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21 ROMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 2 1 H O M E S F O R S A L E 22 CONDOHINIUHS NEW LISTING-Bolton, MANCHESTER-Just FORSALE MONDAY $176,900. Charming, listed I 1890’s Victorian totally updated 3 bedroom, 2 full baths, : BEDROOMS AT A Colonial. Above ground with turrett. $122,700. GREAT PRICE- pool, shed, 2 car Call Jane, 659-4472. $68,000-$72,900. Make SpccioIis^Di^it! garage on ap­ RE/Max East of the a choice and move right proximately 1 acre. River, 647-1419. into these great 2 Hardwood floors. bedroom Ranch con­ LOCAL NEWS INSIDE 22 CONDOMDIIUMS dominiums with Charming and excellent BOOKKEEPING/ PAINTING/ CARPENTRY/ condition. Call, ask for FORSALE hardwood flooring, ap­ FIREWOOD for Sharon, 646-5566 to plianced kitchens, and INCOME TAX PAPERING REMODELING COME FLY A KITE- R R E W (X )0 ■ Charter holds steady under review. view this beautiful rooms galorel Pool tool $72,900-$81,100. home. Re/Max East of Convenient to JotiphP.D9m9o,Jr. WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. C u t Split KITCHEN a BATH REMODELING Bright and spacious 1 the River, 647-1419. shopping, bus, and Csrtifltd Public Accountant Q ua lity w o rk a t a Seasoned, Delivered. Visit our beautiful showroom or call for ■ Different studies combined at Cheney. F , or 2 bedroom Ranch easy commute to Rte raaeonabiG pricel your free estlfhale. Professional lax and aooounting $110/cord HERITAGE condos with wall-to-wall 841 Anne Miller Real Interior a Exterior Support MANCHESTER-3 KITCHEN S BATH CENTER carpeting, applianced Estate, 647-8000. services. All 1040 oonsukalions held Free Estimates ^643-g145 ■ w ■ Bedroom Ranch, over­ 254 Broad Street kitchens ana dining hi the privacy of your home orofice. ■ UConn husky wiii visit Coventry. our sized fireplace, living areas. Condo fees in­ Call Brian Welgle Call Anytime Manchester room, country kitchen, clude heat and hot 643-9034 645-8912 6 4 9 -5 4 0 0 troops! den. Great loti Re/Max waterl Lease/purchase Place An Ad in the ■ Main Street project starts Tuesday. East of the River, 647- opportunities means ACCOUNTING AUTO 1419. turning some of your Wine & Dine Guide CUSTOM QUALITY MANAGEMENT SERVICES RECONDITIONING One stop improvements. F rent into down payment I eTax PreporaUone MASONRY Call Dze or Paula Framing to Painting. Walk to Wi^ham Park! •Individual or B ualneste W ALTS AUTO Local/Regional Seetjon, Page 7. MANCHESTER Anne Miller Real •Reasonable Ralete J. WsRRRrgrtn Ucansad & Insured. 643-2711 •Free Rck-up and Dallvary^ RECONDITIONINQ C a ll D a v e A d a m ic k Estate, 647-8000. Masonry For all your car dsaning needs. What's •160,000 ~ New subdivision ~ Southend loca­ •Electronic FHIng^ for a free quote. tion ~ Various styles. Norma 646-4320; Mari­ 644-8034 New & Repairs SalBfacllon Guaranteed. MALLARD VIEW-New RENT NO MORE-Buylll IS Y ean Experience 645-6523 Manchester's Award-Winning Newspaper anne 659-2893. 649-3012 C a ll News Ranch and Colonial $6Q,900. Owner wants J A M E S C. FITZG ERALD , CJ>JL Established 1963 days 643-7945 homes. Change your offers on this great 4 •t67>000^Beautiful 3 BR home so accessible Tax-AccounMne-Audi Trucking Services evenlnge 649-0397 / COMPLETE Managamant Advteoiy Satvica March 4,1991 to l^4AQ okout Mt. Norma 646-4320. lifestyle to 1 -floor living. room Ranch condo with REMODELING SERVICE 2 Bedrooms, 2 baths, a garagel Settle right in CorpofoMwit-taieiantilM A Ranches. Also 3 b ^ u se appliances are Ind M duak, Tnmtt e U M I t F R A H CONSTRUCTION, INC. *339,000 ~ Look forward to summer with in- Eveniro a Woekand ^ppolntnanlt bedroom, 1-1/2 included I Wall-to-wall SIGNS "O n e call d o es It all." ground pool, tennis court. Gorgeous 10 room In^louie Compulan HEATING/ Homart carpeting tool Pool on Colonial. Norma 646-4320. Colonials. Attached 64S-SS02 •Kitchen •Bath garage. From premise and tennis 93S Mdn St. Crxxtyord. Monehaitaf SIGNS ‘Business Day’ PLUMBING Valuitbl* n u t tor your buobWM. •Additions •Decks $143,900. North Main nearby. Go FHA and Mognalie B Vinyl Lotion Iraq releases POWs HARTFORD — The Greater St. to Union St. to Ros- put only $1900 down I • Vohicloo •Roofing •Siding Open Hbuse Sunday 1-3pm ACCOUNTING MATTERS, INC Inslaliaiion and Replacement • Truck LoHoflngo Manchester (Thamber of Com­ setto Dr. *We're Selling Anne Miller Real Tax Rslurns A Bookseping ofOI,Gas&le^ enooiEototor •R epairs plans merce and member organiza­ 211 WOODBRIDGE STREET Houses I’ Blanchard & Estate, 647-8000. Compuloriiod oign t NEW EXCLUSIVE 200 West Cemar SL, Manchester -W alvH e^ by 0 #R)#f Free estimates. tions will lobby state legislators Rossetto, 646-2482. S 4 9 -S 9 0 2 Contact Aniana Mehta Absolutely charming 3 bedroom Victorian. Natu­ ■Warm Air Funaoes Licensed and Insured. l\iesday during the annual Busi­ 303 Burnside Ava., East Haillord Boiers 6 4 5 -7 0 0 6 Saddam faces ral light pours thru tall windows ~ 1 st floor family 31 ROOMS FOR RENT Call Tom ness Day sponsored by Connec­ MANCHESTER-$95,000. 5 2 S-7 4 0 1 WHson Oil Company new ticut Business and Industry As­ room ~ *164,500. Dick 529-7689. Directions: A great opportunity for Fully Computerized 871-8092 MANCHESTER-Free ...... 6456393 Off Main Street North to Middle Turnpike. the single person or sociation and Connecticut As­ week with $100 security TREE SERVICE/ couple staring out. 5 sociation of Chamber of C(Hn- deposit. Clean, quiet, NO JOB TOO SMALL PRUNING turmoil at home Room ranch with ANJANA MEHTA furnished. 646-8337. Let A Specialist merce Executives. garage. New roof, new Offering (»inplete computer­ Instant Setvice/Free Estimates dam’s eldest son, Udai, had been mall “Last year’s event was very DOLLAR DRY DOCK HAWKES TREE SERVICE kitchen, new bath, new BatfVKitchen Remodeling D olt! By RICHARD PYLE slain in the unrest 32 APARTMENTS FOR ized Aoxxjnting/Bookeeping OneCtMDoeeHAK BuckaL truck A chipper. successful,” the chamber’s furnace. Add some TLC and Income Tax Servi(»s. The Associated Press There are no Western reporters in fi Barnett Bowman Real Estate and this could be the ______RENT______30 Yeare Experience Stu m p rem oval. Fre e WATERPROOFING President Stacey Pineo Murdock estimates. Special Basra and the reports on the turmoil By BRIAN M. TROTTA said today. home for you. D.W. Call Anytime M&M Plumbing & Hrating RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — Ten con sid e ra tio n for e lderly a n d could not be verified independently. M anchester Herald 633-3661 Fish Real Estate, 643- HEBRON-2 Bedroom. 645-7006 649-1»71 WET BASEMENTS? allied prisoners of war — six of Lobbying efforts are not 1591 or 871-1400. Heat/hot water handicapped Iran’s official radio on Sunday focused on any specific issues, Hatchways, foundation cracks, them Americans — were freed included. Parking. Cel­ 647-7553 had reported violent anti-govem- MANCHESTER — A subsidiary Murdock said. Besides being ad­ LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICES taXperts sump pumps, tile lines, gravity . today by Iraq in a first step toward lar storage. Appliances. ment demonstrations in at least four of the company that built the LEGAL NOTICES Wall to wall carpeting. Ebcpertenoed PnatessionalsTluc feeds, and dry wells. Also damp­ meeting truce terms. At the same dressed by Gov. Lowell P. cities, suggesting Iraqi anger with Pavilions at Buckland Hills mall is Weicker, the chamber members LEGAL NOTICE $625 Monthly. Call 22§- Preparation & Planning LAWN CARE ness profflng of concrete walls time, the worst unrest of Saddam ELDER CARE Saddam for le a ^ g the country to planning to build an outdoor mall on will meet privately with local as­ The Bolton Planning Commissfon at its Febmary 20 1991 L E G A L N O T IC E 1214 or 649-2871. Computerised and fkxirs. Chimney clean outs, Hussein’s rule was reported in Iraq. meeting approved the following two actions: Very affordable YARDMASTERS defeat was beginning to boil over. a Buckland Street site across from semblymen, Sen. Michael P. The following pawn pledges MANCHESTER-2 stone wails, and concrete repairs. Estate Planning Available N E E D H E L P ? Iran’s official news agency Baghdad Radio made no mention the Plaza at Burr Comers shopping Meotti and Rep. James R. 1. Condifonally approved the Brandy Acres II resubdiviston will be considered abandoned Bedroom, private Snow Plowing; Leaves Over 40 years experienced. Sen­ submitted by Sidney Stangeland, with 16 lots and two new two days after the publication basement, parking, Persoiudlzed CUcnt Service Raked and Trees Cut; “Helping Handa” ■ reported fierce fighting today in the of any unrest in Basra. Iraq’s official center. McCavanagh. ior dtizendscounts. streets to constructed on a 53.07 acre parcel east of Bran- of this notice, and will be dis­ large yard, stove. On For appointment call Gutters and Garages Homemaker and southeastern Iraqi city of Basra. It media instead depicted Saddam as a If approved the 277,435 square- Bob Miorelll ^ Street This resubdivision was originaliy approved by the posed of in the normal course busline. $650 monthly. Cleaned companion aervicea Albert Zuccaro said units of Saddam’s Republican strong leader who is working to foot mall, to be called Buckland z Pianning Commission at its August 22,1990 mooting. of our retail business: 649-2871. Mary Whitaker Manchester and vicinity. Guard were flghting people includ­ Square, could become the sixth 64S-7370 646-3591 Call 643-9996 Waterproofing rebuild his war-wrecked country. 2. P a ss^ the motion to endorse the concept and encourage P a w n N o . Dale Initialed MANCHESTER-2 Family. ing defeated soldiers returning from shopping center in the north end of Boat sinks, the s^dy at no cost to the Town of Bolton, of a bikeway ad- 5 7 3 3 Call 644-3564 The Iraqi president — who had O H 3 -2 -9 0 5-Room.lovely Duplex. 646-3361 town. jacent to 1-^4 aca^ing to the preliminaro plan prepaid by 6 0 9 5 8 -2 -9 0 Kuwait. not been heanl from in five days — 2 Bedrooms. Lots of F R E N C trt LAWN A TWEE SERVICE kiiis 150 J3 r- Fuss & O Neill and described to tne Com m ission by Mr. /Arthur 6 0 9 6 8 -3 -9 0 It now (coapting mowing aocounti The Islamic Republic News resurfaced Sunday, when Bagdad Homart Community (Tenters Inc., Handman, a Bolton resident cabinets and closets. ♦of thi* lawn m m on. NAIROBL Kenya (AP) — A 6 1 0 7 8 -6 -9 0 e Lmm Cut S Trim Agency quoted refugees fleeing Iraq Radio reported he had held two a subsidiary of Chicago-based 6 1 1 0 8 -8 -9 0 Nice yard. Heat/hot MISCELLANEOUS Let A Specialist > m Loren Otter, Chainaan • Formal Hadga Tiimniing as saying the governor of Basra Homart Development Co., filed boat carrying hundreds of 6111 water included. $750 • TraM S Stiiuba Plantaa 0 1 0 b 3 8 -9 -9 0 SERVICES plans for the mall late last week with Somali r e c c e s fleeing their i j CJ 6 1 21 8 -1 1 -9 0 Monthly. 684-4686. • Pnmlng • Spot Saading • FartKiar Do It! province, Basra’s mayor and Sad­ Please see POW, page 6. • Vagatabla Qardana Roro-TMad war-racked nation has sunk after 6 1 2 7 the town planning office. It would O DO 8 -1 3 -9 0 MANCHESTER-2 A aa W M an EaMmaNia ’i 6 1 2 9 8 -1 4 -9 0 Lemur/Utm lo r S u h n GSL Building be built on a 29.3 acre site on the hitting a coral reef in the Indian Bedroom.2nd Ftoor.No ROOFING/ z -< NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE 6131 8 -1 6 -9 0 S4S-1S12 Maintenance Co. NS" east side of Buckland StreeL south Ocean off Kenya’s coast killing pets.Non-smoking TRAVEL SIDING A public sale of the contents of the storage spaces listed 6 1 3 2 8 -1 7 -9 0 at least 153, police said today. adults preferred. Appli­ Commerclal/Residentlal of 1-84. below will take place at A Space Station, 2B2 Chapel Road, 6 1 4 0 8 -2 0 -9 0 MEHTA TRAVEL building repair and home Nation shakes Police would not comment on m X ances included.$595 PHIL'S LAWN CARE Homart plans to build the mall in South Windsor, CT 06074 on March 19, 1991 at IbO p.m. 6 1 4 6 8 -2 0 -9 0 F u l taivioa Irawal aganoy Improvements. Interior and LIONEL COTE 6 1 5 4 8 -2 3 -9 0 Plus Utilities.Available Domaatic S Mamallonal LANDSCAPING three p h a ^ , the first of which newspaper reports that more 0 m Each space will be sold as one lot. The following goods will be Fuly oornputariiad inaarvallant exterior painting, light car­ ROOFING & SIDING so ld : 6 1 5 7 8 -2 4 -9 0 3/15/91.647-1876 After andUcfcaling • Spring dsan-Up would begin this spring. All con­ than 40 people were still nussing 5720 8 -2 6 -9 0 5. • StaitiniB M lor weekly mahilsnanca pentry. Complete Janitorial *30 Years Experience 7 1 0 Earl McGinn Pmlauional paraonaliiad and struction woul:* be completed in after the sinking, which hap­ 6 1 6 2 8 -2 7 -9 0 liltndly aarvloa • Resldsmial 4 Commercial service. Experienced, reli­ ■Fully Insured 1 MANCHESTER-Nice, pened late Friday. boat misc. items 6 1 6 7 8 -2 8 -9 0 CaWariy^ able, free estimates. Tlw AMOOifltttd ft'MS mid-1992. large 1 bedroom. Gas Aniana UahU S 4S-70t » 742-9540 •License #506737 The 60-foot boat carrying 7 4 8 Carl Custer 6 1 7 0 8 -2 9 -9 0 Bokon - Manchaalar RELEASED WAR PRISONERS — At top, U.S. Navy Lt. Jef­ The first phase would include R o heat, hot water and Can for tree estinwte 643-0304 646-9564 By DAVID CRARY “We did so well without booze, vacuum cleaner, sewing machine, speakers, 6171 8 -2 9 -9 0 ccxistruction of a 108,000 square- perhaps as many as 700 S o i^ is o refrigsrator, misc. items 6 1 7 3 8 -2 9 -9 0 cooking. Porch, attic, The Associated Press they say we’re going to have dry frey Zaun, foreground, leads a line of 10 allied prisoners-of- sank about 6 miles off the coast basement. $495 Plus foot Pace membership warehouse n E 5 2 9 Richard Badeau 6 1 7 5 8 -3 0 -9 0 wars from now on,” said Sgt. Larry war released by the Iraqi government in Baghdad Monday. CO utilities. 646-3253. store, and the nutin portion of the near Malindi, a popular tourist m isc items 6 1 7 7 8 -3 1 -9 0 DHAHRAN, Saudi Arabia — Oratteri of Beaver Falls, Fa., refer­ town 380 miles southeast of m c/3 6 1 7 0 8 -3 1 -9 0 32 APARTMENTS FOR 35 STORE St OFFICE 73CLOTH1NO Among the 10 are six Americans. Below, former POW U.S. 1,365 space parking lot. B 2 1 1 Donald Leonard MANCHESTER-Large 1 91 CARS FOR SALE _ ring to the no-liquor policy adopted ______RENT ______SPACE The soldiers hoping to head home Army Spc. Melissa Rathbun-Nealy, 20, also released Mon­ An access road from Buckland Nairobi. train set misc. items Connecticut Valley bedroom. Modern, on soon from O p e ^ o n Desert Storm in conformance with Saudi law. 5 Coin Company busline, near hospital. It ROYAL BLUE-Full length A 2 0 1 Jimmy Maheux MANCHESTER-2,3 and 6 Macina said the enforced day, smiles for a photo at the al-rashid Hotel in Baghdad. StreeL to be called Red Stone Road, 805 Main Street has electronic secur- 1ST MONTH FREE! 4 Air prom dress. Suitable for say President Bush kept his promise. motorcycle, misc items Room apartments. Schaller will also be built. Red Stone Road Manchester, CT ity.February 1st occu­ conditioned offices any formal occasion. It wasn’t another Vietnam. abstinence made for a mwe craifi- m > Security. 646-2426. Quality will begin across from the Buckland Fights kiii 24 6 4 3 -6 2 9 5 pancy. $575. Call Bob. available in Size 13, approximately. •This has been a treat — it’s been denL more effective fighting force. 0 5 5 -0 2 Weekdays, 9am-5pm. $45. 646-8265 6-9pm. Pre-Owned Autos Street entrance to Burr Corners and JOHANNESBURG, South 0 0 1 -0 3 649-1147 or 646-3824. Manchester. The almost a vacation compared to Viet­ “hi Vietnam, you always had the square feet are 600, Value Priced at first will be a dead end. Eventual­ Africa (AP) — Membm of the § ^ MANCHESTER-2 nam,” said SgL R ic h ^ Macina, a sixth sense that you had a buddy J3 > Bedroom. No utilities. 480, 350 and 2407 74 FURNITURE ly, the road could be extended to Zulu and Xhosa tribes fought USED CAR B^TBUYSI reservist from Dayton, Ohio, who stoned or doped up,’ he said. “I’d $600. No pets. 647- Centrally located, 1967BIIW32$ $11,700 'Tolland Tlimpike to create a second hand-to-hand at a hostel in ample parking. Call PENNSYLVANIA-House last was on active duty in Vietnam. rather go to war with a straight head Bridge 8675.______V4, S Speed, loaded, Clean than a crooked head.” entrance to the mall. Soweto, leaving at least 24 dead 649-2891.______gold check tub chair. IBM Unooln Town Car $3,900 “After Vietnam you were spit on. Excellent condition. Another Vietnam vet activated The second phase includes a and 15 injured, police said loaded, Excsllenl Condition This time, we feel like we’ve got MANCHESTER-5 Rooms, HELPING PEOPLE sa­ $75. 649-1847. from the reserves. Navy Cindr. Greg 90,000 square foot Builders Square today. 3 bedrooms, 1-1/2 IBM Honda Accord $9,900 support from the people back NORTH 3-2-tl tisfy their needs and F Slavonic of Oklahoma City, said be home sUH-e that will include a lum­ A senior police officer, who baths. $675 plus wonts ... that’s what wont L X Coupe, 5 Spd., A C , Loaded home.” 4 4 perceived major changes in the ber yard and garden shop. spoke on condition of 4 K 9 7 6 4 3 utilities, security. ods ore all obout.______19e8VWJ«(laQL $7,800 Macina spoke at an airbase han­ References. No pets. 87 B ase. FOR SALE young soldiers of today’s all-volun­ The final (diase, to begin this fall, anonymity, said hundreds of ♦ Q872 Finding the key BOLTON-Off 384. 1600 Auto, A C , AIHVFM Stereo gar crowded with soldiers who had 48 7 vent declarer from ruffing his last los­ 643-1108. teer military. includes two 25,000 square-foot armed Zulus stormed through Square feet. Will KENMORE-Gas range 19B7CliryeisrLiberon $S,700 just heard news of Sunday’s suc­ stores and 7,500 square feet of local the Meadowlands Hostel in the ing club. More likely the three of clubs MANCHESTER-2 and dishwasher, very Coupe. Auto, AC. PS. PB. AM/nj “The young people today are a lot WEST EA.ST to locked dummy subdivide. 2nd floor. cessful ccase-fue talks between al­ retail space that will be attached to black township Sunday, hacking is a singleton. In that case, declarer Bedroom Garden Style New. Chris or John good condition. $150 19l7AcuraLtgond $11,900 different,” Slavonic said. “Better • 9863 47 can succeed by winning the ace of lied and Iraqi commanders. and spearing Xhosas to death. F Q 10 8 2 4J5 By James Jacoby and Townhouse apart­ 649-4684. and $100. 649-2227. Sedan, V 4 . Auto, Loaded, Sunroof educated, in better shape, more as­ Builders Square. Three buildings clubs, cashing just three rounds of ments available. Only 1 To many, it was tangible evidence ♦ J953 ♦ 10 6 4 19M Honda Accord • $10,900 tute, more well-rounded.” detached from the mall are also Terrified people were cut trurnp and then playing A-K of dia­ each remaining out of MANCHESTER-Store/ that the war really was over, a go- ♦ 3 4K Q J 10 954 In Truscott’s “Intermediate Bridge Commercial use. Main E N D R O L L S L X Sedan, Auto, A C , Loaded Another factor, he said, was that planned, though no tenants have down as they tried to flee, others in Three Weeks,” the nephew of expert monds and ace of hearts. Next comes 72. Quiet. On busline. ahead to start anticipating the trip been announced by Homart were killed in toilets or in rooms SOUTH the lowly two of spades, forcing West Air conditioning, self SL near Center St. 646- Zyi/Z’width-’I.OO 1917 OMsCuliast Sup. $6,900 back home. all the top commanders of Desert Sam arrives in six spades. He wins the 2426. Weekdays 9am- Homart is applying for a special where they had been eating and ♦ AKQJ10 52 to win the trick, and just as inexorably cleaning oven, all ap­ 13’ widlh-50<> V-8, Auto, Fu l Power, Wire Wheels First-time soldiers, as well as Storm served in Vietnam. FA opening club lead and immediately 5pm. Aluminum Sheets 4/*S.OO exception to the zoning regulations sleeping, wimesscs said. leads a club back, hoping to ruff a club forcing West to get off lead with a red pliances included, 19M Plymouth Horizon $2,700 Vietnam vets, shared a sense that “They knew what needed to be ♦ A K Ntwiprint «nd rob con pi^*d 5 Spd., PS, AiyUFM, Economy Car to develop an area of more than four in dummy. But East wins and returns card, giving declarer two club dis­ storage area, full MANCHESTER-294 Main ^ at tio Mcjichoftor H m M done differently this time,” he said. 4A62 basement. 1-1/2 baths St. StoreAJffice for rent. ONLY b tfo ro 11 a/n. Mondov this war was different not just in cards on dummy’s king of hearts and ttvouQMhusdoy, 19MToyolaCallea $3,400 Macina said the commanders acres and requiring more than 60 a trump. Poor South cannot avoid go­ in townhouse. Heat and Approximately 600 duration and outcome, but in myriad Vulnerable: Neither ing down, since he loses the final trick queen of diamonds. S T Coupe, 5 Spd., A C . Very Clean seemed to have made Main Street infection. 27,000 Square feet. 34 HOMES FOR RENT than $5(fo. Will take I S Sedan, V-6. Auto, Air Bj«. Leather $3.99 Sq. Ft. 646-2364, The court without comment junk cars a s trade in. 1 9 M Honda Prelude 81 $ 1 1,700 let stand rulings that the reser­ BOLTON-5 Bedroom, 2 Mr. Bezzini. Astrograph Call Lae Motors. 528- Aulo, Loaded, Low Mlec Weicker’s bottle plan vist, identified in court papers by 1 car garage, oil heat. VERNON CIRCLE-Office 9013. 1990 Aoura Integra $13SOO Bordered by State space for lease, 500 sq. project starts the fictitious name John Doe, PLYMOUTH-HorIzon, L S Sedan, Aulo, A C . Fu l Power an instant kinship. Forest. $1000 a month. ft. office up to 2000 sq. The estimate has now been cut in half and Weicker cannot sue Navy officials over a social gathering you’ve been Invited Tedford Real Estate, 1987. Blue, 4 door. 43K 19U Mercury Couger $7^99 By SCOTT B. BREDE GEMINI (May 21-Juiw 20) You’re pres­ to today. Instead of telephoning In your ft. Building owner pays press secretary Avice A. Meehan said it is a “very con­ the allegedly unlawful dis- l ^ f e u r 647-9914. miles. $3200. 644- V 4 , Auto, Fu l Power, A C Manchester Herald company’s trailer will be set up, ently in a cycle where you might bo regrets, make an appearance. utilitiss. New building- 4508. servative estimate based in part on the experience in By RICK SANTOS crimiiution. more fortunate than usual in advancirtg other tentants. D.W. INBPonllaeOranPrfx $9,696 and The Associated Press and materials for the project will '^Birthday SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Fi­ MANCHESTER-3 other States!” Manchester Herald Lower courts ruled that mem­ your status, as well as enhancing your Fish Realty, Attorneys SUBARU-1983 V-6, AUo, loaded. Low Miles be hauled into town. nancial aspects appear favorable for Bedroom Contem­ “A high percentage of the public does not recycle bers of the armed services have financial position. There could be some you today, but you might have to take porary Cape. 2 Car Ford, Oberg, Manion, Stationwagon. Good MANCHESTER — Gov. LoweU P. Wcicker Jr.’s In about two weeks, the more March 3,1991 linkage here. condition. $800 or best SCHALLER cans and bottles covered by the deposit bill,” Meehan MANCHESTER — The wait is no right to sue over employment some imaginative measures to garner garage. $1100 per ask for Donald Fish, plan to collect $10 million in unclaimed bottle deposits obvious work, such excavatioiL is CANCER (June 21-July 22) Even what you hope to attain. Don’t let fear month. No dogs. D.W. 871-1400. offer. 643-6509 after 5. said. “We believe that money, rather than going to the over. After decades of planning bias that would be illeg^ outside Within your sphere of Influence In the is unfair to in-state distributors and would ultimately scheduled to begin. Nelson said. though you are likely to author som e In­ insulate you from your possibilities. Fish ReaHy, 643-1591 ACURA distributors as income, belongs to the state.” and years of haggling over the military. year ahead, you may establish a leader­ genious Ideas today, you will still main­ come out of consumers’ pockets, a local distributor said CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Your or 871-1400. 345 CENTER STREET BuL Hollander disagreed with Meehan’s statemenL specifics, initial elements of the The $7.9 million project ini­ ship position by promoting an Interest tain an open mind. Furthermore, you’ll ability to accurately evaluate informa­ 5 8 F L O O R IN O BOB RILEY today. that could be of benefit to you and oth­ be prepared to make adjustments if tion could be your greatest asset today. MANCHESTER-4 MANCHESTER saying bottle deposits belong to the people who have the downtown construction project tially expected to last as many as OLOSMOBLEAfOLKSWAQEN ers. The results look promising. someone’s suggestions are better than If someone produces an Idea, you Bedroom Cape with 647-7077 Ross Hollander, the president of Hartford Distributors bottles. should have begun by the time two to three years, is expected to PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) You're y o u rs. should be able, quite quickly, to deter­ garage, fenced yard. 259 AOAMS 8T.. IIANCHE8TER Inc., on (Thapel Roa

6—MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, March 4,1991 iHaiiflirstrr Hrralh POW Court asked to make pot Section 2, Page 7 From Page 1 LOCAL/RECIONAL Monday, March 4,1991 m eeting with officials on restoring were shown on Iraqi television. available as medicine basic servicesr Council member natitms to discuss The freed captives, clad in yellow Smoked as a narcotic drug for active ingredients, several of which Despite the prisoner release, Iraq jumpsuits bearing the letters “PW,” Middle East issues such as the By LAURIE ASSEO Serving Manchester ■ Coventry ■ Andover ■ Bolton ■ Hebron Palestinian-Israeli conflict. centuries, marijuana has been illegal have never been tested, also sup­ took a belligerent line today on appeared to be in good condition, al­ The Associated Press in the United States since 1937. ports the conclusion that marihiana another topic — allied surveillance though one male prisoner’s arm was At the truce talks in Safwan, Ira^ victmious and vanquished generw Marijuana has beat shown to ease is not accepted for medical use,” the flights. A military spokesman said in a sling and some ^ipeared thin WASHINGTON — The govern­ nausea in cancer patients undergo­ on Baghdad Radio that the over­ and tired. faced one another across a sinqile ment used an unrealistic standard brief said. ing chem other^, lessen muscle The DEA has approved medical flights were meant to “terrorize” wooden table in a daik-green tent when it reftised to legalize use of Angelo Gnaedinger, Red Cross spasms caused by multiple sclerosis use of synthetic THC, the active in­ Town charter Local Iraqis and violated the truce. pitched beside a crushed-stmie run­ marijuana for medical purposes such delegate-general for the Middle East and reduce eye pressure for gredient in mmijuana, taken in pill There was no immediate response way. as controlling ruusea in cancer and North Africa, said all were glaucoma patients, according to the form. However, medical marijuana from the allies to that charge, but Afterward, Desen Storm com­ patients, a federal qrpeals court was given a checkup and found to be in plaintiffs. advocates say it is rxrt as effective as there was a positive response to the good health. mander Gen. H. Norman told today. resident Schwarzkopf told reporters: “I am The DEA acknowledges that the the drug itself. POW release. The U.S. Central Zaun had been shown on Iraqi “This case, your honors, is not drug’s therapeutic potential has been holds steady The government provides Command issued a statement saying very happy to tell you we agreed tm about recreatio^ use of the drug,” televasion shortly after his capture, n o t^ by doctors fw ISO years. marijuarut for free in some cases coalition forces would reciprocate all matters.” said attorney Thomas Collier, looking badly battered. In that ap­ But the agency has rqreatedly when the Food and Drug Ad­ helps by releasing about 300 Iraqi The Iraqis had little choice but to representing the National Organiza­ pearance, Zaun and other captive rejected bids to allow medicid use of ministration approves use for “com­ prisoners on Tbesday. airmen recited wooden-sounding accept the terms put to them. But the tion for the Reform of Marijuana allies, who annihilated the Iraqi marijuana, most recently in Decem­ passionate” purposes. At least 24 under review The allies claim to be holding Laws and the Alliance for Carmabis statements that were critical of the ber 1989. It contends that nuuijuana such applications have been ^ - o more than 60,000 Iraqi POWs. war and U.S. policy. army with their six-week air war Therapeutics. afflicted and the 100-hour ground offensive, is still a research dmg and that it has proved since the frrst one in 1976, Penny said. Iraq was known to have held 13 Zaun appeared healthy today, The plaintiffs asked the U.S. not been accepted b^y the medical By RICK SANTOS allied prisoners of war, including took pains to avoid sharpening the Court of Appeals for the District of the. FDA says, but medical Mmy of the proposed changes with no outward signs of injury. “He cmnmunity as ^ving a medical use. nukrijuana advocates say it is too dif­ Manchester Herald Sister Laura Herold of nine Americans, two Britons, an sting of defeat. Columbia Circuit to reverse the have not received wide public sq>- looked good,” said his mother, Mar­ Before the talks, Schwarzkopf Allowing medical use of ficult to win approval and the poit. Several others have received Manchester retired last year after Italian and a Kuwaiti. In addition, jorie Zaun, who saw him on Drug Enforcement Administratiem’s marijuana would expand its MANCHESTER — Since the teaching biology at S t Joseph Col­ A process discourages people from preliminary rejections because the 66 allied soldiers were listed as barred f^ to s of Iraqi delegation decision, contending the agency ig­ Charter Revision Coihmission began television. availability and “imply to the public trying. modifications can be implemented lege in West Hartford for 20 years. missing in action: 45 Americans, 10 being subjected to a metal-detector nored evidence that marijuana can reviewing proposed changes to the U.S. officials said the statements that marijuarut is acceptable for NORML first sought qrproval for administratively, commission mem­ But that’s wasn’t the end of the Britons, 10 Saudis and one Italian. search, saying: “I don’t want them ease the suffering of patients with Town Charter more than three were almost certainly coerced, and medical treatment,” said the DEA’s medical use for nuuijuana in 1972, ber Leonard Seader said after the story. In a^ition to the six Americans humiliated.” Still, the airfield was cancer, glaucoma and multiple months ago, the common theme h ^ accused Iraq of violating the Geneva bristling with allieid weaponry. brief fried by Justice Dqrartment at­ but this is the frrst time that an qj- meeting. Retirement for Herold has sig­ released today, there were three sclerosis. been, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” Contention’s provisions for humane torneys. peals court has heard the case ar­ An example of such a proposal is naled no winding down, nor time for J- Britons and an Italian. Tanks and armored vehicles Collier said the DEA’s decision Once again, at a commission ’-1- treatment of POWs. The Baghdad “The simple fact that marijuarut is gued on its merits. Previous rulings one to establish an inland-wetlands The freed POWs left for Jordan, ringed the site, with Hellfire-mis- was based partly on a standard re­ meeting last week, that oft heard, rest and reflection. Instead, as she govemmern had also threatened to a complex chemical with numerous were based on procedural grounds. commission. By state statute, such a where they were to be handed over sile-loaded Apwhe attack helicop­ quiring marijuana to be generally typically conservative message approaches her eighth decade of life, scatter POWs in buildings that were ters overhead. commission can be formed by the she has embarked on a second to their respective embassies, AP military targets. available for use and that its use be reverberated off the walls of the Chief among allied conc^ns was Board of Directors, regardless of career. In just about a month, she correspondent Salah Nasrawi The freeing of prisoners was accepted by a substantial segment of hearing room in the Lincoln Center. the release of POWs and other cap­ provision in the charter. will oversee the opening and ad­ reported from the Iraqi capital. among terms agreed to by Iraqi the medied community. That is not While commission members tives. The Kuwaiti government h u ministration of a 12-room home for The Americans 'included Army commanders in truce talks at an air possible as long as the drug is al­ Project agreed not to act on any recommen­ Although Seader, who had sat on Spc. Melissa Rathbun-Nealy, of accused Iraq of detaining about lowed only under the DEA’s stric­ dations because three of the 10 charter commissions in the 1960’s six adults with AIDS. base in southeastern Iraq on Sunday, 30.000 Kuwaitis since its Aug. 2 in­ Grand Rapids, Mich., the only test standanl, he contended. members were absent, the discus­ and 70’s, said he believes “quite a Herold’s planning began during three days after an informal cease­ vasion of the emirate. From Page 1 woman soldier reported missing in fire took hold. “You make a powerful point sion provided more reason to few” of the sections in question re­ 9eo(t B. Brada/ManchMtar Herald the mid-’80s. Though she was al­ the Persian Gulf War. The Kuwaitis, meanwhile, are there,” said Judge Laurence H. Sil- believe the body will recommend quire no change, he resp^ts the ready armed with two master’s Under the terms. U.S. forces taking their first halting steps back FINISHING TO U C H E S — Jason Loclcero, left, and Patrick Courtois, seniors at Howell She and Spc. David Lockett of berman. “It seems to me a bit of a needed more informatirm about the the Greater Manchester Chamber of few changes in the charter. process — even if the brunt of the degrees and a doctorate in biology. would leave Iraqi territory once a toward normal life after seven Fort Bliss, Texas, had been listed as Catch-22 point” number of existing parking spaces, Commerce, the authority agreed the 'The tone of Commission Vice work results in no changes. Cheney Regional Technical School, sand a cabinet that they have been working on in their permanent cease-fire is signed and months of occupation. Kuwait’s missing in action after vanishing on Attorney Charlotte Johnson the number available during the con­ best way to set the price of tte per­ “That’s one of the purposes of the architectural design class. Iraq has complied with all U.N. crown prince. Sheik Saad al-Abdul- Chairman Steidien T. Penny when a transport mission near the Saudi- Mapes, representing the DEA, con­ struction project, and the tnimber mits would be to f i ^ determine the Charter Revision Commission.” he resolutions, including accepting lah al-&bah, who is also prime min­ he read his committee’s reemnmen- Iiaqi border on Jan. 30. Lockett was left after construction before costs for building, maintaining, and said. liability for war damages and ister, returned to Kuwait City today. tended that marijuana could be datimi not to add a water and sewer also among those released today. renoimcing all claims to Kuwait. generally available for medical use proceeding with the plans. policing the permitted lots. Then the commission to the charter reflected Historically, the charter commis­ Rathbun-Nealy, 20, giggl^ as Later Sunday, Baghdad Radio an­ The prince has been named military under current DEA rules that allow The preliminary proposal, accord­ authnity should compute the num­ numerous comments made by fel­ Bringing shop, English sions have recommended few chan­ |diotogrq>hers snapped pictures of nounced that Iraq had accepted goveraer for a martial law period. marijuana to be used in some cases ing to Raking AuAmity Chairman ber of permits to be sold. low commission members. ges compared with the number of her. United Nations peace conditions. In There was no indication he would for “compassionate” purposes. Benuird Apter, would provide for The town’s Budget and Research “Once again, we see no support areas reviewed, said commission Among the other freed POWs was return, the Security Council be accompanied by the emir, who “If the physicians wish to use it it all-day permitted parking for Officer Robert Huestis agreed with for this and recommend no change,” member Kevin O’Brien. L t Jeffrey Zaun of Cherry Hill, N J., authorized mercy flights into Bagh­ has been in exile in Saudi Arabia is available to therrt” she said. spedfre spaces as well as general Mmdock’s suggestion. together at Cheney Tech a Navy navigator-bombardier whose dad of food, medicine and water since the Iraqi takeover. If that is so, Silberman said, then parking qraces. An initial estinuite of the mimber A-6 Intmder went down on Jan. 17, purification equipment. In the earlier reports of unrest in “using that criteria that it is not U ndv a recorrunendation from of permits that would be purchased By SCOTT B. BREDE textbook,” Randall said. the first day of the war. Despite the h^t in hostilities, the Iraq, Tehran radio said Sunday that genei^ly available is clearly error.” Stacey Pineo Murdock, president of is ISO, Apter said. Manchester Herald Students learned more about the plight of the early Susan Plese - r , settlers than they could have ever gotten from a O H The other Americans were Navy conflict continued to claim refugees fleeing Iraq for Iran Husky heads JJ r- Lt. Robert Wetzel of Virginia American lives. A female pilot and repmted “severe clashes” in the MANCHESTER — In the span of a few footsteps, textbook, said Kathleen Ryan, Cheney Tech’s general she enrolled in college again. In Beach, Va., Air Pbrce Maj. Thomas three other U.S. soldiers were killed eastern Iraqi cities of Basra, Al- Howell Cheney Regional Technical School changes so education department head, who worked with other 1990 she capped retirement with yet E. Griffith of Goldsboro, N.C., and in a helicopter crash in nmlherr Amarah, Nassiriyah and Kut. Bottles dramatically that it is like walking into a completely dif­ teachers to organize the trip. another academic degree, this time a > m Navy L t Lawrence Randolph Slade, Saudi Arabia on Saturday, U.S. The Bush administration to Coventry ferent school. ' By looking at the design of their homes, it was easy to master’s in counseling. “I’m a slow Z l ^ also of Virginia Beach. Wetzel had repeatedly has urged Iraqis to over­ tell what the colonists must have gone through, said Earl military officials said. Army Maj. From Page 1 One side of the school holds the regular education learner,” she quips. O CO been listed as missing, while Grif­ Marie T. Rossi, 32, of Oradell, NJ., throw Saddam, but U.S. officials say schools and $1.50 at at the middle classes such as English and math, while the other con­ Parent, a senior who went on the trip to Sturbridge. Then, seriously: “I thought it By JACQUELINE BENNETT ... “We can produce a lot better material now,” Parent z -< fith artd Slade were list^ as POWs. was the frrst woman pilot reported they don’t know whether civil unrest and high schools. tains the trade shops where technical skills are learned. would be a good background in any Manchester Herald said. “The quality [of the colonial homes] weren’t as The Red Cross in Geneva con­ killed in the gulf. in Iraq has become widespread. prices on a case of beer or soda rose between 35 and 50 Hollartder agreed saying m ote people will return their Richards said that without In the past, the two areas have been separated by six- work I wanted to do with people," H H At Sunday’s truce talks, cents, he said, adding that, if Weicker’s plan was imple­ good, weren’t as airtight.” firmed the release of the 10 allied As the terms for the truce were cans because there is no longer a “throw-away psychol­ COVENTRY — Children at board subsidies, prices will have week periods of time, having students switch back and she says. “If I was going to be work­ m I Schwarzkqpf said the Iraqis agreed mented into law, Connecticut distributors would be This spring, students will be touring Manchester to POWs today. relayed to the Iraqis, leaders looked ogy” among residents. GJH. Robertson School won’t to go up 25 cents. The higher the forth every month and a half. ing with people with AIDS, I would 0 m to allied demands including help in forced to follow similar tactics in order to keep their study the architecture during different times of its his­ The Britons were identified as to prospects for long-term peace in Stierer i^ d that the Kfrchigan ruling “certainly cast bury bones with their “canine” prices go, she said, the fewer But, this year, Cheney Tech teachers arc trying to have to know how people handled Malcolm Graham MacGown, Lt. locating land rmnes in Kuwait and businesses afloat doubt” on the state’s ability to go after the money. children take school lunch. bring the two sides together to enhance their students’ tory, Ryan said. Stops during the tour will include the the region. President Francois Mit­ visitor next Tiesday, but they will former Cheney mills and the colonial homes on South personal problems, emotional needs. 1 John Peters and Ian Robert Pring, sea mines in the Persian Gulf. “Whenever such laws are passed, it’s always the cus­ terrand of France on Sunday Any move by the governor m General Assembly to share breakfast with him. “As you all know, you can’t education. ’That [training] would serve me n ^ and the Italian as Capt. Maurizio Operatimis to remove the mines will tomer that pays,” Hollander said. seize unclaimed deposits would be met with a court Main Sttect, she said. proposed an unprecedented meeting The University of Cormecticut educate a hungry child. That is the It used to be that students would question how their best.“ R O Cocciolone. Peters and Cocciolone begin immediately, he said. Connecticut wholesalers would be hit extra hard be­ challenge, he said. The “Principles of Technology” is another program of the leaders of UJ4. Swurity Husky dog mascot will join the premise of our program,” classroom studies were pertinent to what they were The home, purchased by the o The Iraqis also agreed to supply cause many state residents buy their beer in Mas­ Meehan said the Weicker administration wouldn’t be learning in shop classes, said Lewis E. Randall, the designed to foster a relationship between these different ! students in recognition of Nation­ Richards said. Sisters of St. J o s ^ , is located Wsst n ^ details on any individuals who died sachusetts, since there is no 8 percent sales tax, and then intimidated by the threat “In Vietnam, the war was fought this thing ... at times when we were to avoid further skirmishes, which from Washington,” he saic^ “TTiis wholesalers in case the bottles are eventirally turned in. With an 85 percent return rate, about 20 cans would manager of food services for ly subsidized program of reduced horror of dying alone and homeless. not in favor, at times when we were have continued since the cease-fire “It is impossible for the stale to prove the non-exist­ time, they (the government) listened looked down upon, these people be returned, for $1 in dqxisit reftmds. But there is also Robertson School, came up with (H* free lunch, but needy parents Herold, who has lived at the St. was announced. ence of the containers,” Stierer said. “Unredeemed the 2-cent handling fee for each of those 20 or the idea to invite the UConn Gift accepted, after all Bridget convent for five years, says to the g e n e ts over here.” who stuck by the A m y and helped don’t use it due to stigma, fear or The general said the release of deposits are not abandon^ property.” another 40 cents. That’s a total of $1.40 the wholesalers' Husky dog. Students are also she became interested in ministry to Maj. Gen. JJL Binford Peay, build it back up,” Peay said. prisoners, including more than The principle of abandoned property is the basis for lack of confidentiality or perhaps decision. ing when the group voted to pur- comniaixler of the 101st Airborne pay out for each $1 in redeemed bottles and cans, Stierer" having a poster contest for the By JACQUELINE BENNETT AIDS patients soon after she heard Col. Tom Hill, commander of the 100.000 Iraqis captured by allied Weicker’s conclusion that the money belongs to the not knowing it’s available. She said she and Cheryl Moroeau c h ^ the maps and globes at a cost Division, said the military has said. event. Manchester Herald of the disease. 101st Airborne’s 1st Brigade, said fences arxl now in Saudi camps, state. The money should revert — the technical term is “I’m sure more than 3 percent met with Malinowski to discuss his of close to $2,000. rebuilt itself since Vietnam, institut­ during the midst of the 100-hour He said the administration doesn’t appear to be talHng Richards, who was recently “All of a sudden we had this ter­ would be done under auspices of the “escheat” — to the state because it represents aban­ of our population are eligible,” COVENTRY — Reversing a refusal of the gift at last lliesday’s Pearson said Malinowski ap­ ing new training techniques to forge ground war that the Army of Desert those numbers into account elected president of the Connec­ rible epidemic,” she says. “I Red Cross. doned property, according to Weicker’s analysis. said b o ^ member Paul Man- decision made last week. Superin­ board meeting. At that meeting, parently spoke with the maps and a professional fighting force. Storm “has almost no relation to the “ft isn’t cheap and it isn’t quick money and we would ticut School Food Services As­ couldn’t complain about people He said the two sides were Stierer said the amount In unclaimed deposits will zone. tendent of Schools Michael Malinowski told Pearstxi she would globes salesman and Robertson one that fought in Viemam.” certainly, as an assodatioa, be interested in clmllmeing sociation, attended a recent Board being complacent unless I was will­ propped to meet again but that no decline each year because of the mandatory recycling Richards said the lunch ticket Malinowski apologized to a local have to cancel an order for mqjs and School Principal William Carpenter “I will never forget the treatment “During the 80s, we cleared a lot it legally since precedent has been set in other states,” of Education meeting to ask the ing to do something myself.” meeting had been scheduled. program that took effect in January. Stierer said. system used ensures that no one parents’ group and prennised that globes because it was “an inap­ about the matter, but failed to ad­ I suffered at the h a ^ of the media of dross out of the force and created So Herold studied counseling, board to subsidize the $220,000 can tell it’s a free lunch adding their $2,000 gift of maps and globes propriate gift.” Pearson told dress the PTO membership about it and then the public during Viet­ a new military,” Hill said. “We had school lunch program. that names of participants are kept will be accepted for use in the Malinowski the shipment was ex­ “If he had, we would have con­ went to work for AIDS Project nam,” said Peay, an infantry com­ to clear out a lot of dead wood, but Celebrating Our First 60 Years • “This is the first time I’ve had confidential. school system. pected March 7. sidered his concerns. It would have Hartford, served as a companion to mander there. in the end — look at it, it’s working to come to the board for money,” Richards said that school lunch “We had a lengthly discussion In making his decision, been much better than to be an AIDS-infected woman, and “The heroes of the Army were better. It’s a tough, fast and fierce At First Federal Savings, we don't think Richards said. She has been with programs in many districts are and it was a delightful meeting," Malinowski ctmtended such instruc­ surprised at a Board of Education began her latest project. those officers and NCOs (non-com­ fighting machine.” you should have to spend a lot of money to the district 10 years. struggling to survive, and without said Marjorie Pearson, co-president tion materials should be provided meeting, hearing about this for the It’s just gorgeous,” she says of the Richards had asked for $30,000 financial assistance from the of the G il. Robertson School Parent through the Board of Education first time,” Pearson said. home with its high ceilings, airy get the money out of your house. budget. to help defray the cost of health board she doesn’t know how Teacher Organization, this morning. Pearson said she will attend the rooms, screened-in porches and That was never an issue with the No closing costs. Low rales:1with insurance for her employees, thus much longer Coventry’s can last. Board of Education meeting set for back-yard gardens. Mall Malinowksi could not be reached p ro , Pzarson said today. The or­ our Home Equity Loan, there are no closing allowing the cost of school The board agreed to fund for comment this morning. this Thursday. The board’s gift­ “But that’s not the important ganization’s concern, Pearson said, thing,” she continues. “The impor­ lunches to remain at current $14,(X)0 toward the food service Pearson said Malinowski re­ giving policy is on the agenda. From Page 1 costs, so you can save hundreds of dollare prices: $1.40 at the elementary was that the materials were needed, tant thing is that the atmosphere be employee insurance. quested the meeting, which took but had been cut from this year’s Pearson said Malinowski told her right up fhmL Plus, our low interest rates warm, peaceful and loving.” seeking a subdivision permit and has place Thursday night before a Board budget. that he plans to put together a list of built. The home has already attracted a filed an erosion and sedimentation Full details on the arrangement save you money throughout the life of your of Education meeting, after parents Also, Pearson said, Malinowski acceptable gifts for all organizations All home equity loans protested the superintendent’s number of volunteers - a doctor, control plan with the planning of­ between Homan and Red Roof Inns loaa And vriien you consider that the inter­ had attended the Jan. 29 PTO meet­ in town. fice. Sewer plan meets several nurses and companions. 1 Inc. will be available by the time of Others have donated furnishings, ap­ The mall is being built on un­ the public hearing on the project. est you pay may be fully tax deducUTile, you'll pliances and incidentals; Adelma developed land now owned by Red Popper said. The hearing will likely let you borrow money save big at tax-time, too. Roof Inns Inc. and Brentwood be held in late April or early May. Simmons of the Caixilands Herb Manchester Associates. Simon You'll also save time, because we usu­ no opposition Farm has donated herbs for the herb Ktmover Co. had previously plarmed ally approve applications within 7 2 hours. garden. to build a 120,000 square-foot shop­ By SCOTT B. BREDE Windsor on the basis of gravity, and \ “It’s my effervescent per­ 1 iLi So stop by the First Federal Saving office vice versa, providing that those ping center on the site, but the plan­ A jj. Manchester Herald sonality,” Herold says, deadpan, ning and zoning commission near you tode|y. We'll help you borrow the businesses using the sewer lines about her ability to attraa support. rejected the developer’s proposal MANCHESTER — A plan to in­ help pay the cost of downstream im­ Yet one cannot < ^ b t her resolve. Ours lets you money you need — and save some, too. provements in the other towns when because of potential traffic stall a sewer system in the Buckland Raised on a fann in New Canaan the need for those improvements problems. area met no vocal opposition recent­ in a family of six, Herold says she arises, he said. Red Roof Inns Inc. had received Five Year Fixed ly from the businesses it would was taught early to be independent The sewer line takes the place of approval last March to build a 112- save some, too. serve. and to work for what she wanted. “If room motel on five acres of the % Water and Sewer Administrator an abandoned plan to build a pump station in the area, which. Young we wanted toys, we made them.” land. Town Senior Planner Stuart - SSBOMtWM 10.75* 10.75 Robert J. Young and Richard Staye, rate APR said, was not in the town’s best in­ she says, noting that the children Popper said this morning that upon the utilities engineer in charge of the fashioned snow toboggans from project, met with business represen­ terest because of continual fuel and initi^ review of the plans it appears Additjonal fixed and a i ^ b l e lentis available. Owner-occupied used barrel suives. that the motel will no longer be homes only Minimum loan amount $5,000 Maximum loan tatives in Lincoln Center last week maintenance costs. Herold entered the convent at age amounl$IOO,OOO RaU5Sub(ecllochangewithoutnoUce Loans to inform them of the propo'sed Stephen T. Penny, an attorney TO HEAR YOUR under $ 10,000 wifi requirt a $ 125.00 application fee. Appraisal sewer line before it becomes a mat­ 16. after graduating from Sacred fee wfil be Incurred on loans over $50,000 representing Downeast Associates, CALDWELL PERSONAL ter of public hearing at l\iesday’s the firm planning to construct a strip Heart Academy in Stamford. “I HOROSCOPE FOR THE Board of Directors meeting. mall in the area, asked on what basis decided that’s what I wanted to do on. DAY, LOVESCOPE, The sewer lines, which could cost the sewers would be assessed. with my life. . . work for others,” as much as $500,000, would con­ Young said the sewer project, she says simply. She has never ( > 4 9 - 8 8 4 1 LUCKY NUMBERS & FIRST PERSONAL FORCAST duct sewage from the businesses which will start on Smith Street in J regrett^ that early decision. FOR THE FUTURE. FEDERAL along Pleasant Valley Road into South Windsor, down Wheeler Road Brian It. TroUa/Manchaalar Harald Herold. who h u the warmth of an SAVINGS South Windsor under an agreement and CTOss into Manchester as it NEW IN D U C TEES — Seven new Manchester police officers stand proud during Friday's in­ old-fashioned grandmother and the between Manchester and the town, dry humor of a Jack Benny, will spans Pleasant Valley Road, will duction ceremony at police headquarters. The inductees, from left to right, are Jason L Clif­ CALL Find out why our customers stay Young said. either be assessed according to front personally oversee the home’s daily *.99 1-900-990-9400 our customers. The agreement allows sewage to ford, David A. Patria Jr., Todd D. Belknap, Thomas G. Lagassie Jr.. Francis P. 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This tonni lltUnq of dMths Is offsrad frss c t ehargs by ths Today is Monday, March 4, the 63rd day of 1991. Depression support Manchsslar Haral4’ Paid announesmants of doath and In Mamorlams appaar undar lha Daath Noticaa haading. There are 302 days Irft in the year. ■ in New Delhi, four men (aged Depression Anonymous, a support group for the Today’s H i^light in History: 82,71,63 and 62) were acquitt^ of depressed, meets every l\jesday at 6:30 p.tn. at Manchester Two hundred years ago, on March 4, 1791, Vermont Woman greatly charges that they defrauded a Mwchester Community College in the Lowe Building, Chester W. Obuchowski became the 14th state. government-run transport company Room 205-H. The group follows the 12-step program by buying bogus moUx' parts. The Eva B. Bradley On this date: modeled after Alcoholics Anonymous. No dues or fees In 1681, England’s King Charles II granted a charter alleged crime occurred in 1955, and M are required. For more information, call Ann at 289-3745 713 W. Middle Turnpike to William Penn for an area of land that later became bothers senator the trial began in 1957. Hearings or Sherry at 646-0284. Edmund H. Bogmanis Pennsylvania. continued, off and on, for 33 years Fashion show Emma E. Harris In 1789, the Constitution of the United States went BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — A 48- recommended that Wirth be given before Judge V.B. Giqita concluded A in December (1990) that the govern­ Nils H. Shenning into effect as the first Federal Congress met in New Yotk. year-old woman who says Sen. Tim 24-hour protection because of the “A Limited Look at Spring” is the title of the annual (The lawmakers then adjourned for the lack of a Wirth communicates with her incidents. ment had failed to [xove its case. Child and Family Services of Manchester’s fashion show Coventry quorum.) through ESP has been arrested for Doster told Capitol police that she ■ Joey Blackburn, 24, survived to be held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Manchester Thomas J. Pillion In 1829, an unruly crowd mobbed the White House allegedly violating a court order to communicates by extrasensory per­ six gunshot wounds in the head Coimtry Club. Call Leslie Belcher at 649-0036. during an argument at a party in Grant Hill Road during the inaugural reception for President Jackson. stay away from him, officials said. ception with both Wirth and a dog Film of Sweden In 1837, the Illinois state legislature granted a city Diane Frances Doster was being that lives at his Washington home. Manchester, Ibnn., in November, Deaths elsewhere charter to ^ c a g o . held on $5(X) bond in the Boulder She claims to have met Wirth at a wandering the streets for an hour Scandia Lodge #23 Vasa Order of America will have a George A. Duncan In 1861, the Confederacy adopted the “Stars and Bars” County Jail after she was arrested 1978 town meeting and that he was before finding the hospital emergen­ A pot luck supper Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at Emanuel flag design. Feb. 22 for investigation of con­ “attracted to her” and “romantically cy room. Doctors said at least two of Lutheran Church. A film of Sweden will be shown. In 1902, the American Automobile Association was tempt of court interested in her,” according to court the bullets broke the skin and then La Leche League founded in Chicago. ' She is accused of violating a per­ documents. She has told police that traveled “around” the skull without Death Notices In 1917, Republican Jeaimette Rankin of Montana manent restraining order barring her the senator communicates his love penetrating it. “The Art of Breastfeeding and Overcoming Difficul­ took her seat as a member of Congress, the first woman from coming within two blocks of for her by way of ESP. ■ New Mexico state Rep. Ray ties” will be the topic of the next Manchester Evening La to be elected to the House of Representatives, Wirth’s home or office by moving Doster liv ^ in a Washington sub­ Vargas, answering a DWI charge in Leche League meeting to be held Wednesday at 7:30 In 1925, President Coolidge’s inauguration was broad­ into an apartment across an alley urb until last siunmer when she November, said he suffers from can­ pjn. at 51 Staikweather St. in Manchester. For more in­ cast live on 21 radio stations coast-to-coasL from Wirth’s Denver office. moved to the Denver area. Boulder didiasis, a rare disease that causes formation, call Kathy at 646-7277. In 1933, in his inaugural address. President Franklin The order was issued last August police were notified then to keep an him to brew alcohol internally. An Senior center news D. Roosevelt pledged effective leadership to pull the at the request of Wirth and his wife. eye on Wirth’s home because his expert consulted by Vargas said bac­ country out of the Great Depression, saying, “The only Wren. Boulder County Court Judge wife and two children were staying teria and yeast overgrow in the Exercise class with Celeste Carlton will be held at the thing we have to fear is fear itself.” Virginia Chavez on Thursday told there. stomach and cause ordinary car­ Senior Center March 8, March 11 and March 13 from In 1933, the start of the Roosevelt administration Doster she will not be released on According to court documents, bohydrates to ferment. (The 2-3 p.m. Blood pressure clinic will be held at the Senior brought with it the first woman to serve in a president’s bond unless she finds a new home. Doster was seen near the house and prosecutor told the judge it didn’t Center March 6 from 9-11 for those whose names begin Tlw AaaoclatMl Prau Cabinet: Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins. Court documents show Doster has left notes for Wirth on a family car matter where Vargas got the alcohol. with A-K. The Stress Management series conducted by DANCER DIES — Arthur Murray, founder of a In 1952, actor Ronald Reagan and actress Nancy been involved in a string of hihass- there. The judge agreed and found him Maggie Harris will begin March 6 at the Center from 2-3 guilty.) Davis were married in San Fernando Valley, Calif. ing incidents during the past year in­ Since she moved in across from Th# A stoclatcd Pt m s large chain of dance studios, dances with his ■ Plastic surgeons in Beverly pjn. This is a free program for Manchester seniors. In 1971, Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott volving the senator, his family and Wirth’s office, Doster has continued LIZARD TRAPPED — Animal trapper Todd Hardwick, left, and herpetologist Joe wife and partner, Kathryn, In this 1983 file Hills are now offering silicon im­ Registration is requested by calling the Health Dept, at Tmdeau married Margaret Sinclair in North Vancouver, staff in Washington, D.C., Draver the harassmenL according to docu­ Wasilewski show off a six-foot, water monitor lizard they caught last week in Pembroke plants to enlarge men’s pectorals. 647-3174. photo. The 95-year-old dancer and Instructor British Columbia. CThey later divorced.) and Boulder. ments filed on Wirth’s ^half. She died Sunday at his home In Hawaii. In 1977, more than 1,500 people were killed when an allegedly has left notes on Wirth’s Pines, Fla. The reptile, considered endangered, is native to Southeast Asia. ^Madame Butterfly’ earthquake measuring 73 on the Richter scale and As far back as January 1990, cars, let the air out of his tires and Connecticut Opera presents its third production of the Arthur Murray centered north of Bucharest, Romania, shook southern Wirth’s Washington executive assis- has thrown rocks at his windows. News ofJhe^elrd 1990/91 season: the powerfully evocative drama of and eastern . tanL Roxie Lopez, reported to U.S. Doster alleges that members of “Madame Butterfly” on March 14, 15 and 16 at the HONOLULU (AP) — Arthur Murray, the ballroom Today’s Birthdays: Actress Riula Prentiss is 52. Rode Capitol police a series of “nuisance Huge exotic lizard Wirth’s staff parked outside her Bushnell. Performances begin at 8 p.m. Connecticut dance school king who helped teach millions how to be musician Chris Squire is 43. Actress Kay Lenz is 38. calls, letters and visits” from Doster. apartment and watched her enter and Opera will conclude its season of “Nights to Remember” lifte r on their two left feeu died Sunday after a bout At one point U.S. Capitol police leave. on April 25, 26 and 27. Tickets range from $830 to $40. with pneumonia. He was 95. For tickets, call the Bushnell Box Office (246-6807) or A gawky, lonely teen-ager who gained confidence finally gets captured 2 Connecticut Opera (527-0713). through d^ce, Murray used the {xomise of overnight Public Meetings popularity to build a string of 400 Arthur Murray Dance Pi PEMBROKE PINES, Ha. (AP) So a resident on the manmade Asia. O H CAIT meeting Dr. Chester W. Obuchowski Studios in nearly 50 countries. He also had a TV show Fugitive fakes Manchester — Trappers captured an exotic lake in this Hollywood suburb “It’s like the Komodo dragon,” JJ r - Citizens Against Income Tax have scheduled an or­ Dr. Chester W. Obuchowski, 71, died on March 2,1991. that ran for 11 years. 6*/2-foot lizard that had been ter­ Tiesday hired Hardwick, owner of Pesky said herpetologist Joe Wasilewski, ganizational meeting on March 5 at 7 pjn. at the Groton He was bom on August 2, 1919 in Manchester to Eleanor Roosevelt reportedly learned to dance the Ar­ rorizing a neighborhood by limch- Critters trapping company, whose thur Murray way, as did the Duke of Windsor, John D. Democratic SubciMnmittee, Municipal Building coffee owner of Natural Selections in > m Public Library. CATT is a cross partisan groiq> of citizens Kazimierz and Stepfania (Maziuk) Obuchowski and was ing on ducklings and sunbathing previous exploits included wres­ Miami. He will try to breed the Rockefeller Jr. and Jack Dempsey. room, 7 pjn. way into school on docks around a lake. z! ^ with the common interest of opposing the proposed state a lifelong resident of Mwchester. He leaves his wife, tling a 22-foot-long python from lizard. Murray’s gift fw turning wallflowers into the life of Board of Directors, Lincoln Center hearing room, 7:30 -income tax. Far more information call 599-2389. Wanda (Wielgus) Obuchowski; two daughters and their beneath a house in Fort Lauder­ “This is so big, you’re going to O w the party started with himself. pjn. CHUCK SHEPHERD husbands, Lorraine Obuchowski Hartmaim and Dennis 1^0 Alto High School, according to “We’d been getting calls saying dale. jump back. To some, they think 2 -< The son of poor Jewish immigrants from Austria, By DARLENE SUPERVILLE Seniors’ exercise Hartmann of Seattle, Washington, and Janice the Peninsula Times Tribune. that there was a Loch Ness it’s ugly, but I think it’s neat.” Murray was bom Moses Ibichman in New York in 1895. Andover The Associated Press Exercise with Celeste Carlton will continue for Obuchowski and Bert Halprin of McLean, Virginia; a He claimed to be a 16-year-old monster up there,” said exotic- On Ihesday Hardwick set a trap “It’s becoming rare and en­ By his own admissiotu he was a “tall, gawky, and ex­ lliesday However, an official of the another eight weeks beriming Monday. Class will be son, Edward Obuchowski and his wife, Nette of San orphan of parents who had been wildlife trapper Todd Hardwick. filled with raw chicken necks. dangered in its natural habitat be­ tremely shy” boy whose unhrqrpiness drove him to drop Board of Finance, Andover Elementary School, 7:30 PRINCETON, N J, — A 31- American Society of Plastic and O m held at the Senior Center, 549 E. Middle Tnpk., from 2 to Francisco, California; a brother, Alphonse Obuchowski killed in Bolivia, the paper said. He “They had noticed that all the “He loves meat and came right cause of the leather industry,” out of high school and lose 10 jobs in the next six p.m. ' year-old man was expelled from Reconstruaive Surgeons believes 3 pjn. Call the town Health Department at ^7-3174. of Manchester; and two grandchildren, Alan and Jennifer Princeton University after the school also said he had been raised and baby ducklings had vanished from out,” he said. Wasilewski added. the operation on n ^ e s is riskier months. tutored at a commune in Nevada and Hartmann; and several nieces and nephews. He was a Coventry discovered he was a fugitive who the lake, and it was climbing out The creature was a water Hardwick believes the lizard is than the breast implants for females “I lived in the New Yrn-k ghetto, near the Henry Street that he had come to Pdo Alto for a o ^ Bridge club results lifelong communicant and uustee for many years of St. apparently fabricated his academic on their docks and sunbathing and monitor lizard, an endangered an escaped pet that wandered into because the silicon is planted behind settlement house,” Murray recalled. “They had a dancing 'Hiesday formal education, the newspaper O o The Manchester AM Bridge Cub met Pinochle results of Connecticut Advisory Committee on Foreign Lan­ university was investigating whether rare “water intoxication,” causing guage Instruction. He was the author of numerous ar­ his name. Thoughts The university said interviews and three limes the national debt. more uouble,” the judge said. “I $5,000. Far someone with Peter­ The Manchester Senior Pinochle players met on Feb. to file criminal charges, spokesman District Judge Jack Montgomery her to require hospitalization. She is ticles about Twentieth Century French literature and Murray opened his first dance studio at 18 after selling Hogue’s youdiful appearance sup­ could have set his bond at nothing, son’s criminal history it should be 28 at the Army and Navy Club. Results were: Bud Pn- Justin Harmon said W edne^y. declined to explain how he arrived only the eighth known contractor of methods of foreign language instruction. He was the mail-order footprint patterns to teach people how to ported his claims. or I could have let him out on his higher, the mayor said. quin, 667; Ethel Krozel. 653; Sam Schors, 620; Lynn “He’s not who he represented at $9 trillion — which compares the illness (except for people with author of three b ^k s: Mars on Trial, War as Seen by dance at home. Jesus said, “If any want to become my followers, let “The documentation in his ap­ signature.” Hockla, 619; Mike Haberem, 592; Helen Bensche, 591; himself as when he applied here,” with a national debt of $3.2 trillion. Montgomery said he has set nigh mental conditions) because it is dif­ French Writers of the Twentieth Century, The Ranco- Always savvy to the media, Murray in the 1920s them deny themselves and take tm their cross and follow plication appeared to be consistent At a City Council meeting last Fred Krause, 566; Helen Silver, 557; Marie Ballard, 556; broadcast dancing lesstms over the radio and placed ad­ me. Harmon said. “On the basis of that The judge raised the bond week. Mayor Richard Arrington said bonds before, including $2.6 billion ficult for a person to drink that much Don Jorgensen, 552. Playing is open to all senior mem­ File; Several Thousand Items for the Eiulchment of information, we’ve decided he’s no with the backgroimd he offered,” bond in one case he could not recall. water. When she failed to perform vertisements in magazines. Self-denial: This 'f/ord might be translated ’to let him Hargadon said. Thursday after initially setting it at the judge repeatedly enabled bers. The next game will be played on March 7. French Lessons and Franco-Phonics, etc. In 1963 he was longer a student here.” Neither the mayor nor Peterson’s for the tesL she was told to drink One ad, an early example of the “they-laughed-at-me” lose sight of himself or ’to let her make herself, a University officials would only $5,0(X), said a deputy at Jefferson suspects with serious criminal back­ granted membership in the papal order of Knight of St. Police said Hogue was jtdled and lawyer, George Andrews, could be water (but was not told how much). Gregory bestowed by the Holy See of the Rcunan approach, showed a young Murray alunmus surrounded stranger.’ Self-denial is to lose sight of yourself! Self- say that Hogue’s academic record County Jail, where the suspect grounds to be released by setting Bridge results awaiting extradition to Utah. reached by telephone for comment. Her husband believes she drank Catholic Church. He was a membCT and former president by admiring girls, the caption reading: “30 Days Ago denial means to make yourself a means — not an end — was “satisfactory.” Officials also remained Sunday. low bonds. The Center Bridge C ub met on Feb. 26 at the British lltey Laugh^ at Me.” Another had the title: “How I Be­ in the kingdom of God. The scheme began to unravel three quarts. (She tested clean.) of the Sl James Church Holy Name Society. He was a said they were reviewing the finan­ American Cub, 73 M ^le St. Results were; N-S: 1) Jue Take up your corss: It is a voluntary act — a deliberate after the university received a past chairman of general solicitation at St. James Church came Popular Overnight.” cial aid he had received. ■ Halitosis researchers at Ihl and Jack Maselli, 2) Bw Cochran and Linda Simmons, By 1950, there were 400 Arthur Murray Darue choice of the will to become involved in those things telephone call from a California 3) Ellen Goldberg and Susan Henry, 4) Jaf Chiang and of the Hartford area Catholic High School fund drive. He newspiqier reporter who covered a “There was nothing else about his T-Shirts slam state income tax Aviv University have scheduled the Studios and Murray used the young medium of televisimi which Jesus considers impwtanti standing or activity here that had Joe Rintoja; E-W: 1) Peg Arseneaux and Frank Lavallee, was the first chairman of the Manchester Hmnan Rela­ similar incident while Hogue was a first world symposium

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GOTT: I had recent surgeiy, the result of 36 Experte Inetrumenl 26 HoM teetlon 48 Now------DEAR ABBY: “Seeing Red in Texas,” who drives a 37 Actreec — 6 Uncommon 27 — blue me down to “She w ^ all upset.” Ktzgerald said. “Her con­ which is a colostomy. I find it the worst thing I have ever Pereont 7 Allat(ebbr.) 28 Skirt part tieep new red Mercedes, wants to know why anyone would cern now is that not loiowing these people who are 39 Teke tway 8 Thawing 29 Serlee of he­ 47 Ireland gone through. Daily irrigation is time consuming, and I by force deliberately key-scratch her car while it’s parked at pialls doing this type of thing, what are their motives? 9 Cemput roic eventa 48 Singer Diana or other public places. I think I can tell her. don’t seem to tolerate it very well. Is it absolutely neces­ , 40 Collar thape area 30 Relax She’s a wreck.” sary? 41 By way of 10 Edible 32 While 51 Runner Se- Several years ago, while walking into the m a in 42 Obeerverol eeawted 35 Complete betUen — SNAFU by Bruea Baaltia Miss Plato was arrested Thursday in Los Angeles DEAR READER: When part of the large intestine is etrlct diet 11 Author Jean 36 Capered entrance of one of the more expensive department stores after a cleik in a video store identified her as a in San Antonio, I noticed a late-model red Jaguar coupe removed or opened during surgery, fecal matter moving woman who took $164 at gunpoint, police said. through the bowel must be collect^ in a plastic device i pull up and park sideways across two handicapped park- Police said they later found a pellet gun resembling I TT TT SPIOER-HAN by Stan Laa A worn on the abdomen. Called a colostomy bag, this r -jng^qts. There were no handicapped signs anywhere on ISN'T rr a 9mm pistol in Plato’s apartment behind the store. device is a nuisance and an embarrassment. However, it 12 14 RKSHT.7 WE t-OSniM B7 ^ |^ f4 9 iju s tify this outrageous act of selfishness. A WHH.B, ACROSS Torn... is necessary. Some colostomies are temporary; others are yNONOBRPUL; CANBTART WH4TPO) ymjng, hedthy-looking, well-dressed woman emerged ■ The Black Crowes, whose debut album has 1$ 17 HONBY? /I/IAKIN6 UFFPR m FTA/O WAT ROTTBti WAU- ) I permanent, depending on the reason for and extent of the MBA-? from the car and strode purposefully toward the store. sold more than 1 million copies, may dress like hol­ i SPiPBR-mN losttimb/ CRAV/LBR/ANPmSN I “Excuse me,” I said, “those parking spaces are for the dovers from the 1960s but insist their success has surgery. IS m 'YW ANrm ? handicapped.” She turned, smiled, flipped me a one- nothing to do with nostalgia. To a large degree, the success with which people cope finger s^ute and proceeded into the store. “We made it ’cause we’re good,” said Chris with a colostomy reflects the training and advice given I smiled, too. Then I dragged my key across the side of Robinson, lead singer of the old-fashioned, guitar- them by health professionals. Obviously, the first educa­ tion comes from the surgeon. However, patients usually the Jag’s bright red finish. driven rock band. 31 Yes, I know that was bad, but it felt good, and I wasn’t “In an age of fluff, we aren’t very fluffy,” he said need more detailed, ongoing information and support that sorry. Having an expensive new car is no excuse for in the March 11 issue of People magazine. cannot be supplied by a busy doctor. 34 This need prompted the formation of Colostomy (or taking a handicapped parking space (much less two). Ob­ Robinson, 24, and his 21-year-old brother. Rich, 37 viously, such inconsiderate fools have never had a loved are the heart of the group, named Best New Ostomy) Clubs in most hospitals. Staffed by specially one confined to a wheelchair. Those who park like pigs American Band by Rolling Stone magazine. trained nurses and volunteers (many of whom have deserve a parking ticket (viewed by the wealthy as mere­ Their father, Stan Robinson, had a Top 40 hit Tha Aaaoelatad Praas colostomies), these clubs are an invaluable resource for EEK AND MEEK by Howla Schnaidar ly the cost of prime parking), getting their cars towed, or single, “Bomm-a-Dii^Dip,” in 1958. He said his POLAR EXPLORER — Will Steger is helping patients cope with a difficult situation. Check with your local hospital about a Colostomy Club or write (5BE.2I. HERE- WE- ARE worse. boys grew up listening to his rhythm-and-blues, planning another trip to the North Pole 43 GOT UUEMROS^ FBJR£ I H E V S n U L ia io WT the United Ostomy Association at 2(X)1 West Beverly W llJG OFF A SOO-BILLIOIU- HAVE KEY, WELL SCRATCH; OR MAD AS “H” gospel and ’60s rock records. that will take a small team of men on a S-4 homeless PE0R£, HUUGRV' LET US USE CDKCEIUITIE5 AND NOT GOING TO TAKE IT ANYMORE But he disapproved when they said they wanted a Blvd., Los Angeles. CA 90057. S3 DOLLAR DEBT FQRTWES&L DEAR DR. GOTT: I’ve been diagnosed as hyper­ P E O a t. S « FE0PL£...UU£'VG DEAR HAVE KEY: Sorry, two wrongs don’t make a career in music. 2,000-mile odyssey over the Arctic "I've bought you raincoats to sleep in...for parathyroid. I’m concerned about the bad things I might SS SCA^3DAL... UUERE FIGHTIIOG Got dru(55...(^e'\;e got crime ' right. I prefer the manner in which this gentleman from “Once it became apparent they were good at it Ocean, from an island in the Soviet Union when the place starts to melt this spring." do to aggravate the condition and would like some A (QAR...U)ER£ GOIIOGIHRU San Mateo handled that problem: and determined, we supported them,” Stan Robin­ .I^EVGGOrVIOLEJOCe to the far northern shores of Alaska. guidelines. A RECESSlOlU... DEAR ABBY: In response to “Seeing Red in Texas”; son said. “But we would have rather seen them be­ DEAR READER: The parathyroid glands, which are Stumped? Get answers to clues by calling "D ial-a-W ord" How many parking spaces were you taking when your come doctors or lawyers, of course.” ■ Three years after his tearful confession of sin, buried within the thyroid gland in the neck, secrete a hor­ at 1-900-454-3535 and entering access code number 184 THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME car was key-scratched? Jimmy Swaggart is fending off creditors and strug­ mone that regulates calcium metabolism. Hyper­ ____ 95c per minute; Touch-Tone or rotary phones.____ „ by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee When you see an expensive car parked diagonally ■ Explorer Will Steger is planning another trip gling to rebuild his religious empire. to the North Pole that will take a team of men on a parathyroidism is a disorder resulting from excessive Unscramble these four Jumbles, across two poking spaces, be assured the owner is more one letter to each square, to form 2,000-mile odyssey over the Arctic Ocean. Ms TV ratings are one-fifth what they were at secretion of the hormone, leading to elevated blood-cal­ four ordinary words. concerned with his or her car than the convenience of their peak, and seven stations from around the cium levels and accelerated bone loss. This often causes others who may also want to park. Because I do not “This is going to be my best adventure, especial­ I don't country and a contractor have sued over the past 15 kidney stones and.renaj damage, increased thirst, fre­ 1RR OG like the WINTHROPbyDickCavm believe that I have the right to d ^ a g e property, I always ly for dogsledding,” said Steger, 46, of Ely. “It’s atmosphere months, claiming they are owed a total of $213,500, quent urination, constipation and nausea that can '' s leave a note on the windshield to express my displeasure. going to be knock-down, drag-out, a day at a time. O I ! And it’s going to be dangerous.” court records show. progress to confusion, stupor, coma and death. Early or H C W P ID YOU S E T TO T APPOINTED IT TAKEe ONE J 3 r - BE AN INTELLECTUAL^ A4V€.EUF, The 1994 trip will take them from an island in mild hyperparathyroidism, however, causes no ^ CELEBRITY CIPHER TO KNOW ONE S ^ The Jimmy Swaggart Ministries also is selling symptoms. S P O T L E e S * the Soviet Union to the far northern shores of Alas­ off or leasing land and buildings. TILOP > m By popular request, Abby shares more of her favorite ka. This affliction is diagnosed by blood tests. The posi­ anolhar. Tod^y s doe: C equefs U. i r Z l ^ prize-winning, easy-to-prepare recipes. To order, send a Steger led a team in 1986 on a dogsled trek to the Still, it would be a mistake to count Swaggart tions of the abnormally functioning parathyroid glands 'LXPMXUWTAGIQWR; O C D long, business-size, self-addressed envelope, plus check North Pole without resupply and in 1990 led a team ■ out, said Auburn University histoiy professor David must be determined by CT scanning or ultrasound be­ or money order for $3.95 ($4.50 in Canada) to: More by dogsled and skis across the widest part of An­ cause the disorder can only be corrected by surgery. OURIN 6 >4 P O L IT IC A L z -< Harcell, who has written b io g r^ ie s of televan­ WKX DYYPMLGOS dy SHOCUL CAMPAieVJ, LAWS 11 Favorite Recipes by Dear Abby, P.O. Box 447, Mount tarctica, covering 3,741 miles in seven months. gelists Oral Roberts and Pat Robertson. I can offer you no guidelines for therapy because noth­ Morris, Dl. 61054. (Postage is included.) ing you can do — short of getting help from a doctor — T > G T G P D 6 PEKTAlhJINerOTHIS Z E r x : j AI?E u s u a l l y .C.(,>.VwOw^ m I will affect the hyperparathyroidism. leNO/^ECP. AXWVXXO T ATIH 0 m ENBLI • iMtbvNtA me ^-4 1 ^ ^ L KXTH TOH T ATOB Now arrange the circled letters to ERNIE by Bud Oraca form the surprise answer, as sug­ MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1991— PRIME TIME LL gested by the above cartoon. 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(In M a m r R ecall ONLY WITH HIS MOUTH - ^ 4 T o nig ht Gambler works for staff car Mary Jo has for a "crime watch" spot, celebrates 40th W F S B Q Actor Rot5er1 Stereo) g W H hN ia *v "" 9^ o Anonymous" New Relief. pools to one-night the station is ravaged by anniversary; Doc's accused De Niro, g (In Stereo) g (In Stereo) g work, g stand, g Paaplaa (In of flirting with a wife. crime. (In Stereo) g Stereo) •no MfWMig, from JumMo, e/o IhiB nowtpBpor, P.O. 43M Ortsitde fl ssbad a-uui N e w t g ABC N e w t W heel o f Jaopardyl loclua. you, m . . . m o ? M acG yver "Blind Faith" Movie; “Eirth Angel” (1991, Comedy-Drama) Cindy N a w s g NETWORK-ABC g Fortune g g MacGwer helps smuggle a N ig h tlin e g Head of tha Head of tha Into tha Night Starring Movie; "The Pratidant's m > TV Williams, EriK Estrada. Premiere. A prom queen who C la u C lass Eric Latin American leader's died in 1962 is guaranteed a place in heaven if she R ick D ecs (In Stereo) Plana Is Missing” (1971, W T N H O Charlie's old learns about daughter back into her returns to earth in 1990 and mends her okJ flame's Drama) Buddy Ebsen, g w country, (In Stereo) g broken heart, g name flares. teaching, g Peter Graves. TONIGHT IHDEPEWDENT C o tb y W ho’t the a ______t o > Com edy Who’t th a Owan Marthall; W W O R O S w itch N e w tg 50 Years S h o w g B o tt? g W heel B o tt? g Cpuntelor at Law Com edy B achelor Laredo Joe Paid Cfl5TLe-/N-7HE-AIR: Ago Today T o nig ht Father PMd SORRY TO 0E Y a l l THE WHAT KINDA Pla/^c: la INOEPENDE 21 Jump Street G row ing Hogan F ran klin Program Program WPIX Movie: "Dead or Aliv#” (1988, Western) Kris News & P a in t Fam ily Kristotlerson, Mark Moses. C heers g Honey- Odd C ouple Ja llo rso n s Naws (R) t h e b o r n l o s e r by Art Sanaom m oonars M y Talk "Cloak and ASK DICK KLEINER INDEPENDENT Rockford Filet S. Show D ag ger" I Hid e o u t i v e b e e n Collogejlla g e Basketball: ______Atlantic 10 Tournament Semifinal. CoHage Baskatball: Atlantic 10 Tournament Semifinal. 60TA TA X I. VEXPENSIVE.j LOOKING FOR. W H C T © From RtilaOelphia. (bve) C osm ic Paid Home Shopping Club FromDm PhPhiladelphia.------(Live) Answ ers Program CONT BE EMBAKKA6'5eP.„^ C lH A T T C O ! C o tb y G row ing Cosby M*A*S*H Movie: "Long Gone” (1987, Drama) William Petersen, M *A *8‘ H r 7% Show ClifI P a in t Carol ShowTheo Life Tim e" R ocfc’ N' ALFALF J a lla rso n s JaR arto ns My Talk Krush R ip (^lebrlty guest TUeiTBLLMBmHAPfmP INDEPENDENT Virginia Madsen. The future looks hopeless lor a minor- Klinger falls Ron Era 3 Brian (O R A Ir) and a former tens Maggie tackles a The 4077th league baseball team's player-manager until some new P P Show hosts Introduce rap videos 5-4 TO^OMBCpUYABOUTA DICK W T X X © track rival, g a secret. victim to odd ) trouble "Charlie" (R) Shakespeare races the talOTi and a spedal woman enter his life. behavior. and Interview leading rap KLEINER £!!La dock. at school, g artists. '{BAP.A60.- NETWORK-NBC N e w t NBC N e w t W h a a le f Jeopardy! Fraah B io ss o ffl (In iMovia: “Hall Hath No Fury" (1991, Suspense) W W L P @ 3 Fortune g P rince Naws Tonight Show (Time Lsfs Night With David l(OHAir) / i s____ \q Stereo) g iBarfaara Eden, Loretta Swit. Premiere. (In Stereo) □ Approximate) (In Stereo) PUBUC S etam e B u tin e it MacNait/Lahrar Lattarm an tR) (In Siereo) I______W E D H @ 3 Movie; "Amaxing Grace With Bill Moyers” (1990, Movie: “Woapont el tha S tra ti RoL N a w sh o u rg Documentary) (In Stereo) g ______a___ S p irit" (1987, Documentary) (O flA b ) Knight Ridtr “ Return to A-Taam "Waste 'Em" M ovie: ------'Not As a Stranger" (1955, Drama) Robert News Love Lucy N aw hart M a iy T y ltr INDEPENDENT Cadiz" Unknown historian Corrupt refuse collectors Mitchum, Frank Sinatra. "This film dramatizes a man’s D ick Van Donna M N^ha M ovie Federal agents attempt to thwart a plot 1 Q. Is it true that Soupy Sales Kirk uses his HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by Dik Browna hopes to eliminate a diver are dumping toxic waste in desire and ellotis to become a doctor. Dyke Read to kidnap Lincoln s body in "The Abductora" 1957) and Carol Burnett are brother W T W S € 9 searching (or sunken the city's sewer system. grandmoth­ er's car, g starring Victor McLaglen and G w g e Macready; the and sister? I have heard that also treasure. short subject "Socially Correct," '1 ^ ^ , Wg PO TAI^E — THE ORIZWELLS by BIN Schorr N e w t NBC N e w t C urrant Hard Copy Fresh B lo sson i (In that they have an optometrist Movie: "Hall Hath No Fury" (1991, Suspense) Tonight Show From WE v jU ^T P p M't TA^B CHECIdS NETWORK-NBC g A ffa ir g P rin ce o f Stereo)g U ta Night With David Later With JV PUT ^UHTHE«t ON A brother in Kingsport, Tenn. — Barbara Eden, Loretta Swit. Premiere. A demented February 1990: Beau P arsonali- FamSy BUT I £AN K tV tt* B o l-A ir(ln woman's deluded vendetta leaves a suburban Lattarm an (R) (In Stereo) Bob C ostas tie s Feud PE PE 5T A L , PJP., Bristol, Tenn. W V I T © Stereo)g Bridges: Melissa (In Stereo) &ET HIM OFF housewife framed for the murder of her own husband Manchester; Rita Rudner. Q. Are Charlton Heston and (In Stereo) g "WE C O U C H . INDEPENDENT Family Tiat A L F ’la C heers g M‘A‘S‘H !5)____ Bradford Dillman brothers or wsBK m Movto: "DouWa Exposure” (1989, Drama) Farrah iHogan's iHogan’a M’A’S'H N aw hart g Part 3 ol 4) Oxaticha" Fawcett. Frederic Forrest. ______[Haroos IHaroas SL Eisawhara “ Family M ^a: "Dulcima" (1971, Drama) John Mills, Carol cousins or related in any way? — Feud" White. NETWORK-ABC N e w t ABC N e w t C urrant Cosby M acG yver "Blind Faith M.B.S., Quincy, III. W G G B © Movie: "Earth Angai" (1991, Comedy-Drama) Cindy N ig h tlin a g M *A‘ 8*H IParaonali- A ffa lfg S h o w g (In Stereo) g Williams, Erik Estrada. FTemiefe. □ (OR A ir) a_____ tiaa Q. I heard a rumor recently PUBUC MacNeil/Lahrtr B u tk ia s s H arttaga (R) Frank Sinatra: The Voica of Our Tima W G B Y E B Newthoiir g Echoes of tha Big Banda With Marv Griffin (In N a w s g that Howard Cosell and Barbara R p t Mel Torme hosts this retrospective. Stereo) ______Austin City Umtta "Marie Haggard/ I (OR AM FOX Maatera ol Bkieoraas" (In S te r ^ • I____ Walters are brother and sister. Perfect Love S ta r Trek iMovla: “Earth Girls Are Easy” (1989, Comedy) I Naws iNawhaitg JWgMCourt ¥rric g> Btrangarag Connaction I "Matait iGeena Davis, Jeff (Sotdblum. (In Stereo) ^ Gena S co tt Please tell me this isn’t true!!! — CABLE CHANNELS C oim aeL C.B., Kearney, Neb. r—ixvt - Q. My brother says no and I say A&E A vengers “Killerwhale" .IW ortdoT Ia It Pow er Batda of Britain English Mias Marpio: A Pocketful I Hanion S urvival "Luttwatfe" [citizens during WlAfll, of Rye (Part 1 of 2) H anlon (R) ALLEY OOP by Dava Oraua yes — Brian Keith is John (5:45) Movio: “ Annapolia Movie; “Succaaa at Any Price” (1934, This li Your Movie: “Wake Up and Dream" (1948) John Payne. A Wayne’s brother. — M.B., AMC S a lu te " (1937, Drama) Van Drama) Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Genevieve U fa iP h it (1937) Ray Mllland. Movie: "SuGcata at Any Price" (1934, Drama) WHO'S YOUR THISlOOOLA IS / AN OLDGIRL- 1 young girl charters a boat to take her to the Isiand I HELLO, OOOLA, ( t'LL JUST Heflin. James Ellison, Tobin. A socialite posat as an 1st to obtainobu Douglas F a irb ^ Jr.. A young man's obsessiva quest N E W P L A Y ­ ' AN OLD I FRIENC^O FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob T h a va a Kalamazoo, Mich. ______H itria ______where she believes her lono-loat brother still lives custody o ther late sislef'a children. "W a k a U p MATE, ALLEY.' rns A PLEASU«§.S BET IT (5:00) Movie: “Raising Arixona” (1987, Itorwealtoatto power uliimately oats the batter ni him land Praam' FRIEND OF V DOUitr.' A. Wild. Wilder. Wildest. Even Movie: "AccidaiMa” (1989, Suspense) Movie: "Cool Blua" (1988, Comedy- fa: “ Dog Tags" (1990, Drama) Ctiva M INE.K.T.f Movie; “Big Comedy) Nicolas Cage. After discovering Edward Albert. An automaM, anti­ Movia: "Tha Blood of Haroaa" (1969) Movia: “ I’m Gonna GH S hots” Drama) Woo(^ Harrelson, Ely P oug^ A W ood,d, Mika...... Monty.....,____ A ragtag______band_ of worsely wild. The answer is: None C in e m a x that th ^ can't have children, a young terrorist weapons system becomes the struggling artist (orfeits his last chance Rutger Hauer. In the post-apocalyptic You Bucks'' (1988, (1987) Ricky aokflera toms upon one another attar future, a band of waridaring gladiators THe UNiTfP ^TArBS H A / of the above has a grain of uuth. couple decides to borrow an infant quint center of controversy between Its aeator (or tame lor the girt of his dreams. R' Comedy) Kaanan Ivory Busker from a wealthy local family. 'PG-13' discovering a cache o l gold in Cambodia. chakeiwe the ekts League champions to • " ^ U T 1 and greedy government otfidals. 'R' 'fl‘ (AduR Mitouaga, vlownca)______Wayans, Bamia Casey. (In a n o J io ld s -b a ^ sport called jugglno. g Siereo) R' g 7 0 f^EECBNT o f THE ^ Q. My wife and I watch “Mat- N e w t pEf>EAT A^y/fAF... lock.” What is the name of the B a b a rth a Movie: "Bambi (1942.______Fantasy) Voices A voniaa "Malcolm and the LiM o ------'T o ra l Toral Tore!" (1970, Drama) Jason Robards, Martin Concert for the theme and who plays it? — o( Bobby Stewart, Peter BehnI...... Animated. Baby" A laud erupts over Balsam. IWtile Japan's surprise attack on Peart Harbor Is graphically ------"Goo Vadto" (1951, Drama) Robert Taylor, DaborWi Karr A AMP GENBfTAlES D is n e y E lephant Walt Disney’s dassie account o( the life the right to raise an inlant Roman sokJIar Ians in love with a Christian girt and ptonxnaia Into JJF.W., Lawton, Okla, reproduced, the lives o( people present at the beginning of World W dtsfflvor. Elegant is ol a deer, Infrom infancy to adulttiocjd. tourKfby Sarah and II are explored. G' 7 0 f^E/^CENT O f yA. It is called, simply, “The Mat- king. (R) Based on Felix Saltan's story. 'G' g Felicity. (In Stereo) g '^ c k Theme,” and it is played, in ESPN S ports U pC io aa SporttCan- Coilaga Baakatball: Metro Atlantic Athletic ITB CAfEAdE.^. Coilaga BaakalbaR: Sun Ban Conlaranoa iportaCan- IColags Baskalbal: West Coast Contarenea common with most TV theme A m tric a ta r Conference Championship. From Aibany, N.Y. (live) Championship. From Mobile, Ala. (Live) Oraaf Ip e rta C a n - •* iChamplonahip. From Santo dara. Calit. lUva) lO utdoera music, by a studio orchestra. Movia; “ PoNca Academy 6; City Crack U.8JL Palm Beach Movia; “FuH Metal Jacket” (1987. Drama) Matthew h u u OTMAN b y J im M a d o lc k Kids In tha I” (1990, Drama) One Night Under Siege" (1989, Comedy) Bubba' 'Kittos of County, Sfommunity Modine, Adam Baldwin. Stanley Kubrick's portrait ol Movie; “graaiiing In” (1989, Comedy) H a i (R) (In Jamie Lea Curtia. A larial kilar Stand Allan HBO Smith. Michael Winslow. Those bumbling the Castle" where most crimes are the Vietnam War as seen through the ayes ol Marines Burt Reynokfa. A veteran burglar takas a Stereo) g knplicatet a rookie policawoman in hit Havey. (R| Q. What is the name of that boys in blue attempt to halt a drug-related. (R) g In boot camp and in battle. 'R' (Adult language, adult )raung partner under h it wing. (In Starao) PHIPPS by Joaaph Farrta metropolitan crime wave. PG' g gruesome activitiat. (In Stereo) 'R' (Adult (In Stereo) g R’ (Adult langutgt, adult iHuatlont. mild motorcycle movie with Joe sitoalioni. graphic violence) o wnguage, adult aitottlona, violanoa) g THIS 16 NW FIRST Superm ar­ G reat TV E/R (Part 1 violanoe)o Namath and (possibly) Ann- L i f e t i m e Duet ^ i M "Romancing tha Movia: “SHkwood" (1983, Drama) An amptoyea in a Tracey lAYON'mEdOB., ke t Swi of 2) Prelude" Dayaol Ieji.G "Word ol MouttF Paid Margret? — B.B., North Bend, D ron^ plutonhim plam exposes unsate working ooixlltiona. Dodd ______SO far TO pretty!.. Robin Hood "Herne's Son" With Robin dead, the M ovio: R avaoga" (1990, Drama) Kevin Costner, Movia: "Everybody Wina” (1990, Movie; "FBgM o f Black Angel" (1991, Sutpanaa) Or. Merry Men disband until Marian Is abducted by the evil Anthonyj Quinn. A lormer NavyNa< pilot enters Into a M ovir. “CaM Feat" (1989. Comedy) Marcher Lord. Mystery) Nick Notts. A cop-tomadixivata Patar Sirauaa, WWIam O'Lsary. An Air Force captain A. That was a disaster from 1970 S h o w t i m e dangerous affair with a cokf-blooded killer's seductive eye invattigatas the grialy murder o l a Katth Carradina. A ichama bring races against bma to interoapt a payehotie flkihi amaraldt acroaa lha Mexican bordar called “C.C. and Company.” Yes, wile. (In Stereo) 'R' (AduH language, adult situations, Connecticut psychlatriat. Written by ttodant who la flying a atolan njdaar bomber to Lea brial nudity, vioience) g ______Arthur M iar. (In Stereo) PG-13’ backtiras whan one ol three would-be that was Ms. -Margret. The heavy m ! L Wtogglari oats an ididea a a ol o l hieto own, 'fl' Movie: "Who's Harry CrumbT" (1989, Ctomady) John Movia: “Sfaal Magnoiiat" (1969, Comedy-Drama) Movie; "Blaxa" (1989. Drama) Paul Newman. Lolita was played by William Smith. Candy, Jellrey Jones. A bungling detective uses a Sally Field. Dolly Parton. A beauty parlor Movie: "Tha Basat” (1968. Drama) Qaorga Ozunda [Movia: "Tha M urdir Davidovich. Based on Louisiana Governor Earl K. Jaaon Petrie. A group ol vangaanca-bsnt rtb a li tracks variety ol disguises as ho searches (or the kktnappad serves as the meebng place lor six iron-willed and Long's scandalous aflair with a New Ortaans atripper in Man" (1935. Drama) daughter ol a millionaire. (In Siereo) 'PG-13' (Adull eccentric women. (In siereo) 'PQ' (AduH language, a lost Soviet tank through the Algfw i wildamasi. (In Spancar Tracy, VirgWa the late 1950s. (In Stereo) 'R' (AduH language, adult Starao) 'R' (Adult language, graphic violanca) Q. Who plays the part of Sgt. language, adult situationsi Cj) adult situations) g aitoationi, nudity) g Bruea, Clancy in the TV series “Father G illig a n ’a Bugs Bunny • Pall Movia: “Tha Legend of Lixxia Bordon" (1975, TNT Island Movia: "PortraH In B la c k " (1960) A doctor and his lamalo Dowling Mysteries”? — SJJ)., Drama) Elizabeth Monioomery, Fritz Weaver. accompkea attempl to haatan tha death ol har ivnvin hn«h>nH Frostburg, Md. •i A. She is played by a fine young I actress named Regina Krueger. I, 14—MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, March 4,1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, March 4,1991—15 McEnroe has mixed feeling Martina stands after beating his brother in Seles’ path CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) — Only third-ranked CHICAGO (AP) — For the his experience and an array of shots temper in check. Martina Navratilova stands between No. 2 Monica Seles Notices iLots/Land lor Sale...... Miscellaneous for Sale- Merchandise Tag Sales------...... — .... second time in his professional to square the match. “I felt it was very important in and No. 1 Steffi Graf. Lost/Found...... oi Investment Property...... Personals...... 02 Suslnesa Property...... Holiday Seasonal...... 71 Wanted to Buy/Trade.... career, Patrick McEnroe came out John said after he dropped the this situation not to take away from If Seles can beat Navratilova, the defending champion, jk SpeciolisIfeDcftf 11 {Computers...— Announcements...... 03 Vacation Property...... Antiques and CollecUbles...... 72 second-best agaiftst brother John. first set his feelings about himself my victory or my defeat with an in the final of the Virginia Slims of Palm Spings tourna­ Auctions...... ^...... ,,, 04 Mortgages...... Clodiing...... — 73 Pauick says he hopes never to get were not very positive. emotional outburst,” he said. ment today, she will move past Graf and take over as the Financial-...... „.05 Wanted to Buy..-...... Services Flooring...... Furniture...... — .74 a chance to even the score after Sun­ “Where was the nearest building The opponents’ father, John Sr., Notices...... 06 Electrical...... TV/Stereo/Appllances...... _.7S No, 1 women’s tennis player in the world. Rentals ChHdCars...... Heating/Plumbing...... Machinery and Tools...... — 76 Cleaning Services...... day’s 3-6, 6-2, 6-4 loss in the Volvo to jump off?” was what came to said he was pleased by the pleasant­ “If I get to be No. 1 ,1 will definitely deserve it,” Seles Employment & Education Rooms lor Rent...... - ...... ' CO- ! Miscellaneous Services Gardening...... 77 Lawn Care...... Indoor tournament. ness of the match. Part Time Help Wanted...... _.io Apartments lor Rent...... " S Services Wanted....___ Good Things to E a t...... 78 'Automotive mind, the elder McEnroe said. said. “I’m a much more consistent player then a year ago, Bookkeeping/Income Tax “I wasn’t nervous, but I never felt Patrick, ranked 51st in the world “It was the kind of match I Help Wented— ...... 11 Condominiums lor Rent- (Landscaping...... Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Cars for Sale-— - - ...... I can play under pressure and I have a lot more con­ Homes lor Rent...... Carpentry/Remodellng .... '■ '« jConcrete.— ___ iFarm Supplies and Equipment...... 80 comfortable either,” he said. “I to John’s 19th, had another chance wanted them to have,” he said. Situation Wanted...... 12 Painting/Papering. TrucksAfans for Sale..... fidence, and that all adds up.” Business Opportunities...... 13 Store/Olllce Space...... Snow Plowing..... Office Retail Equipment...... 81 Campera/Trallers...... M never felt I wanted to win real bad, in the third set when he took ad­ Graf has held the top spot for a record 185 weeks, Instruction-...... — ..,14 Vacation Property...... Rooflng/SIdIng...... 57 Arts/CraHs. {Recreational Equipment...... -82 Motorcycles/Mopeds — . like I have at other tournaments. I vantage of unforced errors to break Their mother Kaye stayed home “Steffi is a great champion and she’s^ 1 a op­ Employment Services...... is Industrial Property...... {Boats and Marino Equipment...... — .83 Auto Services tried to win each point, but overall I John’s serve and lead 2-0. in New York because she was too- Oarages/Storage & Mlsc- ^CALL TO PLACE YOUR CLASSIRED ADVERT1SEMENT"\ Musical Items...... - ...... -li...... — .84 I Autos for Renl/Lease..... ponent,” Seles said. “She has beaten a Ibt of peo^e,’ but , Real Estate Roommates Wanted...... 'Cameras and Photo Equipment------8S I Miscellaneous Automotive was not as intense. John used passing shots to break nervous to watch them play, John now she’s beatable.” Homes lor Sale...... 21 Wanted to Rent...— — iPets and Supplies...... -88 I Wanted to Buy/Trade— . Condominiums lor Sale______22 643-2711 A “I do not hope to get another back in the third game, held serve to said. He said he asked her to come, When Seles and Navratilova last met in the Virginia Miscellaneous lor R ent- chance to beat him.” even the match and took the lead but she said, “Are you kidding? Slims of Los Angeles tournament in August, Seles was a Six years ago, John buried Ibtrick with another break in the fifth game. John got his 77th career tourna­ 6-4, 3-6,7-6 (8-6) winner. 6-2, 6-1 in a tournament at Stratton, ment victory and denied Patrick his RATES: 1 to 6 days: 95 cents per line per day. DEADLINES: For classified advertisements to be READ YOUR AD: Classified advertisements are taken by tele- He put the title away when, on “I have to move my game up a notch to beat her,” hone as a convenience. The Manchester Vt. This time, 32-year-old John, match point, he converted PaUick’s first in the ^ird men’s final involv­ Navratilova said of her opponent. “When I play Monica, 7 to 19 days: 75 cents per line per day. published Tuesday through Satur­ 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. day, the deadline Is noon on the day Rerald Is responsible for only one Incorrect down a set, struggled to beat his service return into a passing shot. ing brothers. Gene Mayer beat I’m going to take care of my side of the net.” Insertion and then only for the size of the 24-year-old brother. Sandy Mayer at Stockholm. 26 or more days: 55 cants per line per day. before publication. For advertisements John said he was impressed with Teday’s winner will earn $70,000 and the runner-up Minimum charge: 4 lines. to be published Monday, the dead­ original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen John found no particular joy in his brother’s play, particularly in the Sweden, in 1981 and Emilio the valuo of the advertisement will not be A will pocket $28,0(X). line Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. beating his younger brother. first set. Sanchez beat Javier Sanchez at On Sunday, Seles and Navratilova played |>oth corrected by an additional Insertion. “I have incredibly mixed emo­ “He was hitting some incredible Madrid, , in 1987. quarterfinal and semifinal matches in this rain-plagued tions right now,” John McEnroe said shots,” he said. “His volleys were The elder McEnroe, a former No. Tha Assoclatad Pm* tournament that was delayed by 2^/2 days. after his victory. “Every emotion good, he was serving with enough 1 player who counts four U.S. Open OH, BR O THER — Patrick McEnroe, right, Seles used precision shots to eliminate eighth-ranked 11 HELPWANTED 13 BUSINESS OPPOR- 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE NOTICES 1 LOST and FOUND you can imagine was there ... from pace to keep me on edge.” and three Wimbledon titles among reaches to congratuiate his brother, John, Helen Kelesi of Canada 6-0, 6-3 in their hour-long semi­ TUNITIES worrying to how he’s doing, to wor­ At several points during the his achievements, hadn’t won a after iosing to John in the Voivo Tennis tour­ final. /to a condition precedent AT HOME-Clerical rying that he might beat you.” North American tournament since to the placement of any LOST-'White Husky (Telephone, Computer, CONSTANCE DRIVE- SAILORS DELIGHT- NEW LISTING-Bolton, 3 BEDROOM-Colonial match, John became frustrated over ‘Tve played her a lot of times and I know that she can Samoid, Bolton Lake STEEL BUILDING SYS~ New listing. Neat as a Lakefront home, com­ $176,900. Charming, with in-law suite, nament championship in Chicago Sunday. advertising in the others) Assembly (toys, TEMS-Manufacturer Patrick was in charge after win­ line calls. But he exercised unusual the GTE Championships at In­ win more games,” Seles said of her opponent and some­ area. If found please pinll 3 Bedroom ranch pletely remodeled with totally updated $209,900. Manchester Herald, Ad­ crafts, others) Easy reviewing applications ning the first set, but John called on restraint, keeping his explosive dianapolis in August 1989. John won 3-6, 6-2, 6-4. call, 645-8642. with hugh first floor sensational views. Vinyl Colonial. Above ground 2 BEDROOM-1500 Sq. ft. times doubles partner. vertiser hereby agrees work. Excellent Incomel for authorized dealers family room. Large siding, great family pool, shed, 2 car Town Home, $127,000. to protect, indemnify Apply to Damon in select open areas. 3 ANNOUNCEMENTS private lot with stone area, paddle fans, garage on ap­ 4 or 5 BEDROOM-Raised and hold harmless the Enterprises 1-504-847- Join the fastest growing walls. Super buy. vaulted ceilings, proximately 1 acre. Ranch, day care Manchester Herald, Its 0756, Ext. 4751 (24 industry in constructon $130’s. 'W e’re Selling carpeting, new kitchen, Hardwood floors. rwtential, $161,000. officers and employees Hrs) and sales. Starter ads, Housesl* Blanchard & 2 bedrooms, thermal Charming and excellent 2 BEDROOM-Town Home against any and all AVIATION MECHANICS training and engineer­ BOOKWORM? Make Rossetto, 646-2482. glass. Bolton, condition. Call, ask for neat as a pin, $99,000. CHOWDERTOWN COMPUTER liability, loss or ex­ ing support provided. GRAMES PRINTING BURTON DANCE STUDIO TRAINING money reading books $169,900. Roy for Sharon, 646-5566 to 8 ROOM-Colonial classic M & M OIL pense including April classes forming. Ma­ at home. $300-$500 303-759-3200 Ext. 27. attorneys' fees, arising Osborne. Philips Real view this beautiful and immaculate, RESTAURAMT& MARKET PROCESSING INSTITUTE per week income B O L T O N -T o be built on 69 Woodland Street 68 Linden Street from claims of unfair jor airlines hiring. 50 week Estate, 742-1450. home. Re/Max East of $222,900. Route 6 potential. For details 2.5 acres, custom trade practices, infring- program. Housing & Finan­ 21 HOMES FOR SALE F the River, 647-1419. 9 PLUS ROOM-U&R 94 Hartford Turnpike Manchester, Ct 111 Ash Street Manchester, CT call, 1-615-449-4422 home, excellent loca­ Bolton, CT ment of trademarks, F Contemporary. Great cial Aid available if quali­ Ext. R-590. M ANCHESTER-$192,000 tion on cul-de-sac. room also $345,000. Vernon, CT East Hartford, CT trade names or patents, P S S T , O V E R H E R E III 643-6669 647-1083 fied. H.S. or G.E.D. Buys 1987 3 bedroom, Catch bottom of the 649-2871 violation of rights of HO USEKEEPER-Live in. SOUTH WINDSOR- Charming, spacious 7 ROOM-Colonial. Great ■ 2-1/2 bath, 2 fireplaces, market deal. Call Linda, 87&-2258 528-9211 privacy and infringe­ placement assistance. 5 Days minimum. For $215,000. Attractive older 7 room Colonial interior, $169,900. large family room, Re/Max East of the ment of copyright and 1-800-537-1183 older woman in Colonial. Warm on Brookfield St. in 3 BEDROOM-Custom fenced yard home. A River, 647-1419. proprietary rights, unfair Riverside School of pleasant surroundings. fireplace accents this Manchester boasts C a p e . A c h a rm e r, super buy. $36,000 less $169,900. competition and libel Aeuronautics References required. friendly 2 story. Cul-de- lovely hardwood floors, Call 649-8367. Leave than the 1987 purchase sace setting, just one OVER-SIZED-L Shape SAVINGS BANK OF EAST HARTFORD and slander, which may Utica, NY 13501 pricelll Re/Max East of reat floorplan, 1.5 BELTONE CAPITAL EQUIPMENT message. CHESTNUT STREET- owner. Formal dining Ranch, large rooms, result from the publica­ the River, 647-1419. aths, fireplace and ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. tion of any advertise­ New listing. 4 Bedroom, room, eat-in kitchen, 4 gfenced rear yard. Many $164,000. 1155 New Britain Avenue MANCHESTER 38 Main Street NURSERY INTERIOR PAINTER- F oversized O w e . Dining RESERVOIR HEIGHTS- ment in the Manchester Must be Triple A Rated. bedrooms, 2.5 baths, nice touches 65 East Center Street MANCHESTER-3 room with built in corner main level laundry. Has $199,000 to $272,000. West Hartford, CT Herald by advertiser, in­ 11 HELPWANTED Must be able to take throughout and a nice 923 Main Street Manchester, CT 1375 Silver Lane Bedroom Ranch, over­ hutch. Large living room lots of curb appeal, real­ Re/Max East of tha River, cluding advertisements orders. At times must new price of $154,9001 Manchester, CT sized fireplace, living with fireplace, ly great location and 647-1419. 247-7724 Manchester, CT in any free distribution M A K b -M o n e y at home work alone. Must have Jackson & Jackson 643-7958 East Hartford, CT room, country kitchen, hardwood floor yard. D.W. Fish Real F______publications published with your Personal own transportation . Real Estate, 647-8400. O H 649-5241 den. Great loti Re/Max throughout. $120’s. Estate, 643-1591 or 646-1700 569-0800 by the Manchester Computer. Amazing Call for interview. Bob F______Need repairs oround the J 3 J T East of the River, 647- ■We’re Selling Houses!" 871-1400. Herald. free information. 24 Jobin Painting Inc. 649- home? Coll on expert. 1419. Blanchard & Rossetto F LOVELY HOME-Plus in­ Hour recorded 9027. You'll find the help you message. Call (203) F Real Estate, 646-2482. law. New listing on need In Classified. 643- > m LABORERS EARN $550 722-3086. Deot. 1006. MINT CONDITION-His- Plymouth Lane. 10 2711. W EEKLY-Putting SOUTH WINDSOR- z! ^ toric charmer on picture Room Garrison 5 FINANCIAL 5 FINANCIAL . together our various $229,000. Excellent Colonial whh roc room O CO "It was a great coalition of people, all of whom periect lot is neat and GREAT NEW PRICEIII arts and crafts. Full or value on this well kept 4 and fireplace. In-law 2 - < tidy inside and outi This Here’s your chance to pad time. For applica- year old U&R apartment with 7 room Antique Cape own a warm and tlon call 203-722-3150. Contemporary. First H H AFFORDABLE LEGAL SERVICES Cod on Parker St. offers wonderful 8 room separate entrance. floor family room with $235,000. "We’re Sell­ did a great job." 13 BUSINESS OPPOR- a flexible floorplan, 3 English Tudor Colonial floor to ceiling fireplace, ing Houses!" Blanchard FOR A FRESH FINANCIAL START bedrooms, appliances, complete with nooks, 0 m BANKRUPTCY LAW ______TUNITIES______oversized dining room, & Rossetto Real Estate, 2 car garage and at­ crannies and charming applianced kitchen. 3 1 - r . Eliminate Debts & Protect Assets tached workshop and is 646-2482. Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf MANCHESTER-Available archways! This inviting Bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths, PUBLISHER'S chockfull of character F Free Consultation immediately. 1200 home also features a central air and much NOTICE: STOP Square feet. Commer- from the 1800’sl A must formal dining room, more. Owner anxious, SOUTH WINDSOR- I see at $136,900. Jack- $175,000. Like new 3 EQUAL ■Wage Gamshments (^editor Harrassment cial/lndustrial. 3 Phase ample windows, make us an offerl U&R IVe congratulate our forces on a job well done and electric. Sprinkler son & Jackson Real fireplace, garage, deck Realty, 643-2692. year old Cape. Over­ HOUSING ■Repossesslonsinterest & Rnance Charges system. $550 Per Estate, 647-8400. and walk-up attic. Won’t sized living room, large Month. 646-5477. last at $136,500. Jack- kitchen and dining OPPORTUNITY son & Jackson Real room, 3 bedrooms, 2-1/ m Oi hope for their speedy return! HARTFORD - 728-5672 MANCHESTER- All Real Estate adver­ Estate, 647-8400. 2 baths, fireplace and 9^ O VERNON - 871-6692 $119,900, Price-wise much morel Some tised in this newspa­ Cape Cod. Enjoyable owner financing per is subject to the Where living with qneery NEED MORE SPACE? available. U&R Realty, fireplace. Beautiful Federal Fair Housing S I 10 PART TIME HELP 10 PART TIME HELP Approximately 700 643-2692. upkeep, aluminum BOGNER'S square foot barn with 2 Act of 1968 which WAN'TED WANTED siding. Ouiet street. floors will solve your makes it illegal to ad­ CANDIDS BY CAROL BRIDAL ELEGANCE Do I Space for expansion, MANCHESTER- problemi Add to that a J 3 > AThe Andrew Ansaidi Co. QUALITY MEATS hardwood floors, $134,500. 7 Room vertise "any prefer­ LVERy SERVICES house and your per­ 983 Main Street 145 Main Street finished basement. 2 Cape on quiet street ence, limitation or dis­ 349 Wetherell Street sonal touch. 311 Main Street Bedroom expandable within walking distance crimination based on Manchester, CT Manchester, CT Sign? Reasonable price, Cape with first floor to school. Featuring Manchester, CT NEWS Manchester $138,962. A Manchester, CT completely ceramic tile entry, race, color, religion, 649-6619 649-8865 Betty Mora, Philips Real Every Thursday, we are redecorated. Fenced fireplaced living room, sex, handicap, family 643-1211 646-5000 Estate, 742-1450. hardwood floors, 2 full CORRESPONDENT F yard. D.W. Fish Real status, or national ori­ running a special advertis­ Estate, 643-1591 or baths plus first floor ing page or pages giving LEGAL NOTICE 871-1400. family room and level gin, or any intention to We currently have an opening you information on all types fenced yard. D.W. Fish make any such prefer­ AL SIEFFERT'S EAST CATHOLIC MANCHESTER HERALD NOTICE TO CREDITORS Real Estate, 643-1591 WILSON OIL COMPANY for a news correspondent to of specialty businesses. ES TA TE O F or 871-1400. ence, limitation or dis­ "Serving the Manchester area PRESTIGE PRINTING ' JAM ES D. MORROW LEGAL NOTICE F crimination.” APPLIANCES HIGH SCHOOL for over 109 years.” a/k/a 61 Loomis Street 135 Main Street cover Coventry events. This is a JAMES MORROW A public auction will take place MANCHESTER-New This newspaper wil not on March 23, 1991 between 45 Hartford Road 115 New State Road 16 Brainard Place The Hon. William E. listing II Nothing needs knowingly accept any Manchester, Ct Manchester, CT part-time position which in­ HERE'S MY 9:30AM and 12:00 neon at to be done-m ove in FitzGerald, Judge of the Court Manchester Sports Center, Inc. advertising for Real€s- Manchester Manchester, CT Manchester, CT of Probate, Diatrict of condition I 3 Bedroom 645-8393 646-6161 30 Adams Street. Manchester, Ranch with attached tate which is in viola­ cludes covering town govern­ CARD.... Manchester at a hearing held CT. 647-9997 649-5336 643-2711 on February 26, 1091, or­ garage. Great starter tion of the law. Our The following vehicles will be home. Asking ment meetings and feature writ­ dered that M daima must be available for auction: readers are hereby presented to the fidudary at $121,900.00 Strano tha address below. Failure to 1 985 ATC 1 1 O vin Real Estate, 647-7653. informed that alldwell- VIHNER'S ing. 4 Thursdays for $65.00 promptly present any such JH3TB0201FC600380 ings advertised in this MCDONALDS daim may result in the loss of NETWORK TAVERN BIBLES & BOOKS 1986 TRX200SX vin newspaper are avail­ GARDEN CENTER NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE rights to recover on such JH3TE0309GK023708 Please apply in writing to: claim. able on an equal op­ 622 East Middle Turnpike RESTAURANT 840 Main Street 239 Spencer Street OFFERED SUCH A FANTASTIC 1 9 8 1 CM 400T vin Place An Ad in the 1 Tolland Turnpike Sandra Haun, JH2NC0200BM203807 portunity basis. To ‘Walsh Enterprise” Manchester, CT Clerk Wine & Dine Guide Manchester, CT Manchester, CT Manchester Herald RATE AS THIS!! 1 9 8 8 CBR600F vin complain of discrimi­ Manchester, CT ^ The fidudary is: JH2PC1903JM101968 646-9554 648-2213 649-3396 James N. 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By the same token, don't tune your career Is concerned. Follow your out your hunches or perceptions, either. logical, preconceived game plan and The blend will make a^dynamite team. BLUE DUCK March 5,1991 the end results should be desirable. BOLTON OXFORD On parurer & club itsati you play Uie CAPRICORN (Dec. tt2-Jen. 19) You CUNLIFFE AUTO BODY HIGHLAND PARK NOBTH l-4-fl CANCER (June 21-Juty 22) Friends could be in lor an Interesting experi­ king, taken by declarer's ace. ^ u th COUNTRY MARKET ♦ as Don’t spoil Knowiedge that you've acquired with helpful connections, who wouldn't ence today: You might learn something PACKAGE STORE plays a low diamond, and suddenly through personal experience could be CHIROPRACTIC CENTER 23 Hartford Turnpike MARKET F J 10 4 S lift a finger tor you yesterday, should be ol great value from a least suspecting ♦ AK to 0876 your partner puts up the queen. De­ put to very constructive use In the year supportive ol you today. Even if you teacher. Be respectful of the rrwssage. 9 1 Tolland Road 305 Green Road a brilliancy Route 83 451 Hartford Road ♦ --- clarer ducks in dummy. Now West ahead. In turn, an unusual set of circum­ were reiected, restate your request. It not the messenger. 317 Highland Street stances might open unique possibilities. (Intersection Tolland Rd. & Rte. 44) Manchester, CT By Jamei Jacoby leads the four of spades to your queen. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you have conti­ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You are Manchester, CT WEST EASTu. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Having a Bolton, C T 06043 Vernon, CT Manchester, CT What now? nuity of purpose, it will greatly enhance presently In a good achievement cycle, ♦ A K to 4 ♦ QO If you woodenly return the 10 of visionary bent, you are likely to soe a lit­ your probabilities tor success today, es­ so try not to waste time on Insignificant 646-4991 FQ6S ♦ 087 Elach year Bola Royal Distilleries of 649-8760 643-0016 643-7796 clubs, you have spoiled a brilliant play tle clearer and a bit further than your pecially in your financial attairs. Know objectives. Keep all your priorities In 646-4277 ♦ Q42 ♦ J Holland sponsors an unusual bridge- contemporaries today. What you envi­ by partner. He could tell that declarer what you want and don't settle tor less. proper perspective. ♦ JOS ♦ K 10 97653 tips competition. Eight well-known sion could turn out to be inspirational to VIRGO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) In order to was going to duck a diamond into your SOUTH bridge experts are each invited to sub­ them, as well as yoursell. Know whore get another to reveal Information that mit a short article on the game, with hand. Of course you would then return to look tor romance and you'll find it. you are In need of at this time, you must ♦J97S3 a club, and declarer would quickly TED CUMMINGS ♦ AK2 emphasis on advice that can prove The Astro-Graph Matchmaker Instantly first be equally as trank with this individ­ For ]four potrsonal horoscops, useful to either an intermediate or an scamper home with six diamond reveals which signs are romantically ual. Mutual trust will engender an hon­ AUDIO CONNECTION PEARL'S APPUANCES ♦ S3 tricks, two clubs and two hearts. West lovescopo, lucky numbers CLAY FURNITURE ♦ AQ4 expert player. The articles are then perfect (or you. Mail $2 to Matchmaker, est exchange. 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Krr Tl* CARt/LE tiy'tsny Wfighi fBaiirlirstfr Hrralii 22 CONDOMINIUMS 3 2 APARTMENTS FO R FORSALE RENT 1 ^ . MALLARD VIEW-New MANCHESTER-2,3 and 6 Ifr J tb T Ranch and Colonial Room apartments. Section 4, Page homes. Change your Security. 646-2426. Nic^. W T I DON'T Monday, March 4,1991 lifestyle to 1-fk>or living. Weekdays, 9am-5pm. SPORtS 2 Bedrooms, 2 baths, MANCHESTER-2 Ranches. Also 3 u v e Bedroom. No utilities. I T . bedroom, 1-1/2 CARPENTRY/ $600. No pets. 647- BOOKKEEPING/ PAINTING/ FIREWOOD Colonials. Attached WW/ INCOME TAX PAPERING REMODELING garage. From 8675. RREWOOD $143,900. North Main KrrcHEN a b a t h r e m o d e u n q JM»phP.DtmM,Jr. WEIGIPS PAINTING CO. Cut, Split, S t to Union St. to Ros- 34 HOMES FOR RENT MHS Visit our beautiful showroom or call for setto Dr. ”We're Selling CviUftod Public Accountant Q uality w ork a t a Seasoned, Delivered. reasonable price I your free estimate. HousesI* Blanchard & $11d/cord . HERITAGE BOLTON-5 Bedroom, 2 By KEN VAUGHN after the game. Professional tax and accounting Interior & Exterior Rossetto, 646-2482. wise I’ve ever had,” said the sixth- period when Peter Lyden took a But it was not to be. Goals by B J. Crusader goal. 643-9145 KITCHEN & BATH CENTER car garage, oil heat. Special tc the Herald Unfortunately, the game itself of­ services. All 1040 consultations held Free Estimates F Bordered by State year coach. “No matter how you centering pass from his brother, Amone and Steve Lyden in the last The second period saw more of 254 Broad Street fered few pleasantries as the Indians In the privacy of your home or office. Call Brian Welgle Call Anytime Manchester MANCHESTER-$95,000. Forest. $1000 a month. look at it, it has been an excellent Steve, and pushed the puck past three minutes of the opening stanza the same. S ta^ord Catholic put STAMFORD — Fcr the saw their 1990-91 season come to 643-9034 645-8912 649-5400 A great opportunity for Tedford Real Estate, year. It was a total team effort from Manchester freshman goalie Curtis left Manchester down 4-0 at the plenty of pressure on Dell and the the single person or 647-9914. Manchester High hockey team, the an abrupt end by a swift-skating the first day.” bus ride, home from Saturday after­ Dell. Three-antf-a-half minutes later, break. Manchester defense, resulting in two ACCOUNTING AUTO couple staring out. 5 MANCHESTER-3 Stamford Catholic team, 8-1, at the The Crusaders ousted Manchester defenseman Jeff Condlin scored on And, if the sizable deficit wasn’t more goals and a 6-0 cushion. With CUSTOM QUAUTY Room ranch with Bedroom Contem­ noon’s Divisioti II state tournament Terry Connors Rink. The No. 2 MANAGEMENT SERVICES RECONDITIONING One stop improvements. in last year’s semifinals, 7-0. a rebound off a Dell save to give bad enough, the Indians were going 6:42 remaining in the period, MASONRY New roof, new porary Cape. 2 Car quarterfinal game was filled with the Crusaders improved their record to “We simply lost to a better team,” •T a x PrepareUon* Framing to Painting. kitchen, new bath, new Stamford Catholic a quick 2-0 lead. to have to play catch-up without Manchester freshman defenseman •Individual or Business^ W A L T S A U TO garage. $1100 per sights and sounds of a content team. Licensed & Insured. furnace. Add'soma TLC 19-5 and advances to the Division II Farno continued. "Stamford “They came out fast and got on Andy Jordan collided with a Stam­ •Reosonabla Rates^ J. Wennergron RECONDITIONING month. No dogs. D.W. Music filled the airwaves while sophomore wing Mike Russo and • F ia a Pick-up and Dallveiy^ Call Dave Adamick and this could be the semifinals against the Conard-North Catholic is an exceptionally fast ford Catholic skater against the M asonry For all your car cleaning needs. Fish Realty, 6^-1591 • 1M 1 byNCA,lne. players made half-hearted attempts top quick,” said Famo. “After the senior center Jason Oatway. Russo •Electronic Fning^ for a free quote. home for you. D.W. or 871-1400. Branford winner. No. 7 Manchester team, and they used that s p ^ to boards to the right of the Crusader New & Repairs Sahsladlon Guaranteed. to sing along. Laughter was the rule first two scores, I was hoping to get suffered a concussion after hitting 644-8034 IS Yeara Experience 645 -6 523 Fish Real Estate, 643- closes the year at 15-7, a mark Fame keep their distance from us and out of the first period down no goal, leaving Jordan on the ice. A 649-3012 1591 or 871-1400. MANCHESTER-4 rather than the exception. \fes, it was the boards midway through the C a ll 87MI8C.FOR8ALK 91CAR8 FQR 8ALK • says his players should look at with create lots of opportunities. worse than 3-0. If we could keep it period and was taken to a local 45-minute delay ensued as JAMES C. FITZQERALO, C.PA. Established 1963 days 643-7945 F Bedroom Cape with a very pleasant atmosphere, the way pride. COMPLETE garage, fenced yard. The first of those opportunities that close, I thought we still had a hospital, while Oatway injured his Tax-AeeounlIng-AudI Trucking Services evenings 649-6397 RENT NO MORE-Buylll KENMORE-Gas range Coach Eric Fame hoped it would be ‘This is the best season record- Manogemant AcMionr Seivlea $950 a month. D.W. ALL CARS REMOVED came just 19 seconds into the first chance.” knee after taking a spill behind the REMODELING SERVICE $60,900. Owner wants and dishwasher, very Please see MHS, page 18 Cotporaaont-tarihanrikM Fish Realty, 643-1591 FREEI Must hav« title. / A FRAH CONSTRUCTION, INC. offers on this great 4 good condition. $150 k u M d u a lt , Tnmh t SW ofat or 871-1400. Call Lae Motors. 528- B m * v a W tokandAppohlmar^ SIGNS "One call does It all." room Ranch corido with and $100. 649-2227. Itv4I o u m Coinpultn a garagel Settle right in MANCHESTER-House 9013. HEATING/ •Kitchen •Bath i 4S-S802 SIGNS b ^ u s e appliances are suitable for couple. AUTOS-Need A Basic 9 3 5 M m e Formal Hadga Trimntng 2 Bedrooms. Lots of ft. office up to 2000 sq. miles. $3200. 644- timeout, Dave Hannan won a away. We played well early, but we at 16:29. Do Kl • Traaa A Shruba Planlad SERVICES Do Itl ft. Building owner pays IM S Ford F2S04X4 $12^00 d ^ e Pnining A Spot Saadiiw # Fartiiiar cabinets and closets. 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Also 6484464 Friday hearth, natural full basement. A beauti- bedroom Ranch con­ carpeting, appliancad Saturday following the Huskies 78-68 victory Saturday. University of Connecticut and woodwork, hardwood dominiums with kitchens ana dining “We were looking at 3-6 (in the Big East) and had a lot Pittsburgh vs. Seton Hall, noon Providence College squaring off in ful buyl Coventry, 9 1 CARS FO R SALE S I CARS FO R SALE 9 1 CARS FO R SALE • 1 CARS FO R SALE floors, foyer, study. $179,500. Phil hardwood flooring, ap- areas. Condo fees in­ of self-doubts. To be standing here tonight with nine Syracuse vs. Villanova or B.C., 2 p.m. the championship game of the Big Available immediately. Blazawski. Philips Real plianced kitchens, and clude heat and hot wins is an amazing thing.” St. John’s vs. Providence, 7 p.m. East Women’s Basketball Tourna­ Manchester, $139,900. waterl Lease/purchase Estata, 742-1450. rooms galorel Pool tool The 9-7 Big East record (18-9 overall) left the Huskies UConn vs. Georgetown. 9 p.m. ment. The 13th ranked and No. 1 Dawn Sutherland. Convenient to opportunities means Saturday Philips Real Estate, turning some of your in a three-way tie for third with Seton Hall and Pit­ seeded Huskies moved into the shopping, bus, and Semifinals, noon and 2 pjn. 742-1450. easy commute to Rte rent into down payment I 'DRIVE A tsburgh. The Huskies are the No. 3 seed in the Big East championship game Sunday with a Sunday F YOU CAN enlov extro 841 Anne Miller Real Walk to Wickham ParkI tournament, however, and will play Georgetown (8-8, 69-54 win over Seton Hall while the GOVERNMENT HOMES- vocation money by ex­ Estata, 647-8000. 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GH-9965 for cur- place one todoyl 643-2711. stain with baking sodo. “We played our most complete basketball game rent reoo list. Porter said. “I know I’m mad. I’m ready to take it out on tonight,” Calhoun said. “Sometimes it works against the University’s McDonough Arena for DRIVE A 1991 SENTRA! DRIVE A 1991 STANZA! the next people we play.” the title. The game will be televised 0 1 CARC FOR SALE 0 1 CARS FO R SALE 01 CARS FOR SALE 9 1 CARS FO R SALE home team on such an emotional night.” NEW 1991 SENTRA E NEW 1991 STANZA XE Pitt coach Paul Evans figured his team was ready for “It’s obviously a tough loss,” Evans said. “You don’t live by NESN. The 25 wins are the 2 Door Sedan, 4 Speed 4 Door Sedan, 5 Speed Connecticut, too. It was senior night and the departing highest single-season total in UConn 8«Lf7440 want to lose on senior night. \bu want to come out play­ , .TONY MARCH BUICK CMC TONY MARCH BUICK-CMC players — Porter, Bobby Martin, Jason Matthews and ing well. We struggled offensively, we struggled off the women’s basketball history. U st$8590 Ust $12,175 Brian Shorter — were honored with an elaborate boards and Connecticut’s a much quicker team that we Providence won the title a year CHALLENGE $7000 CHALLENGE SOOOO pregame ceremony. are so we got beat to some loose balls.” ago, 82-61, at the Oampel Rivilicm PRICE EVERYTHING'S ON SALE ~ EVERY DAY!!! PR IC E i 999 9999 The players, joined by their parents, received plaques The Huskies trailed 21-20 with 9:07 left in the first in Storrs while UConn won the and standing ovations while bathed in spotlights and bil­ half when Smith scored 11 consecutive points. It was championship in 1989. 84-65, at «e«1991 BUICK SKYLARK HEti 1991 GMC SONOMA DRIVE A 1991HARDBODY PICKUP TRUCKI DRIVE A 1991 MAXIMAI lowing clouds of smoke. part of a 16-3 Connecticut run in which Smith scored 14 Seton Hall. NEW 1991 HARDBODY NEW 1991 MAXIMA QXE But when the game started, the real smoke was poinu. His 18 points came in 6:40. Big East Player of the Yfear Kory 4x2 PICKUP Luxury Sedan provided by Connecticut’s Chris Smith. TIm A M o d d o d Pt m s Bascom had 15 poinu and junior 4DOOR SEDAN %nt,g PICKUP SSpaed He had eight more in the second half. Ml. M M KNOCKED AWAY — Pittsburgh's Darelle Porter (20) swats S8l #7M 4 “It’s hard to explain what happened,” said Martin, who "There was no need for me to shoot every shot in the forward Meghan Rittyson had 11 U st$e 64 5 Ust $18,974 didn’t make a field goal until less than four minutes second half,” Smith said. “We run the type of offense the basketball awa)/ from UConn’s during the points and eight rebounds to lead remained in the game. five players in double figures for c h a l l e n o ^ $ Y Q Q CHALLENGE i first half of their Big East game Saturday night in Pittsburgh. < 6 , 9 3 4 PRICE PRICE Smith scored 18 points in less than seven minutes in Please see U C O N N , page 18 The Huskies beat the Panthers, 78-68. Connecticut. UConn had a 12-point lead (42-30) on two Rittyson free throws 1 DRIVE A 1990 PATHFINDERI DRIVE A 1991240 SX! NEW 1990 BRAND NEW with 16:09 left. But Seton Hall 1991 BUICK LESABRE 1991 GMC SIERRA 1500 PATHFINDER SE 1991 240 SXSE (18-11) went on a 13-4 run over the 4 Door, Loaded Fastbeck, 5 Speed East, Pats 4 DOOR SEDAN PICKUP 4X41/2 TON Ml §7ta Aggressive Blazers subdue Celtics next 4:15 to cut the Husky lead to Uct $23,529 Uet $16,859 three, 46-43, at 9:24 on senior guard play tonight Kris Durham’s jumper. CHALLENGE CHALLENGE i By HOWARD ULMAN the third quarter. four steals. He was hurt when he descciuled PRICE *19.999 PRICE *14.799 Th« Associated Press The first meeting of the season The victory “doesn’t erase the from a layup and stepped on R)rter’s That would be the closest the ^ S ^ l 5 , 9 4 9 ^ ? < 1 2 , 4 9 6 East Catholic High and between the division leaders had losses," Porter said, “but we came foot. Pirates would come as Rittyson hit a D R IV E A 1 9 9 1 3 0 0 Z X ! DOVE A 19914x4 mSANPKXW’ im C KI Coventry High begin boys’ basket­ BOSTON — They were two in­ playoff intensity. It had special sig­ out and beat a great team on their Although rookie E>ee Brown jumper from the top of the key and BRAND NEW 1991 BRAND NEW 1991 SE KING CAB ball tournament action tonight with credible statistics. nificance to I^rtland coach Rick home court.” played well in his absence, scoring a Shannon Saunders made two free ALL PRICES INCLUDE $600 FIRST-TIME BUYER AND FACTORY REBATES 300 ZX TURBO COUPE V 8,5 S p e ^ , Air Conditioning, home games at 7:30. Poitland, owner of the NBA’s Adelman because of the quality of The lead changed hands 13 times career-high 19 poinu, “any time you throws to push UConn’s lead to SSfM ed Stereo, BadHnor 50-43 with 7:57 left. In the final Ml f7U9 Ml mM The Eagles (17-5), No. 6 in the best recoid, had no wins in its the opponent and the difficulty of in the first half, and Boston (42-16) lose a starter it’s going to hurt,” previous four games. And in the first winning in Boston, where the Cel­ led 56-51 at intermission and 78-67 seven minutes. Connecticut out- USED Ust $35,525 Ust $14,329 Class L Division, host 27th-ranked Adelman said. 9 USED Su-atford High (10-10) at the half Sunday, it had no foul shots. tics had won their previous five with 4:28 left in the third period. “I saw the momentum swinging scored Seton Hall. 19-9, going 9- CHALLENGE CHALLENGE for-9 from the free throw line. 1990BUICKCENTURY $10,995 1987 CAVALIER Z-24 $6,490 PR IC E - PRICE » 1 2 , 8 9 8 Eagles Nest, ^ t is coming off an The Thul Blazers had to change games. But with Joe Kleine having just (in the third quarter), but I wasn't 0.999 Overall, UConn was 17-for-20 overtime loss (75-71) to St. Joseph the second trend if they were to end “It’s a very gratifying win with replaced the more agile Robert able to stop it," said Brown, who from the foul line. 1990 BUICK SKYLARK $8,990 1985 BUICK CENTURY $4,990 in the ACC Championship game. the first the stretch we’ve had,” he said. “We I ^ s h at center for Boston, the played the entire game after Shaw 1988 ACURA INTEGRA $9,695 1985 FORD F-150 P/U $4,490 East, again, may be minus its lead­ “We had to go to the hoop aggres­ weren’t panicking at all. ... We’ve Blazers closed the quarter with a left “It was my job to settle the Orly Grossman (11). Laura Lish- ing scorer, PJ. Monahan, out with sively because that’s our game,” already won 45 games, so I knew it 16-2 run. team down.“ ncss (10) and Wendy Davis (10) WE NUMBER 1!!! were also in double figures for $5,990 1984 OLDS CUTLASS $4,280 a case of mono. Wayne Williams guard Qyde Drexler said. “If we get would just be a matter of time.” By the time Parish, who had 21 It was uncertain how long it 1987 OLDS CIERA UConn. DE CORMIER NISSAN RANKED NUMBER 1 1N NISSAN’S CONSUMER SATISFACTION and Chris Paradiso will lead the away from that we’re in trouble.” “They were losing and they came points and 10 rebounds, returned to would be his job. Boston coach INDEX OUT OF 16 NISSAN DEALERSHIPS IN THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT Eagles into action. In the second half, that strategy in here focused,” said Larry Bird, start the fourth quarter, Portland led Chris Ford said Shaw would miss Tracy Lis had 21 poinu and - SEE US FIRST & SEE WHY WE’RE NUMBER 11ll - Coventry High (13-7) is the No. drew fouls that enabled the Blazers who led Boston with 28 poinu and 83-80. tonight’s game against Indiana in Helen Mency 19 to lead Providence IS seed in the Class S Division and to outscore Boston 20-10 fhxn the 13 rebounds. “They started playing “We had the game in hand, but Hartford, Conn. past mistake-prone Pituburgh. The will host 18th-rankcd Gilbert line. It also resulted in 14 of the better defense in the third quarter.” they stepped up the defensive pres­ While the Celtics were short on Panthers committed 31 turnovers while the Friars only had 15. 9 School of Winslcd (10-10). Senior Blazers’ 22 baskets coming on The Blazers (45-14) were led by sure and pulled it away from us,” backcourt talent, the Blazers had m u iL C M(D layups, dunks or tips. UConn advanced to the semi­ T R X 7 C K Bob Johnson and junior Rob Drexler with 29 points, 13 rebounds, said Boston’s Kevin McHale. plenty. The trio of Drexler, Rjttcr Buleau have been the leading The most important statistic was eight assisu and three steals. Jerome The Celtics missed point guard and Danny Ainge combined for 28 finals with a 64-47 win over Vil­ 7 2 2 WETHERSFIELD AVE. HARTFORD 249-1301 marksmen for 'he Ptmiots. the 116-107 victory margin over the Kersey added 23 points, and Ibrry Brian Shaw, who left with a twisted lanova on Saturday. Rittyson had 21 points and Bascom 20 in that one for Celtics, who led by 11 poinu late in Porter had 18 points, 12 assisu and right ankle just 3:11 into the game. Please see CELTICS, page 18 TONY MARCH BUICK-CMC TONY MARCH BUICK-CMC the Lady Huskies.

r 18-—MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, March 4,1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, March 4,1991__19 Locals A day of redemption for NBA clubs In B rie f. Texas finally knocks off Arkansas Dumars sewed 14 of his 26 points in Umpires to hold clinic No. 15 Nebraska 85,. No. 10 Kansas do w ell By The Associated Press ty good players that know exactly By The Associated Press the fourth quarter for Detroit, whose what to do.” MANCHESTER — The Manchester Board of Ap­ 75: Tony Farmer scored 18 points as The Portland IVail Blazers and five-game losing streak was its Vlade Divac scored a season-high proved Baseball Umpires will hold a clinic for new Time was slipping away on the chance Nebraska knocked Kansas into a tie for Detroit Pistons proved they could worst since losing six in a row from 23 points and James Worthy added people interested in working scholastic games tmught for Texas and coach Tom Penders to beat the Big Eight title. on track win again. The Housum Rockets Dec. 21,1985, to Jan. 3,1986. 21 for the Lakers, who lost for only and March 11 at the Mahoney Rec Center at 7 pjn. each Arkansas. After u-ailing by nine at halftime, Kan­ proved they could beat the Lakers Mark Aguirre added 22 points the fifth time in 28 games and the evening. The Longhorns, 0-7 against Nolan sas (21-6) closed to 47-45 with 15:19 NEW HAVEN — Manchester on the road. And the San Antonio and James Edwards and Virmie second time in 18 games at home. For further information, contact Gary Dopslaff Richardson since Penders took over as remaining. But Kansas missed eight High finished up a fine indoor Spurs proved they could take a big Johnwn had 20 each for the Pistons, Larry Smith, starting at center in (742-6128), Fred Phrlato (643-2809) or Ed Adzima coach, beat the third-ranked Razorbacks straight free throws in a five-minute track season Saturday at the State 1 ^ and hold it. place of Akeem OlaJuwOT, had 22 (875-8034). 99-86 Sunday, spoiling their last regular- stretch, during which Nebraska (24-6) hit Open at Yale University as mem­ All that psychic baggage was NBA Roundup rebounds fw the Rockets. Olqjuwon, season Southwest Conference game seven of eight for a 77-71 lead. bers of the boys’ and girls’ teams purged Sunday, an imusual day in playing his second game since Kingswood wins ‘B’ crown before they move to the Southeastern Washington 86, No. 16 UCLA 68: m m m turned in solid perfonnances. that five of six NBA games were returning ft^om a fractured eye sock­ Conference next season. Dion Brown scored 28 points and had six NORTIfflAMPTON, Mass. — Keith Wolff and Gor­ The sprint medley of Brian won by the road team. et, hit a key Jumper as the 24-second “It was sad to be playing here for the dunks as Pac-10 cellar-dweller who won for only the fourth time in don Hamilton of Manchester led Kingswood-Oxford Schwarz. (54.0 for 400), Dave Detroit, in their longest losing clock erqrired, giving Houston an last time,” Richardson said. “I’ve Washington (14-12 overall, 5-11 Rac-10) their last nine home games. Bill School to the New England Prep School Class B boys’ Hightower (23.1 for 200), Bill streak since 1985-86, won for the eight-point lead with 2:26 left. promoted the Southwest Conference in handed the league title and automatic Laimbeer had a season-high 20 basketball title with a 64-63 win Saturday over Cushing Young (26.1 for 200) and Scott first time in six games, beating the rebounds for Detroit Spurs 107, Bullets 85: San An­ basketball. The higher-ups make Herman (2:07.8 fm* 800) each Academy. Los Angeles Qippers 107-98 as four “Everybody realized this was al­ tonio handed Washington its decisions about where we go.” turned in personal bests and com­ Pistons scored 20 or more points. A Hamilton layup with three seconds left was the mar­ Ibxas (20-7) turned a 61-47 deficit in NCAA Hoop most a must-win game for us and we season-high sixth straight loss, hold­ gin of victory for Kingswood. bined for a fourth-place finish. The Blazers, despite having the ing Bernard King to 19 points, t? the second half into a 16-point lead, hold­ played like it” Edwards said. “We Wolff, named the tournament most valuable player, Jason DeJoannis had his best NBA’s best recwd, took a season- were moving the ball real well and Terry Cummings scored 22 points ing Arkansas (28-3) to 23.7 percent NCAA tournament berth to Arizona by performance of the season, clear­ high four-game losing streak and a had 32 points while Hamilton, named to the all-tourna­ shooting after halftime. thrashing the Bruins (21-8,9-7). getting open shots. Except for a little and Sean Elliott 21 for the Spurs. ment team, added 15 markers. ing 6 feet, 2 inches to take third dwindling Pacific Division lead into Irqrse in the fourth quarter, we Robinson and Cummings scored The rally before a sellout crowd of No. 19 E. Tennessee 101, Ap­ place on the basis of fewer misses. Sunday’s meeting at Boston Garden played well.” four points ^iece in an 8-0 run that 16,231 “was a great win for us and for palachian 82: Keith Jennings scored 15' DeJoaimis had two good efforts at against the (Celtics. Darmy Maturing scored 31 points gave the Spurs a 63-51 lead with Smith takes third place our program,” Penders said. The Lon­ of his 31 points in the final 81/2 minutes 6-4, but just missed. By the end of the day, Portland’s to lead Los Angeles, the NBA’s 9:10 left in the third period. ghorns recorded their third consecutive as East Tennessee (28-4) won its third A Ibr their efforts, the relay team lead was back to 21/2 games after the NEW HAVEN — Mount Sl Mary’s junior Laurie season of at least 20 victories, a school straight Southern Conference title and an third-worst road tearh with a 5-25 Robinson later hit four straight Smith, a 1988 Manchester High graduate, took third and DeJoaimis were named to the Trail Blazers defeated the Celtics record. No one else on the Clippers baskets to ignite a 12-6 run that record. automatic NCAA tournament berth. Connecticut Track Coaches As­ place in the heptathlon at this past weekend’s ECAC 116-107 and Houston beat the Los had more than 14. .made it 77-61 with 58 seconds left Benford Williams scored 22 points for Saturday’s games: sociation All-State team. Championships at Yale University. Angeles Lakers 104-95 at the The Pistons took an 82-69 lead in the period. Texas despite playing 23 minutes because No. 1 UNLV 104, Fullerton S t 83: On the girls’ side, the 4 X 200 a e lly Mitchell of Penn State took first with 3,697 Porum. into the final period, but Manning “The way we played the last two of foul trouble. Joey Wright and Lockslcy Defending NCAA champion UNLV relay of Kfichelle Simpson, Lisa The Rockets, who could meet the points followed by Diane Guthrie of George Mason Collie each added 19. (27-0) became the first major college scored 11 points during a 16-4 run games, we were on our toes and we 3,694 and Smith 3,657. Shinners, Darlene Porter and Lakers in the first round of the Arkansas, which had previously lost team in 12 years to go through the regular that pulled the Clippers to an 86-85 were trying to nuiintain our offen­ Smith’s performances were: 8.76 in the 55-hurdles; 5 Sheila Ringbloom took fifth place, playoffs, hadn’t won in the regular TIm ABBWrfrtBtl only to UNLV and Arizona and was 15-0 season unb^ten. Larry Johnson scored 33 deficit with 8:18 left. Johnson then sive effort, pushing the ball iqi the feet, 8 1/2 inches in the high jump; 32 feet, 1 1/2 inch in but more importantly qualified for season at the Forum since Jan. 30, scored six points as Detroit floor, trying to get as many easy FOULED -— Houston’s Kenny Smith (30) is fouled going to in SWe play, was led by Todd Day with points for the Rebels. the New England Ch^pionships 1985, a span of 14 games. the shot put, 17 feet, 4 1/4 inch in the long jump and a 18 points. Oinly Arkansas in 1977 and It was the 38th suaight win for UNLV. answered with a 10-2 run that made ' buckets as we can,” Robinson said. the basket by Los Angeles' Byron Scott in the first period of 2:32.2 clocking in the closing 800-mcter run. Saturday at Brown University. At Landover, Md., the Spurs beat Houston in 1983 have gone through the Indiana State and Alcorn State both it 96-87 with 3:44 remaining. “A game like this, after the last two, their NBA game Sunday at the Fbmm. The Rockets beat the They made the qualifying standard the Bullets 107-85 after blowing 18- Rockets 104, Lakers 95: Kenny you never feel safe. We never really Hartford tops New Hampshire conference undefeated. finished the 1978-79 regular season un­ by the narrowest of margins, eight and 17-point leads in losses at New Smith scored 25 of his 34 points in felt comfortable.” Lakers, 104-95. “The loss really doesn’t hurt the guys defeated. one-hundreths of a second. York and Boston. San Antonio DURHAM, NH . (AP) — ’s 20 points and who are not from Texas,” Day said. No. 5 Indiana 74, Wisconsin 61: The the second half as Houston snapped Jazz 95, 76ers 92: Karl Malone had six points in the surge and a for the first time in three tries this 12 rebounds led Hartford past hapless New Hampshire The 4 X 400 relay of Kristin watched an 18-point lead shaved to Sunday’s games: Hoosiers (25-4) came back from a 26-23 the 14-game Forum losing streak. scored 35 pointe and Thurl Bailey seasondiigh 20 points. season. 79-60, leaving the Wildcats winless in the North Atlantic Trombley, Sharon Thomas, Barb four at the start of the third quarter No. 2 Ohio St. 65, Michigan S t 64: halftime deficit. had 24 “We’re a different basketball team led a late run that helped Utah end A 3-point attempt by Philadel­ Fred Roberts made two free Conference and with their worst record in 23 years. Forschino and Michelle Cote took before David Robinson scored 12 of Ohio State clinched at least a share of its of his 30 points after intermission. than we were the last 14 times we Philadelphia’s seven-game winning phia’s Rickey Green rimmed out at throws to close the Bucks to 84-76 The Hawks (12-15 overall, 5-5 NAC) led throughout two seconds off their effort in the his 26 points in the period, helping first Big Ten title in 20 years as Jamaal Oregon 62, No. 7 Arizona 58: Terrell played here, and we have a new­ streak. the buzzer. with 8:45 left, but the Hawks made the game Saturday, using balanced scoring in putting L championship, placing 12th in the Spurs rebuild the lead back to Brown hit the second of two free throws Brandon scored 19 points, including two found confidence down the stretch,” Trailing 89-86, the Jazz outscored Hawks 115, Bucks 106: Domini­ six straight fi'om the line to take a together a 16-4 game-opening run. Hartford padded the 4:48.17. 77-61 with 58 seconds left. with one second left. when Brian Williams was called for goal­ Smith said. “When the game is on the 76ers 9-3, capped by Bailey’s que Wilkins had 25 points and 11 90-78 le ^ . They later extended the lead to 22-5 midway through the half, but New Pistons 107, Clippers 98: Joe The victory was the eighth in a row for tending with 46 seconds to play, to give the line, we feel we have some pret- dunk with 5.9 seconds left. Bailey rebounds as Atlanta beat Milwaukee lead to 100-84 with 4:32 remaining. Hampshire (3-24,0-10) closed to 36-22 at halftime. Ohio State (25-1) since its only loss of the the Ducks the upset. Arizona (24-6) had Tha AsMClatad Pr*M Hertford, which opens NAC tournament play Hiesday season at Michigan State. The Buckeyes won its last three Pac-10 games by an VOLLEYBALL? — Conrad McRae of Syracuse (13) and Dikembe at Vermont, got 19 points from Ron Moye, 14 from.Lar id Indiana each have two games remain­ average of 38 points. Griffiths, 11 from Jack Ayer and 10 from Rican No. 9 Utah 72, BYU 71 OT: Walter Mutombo of Georgetown battle for a rebound during their Big East In Brief Roderick. ing. UConn MHS No. 8 Duke 83, No. 4 N. Carolina 77: Watts scored 17 points and 15 game Sunday afternoon at the Carrier Dome. The sixth-ranked UConn women remain No. 13 Christian Laetmer and for Utah (26-2). BYU led by seven at Orangemen won, 62-58. Jarrett cops Goodwrench 200 each scored 18 points as Duke won at halftime, and there were 22 lead changes From Page 17 From Page 17 NEW YORK (AP) — Penn State reclaimed the top North Carolina to win the ACC regular- and 15 ties. Tilane, which never trailed after taking a No. 20 Seton Hall 81, Boston Col. 74: ROCKINGHAM, N.C. (AP) — Dale Jarrett drove into spot in the Associated Press women’s basketball poll the lead 10 laps from the end, then held on for a narrow that takes what the defense gives. If I didn’t have a shot. season title. No. 11 New Mexico St. 105, Fresno 6-4 lead against Southern Mississippi Anthony Avent had 23 points and 11 paramedics carried him off on a today after Virginia, No. 1 for 14 of the last 15 weeks, o n victory over Kenny l^hllace in Saturday’s Goodwrench I’d dish the ball off. Whoever was open would take the The Blue Devils (25-6) led by 19 S t 80: Tracey Ware scored 21 points for (21-6). rebounds, and scored 22 as stretcher to a nearby hospital. The lost its’ conference tournament semifinal. r - 200 Busch Grand National stock car race. shot.” points with 12 minutes to go. The Tar New Mexico State (23-4), which finished DcPaul 79, No. 17 St. John’s 69: Seton Hall (19-8) handed BC its 15th loss referees sent both teams to the lock­ The Lions, who start the Atlantic 10 playoffs at home the regular season in second place in the David Booth scored 27 points to lead in 16 league games. Jarrett, who started ninth in the 40-car field, kept his “They were setting some good picks and we didn’t get on Wednesday against either Rhode Island or Duquesne, Heels are 22-5. er rooms for an early second inter­ Big West behind UNLV. DePaul (18-8) to its 10th victory in 11 No. 21 Princeton 56, Dartmouth 49: > m Pontiac Grand Prix near the froit throughout the 197-lap to them,” Evans said. “They picked up some loose balls received 45 first-place votes and 1,530 points from a No. 6 Syracuse 62, Georgetown 58: mission. Iowa S t 68, No. 12 Oklahoma St. 67: games and all but seal an NCAA tourna­ The Tigers (23-2) completed the first un­ H o race at North (Tarolina Motor Speedway. and swung it to him quickly and he got the shot.* nationwide panel of 62 women’s coaches. Syracuse (26-4), which already had After the mtermission, the Indians Skip McCoy scored five straight points in ment invitation. St. John’s is 20-7. defeated Ivy League season since 1976 as Pole-starter and defending race wiruier Dale Earnhardt Connecticut shot 51 percent, including eight of 12 on Penn State (26-1) was No. 1 for the week begirming clinched the Big East, got 21 points from O cq scored then only goal with a little Billy Owens, including two free throws the final 2:30 as the Cyclones kept the No. 23 Mississippi St. 76, No. 18 LSU Sean Jackson scored 17 points. was third, followed by Todd Bodine and Harry Gant 3-point attempts. Smith made five of six from 3-point Jan. 6, after beating Virginia in Charlottesville. But the z -< over three mmutes remaining in the with 4.3 seconds left to secure the victory Cowboys (21-6) from clinching a share of 73: Greg Carter scored 20 points for Mis­ No. 24 Alabama 96, Tennessee 88: range. Pitt made four of 15 attempts. Lions lost to Rutgers and fell to No. 2 behind the second period. Freshman Kris over Georgetown. their first Big Eight title in 26 years. sissippi State (20-7), which won a share Freshman James Robinson scored 20 of Christie wins showdown “They shot better tonight than they have in the last Cavaliers (27-2), said the rankings have remained con­ Lindstrom netted his third score of The Hoyas (16-11) lost their fourth No. 13 Kentucky 114, Auburn 93: of its first SEC title since 1963. Shaquille his 25 points in the first half and No. 24 GLASGOW, Scotland (AP) — Linford Christie won a three or four weeks,” Evans said. stant since then. m X the season off a pass from Brian straight Big East game in front of the Jamal Mashbum scored 21 points and O’Neal, averaging 27.7 points, sat out be­ Alabama (18-9) biult a 22-point halftime 0 m 60-meter showdown with American Andre Cason and Smith finished with 26 points and raised his season Virginia, who lost to Clemson (21-9) in the ACC tour­ Wry at close range, cutting the largest on-campus crowd in NCAA his­ Richie Farmer 20 for Kentucky (22-6), cause of a bruised left leg. LSU is 20-8. led a British relay team to a world record Sunday, es­ total to 507,making him the fourth player in Connecticut nament, was not punished too severely, though. The lead. deficit to 6-1 and giving the tory, 33,048 in the Carrier Dome. which finished with the best record in the No. 19 E. Tenn. St. 104, UT-Chat- Maryland 78, No. 25 Virginia 74 OT: tablishing himself as the top printer enteririg next history to have consecutive 500-point seasons. Cavaliers fell to second with 11 first-place votes and 1 ^ Manchester fans something to cheer. Alonzo Mourning had 24 points and 11 SEC but was denied the title because of tanooga 71: Keith Jennings moved into Walt Williams scored 21 as Maryland n ^ weekend’s World Indoor Championships. Pitt shot 44 percent in the game and got no closer than 1,455 points, just one ahead of Teimessee. However, the Crusaders left little rebounds for Georgetown, whose 13th probation. second place on the NCAA career assist Christie started the 800-meter relay team on its way to five points in the second half. The ftmthers got within six The final poll is next week. overcame a 12rpoint halftime deficit to R o doubt who was in control by adding straight trip to the NCAA tournament is Dilane 82, No. 14 Southern Miss. 65: list with 965, leading East Tennessee. win its first conference road game of the an indocH- record time of 1 minute, 22.11 seconds, break­ with 53 seconds left on Ftorter’s 3-pointer but Dan COTnecticut (25-4) remained No. 13 in the latest poll o two third-period scores to finish the in jeopardy. Anthony Reed scored 22 points for Jennings had 21 points and nine assists. ing the mark of 1:22.32 set in 1984 by . Earlier, he Cyrulik hit a pair of free throws for Connecticut to make after Big East Conference tournament wins over Vil- season. Virginia is 20-10. o ^ scoring. 2 CD ran the 60 meters in 655, edging Cason, the nmner-up in it 76-68. lanova and Seton Hall. m c/3 6.59. Rod Sellers had 14 points for Connecticut and Scott “I felt we had an edge in speed, An American women’s indoor relay record also fell at Burrell had 13 points and nine reboimds. and we had to use it,” said Stamford Doral Open finish is delayed Last preseason O the two-nation meet, which was won by the United Porter led Pitt with 19 points while Brian Shorter and Catholic coach Mickey Lione. “I MIAMI (AP) — Wind, rain and lightning blunted the o ? States. The l,600^eter relay team of Terri Dendy, Jason Matthews each scored 13. The Panthers are 20-10 think we surprised them with our dual charges of Jack Nicklaus and Curtis Strange and m > Natasha Kaiser, Marilyn Gilliard and Jearl Miles set the and 9-7. v' speed, and we got off to a quick delayed the completion of the Doral Open. for Red Sox record of 3:34.66, bettering the University of Florida’s What if Pitt meets Connecticut again in the tourna­ start We forced them to play catch Andy Bean and left-hander Russ (Cochran shared the mark of 3:35.92 in the 1990 NCAA indoor meet. ment? up.” lead at 11-under par when a severe thunderstorm forced a 33 > “I’m ready to go out and play them right now,” Porter Stamford Calhollo 4 2 2 — 8 delay in play Sunday at 4:20 pjn. EST. Ottey sets women’s indoor mark said. “I’m still fired up about this game.” ManchoMar 0 1 0 — 1 in Winter Haven Scoring: Those two, along with 20 others, marked their posi­ ^ Ths Assodat#d Ptms SINDELFINGEN, Germany (AP) — Merlene Ottey of FIrat patlod: 8C- Patar Lydan (Slava tions on the rain-sodden Blue Monster course at Doral Jamaica set a world indoor record fw tire women’s 200 NOW HERE TO GO — Boston's Ed Pinckney, left, has the Lydan, Jaaon Plaraon) ;19, SC- JafI Condlln and were scheduled to return at 9 am . today to complete meters, clocking 22.24 seconds, and Ben Johnson wot basketball, and finds his path to the basket blocked by (S.Lydan) 3:52, SC- B.J. Amona (P.Lydan) the tournament. By DAVE O'HARA 12:49, SC- S.Lydan (PXydan) 1435 The Associated Press the men’s 60 meters at an international track and field Texas faces Portland’s Kevin Duckworth in their game Sunday at Boston Sacond parlod: SC- Draw Schamara Bean and Cochran each have nine holes to go. Strange meet Sunday. (S.Lydan) 6:18, SC- P.Lydan (SclianMra, was one stroke off the pace at 10-under with six holes to Garden. The Trail Blazers beat the Celtics, 116-107. 8X ^00) 8.-00, M- Krta Llndatrom (Brian Wry) Ottey, tumng up for the World Indoor Championships play. Nicklaus was at 9-under with five to go. Strange WINTER HAVEN, Fla. — In 1967, the Boston Red March 8-10 at Seville, Spain, clipped three-hundredths of Third parlod: SC- 8. Lydan (Amona) 34, was 3-under for the 12 boles he played in wind gusts that Sox won the American League pennant at 1(X)-1 odds. a second off the mark of 2227 set by Heike Drechsler of some charges SC- PMrIck Mllbum (Condlln, Jaaon m n- That was “The Impossible Dream” year, nearly a lon)6:S0 were clocked at 54 mph. Germany on March 7, 1987, at the inaugural World In­ Savoa: M- Cunia OaRXlma Lamalln 31 Other contenders included Rocco Mediate, Mark Cal- quarter century ago. But countless New England fans door Championships in Indimiapolis. Celtics comblnad; SC- Tom KIpphuVTodd Mallzla 13 recall the excitement of that reason as if it happened combi nad cavecchia and Lanny Wadkins. Mediate was 9-under Johnson, ruruimg in his eighth race since begirming a with eight holes to play. Calcavecchia and Wadkins each yesterday. of steroid use From Page 17 Many of the fans, particularly those who spend comeback in January following a two-year suspension were 8-under with seven to play. fw use of drugs, won the men’s 60 in 6.58. Johnson anywhere from a coiqiie of days to six weeks watching I edged Raymond Stewart of. Jamaica, who was second in AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A pharmacy near the Univer­ of the team’s 33 points in the fourth ment on the officials. He argued Richard captures Kemper Open spring training, now are hoping that 100-1 odds can be quarter. braten again — and the Red ^ x will remain in Winter 6.59. sity of Texas campus routinely fills steroid orders printed loudly on a stuff by Drexler that put WAILEA, Hawaii (AP) — Deb Richard didn’t make Brown sets Haven. on forged prescrii^on slips being sold and used by Lon­ Portland ahead 92-89. Drexler ap­ m any putts in the Women’s Kemper Open, but she sank ‘Rocket’ takes IC4A dash title It appears, however, the diehards, including many ghorn football players, according to a published report Potter hit a 3-pointer that began peared to have touched the ball the ones that counted most PRINCETON, N J. (AP) — Raghib “Rocket” Ismail But an MD Pharmacy qrakesman told The Dallas an eight-point run that gave Portland while it was still in the cylinder of Richard made a 6-footer for birdie on the second friends in central Florid^ are headed for disappointment no timetable The were disappointed fans throughout Florida on of Notre Dame captured the 55 meters in the 70th IC4A Morning News in Sunday’s editions that the pharmacy a 102-93 lead with 4:32 to play. the rim after Kevin Duckworth’s playoff bole and made two key birdies down the stretch meet Sunday with a time of 6.16 seconds, .03 seconds off cannot check each prescription to see if it is legitimate. Bird’s fifth 3-pointer made the score shot but goaltending wasn’t called. Saturday to beat Cindy Rarick, who had led throughout. Sunday as heavy rains washed out most workouts. the meet record set by Lee McRae of Pittsburg in 1986. “There are ways to teU if things are forgeries or not 104-100 with 3:21 to go. “I can’t comment on the officiat­ on Clemens Richard finished with a 1-under-par 70 and Rarick The Red Sox are almost a sure be^ to go through with announced plans to move to another training site in Ism ^ will compete in next weekend’s NCAA indoor ...,” said Walter LeamOTS. “But every time someone But with the score 106-102, ing,” Ford said, “but I don’t think shot a 72 for 9-under 275 totals on the Wailea CounUy championships in Indianapolis. walks into a pharmacy with a written prescription, you Ainge hit a left-handed layup with their (the Blazers’) defense turned WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (AP) — Florida in 1991, ending a 25-year relationship with Tha Aaaoclatad Prats Club course. Winter Haven. don’t call the doctor and say, ‘Did you write this?’” 1:23 remaining, and the lead never the game around.” Roger Clemens of the Boston Red After making only two bogeys in the first three rounds, DUMPED — New Jersey’s Kirk Muller (9) is dumped to the ice by Boston’s Dave Christian O’Brien wins L.A. Marathon fell below four points after that. The Red Sox actually are a lame-duck team this year. Austin police arrested a non-scholarship quarterback “When you get too involved with Sox still faces a $10,000 fine and a Rarick bogeyed four times in the final round — three of (27) with the Devils' John MacLean in the background during their game Sunday at the LOS ANGELES (AP) — Mark Plaatjes of Boulder, on Feb. 21 after another Austin {^larmacist checked a Porter had 11 points in the period the officials, you lose track of the five-game suspension, but there’s a They haven’t talked to city officials for months and no them on the back nine. meetings are scheduled. And, since last September, the Meadowlands Arena in East Rutherford, N.J. The Bruins won, 3-1. Colo., captured the Los Angeles Marathon on Surtday prescriptiOT. Brent Beauchamp was charged with obtain­ and Ainge had five. game,” Drexler said. “It hm)pens to possibility he could start the 1991 Richard, who began the fmal round two suokes back, city and county have been openly wooing the Pittsburgh with a time of 2 hours, 10 minutes, 29 seconds. ing the male hormOTe testosterone using a {xescription Drexler, who 'had 12 in the us, too." American League opener on April 8 moved into a tie for the lead on the 16th hole with only Pirates, who are u n h ^ y with an an old, rundown train­ Daniel Boltz of Switzerland finished second in pad bearing a Duncanville physician’s name. quarter, was the focus of the nttarV The Blazers, who ended a four- in Toronto. her second birdie of the day, a 4-foot putt. 1 ing facility in Bradenton with an annual rent of $1. 2:11:10. Beauchamp has refused to tell investigators the source His layup gave Portland the lead for game, six-day road trip, have the Dawn Coe finished third, two strokes back. Ok-Hee Cathy O’Brien of Durham, N il., wirmer of the 1990 of the forged prescriptiOT, the newspaper reported. good, 90-88 with 8:08 to play. AL president Bobby Brown said The Red Sox hedge, but they see little chance they’ll Carter returns in fine form next six days off before playing the Ku and Patty Sheehan tied for fourth, another stroke remain at Chain O’Lakes Fuk, a preuy, small stadium Manchuter (Conn.) Road Rac« in record time, broke the “There’s not been anything, to my knowledge, we’ve “T ^ y started to play a li^ e more Celtics again next Sunday in Sunday be has no timetable to act on EAST RUTHERFORD, N J. (AP) 39 points. later with a power-play goal by back. cut out of an orange grove when the club moved from women’s record with a time of 2:29:38, her personal-best done regarding the prescriptions,” said Bill Little, Ibxas isolation later in the game,” Brown Portland. If they meet again, it Oemens’ tqipeal of the fine and — John Carter uxk the dmotion to The demotion seemed to snap Bourque. The fourth highest scoring by 40 seconds. The previous record was 2:32:25 in 1990 men’s ^ r t s form ation director. “Our main position is said. “We knew they were going to would be in the NBA Finals. suspension for a confrontation with Chi Chi wins GTE West Classic Arizona in 1 ^ . And club officials admit they have not the minors hard. Carter back to his trademark hus­ defenseman in the NHL drilled a decided on another site. by Julie Isphording of Cincinnati. Marcia Narloch of that we will look into anything like this.” be going to Drexler -seeded Ivan Lendl 3-6,7-6 and steroids such as Deca-Durabolin and Anadrol-50, dunk and make a statement” league. There’s going to be a lot of for an 8-under 132 total on the Ojai Valley Inn & 2,000 null and void. The city countered the conuact was the New Jersey Devils. bury than he did with 57 seconds Neely scored his 43rd goal at 5:12 he’s in r^ hurry to rule on the iqi- binding, but todc no other actiOT, other than to pursue (7-4), 7-6 (7-4) in the final of the ABN Amro W>rld three sources told the newspaper. Ford declined any direct state­ intensity.” Country Oub course. Friday’s scheduled round was In his first 31 games this season, left in the second period. of the third to cement win. peal, which was designed to enable other mqjor league teams. Ibumament. The sources, who asked to remain anonymous, iden­ Clemens to pitch in the season postponed by much-needed rain in drought-striken the hard-working left wing had Blackhawks 8, Canucks 0: At tified the players as linemen. The Morning News said it opener. With clubs packing iq> and moving to other state-of- produced a meager total of two With the game tied 1-1, Carter in­ Chicago, Ed Belfour made 28 saves No charges to be filed California. the-art training facilities, the Red Sox appeared to have a refused to list the names because the newspaper was not Player finished with a 67 and Crampton had 68. goals and four assists. tercepted a bouncing puck off the for his 37lh victory and Dirk FAYETTEVILIJE, Ark. (AP) — No criminal charges able to contact the three ot Saturday. “There is no timetable,” Brown choice of new sites. Tlie New York Mets had moved “He wasn’t playing very well,” right boards in the Devils end and Whalers said. *niie appeal hasn’t been satis­ Graham had two goals and two as­ will be filed in connection with an alleged sexual assault Selling false prescriptions is a second-degree felony, Ken Griffey Sr. is injured from Sl Petersburg to Port St. Lucie, the Kansas City Bruins coach Mike Milbury said. rifted a short-side shot past goal- sists as the Blackhawks routed Van­ fied. A decision hasn’t been reached at an athletic dormitory at the University of Arkansas, a with punishment upon conviction at 2 to 20 years in TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) — Seattle Mariners outfielder Royals from Fort Myers to Baseball City, the Houston “In fact, he was brutal.” tender Chris Tbrreri for an unas­ couver 8-0. From Page 17 and he’s ablr to play (regular, prosecutor said Saturday. prison and a maximum $20,000 fine. Ken Griffey Sr. was injured in a car accident and will be Astros from Cocoa to Kissimmee, the Cinciniuui Red Carter went down to Maine of the sisted short-handed goal. It was the Belfour is within one victory of season) until one is made.” C O Tte st. Washington County prosecutor Andrew Ziser said at a Texas athletic director DcLoss Dodds did not return a sidelined indefinitely with neck and lower back injuries, from Tampa to Plam City, and the Ibxas Rangers from AHL on January 10 and returned turning point in a tense Tony Esposito’s club record for Whalers, but left 13:48 into the Daryl Reaugh sutlered a severe After a scoreless first period, news conference that the woman who filed a complaint telephone call Sunday from The Associated Press. Foot­ team officials said Suiitday. Pompano to F>rt Charlotte. February 9. The demotion seems to most wins by a goalie set in 1969. It second period with a pinched hamstring injury, finished the game. Brown also noted that Clemens The baseball version of musical chairs continued this Brendan Shanahan put New Jersey about the alleged incident early Wednesday at Bud Wal­ ball coach David McWilliams has an unlisted phone muscle in his lower right leg. He could delay any penalty further by Griffey was on his way to take his physical examina­ have put Carter’s career back on was Belfour’s fourth shutout, tops ton Hall had decided not to pursue charges in the case. The Whalers were upset about year with the Mimiesota Twins moving from Orlando to uack. on the board at 1:46 of the second. number. was hurt when Petit, trying to drive being booed by the fans. appealing an adverse decision to tion for the team Saturday afternoon when he stopped to for the league. But Ziser added that even if the woman did want to a brand new pork in Lee County, just outside Fort Myers. “Since I’ve been back. I’ve gotten John MacLean fed a pass from the Doctors say anabolic steroids, proven muscle “This town doesn’t deserve a Baseball Commissioner Fay^yin- yield to an emergency vehicle and his car was rear-ended prosecute, his review of the investigation showed there And next year the Cleveland Indians may move from my skating game back,” Carter said. right wing boards to Shanahan who producers, have dangerous side effects, including liver around Ulf Samuelsson, fell and team,” said Verbeek, whose two cent. by a pickiq) truck, said Dr. Larry Pedegana. the club’s or­ was not enough evidence to warrant charges. Arizona to a proposed site north of Thmpa, the land “When 1 went down, it seemed like was alone in the slot. Shanahan cancer, breast enlargement and personality disorders. crashed into him, slamming him into goals give him 38 for the season, thopedic surgeon. Ziser said five athletes, including basketball and foot­ One source for the article, a former Longhorn, said he the net. Brown conducted a hearing on Griffey 40, who has had miermittent back problems donated by Sam Thmposi, a developer who just happens everybody forgot what I did last snapped a quick shot over the Verbeek said the fans don’t un­ Qemens’ appeal on Jan. 28, then more sports ball players, were involv^ in the incident He said those has seen testosterone in a football player’s dormitory Sidorkiewicz is expected to play the last few years, was told to lake medication, undergo to own a part of the Red Sox as a limited partner. year.” shoulder of Bruinf goaltender Reg­ derstand that the Whalers were play­ gave the'pitcher and the Players’ Now Boston’s options have dwindled along with the Carter had his most productive gie Lemelin. names won’t be made public until Tliesday or Wednes­ room, while another said he saw the dnig in the suident’s Thesday against St. Louis. Whit­ ing their sixth game in nine days and physical therapy and rest for three to four days, the sur­ — see page 14 day, when a report on the investigation is released. vehicle. Association one month to file addi­ economy. season last year with 17 goals and Boston answered back 61 seconds more, called up last week when were tired. tional briefs. geon added.

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