.st. SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) — Bob Cousy repor­ ties—Sheehy, Was (cross-checking). 2:57; St Lucie, Fla, 135 pm. INDIANA (112) Mlnitesou 25 26 22 28-101 NtT glance The supporting nominees were represented by An- Vukota, NY (high-sticking), 6:11; Baumgartner, Toronto vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, F lo , (14). Dade City, Fla., del. Todd Abby, keep right on telling people it’s never too late to tedly quit as president of the Basketball Hall of Fame you to lake special steps to deduct those amounts? Person 10-13 2-2 25, L.Thompson 2-5 0-0 4. Golden Sfala 34 20 23 28— 105 All Times EST NY. misconduct 9:30; Kerr, NY (roughing). SiTils 4-10 4-4 12, Fleming 1 3 3-4 5, Miller Witsksn, Carmel, Irxf., 6 3 , 6-1. jclica Huston (“Enemies, A Love Story"). Martin After 1989, employers cannot include in your gross in­ 135 8Ftoint goals— Minnesota 2-6 (Murphy 1-1, First Round Doubles learn. because of his displeasure over the way the Hall of 18:53; Ciccarelti, Was (rougNng), 18:53. Detroit (ss) vs. Boston (ss) at Winter Haven. 5- 11 3-3 15. Schrempf 814 1814 29. Canyiboll Green 1-2 Lowe 0-1. Richardson 0-2), G ol8 Wednesday, March 14 PATRICIA GOODRIDGE, Landau (“Crimes and Misdemeanors”) and Dan Ayk­ Fame handled its most recent election of players to come reimbursable cxpcn.scs if paid under an account­ Third Period— None. Penaltios— Hunter, Was 4-7 0 3 8, Sanders 811 8 0 10, Wittman 1 3 First Round Fla., 135 p.m en State 3-6 (Higgins 8 3 , Flardaway 0-1, Flich- Fterw Slate 57, Marquette 54 Glenn Layendecker, Boston. and Richey (boarding), 837; Flatley. NY (slashing). 8:57; Boston (ss) vs. Detroit (ss) at Lakeland. Fla., 0 3 2, Drolling 0-2 8 0 0, McCloud 0-1 0 3 0. Nix ELMIRA. N.Y. royd (“Driving Miss Daisy”). be admitted. able plan. You cannot deduct them, at least above the mond 0-1, Marciulionis 0-1). Fouled New Orleans 78. Jairos Madison 74 Ftensberg. Laporte, Tsxas. del. , “I’m awe-struck,” admitted comic Aykroyd, Courtnall, VAis (elbowing), 12:54; Druce, Was 130 pm. 1-1 8 0 2. Totals 41-87 25-27 112. out—Mitchell. Marciulionis. Rebounds—Min­ Tenrxesaee 73, Memphis St. 71 DEAR PATRICIA: Congratulations. If anybody can The Worcester Telegram & Gazette reported today line. All other reimbursed expenses arc included as part Oakland vs. San Francisco at Scottsdale, Largo. Fla., and . West Palm Beach, (hooking), 16:15. MIAMI (98) nesota 46 (Corbin, Murphy 10), Golden Stale Thursday, March IS nominated for his first dramatic role in a film. ‘Tve of your gross income. Tho.se expenses arc only deduc­ Shots on goal— New Itork 4-10-10— 24. Frank 3 3 2-3 8. Rice 8 1 0 2-2 12, Soikaly 3-5 Fla., 7-5,33, 7 3 (7-1). top you, I’m sure I’ll hear about it. that the former Boston Celtic star quit last month bc- Ariz., 3 3 5 pm. 53 (Ftotoroen 9) Assists—MinnesoUi 28 (Lowe Fordham 106, Soulfw n U. 80 , Sweden, and Udo Ftiglewski, appeared on the academy show as a presenter, but tible if they arc ilcmi/cd, and they are subject to the 2 Washington 12-11-4— 27. Cleveland vs. Milwaukee (ss) at Charxllor. 7-8 13, Douglas 4-9 1-1 9, Edwards 2-9 8 0 4, 17), Golden State 19 (Flordaway 8). Total Maryland 91. Massachusetts 81 caiLsc the Hall of Fame’s Executive Committee or­ Power-play Opportunities— Now York 0 of 5; Sparrow 4-11 2-2 10, B.Thompson 1 3 1-2 3. West Germany, del. Mauro Mettezes, Brazil, Ariz., 3 3 5 pm. fouls—Minnesota 25. Golden State 26. Mississippi SL 84, Baylor 75 and Derrick Ftostagm, FYcific FYlisadee, Calif., never as a nominee.” dered a new vote when none of the 16 nominees got percent floor. Washington 1 of 3. Mihmukee (ss) vs. Chicago Cubs (ss) at Long 2-8 8 2 4, SundvoW 3 3 0 3 7. Davis 7-10 A— 18025 Wis.-Green Bay 73, S. Illinois 60 7 3 (7-4), 81. The awards presentation will be held Monday. G oalies— Now Mbrk, Hoaly, 12-18-6 (27 Mesa. Ariz., 3:05 p.m. 1-1 15. Ftaffner 1-4 8 0 2. Ftowinski 2-5 7-9 11. Varxlerbill 98, Louisiana Tech 90, OT the 18 votes needed from the 24-mcmbcr Honors shots-24 saves). Washington. Liut 17-14-1 Chicago Cube (ss) vs Soatllo at Tempo. Totals 37-91 23-30 98 Oklahoma SL 83, Tulsa 74 Committee for election. Indiana 32 36 27 17-112 NCAA Tournament glance (24-24). Ariz., 3 3 5 p.m. Hawaii 69, Stanford 57 Di*. Gott Bolton advises students Cousy, who had been the first Hall of Pamcr to A— 17,273. Calitorrva vs. San Diego at Yuma. Ariz., 3:05 Miami 19 23 24 3 2 - 98 All Timas EST Today In History Friday, March 16 Referee—Andy vanHellemond. Lines­ 3-Poinl goals— Indiana 811 (Person 3-5, p.m. EAST REGIONAL Rutgers 87. Holy Cross 78 NEW HAVEN (AP) — Singer Michael Bolton serve as president, could not be reached for comment Adams (ss) vs. Montreal at Wool Palm Beach, Transactions men— Brian Murphy, Mark Vines. Miller 2-3, Schrempf 81, McCloud 0-1, Sanders First Round Cincinnati 75. Bowling Green 60 received an honorary membership in a center for at cither his Worcester or Florida homes this mom- Fla., 7.35 p.m 0- 1), Miami 1-8 (SundvoW 1-4, Long 0-1, Haf- At The Hartford Civic Cantor SL Louis 85, Kant Stale 74 Peter CoU, M.D. Kansas Oty vs. Houston at Kissimmee. Fta . Today is Wednesday, March 21, the 80lh day of 1990. Flyers 3, Devils 2 fner 0-1, Sparrow 0-2). Fouled Hartford, Conn. DaPeuI 80. Creighton 72 troubled youths after telling students it’s never too ing. 730 pm. out—L.Thompson. Rebounds— Indiana 53 Thursday, March 15 B A SE B A LL There arc 285 days left in the year. Philadelphia 1 2 0 -3 New Mexico 89. Oregon 78 American Leagya early to start planning a career. Joe O'Brien, executive director of the Hall of New Jersey 2 0 0— 2 Texas vs. Chicago White Sox at Sarasota (Schrempf 14), Miami 56 (Davis 10). As­ Clemson 49, Brigham Y)ung 47 Long Beach SL 86. Arizona SL 71 Fame, also could not be immediately reached. Today’s highlight in history: Fla., 7:30 p.m sists— Indiana 25 (Fleming 7), Miami 24 La Salle 79, Southern Mississippi 63 NEW YOffK YANKEES—Agoed to terms Bolton, who recently won a Grammy Award as First Period—1, Now Jersey. Turgeon 30 with Deion Sarxfert, outfielder, on a minor- Twenty-five years ago, on March 21, 1%5, more than (Daneyko. Shanahan), 935. 2, Philadelphia, Friday, March 30 (Douglas 8). Total fouls— Indiana 26. Miami 24 Connecticut 76. Boston Umvorsity 52 Second Round best male vocal for his single, “How Am 1 Supposed Cousy had cited a busy schedule and “personal league contracL Ekiund 22. 14.00 (sh). 3. Now Jersey, Baltimore vs. Montreal at West Palm Beach, A - -15,000. Calitornia 65. Indiana 63 Monday, March 19 Diet responsible rca.sons” for his resignation Feb. 26. Flis term as 3,000 civil rights demonstrators led by the Rev. Martin National League to Live Without You.” said Monday he would not FIs., 1235 p.m. At The Omni Kasatonov 5 (Shanahan. Fetisov), 17:54 (pp). Varxiarbin 89, Tarxiessee 85 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS—Announced the Luther King Jr. began their march from Selma to Houston vs. Minnesota at Orlando. F la . Bulls 122, Bullets 97 Atlanta have achieved success “if I hadn’t made the decision president would have expired in July. Penalties—Berube, Phi (Ngh-sticking), 12:28; Rutgers 01. Fordham 74 retirement ol Mike Krukow, pitcher. 12:35 p.m. Friday, March 16 Montgomery, Ala. Suiter, Ptx (holding). 16:02; Burke, NJ, served WASHINGTON (97) Perm State 60, Maryland 70 BASKETBALL cs a 15-year-old that this is what 1 want to do.” The ncwsj)ap)cr said Cousy had strongly protested Adanta vs. Now Y xk Yankees at F t Lauder Duke 81, Flichmorxt 46 by Shanahan (inleriererxre), 19:00. HaGranI 8 1 2 1-2 17, B.King 8 2 0 3-3 21, New Orleans 65. Mississippi SL 60 National Basketball Aaaoclatton for weight gain The singer told students at the Urban Youth Center the executive committee’s decision to poll the On this dale; dole, Fla., 135 p.m. SL John's 81. Temple 65 Secorxl Period—4, Philadelphia, Craven 24 Jones 1-2 0 3 2. Eackles 12-24 7-12 31. Ytelker Tueoday, March 20 HOUSTON RO CKETS— Signed Lewis Lloyd, Cindrvwti vs. Boston at Winter Haven, Fla., UCLA 68. Alabema-Birmingham 56 that he got into trouble as a juvenile, but “finally Honors Committee again, but was overruled. In 1685, composer Johann Sebastian Bach wa,s bom in (Ekiund, Tocchol), :12 (pp). 5. Philadelphia, Bul­ 6- 10 0 3 12. Alone 4-7 3-4 11, Ftotii 8 1 0 3 0, OefYul 61, Cmckviati 50 forward, lor the remairxfer ol the season 135 pm. Kansas 79. Ftobert Morris 71 lard 26 (Carkrter, bnseman), 7:47 (pp). Penal­ Colter 1-2 1-2 3. Horton 0-4 0 3 0. Totals 41-82 SL L ouis 58. Wis -Green Bay 54 GOLDEN STATE WARHIORS-Extondod DEAR DR. GOTT: After being treated with radioac­ came to a turning point where 1 decided if I’d con­ The names of nine players who had received at Eisenach, Gcmiany. SI Louis vs Philadelphia at Clearwalor. Fla, Second Round ties—Crowder, NJ (roughing). 609; Chychrun. 1823 97 New Mexico 90. Oklahoma St. 88 their lease with the Oaklarxf-Alameda County least 12 votes in the first ballot were submitted to the In 1790, 2(X) years ago, Thomas Jefferson reported to Phi (slashing), 1139. 135 pm. CHICAGO (122) At Ths Hanford C ivic Cantor Hawaii 84, Long Beach St. 79 tive iodine for hyperthyroidism, which caused me to lose tinued in the direction I was going, I was going to go Pittsburgh vs. Toronto at Dunedin, Fla . 1:05 Hanford, Conn. Coliseum through June 1993. President Washington in New York as die new sccrcUiry Third Period—None. Portalty—Daneyko, NJ HoGrant 4-6 6-7 14, fkppen 8 1 5 5 3 24. NEW YORK KNICKS—Activated Kenny 10 pounds, 1 subsequently went hypoaciivc and was put nowhere as an individual.” committee for reconsideration, the newspaper said. p.m. Saturday, March 17 (tripping), 10:00. CarlwnghI 3-4 1-2 7, Paxson 7-12 0 3 17. Jor­ Quartsrflnale Wblkar, forward, from the injured list Placed Upon rccosideralion, former NBA and college stars of suite. New Yirk Mels vs. Los Angelos at Vero Connecticut 74, California 54 on 0.1 milligrams of Synihroid daily. Test rcsulLs indi­ “So 1 decided to get serious about something I love S ^ ts on goal— Philadelphia 10-8-10— 26. dan 8 1 9 4-4 21, S.King 10-12 4-6 24. Wednesday, March 21 Greg ^tter, forward, on the injured lisL Beech, Fla.. 1:35 p.m. Clemson 79, La Salle 75 Elvin Hayes, Earl Monroe and Dave Bing received In 1804, the French civil code, the Cixlc Napoleon, Now Jersey 8-11 -10—29 Armstrong 3-7 0 3 6, Sanders 1-3 8 0 2, Nealy Pervi State (233) at Rutgers (1816), 7:30 Continental Baoketball Association cated this to be a proper level. Now I’ve gained 15 to do,” he said. Cfveago Yfriile Sox vs. Texas at Port Char At Ths Omni Power-play Opportunities— Philadelphia 2 of 03 03 0, Davis 2-2 80 8 Perdue 1-3 03 2. p.m. PENSACOLA TORNADOS—Announced toe pounds, and my doctor doesn’t attribute the weight gain the needed votes. Also to be inducted on May 15 is was adopted. tone, Fla . 1:35 p.m Atlanta 3; New Jersey 1 of 3. Totals 48-83 20-25 12Z Nm v Ortoant (2 M 0 ) at Varxtorbilt (18-14). league has susperxied Johnathan Edwards, In 1871, journalist Henry M. Stanley began his famous Detroit vs. Kansas City at Haines City, Fla. Sunday, March 19 to a hypoaciivc thyroid. Can a lack of the proper amount Boston not in breach the late Neil Johnston, who was elected by the Goalies—Philadelphia, Wreggot 21-24-3 (29 Washington 29 28 22 18— 97 830 pm. center, lor toe remairxfer ol toe playoffs. shots-27 saves). New Jersey. Burke, 19-22-6 135 p.m. Chicago 20 32 40 30-122 Duke 76. SL John's 72 Thursday, March 22 of hormone set the body’s mcubolic rate loo low and WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (AP) — Tom Schol/.. Oldiimcrs Committee. expedition to .\friea to locate the missing Scottish mis­ Calitornia vs. Chicago Cubs at Mesa, Ariz , FOOTBALL (28-25). 3-Point goals—Washington 0-2 (Eackles 8 1 . UCLA 71. Kansas 70 DePaul (2814) at SL Louis (19-11). 8 30 p m contribute to my weight gain? sionary, David Livingstone. 3 3 5 p.m. VWIker 0-1), Chicago 6 9 (Paxson 84. Davis Sam ihnals Hawaii (289) at New Mexico (19 12). 930 Notional Football League Seattle vs. Son Diego at Yuma, Ariz., 3:05 GREEN BAY FYCKERS—Signed Mike Nor- 1- 1, Jordan 1-2, Pippen 1-2). Fouled At Ths Meadowlanda p.m. DEAR READER: Although hyperthyroidism (an Stars 5, Kings 2 pm. out—None Rebounds—Washington 30 (Eack­ East Ruthsriord, N.J. seth. quarterback. Mifwaukee vs. Cleveland at Tucson. Ariz., KANSAS CITY CHIEFS—Signed Tom ovcraclivc thyroid gland) can cause weight loss, Los Angeles 1 0 1—2 les. Walker 5). Chicago 51 (Fkppen 9). As­ Thursday, March 22 At Medlaon Square Gaidsn New Y>rk Minnesota 1 ^ 2— 5 3 3 5 pm. sists—Wasfxngton 29 (Walker 11), Chicago 31 Corwwclicul (30-5) vs. Clom ion (263), 7:41 Semiflnals Navilla. guard and Tracy Rogers. Johrviy hypothyroidism (an undcractivc gland) will not sig­ First Penod— 1. Los Angelee, Duncanaon 3 Sen Francisco vs. Oakland at Phoenix, 9:05 p.m. Mortdey, March 26 Thomas arxf Troy Wblkow, linebackers. New CBS sitcoms are a cure for insomnia (Ftoxson. Armstrong 6). Totol fouls—Washington nificantly affect weight. One of medicine’s most pxtpular p.m. Duka (26 8) vs. IX X A (22-10), 30 mmutes NEW YORK GIANTS—Named Chartie Weiss (Watters, Prajsler), 13:07. 2, Minnesota, 19. Chicago 21. Technicals— Washington Assis- Rairings TBA, 7 erxl 9.30 p m Saturday, March 31 after first gams assistant coach. Signed Howard Feggina. myths is that obesity is related to hypothyroidism. This is There remains the bunting question of loo pretty to be a private eye. Sure, she G.Duchesne 9 (Modano, Musil). 1338. Penal­ twit Coach Biax (ejected) A— 18,373 ties—Halkidis. LA (holding). :58; Berezan. Min Cxwrviad vs. S t Louis at S t Petersburg. Champlortahip Wadnaeday, March 28 comerback. not true. By Jay Sharbutt turns out to be so dam smart and efficient NEW YORK JETS— Sgned Mark Boyer, tight whether the Zappa.s, offspring of rock star (holding), 436; Krushelnyski, LA (high-sticking), Fla., 1 p.m Pistons 117, Bucks 96 At The Meadoorlands Championship While an undcractivc thyroid gland will produce some The Associated Press 1 Frank Zappa and occasiorul guest veejays that he ... well, he goes and hires her. 6.-55; Bellows, Min (tripping), 10:42; Churla. Mm Fhiiladelphia vs. Houston at Kissimmee. Fla . East Rutherford, N J. Semiflnal wtrvtora, 9 :X p m. erxf; Cart Byrum, fullback; Jon Burman, teckla; TV Topics (slashing), 16:06. 135 pm. DETROIT (117) Saturday, March 24 Third Pleos and Irvxt Srrilh, detensiva back. puffincss and fluid retention, obesity is u.sually due to too on MTV. can act. There also is a bar in which she hangs Los Angeles vs. New York Mels at Pori St Second Period—3, Minnoaota. G.Duchesne Edwards 9-15 3-3 21. Rodman 43 03 8. Connecticut Clemaon winrter vs. Duke-UCLA Semfirtol losars, 7 p.m PITTSBURGH STEELEHS—Signed Billy many calorics in the diet. Therefore, people who arc NEW YORK — There was a lime Hol­ out. It’s run by an old pal of her late 10 (Modano, Gavm), 1632. Penaltios—Prajsler. Lucie, Fla.. 135 p m Loimbeer 3-7 3-3 9, Dumars 0-16 0 0 17. xamer. 1:40 p m Owens, defensive back. overweight should look to their diets, not to their glands, lywood was full of talent. Now it seems Well, Dweezil is a good guitar player. LA (hooking). 1:27; Churla, Min (holding), Detroit (ss) vs. Boston (ss) at Winter Haven, Thorms8-13 1-1 19, Johnson 7-14 4-4 18 Sal­ TAMRA BAY BUCCANEERS—Sgned Rod ITic opening credits show a montage of father. Tlic bar’s name is die Blue Collar. 10:44; Millar, LA (roughing). 17:53; Giles, Min FIs., 1.35 p.m ley 3-6 5 3 11. Aguvre 811 0 0 10, Greenwood SOUTHEAST REGIONAL NIT results ney Rx:e, comerback, arxf Jeff Carlson, for a solution. full of people with degrees in TV from But neither ho not Moon Unit appear Everyone in it is strictly from Brooks Texas vs Toronto at at Dunedin. Fla.. 135 home video shoLs of the family, laiier on. (roughing), 17:53; Granato. LA (high-sticking), 0-4 2-2 2. Flastings 0 3 8 0 0, Flerxierson 1-1 First Round quarterback. the University of Boy Is This Dumb. quite ready for. cr, you know. dialogue. Brothers, though, save for a greasy-luiired 18:54; MusH. Mm. double rrxnor (high-sticking, p.m, 0-2 2. Bedford 0 3 0 3 0. Totals 48-93 1819 At Thompaon-BoNng Arena DePaul 61, Cincinnati 59 Canadian Football League Dweezil uses a home video camera. Montreel vs Atlanta at West Palm Beech. BfVTlSH COLUMBIA LIONS— Traded Matt If you lost 10 pounds from hyperthyroidism and roughing), 18:54. 117. Knoxville, Tenn. Two CBS sitcoms that resemble dtx:- geek natiK'd Chee/y. CINCINNATI (50) Dunigan, quarteiback, to toe Toronto Argorwuls gained back 15 pounds after treatment, you arc by my Could it be the writers lumed to ABC’s (Wc won't make fun of their names, Thvd Period—4, Minnesota, Bellows 48 (Mur Fla., 1:35 p.m MILWAUKEE (96) Thuredey, March 15 Robinaon 813 80 16. Banka 7-19 1-1 15, toral dissertations from that school are Boston (ss) vs Minnesota at Orlando, F la . Grayer 4-7 2 2 10. Roberts 811 2-2 14. lor Fkck Johnson, quarterback, Jeerid Bayka, though. They are children of the counter­ .All this will cure insomnia. However, it phy, Modano). 5:18 (pp). 5, Minnesola, McRae UC Santo Barbers 70. Houston 66 Starke 3-11 1-2 7, Tate 7-15 2-2 17, Sanders calculations — only five pounds heavier than normal. If “America’s Eimnicst Home Videos" for Lohaus 4-7 0-0 8. Humphries 2 6 0-0 5. defensive tackle; Willie Ptess and Tony Visco, premiering tonight. The worst is “Normal 7 (Chambers), 8:19. 6, Los Angelei. Elik 7 135 pm Mxdiigan Stole 75. Murray State 71, OT 2- 4 0 3 4. Gibeon 8 1 0 3 0. Hughes 0 0 0 3 0. culture. Wc pity the kids of baby must be said that Tom Byrd, as the dash­ Kansas City vs. Detroit (ss) at Lakelarxl. Fla. Ftobertson 8 9 0 3 6. Krystkowiak 8 8 2-2 8, knebockers; Emarxiei ToibeiL slotbeck; arxf you want to shed this s li^ l weight gain, you can do so inspiration? Nah. (Robitaille. Taylor). 14:20 7. MinnosoU. Bel­ Louisiarto Stole 70. Vikerxrve 63 Jomer 8 3 0 3 0 Totals 2736 4 5 50 Life," co-starring Moon Unit Zappa and ing pilot, is the one bright sjxtl in a dim 135 p m. Fherce 8 1 6 8 3 21. FYessey 814 0 3 10. Ftor- Tltc opening crisis has the daughter Ixximcrs. Those poor urchins are facing lows 49 (Gagnor), 19:37 (an). Penal­ Georga Tech 90. East Temessee Stole S3 DE RAUL (91) Todd Wiseman safety easily by eliminating high-caloric foods — such as sugar, her brother Dweezil as members of a Cektorraa vs Cleveland at Tucson. A n z . 3 ford 1-4 1-4 3. Brown 2-7 M 5. Komet 1-2 4-4 show. He deserves a medal for his deft ties— Krushelnyski, LA (holding). 1:30; Allison, At Richmond Coliseum Hoawxf 5 8 5 5 15. Booti 8 1 5 2 2 18. OnAWA ROUGH RIDERS-Sgned Ernesto fats and alcohol — from your diet. Continue to follow fussing over gelling Fbp to die airjxirt in life with names like Justin and Kimberly.) 6. Totals 3891 17 21 96 lovably off-beat family. LA (hooking), 3:33; MeSorley, LA (boardng), p.m. Richmond, Vs. Howard 5 7 3-4 13. Foaler 8 3 2 2 2, Davit 13 PumsIey, wxfe recsivar, arxf Scott Carrper, delivenes of feeble lines. Sen Francisco at Scottsdale. DelroK 21 36 31 28-117 your doctor’s advice about thyroid medicine (Synihroid) time. She fears he’ll miss his plane to 532 Milwaukee vs Friday, March 16 03 2. Morphy 4-5 03 11. Sowell 81 80 0. defensrve lineman, to two year contracts The other is “Sydney." It stars Valeric In “Sydney." Bcrtinclli, fonnerly ol HUwaukee 29 12 26 2 9 - 96 Beninclli is chipper and lovely. But Shots on goal— Los Angelos 6-5-10— 21. Anz., 3.35 pm. Norfiem Iowa 74, Misaoun 71 Horrtoy 0 3 8 0 0. Totola 23 42 12-13 61 HOCKEY and reduce your caloric consumption. New York, where his new play is being Anz., 3 Point goals—Detroit 3-6 (Thomas 2-3, Bcrtinclli as a lovably spunky private eye “One Day at a Time.” c.ssays a woman Minnetola 9 1511 —35 Oakland vs. Chicago Cubs at Mesa Minnesota 64. Tsxos-EI Fteao61,,OT Hteftime— DeFteuI 26. Cinannati 25 3 point Notional Hockey Laegue here, she mainly apjxrars to be an advo­ Dumars 1-2, Laimbaer 81). Milwaukee 1-7 cast. F\)p enters, emits a few lines, then Power-play Opportunities—Los Angeles 0 of 3 3 5 p m. Syrscuaa 70, Coppm Stole 48 goals—CxKlnnat) 1-7 (Tate 14, Banka 0-1, NEW YORK RANGERS— Ageed to terms named Sydney Kells. who moves back to Los Angeles from cate of s|X'ed-uilking. Seattle vs. Sen Diego at Yuma. Anz. 1st (Humphries 1-2, Lohaus 82. FTobarts 81 . Pras- Incidentally, the sequence of cvenLs you described is 5, Minnesota 1 ol 6 VKgxve 75. Notre Dame 67 Sondwa 8 1 . Jomer 81). DePaul 3 5 (Murphy with Rx:k Benrxid tell wmg withdraws. say 0-1, Brown 0-1) Fouled out— None not rare. Radioactive iodine, administered in liquid fomt, Each show is set in Los Angeles, which New York to bo closer to her boyfriend, a Rir the record, she is one of four, count Goalies—Los Angeles, Scott 56-0 (34 gome, 3 35 p m Second Routtd 3 - 4, B ooth 0 1). F ou led o ut— Booth.P H IlA O flP ffU f FLYERS—Recoiled Tony He never is seen again. Tliis indicates New Yxk Wnkees at Baltimore at Joe Robbie Rebounds—Detioil 57 (Salley 13), Mitwoukes shots-30 saves) Mmnesota. Casey. 27-22-4 At Thompson-BoNng Arena Rebounds—Cincinnati 32 (Robinaon 10). Horacek, left wing, from Hershey ol the is useful in treating many cases of hyperthyroidism. It certainly is a novel idea. But a tme Los haitd-somc airline pilot. But he doesn’t ’em. four cxeculive prixlucers duii “Syd­ 45 (Fkirlord 7) Assists—Detroit 26 (Dumars 6), he read tonight’s script. The rest of die (21-19). Stadium Miam. 7:30 p m Knoxville, Tenn. DsfteuI 27 (Howard 8) Aaaiata—Cirxtxvtoti 15 Arrxxxton Hockey League. Angeles sitcom requires yogurt. Thank call her now. Pittsburgh vs. Chicago White Sox at Mifwaukee 28 (Prassey 6). Total touls— Detroit works by destroying the cells that manufacture thyroid ney’’ required to get under way. Saturday, March 17 (Tale 7), DeFkaul 11 (Murphy 3). Total COLLEGE show features a neighborhood burglar, the ' Sarasota. Fla . 8p m 20. Milwaukee 25. Technical—Roberts. You For Not Smoking signs, references to n “ 1 "1 MxJvgan Stole 62. UC Santo Barbara 56 fouls—CirKinneli 14, DePaul 10. Techni­ BALL STATE—-Named Rich Spisak offensive youngest laii’s efforts in basketball and He’s afraid to make a ... commiimcni? Seatde vs San Diego at Yum a Anz.. 2nd A— 17,053 hormone. George Tech 94, Louisiana State 91 cal— Howard A— 5,206. kne cxfach other sitcoms and kids who keep saying, CILS’ KUNNIF^iF VIDEOS, THE gome, 9 3 5 p.m. the usual drop-in visitors of Silcomvillc. He feels she dtx'sn’l need him? Radio, TV At Richmond Coliseum BELHAVEN COLLEGE-Named Charles The trick is to give just the right amount; too little will “That’s gross!" , Sunday, April 1 Blazers 120, Rockets 110 Richmond, Va. The visitors here arc a diKlor who Well, that means it’s time to get her life SKyilF.L; Perhaps emboldened by Adanta vs Montreal at West FYlm Beach. Aculf head men's basketball coach. be ineffective, too much will lead to thyroid uiidcrdc- Neither "Nonnal Life” nor “Sydney” PORTLAND (120) Sunday, March 19 St. Louis 58, UW-GB 54 GEOFTGIA STATE-N am od Uw rence Rif- keeps zapping himself with u burglar- ABC’s “.America’s F'unniesi Home t3 5 pm Kersey 8 1 0 8 6 11. Williams 2 8 8 6 9, Duck­ Syrocuaa 63, Virgnia 61 liviiy. There is no strict rule about how much to give; the have this, though. It’s enough to make back together again, to re-siart her bud Houston vs. Fhxladelptxa at Clearwater, FIs . kirxf, oasislant commuricabons golesaor, ac­ fighting stun gun, and Moon Unit’s best Videos," CBS on April 6 will show a Today worth 4-11 3-4 11. Dreiler 18 26 8 8 41. Porter Mnneeola 91. Northern Iowa 78 ting nihlaoc director arxf chavmon ol toe athlatic you boo CBS for putting them on and ding career as a private eye. Good thing 135 pm. 6-16 1-2 13. Cooper 3 8 3-3 9. Robinaon 811 Semiflnals W K.-Q REEN BAY (54) quantity depends on the “clinical judgment” of the one-hour special, “Candid Camera .... Johnson 2 4 0 2 4. fkll 5 6 0 0 6, Bennett director search committee friend, a lovable flake played by Bess she comes from a police family and that 7:30 p.m. — Nordiques at S t Louis vs Pittsburgh at Bradenton, F la , 2- 2 15, Yiung 0 2 3-4 3. Petiovic 8 3 0 3 0, At The Superdome prescribing doctor, who may administer what seems to taking “” off. Smile, You’re On Vacation!" It’s hosted 135 pm. ., Bryant 4 3 8 2 8 Totals 46 103 27 37 120. New Orfeens 3- 10 0 3 7, Oberbrunnet 7 3 0 3 19. VtrKferplaa Meyer. The two women like to wear her handsome brother is a cop. Whalers, SportsChannd WTIC 4- 11 8 3 6. Karitny 1-3 8 0 3, Martnez 3-4 0 3 “Normal” is about a free-lance writer by Allen Funi. of course, llis long-run­ Toronto vs. Boston at WinUx Haven, Fla., HOUSTON (110) Friday, March 23 be the proper amount, only to discover later this was ex­ goofy hats. 7:30 p.m. — Maple 1-cafs at 105 p.m. Johnson 2-13 1-2 5. Thorpe 11-13 814 27. Mmnaeoto (223) vs. Syrscuaa (286), 8:04 6, Ripley 0 3 1 2 1. Totals 23-47 1-4 54 (Max Gail) and his family, which consists ning “Candid Camera" series of 105 cessive. The credits say that three writers were By gumshoe, he even steers her to a Rangers, WFAN (660-AM) Detroit vs. Cirxwviad at Ftiani City, Fla., Olajowon 817 83 21, Floyd B 15 2 3 20. Wig p m. ST. LOUIS (58) of Mom (Cindy “l,avcme & Shirley” Newberry 33 0 3 8 Luechteleld 4 11 2 2 10. Bowling Fortunately, the use of thyroid supplement will easily yesteryear is considered by historians to 8 p.m. — Cavaliers at Celtics, pm gins 6-10 3-5 15. Srrxti 1-4 8 0 2. Maxwell 8 20 Michigan Stole (285) va. Georgia Tech William.s). a 13-ycar-old boy (Jo.sh Wil­ required to create this tableau. Okay, but handsome lawyer who, as she casually New Yirk YirAees (ss) vs. Los Angelos at 03 16. Bowie 0-1 03 0. Caldwell 1-1 03 2. (263), X mnutas after Irst game WhHace 5 7 0 3 6. Bormer 7-16 4-5 18 Robin- and cheaply compcn.satc for this trcalnicnt-induccd it has only one good tine. Htc line is: confides to a woman friend, is “semi­ have been a seminal influenee, more or Cox Cable Channel 33, T7VT, WILl Vero Beach. Fla , 1:35 p.m. Lloyd 0-1 8 0 0, Wbodson 0-1 0 3 O.Totals Champtonohlp ton 4 3 2-2 10. Braun 1-1 0-1 2. Jones 1-3 2-3 hypothyroidism. With medicine and attention to your liams). and his older brother and sister less, on shows like “Videos.” Detroit vs. Cinannati at Ftort Charlotte. Fla . 4896 1 8 X 110. Al The Superdome 4. h ra sto r81 0 3 0 Totols23 51 10-13 56 Happy Holidays League "So?” single." Sure, the barrister thinks site’s (1400-AM) Halftime— Wis -Green Bay 29. SL Louis 26 (the Zappa kids). 135 p.m Pbrilond 25 24 34 3 7 -1 2 0 New Orfeens Tarry Haytton 129, Flo Muaolirxi 142. diet, you should do fine. 8 p.m. — NIT: Penn State at Rut­ New Y xk M eu (ss) vs. Baltimore at Joe Rob Houston 31 29 29 2 1 -1 1 0 Sunday, March 25 3-poinl goals—Wia.-Green Bav 7 17 (Oberbrun- gers, ESPN bie Stadium, Miami, 1:35 p m.

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THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Crossw ord ig by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee This Isn't easy FOOD TV T on igh t Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. offbeat Southern Californian family. With barred. (60 min.) (R) ACROSS bone Answer to Previous Puxzle 6:00PM d) CD News (CC) Cindy Williams and Max Gail. Tonight: The 49 In exhausted gD Escape From Iran: The Inside Story ZYZU t Denomin­ manner CD W hq’s the Boss? (CC). family rushes to get Max to the airport on Recounts how the Canadian embassy ation 52 Language CTD Growing Pains time. (In Stereo) helped six Americans escape from Iran. Temperamental custard can be tamed in microwave S He who hesi­ peculiarity (20) Mr. Belvedere (CC). CE) ® Growing Pains (CC) Mike, as di­ (60 min.) • «a0 1 'S.na aa*»w tates — 54 Armory rwaa’inl rector of the school play, casts an attrac­ dz) MOVIE: 'The W ash’ (CC) An elderly It Some Like 55 Clothing do) ® News tive but talentless lead actress. fabric Japanese-American couple faces the reali­ Whether it’s in a plain custard cup from Grandma’s In a 2-quart casserole, blend together sugar, cornstarch 2 eggs separated (24) World of Ideas W ith Bill Moyers: CB It Takes a Thief ties of a crumbling marriage An "Ameri­ NAUH M t3 Twifler 56 Tufted The Stories of Maxine Hong Kingston cupboard, or on fine china, topped with broiled brown and salt until well mixed. Add milk and food coloring, 1/2 tea.spoon vanilla 14 Newspaper can Playhouse ” presentation. Mako, Nobu plants (CC) The author on imagery. Pan 1 of 2. (In ® MOVIE: 'Man Against the Mob' A 1/8 teaspoon cream of tartar edition 57 Not alive McCarthy, Patti Yasutake. 1988. sugar and an exotic fruit garnish, the dessert on the list of stirring until blended. Microwave at high power for 8 to Stereo) 1940s Los Angeles homicide detective is ______M icrow ave 15 Former chosen to lead an elite task force against [A&E] Our Century: Hizzoner the favorites these days is often egg custard. 11 minutes, stirring very carefully every 3 minutes until 11/2 cups cooked rice 16 Chatted DOWN (H) T.J. Hooker organized crime. George Peppard, Kathryn Mayor The life and times of two New York smooth and slightly thickened. 1/4 cup maraschino cherries, cut up and drained. 18 D o e s ------® ) Family Ties (CC). Harrold, Stella Stevens. 1988. City mayors, James J. Walker and Fiorello Because of that eggy base, custards have a reputation t Comedian In a medium mixing bowl, combine 1/4 cup sugar, 19 Understand LaGuardia. (60 min.) LAVOAW for being somewhat temperamental. Curdling and weep­ Kitchen Stir a small amount of hot pudding quickly into well 20 Entertain­ Caesar (S7) Best of Wild America: The Babies Cl8) MOVIE: 'W histle Stop' A small town WHAT THAT beaten egg yolks. Return egg mixture to hot pudding. cornstarch and salt. Blend in milk. Stir in pineapple juice. ment 2 Coup d' — (CC) Wild animal offspring including wolf beauty returns home after several years in [CNN] Larry King Live BUFFET PINNER ing are the major problems encountered with custards. 22 Drug agey. 3 Mexican pups, lynx and cougar kittens, pronghorn the city. Ava Gardner, George Raft. Victor [LIFE] MOVIE: 'A Reason to Live' A The reasons are too much heat or overcooking, which Marge Churchill Mix well. Microwave at 50 percent (medium) for 2 to 4 Reserve pineapple. Microwave at high power for 4 to 6 24 Study shrub fawns, bighorn lambs and caribou calves. McLaqlen. 1946. WAS SORT OF. shield 42 Information middle-aged man contemplates suicide af­ minutes, stirring after each minute, until slightly thick­ minutes, or until mixture is thickened and translucent, 26 Actress 4 Turnpike (R) g® MOVIE: 'Salem's Lot' (CC) A novelist ter he loses his job and his wife leaves him amounts to the same thing. You might think that the for­ Balin 22 Preposition agey. stirring 3 times. In custard cup, beat egg yolks. Blend feature (E) Three's Company uncovers a sinister mystery when he re­ Peter Fonda, Ricky Schroder, Deidre Hall. DOSPYR ened. 29 Angry 5 Chemical 23 Bemuse 43 Used pool Now arrange the circled letters to ceful microwave oven couldn’t handle the old-fashioned, Meanwhile, in a medium mixing bowl, beat eggs well turns to his New England hometown. small amount of hot mixture into egg yolks. Add back to 31 Reveal particle 25 Regretted 44 Architect — [CNN] Worid Today 1985. form the surprise answer, as sug­ delicate dessert. Surprisingly, it can and docs, making a Beat egg whites until foamy, using high speed of an 26 Two words Saarinen Based on Stephen King's bestseller. David gested by the above cartoon. with a rotary beater. Gradually stir all of hot mixture into 33 Football 6 Saul! — [DIS] MOVIE: Jack the Giant Killer' A [USA] MOVIE: Sorry, Wrong Number’ electric beater. Gradually add sugar, beating to a stiff, hot mixture, stirring constantly, reduce power to 50 per­ ol under­ 45 Soviet news Soul. James Mason, Lance Kerwin. 1979. satiny-smooth product in just 16 minutes. executive Marie young farm lad battles monsters, dragons A bedridden millionairess fears for her life beaten eggs. Stir in vanilla. Arrange four (6 ounce) cus­ Pete — 7 Caesar's standing agency Part 1 of 2. There arc a few imponanl points to remember when glossy meringue. Place a sheet of brown paper on a and sorcery when he is chosen to escon a after overhearing a murder plot on the tele­ Answer here: a p’-'Y ' Y ' Y - y Y T ’ tard cups in an 8 X 8x 2 inch baking dish. Pour custard cent (medium). Microwave for 45 seconds to 1 minute, 35 Do better language 27 Name ol a 46 Popeye's § 8 ® Unsolved Mysteries (CC) Sched­ phone. Loni Anderson, Carl Weintraub, Hal cookie sheet. Drop 6 to 8 meringues in mounds onto than thing friend Olive beautiful princess to safety. Kerwin Mat­ X A microwaving custards: or until mixture thickens. Stir in vanilla. Set aside. 8 Cornelia — uled: Investors are allegedly fleeced by a Holbrook. 1989. (In Stereo) mixture into cups. 26 Current unit thews, Judi Meredith, Torin Thatcher. (Answers tomorrow) paper. Slide paper from cookie sheet onto the floor of the 36 Soul (Fr.) Skinner Southern Belle; a Colorado Vietnam ve­ • Small amounts cook faster and more evenly In a medium mixing bowl, combine egg whites and 29 Author — 47 Flame 1962. Rated G. In the same 2-cup measure, heat water, uncovered, on 37 Marquis 9 Body teran searches for a fellow soldier; a view­ 9:30PM ( ® (4® Anything but Love Jumbles: DIRTY QUEER VELLUM SEXTON microwave. Microwave meringues on the brown paper at de — Card Levin 48 Exercise Yesterday's • Thickening without overcooking the eggs can be high for 3 to 5 minutes, or until boiling. POur boiling cream of tartar. Beat until foamy. Gradually add remain­ to [HBO] MOVIE: 'Russkies' (CC) Three er's tip pays off in the hunt for a fugitive. (CC) Marty’s former fiancee lets it be 39 Poetic 12 Playful child 30 Different system Answer Why his conscience was ciean— tricky, so beat the eggs well and add them after the milk medium (50 percent) power for 1 to 2 minutes. Slide teen-agers befriend a shipwrecked Rus­ (60 min.) (In Stereo) known she is available again. (In Stereo) water into baking dish bottom, carefully avoiding getting ing 2 tablespoons sugar, beating until stiff peaks form. contraction 13 Reel's 32 Unilateral 50 Chemical sian sailor and show him an all-American HE NEVER USED IT brown paper back onto cookie sheet and remove from 34 Chemist's suffix ® W iseguy (CC) (60 min.) is steaming hot. That way, they cook in less time, and arc Fold egg whites into hot pudding. Fold in pincqjple, rice 40 After Jan. companion good time. Whip Hubley, Peter Billingsley, g4] Discover: The World of Science 1 0:00PM any into the custard filled cups. 41 Genus ol 17 And so on workplace 51 — Vegas (In Stereo) oven to cool. Place pudding in serving dishes, top with Leaf Phoenix. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (CC) Developing Herbert the robot; utiliz­ Now back In ilock, Jumbl* Book No. 2S It •vallabi* for S2.W, which Inciwdot poalapo less likely to curdle. Cook, uncovered, on high power for 3 minutes, give and maraschino cherries. Cover and chill for at least 4 36 Printer's 53 Club — and handling, from Jumbla, d o ihia nawapapar, P.O. Box 43M . Orlando, FL 32So2>43M. rodents (abbr.) ing a dog's sense of smell; stuttering; rein­ ® ® China Beach (CC) K.C. is impli­ baked meringues. Yields 6 to 8 servings. 43 Coarse hair 20 Enthusiast measures [LIFE] Supermarket Sweep Includa your nama, addraaa and zip coda arid maka your chack payabla to Nawipaparboeka. • These desserts cook more evenly in round dishes. In hours. Serve with whipped cream, if desired. Yields 6 to troducing caribou to Maine. (60 min.) (In cated in a Vietnamese national's death; the dish a quarter turn every minute. After 3 minutes, 46 Change into 21 Center ol 40 Tarllls square or rectangular dishes, the food in the comers [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Barbarian and the Stereo) Boonie harbors a South Vietnamese draft rotate custard cups so sides that were facing the center Old-Fashioned rice pudding 8 servings. Geisha' (CC) A historical drama of one gD MOVIE; 'Ring of Fire' In their flight to dodger. (60 min.) (In Stereo) would cook faster than the food in the center. rr ■nr man’s successful fight to open Japan to KIT 'N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright now face the edges. 1 can (12 ounces) evaporated milk Tapioca pudding freedom, a trio of hoodlums hold a deputy Knowing when a microwave-bake custard is done is Cook, uncovered, on high for 1 to 3 minutes more, or the western world. John Wayne, Eiko sheriff hostage. David Janssen, Joyce ® Nows (CC). 1/4 cup milk 1 egg, separated TT Ando, Sam Jaffa. 1958. (In Stereo) Taylor, Frank Gorshin. 1961. the only dicey factor. A baked custard’s edges cook until the edges are set, but the center still quivers. After 1 ® WPIX News 1 tablespoon butter 2 cups milk [U S A ] Jem ® MOVIE: 'Vanished' The FBI is advised (J® Synchronal Research before its center is completely set. A small baked custard minute, check for donencss every 15 seconds, turning 14 that the President's top advisor is a homo­ 1/3 cup sugar 3 tablespoons quick-cooking tapioca 6 : 3 0 P M ® CBS News (CC). (In Stereo) M-A-S-H is ready when its edges are set but its center quivers like custards if necessary. Remove each custard-filled cup sexual. Richard Widmark. James Faren- 1/3 cup raisins 5 tablespoons sugar, divided TB------TT------H |B 1 B ------® (45) ABC News (CC). lino, E G. Marshall. 1970. Part 2. d® d® NBC News Special: The New sofl-sct gelatin. Baked custard will continue to set while when done. Sprinkle with nutmeg. Let stand on a wire 2 eggs, beaten 1/4 teaspoon salt ® Comedy Wheel (61) MOVIE: 'Hustling' A lady reporter Hollywood (CC) Tom Brokaw visits the it stands. moviemaking community and examines rack for at least 15 minutes. Serve warm or chilled. 1/4 teaspoon salt H H T 9 ------HHIH (H) Charles in Charge (CC). writes the truth about prostitution in a big One final tip on custard making: Lots of old-fashioned 1 teaspoon vanilla the pressures studios face when produc­ Yields 4 servings. (18) Newsworthy city, Lee Remick, Jill Clayburgh, Monte 1 teaspoon vanilla In a 1 1/2 quart casserole, blend egg yolk, milk, Markham 1975. ing a new movie (60 min.) (In Stereo) recipes call for scalded milk. That’s not necessary Here arc some variations: d® M am a's Family Pan 1 of 2 4 cups cooked rice tapioca, 3 tablespoons sugar and salt. Let stand 5 [A&E] Worid War I g $ Castles in the Sand Profiles the last anymore, because milk these days is pasturized. Baked Coffee Custard: Prepare baked custard as 3 ^ ^ P d® d® NBC News (CC). year in the life of WISH news reporter and Today’s column features Baked custard in the Ground nutmeg minutes. Beat egg white in small bowl until foamy, [CNN] PrimeNews leukemia victim Josh Littman. (60 min.) directed above, except stir 1 tablespoon instant coffee In a 4-cup measure, combine evaporated milk, milk (24) dB Nightly Business Report microwave with two flavorful variations. We have also gradually adding 2 tablespoons sugar. Beat until soft 33 [DIS] MOVIE: 'Clash of the Titans' g® i S S News crystals into milk before cooking. ® Family Ties (CC). Greek god Perseus faces mythological and butler. Microwave at high for 2 1/2 minutes. In a 2- peaks form; set aside. (^ Hogan's Heroes included a number of custard and pudding recipes which Baked chocolate custard: Prepare baked custard as (Bl) Love Connection beasts and dark magic when he embarks quart casserole, combine sugar, raisins, eggs, salt and Stir tapioca mixture well. Microwave at high power 38~ 3 8 ^ « 3 5 [A & E ] Living Dangerously An East Lon­ you will recognize as family favorites which have been directed above, except increase sugar to 1/2 cup and [A & E ] Chronicle The family farms of on a quest to win the hand of Andromeda. vanilla. Mix well. Blend hot milk into egg mixture very for 4 1/2 to 7 1/2 minutes, or until mixture comes to a New England Laurence Olivier, Harry Hamlin. Claire don youth motorcycle team races across adapted for microwave preparation. combine sugar with 1 tablespoon cocoa powder before Bloom 1981 Rated PG. (In Stereo) 400 miles of sand dune desert (60 min.) slowly. Stir in rice. Microwave at high power for 3 boil, stirring after 3 minutes, then every minute. Stir in ------[ESPN] SportsLook < adding to milk. [ESPN] College Basketball: National [CNN] CNN News Baked custard minutes. Stir. Reduce power to 50 percent (medium) and vanilla. Fold in egg whites. Let stand for 15 minutes. [LIFE] Rodeo Drive Invitation Tournament Third Round (2 [D IS ] W had'ya Know? Michael Feldman microwave for 8 to 15 minutes, or until mixture thickens, 11/2 cups milk Floating island Serve warm or cold. 35 ^ P ^ P ■■■TT [USA] He-Man and Masters of the hrs.) (Live) brings his off-beat National Public Radio stirring 2 to 3 limes. Sprinkle with ground nutmeg. Serve Universe [HBO] MOVIE: 'Action Jackson' (CC) A show to television. (R) 1/3 cup sugar 1/3 cup sugar Variation: Tapioca Parfaits: Layer cooled tapioca pud­ tough Detroit cop dogs the trail of a psy­ warm. Yields 6 to 8 servings. ding, 3/4 cup whipping cream and 11/2 cups sliced fresh W 7:00PM ® Inside Edition [ESPN] Legends of College Basketball 3 eggs 3 tablespoons corastarch chopathic auto magnate who's systemati­ (60 min.) (R) or frozen strawberries (thawed) into parfait or sherbert ® dl) Wheel of Fortune (CC) cally eliminating his competition Carl 1 teaspoon vanilla 1/4 teaspoon salt Glorified rice pudding W ■ 57- ( ® Cosby Show (CC) (In Stereo) Weathers. Craig T Nelson. Vanity. 1988 [H B O ] One Night Stand (CC) Comic 11/2 cups water 2 3/4 cups milk dishes. Yields 4 to 6 servings. Rated R. (In Stereo) Charles Fleischer ( "Roger Rabbit ”) takes 6 tablespoons sugar, divided Ol) Jeffersons (CC). the stage (R) (In Stereo) Ground nutmeg 2 drops yellow food coloring [LIFE] Moonlighting 4 teaspoons cornstarch 0® Untouchables [M A X ] MOVIE: 'This Is Elvis' Actual In a 2-cup measure, combine milk and sugar. Cook un­ 2 egg yolk.s, well beaten 1/8 teaspoon salt Marge Churchill is a Manchester resident who is d® Kate 8i Allie (CC) [M AX] MOVIE: Stealing Home' (CC) footage and restaged scenes depict the life Flashbacks tell the story of a minor-league covered, on full power for 3 to 5 minutes, or until steam­ Meringues 1/2 cup milk an authority on microwave cooking. Questions should d4) (57) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour and career of . David Scott. baseball player's bittersweet relationship Johnny Harra. 1981 Rated PG, (In Stereo) ing and fo;uny but not boiling, about 180 degrees F„ stir 2 egg whites 1 can (8 ounces) crushed pineapple in juice, be sent to: Microwave Kitchen, Manchester Herald, d® Police Story with the older woman who was both his [TMC] MOVIE; 'Kinjite: Forbidden once. 1/4 cup .sugar P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. d® (4® Current Affair lover and mentor Mark Harmon. Jodie drained reserve juice Foster. Blair Brown 1988 Rated PG-13. Subjects' The personal need for venge­ d® Cheers (CC) (In Stereo) ance propels an embittered vice cop into CELEBRITY CIPHER the depths of Los Angeles' drug and slav­ Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous (5l) Hunter [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Couch Trip' An es­ ery underworld Charles Bronson, Perry people, past and present Each letter in the cipher stands for [A&E] New Wilderness caped mental patient becomes a Beverly another Today 's due I equals P. Lopez, James Pax. 1989 Rated R (In Hills radio psychologist Dan Aykroyd, Minute Microwave Dishes are convenient but are not tasty [CNN] Moneyline Stereo) Walter Matthau. Donna Dixon 1987 'J GUZ U OWV [ESPN] SportsCenter Rated R 10:30PM '11J USA Tonight Minute Microwave DLshes. Par- similar products from Rice A Roni dishes but it has nothing to do with sits in the pipes before it’s used, [LIFE ] Spenser: For Hire [USA] Murder, She Wrote (1® Synchronal Research me.san noodles, noodles Alfredo, and Uncle Ben’s with the exception aesthetics. First, each variety in the thereby picking up unwanted [U S A ] Miami Vice (in Stereo) ZSWQH. J TLMLE 8 l3 0 P M (33 Sydney Series Premiere (2® Odd Couple chicken flavored noodles, chicken of two chcc.sc-flavorcd dishes. A line contains more preservatives matcriids, such as lead. (26] MOVIE: 'Skyjacked' A deranged ve­ Supermarket Sampler 7:30PM ® Entertainment Tonight (CC) Comedy Valerie Bertinelli stars as a flavored rice, beef flavored rice, tasty mixture of Cheddar and blue than other manufacturer’s — for in­ The lesson from these dinners? XUAL PJEZH Valerie Benmeiii's new TV series "Syd­ young, single private eye in modern Los teran skyjacks a plane and demands to be ney." (in Stereo) Angeles. Tonight After returning to Los taken to Russia Charlton Heston, Yvette French style rice piiSf and Ched­ cheese gives the Cheddar cheese, stance, Uncle Ben’s Country People who spend no more than a Angeles, Sydney cannot find any clients Mimieux, James Brolin 1972 singles and smaller families and for SNUZZ, OLSUQZL J ® (2® Jeopardy! (CC) dar cheese, broccoli and rice. 89 Rice A Roni and the new frozen broccoli and rice dish top marks. Recipes. Second, each is quite high minute preparing their food may get (In Stereo) (M) Hogan's Heroes ® Kate & Allie (CC) cents per 2 to 2 5/8 oz. or $1.59 microwavablc rice, pasta and the microwave. The chcc.se blend in the noodles in sodium — especially for a side what they deserve. QI3 ^Q) Head of the Class (CC) Selection (Sfl Monet: Legacy of Light (CC) Kathryn (H) WPIX News SW Q NA T'H ZHUEH committee member Arvid promises three Walker narrates this account of the life and per 47/8 to 51/4 oz. package. vegetable medleys. Like Rice A As an aesthetic experience, pour­ Alfredo is almost as good although dish. d® d8) M *A *S *H different girls the honor of being school works by impressionist artist Claude M o­ CAROLYN: In the convenience Roni, these microwave dishes can ing utp water into these little trays of it looks an awfully lot like wallpaptcr My last concern is with package Bonnie Tandy Leblang, a dance queen. U PJEL GJHO W Q H Hard Copy net (In Stereo) food continuum, these new Minute be stored on a cupboard shelf almost powder and pasta or rice bares some paste. directions that suggest you use registered dietitian, and Carolyn (4® Cosby Show (CC) (in Stereo) [A & E ] Crusade in Europe The Allies' de­ ;61) Three's Company feat at Kasserine Pass is overturned Microwave pa.st and rice dishes indefinitely. Like the frozen side similarity to making playground BONNIE: I also have problems warm water when preparing the Wyman, a Junk food fanatic, are XUHSDLZ.' — IDJN [A&E] World of Survival [D IS ] Ready Steady Go! (R) dishes, these arc designed for mud pics. The la.stc is compiarablc to with this new line of microwave food to be microwaved. Warm water syndicated columnists. 9 l O O P M (33 Jake and the Fatman (CC) could be placed somewhere between [CNN] Crossfire [HBO] MOVIE: The Stranger' (CC) Kill (60 min ) (In Stereo) ers stalk the amnesiac witness to a triple E J Y Y Q H W . [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC) J L becomes ent- (33 {^0 Doogie Howser, M .D . (CC) Doo- murder Bonnie Bedelia, Peter Riegert, icalty ill after being poisoned by a myster­ PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "I say let’s banish bridge; let's gie IS asked to join a prestigious pediatrics Barry Primus 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) ious gas (In Stereo) find some pleasanter way ol being miserable together.” practice. (R) (In Stereo) — Don Herold. [ESPN] Motorweek Illustrated 1 1 :00PM ® ® C57) News (CC) M enus (33 Run for Your Life ® 50 Years Ago Today 13T! 8; 00 PM CJ) Normal Life Series g 8 Night Court (CC) Dan's own fu­ (11 Cheers (CC) Part 3 of 3 served at Bolton Elementary-Center Premiere (CC) Comedy Dweezil and ture hangs in the balance when he at­ “ I didn't get the quality control inspector job. evening meal second: choice of fruit, milk. Friday: French bread pizza, broc­ Thursday: Steakuum with Moon Unit Zappa portray teen-agers in an tempts to r*''* ^ snady law-firm chief dis­ '16 Synchronal Research Senior Citizen school the week of March 2^30: Someone notic^ my shoes don't match." Monday: Boneless pork loin with Wednesday: Ziti with mcat.saucc, coli cuts, choice of fruiL milk. cheese, onion rings, assorted fruit. The following meals will be Friday: School-baked pizza, Monday: Chicken nuggets, but­ gravy, baked potato, squash: Chick­ tossed salad, garlic bread, choice of tered noodles, carrot circles, mixed ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavas served at Wcslhill Gardens and en sandwich, fruit, milk. fruit, milk. tossed garden salad, assorted fruit. Mayfair Gardens the week of March Breakfast fruit. Tuesday: Roast turkey with stuff­ Thursday: Italian or tuna grinder, Coventry elementary Tuesday: Milelong hotdog, 26-30 to Manchester residents who ing and gravy, whipped potato, peas: lettuce and tomato, com chips, The following breakfasts will be FAce iT-TME.Re5 The following lunches will be French fries, vegetables, cookie and arc 60 or older: Egg salad sandwich, fruiu milk. served in Manchester public schools G0I106 TO PE. AIMfueR At-wA'is ses choice of fruiu milk. served at Nadian Hale, Robertson applesauce. LITTLE. YELLOW PIKIMI.' Monday: Chicken rice soup, Wednesday: Shells with mild the week of March 26-30: meatballs, spaghetti with sauce, Friday: French bread piz.zji, broc­ and Covenuy Grammar schools the Wednesday: Art festival, no ® t W at-A^s A$ mcatsaucc, wax beans, peas: Turkey coli cuts, choice of fruiu milk. Monday: Bagel with butter or lurKh served. Bring own limch. Milk green beans with almonds, purple sandwich, fruiL milk. pcanulbutlcr, orange slices, milk. week of March 26-30: Monday: Tuna salad boat with and snacks available. \ \ A i f F u l l . plums. Thursday: Baked mcalloaf, Tue.sday: Juice, cereal, toast, lettuce, potato puffs, chilled fruit Thursday: Juice, mcatloaf, nood­ Ihesday: Juice, cheese la.sagna, whipped potato, carrots: Chicken milk. M anchester junior cup, taco with meat, cheese, lettuce les with gravy, peas, bread pudding. green peas, lettuce wedge with salad sandwich, fruit, milk. Wednesday: Blueberry muffin, dressing, fresh fruit. and tomato, seasoned rice, Mexican Friday: Pizza, tossed salad, $ 0 M£O\^e FLSF Friday: Baked haddock, whipped The following lunches will be applc.saucc, milk. choice of dressing, fruited gelatin Wednesday: Minestrone soup, potato, spinach: Tuna salad Thursday: Juice, cereal, toast, com, frosted cake square. oven fried fish, wild rice and olives, served at the Manchester Junior with topping. IS B U Y IN G . sandwich, fmiL milk. High schools the week of March milk. Tuesday: Taco with meat, cheese, tomato Provencal, apple. l*a0b»NfAtr< 26-30: Friday: French loa.st with syrup, lettuce and tomato, seasoned rice, j(illi)^Ok) Thursday: Juice, briskeu mashed sausage links, juice, milk. Mexican com, frosted cake square. We repair Kirby Vacs potatoes, mixed vegetables, gelatin Monday: Toasted cheese or foot- Manchester High long hot dog on roll, tomato soup, Wednesday: Oven-baked chick­ We repair Miele Vacs jubilee. Coventry High en, whipped potato and gravy, sweet Only genuine parts are PHIPPS by Joseph Farris The following lunches will be potato chips, choice of fruiL milk. THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom Friday: Tomato juice, oven fried The following lunches will be garden peas, com muffin, gelatin used chicken, com pudding, vegetable served at Manchester High School Tuesday: Beefburger or and the Regional Occupational cheeseburger on roll, pouilo rounds, served at Coventry High School the with topping. Bag.s, Bel(.s, Etc HEV,A£.e,'<’^VlW medley, carrot and raisin salad, week of March 26-30: T hur^ay: TUrkey panic on a roll Small Appliance Repair OCN'T THESE (WAlK m e Training Center the week of March choice of fruiL gelatin, milk. UP TKAVE THAT canned fruit. Monday: Fish nuggets with dip, with lettuce and tomato, French Appliance and Vaccuni HH nose SEEM AW RJI^ 26-30: Wednesday: Ziti with mcatsaucc, HONKER IMCeOl Monday: Toasted cheese tossed salad, garlic bread or salad macaroni salad, green beans, choice fries, fruit bar. Center 6l)L60U6A_;^^ Meal on Wheels sandwich or foollong hot dog on a bar, choice of fruit, milk. of fruit. Friday: School-baked pizza, l>ustRdIMuza,Kt.30 Tuesday: Cheeseburger, French to.sscd garden salad, assorted fruit. Tlic following meals will be roll, tomato soup, potato chips, Thursday: Italian or tuna grinder, Vernon, CT. 872-12S0 fries, a.ssoncd fruit. served to Meals on Wheels clients choice of fruit, milk. lettuce and tomato, com chips or A.sk your iKighbor about us Wednesday: Calzonc with sauce, Bolton schools the week of March 26-30. The hot Tuesday: Beefburger or salad bar, choice of fruit, pcanutbut- to.sscd garden salad, a.

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