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Cloudy today Manchester, Conn. and Friday Thursday, Jan. 6, 1983 — See page 2 Single copy 25 40% OFF Chief: 911 ALL WINTER BOOTS *7 u.*21 Our O ng.* 12.99 to 34.99 (T o to t m ( Iik Mik M.) violated 30% ALL LEATHER INSULATED WORK BOOTS By Raymond T. DeMeo Herald Reporter 27.99 t. 38.49 Four Eighth Utilities District Our Rtfl. 39.99 to 54.99 volunteer firefighters violated emergency dispatching procedures •LKlies’ Oorm Boots,ortg.* s.«9.. .. *4 when they responded, without being dispatched, to a New Y ea r’s Eve 'InlMimdUt. ni.ilulo*m takwi Not Ul tlylM md lim In lU tloiM LbniM lo tlora ■iock only medical emergency at a Tudor Lane apartment, according to a police of ficer’s report. 3 0 %"OFFT In a Jan. 1 report to his superiors, Police Officer Michael V. Ludlow AU said that the district firefighters only got in the way at the scene and fireplace I frightened the victim, who had suf fered a seizure. They also risked a possible acci equipment dent by driving a fire truck through a red light at a high rate of speed on EXAMPLES: their way to the 4 p.m. incident, while Ludlow’s cruiser stopped on [•Hart Glass Door Sctaans the green, the report said. our Police Chief Robert D. Lannan, Bug. 129.70...... < 8 8 who administered the 911 program, made the in-house report public at a •Hart KD Screans meeting he called Wednesday. ’The POLICE CHIEF LANNAN Our iwrKNsblef^lm k. meeting was attended by represen ftag.49.70 ...... 34.79 stiyw aitnlia^ft^ tatives of the town, police, town and . . blasts District officials Eighth District fire departments, •Assambtod Sciaens (Wise.) ' Manchester Memorial Hospital, and of “ pirating and jumping calls. Our the Ambulance Service of “ It^may well be that the police Rug.99.70 ...... 69.70 CORONAt. Manchester, Inc. ’The press was also may take some kind of legal remedy Conip6.ttQii*j . . l/na>'n)ya jiiiwwa^y^*jQ ^ | y 'iyt>we»wv fa> JtW iTliia’ kind of, rtwUli>»u>>aall ' i jumping,” he said. “ Don’t take that .♦BarOraJle ,.5 .9 9 AN ANGRY LANNAN accused OutR.O.0.77...... ttoroeone district fire chief John Christensen •Hewtb Rug 5 .9 9 aSeitayRr.. and district director Clancy Allain PleaHe turn lo page 10 ...... ■ • :T -* T SITU, rtook only. 8 0 IW. w . InalM.* O w S iM Us* ‘Pretty-AS‘A Picture’ Air •KaroaamC iii^ am n lV The House opens shop Boyle's lawyer Freshener Our 0 0 4 Rsg.1.39 . . .9 « 9 •Aladdin 11,900 « T U Ruiiialii The new session of the General Assembly opened Wednesday Kerosene Heater, itag. iiaMriiNHinv and the Manchester delegation to the House of Represen Guardsman tatives settled in. Clockwise from left, Rep. J. Peter Fusscas, R- wants to quit •Aladttet I^SOOBIU C ^ ec ien 5Sth District, applauds with Interest the session opening Furniture festivities, while Rep. Elsie L. “ B iz” Swensson, R-13th District, By Richard Cody defender, filed his motion to be Potish (14 oz.) finds time to polish her fingernails. Rep. James R. removed among five others this Herald Reporter Our -I O T •Corona: McCavanagh, D-12th District, gets comfortable in his new morning. It climaxed bitter disputes fts^2.19. . I . Q f Karaaenel home on his first day In the House, checking to see what his VERNON — The defense attorney between himself and the court and desk has to offer. McCavanagh, a freshman. Is the first for Eklward F. Boyle today stunned prosecution. Sion ilaoli only. Sony, no mnclioclii. Democrat to hold that seat since 1978, the courthouse by asking to be Giedraitis implied this morning that K elly has not allowed him .1 removed as counsel for the accused killer. enough time to prepare adequately 2 $ % i m for the case, thereby damaging his I; Tolland County Superior Court client’s chances of iKing acquitted. Judge Eugene T. Kelly was ’The lawyer today also said that LENOX expected to hear the motion later when police were obtaining' a con today. Shw/rci' fession — vital to the prosecution’s Vincent Giedraltis, the public case — from Boyle, an assistant •Woo«an4VaH|#$.^’ director at the Whiting Forensic Institute, the state’s maximum •BsrtMSoi Shiws CruMD m a l security psychological hospital, was 1tSK„OurR«g.MBE«...... a *ar*Z .74 Reponds to DiRosa's attack threaten^ with arrest when she •StsyFfiM MM.Rsds m «% The Board of Directors Tuesday evening cost savings would likely result from capital Weiss said a study that would produce Palimony lawyer in act Fashion models pose free delayed a decision on whether to ap improvements to the heating systems. specific recommendations would cost about 1-park propriate funds for. an engineering study of General Manager Robert B. Weiss said $5,000 per building. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - Palimony lawyer , BOSTON (UPI) — Twentyelcbt of Botton’i top the aged h u tin g systems in the Municipal the administration has contacted a heating These costs are for the'studies alone, not WOHIOt Marvin Mitchelson says he will argue the appeal of fashion models posed Wednesday for a picture worth nunoA'nMt Building and Lincoln Center. consulting firm, which reported it would for the improvements that might be Roxanne Pulitzer's divorce decree, which he compared $20,000. But the session didn’t cort a cdnt. By Raymond DeMeo here.” Before spending money on a study of the cost $2,000 for a study of the two buildings recommended. to an edict from the Moral Majority. The models and a fashion pbotoCTapber donated their Herald Reporter "W e told him (Thornton) that we Were systems’ problems, Democratic Mayor that would produce just general recommen “ I think the $2,000 job would probably be Mitchelson, widely known for his part in Michelle time to help publicize the Model’s M U to be IhM Feb. S interested in it (the 83 acres) and that’s Steffen T. Penny suggested getting a less dations. without pinpointing specific too general to give us what we’re looking Triola’g palimony suit against movie actor Lee Marvin, as a benefit. The town is moving ahead with plans as far as we’ve gone,” Lamson said. formal oveririew, to determine whether a problems. for,” said Weiss. said W^nesday he will join a team of attorneys " I f I had to pay for it, the whole thing would probably tp expand the Buckland Industrial Park un wt«Ti«« fotocAti The land id question is partially representing Mrs. Pulitzer. cost me $20,000 In models fees, photography and location into a 65-acre parcel on the south side of wooded, with some wetlands. But roost Mrs. Pulitzer was divorced from her millionare hus fees," said Patricia Lock, executive director of the ToUapd. Turnpike. of it is the former site of an open gravel band of 6'/k years, Peter Pulitzer, the grandson of the Genesis Fund for birth defects, which is sponsoring the The land is adjacent to where the state pit, Lamson said. tum-of-the-century publishing king Joseph Pulitzer. ball. Department of Transportation plans to 'Die parcel is particularly attractive Mitchelson characterized the ruling by Circuit Judge Photographer James Daigle said it was the first time expand Interstate 86. Some of it to owned for Industrial development beceuse it’s Carl Harper as chauvinistic and “ highly inequitable.” he had woned with so many models at m e time. Weather by the state, but a large portion— about crossed by a Conrail line, which starte in " I t sounds as though (Moral Majority R ev.) Jerry "You’re deaUng with a stack of personalitim,’’ IM gle , 6 3 acres.— is owned by William B. Ihorn- Hartford, runs through the Buckland In Falwell wrote it," he said. said of the men women who pUsed for the shbt at U ton, owner of the Manchester Sand & dustrial Park, and ends at the Central Following a review of 19 days of lurid testimony about discotheque. He said most o f the models can command Gravel Co. Connecticut Farmer’s Cooperative adultery, lesbianism, incest, drug use and psychic upwards of $700 a day in the Boston area. Today’s forecast Thornton’s parcel is bisected by the Association on Apel P la c e .. seances. Harper awarded Pulitzer custody of the “ I think it’s great that so many people got together proposed route for Interstate Sll, aocor- Lamson said the town will submit a with the same interest to help the fundraiser,” he said. couple’s twin 5-year-old sons. Today partial clearing this afternoon. Highs SS to 40. ; ding to Town Planner Alan F. Lamson. preliminary application for the proposed Harper also left Pulitzer with virtually all of the fami Black-and-white pictures of the models wUl be used m Winds U ^ t northerly. Tonight partly cloudy. Lows in Assuming the state buys that land for the expension to the state. If the preliminary ly fortune, estimated at between |2.5 and |25 million by posters and invitations for the baU, whUe a huge color the mid 20s. Winds light vartable becoming light .. highway expansion, the town would application passes muster, tte next step opposing lawyers, but pegged by Harper at between |10 picture of the group wiU greet b a ilo r s as they walk in is to apply to the state for a planning S S ^ southerly toward sunrise. Friday variable cloudiness . purchaM additional acreage to compen and $12 million. the door. and windy with a few showers. Highs around 40 but tur sate for the loss. The additional land grant, be said. „ Mrs. Pulitzer was awarded her Porsche sports car, Models, fasblm photographers, and others from the , belongs to several private owners. ning colder in the afternoon with the showers possibly THE STATE PROVIDED $5 million, about$80,000 worth of jewelry, $48,000 in alimony, $102,- modeUng industry wiU a tu ^ the ball at the Metro in ' Thornton is out of town and couldn’t be changing to flurries. Winds southerly l!f to 20 mph shif or 50 percent of the net cost to the town, 000 in attorney's fees and $7,000 in equity in Pulitzer’s Boston’s Kenmore Square, h b. Lock said. ' reached this morning. But in November, ting to westerly. for the development o f the Buckland In yacht. when he Won a zone change from rural dustrial Park. Lamson said the town Mitchelson said he believes Circuit Judge Carl Harper residential to industrial on his 6S-ann> made errors of law and judgment in awarding Pulitzer ■Chronic wedder’ on trial outlook parcel, it was assumed he would go would seek a similar funding arrange UPI photo Extended ment to help finance the purchase and custody of the children and in refusing to grant Mrs. ahead with his own industrial park there. 'Pulitzer’s request for substantial alimony. PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) — A man accused of being development of the new parcel. Wants to die married to 83 women at the same time lost his bid to BOSTON (U PI) - Extended outlook for New England ** LAM SO N S A ID T O D A Y that the The town has been considering an in delay his trial. Saturday through Monday; - . zone change granted to Thornton "baa dustrial park expansion for at least four Doris Ann Foster, convicted In 1982 of fatally The 11-man, seven-woman panel was sworn in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Fair ! nothing to do .with what we (the town) years. Lamson said the tim e is ripe now CHILDREN’S ‘Bombs away’ may end it stabbing her elderly landlady with a screw Wednesday by Superior Court Judge RufUs Coulter, who weather Saturday, sunny on Sunday, Increasing ; are doing. There’s no hidden agenda because the Buckland Park is nearly full, driver, said she wants her appeals dropped scheduled the start of opening arguments in the trial of cloudiness and becoming a little warmer on Monday. and there appears to be strong demand High temperatures in the 30s Saturday and Sunday, m id GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (U P I) — In old war movies, and a date set for her execution. Giovanni Vigliotto, 53, today. from b iis in ^ ^ looking for an industrial WINTER CLEARANCE a pilot would say “ bombs away” and a crew member Investigators said the man was married to 81 women 30s to mid 40s on Monday. Low temperatures in the park location here. would fire. With a voice-activated computer now being in 18 states and nine foreign countries in the past 20 teens and 20s. tested by the Air Force, those words alone could tr i^ e r Boston mayor recuperates years. After bis arrest police said the man amnttted VenrAMt; Flurries Saturday. Fair Sunday. Cold with Comment highs in the 20s. Lows zero to 15. Chance of flurries Mon 20%-50% OFF! a jet’s weapons. using 51 aliases. Swift Mercury ' The voice command system, designed by Lear Siegler BOSTON ( U P I) - Mayor Kevin H. White was listed in Vigliotto tried again Wednesday to delay the trial, day. Highs in the 30s and lows in the teens. Maine, New Hampshire; aearing Saturday. Fair Sun sought Inc., got its first engineering test last week at the good condition in Massachusetts General Hospital today claiming he could not handle his own defense. Last Dec. Mercury, the nearest to the sun and Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio, company- day. A i r south and chance of light snow or flurries after being admitted for observation of complaints of 13, Vigliotto was successful in getting a d ^ y because of The Board of Directors will bold a also the smallest of the nine known spokeswoman Sharron Reynolds said Wednesday. north Monday. H i ^ in the 20s north to 30s south. Lows “ fatigue.” a stomacb problem that required l^italization. public comment session on Thursday, planets, moves with great speed in its in the single numbers north and teens south. The voice command system, being tested on a special Hospital spokesman Martin Bander said “ preliminary The native of Sicily is accused of bigamy in his Jan. 20, from 6:30 to 8:30 in the journey around the sun, averaging about F-16 jet, recognizes voice patterns to receive and tests appear to be normal but the doctor admitted the marriage to Patricia A. Gardiner, 41, who met Vigliotto Municipal Building Board of Direc 30 miles a second to complete a circuit in process verbal commands. mayor overnight as a precautionary measure.” eight days before she married him Nov. 18, IM l. tors office, to hear comments and 88 earth days. The planet is 3,100 miles in It allows a pilot to concentrate on flying the aircraft White walked into the hospital around 11:30 p.m. and After the marriage, he convinced her to sell her suggestions from the public. diameter, has a mean distance of . 36 and handle certain functions without taking his or hands told emergency room physician Dr. Andrew Marks “ I house. When he vanished two weeks later, so did 138,500 National forecast Sessions are held regularly the flrst- million miles from the sun and requires off the controls. felt fatigued and came in to have my blood pressure she received in the house sale, the woman told police. Tuesday of each month from 9 to 11 59 earthy days to rotate once on its axis. Temperatures on the sun side of Mer checked.” Marks summoned a team of doctors and ran UiAM Prcn a.m. and the third Thursday of each a series of tests, including monitoring of his heart and a Fcft Los AMeles c month, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. cury are estimated to reach 800 degrees Arson suspected In N.H. Lovisvilie pc Skiers flee resort fire vital signs. F and on the dark side, about 70 degrees. Anchons* • Memphis pc “ His condition is good. The mayor said he hoped to be AUmUle c Miami Bech cy JEFFERSONVILLE, Vt. (UPI) — Authorities LONDONDERRY, N.H. (UPI) - Arson may have jogging later this week,” Marks said. AUinbi pc MIlwaBkee r assessed damages today in trying to find the cause of a caused a New Y ea r’s Day fire that killed five resldoits BU llm pc MinneapoUs r M nder said he understood White, 53, was driven from of the Brittany Arms apulment complex, the state tire Btmunshani e Nashville pc fire that swept through several units in a condominium his Beacon Hill home by a son. He was taken to a private Borton r New Orlans pc complex at Smugglers Notch Ski Area — forcing scores marshal’s office says. B n m cll TX.fjr New Yorti pc room and will undergo additional tests today for a more OUabom Cty c Donorscreening wqits of vacationing college students to flee into the cold. While fire investigators originally thought elebtrlcal BWralo cy complete evaluation of his phsyical status. CInrMii S.C. I Omaha w Seven or eight condominiums were badly damaged by problems might have sparked the blaze, FIre'Marriial Ourlott N.C. I Philadelphia pc Raymond Dewfaurst said Wednesday that cause bad CMctn r Phecnlz e the Wednesday blaze, but only one minor injury was Pittshnsh pe been nded out during the S-day investigation, as were deveuiid cjr reported. Man dies in explosion ColianiMi cy Portland Me. r notional guidelines “ We didn’t think it was much at first until people told "other natural causes.” m n n e Portland Ore. r "The probable cause of the fire is listed as undeter D m nr pc ftovidence r us, ‘Your lives are in danger, don’t bother getting CORINNA, Maine (U P I) - John Bunnell was killed Rkhmoad pc The Blood Bank of the Red Cross in receiving blood that comes from a total mined, but suspicious,” said Dewhnrst, adding that Dm Monies cy dressed — just get out,” ’ said Rusty (^itier, 18, a Wednesday when a metal barrel he was sawing open IMraU s St. Loais c (Connecticut, which supplies most of the of 12 or 20 donors, thus automatically exploded, Maine State Police said. local fire authorities w«>uhi continue their Investigation. IM bUi • Salt Lak Ctycy college student from Concord, N.H. San Antonio tj blood used in the state, is concerned reducing the probal^ty of transmission. Joan CoUaruUo, 41; Nmman Coombs, M ,; his wife, D F u o (y “ We thought it was just a little kitchen fire,” echoed 'Trooper Charles Downing says Bunnell was working San Diego c about evidence Jfiat blood transfpsioas Manchesteg, M em oriali Hospital, 'i at a camp tn Corinna to make a stove out of a-metal Donna, 35; and two of iher-children from a prevtoMi fS S S S ^ l Saw PVancsc hs his roommate, Schaffer Fisher, 18, also of Concord, San. Joan r are one way of transmitting AIDS, a dis received more than 09 percent of its barrel when the accident occurred. Bunnell was using a marriage, Em ily, 12, and Amanda, 7, died o f smoke in IndiinspoUs cy N,B Jectai Mm . p SMttie r ease that affect the Immune systems. blood from the Red Cross Mood bank. The wind-whipped fire broke out shortly before 8 a.m. circular saw to cut the barrel when chemical residue in halation when they were trapped in the hallway of their jMksoavlUe c &Mkane r 'ranm pe But Pj-. Rltohard Cable, director of Blood transfusions have been the barrel apparently ignited. Downing said. building when fire broke out near a first-flom' storage KsnsM a ty pc in a compiex housing eight condominiums and was Lm Vm u c Wasningtiai cy American Red Cross Blood Services in suspected in the transmission of AIDS, room Sunday night. spotted by a young woman who was jogging nearby, a Sparks from the saw apparently ignited the residue, U ttle I M c WkhlU c Connecticut says no charge can be made but the link was verified Tuesday at the Dewburst said the fire was able to rapidly spitoad ski area spokeswoman said. which was believed to be an adhesive, he said. ^ in the ipethod of screening donors until Center for Disease Control in Atlanta. "extrem e heat and gases” up to the third floor bemuse The condominiums — which were privateiy owned but The accident happened about noon. Downing said , some national standards are set. At a meeUng there gay activities the structure lacked smoke detectors and there w u a managed by the ski area — were quickly evacuated.' Bunnell died at Plummer Memorial Hospital in Dexter Thus far the chief concern over charged that a m ove is under way to bar delay in notifying the fire department. The fire was first Each had been rented to 12 students, the spokeswoman of chest and abdominal injuries shortly after being transmission of AIDS through blood has homosexuals from donating blood. reported about 10 p.m. S iu ^ y . said. brought there. Lottery been with hemophiliacs, who receive an Homosexuals are one group at high anti-hemophilic concentrated from the risk of having AIDS, Acquired Immune . blood o f many donors. ' Deficiency Syndrome. AIm at high risk Dr. Cable said most other people to are Intra.venous drug users, receive blood donations are p r^ b ly hemophiliaca; and Haitian refugees. Feopletalk Numbers drawn in New 937. England Wednesday: Rhode Island dally: 3847. Cnmecticnt daily: 445. Vermont dally: 658. Maine dally; 513. Massachusetts daily: Thymus hormon^ level Poor Christina New Hampshire daily: 7253. Poor Christina Onassis — although the shipping empire she inherited from her father, Aristotle high in AIDS victims Onassis. ranks as the world’s eighth largest in dependent tanker owner, Fortune magazine calls Olympic small potatoes compared to the big fleets. Aimanac BOSTON (U PI) - High leveU of a hor hemophilia^, people with a blood-, The magazine reports Olympic may be earning mone have been found in homosexual clotting disorder. $15 to $20 million a year on a net worth of no more men suffering from a baffling immune Bight ‘^relatively healthy” than $160 million, with an estimated total debt of at system deficiency, a discovery doctors homosexuaU men and two with a rare least $130 million. Today is Thursday, Jan. 8, the sixth day of 1983 with say may help them diagnose and treat cancer called Kaposi’s sarcoma had But there’s no worry Miss Onassis will have to 350 to fellow. the disease that kills 40 percent of its vic thymus hormone l^ els four times that learn typing — her father left her 48 percent of his Ih e moon is moving toward its first quarter. tims. o f 10 healtto heterosexual men, said the interest in a mess of interlocking corporations and The morning stars are J q iiter and Saturn. Measuring levels of a hormone study at ( ^ r g e Washington and the holding companies, along with an annual allowance The evenlnr stars are M m ury, Venus and Mars. secreted by the thymus the master M.D. Andcxson Hospital and Tumor of $250,000. indexed for inflation. Those bom on this date are under the sign of gland of the immune system — may help Institute in [Houston ( ^ t e r . Capricorn. doctors screen patients at high risk ol Researchers were unsure if the high n e t s Carl Sandburg and Khalil Gibran w ere both getting Aquired Immune Deficiency Syn levels of the hormone were a result of a Show must go on dept bora on Jan. 8 - Sandburg in 1878, Gibran in 1883. drome (AID S), doctors said in a letter in malfunction in the thymus or the blood On this date in history: the New England Journal of Medicine. cells targeted to receive the hormone. NBC Radio “ Talknet” host Bruce Williams will In 1780, George Washington married widow Martha "W e’re very excited about the obser The homosexuals also had low levels of resume his nightly three-hour, call-in show of finan Dandridge CusUs. vation. It's a clue that w ill enable us to total T cells, a type of white blood cell cial advice tonight — from his hospital bed in In 1838, Samuel F.B. Morse and his partner, Alfred help identify AIDS patients and give us a that fights disease. Ilw y had low levels Princeton, N.J. 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S1S.M for Mwaa montha, ' Randall Heard, 37, wwe Kinloch is nestled between the Santee R iver and criminal impersonation 20% -30% 0FF Washington area. DonaMson, getting married for book by the outspoken Argentina newspaper Brainard Plaeo, Manehoalsr, SSO.ra lor abt monOia and 961.40 . arraigned Tuesday in in toe car wlto him, ^ v e Winyah Bay 15 miles south of Georgetown. 'Dimer and larceny, w u charged the third time, said, ‘"n iis is forever until 1 publisher... Conn. 0SO40. Ssqond elaaa' I * ona year. Mall ratoa ara Manchester Superior Court police a false name whed BOYS’ CORDUROY JEANS, by Bllly-the- FOR INFANTS AND TODDLERSI Save on plans to leave the land untouched, according to Dee poalago paid at ManohaaMr. avaHaMa on raquaat asked for Identification, wito third degree forgery, expire.” High Society magazine hoasta Its Fahm aty Issne on a variety o f charges. Kld and other famous makersi Sizes 8-16, knit tops, dresses, slacks, snowsuits, Woods, his secretary. Conn. POSTMASTER; Sand ad- criminal tmpersoniiUon, has ‘(the barest pictores yet of Criatins Arrara draaa ehanuM to Sw Manchaalar To plaea a otoaadlad ordlaptoy Police said the manager poilM said. In Los Angeles, Chevy Chase, W, and his wife, attempted sixth degru reg. $14-$19 overalls, 2-plece sets and morel A great OeLorean” ... Maraid. P.O. Sox ssi. advaruaamant, or to raport a : at Andy’s Food Market at PoUce said a waUet con^ 5>5t Jaynl, 25, became parents of a baby girl, CjUney Four-time Grammy Award-winnar WUlia N alsn Mawenaaiaf. Conn. 0SO4O. naara Nam. atoiy or pMura Maa, 300 N. Main St, Upped them tabling toe identiflcatloH larceny, and sixth d a gru BOYS* FLANNEL SHIRTS, print or woven assortment for newborns. Infants and Social notes Catbalene. She's their first child. tapes an in-c8noart special Tor Home Boa Of- caS 6432711. Ollloa hours ws off at to a.m. (hat Edwards and credit cars of a Souto larceny by pou M s ion. plaids, sizes 8-20. Reg. $10-$14 0.BB*B.B8 toddlers 29%-30% OFF To auhaedba, or to raport a 6:30 a.m. lo 8 p.m. Monday Windsor woman was found I Edwards' bond w u set Washington bachelor Sam Donaldson, 48, an ABC ficebefore an audianoa at the Aasttn, Texas, Opera daSaary proMam, oaS S47-SS4S. Ihrougn Friday. had tried to cash a sUden in Heard’s possession. Tbs at $4,800 to court Tuesday. White House correspondent, is getting married to Hoosa Jton. 9 -M ... OSlea houra are S40 a.m. to SM check at the market. When Heard’s bond is $500. Both Tha "Sid Caesar: Master of Comedy” Ntraipao> p.fn. MonMy wouQn FfiOi|f ww T)w Manohaator NsraM’ la a . police arrived there wallet w u reported stolen OPEN MON. THRU SAT. m n th r u s a t OPEN MON. THRU FRI. TIL Jan Smith, 27, a former ABC staffer who now works Glimpses to UfiliM OPEN 6 . . OPEN DAILY TIL S P.M. Uva at Now York’s Mnseam o f Broadcasting hns M e 10 ajn. Sahitday. OaSuanr Praaalntor- ‘ Edwards had left, but he Monday to East Hartford, men wore taken into as a reporter for WDAF-TV, an'NBC affiliate in ineuM ba mada by S p.m. Mon naSonal naan aarvl TIL 9 P.M. ’TIL 9:30 P.M. THURS. NIGHT TIL 8:45 9 P.M.; SAT. ’TIL 6 P.M. MS and la a - was later found In a car In tin y said. cutody at the Hartford Kansas City, Mo. Liv Ullmann and Roy Scheider w ill star in NBC’s been heM over through Fohraary Iqr popular de day Pwough Friday and ty T;S0 msmbsr of too Am H Bureau ol • New Britain • Avon • Vomon • Groton tlw parking lot of the t a r Heard w u charged wito Correctional Center. • Corbino Cornsr • Msricten Square The wedding w ill take place in Washington in “ Jacobo Timerman: Prisoner Without a Name, mand and Caasar w ill conduct seminars at tha a.m. Saturday. CIroulallona. • Manchaatar • Bristol Corners mopping plasa, conspiracy to commif Edwards wiU ap p u r in April, and the bride-to-be will look for a job in the Cell Without a Number,” a T V m ovie baaed on the museum in Fabru ary.... BoUce said. criminal impersonaUon, court again on Friday, and ALL DAL STORES OPEN SUNDAYS 12 TO 8 . . . except New Britain and Groton closed Sundays '. Police said Edwards conspiracy to comn^it Hurd on Tuesday. a «M M ( A t 1 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., Jan. 6. 1983 - ■'» 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., Jan. 6. 1963 The Inauguration Prosecutor says a group exists to kidnap children FREEHOLD, N.J. (UPI) -r Monmouth County Chichester, N.Y. was remanded to the Monmouth (boun Lehrer, who expects to file additional charges against would be endangering a minor. ’ prosecutor Alexander Lehrer says there is a national ty Correctional FacUity, where he was held on $250,000 HammiU. Mid he would seek a grand Jury indictment Defense Attorney Diane Aifer said Han;inill would not enter a plea until he is indicted. O'Neill promises to keep down spending ; conspiracy to kidnap and sexually abuse children and bail. next week. One of those charges, he said, probably •.that Hugh Hammill, accused of kidnapping a IS-year-old • IRghlands toy, was part of it. By Mark A. Dupuis $46.5 million deficit said O’Neill gave "an to do it?” of Lt. Gov. Joseph J. "There are people in this county, certainly in this United Press Inter projected for the current excellent speech. He told House Minority Leader Fauliso and then attended state and country who. are kidnapping the minds and national fiscal year to “a very poor the state we have serious R.E. Van Norstrand, R- a luncheon in his honor at a bodies of our children,” Lehrer said alter Hammill was national economy,” and problems that still exist.” Darien, described the downtown hotel. arraigned on charges of abducting Charles Dyson. HARTFORD - Gov. said the state wasn’t alone Senate Majority Leader speech as “mundane” and ' Later In the day, he The boy, releasto and found safe in New York, then William O'Neill has in its fiscal problems. Richard Schneller said only outlined concerns attended a Democratic told officials he had been held in Vermont for several started his first full term in "These are, terribly ifil- O’Neill gave "a strong facing the state, which Van Party fundraiser and days. CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN office with a pledge to hold ficult times, but we in speech" that tejls the Norstrand said any capped the day with a trip "These people are very sophisticated. They know down state spending while Connecticut are not Legislature it has work to legislator could have done. to the inaugural ball at the target children, children who are emotionally or finan providing more jobs, alone," he said, citing do. “ But it did not deal O’Neill began Inaugura state armory, a black tie cially deprived,” the prosecutor said. "They send scouts MEAT DEPT, SPECIALS DELI SPECIALS housing and a better projections of a $200 billion with the central issue — tion Day with a stop in the ' event expected to draw to find these children, to lure them away from their USDA CHOICE transportation system for federal deficit and deficits where do we get the funds Senate for the swearing-in about 2,(KM people. homes to convert them to their own perverted purposes. the state. in other states. Afterwards they throw them away like garbage. This QLENN ROCK DOMESTIC O’Neill said Wednesday "1 w ill p ro p o s e a must stop.” BOTTOM ROUND COOKED HAM...... ^ 2 . 6 9 he would also propose balanced budget in spite of But Lehrer refused to connect the supposed con suffer laws on drunken the strains of economic spiracy with the North American M an-^y Love ROAST ...... driving, more money to en forces over which we as a Association, which advocates legalization of sexual USDA CHOICE LAND “O” LAKES force laws on hazardous state have no control,” he relations between men and young toys. He said be was AMERICAN CHEESE...... lb.» waste and changes in the said. Investigating the possibility that Hammill was a scout EYE ROUND 2.39 state’s mechanism for O’Neill said he would for the organization. dealing with the tons of propose additional spen More arrests are expected in connection with the QROTE A WEIQEL solid waste produced an ding for job creation Dyson case, Lehrer said. He said the FBI is conducting ROAST...... BOLOGNA or UVERWURST •lb.‘ nually in Connecticut. programs, housing a multi-state Investigation of sex-kidnappings similar to BEEF ROUND 2.19 O’Neill, a 52-year-old programs and enforcement the Dyson case. tavern owner from East of laws dealing with hazar “I have no evidence that Mr. Hammill is a part of the BAGKRUMP WEAVER Hampton, outlined his dous waste. NAMBLA organization. But I have evidence that Mr. ‘ plans for the upcoming Noting that more than Hammill is very friendly with a number of people in the ROAST CHICKEN ROLL...... 2.69 legislative session after 110,000 state residents are organization and they provided him with safe houses and . BEEP ROUHD CENTER CUT receiving the oath of office unemployed, O’Neill called resources,” Lehrer said. TOBIN’S FIRST PRIZE MOTHER QOOSE from Chief Justice John A. for expanding job Hammill was returned to New Jersey Tuesday from Speziale of the Connecticut BOnOM ROUND programs, including a $17- Vermont after waiving extradition rights. He was UVER SAUSAGE...... j m 6 Supreme Court. million program he un arrested in Wheelock, Vt. early Friday morning and The afternoon swearing- veiled last year to create charged with kidnapping Dyson, and taking him to a sex ROAST lOROTE A WEIOEL SKINLESS in ceremony capped a day jobs and train workers in club in Wareham, Mass. FRANKSor RVALERFRANKS...... of pomp and pageantry in high technology areas. The club was frequented by members of the which other top state He also said he would NAMBLA. " GARDEIS FRESH elected officials took the propose an additional $30 The 22-year-old unemployed print foreman from TOP ROUND oath of office and members million for housing, which PRODUCE SPECIALS cpf the Legislature were he said would also help ROAST sworn in and opened their create jobs in the hard-hit 1983 session. construction industry. BANANAS...... 2 9 ^ O’.Neill. who next month The governor also an Third World will recommend ways to nounced plans to recom TOP ROUND 6 9 ^ plug a $300 million gap in mend a special state fund RUSSET POTRTOES...... 5-lb bag w # W# ihe next budget, said the to pay for transportation STEAK problems facing the state needs, reviving a dedicated influences pick BEEF ROUND were "perhaps the most fund the state had but JUMBO TEMPLE ORANGES...... 6 i i 9 9 « serious ” in his 16 years as eliminated in the mid .1 legislator, lieutenant Herald photos by Tarquinlo VA'nCAN CITY (UPI) - Pope John Paul IPs choice 1970s. of 18 new cardinals, part of a drive to boost the Roman governor and governor. O'Neill also said he MACINTOSH APPLES . .3 lb. bag « W He said state residents (^tholic Church’s prestige in developing nations, could would propose additional REP. JAMES McCAVANAQH SWORN IN SEN. CARL A. ZINSSER WATCHES THE DRAMA add to Third World Impact on choosing a future pontiff. STEAK made it “crystal clear’’ changes to the state’s . . . making his debut as Manchester legislator during the campaign ‘‘they . . . he’s seen It all before Of 18 prelates named by the pope Wednesday, six are WEAVEfR-DUTCH FRY drunken driving laws to from developing nations. The 17 Roman Catholic llltllillliA N want a tight hold kept on bring Connecticut into line Thighs & Drumstioks...... 28 us. state spending, and they prelates and one Maronite patriarch will Ije^elevated to with federal standards and the rank of cardinal at a special Feb. 2 consistory. don't want unnecessary ad- qualify the state for added ilitions to their taxes," The appointments push to 49 the total number of car federal aid. dinals from Africa, Latin America and Asia — areas While O’Neill said the In the area of hazardous U8DA CHOICE $3.2 billion budget for this Song, cannons mark ceremony where the church Is troubled by poverty and political un waste, he said he would rest but where it is growing at a faster rate than in fiscal year would increase propose additional funds to BOTTOM ROUND ROAST i b n . 9 9 m the upcoming fiscal 'developed nations. allow the state Depart The Third-World cardinals will constitute the ' J year, he did not say by how ment of Environmental By Susan E. Kinsman American dream and I'm here to prove it,” she said. a few frisky protests by the mounts. second-latest bloc in the 138-member C o llt^ of Car- much, and also did not say Protection to monitor The madrigals and chamber music in the Hall of “They just spent $7,000 to fix the lawn,” one bystander lb. ’ 2 a 9 9 what tax increases he United Press International - , ' dinals, outnumbered only by the Europeans, with 71. Of TOP ROUND ROAST .... hazardous waste and en Flags were courtesy of Rep. Mae Schmidle, R- said. the 138 cardinals, 120 could vote In a conclave to choose would recommend to force laws dealing with HARTFORD (UPI) — The sounds of madrigals and Newtown. She invited the 80i>lus-member Newtown bridge the expected budget More than 100 people collected on the lawn, and others ' a new pope. TOBIN’S FW8T PWZB Q008E treatment and disposal of firing howitzers filled the Capitol for the inauguraUon of High School chorus and orchestra to entertain at a watching from balomies cheered a s O’Neill led the - The Italians fosm the largest single-nation Mac, with gap the waste. Gov. William O’Neill and the first day of work for the champagne reception she hiMted "to celebrate the 12th "You can be sure that procession to the Capitol steps. He was followed by the 35 cardinals, many of them serving in the Curia, the lb. * 1 x 9 9 O’Neill also said he 1983 Legislature. ^ day of (Christmas and the New Year in honor of the 1983- general officers, former Democratic governors John N. Vatican’s central administration. LIVER SAUSAGE ...... the expenditures I propose would recommend some The Capitol played host to throngs of people, family 84 General Assembly.” Dempsey Sr. and Abraham RiUcoff. , But John Paul, a Pole who became the first non- next month will be the changes in the structure of and friends of lawmakers, and others who wanted to It was staged around the (japltol C^istmas tree, Italian pope in 455 years when elected in 1978, has made ! \ o Subsliliih> A tightest possible, consis state government, in towering 25 feet and bedecked with red vhlvet ribbons, Once assembled, a vanguard of National Guardsmen tent and mindful of our watch the hoopla and festivities associated with the fired a 21-gun salute from 105 mm howitzers. The it clear he intends to internationalize the Curia and give We Give Old Fashioned cluding changes to the start of a new administration and legislative term. gold tinsel garlands and red and gold o m ^ e n ts . more prominence to the church in the Third World. For (Junlily responsibilities,” O’Neill mechanism for handling blanks, containing about 20 ounces of gunpowder, shook Downtown Hartford was serenaded with mlEtary and The appointments included Chicago Archbishop Butcher Service ... said in his 17-minute in 'he 2.25-million tons of It was a day for finery and dress uniforms, parties and the Capitol windows and left an acrid cloud of gun receptions, capped by the black-tie Inaugural Ball in the marching tunes by the Governor’s Foot Guard band, Joseph Bemardln, 54, to the cardinalate to succeed the augural address. haz.trdous waste generated dressed in their khaki breeches and scarlet topcoats, powder smoke. The Democratic gover state armory. O’Neill recognized the tribute, then turned and led the late (jaidinal John CoAy in the largest U.S. diocese. annually in Connecticut. outside the Parkview Hilton where O’Neill and his wife Polish Primate Jozef Glemp, 54, was named cardinal nor was greeted warmly by The ceremonies started early, with top elected of procession into the (^pitol and inaugural ceremonies. STORE HOURS; Legislative reaction to Natalie hosted a luncheon for ISO guests. of Gniezno and Warsaw, to succeed the pope’s own men applause as he entered the the speech was mixed. ficials taking their oath of office. The only newcomer The House chamber was decorated with red-white-and- 3 17 Highland St. The band, the Governor's Horse Guard and color tor, the late Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski. Mon. t Tues. 'til 6:00 : J Hall of the House to take Democratic leaders called was Secretary of the State Julia Tashjian, who moved guards of state police and corrections officers, led the blue bunting for the occasion. the oath of office and was Bishop Julijans Vaivods, 87, apostolic administrator N it a strong speech while her ceremony to the morning make room for her official procession up Trinity Street to the front en At the inaugural ball, Mrs, O’Neill wore a velveteen of Riga and Llepaja in Soviet Latvia, became the first Wed., Thurs., A Fri. 'til 9:00 MANCHESTER applauded at the conclu leaders of the Republican families and friends. t trance of the Capitol overlooking Bushnell Park, gown of deep purple plum designed and made by Diane - cardinal to be publicly named while still living in the sion of his address, though minority said it failed to Mrs. Tashjian, in brief remarks, thanked her parents followed by a caravan of limousines and other vehicles Smith and Dolores Lawler, both of South Windsor. Sat. & Sunday there was no applause address any specifics. Soviet Union. CONN. Who came to the United States as immigrants from carrying O’Neill and other dignitaries. The gown was decorated with off-white antique lace Other appointments by the pope Wednesday were: tn 6:00 during the speech. House Majority Leader Armenia and raised three children. "This is the The 40 horse guards lined up on the C!apitol lawn with for ruffles at the collar and cuffs. O'Neill attributed the John Groppo, Ci-Winsted, —Bernard Yago, archbishop of Abidjan, the Ivory (joast. —Jose All Lebrun Moratinos, archbishop of Caracas, > Venezuela. ' —Michael Michai Kitbunchu, aridibishop of Bangkok, Senate, House : Thailand. —Alexandre Do Nascimento, archbishop of Lubango, ; Angola. • — Alfonso Lopez Trujillo, archbishop of Medellin, ^ GROCERY SPECIALS alreacJy at ocJ(Js I Colombia, and chairman of the Latin American Bishops I Conference. BIRDSEYE ' —Thomas Stafford Williams, archbishop of NIBLETCORN ...4 9 * HARTFORD (UPI) — A difference of opinion has sur Wellington, New Zealand. TfWI-aWUT _ faced already between House and Senate leaders who —Lebanese Maronite Patriarch Antoine Pierre aRAPEFRUIT JUICE...... ,JSB* BIRDSEYE are at odds over whether legislators should be allowed Khoraiche of Beirut. CAULIFLOWER ...... , 5 9 * to speak at legislative public hearings. —Aurelio Sabattani, pi^prefect of a Vatican tribunal. • ..* . R The issue surfaced Wednesday at the opening of the m O H ETTI SAUCE 1 2 SWEET LIFE —Franjo Kuhhric, archbishop of Zagreb, Yugoslavia. P R O o m a s o i t a u a n aT Y i.1 1983 Legislature but leaders in both chambers failed to —Giuseppe Casorla, pro-piWect M the Vatican’s ...... -SR* 6REEN REANS 2 l i 8 9 * resolve the dispute and went home without reaching an • Congregation for Sacraments. TOMATOES...... agreement. —Godfried Danneels, archbishop of Malines-Brussels, WAKEFIELD SNOW House leaders insist legislators not be permitted to ! Belgium. ELBOWS* ZITI or SPAS.... —2iSB* CHAR MEAT ...... - » 3 . 9 9 speak at public hearings because they take up too much —Carlo Maria Martini, archbishop of Milan, Italy. time and frustrate participation by the public. -Jean-Marie Lustiger, archbishop of Paris, France. TOMATO SAUCE ...... SR* MRS. SMITH ^ The .Senate argues lawmakers have a right to air their • —Joachinq Melsner, bishop of Bwlin. APPLE FIE - * 1 . 3 9 opinions like everyone else. I —The Rev. Henri De Lubac, ij J^sult theologian...... "We’re still at loggerheads on the rule," Senate WMNUTS IN SHELL ,-flS * MRS. SMITH Majority Leader Richard Schneller. D-Essex, said in a ■ u m CROCKUI PIE SHELLS . . 9 9 < caucus. PIE CRUST MIX...... „- 2l»1.00 Schneller said a proposed compromise to allow BIRDSEYE UPI photo* ■ M U C K U W legislators one half hour before the public session starts 'Dukakis Taps ...... f l f l * COOKED SQUASH „ - 3 9 « was “not enough time to speak.” SHAPE JELLY...... a w n r u r a LIGHT A LIVELY "The Senate feels just as strongly about this as the QOV. O’NEILL AND WIFE POSE FORMER GOVERNORS APPLAUD O'NEILL House does," he said. . • GMMIOgMNLENENILCOIM... .- * - 3 1 * 1 . 0 9 . for official photos of Inauguration — Tha John Dempseys on left, Abraham RIbIcoffs on right 31 1.00 YOGURT 6 "The House has lost sight of the reason for having legislature LAND “0” LAKES public sessions. It’s to inform lawmakers and much FR STYLE QUEEN or SL CARROTS 1 . 7 9 * valuable information can be obtained from legislators Reacflon to speech CORN OIL MAR6ARINE and state agency heads,” he said. boston (UPI) Two more key appointments have n S w iT S w fu ...... ; ....73* SEALTEST Traditionally, both chambers adopt rules for the ses been made by incoming Gov. Michael S. Dukakis on the sion by joint consent on the opening day of the session. pve of his ihauguration, including a state energy COTTAGE CHEESE - * 1 . 2 9 But Schneller said the Senate would take no further secretory and a legislative director. action on the issue and wait until next week to see what course the House may take. Legislative leaders want more details Sen. SharoA Pollard, D-Metbuen, was named Wednesday to the'|51,000-a-year cabinet-level energy The House voted 68-67 Wednesday to reaffirm Its “no post and Richard Kendall, a former legislator and ■•■■■■■■■■■■■’I i i i i i i i i i i i i i i legislator” position that was supported by House HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. WilUam O’NeiU’s in we have serious problems that still exist.” couldn’t criticize the speech because O’Neill "didn't h v member of Dukakis’ first administraUon, was appointed Speaker Irving Stolberg, D-New Haven, anid House augural addren has received mixed revlesrs from O’Neill said the state budget would increase above anything.” the incoming governor’s legislative llaiaon. ------^----^ B li'ilh rttiiftnn X r. to iiurrfifii^l irjiA coupon dr 7..10 Majority Leader "John Groppo, D-Wlnsted. legislative leaders of both parties who say they needed this year’s $9.2-billlon nurk In the next fiscal year, I** 'miw 1 COUPMI p e r RMBlBlWRr ^<1 Van Norstrand also criticized O’Neill for pointing out Dukakis, who defeated outgoing Gov. Edward J. King I UmH 1 Coupon pot euotomor | I ‘ 1 Coupon p«r cuotomar more details before making final Judgments. which begins on July 1, but didn’t My bow much of an in-' in the speech Connecticut was one of a few states with a in the September Democratic primary, was to take over I SAUNA DECAF. I crease be would recommend. O’Neill, in a 17-minute speech Wednesday following cabinet-level Department of Housing. at noon today. I COFFEE 1 Hi CAN I Van Norstrand said be mw that as an inconsistency, I CONCENTRATED ■ Educator chosen his inauguration to a full term as governor, proposed in O’Neill also held off until his budget addreM next ■ Pollard, 32, is married to Rm. Tbomas Lnssier, HOOD becauM he said O’Neill voted against creating the I or I creased state funding Jo create Jobs, provide housing month on saying where he would roconiniend law DkPittsfield, expected to be appointed by King to a depu ! R oz. INSTANT I ICECREAM and get the state’s transportation system back in shape. makers turn to raise the money needed to cover an es; department as a legislator. !I 1870Z. I HARTFORD (UPI) — A New York educator been ty director’s post in the proponed state Divialoo of Senate Majority Leader Richard Schneller, D-Bssn, timated $300-million spending gap in the 188S-84 budget. "As Republican leader I’m supposed to be critical,” Public Employee Retirement Administration as part of I SANNA-OHIAMA I chosen to take control of the state office responsible for Mid Senate Minority Leader nilllp Robertson, R- i l o o said the Democratic governor gave "a strong speech” When asked if O’Neill was specific enough especially a pension nrform bUl. handing out millions in school aid grants to com that told the 98 senators and 151 House roem bm who with regard to taxes, Groppo replisd the governor's Cheshire. "But bow can one crlticlM a s p e ^ where I • l ’ ' ” 0FF i munities, the state Board of Education announced. he’s |n favor of everything good and against everything Lnasier’s Job could carry a 160,000 annual salary. OFF I VALID JAN. 4 THRU JAN. t I were sworn in earlier in the day they had work ahead M budget message to be delivered to the Legislature next Pollard and ber husband have served three two-yoar ! *1**0 FF I VAUD JAN. 4 THNU JAN. t Robert E. Lamitie, assistant education commiuioner, them. month would spell out the details. VMJO JAN. 4 THRU JAN. t I Wednesday was appointed associate commissioner and Robertson called O’NeiU’s qieecb a "motherhood , terms in the L^islature. * HIOMLAND PARK MKT. R j director of the Division of Educational Administration "But it did not deal with the central issue— where do From the other side of the politicar aisle. House speech” and adld the real test wUl come " w l^ we see KuMtoH also served six years in the Houm and was the Connecticut Department of Education. we get the funds to do it? He’s going to have to spell it Minority Leader R.E. Van Norstrand, R-Darien, Mid hU budget ami how it’s baiaiKod.” commissioner of the Maasachusetts Department of En- Lamitie^ who will take the Connecticut Job effective out and then we can deal with R.'~ Mid Schneller, a the s p e ^ was "n|undane'." "If we want additional imgrama we have to pay for . viroOmental Management in D nkal^’ previous ad- Ecb. llC take over for Robert Undaucr, who has leader of the Senate’s Democratic majority. "He identified areas everyone (nows are conceriM,” It,” Robertson Mid. "Democratic adminliitratloiip taUt mlnlstratloo. served as acting associate commissioner since the House Majority Leader John Groppo, U-Wlnsted, h M Hid Van Norstrand, who Hid any member of tiM fiscally cotiservaUvo, but they 4od’t produce f l a t l y ' Pollard '>WH one of the founders of the Energy i n n i '' retirement last summer of Joe R. Gordon. O’Neill delivered "an excellent speMh He told the state 1,egislaturc could have dene the Mma. He Mid be ^conservative budgets.” w * DeuMObraent Caueus. « MANCHESTER HERALD. ’Thurs., Jan. 6. 1983 - 7 f 6 - MANCHESTER HERALP. rhure., Jan. 6, 1988 Richard M. Diamond, Publlahar An open letter Dan FItta; Edltot* Alex Glrelll, City Editor OPINION Why Republicans won't vote for Bennet plan Following is an open letter to By admission of the Community . Then, forward on the best the needy elderly behind the Senior in housing for the needy elderly, 'Democratic Town Chairman Citizens (Center. I can recall Vivian J a c k Development Corporation (the alternative? rents would fall below one half of ’Theodore R. Cummings criticizing managing consultant) tenants would This, Ted, would be taking a ■''’erguson discussing this idea with the projected Bennet rents. The A n d e r s o n the proposal to convert a Bennet need income of between $16,000 and businesslike approach to govern friends while serving ort the Board extra costs you mentioned could be An unusual and delightful compliment School building to moderate-income ment. We have no documentation of Directors in early 1979. offset by tax revenues generated by elderly housing. Hie letter, written $20,000 per year in order to afford Washington that this process nor any like it has The Republican proposal suggests by R ^ b lic a n Town Chairman Cur Bennet housing. From the time the placing Bennet on the tax rolls. It seems to me that "You can’t that Bennet be sold with the So it was appropriate to the cir- Msrry-Qo-Round tis M. Smith and released ’Tuesday, consultant’s report was released, taken place. The truth i$ that no one While our proposal was a conceptual The staff of the town planning cumstances as well as in do it” must be one of the easiest supports a Republican alternative (May 26, 1982) Republicans have knows for sure whether the conver proceeds being reinvested into con one, it is easy to see that the bonding department, and others in the character for Platt to be nice.' things for a regulator to say. - plan, to sell Bennet and apply the stated that Bennet should benefit sion of Bennet is the best idea. Until venient, affordable, energy-efficient term of 20 years could be extended town's administrative staff got a But it was not, apparently, a now there has been nothing to com apartments. The refusal of the \ CYMC MIGHT argue that proceeds — along with municipal those Manchester residents in need to 25 or even 30 years, thus reducing rare compliment at Monday’s Nanchester simple question of interpersonal pare it to. An innovation idea bom of Democrat administration to turn Platt spoke before, not after, the bonding — to build low-income and whose tax dollars have sup bond cost significantly. ’The total meeting of the Planning and relationships that prompted elderly housing. a political campaign can not be the Bennet property over to the package certainly makes sense and PZC had formally approved his ported Manchester and her Zoning Commission. Spotlight Platt to speak out. He was not taken for granted. It must stand on Manchester Board of Realtors for application. But there was no Another Dear Ted, buildings for so many years. is worthy of serious consideration. It came from attorney Robert just charmed by the people in the its merits 'ir be eliminated. assessment and good faith efforts to Ted, we appreciate your recep controversy surrounding it and The conversion of Bennet for use 2) Alternative uses for Bennet Platt of Windsor, who planning office. The Republican position remains sell the property have left taxpayers tiveness to the Republican alter By Alex Glrelll — City Editor no indication that the com as housing should benefit the needy have not been adequately explored. represented the United Pen- firm. We can not support a project no accurate means of assessing its native. However, we feel we can liF DIO say something to the missioners had any reservations elderly. Furthermore, as leaders of In other words, a businesslike ap tacostal Church in a matter Wilson which ties up a substantial town worth.,The only way to determine not, in good faith, accept your offer effect that in some communities about it. our respective political parties, we proach has not been taken. '. Mr. oefore the commission. building for 40 years, keeping it off its worth is to sell it. I fear that you to seriously examine our proposal in outsiders are not cordially Indeed Alan F. Lamson, town are obligated to take a businesslike Cassano used this concept as a Platt’s compliment was not the the tax rolls while denying our and your administration will deny us exchange for our support of your received and have to fend for planning administrator, did say approach to government In major campaign issue in 1961, 10 pro forma kind you often hear months before the first feasibility treasury the value of its sale price; the answer to this worthy question. Bennet proposal. Each project must No, Platt was not using that In one spot in his little speech I themselves a bit in the municipal that the way applicants react to trick Mmchester. ’The - Bennet project when somebody says. ’T d like to study became available. No other and, more importantly, providing The sole appraisal of Bennet for stand on its own merit. Your Bennet kind of double talk. caught the words “so delightful.” bureaucracy. the staff depends to some extent sbould be no exception. thank the staff of the so-and-so alternatives have been studied — nothing more than that which free $237,000 recently commissioned by proposal just doesn’t make sense. In fact, his words and tone Mere diplomacy cannot But the key, for me anyway, in on what the staff says in its WASHINGTON — A mysterious The primary reasons why the for its cooperation in resolving before or after. ’That is, until the an enterprise is currently providing for Manager Weiss is questionable. In closing, may I say that we were so uncharacteristic of those motivate that language. his comments was the observe- . recommendation to the commis episode in the murky Career of con Republican directors will vote this m atter.” nouncement of the Republican alter CURTIS SMITH similar cost. How can it be that the former sincerely hope you will hold to your you hear at such meetings that I It should be understood that tion that the staff is “so solution- sion. ’The staff recommendation victed gun-runner EMwin Wilson against this Democrat proposal are What the speaker usually native. . . . GOP has Idea In brief, we can not support a Buckland School sold for $146,000 recent promise to the press that was taken by surprise, and I’m Platt appears to be a friendly oriented.” was favorable. was what the staff director of the basically twofold: moans when he says something The Republicans have urged that scheme which benefits wealthy in one year ago when it has less land your Democrat candidates will cam sure I didn’t get it all down in gentleman with a decidely non- I take that to mean they try to Lamson didn’t convince me at House Intelligence Committee 1) Your Democrat-proposed con like that is, '"These guys put me a blue-ribbon panel of Manchester’s which might distract from your vestors at the expense of and approximately one-fourth the paign on the Bennet issue in 1983. notes. But I can do justice to the confrontational style of represen solve the technical problems all. I think he was trying to cover chose to call ‘"The Stansfield ’Turner version of Bennet does nothing to through hell with their picky in- leading businessmen and women be Democrat proposal. Manchester and her citizens. space? One might wonder about the tenor of his remarks. tation. Furthermore h e' was presented by the application up a little embarrassment at the Affair.” benefit those elderly in need of low- Respectfully, sistance on a bunch of silly formed to research alternative uses Why not develop numerous possi The Republican Alternative; motivation of such a low appraisal He said, “It has been an ab representing a church, and before them instead of finding public display of appreciation for The label is unfair. ’The former priced, affordable housing. It UurliH M. Sm ith, regulations, but I managed to for Bennet. You have steadfastly ble uses, eliminating those that Ted, as you are well aware, there for Bennet. solute delight” to work with the churches do not present “tough reasons why the problem cannot him and his staff. CIA director committed no im provides nothing more than that Chairman keep my temper and get out of refused, thus giving the appearance make no sense while further is at least one other alternative. It is Ted, even if Bennet were sold for . staff of the planning office and guy” images when they appear be solved and why the application I thought Platt’s comments propriety; indeed, he didn’t even which free enterprise is currently Republican Town Committee the deal without getting totally that you wished no ideas to surface studying those that have merit. the Republican proposed housing for $237,000, with the funds reinvested some other offices. before regulatory agencies. should be rejected out of hand. were “an absolute delight.” „ know he was being linked to Wilson, providing, skinned.” who was a'fugitive ex-CIA agent at the time. Here’s what happened: In early 1978, Adm. Turner was Commentary A n editorial having a house built in suburban Washington. As head of the CIA, he required a security system for his Laws can stop new home. We must not abandon the city schools “The builder gave me the choice of several security systems,” Turner told my associate Dale Van Both groups of students expertise for a day or a between cities and sub halcyon days have gone — careers at the school, who begins, you will find that future Watts Atta. He said he chose Honeywell By Peter Relic can create two worlds, will learn. No one will be week — perhaps these peo urbs. The alternative to perhaps forever. The' Saw the best of times and suburban schools and ur because an old friend was a top Superintendent of even if the distance patronized; everyone will ple would be willing to this kind of modest schools still stand to serve the worst of times; they ban schools have much in executive of the company. Schools between buildings is short), profit. ' volunteer time in the city cooperation: the current young adults, but the are determined to return to common. For example, West Hartford perhaps you could invite Also, urban and surbur- school as well. bleak absence of com Secretary of the Interior serious issue is how Watt has UNBEKNOWNST to Turner, a neighborhoods ar.ound high standards and out both schools have some of the city teachers to par ban high schools in your What about student munication and growing Jam es G. W att, in a typically been able to wield such incredi onetime associate of Wilson’s also E d ilo r’q n o te : T he them have crumbled — standing student perfor the same teacher inservice ticipate in your in-service area might have last volunteer service separation between the dramatic end of the year ble power. The answer lies in the worked at Honeywell, as sales following is reprinted violence, drugs, rubble, mance. needs; but while the subur tr a in in g on a sp ace played an athletic contest organizations serving two. flourish, last week released a system of laws governing the manager for its protective services from the Auguit 1982 and vacant lots'. Some inner-city high ban principal is planning a available basis. iuue of The Executive against each other in the together at the city Can we accept this loss 31-page annual report entitled Interior. division. One day this man got a call schools, of course, are not series of activities with his Educator. Peter D. Relic I SUGGEST we go back OTHER IDEAS: When 1960s; now, one high school hospital or a senior of understanding and the “A Year of Progress.” from Wilson. He later told the easy to enter because the teachers, the city ad Federal law gives him a wide Intelligence Committee he “was in it ■uperinlendeni of to those schools to observe, ministrator might not have your schools’ student bands plays only in the suburban citizens’ center? Exchange increase of alienation? Yet his increasingly vocal •chools in West Hartford doors are locked. What I suggest here ob- berth. ’The laws were deliberate structed by Ed' to have someone to remember, to learn, and the funds (or might be un- and choruses plan next league, the other in the visits between the two stu- critics might prefer to dub that and a leading backer of viousiy is not enough; it’s ly written with enough room to from Honeywell contact Stansfield to help. Some are scary places, able to buck the year’s concerts, perhaps inner-city league. Perhaps dent councils? Joint same report “A Year of In efforts to preserve the scarcely a beginning. But make them applicable to all 'Turner” about an alarm system for At stake is the issue of with uniformed guards. bureaucracy) to offer an they can arrange for some it’s time to return to curriculum studies by Project Concern school some reconnection of ur famy ” Though the document is public lands for all time. ’The the CIA chief's home. whether educators will Hallways show signs of un important co.urse to performances to take place athletic competition so teachers? busing program. ban and suburban schools illustrated with such patriotic loopholes have been Watt’s code, The sales manager assumed abandon their colleagues in believable vulgarity and teachers. at urban schools — and that our students can get to The point, of course, is pictures as the bald eagle, there Wilson was acting at Turner’s Dunbar. Weaver. EUist the innercities at the same disrespect — the mindless Maybe the two schools perhaps you could invite know each other again. that if we don’t do needs to be made. We must the nation’s curse. m . establish communication is no hiding the intent of Watt’s behest. Like many people, he Tech. Crispus Attucks. Bel time the Reagan Ad waste of hundreds of un can cooperate. If the the urban schools’ musical If you have a resource something, if we don’t try, But the laws were also written so that ultimately we can ■ year of progress. " U/HAT APRUS7RATIN6 CAY. TWei^eADOOroU/wyYCALCOLATDR WIWU) ONtVAUf>W Mf thought Wilson was still working for mont. Are the names of ministration and Congress motivated students. schools are not far apart groups to come to your list — people who are we’re sending students a with the assumption that the negative message about improve the future Watt proudly ticks off his ac V X b o J P TO B IU IO N / " the CIA — an impression Wilson these urban high schools are choosing to ignore the But most of these urban (the magic dividing line school to entertain, to in willing to come to your Secretary of the Interior would federal commitment to the high school to share their future relationships together. complishments — compared to cultivates to this day. familiar, even vaguely? schools also have honors between city and suburb spire, to motivate. always be a conservationist. And people and the schools the Carter administration. Watt So the former associate asked Gar Think back 20 or 25 years. classes, advanced place that is the fatal flaw. If you knew Washington, most in need. While the ment courses, comprehen says, eight times as much Woodward, a retired colonel who Watt is bent on development of still works at Honeywell, “to con D.C., Hartford, Cleveland, government is changing sive currlculums, outstan federally-owned coal has been Readers' views the rules, and while our vast, irreplaceable Open forum/ tact someone at Turner’s office, one Indianapolis, or Los ding media centers, chess autdioned to mining companies, \ * leaders in business and in resources. Rather than protec his liaison people’, and arrange to Angeles, you should recall clubs, literary journals, three times as much of the oil Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 those great names, dustry are deciding hard-working athletes. So ting our natural riches, he has look at the house . . . and see what it and gas resources on public needs.” Woodward, like Turner, because they were among whether to expand their we must ask these lands has been leased; and 100 been compared to “the fox guar the premier high schools in roles in these schools to questions: Do we care? Do ding the chicken coop.” And vir knew nothing of the Wilson connec Now a Kero-Sun Heater__, times as much Western land for uses, all opposition to the Communi the decent, honorable, hard-working tion. the U.S. compensate for the loss of we understand the needs of mining has been opened. tually nothing short of change of Bad advice ty Development Corporation give leader and loving friend that he was. Wilson’s associate told the House They enjoyed regional funds, administrators and these schools? Do we want .And his latest move is to an administration can stop him. away proposal would vanish. The position of school superinten committee behind closed doors that and even national teachers must show- their to help them? nounce a program to open one It is clear that Watt will not be To the Edilori Mr. Marsele further stated “the dent is always difficult, complex, Turner got at least a 50 percent dis reputations for excellence, concern and help each ' best use to which this property can and often thankless. He is frequently superior teachers and other. TO RE-ESTABI.ISH billion acres of offshore waters intimidated by public opinion, It was unfortunate that town count on the security system, and ...as low as $ 1 1 9 0 5 be put is for multi-family housing misunderstood and held respon- students, famous What you will find at contact between suburban to potential oil and gas develop the environmentalists, or even General Manager Robert B. Weiss that it was also “paid for out of pet which is compatible with the sibile, unfairly, for things beyond graduates who went on to these schools when you and urban schools, the sub the Congress. He is operating his did not use better judgment in soli ty cash from CIA funds.” Both m ent in the next five years. general area.” How he can claim his control. The job requires leadership positions visit might surprise you. urban principal has only to department like a malevolent citing an appraiser for the Bennet Woodward and ’Turner say they And still Watt plows ahead — compatibility with the surrounding countless hours and threatens to throughout society. At Dunbar (in Washington, ask his urban counterpart building. Obviously he knew his were unaware of any discount; both over the heads of some one despot. And our poorly written area is a mystery to me. Everyone consume the man and his family. Today, however, we O.C.) you still will see if a visit is welcome. I selection would be controversial and vehemently deny thp CIA paid for million Americans who have laws allow it. in town, including Mr. Weiss, the Ray was an unusually loving and don’t hear much talk about students preparing for wager the answer will be thus Mr. Weiss should have taken a the job. signed petitions for his ouster. It’s time for a change. Board of Directors, the electorate, committed husband and father and those urban high schools college — young women Yes. A r.chool ad neutral course of action such as the Over the heads of Congress that etc., knows that Bennet is located in fought constantly against his family IN FACT, Turner produced the and others like them. Soige and men who have rejected ministrator could be the Although we are wedded to Watt following to avoid any criticism. the middle of a commercial area being hurt and neglected. This effort building contract for his home, people say that academic the temptations of the key to ojienlng a line of has voted on several occasions for the next two years, some 1. Albrt the electorate through the and there is nothing resembling often failed and they did have to which shows an estimate of $1,800 standards no longer exist neighborhood, who have communication tetween to halt his mad rush. Over the attention to rewriting the laws news media that a fonnal appraisal compatibility. sacrifice because of our demands on for a security system as part of the in the eiAbattled innercity spumed junk food as well the city and the mburbs heads of environmentalists who now may prevent a future Watt was planned. Also, Mr. Marsele stated that it his time and attention. construction cost. Turner recalled schools. as drugs. that eventually will involve have termed his tenure “a dis from wreaking havoc in our 2. Announce that the appraisal wili be necessary to make major The Allens are a rare and that when the actual cost turned out The population has At Weaver you’ll see teachers, the school board, a ste r.” nation’s rapidly disappraring would be made by three in renovations to convert the structure beautiful family and our hearts go to be $1,950, he paid the additional . changed, critics sigh; the teachers who have spent students, and parents. The problem, however, is not dependents appraisers wilderness areas. If it already to the best use. ’The fact that an es out to them in their effort to go on $150 through an adjustment in the tax base has eroded and the their entire teaching Once communications recommended by local bankers and exclusively Watt. A more isn’t too late. timate of $1,650 million was made without him.T hope that the people closing costs. ’The CIA’s-only in OMN1105" realtors to assure an unbiased ap by Miranda Builders indicates that of Bolton will remember Agnes, volvement was to see that the praisal. major renovations are necessary. Christopher, Anne and Tony in their system was connected to CIA 3. Issue a statement outlining the Therefore Mr. Marsele’s statement prayers. headquarters in Langley, Va. ground rules for the appraisal. is meaningless and superfluous. Ray Allen so wanted, and tried to What remains a mystery is bow Sm oke all over For what it’s worth, I can accept What M r.' Marsele failed to in be, all that we, often unreasonably, Wilson knew Turner was looking for the $237,000 tag.arrived by Mr. clude in his report was the value of expected of him and more. He did a home-security system. The most Marsele as a fair market value as of currency earnings, which traditionally the federal tax breaks for anyone many great things to improve the likely conclusion is that someone in Smoking has not been treated objec- Dec. 21. All along I have nuintained have been used to Improve the quality of Berry's World who might want to buy the building quality of education in Bolton and the CIA’s "old boy network” found ' tively, for good reaaon. It ia a tubject that we could give away the Bennet domestically produced cigarettes. ’The and the ensuing annual tax income out about it from the CIA’s office of ; about which a reformed smoker (13 unit for nothing and the tax revenue had a vision of our being the very output of these is expected to top 26 to Manchester. Evidently Mr. best. security, and mentioned it to years, but only after Herculean effert) generated would be a better deal billion this year, but demand is expected Marsele failed to recognize that Wilson. would find it exceedingly difficult to be than the present proposal. We shall surely miss him in his to show a decline as a consequence of these are the key Issues, not the ap positimi as our superintendent and It would be typical of Wilson to objective even if that were warranted. 'Therefore I am pleased that Mr. high«r prices and recently initiated praised value of the Bennet p oper- in our lives as a dear and much use this information to nurture the Which it is not. Marsele has placed a realistic value government efforts to discourage loved friend. We are richer by far idea that he was still a CIA men. Re What follows, however, is goinji to be of $237,000, as compared to the $750,- ty. smoking on health grounds. So you see, Mr. Marsele, since you having had him in our midst, and made his fortune through good con different. It’s a look at the tobacco in 000 which I understand is the East meets West. have not considered all the facts, poorer for having lost him. nections, and seized every oppor dustry bn a world scale with some assessed value currently on the THE MOONLIGHTER' OMNI 85' RADIANT 3 6 ' OMN115' only the $237,000 appraisal Is valid. tunity to “legitimize” himself by selected details from the December AND BACK in the West, the town books. Barbara Sm ith issue of the 'Agriculture Department’s The remainder of your report can be real or perceived intimacy with the government-controlled tobacco industry Unfortunately I cannot accept the Bolton “Foreign Agriculture Circular." Just the fited in the round file. great and the near-great. Acting as has been affected by Mexico’s economic other comments made by Mr. a go-between on ’Turner’s home- facts, as provided by USDA, without distress. In November, cigarette prices Act in the next 12 days. Get tremendous savings on all Marsele. J.R. Smith alarm system would fit the pattern. editorial comment. For example, in his letter of Dec. were hiked 26 percent to cover higher 48 Strawberry Lane One thing is clear; ’Turner had im To start with, total world production 22 to Mr. Weiss, Mr. Marsele stated A protest production costs resulting in large part Kero-Sud* models at participating dealers. Sale ends January 17,1983. idea Wilson had any involvement this year is expected to hit 6.57 million from higher grower prices ranging up to “the property is located in a tons, nearly 11 percent above last year, with Honeywell. The two were "like 65 percent for stalk-cut hurley. Residence AA zone which limits the To thr Editor: and the United States has a lot of com- Missed oil and water,” according to a And finally, back to the United States Over 3 million Kero-Sun' heaters sold (3 times more than any other brand) because use to which the building can be put A New Year's resolution: that the ' pany as a grower. Other major knowledgeable source. Indeed, and the Importance of tobacco as an America knows KeroSun' is number 1 for quality, service, and now — even greater savings. other thai) for a school.” people of the United States rescind ' producers Include China, India, Brasil, To the Edilori ’Turner’s major housecleaning at the export product. For the first 10 months This is a rather ridiculous state the recent pay increase to the CIA began when he fired two agents Zimbabwe, Argentina, Malawi, the of 1962, unmanufactured tobacco exports ment for a qualified appraiser to Bolton has suffered a - painful politicians In Washington and who were moonlighting for Wilson. •' Philippines, Thailand, Indonesia, were in excess of 166,000 tons.’That was a make when one considers that the blow in the passing of Dr. Raymond Connecticut on the basis of their Turkey, Bulgaria, Greece, Yugoslavia 3 percent dedlne in quantity from the property belongs to the town and A. Allen, our superintendent of poor performance. and hoto Koreas. previous year, but the market value of can be rezoned as required for com schools. It includes their $100 billion tax in JAPAN, on the other hand. Is a major $1.16 billion was a 7 percent increase mercial, industrial, or residential In a town which is notoriously crease with 'more to follow, 11 Letters policy importer and the leading market for over the same polod of 1661. use. hard on the school system and its million unemployed, country-wide The Manchester Herald American leaf — 26,061 tons during the Add to ilMt finished cigarette exports, •OMN115* Model Marsele also stated "most of the leaders, Ray was a rare person; a bankruptcies, soup and bread lines; welcomes letters to the ^ tor. which brought in $1.61 MlUon from at participating authorized schools sold in other municipalities patient, dedicated, deeply caring first 10 months of 1962. ’Ihe. No. 1 Im KER05UN and in Connecticut, prospective tax Letters should be brief and to porter, however. Is the Soviet Union January through October. Kero-^n* dealers. have been converted to office use or man as a professtooal, and as a per increases, the recent SO percent in the point. Tbw sbould be typed , which is projected to buy 106,000 tons of Then consider that this Is only a frac multi-family units.” Bvldenlly Mr. son. crease in phone rates, periodic e l ^ or neatly band-written, and, for ease in editing, should be d o u i^ ! forrign tobacco tUayoar, most of it from tion of the take of the domestic tobacco Msrsele Is unaware of the fact that As a school parent, employee, and trie and gas rate increases, etc. "Why couldn’t they have turned JAMES WATT epaced. Bulgaria and India. industry it should be more than clear no effort is being made to sell then as a Board of Education With this type of representation, loose on ORGANIZED CRIME?" The Herald reaervee the right . Hungary is ia a much batter situation. why the campaign to curb smoking as Chock local codes lor permitted uses Calitornia law Bennet for offices or multi-family member, I watched and worked who needs enemies? prohibits sale lor use or use ot such unverried healers Ir: dwellings WE BRING COMFORT TO INNER SPACE. to edit letters in the intereeIsM A grower itadf, its export Virginia- the hation’s most controllable public units. If an honest attempt Is made with him throughout his tenure here,* Hogrr H. Breton brevity, clarity and tMle. tobacco Is a source of hard- health hazard is having such tough going. to sen Bennet for either of these ^nd never saw him as anything but S8 Linnmore Drive • M3t---f ' ■ 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., Jan. 6. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs.. Jan. 6.1663 - 9 Thursday TV Gramm plays odds Cyanide death is traced jun nativaa. Koith Cairadkw, Pow- CD - MOVIE: -David 6 :0 0 P .M . GD - All In the Family 1t:00p.M. praBootha. 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Capucine, Jane Story of prehistoric man forms @ - Undersea World of @1 - MOVIE: -Honor Guard- 8 - Sunday at the Klng-t is right,” Upham said. 8-TwW glNZona 8-Oaspadlda “I have no doubt 1 will be opposed,” he said. “In e par- ® - ABC News Fonda. 1962. the backdrc^ for this slapstick Jacques Cousteau Rod Steiger, David Hufhrtan, Houaa comedy. Ringo Starr. Barbara Robin Mattson. 1981.' 8 - S l g n O f f 8 - F H m @ ) - Over Easy (S i - MOVIE: Tha StooMa' A 9 :1 5 P .M . Bach. 1980. (S) - Masu tpisce-Theatie 'To 8 - Prime Nawa small town police informer abs (2E ** People's Caucus 1 2 ;0 0 A .M . 1 :1 5 A .M . 7 :0 0 P .M . conds with an advance from a O - MOVIE: A Night to Serve Them All My Days.* Chris 8 - Gunamoke tine, unhappy as wife of a head G D - O u in c y 8 - S i g n O f f dD - C B S N ew s police detective that was ear R em em ber' The sinking of the 9 :3 0 P .M . 3 :1 5 A.M . 6 Titanic is viewed through tha m aster, disaippesrs. <60 m ^.) 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Magazine grand jury investigation of the 8 - Nawaaontor Your One Stop Project Store - CBS News Nightwatah (S) - MOVIE: -Tha Orest bankruptcy of Braniff Airlir>es. police departmem and HHI and S - Raportar 41 bloody confrontation with tha Ca (B wife dead in the battered and rusted sta period during which temperatures tion wagon that had been their home dropped to as low as 12 d e g r ^ . AH HOUR since November. Police said they ap The couple apparently had been tur SHORT TIME A60. MANY MEN. ning the motor off and on to keep warm. l a t e r ... 3 0 TOWARD 0RANPPATHER. ASTRO'GBAPH parently had been running the motor to OF MOUNTAINS. keep warm. The gas tank was empty and the ignition Bernice Bede Osol Peters, M, and his wife, Anne, 57, died key was turned to “on.” of carbon monoxide poisoning in the The Peters, fully clothed and covered a Ford L’TD they were fofccd to move into with tattered blankets, were found on the South outthinks South afto- being evicted from their home of 25 seats of the car. qibur years Nov. 3 for failure, to pay back “ When I got there, they looked just pause and consider. like two people would look when they ^ B i r t h d a y taxes. The mortgage was paid off years If be drew trumps and led ago. were lying down to go to sleep,” said Us queen of hearts, a “He was in here to wish everybody a patrolman Jim Newton. “But v^en you NORTH i-« -n defender could win with his January T, 1663 Happy New Year,” Ken Lester, business looked at them closer, you knew they J ♦ 961 ace. and lead a diamond. Parsons you've halpad In tha VKS4S South would have to atutek agent for' the MacUnery Movers union were dead.” ♦ Q5 past will be Inalrumantal IMt A bag of groceries was found in the cluha eventually and could coming year hi giving you a Local 186, said Wednesday. “He didn’t ♦ Q731 expect to lose three club boost up tha ladder ol success. say anything about being evicted. He was car. So were eviction papers, unemploy WEST EAST tricks and his contract. They'll be thsra whan you need here looking for work.” ment compensation records and a ♦ JI4 Could he do anything to stop them. Peters had been a macUnery mover receipt from an apartmant learch sar- T M E R K « P L E N T Y O P BECAUSE VtaUTtE i OOP, PASS TH' REST/ PINB THING! THEY HAT V Z 9 7 S V A to S 3 thUtMTenae? CAHIIKORN (Dee. 22-Jan. 18) -IR*/. UP THERE, QLI2! j ALL ON SIBE1CH I but hadn’t worked steadily since being vice. FOOD OF THOSE VTTTLES I UKS KINGS AND WE HAVE * IdtS63 ♦ J741 South found a way. He Thare Is a poMiblUty you could Peters' watch was on the dashboard. It l U l WHY CANT THESE < LAABOO-S DIET OUT TO TN FELLASX TO GO HOME ID MUNCH laid off in late 1979 from Taft (Contrac OFF eiRLS HAVE MORE?ypiAN...REMEMBER? ' WILL YOU? ' 4A108S ♦ K 9 cashed his second high dia experlsnca soma financial had stopped at 11:56. Our Entire Stock 01 ON STRETCH'S LEAFY mond and then led out Us extremes today. Under certain ting (Co. In (Cicero, 111. GREENS.' YUK.' SOUTH “He should have said something,” “How bad does it have to get?” said A coTKlitions you'll ba fortunato, • WAMTIES ♦ AKQ1I7SI queen ofhearts. Lester. He noted at least 40 percent of East took his ace and saw artille with others you may not. Lester said. "We would have passed the • HEOICME CJUWETS ▼ Q the union nuchinery movers are un ♦ AK that the lead of a spade 1983 pradictlona (or Capri hat. Times are terrible but we’re • Vanities Reg. 44.99 419.99 ♦ J64 would establish a trump corns are now ready. Send $1 brothers here. 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He couldn't also Strive to fulfill your amblUona Opening lead: 410 today, but don't do to In ways PD >T Obituaries 4^* I Reagan sends- I FOCUS/ F a m i l u W al^ Laurnl Brown Miss Waity Laurni Brown, 91, of Rockville, died Wednesday at an area convalescent home. Habib back She was born in Coventry on Nov. 15,1891 and had been a lifelong resi dent of the Manchester and Andover m By Mel Laytner Syrian-mediated truce. Shortly before midnight local time areas. Before retiring she had been United Press International a medical secretary for Cheney Wednesday, the right-wing Brothers for many years. /A President Reagan said he was Phalange Voice of Lebanon Radio She leaves a sister, Mrs. Thornton ordering U.S. envoy Philip Habib reported anti-Syrian leftists were .(Beulah) Griswold of Ft. Lauder back to the Middle East to speed up still storming Sjrrian positions in the dale. Fla. and a nephew, Donald B. deadlocked negotiations that city, forcing hand-t(vhand fighting Griswold of Sarasota, Fla. resumed today in northern Israel on in some areas. Funeral services will be Friday at the withdrawal of foreign troops In Tel Aviv, Defense Minister I'p.m . at Watkins Funeral Home, from Lebanon. Ariel Sharon disclosed Wednesday 142 E. Center St., Manchester. “I am optimistic—I’m always op the Soviet Union has sent the first Burial will be in Center Cemetery, tim istic,” U.S. delegation head shipment of long-range SAM-9 an Coventry. There are no calling Morris Draper told Israeli Armed tiaircraft missiles to Syria. hours. Forces Radio as the fourth round of A senior Israeli military source Frank Szeber Israpll-Lebanese talks opened in the was quoted by Israel Radio as Frank Szeber. 78, of 55 Sherwood northern Israeli town of Kiryat saying the SAM-5s could “threaten Circle, died this morning at his Shmona. planes taking off from U.S. 6th Fleet home. He was the husband of Rosa Today’s talks came just a day aircraft carriers In the after Prime Minister Menachem (Apoiczer) Szeber. UPl photo Mediterranean.” He was born in Mor. Hungary on Begin rejected a U.S. compromise In Washington, Reagan said in a Sept. 4,' 1904 and had lived in Picket-line violence proposal to break the impasse over televised news conference he was Manchester since 1956. Before the issue of including normalization recalling Habib from vacation in retiring he had been employed by Steve Brelt, left, a teacher striking the Lake morning. Brelt, wearing a neck brace as a of Lebanese-Israe^ relations in the Florida to return to the Middle East Colonial Board of Manchester for 15 result of the Incident, talks with other striking agenda. to press for progress in the talks and school district In Ohio, was struck by a car The heads of the U.S., Israeli and help speed up the return of 1,300 U.S. years. He was a communicant of St. Is driven by a non-striking teacher crossing the teachers at strike headquarters. The strike Lebanese delegations went into ^rlnes, part of a multinational, Bridget Church. picket line at Lake High School Wednesday In Its tl^ilrd day. Besides his wife he leaves a son, private meetings five minutes after peace-keeping force in Beirut. Martin Szeber of Manchester; a the talks were formally opened, "We would have liked this whole sister in Hungary; and two Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman thing to move faster, but in light of grandchildren. Avi Pazner said. the situation we never had any illu Funeral services will be Saturday Lebanon demands the talks first sion this could have been done over Chief: 911 violated deal with the withdrawal of 30,000 night,” Reagan said. 6 at 8;15 a m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. with a mass of Israeli troops from Lebanon — Reagan also held two hours of Gunliiiiied from page I Christensen, and Town Fire Chief emergency room apd chairman of Resurrection at 9 a.m. at St. Bridget the Emergency Medical Serivees which together with 40,000 Syrians talks at the White House with Israeli John C. Rivosa,; states that police and 10,000 Palestinian guerrillas oc Church. Burial will be in St. James warning idly. I mean what I say." Council, said having too many peo President Yitzhak Navon, who - should always be dispatched first to cupy about two-thirds of the war- Cemetery. Friends may call at the Town attorney Kevin M. O'Brien ple respond to medical emergencies skirted issues Of disagreement in the scene of a medical call. tom nation. funeral home F'riday from 7 to 9 confirmed Wednesday that, at Lan- is “a hazard to the patient. U.S.-Israeli relations while hailing Ambulance and fire departments Israel insists the talks must lead p.m. nan’s request, he’s investigating the the president’s "dedication to are dispatched only in cases of ap “ IF I HAD THAT in the to normalized relations and security legal implications of call-jumping. parent heart attacks, motor vehicle peace.” emergency room there would be arrangements along its northern Navon, a former opposition Labor "He (Lannan) wanted to know rollovers, accidents with multiple what his rights were, and I told him more people dead,” he said. "I real border. Draper proposed Party parliament member now injuries, and reported drownings or Wednesday Israel accept a written we’d look into it for him," he said. electrocutions, the dispatch protocol ly don’t care about your guys. I care holding a largely ceremonial post, about the patient,” he said to Allain. pledge from Lebanon to discuss has been Mentioned as a possible Lawyer Wednesday's meeting, and Lan- statement says. nan's flareup, coincide with recent Allain and Lannan argued over future relations later. rival to Prime Minister Menachem criticisms of 911 dispatch protocol I'OUCE OFFICERS responding whether the police or district EMTs In Lebanon’s northern city of Begin In future Israeli elections. by district officials who claim their have the option of calling in am are better qualified to handle Tripoli, where 70 people have been killed in battles between rival In Jerusalem, Begin Wednesday asks out firefighters aren't sent to enough bulance or fire departments if it’s medical emergencies. conferred with Cabinet ministers militias in the past six days, inter medical calls. deemed necessary, or cancelling Finally, Allain agreed to bring the and Israeli negotiators on the talks their dispatch if they don’t seem to mittent sniper Are rang through the < ioiiliiiucil from page 1 Allain has proposed setting up an district’s grievances with 911 before with Lebanon, which Israel insists independent emergency dispatching be need^, the statement says. deserted streets despite a cease-fire the Emergency Medical Services agreement. focus on normalizing relations with network for the district, to allow Lannan said the dispatch protocol Council, which next meets Jan. 20, Beirut and security assurances for decided on Wednesday to ask to be people who want to be helped by dis statement is the result of a concen Reports from Lebanon’s along with specific recommen beleaguered second-largest city said Israel. removed from the case. trict volunteers to call the district sus between him, Christensen and dations for changing dispatch directly instead of going through Rivosa." “They (district officials) rival pro-and anti-Syrian militiamen Lebanon insists the first item of policy. agreed to police the troubie spots negotiations oh the agenda be the (.IKIHt llTIS has retained an at 911. keep saying that I’m in charge of The district director emphasized torney to represent him in the event Christensen said the Friday inci 911. But the Manchester Police jointly while government forces withdrawal of Israeli forces from its that his aim isn’t to undermine the patrol the rest of Tripoli under the territory. that he is asked to take the stand to dent isn’t the first time that district Department is merely the 911 system. "The 911 concept is the explain his reasons for wanting to be firefighters have responded to repository for 911. This is our brsi iden. 911 is great,” he said. removed from the case. medical emergencies without being system, the town of Manchester’s Giedraitis indicated he feared he dispatched. system, not mine.” HE'S I.NVITEU district residents would be removed from the case Allain, however, said district who have opinions on how the dis J anyway. “ WieVE JUMPED CALLS when firefigters want to be sent to more trict should handle medical service Husband arrested we thought they were of importance "1 think other counsel will be com types of calls than those specified in to meet with him from 7 to 9 p.m. Herald photo by Pinto ing in in any case, whether I remain — say there’s a report of a person the dispatch protocol. “We would Tuesday at the district fire house on ’Thomas F. Pereira, 33, of 126 21. having difficulty breathing — and Avondale Road, was arrested on a He is accused of breaking into the on the case or not." Giedraitis said. like to able to advance the protocol. Hilliard Street. ,,,, . “T^iKE TWO ASPIRIN AND GALL ME IN THE MORNIN(3;i,ISN’T AS IN VOGUE AS IT ONCE WAS The judge appears to be un 911 doesn't want to send us," he . .to add more to it (the firefighters’ warrant Wednesday and charged apartment of his estranged wife, satisfied with the progress of my said. dispatch responsibilities)," he said. General Manager Robert B. Weiss with burglary in the second degree, destroying items and assaulting the .. research has'Fnlted aspirin to Increased risk o< pregnancy in lUb wesirars, lowered heart attack rates for some males preparation and I’m prepared to But Christensen said "it won’t be The.district’s volunteers, many of told Allain and Christensen that unlawful restraint in the first degree woman, polibe reported. bring someone in if it pleases the happening again.” After whom are emergency medical their problems with 911 won’t be and criminal mischief in the third He is scheduled to appear in court to speed things up. ” Wednesday's meeting with Lannan technicians, have a responsibility to solved "by screaming in the degree, in connection with an inci Manchester Superior Court on Jan. A He then charged that, although the he posted standing orders at the dis provide medical service to district newspaper or screatning at each dent that allegedly occurred on Dec. 24. stale has said it has wanted to speed trict fire station prohibiting call residents. “We want to be table to other." up the trial,, it hasn't done so until jumping, he said. uphold that responsibility,” Allain Such bickering “will destroy the mid November. Giedraitis also said The written statement of protocol said. confidence of the public in the that since Boyle is incarcerated for 911, drafted in December 1980 But Dr, Robert Butterfield, head system, and that’s a shame,” Weiss Bicyclist booked ^spirin there's no rush. ' after discussions between Lannan. of Manchester Memorial Hospital’s said. One of the (fiber motions A Manchester teenager was A safe was stolen from the Giedraitis filed today is to keep arrested Wednesday afternoon and restaurant on the night of Aug. 21, secret the confession. He also said charged with breach of the peace, police said. It contained gift cer N he may still file a motion to close 'Jumping' calls not unusual for allegedly riding his bicycle on a tificates and one payroll check, they Now lUD wearers have a reason to get a headache the courtroom to the public. sidewalk, even after a police officer said. At the time, they suspect^ the warned him to get off the walk. perpetrator was someone inside the week, if not two,” says Dr. Robert D. Breer, chief of were p By Barbara Richmond Herald Reporter "He’s like a big baby. He's not'a watch dog,” is the way Dog Warden Richard Rand describes this week’s Florence big man adoption dog. Ryid /has temporarily named him "Kristen, after a Marine Corps buddy of his. Kristen is about 4 or 5 months old. He looks part .yv/.v ■ Husky and part CoUie. His ears are perfectly straight ■ f and he’s the color of a lion. Rand said he has very big r«f' in Cougar victory paws which indicates he’s going to be pretty big when full grown. He was picked up near Homestead Street and West open a 68-50 lead with five minutes Middle Turnpike on Dec. 20. Rand , said Kristen likes Led by the 29-point, 14-rebound ef Behing the ball handling of Doug ‘• p . everybody. fort of 6-foot-8 pivotman Jim Leonard, and several easy buckets left. Leonard and Emerson each had I't Florence, Manchester Community by Emerson and Florence, MCC ANOTHER RESIDENT at the dog pound - a new points for the Cougai s with Leonard (Allege opened its 1982-83 CCCAA moved to a 33-23 advantage with 2.04 resident Tuesday — is a Benji look-alike.” He’s some adding 12 assists. Reiser al./zo hit basketball slate with an 80-60 win in the half. Outside shooting from kind of terrier and maybe has some poodle in him. When twin digits in assists lor MCU with over Norwalk (Community College Fay and Curt Massey enabled you speak he cocks his head to listen,” Rand said. 10. Fay had 24 points, mostly from Wednesday evening in Norwalk. Norwalk to draw within 35-27 at the He’s about 2 years old and Rand thinks his owner will intermission. Florence netted 18 downtown range, and Massy It) to claim him because he’s such a nice dog — “and smart The win lifts the (Cougars to 2-1 first-half markers for the Cougars.. pace Norwalk. too.” while the loss evens Norwalk’s mark MCC's women's team opens i|s 'The dog was picked up at Beacon Hill Apartments on ■ at 1-1. Norwalk drew within 39-37.early in campaign Saturday night in a prelim the Manchester-Elast Hartford line. ' / MCC resumes play Saturday night the second half before MCC O ach at 6 o’clock against Tunxis The old dog, mentioned in last week’s column, is still against Tunxis Community College Bemle Mulligan elected to go to Manrln*Hl»’r (110) - I'hu’enee 14 l-ti at the pound. Rand said he has cataracts and is almost at East Catholic at 8 o’clock. fullcourt pressure. Led by reserve 29, Carbray 2 0-0 4. Reiser 1 2-2 4. blind. Norwalk, after a slow start in guard Dan Collins, who had 4 steals Lronard 6 1-1 13, E:nerson 0 1-1 i:i. He had a heavy collar on and apparently had had it on which neither team scored for four in a two-minute span, the Cougars Collins 2 0-0 4. Carr 0 2 2 2. (laren .'i 0 for a long time. The dog will have to be destroyed within minutes, jumped to a 6-0 lead behind moved to a 52-41 lead with just under 0 6, Facey 2 1-2 5. Totals ltd il-14 tin, the week, unless an owner is found. the shooting of Chris Fay. 12 minutes remaining. Norwalk (00) - Irtiv O 2-rj 14 Little Barney Beagle is happy and living in Coventry Steve Emerson’s hoop snapped Fine play from co-captain John White 4 0-0 8. Fay 9 6-R 24. CandH I with a family that has plenty of land. the Cougars’ drought and they even Reiser, Collins, Florence, Leonard-- 0-0 2, Henision 1 ri-0 2. Massy 5 0-0 in Rand wants to thank all of those who left biscuits, tually pulled even at 12-12. and Dean Facey allowed MCC to Burno 0 0-0 0 Totals 21) tt i.1 na. canned dog food, brushes and other gifts at Christmas time. Herald photo by Richmond The pound is on the town property off Olcott Street. Rand is there Monday through Friday from noon to 1 p.m. and other times can be reach^ by calling the pound, 643-6642 or by calling the Pplice Department, 646- KRISTEN IS VERY FRIENDLY Conard upends Tribe 4555. . . . poses with Rand Here's a workout for your legs and arms. hips. Bend left knee and raise arms Stand tall with your feet widely separated, overhead. Straighten knee and return arms hands on hips. Bend your right knee and to starting position. Continue alternating left raise your arms overhead, crossing your and right, eight times with eKch leg. wrists. Straighten knee and return hands to Jastrzebski heads on ice by 9-3 count UPi pnoto Scoring goals on five of nine period we had way too many also played well for the loi ats. powerplay opportunities, Conard penalties and that’s what hurts us.” Scott Gainey, Paul ,/:nj.s.‘:lry ami Jefferson House Conard had a pair of powerplay Chris Corbin had first-period goal-/ Weight distribution plays NICK FOTIU AND MIKE ALLISON OF RANGERS High upended Manchester High, 9-3, in ice hockey action Wednesday goals in the first period where it for Conard. Bill Ch.imlKu s, assi.sl.cl .... battle Bill Hajt for control bf puck took a 3-1 lead. The Chieftains, after by Eric Trudon and Dean Custafson. Karen Jastrzebski of Jefferson For disoriented and confused evening at the Bolton Ice Palace. clients, a class called “reality orien The win lifts the Chieftains to the a Brett Factora powerplay goal for answered for the Indians House division of Hartford Hospital, Manchester, erupted for three Bill Drolet. .lohn Unseiu/i ami part in beauty of figure has been appointed director of tation,” in which date, time and .500 level at 3-3 while the loss, place is discussed, is offered. Manchester's fifth straight, drops powerplay goals of their own on Gainey rallied in the middh session Jefferson House Adult Day Care Reefers brilliant again three sucFessive opportunities. for Conard for a fi t lead Center in Manchester, the center Ms. Jastrzebski will head a staff the Indians to 3-5. should be IS inches less than the cup of fresh alfalfa or bean sprouts. of two full time people and six The Indians next face crosstown Conard peppered In.li.an kei'p r By Josephine Lowman announced today. That made it 9-2 before a closing Pat McNamara with 40 shots wleh- Special to the Herald hips, calves 6 or 7 inches less than (Note: PITA BREAD IS ALSO Ms. Jastrzebski, who holds a volunteers. There are plans to add a East Catholic at the Ice Palace the thighs, and the ankles 4 or 5 in KNOWN AS "Egyptian” on Middle- third full-time employee in the near Saturday evening at 7:50. “We’ll be goal from Indian sophomore the Indians launched 10 di i es e:- bachelor of science degree in nur wingman Brad Pendleton, his first Chieftain goalie Chris Zaef. Do you sometimes feel like a rear- ches smaller than the calves. Eastern pocket bread. Alternative: sing from the University of Ckmnec- future. up for that one,” said Manchester engine car because all your weight ^two slices of whole-wheat bread.) Ms. Jastrzebski’s most recent Bruins beat Hawks Coach Wayne Horton. "What of the year. Factora drew an assist. THE WAY YOU measure is impor ticut and a master of science degree The Indians’ No. 2 line of Factora, “ Conard has two vei y strum IS in the “back"? Weight distribu in health care management from position was as president of the happens with (East Coach Bill) lines. .They break out ol f'en owi tion plays an important part in the tant. Be sure that the tape goes DINNER (SIO CALORIES): Teles Leasing Service, a financial Mannix throwing three good lines at a sophomore, at center with straight around (not dipping or Cornish hen with spicy sauce and the Hartford Graduate Center, Pendleton and Chris Verbridge on end very well. Morion sai'l 1 lei> beauty of a figure. A slightly plump assumed her position Aug. SO. The business firm in Glastonbury. us reihains to be seen.” he added. we played well but so did Cun.'id silhouette with perfect rising) your natural waistline, the spinach. Serve one-quarter of one She has also acted as the Horton was not thrilled by his the wings drew praise from Horton. fullest part of your bust, hips, ab broiled cornish hen with spicy center, lo cat^ in the old Bentley “That line played well all evening,” We had"individual lireakdowais al Ih'- measurements often is preferable to School on Hollister Street, officially emergency medical services on Middleton spree sextet’s penchance for spending wrong moments that n' ill.\ lui;t domen, thighs, calves and ankles. If sauce. Mix one chopped green odon, he cited. Defenseman Dan Senkow the right number of pounds in dis opened Oct. 22. critical care coordinator for the time in the penalty box. “The last array. you wear a bra use the same one 1 teaspoon each tomato paste and North Central Connecticut hot prepared mustard with 2 As director of the center, Ms. Inheritance is influential in deter each time. Emergency Medical Service Inc. in said. “That pretty well decided the . tablespoons white wine, 2 Jastrzebski is responsible for social, By United Press International Gretzky scored two breakaway mining where fat will be stored if This is the fourth day of my eight- health and rehabilitative day care Hartford. She was also a utilization hockey game.” goals — giving him 33 goals for the you consume more calories than you week Beauty Improvement Plan tablespoons chicken bouillon, a diuh review coordinator at Mt. Sinai It took only 18 seconds before of W orcestershire, and 2 services for IS clients ranging in age Middleton completed his hat trick season — and added three assists to need. This may be on the abdomen, (BIP) which will help you lose from from 63 to 86. Hospital in Hartford. Chicago CkMch Orval Tessier knew with 32 seconds left, scoring into an power Edmonton. The contest waist or hips. The target on men 15 to 20 pounds in the next eight tabiespoons skim milk. Accompany hb. Jastrzebski lives in Glaston his team was in trouble against the Early season evaluation with 1 cup cooked chopped spinach The center provides social ac open Chicago net. marked the i,000th regular-season usually is the abdomen. It also weeks. Those of you who started at KAREN JASTRZEBSKI tivities such as poetry readings, arts bury with her husband and 18- Boston Bruins. “It wasn’t one of the prettier game for Winnipeg defenseman should be noted that posture affects the beginning have been given four with lemon wedge and Vk cup boiled month-old daughter. “ When a team like Boston scores rice. One glass of skim milk. One . health care background and crafts, and exercise classes. three-goal games but I was in front Serge Savard. the measurement. If you have been exercises, slimming menus for in the first 18 seconds of the game, of the net and they went in,” said Capilals 5, Red Wings 2 The scholastic basketball season is five games careless about it, pull your abdomen three days and have learned what orange. you’ve got a prdblem,” said Tessier At Detroit, Mike Gartner and Bob deep for bqth Manchester High and East Catholic. TOTAL CALORIES 1,250 Middleton. “We get up for the big in. tuck your hips under and lift your your weight should be. You have a Get the Want Ad h ab it. . . read and use the little ads in of the first of Rick Middleton’s three teams, we’re playing really dis by Carpenter each Scored a goal and The young Indians sport a 2-3 record after the five T h o u g h ts rib cage. You will find that you have great start. I encourage you to clip FOR MEN (600 CALORIES): Classified regularly. goals that propelled the Bruins to a cipline hockey. I ^ n ’t know if this added aii assist to spark outings while the Eagles have a reverse mark at 3- decreased your waist measurement and save the recipes and exercises At breakfast, have a second bagel Service Note 4-1 triumph Wednesday night over was a really big game, but because Washington. Dennis Maruk, who had 2. ApLEINty and increased your bust measure as they appear. with apple butter. Take one orange the Black Hawks. we had lost Sunday against Win an assist on a goal by Doug Jarvis, The question is which team will be there when . ment a few inches. or one cup of grapes to lunch. At rim iMhionsiAAAAAAAAA^ Boston Coach Gerry Cheevers had nipeg, we didn’t want to lose two in a registered his 400th point as a Cap. the season :|nds. Len A uster. Measure yourself today then once MEINU.S FOR FRIDAY Manchester has many a senior, but many are dinner, have half a broiled comisb little argument with Tessier. row, which is the golden rule.” Rangers 3, Sabres 3 Herald Sportswritor a week until the end of this course. BREAKFAST (340 CALORIES): Shine completes basic Spadolsing Ixdusivoly In “Scoring so early and on the road, relatively inexperienced. What the Indians have Appie bagel: Spread one toasted hen. For dessert, have a 3-ounce Boston goalie Pete Peeters At New York, Robbie Ftorek’s se It will encourage you to record your SW mniZINO plut-sise fosMons especially in front of such a big recorded his ninth straight victory cond goal of the game, with 7:25 going for themselves are a bunch of hustlers. That’s bagel (egg or plain) with 1 tables glass of dry sherry, or Vk pint of Airman Patrick M. Shine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold improvement. Most women know sherbert. crowd, really makes a difference,” and extended his unbeaten streak to remaining, enabled the Rangers to the way they’re going to win. poon apple butter and accompany F. Shine of 20 Oakwood Road, has completed Air Force where they are out of line because If you missed the first few days o l Where fashion is a said (?heevers. 17 games. rally from a two-goal, third-period Manchester does not possess a superstar, a super with one apple. Tea or coffee with basic training at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas. the same clothes alterations must this course >'nd want to catch up, look, not a size. The triumph was the Bruins’ " I’m only one notch in the chain,” deficit for their tie. Ftorek was player whom it can look to in the clutch. It must be made time after time. However, lemon and/or artificial sweetener. ..'The 1981 graduate of East Catholic High School will seventh in their last eight games, look for contributions from each and every player Maybe U indicated Bloomfield’s shortromir.fs One glass of skim milk. send for my,BIP Kit. This provides remain'at Lackland for specialized training in the said Peeters, who leads the NHL credited with the tying goal after his 1 am going to give you the standard while Chicago, with the best record with 20 wins. “It isn’t just one per shot deflected off Buffalo and play 32 minutes. The Warhawks backdoored the Eagles to il“,'ith complete directions for the security police field. measurements for a good figure. LUNCH (400 CALORIES): program, calorie charts, height and in the NHL, suffered its second son, I had a very good defense out defenseman Larry Playfair’s skate What’s hurt Manchester in two losses has been a and how many open jump shots did it h.iv:' in the Use these standard Egg pita: Prepare an egg salad weight charts for men and women, January | straight home loss after 11 victories. there in front of me tonight.” and skipped into the net. Tony stretch of bad basketball. Those stretches have lane? measurements only as guidelines. filling by mixing two chopped hard- spot-reducing exercises, additional The Black Hawks managed to tie Tessier, whose team was outshot McKegeny had two goals for Buf been constantly reduced, and when they disappear. Countless. Many women can’t reach such boiled eggs with 2 tablespoons cot menus for 14 days, and a wall chart the game 1-1 at 10:10 on a power 48-28, said it isn’t time to panic, but falo. Coach Doug Pearson honestly believes his team Penders, before the season, felt he could go to his perfection because of their skeleton tage cheese, V« chopped green on which to plot your w e i^ t loss and Have a wedding anniversary you’d like your neighbors play goal by Steve Larmer, before time to convince his younger players Si. I.nuis 3, Minnesota 3 will be tough to beat. ' ' bench ^vithout being hurt. That’s debat.ihle. There and muscles. Do not let this dis pepper, one stalk chopp^ celery, 1 a measurement progress chart. For to know about? The Manchester Herald will publish a Sales Barry Pierson registered his 26th not to let up. At Bloomington, Minn., Brian Following the loss to East, Pearson Indicated his are some players, who should be better than they courage you. Think of these only as teaspoon prepared mustard, and your kit send fl and a long, self- photo of you and your spouse to celebrate the occasion. In goal to snap the deadlock just 2:59 “They can’t let up because teams Sutter scored two goals and Bemie quintet, if it continues on the beaten path, will be perform, for it were not having no confidene<> would goals to shoot for. Here they are: salt and pepper to taste. Slice a 6- addressed, stamped envelope with order to have such a photo taken, make an appointment at Savings later. are going to come in here shooting Federko tipped in the tying goal tough to overcome in the final 10-12 games. not have any confidence at all. but the bust and hips should inch round of pita bread in half and your request for the BIP Kit to by calling Barbara Richmond at the ‘ Manchester Middleton’s second goal of the for us,” said Tessier. Those who with 5:51 left as St. Louis rallied The Silk Towners are going through a tough Half the battle is believing in yourself and how tio measure the same. The waist should pull open each half to make two Josephine Lowman, in c ^ e of this Herald, 64^2711. You’re also welcome to submit a wed game and 16th of the season came at aren’t playing will be moved along from a 3-1 deficit in the third period. stretch of games with Penney out of the way these youngsters expect to do well when they fully be 10 inches smaller. The thighs pockets. Fill with egg saiad and Vt newspaper. ding photo, if one is available. 15:07 of the third period and caused ... Boston outplayed us very badly Minnesota has tied four of its last Tuesday, a 53-47 loss, with dates coming up against expect to perform lousy. of a 10-minute delay as fans began tonight.” five home games. the West Hartford schools, Conard and Hall. "That’s a mystery of the century. 30%' throwing debris on the ice. The In other games, Edmonton blasted Maple I.eaf8 4, Devils 4 Conard will be hosted Friday night at Qarke Penders has some questions he better solve to ^ c k Hawks claimed play should Winnipeg 8-3, Washington topped At Blast Rutherford, N.J., Rick Arena. quickly. Otherwise, a banner season is going to turn have been stopped when the puck Detroit 5-2, the New York Rangers Valve scored his second goal of the If the Indians can gain at least a split in the next out to be a relatively long one. Most oppouents on A bout Town was in front of Chicago goaltender tied Buffalo 3-3, St. Louis tied game at 8:48 of the final period to two, it could be on its way to a very fine campaign. the schedule are labeled quick teams and he must Tony Esposito, but the officials Minnesota 3-3 and Toronto tied New lift Toronto into a tie and stretch its offset that. allowed the goal to stand. Jersey 4-4. unbeaten streak to five games. Jeff Strange club That, plus the low confidence level of some of his “From my view, the whistle Oilers 8, Jels 3 Larmer had two goals for New Blast Coach Jim Penders before the season cagers. And, by all means, a court leader must be Brochures available Hypertension Is topic Chapman Court meets Special Sites should have been blown,” Tessier At Winnipeg, Manitoba, Wayne Jersey. thought his club could stay with any opponent on the established. 12H-26W schedule. There are several situations which have to he- The Manchester Adult Evening School brochures are Hartford Chapter of the American Association of Chapman Court 10, Order of Amaranth, will meet and 31 le S2 ironed out. Medical Assistants will meet Jan. 13 at Willies Steak True. Defeating them may be another matter. now available in local banks, libraries and municipal Friday at 7:45 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, East Center East has shown itself vulnerable. East has dates against Aquinas. Hartford Public building. House, Center Street. Street. Refreshments will be served after the meeting. COATS Its defense against a not-so-strong Bloomfield five and South Catholic coming up in sucres,sion A Mail registrations will be accepted until Jan. 18. In- Dr. Kenneth Dardlck of Willlmantic will speak on Mayer raps men's tennis losing Streak of three is staring it in the face “Hypertension,” after the dinner. Medical assistants was nothing short of atrocious and how it ever came person registration is scheduled for Jan. 25 from 6:30 to SWEATERS close to winning the contest is a mystery. The Eagles must be ready for the challenge. 8 p.m. in the filing Junior High School cafeteria. Classes planning to attend should contact Pat Qangi, 52941618. Pageant Is scheduled begin Jan. 3. •LOUSES Business courses offered this term include com A regional pageant, preliminary to the Miss Connec SLACKS for too many tournaments puters, shorthand, accounting and typing. Art courses Program, supper set ticut and Miss America pageants, is set for June 24 and include stained glass, drawing, stenciling, watercolor 25 in New Britain. DRESSES and oil painting. The Manchester Interracial Council will sponsor a Girls between the ages of 47 and M are eligible to SKIRTS ROSEMONT, HI. (UPI) - Men’s day’s semifinals by outlasting ... have the game structured so most New London pins East Catholic Home interests include spring crafts, needlepoint, program and potluck supper to honor the Rev. Dr. Mar enter. Competition Includes interviews with Ju^es, professional toinls needs a drastic tenacious Elliot Telscher in a of the same top players for the most sewing, tailoring, quilting, rug hooking, rug braiding, tin Luther King on Thurs^y Jan. 13 at 6:10 at Conconlia evening gown, swimsuit and talent. LINGERIE change to keep It from floundering twohour, SS-mlnute marathon 7-6,2- part compete almost on a weekly New London High had too much 138 —Antonia (EC) maj. dec. 3:50, 167 —Wilson iNl.i |)inno(}(.loo shirret, bread making, Chinese cooking and knitting. Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin St. A panel of Judges will choose a winner to compete for and tournament organizers would do 6, 6-2. basis.” strength for visiting East Catholic Penaflor 14-3, 145 —Spinnato (NL) Morra 3.19, 185 - Smith i.Nl.i WRF McEnroe made short work of . Special interest courses include photography, chW The speaker will be Rev. Leroy Bailw, pastor of the ' the title of Miss Connecticut 1983. Scholarships are well to follow the lead of women, This Is the first time Bjorg, as the homesUnding Whalers took a dec. B rian H arkins 10-4, 155 Unlimited - Cochron iNl.i pin:iort caning, calligraphy, investments, income tax, first aid, First Baptist Church in Hartford. The Maiwhester High awarded at all levels of competition above the r^onal says a player In the 6250,000 McEnroe, Connors and Lendl have Mayer Wednesday night, disposing 41-18 duke over the Eagles in —Russel (NL) pinned Mike Riscassi Jim Meyer 1.5B sign language, dancercise, golf and guitar. School Roundtable Singers will perform, u will flutist level. Challenge of CSiamplons. appeared In the same tournament in of him In just 56 minutes. wrestling action Wednesday New courses include candlewicklng, great religions of Darya Herrschfeld and Desiree Pina and Leah Smith For additional information, call Bette Landino, 116 . Calllomian Sandy Mayer said the Chicago. evening. the world, flower arranging, home safety, living with from M sciU a Gibson’s School of Dance Arts. South End Road, Southington, 06488. men play too nuiny tournaments and “Having so many tournaments . The Biagles slip to 1-2 with the loss nutrition, storytelling, antiques, :(hair rushing, verse Guests are asked to bring a dish to serve eight to 10 noted top players Bjorn Borg, Jlm- leaves a big void since It Is seldom Kush to coach with their next action against B o w lin s writing, and aerobic dance. people. For Information, call Shirley Zadiery at 646^16 my Connors and John McEnroe have that fans get to see nuny of the top in Senior Bowi Penney High Saturday morning at before Jan. 10. Dr. Karns heads staff vowed to limit tournament 10 players,” Mayer said, adding home at noon. "fans simply will not come out to appearances to about 20 weeks a MOBILE, AU. (UPI) - Frank Brian Dunn had a draw for Blast's Dr. Robert E. Kama bas been elected president of the see unknowns.” 498, Mary McConville 465, Joan year. Kush, head coach of the Baltimore first points on the mat with Steve TEE-TOTALERS- Gayla Butcher medical staff at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Or. "If tennis U to have mass appeal, Franco 194462. Circle sets meeting Training course slated • "I have been No. 1,” McEnroe Colts, will be returning to the Senior Byrne and Dave Turgeon each ad 176-495, R uth. Russell 181, Nancy Robert D. Breer'dras elected vice president; and Dr. tournament directors have got to nn- ^said, "and I don’t feel I -have Bowl as a coach 30 years after he ding decision triumphs. Bruce An Washburn 192-493, Martie Barilla FARMINGTON - The Greater Hartford Red Cross Douglas H. Smith, secretary. dersUnd that there h u to be, one, St. Margaret Circle, Daughters of Isabella, will meet : ■ anything to prove even though I was there as a player. tonia had a major decision in the 454, Deana Richard 178492, Shirley REC- Bill Zwick 159 417, Jim Cur will sponsor a training course for bloodmobile Dr. Kama is senior attending physician in the Depart fewer tournaments and, two, they Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at First Federal Bank, 344 W. Mid want to make as much money as I Senior Bowl officials announced 138-pound class for East’s final Blue 165410, Terry Priskwaldo 219- tin 146-143-405, Norm Vittner 143- dle Turnpike. volunteers on Wednesday Jan 12 at Red Cross ment of Radiolon and has been a member of the can and play until my legs give out.’ have to have the best players epm- points. 494, Ruth Woodbury 193-180406, Lou 399, John Maiorca Sr. 145-387, Ken headquarters, 209 Farmington Avu. petlng. today Kush and his Colts staff will medical staff at Manchester hospital since 1967. He is Mayer lost to McEnroe coach the North squad (or the Jan. Results. 98 —Sam Sblendorio TouUin 201-526, Lee Bean 190-178- Cromwell 141-385. Ken O.sborne ISO- Volunteers are needed to register donors, take "I think the men tennis players also serving on the luMpital’s Development Committee. WednMday i ^ t 64, 6 4 In the & college all-star gams. Kush, then (EC) WBF. 105 —Dunn (EC) drew 532, Shirley Eldridge 175498, Niki 366, Lanky Waickowski 365, Newt temperatures, escort donors,- serve in the canteen and should get together and decide Dr. Breer is chairman of the Pediatrics Department m N O N round-robin toumament. France’s a 5-foot-9, 190-pound guard at with Butler 84, 112 —Peck (NL) Wehren 176-178-528, Fran Misaeri Emerson 136-379. Dick Lessard 136 act as donor room aides. .-whether they want to continue Golden Agers to meet at the hospital. He has been on the staff since 1168. VERNON CIRCU Henri Leconte bowed to Vitas Michigan State, played under Paul WBF. 119 —Keyton (NL) WBF. 128 204-645, Karen Barnowski 197498, 366, Roger Labrie 137-360, Tom Mar Registered or licensed practical nurses will be trained Dr. Smith is an attending physician in the Oerulaltls 7-6, 6-2 and Ivan ulbdl harnstorming around from one tour —Byrne (EC) dec. Congress 6-3,132 Brenda Clark IM-486, MaryJane tin 360, Tom Koehler 135-351, Ray nament to ano^r ... or do they Brown for the winning North in thq Golden Age Club will meet Jan. 12 at 1 p.m. at the act as health history interviewers. For additional tn- anesthesiology service at Manchester Memorial. He has 64t-44a0 ^ became the first player In the elght- 1953 Senior Bowl. —Turgeon (EC) dec. Longo 15-11, Deane 178, Clauoette Mertens 215- Bernier 350, Bernie Goodin IW. ' ’ Senior Citizen C^ter. ) formation, call 678-2799. Seen on the medical staff since 1668. m w rotation to qualify for Satur want to do as tril women have done MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., Jan. 6, 1983 - 17 1 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs- Jan. 6, 1963 Vail traded for Gale 76ers, Lakers in shootout Jets planning CINCINNATI (UPI) — The Cincinnati Reds and San Francisco Giants hope their trade works out as well as it rhymes. The trade was By Jeff Hasen held the ball on the 76ers’ last enable the Lakers to draw even once Mavericks 136, Spurs 131 Scoreboard Vail for Gale. , UPI Sports Writer possession before driving to the- again. At Dallas, Rolando Blackman The Reds announced Wednesday night that they have traded out basket and arching a soft Ipyup high Erving added 27 points and Moses scored a Career-high 38 points, pressure move fielder Mike Vail to the San Francisco Giants for pitcher Rich Gale. The Los Angeles Lakers and off the glass over Jamesf Worthy. Malone chipped in with 21 for the helping the Mavericks hold off the Vail, 31, had been with the Reds the past two seasons and was used Philadelphia 76ers are ready to set a Los Angeles’ Jamaal Wilkes, who 76ers. Norm Nixon added 20 and Spurs. Blackman scored 22 points in primarily as a pinchhitter. In 1982, he batted .254 with four home runs date in late spring with the winner had 36 points, missed a S-polnt shot, Worthy had 18 for Los Angeles. the first quarter — a Maverick ^ CINCINNA'n (UPI) - The heart 10 years for Bengals’ general of the New York Jets’ game plan for and 29 RBIs in 78 games. to emerge wearing the ring. from the comer as time expired. “It’s a good win and I’m glad we record for one period. manager Paul Brown when Brown the Cincinnati Bengals in Sunday’s Gale. 28. was 7-14 for San Francisco in 1982, his only season with the “There’s no doubt there was a lot “ It was just an old-fashioned don’t have to worry about them for Kings 138, Nuggets 118 coached the Cleveland Browns, Busiuii 1 i 2—4 San Diego 003324 18-18 playoff duel is simply this: “Put quoted his mentor about the impor Chicago 0 1 9 -1 Utah 3 4 0 0 8 3 - 1 0 Giants. He had been traded to the Giants after the 1981 season by Kan of intensity,” said Los Angeles shootout,” said Philadelphia’s the rest of the year," said At Kansas City, Mo., Mike Wood- Three-points goals—San Diego. Wood. pressure on Anderson.” F lrsl period—1. Boston, Middleton 0 sas City. coach Pat Riley after the 76ers, Julius Erving, “but we still ne^ed a Philadelphia coach Billy Cun son scored 26 points and Larry Drew tance of defensive linemen. (Miibury, Krushelnyski). 0:00. Penalties Hodges; Utah. Griffith 3. F o u l^ out— Jets head coach Walt Michaels -Feamstcr. Chi. 5:97; Fergus. Bos, None. Total fouls—San Diego 8 . Utah 0 . Football Gale, a 6-foot-7, 225-pound right-hander, was a starter for four years using Andrew Toney’s 28 points and great shot high off the glass to win ningham. added 24, carrying the Kings. Kan “Many years ago,” said Michaels, has left no doubt that he considers it Hockey 12:# : Brown. Clii, 0:25. Rebounds—San Diego- lego 0 (Cummings 34), with Kansas City, compiling a 42-33 record. The Royals won titles driving layup with five seconds to the game, then held our breath as The worrying may begin in the sas City prevailed despite 34 points “I heai^ from an old coach — I Second period-2, Chicago. Larmer 23 Utah 50 (Wilkins 0 ) . Assists—San Diego three of those years and Gale was a big factor in KC’s 1980 American play in overtime, defeated the Jamaal shot that three-pointer. That spring, though — around cham from Denver’s Alex English, 32 critical to keep constant pressure on won’t giye you his name, but bis in (Savard. Wilson), 10:10. 3. Boston 31 (Hollins 8). Utah 24 (Green 12). , ’ Bengal quarterback Ken Anderson, Peterson 26 (Crowder, O’Connell). 13:00. 7.7W. League championship. Lakers 122-120 Wednesday night. was the difference between the win pionship series time. from Kiki Vandeweghe and 20 from itials are P.B. — ‘Give me a defen Penaltles-MItbury. Bos, 6:17; Preston. “The electricity inside an arena, ning locker room and the losing In other games, Detroit downed T.R. Dunn. who is this year’s top-rated NFL sive end and you can take two defen Chi. 6:98; O’Connell, Bos. 9:00: Murray. Chi. 0 :38: Dufour, Bos. l4 :ll; Crossman. CLEVELAND (10) like there was tonight, is exactly locker room.” Cleveland 130-116, Dallas outgunned Clippers 122, Jazz 115 passer. sive backs.’” Robinson 2-4 4-4 8. Wedman 11-21 4-4 College football Bowls Chi. 0:90. 0. Lacey 1-1 80 2. Free 80 810 27, (All Times EIST) Michaels, asked in a Wednesday Michaels has two brilliant defen NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE lliird period—4, Boston, Middleton 16 where you want to be if you’re a . Los Angeles had a chance to win San Antonio 136-131, Kansas City At Salt Lake City, Terry (Cum Huston 5-10 2-2 12. Edwards 87 3-3 9. Dec. 11 By United P resi Intematicmal conference call with Cincinnati sive ends in Mark Gastineau and Joe (O’Connell. Krushelnyski). 0:07. 5, 814 8 0 10. Indtjiendencc Bowl basketball player. There seems to the game in regulation but Magic defeated Denver 138-118, San Diego mings scored 6 of his 27 points in Wales Conference Hubbard 811 1-2 11. reporters if pressuring Anderson Klecko, but there’s no telling how Boston. Middleton 17 (unassisted). 19:28. Magley 8 2 2-2 2. Flowers 1-2 3-4 5. Hayes At Shreveport. La. be too many games that are in- Johnson, who finished with 23 stopped Utah 122-115 in overtime overtim e and finished With 24 P atfid i Division Penalty—Fergus. Bos, 1:23. 2-3 M 4. Totals 44-0 2831 116. Wisconsin 14. Kansas State 3 was the most Important aspect of effective Klecko will be Sunday W L T Pts. O F GA Shots on goal—Boston 10-194)0—#. Falcons' defense signiflcant during the season.” points, 20 assists and 12 rebounds, and Indiana surprised Seattle 108- rebounds, leading the (Clippers to DETROIT (00) Dec. 17 his preparation for the ^ngals, Philadelpkla M 12 S 53 165 IM Chicago 8-14-8-0. Jones 66 86 16. Tyler 1814 4-4 24. Holiday Bowl The Lakers, who saw their seven- 104. their seventh triumph of the season. because it will be his first game Washingtra 19 11 10 6B U6 Ifi missed a layup at the buzzer after Cioalies—Boston. Pecters. Chicago, E s Lalmbeer 7-0 811 0 . Long 8 0 8 6 0 . At San Diego, Calif. answered, “There’s no question NY Islanders 30 16 7 47 190 133 game winning streak Snapped and Wilkes misfired on a 20-footer from Pistons 130, Cavaliers LI 6 I’arers 108, Sonics 104 since having knee surgery four posito. A—18,509. Thomas 8 0 80 0. Johnson 11-17 86 0, Ohio State 47. Brigham Young 17 NY Rangers 30 16 4 44 166 147 fell to Philadelphia for the second about it. months ago. Wilkes 16 66 8. Owens 26 3-4 7. Russell Dec. 18 the baseline. The score {"emained At Pontiac, Mich., Vinnie Johnson At Seattle, Clark Kellogg scored P ittsb u rg 12 22 6 30 ISl 178 California Bowl must turn around “We’ve got to put pressure on him Even if Klecko can only play a few New Jersey 8 25 8 24 113 178 Toronto 0 2 3—4 06 0 6 0, Pierce 82 80 0. Smith 81 06 0. time this season, played without tied 112-112. scored 26 points and Terry Tyler 31 points, including IS straight In New Jersey 0 4 0—4 Totals 4666 34-41 00. At Fresno. Calif. and make him throw before he Adams Division Fresno State 29. Bowling Green 28 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who A basket by Maurice Cheeks and a added 24, pacing the Pistons. World diana points in the fourth quarter, to Boston 34 10 6 54 164 117 First period—None. Penallies-Cam e- Cleveland 2 1 3 4 0 33—116 Tangerine Bowl were No. 1 draft choices, so that wants to. I look for them to be a Montreal 21 11 6 50 181 143 ron, N J. 1:01: Bennlng, Tor. 3:38; Detroit 3 1 0 31 3 2 -0 0 By United Press International remained in his hoteI"room suffering thundering dunk by Erving gave Free scored a game-high 27 points lift the Pacers. The triumph was Fouled out—Robinson. Total fouls— At Orlando. Fla. shows you what kind of people they passing team against us. Pressure Buffalo 18 14 8 44 156 133 Cameron, NJ, 8:#. from migraine headaches. Philadelphia a 120-116 lead with 87 and Scott Wedman add^ 26 for the oniy the fourth on the road for In Quebec 15 6 42 176 166 Secondsecond period—1. Toronto, Vaive 25 Cleveland 0. Detroit 24. Rebounds- Auburn 0 . Boston College 26 18 Cleveland 0 (Hubbard 8). Detroit 51 The Atlanta Falcons were out- are,” said Bennett. "They put a lot Toney, who scored Philadelphia’s on the quartertack is the way to Hartford 10 24 5 25 130 184 (Benning, Daoust). 1:44. 2, New Jersey, E)ec. 25 seconds left in overtime but Michael Cavaliers, losers of 12 of their last 13 diana this season in 17 games. The (Laimbeer 16). Assists—Cleveland 0 Campbell Conference Larmer 7 (Tambellini, /(^ton). 1:58. V Sun Bowl scored 73-13 in their final two games of heat on a passer. Anyone who saw first two baskets of the overtime. Cooper and Johnson hit field goals to games and 27-of-31 this season. make our coverage of the Bengals (Free, Huston 7 each). Detroit 27 At El Paso. Texas loss was Seattle’s third in a row. Norris Division New Jersey. Wensink 1 (MacMillan, of the regular season, failing to the pressure the Vikings put on Dan effective.” Lever). 0 : S . 4, New Jersey. Gagne ‘ _ 3 (Thomas 12). Technical—Detroit bench. A North Carolina 26. Texas 10 W L T Pts. G F GA Aloha Bowl build the momentum Coach Leeman ny White knows what we must do Just a couple of hours after Chicago 26 9 6 58 184 195 I^Meagher,igher, KitcfiKitchen). 0:32. 5, Toronto, -5,074. imgimg 3 (Dao(Daoust. Farrlsh). 17:0. 6. At Honolulu Bennett would have liked entering along the offensive line. Michaels spoke, the Bengals’ offen Minnesota 20 11 9 40 171 151 Washington 21. Maryland 0 St. Louis 14 34 5 33 150 169 New Jersey, Jersey. ILarm er 8 (Ashton). 17:#. DENVER (118) “There is no question Bartkowski sive line that protects Anderson Penalties—Quenneville, NJ. 0:31: Farrish. Blue-Gray the playoffs. College basketball roundup Detroit 9 22 11 29 130 180 Vandeweghed e w eg h -___ 11-0_____ 1810 32, Gondrezick At Montgomery. Ala. Tor, 11:44; Quenneville. NJ. 0 : # . "We were embarrassed in our last is more vulnerable to the rush than a became a little weaker. Starting Toronto 8 21 8 24 135 174 2-7 8 6 4. English 0-18 1811 34, Dunn 810 Grav 20. Blue 10 Basketball Smythe Division Third period—7. Toronto Nigro 4 46 0 . Ro.wniiams 26 1-2 5, McKinney 2- two games (a 38-7 loss to Green Bay Danny White because he doesn't guard Max Montoya suffered a knee downs, he still may provide an (Ihnacak, Poddubny). 2:00. 8, Toronto. Dec. 29 EdmWton 22 12 8 S2 216 167 3 26 6. Ray 24 1-2 5. Robisch 81 2-2 2. Liberty Bowl and a 35-6 defeat at the hands of New have White's mobility. We're going Injury in practice and it was not im emotional lift for the Jets. But when W inning 17 18 4 38 190 164 Vaive 0 (Anderson. Daoust). 8:#. Hanzlik 04 24 2. Anderson 3 6 2-2 8. Penalties—Vatour. N J. 3:51. At Memphis. Tenn. to have to keep our tight end or one mediately known if he would be able Michaels talks about Klecko’s Calgary 14 21 7 95 106 179 Totals 4265 3441 10. Alabama 21. Illinois 15 Orleans) and it remains to see how Vancouver 13 19 8 34 140 148 Shots on goal—Toronto 7-13-13—33. New KANSAS CITY (l» ) Michigan State spoils Jersey 7-11-1^0. Dec. 0 we will respond," Bennett said of of our backs back there with him to to play Sunday. return, he prefers to put it in terms Los Angeles 14 18 5 33 125 145 E.Johnson 8 0 2-2 70. Nealy 2 6 8 0 4. Goalies — Toronto Palmateer. New Gator Bowl give him added protection.” Meanwhile, Michaels noted that of the defensive game plan. (Top frar in each division qualify for Meriweather 88 66 16, Drew 180'44 24. At Jacksonville. Fla. Sunday's NFC matchup against the Stanley Cup playoffs.) Jersey. Reach. A—0,330. Ra Williams 3-0 8-13 14. Woodson 1 8 0 8 The Washington Redskins and Los recent Bengal opponents haven’t “The most emotional thing (about Florida State 31. West Virginia 12 Minnesota Vikings. "If we expect to Wednesday’s Results 7 0 , S.Johnson 86 06 10. Loder 4 6 66 8, Dec 31 win, we must come back and play at Angeles Raiders are seeded at the been able to rush Anderson the way Klecko’s return),” said Michaels, Toronto 4. New Jersey 4 (tie) Washington 1 1 3 -5 King 16 2-2 4. Thompson 1-2 0 6 2. Hall of Fam e Bowl 101-2 R.Johnson 46 2-2 10 Totals 54-» 3838 the level we achieved (with three top of the NFL's first 16-team Super housewarming at Iowa ASSUMPTION he hopes his "New York Sack “would be if he were to pressure the Buffalo 3. N.Y. Rangers 3 (tie) Detroit At Birmingham. Ala. • Assumption Junior High remained Washington 5. Detrint 2 First period—1. Detroit. Leach 8 10 Air Force 2B. Vanderbilt 28 straight wins) prior to those last two Bowl tournament, created from the Exchange’* will go at the precision quarterback.” St. Louis 3. Minnesota 3 (tie) (Schoenfeld,feld. Crazen). "7:47. 2.■ Washington Denver 0 3 1 2 7 34—10 Peach Bowl unbeaten in Deanery League play Boston 4. ^icago 1 Jarvis 4 ((Maruk. Thederge). 11:31. Kansas City # 0 0 3 0 - 0 8 games." ' f ''' ruins of a strike-tom season. The passer. Klecko, last season’s AFC Defen At Atlanta By Fred Lief Edmonton 8, Winnipeg 3 Penalties—Craven.s—Cr Det 1:58; Larson. Fouled out—None. Total fouls-Denver Iowa 28. Tennessee 22 San Francisco 49ers, last year’s with a 35-17 win over St. James last _ “I think Kenny is feeling very, sive Piayer of the Year, said this Thursday’s Games 0 . Kansas City 0. Rebounds-Denver 0 Both teams finished at 5-4 but the UPI Sports Writer Detroit 17:12. Bluebonnet Bowl Vikings played well after the strike, Super Bowl champions, were one of Tuesday at Assumption. Bid Quick viery comfortable back there and week he may only be able to per (All Times EST) Second period-3, Washington. Carpen (Dunn 8). Kansas City 44 (Meriwegthcr At Houston netted 16 points, Joe Reilly and Vancouver at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. ter 14 (Gartner, Valenline). 0:01. 9). Assists—Denver 14 (Ro.Williams 3). winning three of their last four the teams that failed to gain en - ’ he’s throwing a little more this year, form in one play out of 10. Toronto at Washington, 7:35 b.m. Arkansas 28. Florida 24 The housewarming party bombed. Penalties—Lofthouse. Det. 5:05: D. Kansas City 34 (Drew 9). Technical foul Jan. 1 David Price 6 apiece and Joe Los Angeles at Montreal. 8:05 p.m. Smith. Det. 16;#; Holt. Wash, double- games. trance into this postseason. The University of Iowa unveiled ' Last week (against Houston) he was “But knowing Joe Klecko,” noted -Nealy A-7222. Fiesta Bowl Maglicic 5 for Assumption. John Winnipeg at Calgary. 9:96 p.m. minor. 0:31. At Tempe. Ariz. In other games, Detroit will be at The weekend's surviving eight ad able to complete 20 passes in a row. Michaels, “it may be a whole lot Friday's Games Third period-4. Washington Gould 14 its new $17 million (Carver-Hawkeye Arizona State 32. Oklahoma 21 Marchie had 7 points for St. James 2:V). LOS ANGELES (10) Washington and St. Louis at Green vancing to the next round on the Sports Arena Wednesday night. “And,” added Michaels with a more than that. Still, we're going to ■ ' Boston at New Jersey (Holt). 5, Washington. Haworth 6 Cotton Bowl with Bill Barry and Dan Ducker Vancouver at Buffalo (Laughlin. Bulley), 10:50^. 6, Washington, Rambis 26 1-1 5. Wilkes 17-24 26 0 . Bay in NFC competition Saturday following weekend. The conference Hailed by the school as as “one of laugh, “in that Monday night game take it day by day this week and see McAdoo 818 1-2 13. Nixon 8 0 2-2 0 . E. At Dallas Quebec at N.Y. Rangers Gartner 34 (Carpenter. Novy), 11:16. 7^ Southern Methodist 7. Pittsburgh 3 and Cleveland at the Los Angeles championship games will be held on playing well. against San Diego (in which Ander how Joe’s coming along with his Pittsburgh at Edmunton Detroit, Foster 10 (Schoenfeld). 12 44. Johnson 11-16 1-1 0 . Cooper 26 1-2 5, the finest basketball facilities in the Worthy 9-15 ()6 18. Landsberger 80 0 6 0. Rose Bowl Raiders and New England at Miami Jan. 23 with the Super Bowl son and Dan Fouts took turns com pass rush. Penalties-Larson, Det 3:19; Engblom. At Pasadena. Calif. world,” the arena played to a sellout Wash 6:96: (^bom e. Det. 6:98; Bulley, Jordan 06 0 6 0. Totals 9891 8-14 10. SENIOR American Hockey League PHILADELPHIA (02) UCLA 24. Michigan 14 in AFC play the same day. scheduled for the Rose Bowl in pleting pass after pass) there “There’s no pain and the doctors Wash. 16:#. crowd of 15,283 on opening night By United Press International Erving 11-16 56 27. lavaroni 16 8 6 2, Orange Bowl In addition to Sunday's game in Pasadena, (^lif., on Jan. 30. Action at Bennet Wednesday night ' weren’t even any defensive linemen say he’s strong enough to play. But Shots on goal—Washington 11-85—24. At Miami against Michigan State. Northern Detroit 5-10-7-22. Malone 7-13 7-11 21. Cheeks 811 l-I 0 . saw Green Hardware outlast Tonev 13-23 2-2 0 . Jones 46 3-3 11. Nebraska 21. Louisiana State 20. Minneapolis, the schedule has the NFL rushing leader Freeman Only one problem: Iowa lost 61-59. in the game, correct?” more importantly, Joe Klecko wants W L T Pts. GF GA Goalies-Washington. Jensen. Detroit. Donato’s Lounge, 90-87, and Irish Fredericton 23 9 3 49 169 110 Curelon 26 06 4. Richardson 26 1-1 5. Sugar Bowl New York Jets at Cincinnati and San McNeil said W^nesday that he will Lute Olson, coach of the No. 8 Michaels, who played linebacker to be part of it (the playoffs).” Michalef. A-11.^. At New Orleans Agency outgun Pagani's, 105-89. Nova Scotia 19 14 5 43 180 ISO Schoene 36 2-2 8. Edwards 81 36 3. Diego at Pittsburgh in the AFC and be ready to play for the Jets against Hawkeyes, said the move from 55- Maine 19 18 3 41 161 159 Tutals #-90 24-0. 02. Penn Stale 27. Georgia 23 Bill Eller poqred home 25 points, Adirondack 18 19 3 39 165 160 Los Angeles 000096-00 Jan. 15 Tampa Bay at Dallas in the NFC. the Bengals Sunday. Also, two of the year-old Iowa Field House to the hi- Jets’ other injur^ players, defen Steve Chotiner, 24, Jeff Gott 12, Moncton 14 23 3 31 131 156 Philadelphia 31 0 0 0 10-02 East-West Shrine Bennett is concerned with the luxuriant surroundings had' no Potter triumphs Sherbrooke 12 24 2 -28 143 176 Fouled out—Nixon. Total fouls—Los ,. __.if., 3 p.m. Steve Haydasz 11 and Johq Niekrash Hula ^ w l protection the Falcons will afford sive tackle Marty Lyons and defen bearing on the outcome. Southern Angeles 0 . Philadelphia 0 . Rebounds—V sive end Joe Klecko, also will try to 10 for Hardware. Tom Meggers had Rochester 21 13 4 46 171 158 Basketball Lus Angeles 37 (E . Johnson 0 ) .J At Honolulu. 5 p.m. quarterback Steve Bartkowski. y “The difference in the game was Hershey 22 15 0 44. 147 132 Philadelphia # (Malone 15). Assists— Jan 22 "L haven’t seen them (the play. Lyons has been bother^ with our ability — or lack of ability — to 37 points and Dan Moore 20 to pace Baltimore 18 16 4 40 IS 172 Angeles £ (E. Johnson 0 ). Pnttadejphla Senior Bowl Vikings) rush a passer that well a hamstring injury for the past two Donato’s. Shorty Davis popped in 41 St. Catharins 17 20 3 37 160 180 0 (Toney 8i. Technicals-Malone. E. At Mobile. Ala., noon. connect on easy baskets from the Unknown spotlighted Johnson. Los Angeles coach Riley.' Los * Gold Bowl New Haven 16 17 4 96 139 142 since eight or nine years ago when weeks and has only been in the lane,” he said. “We had 19 misses markers and Robert Lm 29 to lead Springfield 15 21 3 33 143 164 Angeles (illegal defense). A—18.482. At Anaheim. Calif., 10:0 p.m. Japan Bowl they had people like Alan Page and lineup for a few plays. Klecko, the inside the lane.” Irish while Duane Milner had 35 Binghamton 14 19 3 31 136 154 NFL sack leader with 20W last points, David Milner 23 and Fred Wednesday's Results At Yokohama. Japan. 10:0 p.m. Carl Eller,” Bennett said after But there was more to it than just Adirondack Springfield 0 Wednesday's College Basketball Results in women's net play • NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC. watching Minnesota give Dallas season and the AFC Defensive 40 percent shooting by Iowa. There Thomas 12 to pace Pagani's. Maine 5. Hershey 0 By Imited Press International Player of the Year in 1981, un New Haven 6, St. Catharines 3 By United Press International F a a st quarterback Danny White fits Mon was also 7-foot Kevin Willis and Thursday’s Games A stern Conference Allegheny 51, Mount Union 0 day night. derwent knee surgery after the se Minr.B:TS WASHINGTON (UPI) - Carling “I feel pretty good knowing that I Baltimore at Nova Scotia Atlantic Division ^ sto n u . 87. Brooklyn Coll. 66 guard Sam Vincent for Michigan W L Pci. GB ■'All four of their down linemen cond game of the season. Bucks toppled the Rockets, 24-20, Bassett has been a professional ten can play with players in the top 10,” Rochester at Springfield Bucknell 50. Colgate 47 State, who finished with 18 points FYlday'i Games Philadelphia 0 5 .833 — CUy Coll. 09. York 68 :^Bowling and the Bulls downed the 76ers, 16- nis player for four days, but the 15- Bassett said. “I knew I would give Hershev at Binghamton Boston 24 8 750 2 Drexel 74. St. Francis 64 each in the Big Ten opener. New Jersey 19 13 594 7 " ' 4 a lb, Wednesday evening at Mahoney year-oid Canadian sensation is her a match hut not a pretty close Fredericton at New Haven Geneva 0 . Washington 0 “1 felt Willis was the best big man St. Catharines at Sherbrook wAhlngton 17 14 .5# 8«^. Georgetown 82. Monmouth 59 Center. already making a name for herself one like it was.” New York 12 0 .375 14 out there tonight,” said Michigan 5l Gordon 80, E. Nazarene 79 # on the winners’ circuit. Central Divi.sion Excessive penalties State coach Jud Heathcote. “And Mike Sardo and Jim Kitsock had The tournament is the Washington Hamilton 60. Albany 53 12 and 8 points respectively for the Bassett defeated Alycia Moulton Edmonton * 4 0 4—8 Milwaukee 22 12 .647 — Harvard 67. Army 59 that Sam Vincent was the best stop on the Virginia Slims tour. Winnipeg 111—3 Detroit 18 18 500 5 Lxiwell 94. Salem St. 86 in the first round before falling AtlanU 14 17 .492 6^^ (;O P - Joyce Tyler 180, backcourt man.” Bucks and George Lata played well. In other second-round play, Bar First period—1. Winnipeg. Hawerchuk Maine 79. Niagara 73 Dave Campbell, Greg Dunphy and gamely Wednesday to Sylvia 18 (DeBlois. Lukowich). S;tt). 2, Ekimon- Indiana 12 0 .975 9 Maryland 56. William and Mary 51 Carolyn Wilson 493. Down 58-56, the Hawkeyes had a bara Potter defeated Ann ton. Hughes 15 (Boschman. Linseman), Chicago 11 0 .366 9^ Northeastern 74. Marist 61 Eagles defeat Hall Hanika, the lOth-ranked woman ten Cleveland 4 27 .129 16*a chance to tie with 30 seconds Andy Siwik played well for the Kiyomura, third seed Hana 9:99. 3. Edmonton, Gretzky 32 (Kurri,. Phila. Pharmacy 99. Gallaudet 79 Rockets. Mo Morlarty, Eric Lazarin nis player in the world, 6-3, 7-5, Coffey), 11:37. 4, Edmonton. Lowe 4 Western Conference Phila. Textile 80. Clarion 77 (OT) remaining. But center Michael Mandlikova easily defeated Jo Durie (unassisted). 12:46. 5. Edmonton, Ander Midwest Division Southampton 80. Gannon 65 ,.\.\KP- Pete Sedor 508, Norm and Tom Carroll were best for the during second-round play in the W L Pet GB Payne and Greg Stokes each missed and seventh seed Anne Smith was son 23 (Gretzky. Lowe), 16:36. Penalties St. Francis 81. L.l.U . 72 Lasher 523, Cathie Ringrose 477. on ice by 5-2 duke Bulls while Willie Burg and John 8150,1X10 Washington Women’s Ten —RoulsUm, Earn, 3:54; Hunter, Edm, Kansas City 0 11 .633 ^ Syracuse 83. Providence 58 short shots. Ben Tower hit two foul toppled by Czechoslovakia’s Heiena San Antunio 22 13 .80 — Donahue were best for the 76ers. nis Tournament. 7:16: Watters. Win. 7:14; Huddy. Edm. Trenton St. 79. Rutgers-Newark # shots to put Michigan State up by 4 Sukova. 17:96. Denver 0 0 441 6**2 Utica 71. Vermont 69 ZODI.AU- Cindy Crockett 176-468. “I was suprised with the way she Second period—6. Winnipeg, Steen 12 Dallas 0 0 419 7 'but Bob Hansen's desperation 3- Over at the Y, the 78ers whipped South __ Carol Powell 177-477, Del Dumond Fortunate not to be facing one of third, and Brian Gallahue, his first. played,” Hanika, of West Germany, (Lindstrom). 5:25. Penalties—Semenko, Utah 13 22 371 9 Auburn 91, Alabama 0 pointer with seven seconds to go the Knicks, 37-21, and the (Cities Potter, the fourth seed from Edm. 5:17: Edm bench (served by Houston 4 27 .129 16 the tougher opponents on its Hutt, taking a pass from Pat Clark 83, Augusta 78 470, Nan McKeown 461. pulled Iowa within a point. overwhelmed the Lakers, 32-18. said. “She played like an adult — Woddbury, Ck>nn., needed just 54 Pouxar). 8:33; Lukowich, Winn, 17:59. Pacific Division Ft. Valley 0 . Ga. Southwestern 0 schedule, penalty-racked East Barrett, skated to the top of the like she was 25 years old and playing Hiird period—7, Eldmonton, Messier 28 Los Angeles 0 7 781 — Kentucky 92. Louisiana St. 0 Defensive pressure by Iowa Shaun Brophy pumped home 25 minutes to turn back Kiyomura 6-1, Seattle 0 10 .697 C A TKKKK.S- Laine Steullet 154-354. Catholic survived in taking a 5-2 right faceoff circle and fired a wrist on the circuit for 10 years.” (Gretzky. Anderson). 1:24. 8. Edmonton, Liberty Baptist 0 . Fla. Southern 57 forced a turnover and the Hawkeyes points and 'Todd Lukas 8 for the 6-2. Kiyomura, San Mateo, Calif., Messier 29 (Gretzky). 14:03. 9, Edmon Phoenix 21 13 .618 5 Louisiana Tech 78. Centenary 50 Angie Ortolan! 132-171-394, Carol decision from Hall High in ice shot low to the goalie’s stick side. 76ers while Mike Talaga had 8 Bassett won the first two games of ton, Gretzky 33 (K u n i). 15:08. 10. Portland 21 14 .600 5*1 Louisville 79. Kentucky Wesleyan 58 regained possession. The housewar was unable to handle Potter’s Golden Stole 13 0 .394 Lewie 137-143-393, Joan Baldyga 125. hockey action Wednesday evening at Hall’s John McGovern sliced the tallies and Neil Schackner 7 for the the match, but quickly lost the next Winnipeg. DeBlois 11 (Mullen. Elaves), Mississippi 77. Vanderbilt 62 ming then appeared to be a spect- powerful serve and volley and 16:42. 11. Edmonton. Hughes 16 (Jackson, San Diego 7 0 .212 No. Carolina 0 , Rutgers 0 Leah LaPointe 130. the Hartford Arena. lead midway through the second ses Knicks. Erik Wolfgang had 13 five. She broke Hanika’s serve in the trailed 5-0 in the first set before she Boschman). 19:19. Penalties—Maxwell. Wednesday's Results Old Dominion 61. Western Kentucky 59 cular success as Hansen (17 points) Philadelphia 122, Los Angeles 120 ( ( m The win was the fourth in six sion before Blast took advantage of a markers and Chad Massolini 6 for eighth but was broken in the ninth to Win, 0:84; Lukowich. Win, 2:34; Richmond S3. Stetson 52 ) took a pass from Steve Carfino and won her initial game. UiRIvlere. Edm. 13:27. Detroit 190. Cleveland 116 So. Carolina St 92. Xavier 0 KI.K.S- Paul Ford 147-354, Hank starts for the Eagle icemen while two-man powerplay advantage. The lose the first set at George Dallas 06. San Antonio 01 sank "an apparent 3-pointer to win it the Celtics while Danny Callahan Shots on goal—Edmonton 12-11-10—33. Salem 0 . Glenville 78 Hebert 139-360, Doug Scruton 144- the loss drops the Warriors to 2-4. Eagles scored at 8:30 on a Washington University. Mandlikova of Czechoslovakia, Winnipeg 13-&18-4). Kansas City 10. Denver 10 Salem 111, Shenandoah (Va.) 56 as the clock wound down. However, (11) and Tom Diana (4) led the Cioalies—Edmonton, Fuhr. Winnipeg. San Diego 122. Utah 10 (OT) 151-420, Mickey Finn 378. Jack The victory, however, was not a powerplay goal by Mike Keeler and Hanilm led the second set 5-2 the world’s seventh-ranked player, So Florida 0 . Columbia 54 with two seconds left the referee Lakers. Staniowski. A—14.8S. * Indiana 108. Seattle 104 St. laco © . McKcndree 78 (OT) Talley 142-135-409, Mike Arel 367, satisfying one for Eagle Coach Bill 21 seconds later with Paul Roy UPI photo before ^ ss e tt rallied for a 5-5 tie. never let Durie into the match, win Thursday's Games Southern ‘Tech 0 , Indiana Ventral 0 ruled Carfino was out of bounds (All Times EST) Travis Cook Sr. 156-411, Chuck Mannix. He was particularly dis firing home his fifth of the season. But in the 12th game, Hanika broke ning 6-1, 6-3. Durie, England, lost Washington 1 1 3 -5 W. Va. Wesleyan #. ^arleston 44 when passing to Hansen and BENNET GIKI.S Atlanta at New York. 7:30 p.m. Wagner 84, Duke 77 Barrera 384, Ken Cowperwaite 361, turbed by his team’s tendency to Bassett’s serve at love to close out the first five games of the opening Detroit 101-2 Phoenix at New Jersey. 7:36 p.m. Michigan State escaped. KEITH LOMAX OF PROVIDENCE COLLEGE Bennet girls’ varsity cagers First period—1. Detroit, Leach 8 Midwest rack up penalties. Dick Freni, with his first of the set and trailed 4-0 in the second. Los Angeles at Cleveland. 8.10 p.m. Baldwin-Wallace 0 . Tiffin 82 Mike Vengruskas 372, Bernie Welch “In all honesty, we caught Iowa on launched tlieir season with a 41-38 the match. (SchoenfeM. Crazenl. 7:47. 2. Washington Houston at San Diego, 10:0 p.m. "We took excessive penalties season, closed out Blast’s scoring at .tries to score against Syracuse’s Andre Hawkins Jarvis 4 (Maruk, Thederge), ll:n. Bowling Green 71. Ball St 0 157-177-428, Frank Chartier 144-368, a cold night in their shooting,” triumph over Timothy Bldwards of Portland at Golden stale. 10:0 p.m. Capitol 81. Ashland 0 8:46 of the third period. He took a Penalties—Craven. Det 1:96; Larson, Friday’s Games Ralph Dover 154-142-420, Dave again last night. " he voic^ his an South Windsor Wednesday. Shelly Detroit 17:12. Central Michigan 79. E Michigan 51 pass from defensive partner Jason Heathcote said. “We were very for Philadelphia at Washington Clarkson 90. E. Alabama St. 91 (20t) Richards 140-371, Matt Desimone noyance. remembering a bushel in Factora had 16 points, Maura Fogar Second period-9, Washington, Carpen Dallas at Atlanta Hanford, skated to the faceoff circle tunate to win.” opener. Ennis Whatley had 31 points At Greensboro, N.C., Jimmy ter 14 (Gartner, Valemine):5’ U:(n. Defiance 73. Indiana Tech 64 135. John Rieder 137-350, Joe Cataldi the 7-1 loss to Enfield, “We’re just Stadler not sure Phoenix at Indiana Franklin 0 . Indiana-Southeast 0 Elsewhere, it was: No. 3 Ken for the Tide. Braddock.hit 6-of-7 3-polnt attempts ty 10 and Adrienne Chase 8 for the 1- Penaltiea-Lofthouse, Det, 5:05; D. New Jersey at Dilcago Sr. 146-382, Tony Ficaro 137-386, lucky Hall was not stronger than and fired 4 low drive home. Smith. Det. 16:#: Holt. Wash, double- Huron 0 . Sioux Falls Coll. 51 tucky 52, Louisiana State 50; Auburn At Providence, R.I., Erich San for 20 points in carrying North 0 Bears. Detroit at Milwaukee John Carroll 0 . Wilmington 0 Rudy Guedesse 157-356, Ernie Pepin they were. 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