to — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Dec. 27, 1983 Committee works on pension iaws to heip job sharing
By Susan E. Kinsman make is: are we dealing with arrangement and 1 don’t want to force, to improve employee mo United Press International benefits accrued to a position or mingham, Mass., first used it In the cost factor.”’ She said the leave that 40 percent person with rale and to provide a flexible benefits accrued to individuals?” 1965 to recruit teachers and the committee has estimated the op^ ‘Hard-core’ lobleas man Neighbor’s kitchen ’83 no benefits,” she said. working environment that re Steel layoffs HARTFORD — Job sharing — she said. "W e’ve got some serious Teachers working less than 16 work option is still used in the tion would be used by 5 to 7 percent sponds well to the changing needs Commonwealth. two people sharing the same job — questions." class hours a week are not eligible of public employees. of our work force," Mrs. Favreau In Hawaii, job .sharing has been says lobby Is needed most asked-for recipes not temporary could be a popular work option for Her study committee includes for benefits. The committee is still said. Meanwhile, committee single parents and workers ap six legislators, representatives used as a pilot program pairing members wilt try to talk to labor checking benefits for state "Th e committee advocates that proaching retirement in Connecti from the Permanent Commission tenured teachers with those newly unions to weight their support for ... page 3 ... page 13 workers. it be considered a work option that page 5 cut except for state pension laws on the Status of Women, the hired and pro-rating their pension Extending benefits to part ti can be negotiated into labor the idea and possibly head off penalizing the arrangement. benefits. Like Connecticut, the teachers retirement commission, mers could cause problems with contracts ... and wishes to encour potential problems before the A legislative study committee is pension issue is a problem because the Connecticut Boards of Educa "double-dipping" by workers who age use of job sharing by creating Legislature reconvenes in working to make job sharing part tion and both major teacher have other jobs. ”It could be very benefits are not paid to public February. an informational network," she employees working less than 20 of the state’s employment picture unions. A member of the state costly and may jeopardize the said. by revamping the pension formula Department of Education has been hours a week. whole bill,” Mrs. Favreau said. Job sharing has been found to to remove the disincentive for asked to join. Despite the problems from defi The study committee also pro decrease turnover and absentee public employees. They have been meeting since nition on down, there is demand for posed the Permanent Commission ism, improve morale and recruit The problem is differentiating October and hope to convince the job sharing,said Mrs. Favreau. on the Status of Women be directed ment and give employers better Flag confusion Rainy today job sharers from part-time Legislature’s Labor and Public "It appeals ti- women in child- Manchester, Conn. to collect materials on setting up coverage and more skills, said workers, some of whom do not Health Committee next month to rearing years, but to teachers The true history of the Stars and and Thursday job sharing programs and make Cyndi Billian Stern, who shares Wednesday, Dec. 28, 1983 qualify for pension benefits. draft a bill ’ ’to remove all statutory participating in phase-in retire Stripes has become so cluttered by those materials available through her job as director of the non-profit "Job sharers are two people obstacles that penalize job sharers ment programs and in single myth and tradition that the facts — See page 2 Single copy: 25
By Gall Collins that, It may have started a decade new regional utilities until cool and hold onto all eight new key word at AT&T command whole. Many people were only By Kothy Gormus phase-in of tuxes over nine years. crease in assessment of rehabili Al that time, a $7.50,000 bond DIRECTOR ELEANOR D Colt "ll is certainly .something to look United Press International ago, when the Justice Department February. stocks until the smoke clears. central. "It's very modular," an dimly aware that something was Htrold Reporter The two buildings are slated to be tated buildings. The $1.50,000 ceil issue for public improvements to man, a Democrat, said that while into.■' he said filed its antitrust suit against The regionals, with high-tech For phone company employees, executive said in a speech about about to happef) to the phone converted to apartments. ing appears to have limited the the district was pul to a referen she would like "more figures on the Removal of the $150.IKK) ceiling NEW YORK - Breaking up is AT4T, or back in 1956, when AT&T names like Nynex and Pacific D-Day meant Disaster Day. “The company finances. A customer company. Those who were had Two members of the Board of The developers have indicated intent of such deferrals to smaller dum and passed by a 4,877 to 3,844 potential cost to the town and the would not .set a precedent that hard to do, particularly if you're agreed to an earlier court settle Telesis, made their debuts on the ‘culture shock' created by these services expert warned that phone only a vague idea of what it Directors say if they don't get that financing for the projects projects. margin. potential tax revenue to the town," would result in a flood of requests the biggest business in the country. ment that kept it out of unregulated stock market in November, trad changes is difficult to exagger users with old-fashioned equip entailed, along with an uneasy more information about a pro depends upon their receiving a Fogarty questioned whether Ihe "Why two years down the road she is leaning toward voting fur the for deferrals, DiRosa said. Eight trillion bits of data to businesses. ing on a “when-issued" basis. Wall ate," wrote an AT&T executive in ment would have to be feeling that it would not be posed tax deferral for developers significant deferral. developers would cancel plans to do they say this?" Mrs. Mercier proposal. "Each case has to be reviewed separate, $54 billion worth of Street received them calmly, Sloan Management -Review. "In "modularized." pleasant. of two Cheney mill buildings, they convert the buildings to housing if asked. on its own merits." he said. pension funds to divvy up, 26,000 THE DIVESTITURE prepara treating them much like the fact, when Bell System people Even the beloved Bell symbol probably will vote against lifting "1 HAVEN’T GOT all the facts the ceiling is nut lifted. Mrs. Mercier said she asked Mrs. Collman said the (Kjssibility town General Manager Robert B. that the developers will cancel •Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg, repair trucks to repaint. 'The tions, at any rate, have been well-financed utility companies began to verbalize their feelings on was gone — given over to the "The word is out rates are going the celling on the amount of taxes yet,” said Democratic Director "If I thought I could gel a half that can be deferred. James F. Fogarty. million dollars. I would probably Weiss at a Dec. 8 meeting for their plans can not lx: easily Deputy Mayor Stephen T. Penny divestiture of American Telephone underway for two years, since the- they are. It was the "old" and the day divestiture was an regionals along with the Yellow to double, triple, or quadruple and and directors Stephen T. Cassano, nounced, they spoke in metaphors Fogarty said he is now leaning say the same thing," he said. information on the amount of the dismissed. & Telegraph Co. is not your historic January 1982, agreement “new” AT&T stock that attracted Pages and other goodies thrown people are nervous about it,” said The board's Republican minor William J. Diana and Kenneth N run-of-the-mill corporate divorce. in which Justice agreed to drop its most of the dealers' interest. The of personal grief, almost as if they onto the scales in an effort to make Brian Wilder, executive director of But two others say they probably against the proposal because he deferral and its impact on taxpay will favor lifting the ceiling. The has not seen figures on the size of Because the properties are in a ers, but has not yet received an ity leader, Peter DiRosa Jr., said Tedford could not be reached lor About 15,000 AT&T employees suit and scrap the 1956 accord in AT&Ts repeatedly finished one- had been deserted or there had sure the new utilities could mqjte it the Coalition for Consumer Justice he is also leaning toward the comment spent 1983 on divestiture duty, return for AT&T's promise to spin two on the New York Stock been a death in the family." on their own. The company that in Providence. proposal is on the directors' the project or what a deferral of historic district, the developers answer. agenda for Tuesday. taxes is likely to cost taxpayers. are already receiving substantial Mrs. Mercier said that based on proposal, despite the lack of data. preparing for the day when seven off the 22 local Bell operating Exchange most active list. prized on-the-line experience, up- He said, however, that he believed Democratic Town Chairman new independent regional utilities companies. The small stockholders who THERE MAY HAVE BEEN from-the-ranks management, loy THERE WAS GOOD REASON to The Downtown Coordinating Without such data, the ceiling on federal lax credits, Fogarty said. existing information, she would Theodore R. Cummings said that good reason. The old AT&T — good Committee Tuesday v ted un tax benefits should nut be blindly vote against lifting the ceiling if the the board would receive additional while he could not s[>eak lor the would be created to deliver local The breakup certainly does not make up the bulk of AT&T’s 3 alty and conservative deference to be worried, and confused, since matter comes up for a vote information before it votes. telephone service, ft took 100 end with Jan. 1. Providing "equal million investors appeared calm old Ma Bell — is gone forever. authority now wanted risk-takers even the phone companies did not animously to recommend that lifted, he said. DIRECTOR DONNA R. Democratic members of board. directors lift the current $150,000 "The committee spent some Mercier, a Republican, was also Tuesday. truckloads of paper just to inform access" to AT&T's long distance as D-Day (Divestiture-Day) “Mother doesn't live here any and aggressive decision-makers seem to be sure how much money DiRosa said he views the prop "All of the Democrats are giving it competitors, for instance, will not more," said Chairman Brown as celling on the amount of assess time looking at it and they set a skeptical about the need lor the However, she said. "1 would very serious thought and are customers what it will cost to lease neared. The financial services who could convince the naysayers they really needed. Ohio Bell, for ment that can be deferred so that hope that it doesn't come to a vote osal favorably becau.se it would their phones under the new be done until the end of 1986. community promised to take the he attempted to convince investors that AT&T knew how to market. instance, asked for an across-the- limit for some reason,” Fogarty deferral. Two years ago the seeking information from other the developers of the Manchester said. developers insisted they could not theti. I don't .see how the board can spur development in the area and regime. Sorting through those 8 trillion old AT&T shares and put them the new AT&T could be mean, lean "We know 1984 is going to be a board $4 per month increase for therefore would benefit the town towns that have u.sed assessment pieces of computerized data will and ready to compete in the Modes building and the Clock The directors in 1981 passed the proceed without the town's help, make a decision without that deferrals to see how it's working." The official divorce dale was set together again in "Humpty difficult year,” Chairman Brown each phone line, along with other Tower Mill building can receive a information." economically. for Jan. 1, or “oneoneeightyfour” take at least that long. Investors Dumply" trusts, but relatively few unregulated world of computers understated. hikes. Later, the utility decided provision for deferring the in ------'id. in phone company parlance. But will not even get their 18 million people bit. Most seemed to be and communications equipment. The tremors at AT&T spread what it really needed was not $4 but the breakup began long before new stock certificates in the seven heeding the experts' advice to keep "Modular" appeared to be the very slowly to the population as a 35 cents. Long-unemployed, 2 Peopletalk W eather he wants to start Today’s forecasts Streisand gives back Connecticut, Massachusetts and UCLA heart specialist Dr. Joseph Perloff has Rhode Island: Today snow, sleet lobby for jobless been named the school's first Streisand professor and freezing rain developing of cardiology. The endowed professorship was around noon. Precipitation will established with a $500,000 gift from the change to rain in most areas B y Sarah E. Hall sluggishness. "The private sector is actress-singer and the Barbra Streisand Founda during the afternoon. Gigh temper Herald Reporter doing nothing when it comes to tion, and $300,000 from the greater Los Angeles atures in the 40s but only 30s in the affirmative action," he says. "There's chapter of the American Heart Association, plus Berkshires and northwest Connec Fed up with what he says is a nobody helping the minorities out a grant from the Alice C. Tyler Foundation. ticut. Wednesday night rain every tightening job market, local resident there.” Perloff, a member of the UCLA School of where with temperatures around Bill strain is starting his own group to The fact that many major companies Medicine faculty since 1977, developed a unique 40. Thursday rain will end and tackle the problems of the "hard-core in the area will have regular employees program to monitor adult patients with congeni temperatures will remain around unemployed.” work overtime rather than hiring new tal heart disease. 40. Strain, 54 and without a job himself, ones makes Strain angry. Although Maine, New Hampshire; Snow says his group will consist mainly of companies save on fringe benefit costs developing from south to north people over 30 who have been unem when they hold off on hiring, he says, today then changing to sleet and ployed at least six months. These the practice is grossly unfair to the freezing rain south by evening. people, he says, have been "locked unemployed. Honesty pays Highs in the 20s to low 30s. Sleet out" of jobs for too long. Temporary employment agencies Maria Tuazon picked up a paper bag. In it lay a and freezing ruin changing to rain Private businesses are not doing also exploit the hard-core jobless, small fortune for an unemployed woman. south and snow changing to sleet enough to brighten the job picture, he according to Strain. When the unem “I thought there were some sandwiches in and freezing ruin by morning north claims. He says his group will confront ployed sign up to work with such an there,” said Ms. Tuazon, 49, who just recovered and mountains tonight. Tempera the state Legislature and "become a outfit, he says, they forfeit many the bag from a San Francisco corner. Cotton tures reminaing in the 20s to mid Heavy rain, some flooding force right on the floor.” benefits and most of the legal protec Battem, a hardware store employee, said he had 30s. Mixed precipitation changing "I believe I'm repre.scntative of tion afforded permanent employees. lost the envelope on the way to make a bank to flurries north and mountains Tonight windy. Rain heavy at times causing flooding of some roads thousands of people in this country at deposit. and ruin gradually ending else and poorly drained areas. Temperatures remaining 35 and 40 this time." Strain says. “ People are Some companies then try to cut costs Ms. Tuazon, who described herself as a where Thursday. Highs in the 30s. overnight. Winds southerly 20 to 30 mph. Thursday rain. Highs really getting hurl. People are going by using temporary workers rather religious person, said it never occurred to her to Vermont: Snow changing to around 40. Today's weather art is by Jenny Dabica, age 9. a fourth broke.” than hiring permanent ones with full keep the money. Said Battem, "When it happens mixed precipitation today and grader at the Bowers School benefits, he says. to you, you realize there's a wonderful world out tonight. Mixed precipitation STRAIN is unimpressed by reports there.” Her reward, $50 from Battem's own changing to rain in the south late that unemployment has dropped to the STRAIN SAYS his group will seek pocket. today. Ruin mixing with snow on lowest point in years. The jobless ideas for social and political action to Queen’s privilege Thursday. Highs today in the figures "may be skewed to represent change such practices, and will com upper 20s to low 30s. Lows in the Herald photo by Pinto American-born Queen Noor of Jordan, wife of what the government wants to be pile it sown statistics on unemployment upper 20s to low 30s Wedne.sday lieve," he says, claiming that the in central Connecticut. King Hussein, is vacationing in Austria and night. Highs Thursday mostly in A cross at last helping the local economy. national figures don't count .some three He aLso sees a need for job retraining, Man bites dog story the 30s. million people who have stopped again through the private sector. "The The couple bought three Austrian Sleyr- Long Island Sound: Winds 20 to Daimler armored cars valued at $26,000 each. ’ Robert Olyfsen bit his dog. His dog bit back. looking for work. state is not doing it," he says. A motorist crosses the Union Street bridge, which was has a four-ton load limit, after the June 28 collapse of Spokane police said Olyfsen became angry with 25 knots this afternoon and tonight. A former social worker, salesman, "And I just don’t see anything at this reopened Friday following repairs to correct structural the Mianus River bridge on the Connecticut Turnpike. Winds south Thursday shifting to toll-taker and Internal Revenue Ser his pet Labrador retriever during the holidays point coming out of Washington. D.C.. " weaknesses. Town officials closed the bridge, which and decided to punish it by biting it in the nose. the northwest in the afternoon 20 to vice investigator, he's concerned about he adds. A former Reagan man. he's The animal "apting in self defense" and in pain 30 knots and gusty. Visibility 1 to 2 the creation of a new poverty class: low grown somewhat disillusioned with the Seasonal ticket bit Olyfasen on his hands and legs. Officials miles in fog and ruin today and and middle income workers who lose president's plans to snuff out reported both man and dog in satisfactory Thursday. Average wave heights their jobs and cannot find new ones. unemployment. E Police are questioning a San Jose, Calif., meter condition. building to 3 to 4 feet by late Despite his good health, extensive work His own group for the hard-core maid who apparently got caught up in the holiday afternoon and tonight and higher experience and bachelor's degree from unemployed will be non-partisan and Man booked on charge of larceny spirit when she attached greeting cards rather thursduy with rough seas. • the University of Connecticut, he's only open to all in the Hartford-Manchester than tickets to windshields of illegally parked worked 15 weeks out of the lust 15 area, he says, although he's targeting A Hartford man was al the company's Main he was unable cars on Christmas Eve. months, he says. the over-30 jobless population. He to post a Manchester police Owen, 28. ol Vernon: "Merry Christmas from your friendly meter Extended outlook arraigned Tuesday in Street headquarters Nov. $5,000 bond Quote of the day In Hartford alone, he says, there are expects to have it going within a month. .Manchester Superior 23, police said. charged the following peo Ronald P. Zelenka Sr., 42. maid,” the cards said, "Your car is in violation Extended outlook for New Eng 12,000 unemployed. Most of these are For rhore information, call Strain at ple with drunk driving of 235 Spruce St.; and today. But this is only a warning. Be good — and Secretary of Commerce Malcolm Baldrige, Satellite view Court on a first-degree Hartford police ar Bond was lowered to land Friday through Sunday; Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a m. EST shows minorities, he notes, and he blames 646-8547 after 8 p.m. or write him at larceny charge, after he rested Smith Monday ev over the holiday weekend. Alfred Cushman. 21, of have a happy day.” commenting on 1984 as the Year of the Secretary; that sorry statistic on bureaucratic $1,000 after his arraign "The performance of the national economy Connecticut, Massachusetts and layered cloudiness extending from the Ohio Valley southward P.O. Box 95. Manchester. failed to return a $7,000 ening and turned him over ment. and his case was All but one were released New Springfield, Ohio. C The greetings were affixed to the cars of about Rhode Island: Fair through the on promises .to appear in Cushman was fined $85 in 60 downtown shoppers. increasingly depends on the productivity of the through the Southeast with embedded thunderstorms along the Gull car he leased from Healey to Manchester police He continued to Jan. 9, a period. Highs in the 20s Friday Coast. Patchy layered clouds stretch across the central Plains and Car & Truck Rental, po was held overnight al Manchester Superior lieu of having to make a Lt. Ron Rosso, said, “It's possible she's in office in both the private and public sectors. court spokeswoman said court appearance. "In honoring secretaries, we recogniize their worming to around 30 Saturday through the central and southern Rockies. Thin high cirrus clouds are lice said today. police headquarters when today. Court in January. violation of department policy. She has some and Sunday. Lows Friday around Agents for the rental On Sunday. Thomas L. discretion. She probably just got caught up in the key importance in achieving productivity gains 10 and in the 20s Saturday and streaming over the Great Lakes. New cruisers to be bought On Saturdav. Kirk E. Leithner, 22. of Weatogue. Christmas spirit.” made possible through the new word processors company and police tried and computers ... to a dedication and profession-, Sunday. The town is seeking bids to furnish As .soon as the new cars come in, the several limes in the last Deadly wind- Maine, New Hampshire: Fair the police department with seven new department will strip the lettering month to convince Gai'y alism that benefit all Americans through lower city on Australia's remote costs for goods and services." south through the period. Chance police cruisers. from .seven old cruisers and turn them L. Smith. .36. to return the The cyclone that hit of flurries north Friday and over to the town, according to Capl. cur. which was due back Darwin, .-\ustralia, on north coast. The code HIDDEN TALENTS?? Kirkpatrick assesses role Sunday, fair Saturday. Lows 5 The town's specifications call for 1984 Henry R. Minor. What the town can't Christmas Day 1974 adopted for Darwin's re below to 10 above Friday warming models with automatic transmission use it will auction off. .1 r a lA ilX /A n iA |li|^ reached wind speeds of up building now bars struc Are your talents so hidden, that they are Being U. S. Ambassador to the United Nations to 10 to 20 by Sunday. Higbs 15 to 25 and rear-wheel drive, and just about to 160 mph. 'The storm tures incapable of with lakes its toll. ‘ 'One pays a heavy price in personal Minor said the department has found'(l\^ r /V ^ I L J even a mystery to you? Glimpses north and 25 to 35 south. every part must be heavy-duty, but the that it is not cost-effective to keep a killed ,50 people and des standing cyclone-force gratification or satisfaction in terms of family Vermont: Snow tapering off supplier need not include flushing troyed 90 percent of the w inds. Would you like to find out what they are for life, in terms of financial rewards, " says Jeane Famed conductor Eugene Ormandy plans to be cruiser on the road much after it I'M XOUR. Ncvy Friday, then fair over the wee SAN ffiANClSCO lO^NVEn lights, sirens, radios, or cages for travels 65,000 miles. The frequency of better career possibilities? Kirkpatrick. in New York Jan. 10 to direct the I^iladelphia kend. Cold at the start with highs in m ailm an .... YOOR orchestra in concert at Carnegie Hall. The prisoners. breakdowns and repair costs In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, she the teens and lows 5 to 15, then ' The police department installs its OLD o n e j u s t Take MCC's credit course offering; said that "events have left me a sadder but wiser venerable conductor is 84 ... Harold Pinter and LOS skyrocket. highs in the 20s and low ,30s with own police equipment and paints It takes the department two or three SkjNEp A coNiieAcr' woman ... to hold a high level job in the U.S. Lady Antonia Fraser are in New York in lows in the teens Saturday and CAREER LIFE PLANNING (S.D. 101) government today is very difficult. It's very connection with the Roundabout Theatre Com WEST \ DALLA s \ J department identification on the years to put 65,000 miles on a cruiser. VNITH T H t NEWlCfflC Sunday. MPERATUHES \ iJ^I outside. Minor said. XNICKS., Monday evenings, 7-9:55 pm, trying and exacts a heavy price in personal life." pany's revival of the Pinter play “Old Times”. NEW O R L E A f'S Vernon Center Middle School 3 0 4 6 LtatkO ' o R '^ IN T E R Beginning January 23 High and low Fire Calls 50% More Power Plan now for your future, call 646-2137 The highest temperature re It's a tough lightweight COMMUHTV SEtmS DniSIOII ported Tuesday by the National that packs a mean punch. Almanac f " *v UPl V/EATHER FOTOCAST Wmdmtr CMMaHj Mbci Weather Service, excluding (Paramedics) Tuesday. 8 p.m. — elec It'll knock the stuffings U h*Nl SlTNt Manchester HwdMftor, CT 81848 2 Alaska and Hawaii, was76degrees Monday, 7:07 p.m. - trical fan fire, 40 Olcott St. out of winter! Today is Wednesday. Dec. 28, the at Presidio, Texas. Today's low National forecast Llghlwelghl 350 UHCC Monday, 8:33 a.m. — medical call, 51 Waddell (Town) 362nd day of 1982 with three to was 32 degrees below zero at Butte, dumpster fire. 45 N, Road (Paramedics) Tuesday. 8:08 p.m. — • Pow trlul 3’/i hp follow. Mont. For period ending 7 a.m. EST Thursday. During tonight, snow will be School St. (Eighth Monday, 8:21 p.m. — bioken water pipe. 128 4>cycie Rnglnc The moon is moving toward its expected In the Ohio Valley. Tennessee, and the North Atlantic Coast District) medical call, 42 Brook Parker St. (Town) • A uger clutch new phase. • 5 0 % more power States, changing to showers further east and south to the Middle Monday, 9:38 a.m. — field St. (Paramedics) Tuesday. 9.20 p.m. — The morning stars are Venus, • N o m ining fuel M odel 350 SALE Color phenomenon Atlantic Coast States. Rain showers will also be forecast for the broken water pipe, Man smoke alarm, 102 Colonial broken water pipe. 1 Her Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Pacific Northwest. Elsewhere weather will remain lair In general. chester Modes, Pine The evening star is Mercury. Drive (Town) itage Place. Main and Oak Color, an electromagnetic wave Minimum temperatures include: (maximum readings in parenthesis) Street (Town) Tuesday, 12:06 p.m. — streets (Town) 3 0 % TO 5 0 % OFF Those born on this date are under phenomenon, is a sensation pro Atlanta 15 (30), Boston 31 (51), Chicago 1 (14), Cleveland 5 (22), Monday, 11:34 a.m. — broken water pipe. 225 the sign of Capricorn. They include Tuesday, 9:30 p.m. — ENTIRE INVENTORY duced through the excitation of the Dallas 12 (33),"Denver 1 (29), Duluth -14 (8). Houston 15 (32), motor vehicle accident, Spencer St. (Town) medical call, 57 Charier L Big 8 Horsepower! Woodrow Wilson, 28th president of • Tw o-tlage partorm ance (EXCEPT PREVIOUS SALE MARKDOWNS) retina of the eye by rays of light. Jacksonville 45 .(63), Kansas City 0 (17), Little Rock 17 (32), Los near 73 Westerly St, Tuesday, 12:25 p.m. — Oak St. (Paramedics) A COMMERCIAL I the United States, in 1856; Spanish The colors of the spectrum may be Angeles 50 (68), Miami 68 (81), Minneapolis-08 (10), New Orleans 25 (Eighth medical call. Carter Wednesday, 3; 18 a.m. CCNTRACr WITH US • Powerful Bhpjwinterized | novelist Pio Baroja, in 1872, and produced by viewing a light beam District,Paramedics) 1WILU BRINijr VOL)/MORE Tecumteh engine (34), New York 31 (43), Phoenix 37 (62), San Francisco 47 (59), Seattle Street (Paramedics) — motor vehicle accident, • Cleart a big 24 ' path actor Martin Milner, in 1931. refracted by passage through a Monday, 1:57 p.m. — Tuesday, 1:50 p.m. — 305 Green Road (Town. BUSINESS FASTI On this date in history; prism, which breaks the light into 31 (44). St. Louis 3 (16). and Washington 34 (45). • Tough 2'flage deilgn service call, 83 Oak St. medical cull, 263 Olcott St. Paramedics) FAMILV WANT APS for greater throwing In 1832, John Calhoun, at odds component wave lengths. Custom (Town) (Paramedics) 1 with President Andrew Jackson, $ Free power arily the six primary colors of the Monday, 2:04 p.m. — • Electric became the first vice-president to spectrum are: red, orange, yellow, broken water pipe, Lydall , Start resign. green, blue and violet. Manchester Herald & Foulds, 615 Parker St. i Vv' In 1836, Spain recognized the Sugsttieii Llil ttt* B5 (Town) Papa Qind^ Eiecirtc Stih Fr«« independence of Mexico. Y our Sh ove l -SO 00 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Monday, 3:2.5 p.m. — In 1846, Iowa was admitted to the service call, 18 Whitney You Pay tS4S.SS I Union as the 29th state. Road (Town) In 1950, the 38th Parallel was USPS 327-500 VOL. cm. 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Dellyery tional news services and Is a Monday. 4:40 p.m. — , 358 W. Middle Tpki • For Pick-Up 228 Boston Tpke (Rt. 6 & 44A) Nc'v Hampshire: 5412 should be made by 5 p.m. Monday member of the Audit Bureau of Route 83, Vernon, CL through Friday and by 7:30 o.m. Circulations. service call. 40 Olcott St. Minchsitar Pirkide CaU: 646-8553 On Dec. 28, 1832, John Calhoun, at odds with President Rhode Island: 1588 M e n Iw M W e d . 10 9 M Thwre N i tO-9 U t « SO 9 M About 212,200 cubic feet of water Saturday. (Town) OBBMtfe Ouehtv Inn Melet SASBOie a second thunder over the Niagara Andrew Jackson, became the first vice president to Vciinimt: 847 Monday. 5:41 p.m. — “'"“’"643-9492 Falls. resign. Massachusetts: 1949 medical call, 91 Ridge St. 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Dec. 28, 1983 Pope forgives would-be assassin in ‘historic’ meeting
By Pegav Polk sweater and jeans. ANSA said. By Cynthia Plechowlak But Wall Street experts said the closures U.S. Steel said it will close the Cuyahoga United Press International "This. Is a secret that must The Milliyet newspaper said the United Press International were expected and probably overdue. Works near Cleveland: fabrication plants remain between him and me,” he pope's act showed a “ lack of Some affected plants already were in Pittsburgh and Ambridge, Pa., and ROME — Pope John Paul II said told his aides. respect" for the memory of the PITTSBURGH - U.S. Steel Corp.'s standing idle, and the company emphasized Elmira, N.Y.: ore operations in Wyoming his prison meeting with Turkish But speaking to women Inmates murdered editor, Abdi Ipecki. 'decision to close or partially close 30 steel that more than 10,800 of the 15,400 workers and Utah: five coal mines in Utah, gunman Mehmet All Agca, in in a separate part of the prison, he Agca, originally sent to the mills and mines at a loss of 15,000 jobs to be terminated were laid off previously. Kentucky and West Virginia; and specialty which the pontiff shook hands with said it is the third time he has maximum security prison at As- Infuriated steelworkers but raised hopes on But some steelworkers were angered at steel operations in Johnstown. Pa., Tren and forgave his vould-be assassin, pardoned Agca for shooting him coli Piceno In northern Italy, has Wall Street that the firm's steel operations U.S. Steel's handling of the announcement. ton, N.J., and Pittsburg, Calif. was an "historic day in my life.” May 13,1981, In St. Peter's Square. been in Rebibbia six months (or might finally crawl out of the red. Dean Bracken, president of USW Local Agca, a Moslem who once said he “ Today, after more than two questioning by Italian and Bulgar The No. 1 steelmaker announced Tuesday 1288 at the Johnstown, Pa., Works — one of The company also plans to close portions shot the pope because he was a years, I was able to meet my ian magistrates regarding his it will shut down all or part of 30 steel mills, the. plants slated for shutdown — said the of the following plants: the Fairfield, Ala.^ symbol of Christianity, bent one attacker and repeat the pardon, charge that Bulgarian secret iron ore and coal mines and other facilities, company told him to watch the evening Works; Fairless Works near Philadelphia; knee and kissed John Paul's hand which I immediately granted him agents plotted the attempt on the representing 16 percent of steelmaking news to discover his fate. the Gary plant, in Gary, Ind.; South Works Tuesday at the end of the 21-minute and which I was able to repeat in pope. capacity, by April 1984. "It is shocking." Bracken said. "A s late inChicagoo, the Geneva, Utah, Works; the public when it was possible from meeting in Agca's cell in the The dramatic meeting, ar 'The closings will lead to a $1.2 billion as Dec. 2, we met in Pittsburgh with U.S. Lorain Works near Cleveland; and the Rebibbia maximum security the hospital," the pope said. Steel and some people from the interna ranged at the pope's request, came pre-tax write-off and put more than 15, Clairton, Duquesne, Edgar Thomson, Ho prison. "This will remain for me a after John Paul conducted u employees out of work, the company said. tional (union). We thought we were in the mestead. National, and Irvin-Vandergrift historic day in my life as a man, us ” 1 have spoken to him as a prayer service in the prison chapel U.S. Steel Chairman David Roderick said process of negotiating to keep the plant plants, all near Pittsburgh. a Christian and as bishop of open.” brother whom I have pardoned and for about 400 of the prison's 1,500 the closings were "unavoidable in light of who enjoys my trust," a Vatican Rome,” he said, global, economic and market conditions in U.S. Steel lost $497 million on its steel U.S. Steel said it also will trim its male inmates. chemicals and agrichemicals businesses in spokesman quoted the pope as "The Lord made it possible for • steel.” business in the first nine months of 1983. The saying. us to meet as men, as brothers,” The inmates almost mobbed the ■ The cutbacks — the worst since U.S. Steel company lost $124 million in the third Florida and Aiabama, and withdraw from the rail business. One television cameraman the pope said. Agca, he said, pontiff as he walked along the aisle shut down 13 facilities in 1979 — had been quarter alone, but managed to turn a $52 filmed without sound and one still "made an attack on my life but from the rear ‘entrance to the anticipated since fall, but their magnitude million quarterly profit on the strength of photographer took pictures as the providence conducted things in its chapel and some knelt to kiss his UPI photo stunned some steelworkers. its Marathon Oil Co. subsidiary. pope, in white robes, shook the own way, which all would call ring. “ The decision ... comes as a crushing In 1982 — the U.S. industry's worst year U»S. steel Corp. Chairman David Roderick announces the The Welland Canal between lakes Ontario young Turk's hand, leaned his exceptional, 1 would even say blow to more than 15,000 of its employees since the Depression — U.S. Steel lost $361 In an address he said was aimed and Erie has eight locks to detour the head close to Agca to talk, gripped marvelous.” closing of all or part of some 20 steelmaking plants and related who are members of the United Steel million. The company's business has at prisoners “ all over the world.” 326-foot drop of Niagara Fails and the his arm and then patted him on the In Turkey, the newspaper whose facilities. He said the closings are part of an effort to cut the workers,” said USW acting president Lynn improved this year, but it is not expected to the pontiff said Jesus came "to rapids of the Niagara River. , shoulder in farewell. editor was murdered by Agca in company's losses. Williams. make money until 1984. UPI photo liberate man from the moral 2 The pope refused to disclose 1979 said the gunman was "not a Pope John Paul II shakes hand with his Mehmet AM Agca, in the latter's cell in what he said to Agca, 25, who was simple sinner, but a ferocious prison in which his passions wouuld-be assassin, the Turkish Rome. _ unshaven and dressed in a blue assiiss' " the Italian news agency confined him.” Congress studies bank fees U.S./W orld Jackson reconsidering visit to heip fiier WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Comptroller of the Currency, St or limit or restrict the amount of chairman of the House Banking Germain said, "It is clear the that charge...” Committee has ordered an investi- American consumer cannot rely St Germain said, "If the comp By Dennis G. Gulino gan said. "W e are doing everything we We've brought it from the back burner In ation of new service fees charged troller has his way, millions of United Press International can ... and it's possible that someone to the front burner,” he said several on the bank regulators for any y banks, saying customers are protection from unconscionable dollars in fees will be in the hands 8 with the best of intentions could change hours after attending what he des gbeing "nickeled and dimed to of national banks, not in the ‘Formal’ word awaited WASHINGTON — Democratic presi the balance unfavorably.” cribed as an “ amiable” State Depart charges" death.” pockets of American bank dential candidate Jesse Jackson, say Goodman's father, retired Air Force ment briefing. “ At a time of deregulation and CONCORD, N.H. — New Hampshire suppor Rep. Fernand St German, D- its supposed benefits to consu custom ers" ing he has accomplished much of what officer Robert Goodman Sr., also Goodman, 27, of Virginia Beach, Va.. ters of President Reagan say his unannounced R.I., cited a $2 charge planned by mers, I fear bank customers are he set out to do. reconsidered his plans indicated he would prefer Jackson let a black bombardier-navigator, was re-election drive may be legal now, but it's still banks In his home state for cashing In addition, St Germain said that to fly to Syria today to seek release of the government handle his son's fate. shot down Dec. 4 during a U.S. bombing being nickeled and dimed to death not "form al.” Social Security checks and a wait banks in his home state of Rhode captured U.S. airman Robert “ I do respect the Rev. Jackson raid over Syrian-held territory in by a whole host of new fees,” he Former state Senate President Robert Monier of up to four days before U.S. Island and other parts of the nation Goodman. tremendously. I don't want to seem Lebanon. Goodman, who also attended added. led a group of state Republicans — including Gov. Treasury checks are credited to The ruling affected several "in the finest holiday tradition" He called a news conference to ungrateful, but I do believe tbe best schools in Portsmouth, N.H., and John Sununu and former Gov. Lane Dwinell — to accounts. He said federal bank California banks sued by consu are planning to charge a $2 service discuss the matter further. chance of his release lies with the Skowhegan, Maine, is the only Am eri the Statehouse Tuesday officially to enter Reagan regulators are failing to protect mers who felt the fees charged for fee for cashing Social Security Jackson, who twice tried to reach policy the government is pursuing,” can prisoner of the Lebanese conflict. in New Hampshire's traditional first-in-the- consumers. checks for non-patrons. President Reagan by telephone Tues said the elder Goodman, who talked Even though Reagan told reporters returned checks were prohibited nation primary. St Germain Tuesday directed "Since the banks will also charge day, said he wanted Reagan to ask him with Jackson earlier in the day. he was willing td talk to Jackson, it under state law. But after submitting Reagan's candidacy Rep. Frank Annunzio, D-III., chair fees on any checking accounts personally not to go and said he Jackson said he did not plan to appeared the White House was reluc The comptroller's ruling stated, statement and the required $1,000 filing fee to the man of the consumer affairs opened, the only guarantee the probably would abide by such a negotiate with the Syrians, only to tant to let Reagan get directly involved. "A national bank may establish secretary of state, they said the "form al” subcommittee, to undertake the retired person has is the bank is request. carry a humanitarian plea for Good White House spokesman Larry any deposit account service ... candidacy announcement will come only from investigation. notwithstanding any state laws going to get a chunk of the check Earlier in the day, Reagan, who said man's release. Speakes, with Reagan in Los Angeles, Reagan. Citing a recent ruling by the which prohibit the charge assessed one way or another,” he said. “ This makes hiifl a legal candidate in New he would be willing to talk to Jackson, Jackson, who planned to leave for said Jackson's first call was referred to Hampshire." said"^onier, the president's state made clear that he thought Jackson's Damascus tonight, said he has already deputy chief of staff Michael Denver, .campaign coordinator. “ I think the statement trip was ill advised. succeeded in meeting some of his goals who suggested Jackson talk to State UPt photo stands by itself. Any formal announcement will " I would like to have some better by making the Goodman matter a top Department officials. Providence bar destroyed be handled by the White House.” understanding of what is contemplated priority. Speakes said Tuesday the adminis REV.JESSE JACKSON This orange encrusted in an ice cocoon Florida the last few days. Ice formed on Reagan will reportedly outline his re-election there because sometimes efforts of this "It's a real delicate matter and we're tration would brief Jackson furthei; plans in a teievised announcement in late kind can be counterproductive" Rea trying to be as sensitive as we can. should he go ahead with his trip. . . . might not visit is protected from the below-zero this Plymouth, Fla., orange tree wheen January. Gays shaken by bombing temperatures that have plagued central the sprinkler was left on. Withdrawal is urged Lebanon strife named top story of 1983 PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - going to make people want to hide dence in the police probe of the L'YNNFIELD, Mass. — Rep. Nicholas Mav- Members of the city's homosexual who they are and what they are,” blast, which scattered debris over roules, D-Mass., says he will try to get Congress WASHINGTON (U PI) - United The year's news stories were domi community say they are shaken by he said in a telephone interview 40 feet of the empty nightclub and Crews race sun to save fruit to force the immediate withdrawal of U.S. Press International subscribers have nated by overseas events, with only the bombing of a local gay bar and with UPI. tore holes in its 20-foot ceiling. But Marines from their "vuinerabie" posts in chosen the continuing strife in Le three strictly U.S. stories breaking into that they fear the explosion may he said it was difficult to protect B y United Press headed toward Florida, best thing that could boxes of oranges. Tbe Lebanon and have them moved to safer positions banon, highlighted by the bombings of the Top to — the U.S. economy, the also disrupt the progress of the gay McDermott, who is also coordi against such random incidents. International with freezing tempera happen. grapefruit crop — where on land or offshore. the Marine barracks and the U.S. breakup of AT&T and artificial heart movement in the area. nator of the Gay Hotline, said tures predicted in the "It's just like your re Texas was hit hardest — Mavroules, a member of the House Armed Embassy, as the top news story of 1983. recipient Barney Clark. Rev. George McDermott, a staff Tuesday he feared the incident The owner of La Cage, another Harvest crews raced northern tier of the citrus frigerator: If you've got was not significantly hurt Services Committee, also told a news conference In the balloting for the UPI Top Ten Editors also chose the Top 10 stories minister at the Metropolitan Life posed a threat for other minorities gay bar, said he feared the against rising tempera belt Thursday night. some perishable vegeta in Florida. Tuesday that the U.S. troops should eventually be stories of 1983, the fighting in Lebanon for Europe, the Middle East and Africa Community Church, decried Mon as well. bombing would make less visible tures to salvage freeze- The Florida Citrus bles and then put them in a Also hard hit were the replaced by “ what are perceived as more neutral narrowly edged the Soviet Union's — the Beirut bombings were in first day's blast at Club 40 East as an "Whether they be black, his- gays afraid to come out in public as damaged oranges in Flor Commission scheduled an hot room they spoil. The Tampa Bay area tropical international forces." shooting down a commercial Korean place: for Asia — the Soviets downing aggressive act against a basically panic, women or oriental, they are well as cause a dropoff in business ida today and Texas citrus emergency meeting and cool, dry weather helps fish farms, which supply E In the meantime, he said, " I would ask my "A ir Lines jetliner as the most signifi the KAL jetliner topped the list; and for non-violent people. in danger now too," he said. a t local homosexual and sugar cane growers public hearing Thursday hold down bacteria and 80 to 90 percent of the colleagues that the Marines be removed cant story. Latin America — the U.S. invasion of "This is the kind of thing that is McDermott said he had confi establishments. counted their losses at to consider an embargo on spoilage.” domestically grown fish immediately from tbeir vulnerable positions at The KAL disaster was chosen the top Grenada was the leader. $121 million from the fresh citrus shipments to Rain wouid slow work for North America. the (Beirut) airport to safer positions on land and headline value story, with the Lebanon Editors were asked to rank the Top to devastating Christmas assure no freeze- crews and probably cause In Texas, agriculture offshore.” fighting second. both in significance and headline value freeze. damaged fruit gets into the fruit to drop off the officials said the damage Mavroules said he would offer the plan when The U.S. invasion of the tiny from a nominations list of 50 events River Is its cleanest in 13 years In the Florida citrus the hands of consumers. trees faster, Knight said. tab of $121 million in the Congress returns next month from its recess. Caribbean island of Grenada was chosen by UPI editors. Room was groves, where tempera Gov. Bob Graham Officials were hestitant lower Rio Grande Val He said the replacements for the U.S. troops to set monetary amounts ley's worst freeze in 21 picked as the third most important provided on the ballot for write-in NORTHAMPTON, Mass. (UPI) profit conservation organization While avoiding specific recom tures plunged into the eased weight restrictions should come from individual countries, such as on crop losses, but Earl years did not take into story, both in significance and headline votes. — The Connecticut River Valley is Tuesday released a 65-page study mendations, the report calls for teens during the weekend, on trucks hauling citrus C Greece and Italy, not the United Nations, since Wells of Florida Citrus account losses to vegeta value. The Beirut bombings garnered 631 cleaner than it has been in more entitled “ Recovering the Valley: increased spending for protecting forecasters predicted and sugarcane to process the UN is viewed as a “ paper tiger.” points, with 24 first place ballots. The highs up to 80 and rain, ing plants to help speed Mutual, said Florida bles. ornamental plants, The UPI Top to stories for 1983 than 13 years, but dwindling An Environmental Status Report watershed areas, the reauthoriza- Mavroules also said President Reagan was KAL jetliner drew 584 points and 18 which industry officials the salvage operation. orange growers face aloe vera and other tropi reflated a year of heightened world federal funding threatens the of the Connecticut River Basin. lion of the federal Clean Water Act right in admitting responsibility for the terror first place ballots. said could cause the C.E. “ Pete" Knight, freeze fosses that could cal crops, tensions. Ranking fourth in balloting by progress of the past decade, 1970 to 1983.” next year and accelerated efforts bombing that claimed the lives of 241 U.S. freeze-damaged fruit to director of the state Div equal those of Texas, Ray Prewitt, executive newspaper editors and broadcast news The UPI Top to stories, signficance: according to a new study. The study was conducted over to decrease acid rain pollution, he Marines and servicemen. rot much more quickly. ision of Fruit and Vegeta California and Arizona director of Texas Citrus executives was the Soviet Union 1. Strife in Beirut, bombings of U.S, "Theg'e's been a tremendous the past 18 months by faculty and said. But he said others should share the blame for Citrus nipped by tbe ble Inspection for the combined. Mutual, said total eco breaking off of arms talks with the U.S. Embassy and Marine barracks 2. increase in water quality over the graduate students at the Univer Most importantly, the study failure to prevent the tragedy. freeze cannot be mar Department of Agricul Wells said the freeze nomic loss in the citrus in Geneva. Soviets down KAL jet 3. U.S. invades last 13 years,” said Terry Biunt, sity of Massachusetts in Amherst. concludes that unless federal "W e all share our responsibility,” he said. ture, said, " I f the weather may have cost Flofida industry could reach $100 Grenada 4. Soviets break off arms talks executive director of the Connecti It was aimed at evaluating how spending keeps pace, past gains keted fresh. But if it is Also on the list weyb such stories as picked before warm stays cool it would be the growers up to 27 million million. Slaying suspect is held 5. U.S. economy; deficits, recovery 6. cut RiverWatershed Council. "But efforts of the 1970s affected 11,260 could be lost, he said. the assassination ifiihe Philippines of Benigno Aquino killed in Manila 7. UPI photo by the same token, we may be acres of watershed area in Massa In 1970, an average of 35 cents weather rots it, the fruit BROOKLINE, Mass. — A 28-year-old resident • opposition leader Benigno Aquino, AT&T breakup: stock splits 8. Europe, A wounded Marine is rescued from the ruins of the starting period of back-sliding.” chusetts. Connecticut, New Hamp per resident of the valley was spent can be used by juice (BadEfiftaiMixyaiMfiaaiBaBaKecKfaitacfMBaicwsndaaeatGecEMndMEBXiMnaif U.S.Marine plants. of the Massachusetts School for the Blind who nuclear protests in Europe and the U.S. nuclear protests 9. Artificial heart barracks on Oct.23. UPI subscribers have picked the The Easthampton-based, non shire and Vermont, Blunt said. for the preservation of open space United States and the pact signed by trial ends as Clark dies 10. Lebanon, continuing along the river, he said. Another cold front was CLIP AND SAVE COUPONS I allegedly stabbed a woman to death because he strife in Lebanon as the top story of 1983. "just didn't like her” was being held today for Lebanon and Israel. Israel sign treaty. psychiatric observation. Good At Any Office Of Coupons t Bruno Barry Battle, a five-year resident of the expire Jen. 31,1984 | school who is also mentally retarded, had an Westmoreland releases docunents [(A DIVISION OF CARFST FACTORY OUTLRTS)! innocent plea entered for him during his arraignment Tuesday at Brookline District Court. He was ordered to undergo 20 days of 2N D 0X 1O SURPLUS CARPET CENTER MANCHESTER! observation at Bridgewater State Hospital and In $120-million suit against CBS 763 Main St. 643-11911 his case was continued until Jan. 13. ENLARGEMENT , POYOU RFALLV WHAT 191 Main St 643-1900 | Battle was arrested Sunday and charged in the I ^ By Henry David Rosso suit against CBS for its documen has been hurt by the television Exchange this ad for a coupon fSELlEVE THE WINDOW death of Mary King, 22, of Dracut, a school staff United Press International tary, "The Uncounted Enemy: A program. . SI6NS ATTHF . member. The woman had been stabbed repeat THEY 5AY?J I Vietnam Deception,” which sug " I f I were guilty as indicated by good for a FREE 2nd 8x10 fSORPLUS CNiPer CENTER. edly with kitchen and pocket knives and beaten I •RedeMnablTon day of order WASHINGTON - Gen. William gested Westmoreland withheld the broadcast, I could have been enlargement after January 8th. IN MANCMEsreie ? with a blunt instrument, police said. 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YOUR NEXT BIFOCAL Christmas night and left to wander streets in moreland is among three letters to anybody today that members of that "belie the broadcast's pre qODAY5 SAME AS CASH, bitter cold until rescued by police. said to be from Crile to Wallace, the war command responsible (or mise” from four senior officials PRESCRIPTION LENSES The DYS said Tuesday an employee of Dare Walk-in Registration ^ op TO 3YEARS ID FAY ’lO.OO although none bears a signature or implementing American policy in who were directly involved with Inc., a private non-profit agency with foster care initials. Vietnam are rallying together to the war — former Secretary of 1^ expIrM 1-31-8r^ contracts with the state, was suspended because for one or more courses WITH PAYMENT Kcnr Westmoreland called the evi defend that policy," Scanlon said. State Dean Rusk, former Defense SURPLUS of the incident. The Dare employee reportedly dence in the documents “ shock-1 Scanlon also released a series of Secretary. Robert McNamara and Due TlLFEBRUW y/,- CARPET CEMTER told the foster mother to keep the youth out of her by individuals who have not MH I ing” and charged CBS still is affidavits from officers under former CIA directors Richard home in Boston's Roxbury section because he did HONEST/ FOR EXCESS trying to destroy his military Westmoreland, "all of which Helms and William Colby. not get home before a curfew. previously registered in v e n t o r y pro m YOUR NEXT SAVE record. swear to their involvement in a Some of the documents were also The youth, Timothy Lennox, tried to find C.FO. SIORES- CONTACT The documents are part of cover-up." filed in U.S. District Court in New shelter with friends he had visited earlier that Westmoreland's $120 million libel Westmoreland was asked how he York. Last possible dates for registration are: PART ROLLS, PRESCRIPTION LENSES II night in Lynn, about 12 miles north of Boston, but FULL ROLLS, ’40.00 I his friends did not answer the door. January 5, 9, 10 f •xpIrM 1-31-34 I Dressed in a light ski parka, corduroys and 647 -99 4 6 SURPLUS CARPCT DROP COLORS, sneakers, he then wandered Lynn streets for 45 Baby pilot whale ‘doing fine’ 1 pm to 7 pm CEMTER ETC., AND MH I ! minutes in near zero-degree weather and a wind in the 305 BROAD STREET chill of minus-25 until rescued by police. BREWSTER, Mass, (U PI) - A she learns how to teed herself, said Noel would have continued nursing TO SUBSCRIBE INSTALLATION Registrar's Office on the Main Campus MANCHESTER, CT. SAVE Lennox, in DYS custody since October 1982 for nursing 7-foot pilot whale, who lost George King, owner of the Sealand ' for another four months if not for 2 doors from Manchttltr AAA ^ PAD FOR. YOUR NEXT larceny, was “ crying, in severe pain and unable her mother during a mass beach of Cape Cod aquarium. The 350- the beaching. 649-9199 to walk” when he flagged down a police cruiser, ing in which 21 whales died, was. pound whale, believed to be 12 to 15 TODAY! Blood samples have been taken SUN. 12-S • MT.IO-S • WUKOATS lO-t ONLY ♦l.OOsq.vHvi PRESCRIPTION police said. "doing fine” Tuesday while learn months old, was still nursing on | S $ 4 0 .0 0 i from the baby whale in hopes of U iq. yd mkiknum iMisSaSan snd rsdi-llow. He was treated at Lynn Hospital for exposure, ing how to adapt to her new mother's milk before Friday's Sosm •iSs. Wsmnsnii nor IncfciSsdJ •xpIrM 1-31-84 I determining why she and the released and then spent the night in police environment. beaching on a Wellfleel marsh. k MWmun FInmolns Frognm MOdSd headquarters. Noel, named for the holiday "W e have to teach her that this is others beached themselves and season, will be force-fed fish until good for her,” said King, adding what treatment she requires. L h c c 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Dec. 28, 1983 OPINION Groups seek Connecticut full GTB In Brief Energy grants awarded Bv Susan E. Kinsman Valeriano was convicted of fel obtained by police after unlawful Jack United Press International ony murder for hiring Julian seizure or exclude certain other from O’Neill HARTFORD — Schools in Coventry and eight Taylor, later the principal witness testimony; and his lawyer’s fail Weicker not candid about his pians other communities and Yale University will Anderson HARTFORD — Connecticut’s against him, to set fire to another ure to provide him with effective share almost $600,000 in grants for energy Supreme Court has rejected two New Haven apartment building. assistance. Bv Mark A. Dupuis conservation projects, state officials said today. appeals of the state's felony Six-month-old 'Tashika Nelson died Connecticut's new arson-murder U.S. Senator Lowell Weicker accommodation be must stay on Ice that long with United Press International The grants will be financed with funds from the murder law after interpreting a of her injuries a year after the Jan. law does not contain the controver says he knows why he and state’s share of a settlement in a lawsuit between law in Connecticut. the Secretary of the State's controversial phrase about how a 14, 1977, fire. sial phrase. "W e view the omission Ronald Reagan do so well with HARTFORD — Leaders of the state's chief the federal government and several oil compan death committed in the course of a At the time of both f i res, a person office before taking effect. ... as a legislative recognition that the voters of Connecticut, municipal lobby and Its largest teachers' union got no ies accused of price and allocation violations, the felony relates to the crime. could be found guilty of felony u!.,.;. :*•;> nrsnnist himself causes a Capitol Comments REPUBLICANS at the organ Weicker is working overtime though the two Republicans are L- - V commitments from Gov. William O'Neill on requests Governor’s Office said. The rulings Monday were issued murder "when acting either alone death during the course of commit izational level expect to lay out to convince Republicans a|id the to the governor for more state aid for education and In addition to Yaie, the matching grants will be on separate appeals filed by James or with one or more persons, he ting that crime it would be a rare a political odd couple much of B o b C o n ra d about $50,000 to cover costs of media that it's all up to the party other programs. given to schools in Coventry, Hamden, Hartford, Young and Armando Valeriano, commits or attempts to com m it... case where the death would not the time. pursuing their court case. They — that he Isn't twisting any Beware Representatives of the Connecticut Conference of Monroe, New Britain, Stafford, Wethersfield, both of New Haven, and upheld arson ... and in the course of and in also be 'in furtherance,"’ the Weicker says he and the Syndicated Columnist fully expect to encounter set arms to line up support for his Municipalities and Connecticut Education Associa Wilton and Windsor, officials said. lower court decisions. -Justice the furtherance of such crime or justices said. President are seen as politi backs, so they also expect to plan at the convention. tion met separately with O’Neill Tuesday and came Ellen A. Peters dissented in both flight therefrom he, or another In the Valeriano appeal, they cians who “ tell it like it is,” and bump this case right up to the The senator cannot allow the of war away saying they hadn't asked for any specific cases. participant, causes the death of a said the felony murder law re the people appreciate that. commitments and didn't get any. U.S. Supreme Court. Don't hold slightest suggestion that he is Sewer dumping backed person other than one of the quired only “ an intention to Reagan, says Weicker, is The record bears that out. alter a dozen years of what he your breath until that happens, Both groups said their talks with the governor were Both men were convicted of participants ..." commit the underlying felony upon engineering the change for aimed more at beginning what they hoped would be an HARTFORD — A citizens' conservation group going to win next year and take So it pains me to express the calls "exile," Lowell Weicker but the Republicans believe felony murder for separate arson Both men challenged the lower which the felony murder charge is personal benefit, and we can souvenirs ongoing discussion of issues with O'Neill through the says it supports plans by the city of Springfield, this state again because voters feeling that Lowell Weicker is has worked for this major step they can plead for speedy fires in which two children died of courts' instructions to the jury predicated." certainly go along with that coming legislative session, which begins in February. Mass., to dump 80 million gallons of untreated about the phrase “ in the further know he is "willing to stand up not really "telling it like it is" by his party. consideration — speedy enough smoke inhalation. Young, accused "We also held that the 'in argument. “ I didn’t ask for any commitments and he didn't sewage into the Connecticut River while repairs of setting fire to a three-story ance of.” and be counted," when he persists in saying “ no" He calls it the key to becoming to help them in 1984 primaries. WASHINGTON - This season is furtherance’ phrase functions But if this plan Is ever give any commitments,” said CCM Executive are made to the city .sewage system. apartment building March 2, 1979, "The trial court did not err when, primarily as a limitation on the' Weicker likes to be known as to running for governor in 1986. the majority party in Connecti The Republican budget for an appropriate time to give your cemented in place and Republi Director Joel Cogen. “ I was just sharing with him our The Connecticut River Watershed Council, said also was convicted of first-degree in charging the jury, it equated 'in vicarious liability of an accom that kind of a guy, too. He loves With all due respect, I believe cut again, and he predicts flatly self and your loved ones the 1984, incidentally, was beefed cans can open the gates to view of priorities." the discharge, part of Springfield’s plan to repair arson. furtherance o f with 'in the natural plice, such as the defendant in this to tell an interviewer how Weicker is blowing a lot of that the GOP will gain control of up to $627,000 earlier this month Connecticut's half-million unaf greatest gift of all — by asking He said the municipal lobby, which represents 67 its York Street pumping station, should be Keiya McDuffie, 3, died in the progression o f " the crime, the case, who does not perform the people push toward him on the smoke on this one. I understand the governor's office and the — a good $100,000 or more filiated voters, wouldn't that be your police department or nearest cities and towns with 73 percent of the state’s allowed because more expensive alternatives fire and Robert Smith, another justices ruled in the Young case. homicidal act ...,” the high court street and say they don't always his reason, and I buy it population, put among its priorities for the coming would leave the sewer system’s long-term Legislature in 1986 if the rules higher than the current budget. grand for a political veteran military base to check out any war occupant, was seriously injured They also rejected Young’s other said. 2 problems unsolved. agree with him but by gosh they completely. change is adopted. Part of that 1984 figure includes souvenirs you may have in your ■ legislative session grants to communities and when he jumped from the building claims the trial court erred: by The justices also rejected Valeri- who has always drawn well controlling health care costs. "It might be worth it to spend $1 million and know he's got guts, to use his Weicker has one big wide a sort of layaway plan for the home. to escape the flames. Young later amending the information charg ano’s claim the trial court erred by from those ranks? Both Cogen and two top leaders of the Connecticut have completely fixed the system, but it word for it. river to cross before he can Of course, there are other This warning comes from the confessed he set the fire for owner ing him with first-degree arson; in not instructing the jury on an gubernatorial race in 1986 — Weicker says it would enable Education Association told O’Neill their groups wouldn’ t,” said Terry Blunt, the group's I can confirm that, after come off thfs nonsense about Morris Sacks, who promised him its presumption of sanity: by affirmative defense to felony steps to be taken, too. Republi some $100,000. the party to win with "ordi heart. My associate Dale Van Atta, wanted the state to complete financing of the executive director. pushing my short legs behind $10,000 for the job. refusing to suppress confessions muder, as the law allows. 1986, And that is the special cans know they have no chance The betting at present is that nary" candidates. his wife and two children lived in Guaranteed Tax Base program of education grants to “ Personally I would like to do everything 1 can the tall man from Greenwich as GOP state convention on Jan. of convincing the Democratic Weicker's plan will fly at the At that point I put the weed mortal danger for several months communities. to prevent the discharge, but we do have to put he strides along the campaign 14. legislature to amend state elec convention next month. Even down. The thought of such a without knowing it. A cluster The GTB program was originally envisioned to this in perspective," he said Tuesday at if news trail. They do indeed reach for Weicker's proposal to open tion law, which now buns diehard opponents concede they change makes me giddy bomblet he brought back from phase in over five years state grants to equalize the conference in Hartford. Legislators consider changes his hand and say they like the Republican primaries to unaf unaffiliuted voters from parti have little hope of blocking it. A Lebanon last year and stashed on a amount of money spent on education from town to 8 enough. way he stands up to anybody. town across the state. filiated voters is on the line then, san primaries. companion proposal to abandon But to discount Weicker as an shelf in his garage turned out not to Greenwich man indicted and it is of the utmost impor So, us Weicker says, the GOP nominating conventions in fa have been defused as he had It has since been spread out to a seven-year phase-in obvious and probable candidate with completion set for the next fiscal year, which NEW YORK — A Connecticut man was indicted in emissions test procedure W EICKER IS UNBEATEN at tance to him (he'll say it is a will take its case to court. vor of direct primaries is thought. for the big job in 1986? Sorry, not begins July I, 1984, at a cost of about $45 million more Tuesday on charges he tricked four investors into the polls in more than 20 years of critical decision for the party) Precisely two months after the probably dead. yet. And if you press him. to the state. giving him more than $2(X),000. making provision for "hardship” running because he is, along that it be approved. special convention approves the The 2-month waiting period IF A FIR E or careless handling Bv M ark A. Dupuis Transportation Com m ittee to Weicker won't rule himself out, Cogen, CEA President Robert Egan and CEA JameS Masiello, 38, of Greenwich is accused of cases in retests and for people who with the image he works so hard Since taking over the Republi rules change, the GOP will go before filing in federal court is had detonated the live shell, it United Press International scrap it. either. (Syndicated by The Executive Secretary Thomas Mondani said O'Neill securities fraud and interstate transportation of He said there were some sub do work to vehicles before the test. to cultivate, a good candidate. can party apparatus a year ago into federal court to ask that this required because rules changes Herald of New Britain.) would have demolished his house gave no commitment to support so-called full funding money. HARTFORD — State lawmak committee members advocating The hardship issue involves and anyone in it. The 13-inch-long, for the GTB program next year, saying his budget According to the grand jury indictment repeal, but added, “ I would say the motorists whose vehicles fail the returned in U.S. District Court in Manhattan. ers studying Connecticut's auto bell-shaped Rockeye bomblet was proposals were still being prepared. general consensus was they were test and can't get back within the The two CEA officials said they also discussed with Masiello entered into "partnierships” for securi emissions testing program proba In Manchester i-'mt QM)MD$i>itfiatHf«* armed with a "shape charge" bly won't urge its repeal but may not going to recommend repeal." allowed 30 days for a free retest designed to penetrate a foot of tank O’Neill a five-year, $200 million Department of ties trading with his victims in which he told them Factors weighing against repeal and then have to pay the $10 test fee they would split 50 percent of the profits. recommend some changes to ad armor, allowing the main charge Education plan for improving public education in were the threatened loss of mil again. Connecticut. He tricked them into turning over their money dress corpplaints about the year- to explode inside the tank. old program, the head of the study lions of dollars in federal funds and Mondani and Egan, like Cogen. .said they didn’t ask and securities as "collateral" to secure stock The little bomb was given to my said. a feeling more time was needed to Eggs, a remarkable storehouse for and didn't receive any commitments at the trading, the indictment said, but kept the money. of nutrients, are among the few A cold place associate by Palestine Liberation Rep. Gerald Crean Jr., D- see how the program was working, The scheme earned Masiello more than $200,000 meeting. "General give and take." was how Mondani Crean said. foods that contain natural vitamin Organization leader Yasir Arafat over the past three years. Assistant U.S. Attorney Southington, chairman of a Legis summarized the session. He said two areas for possible D. Each man, woman and child in as evidence that the Israelis were “ The only commitment was to continue this type of Michael Feldberg .said. lative subcommittee studying the emissions program, said "Tuesday change expected to be included in the United States eats an average using American-made cluster dialogue." said Mondani, whose organization is the in the daytime the panel isn't likely to urge the full the preliminary report were; of more than 300 eggs annually. bombs. Arafat obviously thought state's largest teachers’ union with 26,000 members. Testo pays off debt It was 8 a.m. Christmas Those who live within walk the bomb had been defused, and Cogen said he also spoke with O'Neill about Israeli military officers later gave controlling health care costs, increasing state BRIDGEPORT — State Appellate Court Judge Eve. ing distance of the homeless payments to towns for property exempt from it a cursory check and let it pass. Robert J. Testo has paid the city of Bridgeport The temperature hovered shelter in the East Side property taxes and resuming urban aid grants Man found guilty of murder Months later, at the urging of a $15,000 for a tax bill that had been delinquent for eliminated in 1981. 10 years. in the 20s, but the wind made Recreation Center have be thoughtful Pentagon officer, Lt. sentneed January 30. The jury returning form a An attorney representing Testo brought a HARTFORD (UPI) - A Hart it seem much colder than come more aware in recent The penally for muider ranges three-day Christmas break, Tues Col. Mark Foutch, my associate check for the entire amount — $15,014 — to ford Superior Court jury has found from 25 years in prison to a life day asked the court reporter to that. days of the presence of these belatedly called the 57th Ordnance ^ Bridgeport's tax collector last Friday. The Joseph Silva guilty in the 1981 sentence, said Assistant State's read two sections of testimony. The man in the dirty green homeless types. Detachment at Fort Belvoir, Va.7" Center's kids money was deposited into the city’s bank account slaying of Jeffrey Glass, a Glaston Attorney James E. Thomas. One section was the testimony of to have the device checked out. The „ Tuesday. bury condominium caretaker. parka leaned against the They are not pretty sights. During the trial, witnesses testi Silva's alibi witness. Terrence "W e’re happy to hear about it. It will be in the The jury of six men and six front door of the Mary Cheney They are a painful reminder, two Army experts who took the fied Silva had told them he Kitchen, who said he and Silva had to Disiiey World bank today," Martin Wollner, the city's Assistant women returned the verdict at 4:37 bomb away to detonate on a firin g" discussed plans to murder Jeffrey been drinking in Manchester and Library. Two brown paper in fact, that not everyone in Tax Collector said Tuesday, The city had been p.m. Tuesday, ending four days of range said: "Y ou ’re lucky to be deliberations, Glass with Glass's estranged wife. Vernon bars on the night of the bags — his belongings — America has a warm place to HAMDEN (U PI) - The May. It was announced prepared to begin foreclosure proceedings on a alive." Silva, an unmeployed East Hart Glass was shot to death Jan. 10. murder. Children's Center accepts Dec. 20 at the center's two-family house owned bv Testo. rested beside him. It didn’t stay during the day. ford house painter, was returned to 1981, outside the Hale Farm Police maintained Silva had left the kind of kid whose Christmas dinner. The take unusual powers of obser Store owners along Main OTHERS HAVE NOT been so the Hartford Correctional Center condominiums, where he lived and the Torch Light Cafe in Newington mother left him in a place hasn't been the worked. at 9:15 p.m.. E vation to see that the man had Street have become more lucky. Unexploded ordnance from same since. FOR A MESSAGE OF on $500,000 bond. He will be Burger King and so when CHRISTIAN HOPE ANO LOVE nowhere else to go. aware of the homeless ones, World War II, Korea and Vietnam it says it's taking 50 of For the staff members Across the street, the Sal too. Often, these pathetic men — even from World War I and the them to Disney World in who will accompany the NOTICE Open fonim / Readers' views Civil War — is still capable of kids and pay $100 for the rAN evening in par is?^ vation Arm y’s Citadel beck and women wander into OHando, Fla., some peo Probate Court is open t r u m n ROBERT D. GREENBERG, M.D. detonating with tragic results. ple might want to know privilege, it translates for conferences with the A M l i i l i ^ 0 Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 Spend your Tuesdays in Vernon this oned. But the free Christmas stores, pretending to browse Consider these examples from why. The people at the into a five-day trip with a judge from 6:30 P.M. to Cnttf CNgriptiMMl Ckifck collection of emotionally M m cM tir Spring and feel like you’re in Paris ... Eve meal was several hours until a clerk tells them there Army files: center simply say why 8 P.M. on Thursday DERMATOLOGY away and the man had to is no loitering allowed. • Earlier this month, two 8- not. disturbed children that nights. Appointments "T ell me why they dpn't isn't part of the job year-old boys in San Diego were suggested. Night CALDWELL \NNOt \(;ESTHEREI.OC5TIO\ ofhisofeicetothe C occupy himself until then. description. ELEMENTARY FRENCH I On an ordinary winter day. The finest? killed by the explosion of a World deserve to go," says Ar- telephone number: 647- So he stood his lonely vigil, tl^ur Avitabile, an assist It's not going to be any OIL keeping warm during the day A disgusting article War II mortar round they had 3227. (Prtc* tub^Bct to ChaigB) An MCC credit course offering waiting for the library to To the Editor; ant to Brian F. Lyncb, the free ride for the kids, William E. FitzGerald Vernon Medical A rts Building is a challenge. For many of found on an old Marine firing either. "Each child will open. Manchester's finest strikes To the Editor: we stil 1 ha ve need for love in this executive director at the llldcp nf Proh.tle 98.’ C.O.D. range. have to put $50 toward the Tuesday evenings, 7-9:55 pm, these people, the challenge is again! "W e function as normal! " When something as happy as world. center, founded in 1883 6 4 9 - U 4 1 artford urnpike Manchester has become • Four boys in Pittsburgh were trip. To our kids $.50 is a 357 H T all part of the peculiar What as taxpayers in town do we Cabbage Patch Kids come when a dying widow known as a town that wel killed when a missile they were named Daniels asked major thing. Vernon Center Middle School lifestyle they lead. When have to do to get Manchester’s along, why must we look for Let’s nurture and expand on comes the homeless. Since playing with exploded. The par clergymen visiting her Vernon, Connecticut 06066 temperatures are sub-zero, finest to take the time to investi ways to destroy them? the good feelings these "kids” Beginning January 24. ents had thought it was a practice ' Poverty Square home to the homeless shelter opened gate an accident? It seems to me The Manchester Herald’s generate rather than think of though, the challenge can round (which is no guarantee that take care of her four here last year, dozens of that a pile-up is very serious! Dec. 20 article was a disgusting ways to destroy them. Reserve Your Evening Now, call 646-2137 often turn into a deadly something is harmiess). children. They called it PapaQinolk people have taken advantage 1 was driving on Doming Street attempt at humor. the New Haven Society for CRMHiin sancfs hmson O f f ic e H o u r s T e l e p h o n e nightmare. • In Beach Grove, Ind., twb of the free night's shelter and in Manchester Monday morning at Public acceptance and de Ted and Carol Lingard the Relief of Orphans and 10-year-old boys were killed and NMMAInst B y A p p o in t m e n t 871-9441 On a day like Saturday, few 6:35 a.m. Dec. 12 (when a 12-car mand for these "kids" proves 77 Woodland St. Destitute Children. food. five playmates wounded when one y Mnskwtw. CT WSM j choices exist, especially accident occurred). For one thing, some But who welcomes these of them dropped a rifle grenade. Have a Happy Holiday LAiCC when the stores close. It appears to me that the town of might say the money people during the day? • In Colorado Springs an 11- Manchester should consider laying could be better spent. year-old boy staggered into his "But you have to give Mary Cheney Library does, At the East Side Recreation off about ,50 percent of the warm ‘Patch’ was good satire PIZZA PARTY! home, his hands blown off and his kids opportunities for for one thing. Its reading Center, such “ loiterers” are bodies that make roll call an oilier Lw^e or Thick Rin Pizza. body torn apart by grenade frag fun,” says Streeter Sei room has become a haven for discouraged. Until the shelter everyday duty. One afternoon early in the week. expire* 1/8/84. Liout 1 per per*on. ments. He cried, "Mom m y, I ’m dell, an administrator. some of those who have It is of my opinion that the town On a Tuesday, as I recall, Not good on specials. opens for the evening, these dead!" — and died minutes later. "W hy children in a resi of Manchester could retain some of • I retreived my daily Herald dential treatment center nowhere else to go during the men and women must stand He had pulled the pin on a grenade with this coupon its tax dollars by appointing a From mail basket which acts as catch-all. can't have that, I just day — to the chagrin, per outside. he thought was a toy. resident trooper. It contained delicious humor don’t know. Because you Take-Out or Eat-In haps, of regular patrons who Where can they go? • In Manitou Springs, Colo., an The officer on the scene said all 'Bout an object which drives us batty: can't live at home and you 8-year-old boy, his sister and two aren’t prepared for such It is a question with no the cars involved had been going Being lately hawked ad nauseum. have some problems, 358 w. Midilli Tpkr For Pick-Up playmates were using a 37mm sights or smells. answers. too fast. If there were 12 cars Inciting letters sounding catty. doesn't mean you should Minchnitr Pirki^ * CaU: 646-8553 tank shell to punch a hole in a be punished." he said. 2 involved, why was one driver The piece about the Cabbage Patch, cardboard box. The shell exploded It's settled. The kids are singled out? What were the names "50 Ways to Kill the Kid," 1 and killed the boy. going to Disney World in of the other people involved? Evoked a laughter in my bosom. Berry's World • In Great Falls, Mont., a. "Public Record!" Put the ridiculous to skid. 4-year-old girl was rummaging: Who is running the Manchester One wrote, compared the Focus Staff through a box in her home anff; Police Department? Gary Wood To the slckie. Marquis de Sade: dropped a supposedly empty : the spokesman, or Chief R. Another bemoaned the ridicule mof tar round on the floor. She was- Lannon? At time of joy on Earthly glade. killed in the explosion. !•' P S. 6:45 a.m. Was it time to have But my thoughts about the Cabbage Patch, An Army poster headline says Snap! Click. Flash. Photo Finish. Your coffee and get off so-called duty'.’ Ways of getting one filling the air. SC Seems summed up by the wealthy gentle man all: "Wanted for Murder — Expl(C photo process deserves our photo Howard August sive War Trophies that Kill and: Who bought four for $900 air fare; process. 113 No. School S't. Injure Our Children.” I think of all the purchasers. At FROMEX, we analyze your film There are more than 800 Armyj During season of kindness and joy. ulc cut hair for your ego nok our/. explosive experts who will check"' frame by frame, not roll by roll. What's Who fight and maim and cheat on others Good laugh out potentially deadly exp losive more, you can count on great quality, To buy a little, ugly toy. devices in your home. Safe items^ because our trEiined technicians use To the Editor: The kids all want one, that's for sure. will be returned to you. J I enjoyed all of the letters the And on this I must agree; only Kodak paper and chemicals for the All you have to do to make surqj Manchester Herald printed in the Yet only in America. UJHRT IS fl JV p C fC Ill ? good look. Nobody but FROMEX gives that the souvenir is safe is to cal|h Christmas Memories contest, but I The land of rich, and brave, and free. you quality and 1 hour developing at no your local police department;' fl./vpcicut 1/ Cu/tom D^/igncd got a tremendous kick out of the The ones who wrote complaining odes extra cost. one sent ih by Elsie "B iz” About psychosis, poor taste, and "sick". n J u p C K U t y Prcci/k>n Cut This Holiday season^make every Swensson. It really jogged my Should certainly have realized memory. It was reaction much too quick; Letters policy n J V p C f C U l y a Pinl/hcd Product click count. FROMEX. Snappy photos finished Unbelievable as it seems, I had For the jibes contained in “ 50 Ways" The Manchester Herald y completely forgotten about those Weren’t aimed at dolls or those who bought ’em. welcomes letters to the n > v p c r c u l for (Tkn.UJomen ft Children in a flash. cartons containing 36 Tasty Yeast But rather at friends, acquaintances. editor. bars, which I also ate as a child. Local situations, and those who thought 'em. Letters should be brief and A / U p C f C U t i/Beoutiful f W tttfarm i Mancbeiter Downtown Hartford The words' of the song -- which I So, now remember, my dear friends. to the point. They should be Weitfarms Mnll Manchester 290 Trumbull St typed or neatly hand-written, (iowei level- Parkade (AcroBS from hadn't thought of in many years — When you read an article delicious. ond..Q .A fp c rc u t it oluioy/ Open 7 days a Civic Center) and, for ease in editing, next to Lcud 8t came immediately into my mind. Read it twice, and maybe three times o’er. Taylor) week Mon.rFn. B-6 Thanks for giving me a good For the Herald is never vicious. should be double-spaced Open 7 days a. 647-1080 Sat 9;30-B The Herald reserves the week 5 27-4687 laugh! 384-A W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE right to edit letters in the 649-2411 HOUBS n . ■, ■ ■ .-'1 521-9438 John Bossidy MOB fRI B K MANCur.strn (Manchester Parkade) interests of brevity, clarity S«I 9 f Mrs. Marjorie Glenney 61 Cambridge St. and taste. Disc film processed m one hour at Westfarms Mall and Manchester only Coventry
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■ r 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Dec. 28, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Dec. 28, 1983 - 9 At SAYS Loult F. Fox St. James Cemetery. Friends may short illness. He was the husband smars ... Louis F. Fox, 69, of 59 Waddell call at the funeral home Thursday SPORTS of Ellen (Person) Anderson and Road, died Monday at Manchester from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. the father of George Anderson of MILLION DOLLAR Memorial Hospital. He was the Memorial donations may be Coventry and Nancy Gocht of husband of Lucille (Beecher) Fox. made to the American Heart Manchester. He was born Nov. 4, 1914 in Association. 310 Collins St., He also leaves a brother, Paul .Greenport, N.Y. He had lived in Hartford. Tech overcomes MCC in Rotary Classic Anderson of Newington; a sister, Avon and Canton before moving to Laura Nygaard of St. Petersburg, Manchester last August. He was Fla.; five grandchildren: and self-employed, having owned and Samuel J. Grlmoson several nieces and nephews. operated Fox's Restaurant in Samuel J. Grimason, 80, of Funeral services will be Thurs W arehouse Norwalk will be opponent Avon. He was a member of the Wethersfield, died Monday at day at 11 a.m. atErickson-Hansen Knights of Columbus and was a Hartford Hospital. He was the & Sons Funeral Home, 5 Hart St., past grand knight of Avon Council husband of Mary (Porter) New Britain, Burial will be in for Tech In championship 4376. Grimason. Fairview Cemetery. Friends may Gigantic Savings on Besides his wife he leaves two He was born in Manchester and call at the funeral home Thursday By Bill Dumas Cougar lead. sons, James Fox of Manchester had lived in Manchester and from 10 a.m. until the time of the Our Warehouse-Wide Correspondent With three and a half minutes and Robert Fox of Glastonbury; Hartford before moving to We service. 1 remaining. Tech evened the score three brothers, John Fox of Hud thersfield in 1948. Before retiring Memorial donations may be Stock of Famous Brand Hartford State Tech overcame a at 71. and took its first lead since son, N.Y. William Fox of Rich he had been employed as a made to Bethany Covenant nine-point second half deficit to the opening minute of play when it mond, Calif., and Joseph Fox of plumber and steamfitter for G. Church, 19 Franklin Square, New ' Appliances, post an 81-75 win over Manchester went up by 73-71 with 2; 40 to play. Long Island, N.Y.; two sisters, Fox and Co., for 25 years. Britain, Community College Tue.sday night Neely converted five consecu Theresa Suran of Whiting, N.J., Besides his wife, he leaves a TV's and Stereos! in the first round of the second tive free throws in the final minute and Anna Rowen of Hudson, N.Y.; daughter, Gloria Loewenthal of George A. Wenzel annual MCC-Rotary Club Basket and a half to boost Tech to its final and two grandchildren. New York City; and two grand George A. Wenzel, 56, of West IJ 5 U D elivery FREE Removal of Old Appliance ball Classic at East Catholic High 81-75 advantage. Funeral services will be Thurs children in New York; and several Hurley, N.Y., formerly of Man School. Tech will play for the MCC lost its rebounding strength day at 10:15 a.m. from the Vincent nieces and nephews in chester and Hartford, died Tues ^ rv ic ^ *FREE Installcitioh *ExceDf Built-Ins tournament title tonight at 8 p.m. when Scott Sweeney, the Cougars’ Funeral Home, 120 Albany Turn Manchester. day at Basser Brothers Hospital in against Norwalk Community Col 6-foot-7 center, fouled out with five pike, Canton, with a mass of Private funeral services for Poughkeepsie, N.Y, He was the lege. which defeated Hesser Col and a half minutes to play. The Christian burial at 11 a.m. in St. family and close friends will be husband of Betty Virelli Wenzel. lege of Manchester, N.H., 71-54, in Cougars also lost Emerson via the 2 Ann’s Church, Avon. Burial will be held Friday at 2 p.m at the Holmes Tuesday night’s opener. He was born in Hartford on May foul route with a minute and a half .in St. Ann's Cemetery. Friends Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Burial 2,1927 and had lived in Manchester J MCC and Hesser College will to play and the score 74-73 in Tech’s 2 may call at the funeral home today will be in East Cemetery. Memor for many years with his uncle, meet in tonight’s consolation at 6 favor. from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ial donations may be made to a Albert L. Schulze of Olcott Street. 8 HR VHS. p.m. Christie had 25 points to lead charity of the donor’s choice. He was a Marine Corps veteran of Hartford State Tech made up a Tech. Neely had 22 points and 15 World War II and the Korean VIDEO RECOIOER______60-51 deficit in the final eight and a rebounds. Ethel M. Hennequin Conflict. He was employed as an ■ ■ Remota CantrAl half minutes to spoil the sea.son MCC was topped by Brooks, who Ethel M. (Southerlin) Henne Lester J. Stone engineer with National Micronet- opener for the host Cougars. Tech had 21 points. Emerson had 17 quin, 71, of 19-M Henry St., died Lester J. Stone, 67, of Old Lyme, ics Inc. improved its record to 6-1. points. French .scored 10 points and 8 'Hiesday at Manchester Memorial died Monday in Englewood, Fla. Besides his wife and uncle he MCC coach Bernie Mulligan said pulled down 14 rebounds. Tenero Hospital. She was the wife of the He was the husband of Margaret G. leaves a son, George A. Wenzel Jr. "a lack of self-discipline on offense had 16 points, to go along with eight late Walter Hennequin. Stone and the brother of Lillian of St. Petersburg, Fla.; two in the second half, combined with assists. 8 She was born Sept. 21, 1912 in Allis of Manchester. daughters, Cheryl Wenzel of West foul trouble, cost us dearly. Tech On Tuesday night, Willie Stead New Rochelle, N.Y., and had been He also leaves two daughters, Hurley, N.Y., and Audrey Jobe of also killed us off the boards, as man’s 27 points and Bernard a resident of Manchester since Janet Viator of North Dartmouth, North Lauderdale, Fla.; his many times we were able to get but McNair’s 10 rebounds topped a 1933. Mass., and Donna Whitham of Old mother, Virginia Schulze Roberts one shot at the basket." lightning-quick Norwalk team. Before retiring in 1977 she had Lyme; two brothers, George Stone of Island Park, Long Island; and MCC took a lead. 11-10, after six Hesser was led by Steve Ray been a supervisor at Pioneer of Niantic and Addison Stone of two grandchildren. and a half minutes of play. The mond’s 15 points and nine Parachute for 19 years. She was an Oswego, N.Y.; and three Funeral services will be Friday lead increased to as many as 10 rebounds. lactive member of the Manchester granddaughters. at noon at the Holmes Funeral points, and was 36-27 at the half. Hesser led 7-2 in the early play, ‘Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, and Funeral services will be Thurs Home, 400 Main St,, Burial will be Eight points each from Winston but Norwalk came back to take a •a member of the Manchester day at 2 p.m. in the Alderson- in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Hartford. Brooks and Charles French and 17-9 lead with 12 and a half minutes 'Senior Citizens and AARP. Prentis, Beckwith Lane Funeral There are no calling hours. Chuck Garen’s seven paced the left in the first half. Norwalk upped She leaves a son, Sgt. Robert L, Home, Old Lyme. Burial will be in Cougars’ first half effort. Fine its advantage to 15 points, before Hennequin of the Manchester Duck River Cemetery with full passing by Brooks and Ed Tenero, the outside shooting of Hesser’s Police Department; two daugh military honors. Friends may call along with French’s rebounding, John Walor and Jim Sherman ters, Judith M. Hennequin of at the funeral home today from 7 to In Memoriam added to the Cougars' first half brought the Blue Devils to within Goffstown, N.H., and Mrs. William 9 p.m. In loving memory of my son, success. 42-32 at halftime. (Jean) Burke of Westford, Mass.; Russell Corcoran, who passed Elroy Christie, with 10 points, a brother, Malcolm Southerlin of away December 28th, 1972. kept Tech in the game at the half. Noank; and four grandchildren. Albert G. Anderson GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN Tech made a run at MCC early in HARTFORD STATE TECH (81) Funeral services will be Fridav Albert G. Anderson, 78, of the second half, and closed to — Reason 1-0-2, Christie 11-3-25. at 10 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Newington, died Tuesday at New Sadly missed by within 43-41 with 13.inic without preparation and Hartford coach Jack Evans said. Goulet fired home his second of the TOES. WED. SAT TIL 5 647-9998 evident in his face as he walked to Association, an organization for former state Phone 643-6196 ■” " ™ y Lombardo 10-3 2. Totals 23 10-19.56. "A win is always satisfying," I'm anxious to see what he does "But it didn't affect everybody's ''I round out the scoring. troopers. the bench following the Crusader ( 1 0 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Dec. 28, 19B3 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Dec. 28, 1983 - U . Scholastic roundup Overtime pays Indian skaters stay unbeaten off for Blues NEW MILFORD - Once they Blake, Byram and Trudon held Manchester had an overwhelm Peter Albert in the 100-pound got warmed up, there was no onto the puck in their own end for ing 60-13 edge in shots. John Allen class was a double winner for the By United Press International was any magic. It’s spelled hard stopping them. the full two-mlnute penalty. "They and Harry Rule were in goal for the Techmen. Steve Hecker, Jeff work, and that’s what we have to Scoring only one goal in the first just set up a triangle in their own Wildcats. Boudreau, Anthony Barone, Eric The St. Louis Blues finally do. period. Manchester High ice end and held the puck." Horton "I was really pleased with the Gauvin and Jeff Main were also received some pay for working St. U)uis took a 2-1 first penod hockey team connected for four in said. play of Generis and my defense. winners against Canton. Main's overtime. lead when Jack Carlson scored for each of the next two periods en Manchester was successful on My two rookie defensemen, Mark pin in the unlimited class was the Brian Sutter's 13th goal of the the Blues at 7:28 and newly route to a decisive 9-1 triumph over two of three power play opportu- Cichowski and John Riemitis, also margin of victory for the Beavers, season, a 45-foot blast from past acquired Gary Paslawski followed Bethel High here Tue.sday after nites. The Indians launched the played really well form e," Horton 1- 2 for the season. the faceoff circle at 2:25 of OT, at 17:53. MacMillan scored for noon at Draddy Arena. scoring with a man advantage at said. Cheney’s next bout is Thursday gave the Blues a .5-4 comeback New Jersey at 10:45. "M y boys were just cold in the 2; 55 as Blake scored, assisted by in Madison against homestanding victory over the Devils. MacMillan tied the score at 10:02 first period," said Manchester Byram and defenseman Dan Bill Fleming and Brett Factora Hand High and Jonathan Law of It was St. Louis’ first decision in of the .second period when he coach Wayne Horton. "The area Senkow. also played well as penalty killers Milford at 10 a.m. five overtime games this season. combined with Bridgman and K was really cold and we didn’t get A shorthanded goal by Byram at for Manchester. New Jersey is 0-3-2 and has lost its Lever on a 3-1 break, beating St. warmed up until the second period. 5:28 of the middle session, assisted Manchester's next outing is Rnults; Cheney vi. Canton — 100- YL la.st two games in overtime. Louis goalie Rick Heinz. At 13:15. Then we just got things rolling." by Blake, begun a four-goal Thursday night against Bricn Albert tCT) pinned Coatee 1:36, 107- "Because this game was on the Jan Ludvig tipi^ed a point .shot hy McMahon at Wonderland Arena in Hudfon (C) WBF, 114- Hecker tCT) fc f The Indians’ onslaught, which deluge. Byram added his second of dec. Vanderbooart 10-4, 121- DeSImoi road and because we play Toronto Phil Russell past Heinz for a 3-2 brought their record to an unblem the game and ninth of the season at Darien at 8 p.m. (C) tup. dec. Mancinl 16-0, 126- at home for second place (Thurs New Jersey lead. ished .5-0, was led by the unit of 7:35 on the power play for a 3-0 Swanion 1C) pinned Pletlock 1:02, 134- McNell (C) tup. dec. Balon 19-6, 140- day) . this win was ever .so MacMillan completed his hat seniors Eric Trudon and Galen lead. Trudon got into the act at 8: 15 Iken (C) pinned Nete 1:13,147- KIntlev important for us.” said Sutter, who trick at 5:44 of the third period by Byram and sophomore Bobby and 13:05 with his eighth and ninth (C) dec. Dublel6-S, 157- Boudreau (CT) beat goalie Glenn Resch high to the picking up the rebound of shots by Blake. Trudon had the three-goal goals of the campaign for a 5-0 pinned Crowley :16, 167- Barone tCT) Wrestling pinned 'Vandervllet 2:53, 117- Gauvin glove side. Joe Cirella and Ludwig and hat trick along with two assists. bulge after two periods. fCT) WBF, Unlimited- Main (CT) "Bernie Federko was coming tapping the puck past Heinz. Byram netted two goals and pinned Canny 1:31. down the moddle and he called for St. Louis then got a goal from joe assisted on four other scores and Trudon capped his hat trick at Cheney vt. Pomperauo — 100-Albert Techmen split (CT) pinned Shehu 1:27, 107- Doolan the puck, ” added Sutter. "As soon Mullen on a power play. Gilmour Blake also had two goals and four 2:59 of the final period. Mike (P) WBF, 114-Cllftord IP) dec. Hecker as he hollered, Resch moved over a tied it at 15:27 of the third period on assists. Generis, on the Indians’ second CANTON — Cheney Tech wres 2- 1, 121- Mancinl (CT) drew with little bit to cover Federko. When I a rebound. Anderson l)-)1 ,128-Verolo (P) pinned > The threesome was also instru line, added two goals in the finai tling team came home with a split Pletlock 4:54, 134- (Jettlnger (P) shot, he was leaning the wrong "Playing the Devils now is not an 9i J mental in penalty killing as Man period with Blake accounting for at a triangular match here Tues pinned Balon 2:45, 140- Kepict (PI way." automatic two points," said 2 2 UPl photo chester was shorthanded 10 times the final score. Tom Granacker pinned Nete 1:44,157- Dublel (CT) dec. day afternoon. The Beaver mat- Jacques Demers, the St. Louis Janson 4-1, Grody (P) mal. dec. Bobby MacMillan scored three and the homestanding Wildcats, scored for Bethel to avert Indian men upended homestanding Can Boudreau 14-6, 167- Chavei (P) dec. goals for New Jersey but late coach. "They are very, very Kevin McHale (left) of the Celtics and Artis Gilmore fight now 1-1, failed on each occasion. goalie Ian Blood’s shutout bid at ton, 33-31, but bowed to Borone 16-10, 187- Gauvin (CT) WBF, third-period scores by Joe Mullen disciplined now. It was a big, big for rebound in NBA action Tuesday night in San Antonio. On one five-on-three situation. Pnmperaug, 36-23. Unlimited- Roy (CT) WBF. and Doug Gilmour lifted the Blues win for us.” Celtics won, 115-100. to a 4-4 tie. St. Louis is 2-15 on the road. "We deserved a better fate.” MacMillan was .somber despite - ' said Devils' coach Tom MeVie. the hat trick. NBA roundup "Tonight we forechecked them "1 don’t know why these things UPI photo well, we worked hard and I feel happen,” he said. 8 All the parts work sorry for the guys because they Sabres 7, Canadiens 4 8 worked so hard. Twice we couldn’t At Montreal, Brent Peterson This Is how you play get out of our own end and it cost us scored two goals to pace the Sabres Clippers finally both times.” before 18,080, the largest crowd of as Celts top Spurs UCLA coach Terry Donahue (left) and Illinois’ Mike as both Rose Bowl teams took a break Tuesday and The Devils are 0-3-2 in overtime the year at the Forum. Pierre White have their work cut out for them as they try to spent the afternoon at Disneyland. and 5-7-2 in their last 14 games. Mondou, in scoring his first goal at "M eV ie’s magic spell is not home this season, was set up by log road triumph explain the game of football to Mickey Mouse and Goofy over, ” said MeVie. "There never Guy Lafleur. SAN ANTONIO. Texas (UPI) - Larry Bird led Boston ’23-7, with Strong defensive work in the first 38 points. "W e started off good tonight and half and a steady offense in the By Fred Llet Philadelphia 112, Kansas City 109: the shot was going for me so I took second half gave the Boston Celtics UPI Sports Writer Los Angeles 118, Denver 116; and their 23rd season victory, a 115-100 it," said Bird. "In the second Utah 111, Golden State 102. decision over San Antonio. quarter, we started completing our The San Diego Clippers, wander Pacers 115, Burks 104 Sports in Brief ‘T think their defense in the breaks by getting second and third Police charge Wills with stealing ing nomads in search of a victory, At Indianapolis, rookie c’enter second quarter was the key." shots. It seems like the Spurs were found an oasis in Houston Tuesday Steve Stipanovich scored 20 of his Spurs coach Mo McHone said trying to prevent the bull from night. 24 points in the first half and the Liz Neubelt at finals LOS ANGELES (U PI) — Maury Wills, the first despite a driving rain. The window turned out to be said, and the former baseball star was "fairly Tuesday night. "They double- going down low so I just took my Having lost 29 straight games on Pacers won two straight games for player to steal 100 bases in a major league season, has shattered, he said, and a check on the car. a 1981 Audi, cooperative" with the arresting officers. sljots." NEW BRITAIN — Manchester’s Liz Neubelt teamed Tee’ (George Gervin) and the road, the Clippers finally won the first time in over a year. been accused by police of stealing something else — a determined it had been stolen in April in suburban Wilis, a standout with the Dodgers throughout the The Celtics broke open a 27-25 /V was one of the members of the Central took him out of the game. We shot away from home with a 110-95 Bullets 116, Nets 106 car. Lakewood. early 1960s, was the National League's Most Valuable first period lead with a 14-2 run Connecticut State University’s women’s flag 36 percent in the first half and you decision over the Rockets. Their At Landover, Md.. Jeff Ruland The former All-Star shortstop was arrested Player in 1962, the season he set a major league mid-way through the second pe football team that is playing in the national don’t win many ball games that previous road victory was Feb. 17 and Kick Mahorn scored 19 points Tuesday in a stolen car and police seized a viai they "H e said it was a friend’s." Sparkenbach said. record, since broken, by stealing 104 bases. riod. San Antonio forward Fred tournament, which began Tuesday and will way.’’ at Golden State. each to power Washington. The said contained cocaine. Wills, 51. was booked for "Asked further, he said. Well, it was a friend I met in Wills, a 4-time All-Star, retired with a lifetime The Celtics held Gervin to 18 Robertson hit a 3-point play to continue through Saturday at the University of The Clippers, however, are not Bullets have won five of their last grand theft auto and freed after posting $1,500 bond a restaurant.’" batting average of .281 in 14 major- league seasons. bring the Spurs within .35-39 before New Orleans. The Blue Devils earned the playoff points on three of 18 field attempts. about to break into song and dance. six games. pending a Jan. 6 hearing in Municipal Court. Sparkenbach said officers confiscated a six-inch He replaced Darrell Johnson as manager of the San Antonio went four minutes spot be finishing second in the Northeast regional "Boston really played super "As far as the losing steak in Pistons 140, Trail Blazers 100 vial "containing a white object and white resin" and a Seattle Mariners on Aug. 4. 1980, becoming the third tonight." said Gervin. who led the without bitting a field goal. concerned." said San Diego guard tournament, which was held at Worcester Police said other charges could be tiled following an water pipe "used as narcotics paraphernalia. ” A field black manager in major-league history. At Pontiac, Mich., John Long hit Polytechnic Institute. Spurs with a mere 18. "They just Norm Nixon, " I wouldn'tcare if we for 27 points and Kelly Tripucka investigation. test determined the substance was cocaine. Spar Under Wills. Seattle had a 20-38 record for the took us out of the game in the first Bird hit 10 of 14 from the floor lost 41 on the road as long as we win added 25 to carry Detroit in a roll. Capt. John Sparkenbach said officers spotted the kenbach said. remainder of 1980. With the Mariners struggling at half. They got too many second and scored 23 points to lead Boston at home and make the playoffs” Portland, down 70-52 at the half, car about 5a.m. PST on the Ha rbor Freeway and grew There was no indication that Wills was driving 6-18 the following season. Wills was fired and replaced D D shots.” to 62-45 halftime lead that was DeBen7 new Air Force coach under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Sparkenbach Nixon finished with 28 points was paced by Mychal Thompson’s suspicious when they saw a window was unrolled by Rene Lachemann on May 6, 1981. In the second half, the double never relinquished, (14-of-22 shooting) as did Terry 19 points. AIR FORCE ACADEMY. Colo. - Fisher team on Gervin began paying San Antonio. 11-20, trailed 88-74 Cummings, who also grabbed 19 Hawks 112, Mavericks 109 DeBerry, offensive coordinator of the Air Force Boston more dividends. after three periods and were never rebounds. James Donaldson did a At Atlanta, Dan Roundfield Academy football team the past several years, "They doubled ’Ice’ and 1 tried to closer than 88-78 in the second half. strong defensive job on Houston scored 18 of his 22 points in the Tuesday was named head coach of the Falcons. penetrate, which seemed to work Robert Parish contributed 21 center Ralph Sampson, who was second half and Dominique Wil DeBerry signed a four year contract, effective BC confined indoors in the second half.” said Spurs points and Kevin McHale added 20 limited to 13 points and nine kins finished with 23 for the Hawks. immediately. guard John Lucas. for Boston. rebounds, Atlanta forward Sly Williams DeBerry. 45, succeeds Ken Hatfield, who last MEMPHIS, Tenn. (U PI) — Doug How can we play if we haven’t week was named head coach at the University of UPI photo Donaidson, too. wants no part of suffered what appeared to be a Flutie dropped back to pass and drilled practiced outside.’ You’ve got toadjust E E streak talk. Arkansas. Hatfield said following his appoint broken right foot. Mark Aguirre the football 25 yards toward one of his to game situations and you can't do that North Carolina's Michael Jordan is very expressive as he "The losing streak means very led Dallas with 32 points. - ment that he would name DeBerry his offensive receivers, who nearly crashed into a (practicing) outside either because you Knox gets double, pulls off for jumper in ECAC Holiday Festival tilt Tuesday little to the players," he said. "W e coordinator at Arkansas if academy officials did cement wall trying to make the catch. just don’t know.” just go out and play every day. The Bulls 102, New York 96 not make him his successor. These are the limitations the Eagles Coach Jack Bicknell said it didn’t night at Madison Square Garden against Iona. Tar Heels media and the coaches hype up the won and will meet St. John’s for championship. At Chicago, rookie Ennis Wha have been working under during their appear likely the team would try to streaks of any kind. " tley’s 21 points sparked Chicago to Judge studies Cribbs’ pact recent practice sessions for the Liberty practice outside on Wednesday, either. named AFC’s best Lewis Lloyd and Wally Walker its sixth consecutive victory, the Bowl. Cold weather, along with snow The weather forecast wasn’t had 14 points for Houston. Bulls’ longest winning .streak in BUFFALO, N Y. — A U.S. District Court judge and ice that was on the ground promising. College basketball roundup "W e didn’t execute on offen.se at three years. Ray Williams had 24 says he wants to study a disputed contract Buffalo Tuesday, have forced workouts into a If there’s anything to be said for C C By Joe Carnicelli all." said Robert Reid of the for the Knicks. Bills running back Joe Cribbs signed with a U.S. tiny indoor facility on the Memphis practicing on a short indoor field, it’s UPI Executive Sports Editor Rockets. " I t ’s hard to win when 76ers 112, Kings 109 Football League team, court papers revealed State campus. that Notre Dame doesn’t have any you shoot poorly. Every time we At Kan.sas City, Mo., Bobby Tuesday. "You don't get a chance to work a lot better arrangements. "We re both in NEW YORK - Chuck Knox, who missed they rebounded and scored Jones made a 3-point play with two Judge John Elfvin set a Jan. 2 deadline for on your patterns and timing plays," the same boat. They don’t have an took over at Seattle this season and at their end of the court. ” seconds left and Maurice Cheeks Cribbs and his attorney to produce the June 30 said Flutie. indoor facility as we don’t, ” Bickneil led the Seahawks to the first Miners dig down After spotting the Rockets an sank two free throws a second later contract the football player signed with the BC hasn’t practiced outside since said. playoff berth in the history of the '• 4 m 11-1 lead, the Clippers outscored as Philadelphia ran its winning Birmingham Stallions. Attorneys for both sides they arrived in Memphis before Practices have been limited to a franchise, foday was named I ’ Pi's Houston .57-41 to go up .58- 42 at the streak to six. declined comment. Christmas. On Christmas Eve. the « series of short passes and running American Conference Coach of the half. Nixon had 10 points in the first Lakers 118, Nuggets 116 power in the building failed and they plays. There isn’t much more room to Year for f983. to trip Michigan quarter and Cummings 15 in the At Inglewood. Calif., Jumaal Sipe officiaiiy a Generai just gave up for the day. do any more, and the BC kickers aren’t The 51-year-Old Knox, who left .second. San Diego, with dedicated Wilkes hit a short jumper with five “ It would be important (to go getting much work in either. EAST RUTHERFORD, N J . - If the Cleveland Buffalo after five years at the end By Mike Tullv In the second half the Miners work on the boards, led 90-66 after seconds left to carry Los Angeles. outside), but it wouldn't be important if The Eagles only have a few minor Browns gambled and lost — as Brian Sipe claims of last season to take over as head UPI Sports Writer extended their lead to 59-50 with three quarters. Denver’s Kiki Vandeweghe, out we went out and didn’t get anything physical problems as they prepared for — then the U.S. Foothall League’s New Jersey coach of the Seahawks. was named 7:53 left in the game on a layup by "When Cummings and Nixon the la.st four games with a bud done, ” Bickncll said during the wor Thursday night's game. Linebacker Generals may have drawn another ace. on 23 of the ballots cast by IT ’ I's The Miners had to reach way Reynolds, Michigandroppedto8-l. have goodgames, we usually win, ” buck, had 34 points but missed at kout. " I don’t want togooutsidejust for Steve DeOssie did not practice Tuesday Sipe, a 13th-round draft pick who survived 12 56-writer panel, consisting of four down for this one. Eddie Smith .scored three points said San Diego couch Jim Lynum. the buzzer. The Nuggets have lost the sake of saying we went out. due to a leg bruise he suffered the day N FL seasons to star with the Cleveland Browns, pro football writers from each of Two free throws by Frank in the final 53 seconds of overtime "Our team is jelling and we have nine of 10 games. " I ’m convinced if I make a big deal before, but was expected to work out was introduced Tuesday as the newest member of the conference's f4 cities. Dan Reynolds with six .seconds left in for Arizona. played well. And us far as the Jazz III, Warriors 102 out of it, (the team) is going to say. Wednesday. the Generals. Reeves of Denver was second with the game gave lOth-ranked Texa.s- In the ECAC Holiday Festival in losing steak goes, the pressure is At Oakland. Calif., the Jazz won now off.” "I signed on Nov. 22. but the final technicalities 14 voles and Chuck Noll of E1 Paso a 72-71 victory Tue.sday New York, Brad Daugherty re their seventh straight and fifth in a weren’t worked out until last week," Sipe said. "I Pittsburgh was third with 11 votes. lieved All-Americas Michael Jor Elsewhere, it was: Indiana, 115, row on the road behind Darrell night over No. 14 Michigan in the have nothing but good feelings for my 12 years in The award gives Knox a unique opener of the Sun Bowl dan and Sam Perkins of the scoring Milwaukee 104: Washington 116, Griffith’s 27 points and Mark I New Jersey 106: Detroit 140, Cleveland, but it’s time to move on to what I hope Air attack planned double in Coach of the Year tournament. burden with 22 points tocarry No. 2 Eaton’s tough play in the middle. are better things.” Awards — he won the NFC award The Miners, 9-0, tonight will face North Carolina to a 74-61 victory Portland 100: Atlanta 112, Dallas Adrian Dantley had 22 points to 109: Chicago 102, New York 96; in 1973 as coach of the Los Angeles Arizona, which defeated Texas over Iona. In the opener. Chris surpass Pete Maravich as Utah's MOBILE, Ala. (UPI) - Senior Bowl series 17-16-1 Steve Sloan, Scott Hunter. Boston 115. San Antonio 100: Rams. Chuck Knox Tech 51-49 in overtime, Mullin scored 19 points and No. 7 all-time scoring leader. Hannah undergoes surgery With San Diego’s Don and will be trying to Richard Todd and Jeff UPI photo The Seahawks. who finished 4-5 St. John’s recovered from a Coryeii coaching and reverse a trend that has Rutledge. in the strike-shortened 1982.season . . .AFC coach of year "Our offense probably played a stagnant first half to beat Ford- BOSTON — New England Patriots lineman three talented quarter- seen the North win .seven Alabama coach Ray Australia’s Pat Cash makes backhand return in winning effort under Jack Patera and Mike lot better than our defense, " said ham 56-52. St. John’s made ll-of-12 John Hannah underwent successful surgery bucks calling signals, it of the last 10 games, with Perkins has called Lewis 2 2 Tuesday for repair of a torn left rotator cuff. against Sweden’s Joakim Nystoem, 6-4, 6-1, 6-1 in Davis Cup McCormack, earned the first looks like the South team San Diego. I ’TE P couch Don Haskins. "W e've shots from the floor in the second one of the contests ending the best quarterback he’s final. playoff slot in their 8-year history ■'Tbe Seahawks exist to win — got to make sure we come out play half. The Redmen will play the Tar Because of the operation. Hannah will not play will be doing a lot of in a lie. worked with since Dan by capturing a wild card slot. from the janitors to thesecretaries hard tomorrow night (Wedne.s- Heels in the title game Thursday in the Jan. 29 Pro Bowl. His spot on the AFC roster passing Jan. 14 in the 35th The South defensive Fouts. Lewis completed Seattle detroyed Denver 31-7 in the to the players. " Knox said when he d ay). Anybody can beat you on any night. will be filled by Dolphin offensive guard Bob annual Senior Bowl. front will include Auburn .56 percent of his passes AFC wild card game last Saturday took over at Seattle and he wasted given night. " In the Music City Invitation Kuchenberg. Bowl officials an greats Doug Smith and this, season for nearly The injury was incurred during the Patriots and will face the .Miami Dolphins little time in proving his point. Free throws almost cost I TEP Tournament at Nashville, Tenn., nounced Tuesday that Co Donnie Humphrey, as 2,000 yards. Aussies take Davis Cup just-completed season, according to a team press Saturday in a divisional playoff Knox used a blend of playoff- the game. Leading 70-64 with 2: .34 Charlie Bradley^cored 14 points in ryell, the pass-minded well as Freddie Gilbert of Peace was even more MELBOURNE. .Australia (U PI) — second best doubles team in the world game. tested veterans and talented left in the game, the Miners mi.ssc'd the second haif to lead South release. It was discovered during the middle of coach of the NFL’s Georgia, Eric Holle of accurate for Florida, Australia clinched the 1983 Davis Cup behind John McEnroe and Peter Knox has earned a reputation as youngsters to carry the Seahaw ks the front ends of two bonus Florida to a 73-47 victory over the year, but Hannab continued to play. Chargers, will have as his Texas and Andre Town completing 186 of 292 final Wednesday behind powerhouse Fleming. 8 8 a muster builder during his 11-year to the playoffs this season. Knox, a situations, allowing the Wolve Texas A&M. In the nightcap. Phil quarterbacks Walter Le send of Ole Miss. passes for 2,079 yards. Pat Cash's overwheiming straight sets It is only Sweden's second appear NFL coaching career. After serv firm believer in a solid running rines to catch up. Cox scored 20 points to lead wis of Alabama, Boomer Florida's Wilber Mar- Esiason, who passed for Dream come true victory over Joakim Nystrom of ance in a Davis Cup.final. ing 10 years as an assistant with attack, got the man needed to Michigan’s Roy Tarpley had a Vanderbilt to a 69-52 triumph over Esiason of Maryland and hall will lead the line 2,332 yards this year. Sweden. The key to Australia’s victory over the New York Jets and Detroit. implement it in rookie Curt chance to tie the score from the cold-shooting Air Force. GREEN BAY, Wis. — This is the season for Florida's Wayne Peace. backer corps that will . suffered a shoulder injury Cash cut Nystrom to pieces in a Sweden was power. The Swedes simply Krtox became a bead coach with Warner, the Seahawks’ first round foul line with nine seconds left. He In the Gator Bowl Tournament dreaming and Forrest Gregg has realized his. Coryell will be able to include Ed Williams of in Marylad's loss to Ten lopsided match that secured Austra could not handle the Aussie attack and the Rams in 1973 and immediately draft pick. made the first shot but missed the at Jacksonville, Fla., Kenny Green "It is almost a dream come true to come back choose his wide receivers Texas. Jay Brophy of nessee in the Citrus Bowl, lia's 25th Davis Cup victory with a 6-4, sustained power of their normal serve produced marvelous results. His Knox brought in veteran stars second, and Reynolds got the scored 15 points to lead No. 11 and coach the Green Bay Packers," Gregg said from among Alabama's Miami and Kyle Clifton of but he has agreed to play 6-1. 6-1 triumph in 98 minutes at and volley grass court game. first club finished 12-2 and won the rebound and was immediately Wake Forest to a 76-67 victory over Tuesday as he returned to the city where he Joey Jones and Jesse Texas Christian. in the Senior Bowl if the such as Reggie McKenzie. Cullen Kooyong Stadium. They tried to keep the Australians NFC West title, setting the tone for Bryant. Charle Young and Robert fouled. Auburn. Ronnie Murphy scored starred for 14 years as an offensive tackle. Bendross or Southern The defensive backfield injury permits, The win gave Australia an unbeata from the net with a series of lobs but the the next five years. In his five Pratt and then made a hold move "W e didn’t shoot well," said four points in the final 16 seconds to "You never know in this business. Sometmes it Mississippi's Louis Lipps. will include Georgia’s Lewis wili have the (S ble 3-1 lead in the five- match series and Aussies hung back and countered the seasons at Los Angeles, the Rams, Michigan coach William Freider. boost Jacksonville to a 67-63 is timing. Sometimes it is luck. I ’ll say this is The South running Terry Hoage, Vander benefit of working with by benching popular quarterback the fourth singles clash between Mats Swedish attack with fierce volleys under Knox, went 54-15-1 and won Jim Zorn in favor Of Dave Krieg. "W e're a bigger ballclub, but we victory over Vilianova. fate." bucks will be Maryland's bilt’s Leonard Coleman, two familiar targets in Wilander and John Fitzgerald is now which kept the Swedes on the the division title all five years. were out-rebounded. We made In the Golden Triangle Basket Dave D'Addio and Mia TCU’s Allanda Smith. Jones and Bendross. the only free agent starting at inconsequential. defensive. Knox left for Buffalo in 1978 to quarterback in the NFL. some very careless mistakes. Any ball Classic in Pittsburgh. George mi’s Albert Bentley, along Mossy Cade of Texas and Jones led the Tide with 31 Cash. 18. is the youngest player to Australia received $.350,000 in regain take over a Bills club that had won time you play like that, you Allen scored all 14 of his points in Tar Heels hope to climb with Furman’s Stanford Tony Lilly of Florida, catches last season, fol Knox blended the veterans with play in a Davis Cup final. ing the big silver bowl for the 25th time a total of five games in the previous talented youngsters such as deserve to lose." the second halt to lead Pitt to a ATLAN TA — Senior tailback Tyrone Anthony Jennings and McNeese Auburn’s A1 Del Greco lowed by Bendross with It was 1-1 Monday when Wilander in 41 finals, second only to the United two seasons. Three years iater. the Warner, defensive linemen Jacob Texas-El Paso had five players 64-59 victory over crosstown rival sees Friday’s Peach Bowl as a chance for North State's Buford Jordan. will handle placekicking 27. defeated Cash 6-3, 4-6, 9-7, 6-3 and States, who have a 28-25 overall lead in Bills were 11-5 and AFC East Green, Mann Tuiasosopo and .leff in double figures, led by Dave Seitl Duquesne. Pitt will meet Illinois Carolina to bounce back into the Top 20 and to Senior Bowl general duties, while Alabama’s Lipps brings even more Fitzgerald then evened the score with a the Davis Cup. champions and they made the Bryant, linebacker Michael Jack- and Juden Smith with 13 each. State tonight for the champion \ close out his own college career with something to manager Bailey Slaton Malcolm Simmons does impressive statistics with 6-4, 6-2, 4-6, 6-4 over the luckless Australian Prim e Minister Bob playoffs again the following son and safety Kenny Flasley and Michigan's Tim McCormick was ship. Illinois State, sparked by remember. said the South team .was the punting. him. He caught 42 of / Nystrom, who has yet to win a Davis Hawke leapt to his feet and led the sea.son. high scorer with 20. Hank Cornley’s 16 points, over North Carolina was rolling along with a 7-0 blessed with size, speed Lewis, the most valua Southern Miss' 80 pass the Seahawks were on their way. Cup singles match. 12,200 fans who erupted into pandomo- In 11 years as a head coach. Led by Warner, who led the AFC "Smith played his best game this whelmed Baylor 65-36 in the first record and a prominent spot in the national and a wide assortment of ble player in Alabama's completions and also is a On Tuesday, the Australian tandem nium when Cash, leading two sets to Knox’ team have won six division in rushing, the Seahawks clinched year," said Haskins. "It was the game. rankings until three straight losses dulled what football abilities. It will recent 28-7 upset of South kick returner. of Mark Edmondson and Paul McNa- love, 5-1 and 15-40 on Nystrom’s titles and made the playoff eight their first playoff slot on the final kind of play he was doing before he In the Milwaukee Cla.ssic, Kerry could have been a brilliant season. include 16 seniors from ern Methodist in the Sun Auburn's Ed West, who UPI photo mee blasted Anders Jarryd and Hans service, threw up a lob which Nystrom times. Entering the 1983 season, got hurt last year." Trotier scored 17-points, Dwayne "W e were disappointed by the 8-3 season," the Southeastern Confer Bowl, follows a long line of Tiger coach Pat Dye calls day of the regular .sea.son by Simonsson off the lightning fast grass failed to get hold of. his winning percentage of .636 The score was tied four times in Joiitison added 16 and Marquette reflected Anthony Tuesday. “ We were expecting ence, five of them from Crimson Tide quarter the most underrated beating New England before a Detroit Pistons (l-r) Bili Laimbeer, Kent Benson and Ciiff center court 6-4, 6-4, 6-2 to give The point regained Australia the Cup ranked third among active the first half and the lead changed sliul down Joe Dumars, the nar bigger things. But everybody is enthusiastic SEC champion Auburn backs into the Senior plaver in the SEC, and frezied Kingdome crowd and then Australia a 2-1 lead. for the first time situ e 1977 when they couches, surpassed only by Don hands on 13 occasions. At t he end of tiop s second-leading scorer, with Levingston are all smiles near the end of the game after about Friday’s game. and four from Alabama. Bowl, including Joe .Ha Miami’s Glenn Dennison blew past Denver in the wild ctird The Swedish pair are ranked the defeated Italy at i\ hite City in Sydney. Shula of Miami and Don Coryeli of playoffs. the half, the Miners led .37-;i4. a 69-55 rout of McNeese State. Detroit soundly trounced Portland, 140-100, in NBA play. The South leads the math. Kenny Stabler, are the tight ends. K - M AN CH ESTER H ER ALD . Wednesday, Dec. 28, 1983 S c o re b o a rd Food Pislona 140. Blazera 100 Collaga baskatball scores FOCUS/
H o c k e y B a s k e t b a ll PORTLAND (100) TuMdoy'iRwults S k iin g Natt 610 2-5 10, Carr 610 24 14, Tournam M tt Thompson 7-10 67 19, Paxson 39 1-2 7, First round Valentine 2-12 44 8, Cooper 1-7 34 5, BCACHsIMimPMtlval Drexler 612 2-2 12, Norris 60 60 0, St.John'i(N.Y.)56,FordhamS2 NHL standings NBA standings Lever 618 1-1 9, Lamp 67 2-2 10, No. Carollna74, lona61 AFC Coach of Iho Year Naw Ehgland 8kl Bulda Verhoeven 14 60 2, PlotrowskI 2-3 60 4. PorWsstClatsIc Here are readers’ 1983 favorites Wales Confartnc* Totals 39-102 2231 100. OreoonSt.61,BolsaSt.42 Eosttrn Conference DETROIT (140) OoterEowl NEW YORK (UPl) — Winners of WOODSTOCK. VI. (UPD — HpfPlIthP Patrick Division United Press Internatlonol'sCoachof the New Englond Ski Areot Council officlol W L T Pts, GF GA Atlantic Division Tripucka 11-23 35 25, Benson 2-2 2-2 6, Jacksonvlllt67,Vlllanova63 W L Pet. Lolmbeer 7-12 32 16, Long 1317 33 27, Wak*Forest76,Aubum67 Year Award In the American Football •ummory of snow condlllont ot New NY Islanders 24 10 2 50 170 123 OB Conference: England ik l area* at of7 o.m. Wedneedoy. Philadelphia 20 10 6 46 161 124 Philadelphia 21 5 .808 Thomas 7-13 6014, Levlngston 67 3313 Hunter HpIMav PMtIval Boston 23 7 .766 Johnson 610 33 11, Tyler 614 4-6 16, Oneonto 76, N tw York U. 61 1983-^huck Knox, Seattle Skiing condition* oretublecl to change NY Rangers 19 13 4 42 146 140 1982—Tom Flores, Los Angeles Raid due to weather, tkler traffic, and other Washington 17 18 2 36 126 135 New York 17 12 .586 5'/> Cureton 37 60 6, Tolbert 2-3 34 7, Hunter91,Yeshlva47 Washington 14 14 .500 ThIrdkIII 63 60 0. Totols 59-111 22-28 140. OoldenTrtontleClauk ers foctor*. Be owareofchanglng condition*. Pittsburgh 9 23 5 23 119 162 8 Legend; new-Inche* of new enow New Jersey 13 16 .448 9 '/ 3 Portland 29 23 25 23—100 llllnolsSt.6S,Bayk>r36 1981—ForrestGregg, Cincinnati New Jersey 7 27 2 16 102 167 enowtall ending In lo*t 24 hour*, pdr- Adam* DIvHlon Central Division Detroit 30 32 4238—140 Pittsburgh**, Duquesne59 1980—Som Rutlgllano,Cleveland Milwaukee 16 12 Three point goals— none. Fouled out— Mllwoukeelnvltotlenal 1979—Sam Rutlgllono, Cleveland powder *now, giHMCked powder, wetgr- A toast to our cooks! Boston .571 23 10 2 48 159 104 1978—Walt Michaels, New York wet granular, tegr-looee gronulor, frgr- Buffalo 21 12 4 46 145 132 Atlanta IS 14 .518 IVj none. Totol fouls— Portland28, Detrolt25. Miam i (Ohio) 70, Davldson52 Detroit 14 14 .500 2 Rebounds—Portland 53 (Carr 12), Detroit Morauett*69, McNeese St. 55 Jets troien granular, ceriFcorn enow, (where Quebec 20 14 3 43 174 135 1977—Red Miller, Denver two *uch terra* appear, the former *how* Montreal 17 16 2 36 137 138 Chicago 11 14 .440 3 '/j 57 (Cureton 10). Assists—Portland 24 MulIcCItvInvItatloniil Cleveland 8 21 .276 8Vj (Valentine 7), [3etrolt 36 (Thomas 15). So. Florida 73, Texas A6M47 1976— Chuck Fairbanks, New Eno- condition* on 70 percent or more terrain, Hartford 13 19 3 29 125 145 lond and the latter the next-moit-prevalent Compl)*ll Conference Indiana 7 20 .259 8'/i technical—Paxson, Portland. A— Vanderbllt69,AlrForceS2 By Barbara Richmond Cut the spareribs into one-inch pieces, then Western Conference 10,124. RoInbewClasilc 1975—Ted Marchibroda, Baltimore condition) vc-vorlobte condition*, Homemade Bailey’s NoitI* DIvleion *c- marinate with wine and soy sauce for 30 W L T Pts. GF GA Midwest Division Tennessee 76, Novy61 Herald Reporter L Pet. OB SunBewl 1974—Sid Glllman, Houston taring condition* xx of 88 trallt-number (Carla Bovee) minutes.Reserve soy sauce in bowl. Deep fry the Minnesota 17 14 4 38 155 152 of troll* open, mm-*now mod* In lo*t 24 Utah . 1 0 .656_____ Texas-EIPaso72,Mlctilgan71 1973—John Ralston, Denver spare ribs for about two minutes, take out and Chicago 15 19 3 33 127 140 Sixers HZ. Kings 109 1972—Chock Noll, Pittsburgh h o u r* , tc-thin cover, wbln- Exotic dishes from the India and the Orient, a Toronto 14 16 5 33 147 166 Dallas 15 13 .536 3 '/j YuleCiwCtassIc 4 eggs heat oil again then fry once more until spareribs Kansas City 13 14 .482 5 Upsala71,NJ Instlnrte59 1971—Don Shulo, MIomI windblown brunch casserole served poolside in Manchester, St. Louis 14 19 4 32 145 160 1970—Don Shulo, Miami tnow, n6nlght tkling avallobl*, nomot 8 ounces whiskey Detroit 11 20 4 26 125 154 Denver 12 18 .400 7Vj PHILADELPHIA (112) Montcloir St. 64, KutztownOl seafood recipes gleaned from my daughter's turn very brown (about 15 minutes.) Remove Houston II 18 .379 lost 1969—Paul Brown, Cincinnati operating, epr-operotlng. I can sweetened condensed milk Smvitie Division Ervlng 12-22 66 29, lovoronl 2-2 DO 4, Connecticut kitchen on Long Island, a hearty soup concocted spareribs and drain off oil from frying pan. Add Edmonton 26 7 4 56 220 149 San Antonio )i .20 .355 Molone 614 310 25, Cheeks 3-7 33 9, Cent. Conn. 107, Virginia St. 105(ot) 1 can evaporated milk Pacific Division Conn. Coll. 78, EQSternConn.77(ot) 1968—Hank Strom, Kansas City Mohawk Mountain pdr Itgr )6 trail* 4 by a priest at East Catholic High School. All were sugar, vinegar, water and cornstarch to the Vancouver 15 18 3 33 153 153 Toney 613 44 14, Williams 2-5 60 4, 1967—John Rauch, Oakland lift* mm. 2 teaspoons vanilla Colgory 13 16 6 32 130 151 Portland 21 10 .678 C.Johnson 35 2-2 8, Jones 35 1-1 7, Trinity 87, Wesleyan 65 found in Your Neighbor's Kitchen column during sparerib marinade. Los Angeles 19 9 .678 '/2 York75,CltvColl.70 ' 1966—Mike Holovak, Boston Ski Sundown op 10 troll*. 2 tablespoons chocolate syrup Winnipeg 13 19 4 30 158 175 Richardson 67 60 10, Edwards 1-3 60 2. 1965—Lou Soban, Buffalo Mt. Southington pp 11 trail* n*. the past year. Los Angeles 12 18 6 30 153 174 Golden State 14 17 452 Totals 4603 2626 112. Seutti 2 teaspoons coconut extract Heat one tablespoon oil in frying pan and pour Phoenix 13 I6 .448 7 Concordia (N.Y.) 78, Florldalnt'165 1964—Lou Soban, Buffalo Powder Ridge pp 10 trail* 4 lift* mm With the New Year about to arrive, we thought . (Top four In each division auallfy lor KANSAS CITY (109) n*. Instant coffee or coffee syrup can be in the .seasoning sauce and boil and stir until Stanley Cup playotts.) Seattle 12 15 .444 7 E. Johnson 1626 65 34, Olberdlng 37 34 MMwest 1963—Al Davis, Oaklond lit appropriate to share some of the "Best of the San Diego 10 20 .333 IOV2 Northwestern63,Clevelond51 1962-:-Jack Faulkner, Denver Rhode (eland substituted for the coconut extract. Mix all thickened and heated thoroughly. Add spareribs Tuesday's Results 9, Thompson 35 1-2 7, Drew 616 33 15, 196)—Wally Lemm, Houston Ski Volley pp 3 troll* 2 lift* mm n*. Neighbor's Kitchen" recipes for 1983. Many of the Quebec 7, Hartford 3 Tuesday's Rosults Knight 1-7 33 5, Merlweother 44 1-2 9, OhloU.55,Broaklyn48 ingredients in blender for about 5 minutes. Try and stir well before serving. Buffalo 7, Montreal 4 Indiana 115, Milwaukee KM S.Johnson 69 44 14, Woodson 6-9 2-5 14, Southwest 1960—Lou Rymkus, Houston Mom* recipes chosen have been requested repeatedly Washington 116, New Jersey 106 Colorodo70,TexasChrlstlan65 Sguow Mountain pp pdr 16 trail*. the extract, coffee or coffee syrup to .see which St. Louis 5, New Jersey 4 (ot) Buse 1-2 60 2, Nealy 60 60 0. Totals 46 Sugorloof pp 40 trail* 12 lift*. by Herald readers. Wednesday'sGames Detroit 140, Portland 100 87 21-30 109. Tulsa 102, PepperdIneTO you prefer. Atlanta 112, Dallas 109 West Saddleback pp Isgr 30 trail* oil lift* (All Times EST) Philadelphia 25 30 32 25—112 operating mm. Detroit at Washington, 7:35 p.m. Boston 115, San Antonio 100 Kansas City 23 331*27—109 California74, Loyola Chicago68 Brioche Chicago 102, New York 96 San Diego St. 85, Oral Roberts75 Sunday river pp 21 trail* all lift* Egg Scramble N.Y. Rangers at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Three-point goals—None. Fouled NFLPlayoffx operating. Toronto at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Phlladelohio 112, Kansas City 109 out— (Gerry Harvey) San Diego 110, Houston 95 Pleasant Mounain pp 6 troll* 4 lift* (Barbara Chemistruck) Peanut Butter Squares Boston at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. Toney, S.Johnson. Total fouls— Big East Rssuits mm. N.Y. Islanders at Los Angeles, 10:35 Los Angeles 118, Denver 116 Phllo- (All Times EST) 2 tablespoons dry yeast Utah 111, Golden State 102 delphlo 29, Kansas City 31. Rebounds— NFL PMyoNs Lott Valley pp 11 trail* 3 lift* n*. I cup diced Canadian bacon- (Marty Adams) p.m. SL John’s 56, Fordham 52 Wild Card Gomes Eastern Moeeachuteltt 1 cup milk Edmonton ot Vancouver, 11:0Sp.m. Wednesday's (3amss Philadelphia 46 (Malone 12), Kansas City Vi cup chopped green onion (All Times EST) Saturday's Result Noshobo Valiev pp 7 trail* mm n*. 2 sticks butter >/4 cup sugar Thursday's Games 35 (Merlweather 8). Assists— Seattle 31, Denver 7 Wachusett Mountain Isgr 8 trail* mm 3 tablespoons butter or margarine Quebec at Buffalo Milwaukee at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. Philadelphia ST. JOHN'S (56) 1 cup peanut butter, plain or chunky 1 teaspoon salt Detroit at New York, 7:35 p.m. 27 (Cheeks 8), Kansas City 30 (Drew 7). Gloss 34 34 9, Stewort 2-4 33 7, Monday's Result ns. 12 egga, beaten Detroit ot New Jersey Los Angeles Rams 24, Dallas 17 Bradford pp 3 trails 4 lift* mm n*. 1 cup butter or margarine Toronto at St. Louis San Diego at Dallas, 8:35 p.m. Technical fouls— Philadelphlo. Illegald6 Wennlngton 2-3 61 4, Moses 61 1-2 1, 1 3-ounce can mushroom stems and pieces, l'/4 cups graham cracker crumbs Golden State at Phoenix, 9:35 p.m. fense2; Philadelphia, delay of game. A— Mullln 65 9-9 19, Allen 2-2 66 10, Divisional plavofts Boston Hills pdr 3 trail* 2 lift* mm n*. 3 cups powdered sugar 5 eggs Saturday, Dec. 31 Ward Hill pp 4 trolls 4 lift* mm n*. drained Utah at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. 17,009. Felgenbaum 2-2 60 4, Jockson (HI 2-3 2, 12-ounce package chocolate chips 1 teaspoon lemon extract, optional Thursday's Oames Totals 1621 24-28 56. Seattle at Miam i, 12:30 p.m. Western Massachusetts 4 teaspoons butter or margarine, melted AHL standings Detroit at San Francisco, 4 p.m. Brodle Mountain pp Isgr 26 trolls 6 lift* Melt the butter and add the peanut butter, 4 to 5 cups Hour Atlanta at Cleveland FORDHAM (51) 2>/4 cups soft bread crumbs (3 slices) Portland at Chicago McCormick 16 60 2, Roberson 610 1-2 Sunday, Jan. 1 mm ns 12 new since 12-22. crumbs and sugar and mix all together. Press 1 to 2 egg yolks Los Angeles Roms ot Washington, 12:U Berkshire east op 5 troll* 4 lift* mm ■A Utaspoon paprika Northern Boston at Houston 11, Samuels 4-10 2-3 10, Hobble 614 2-2 mixture into bottom of a 13-by-9-inch pan. Melt 1 to 2 teaspoons water W L T Pts. GF GA Kansas City at Son Antonio 12, McIntosh 60 2-2 14, Jones 1-2 (H) 2, p.m. ns. Cheese sauce (recipe follows) Novo Scotia 17 14 7 41 137 131 Philadelphia at Denver HawktIIZ.iNaverickslOQ Franco 61 1-2 1. Totals 2352 611 53 Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Raiders, 4 Jlmlny Peak pp 16 trails 5 lift* mm n*. the chocolate chips in top of double boiler and Scald milk, add sugar, salt and butler and cool Adirondock 17 13 6 40 152 155 Halftime—Fordham 24, St. John's 21. p.m. Bousquet pp 9 trails 2 lifts mm ns. spread over the peanut butter mixture. Chill 10 to lukewarm, sprinkle in yeast and let sit five Fouled out— None. Total fouls—St. Conference championships Otis Ridge pp 15 trolls 6 lifts. Fredericton 16 15 3 39 141 110 minutes. Cut into squares and return to minutes. Stir. Add eggs, extract and Uli cups Moncton 17 16 3 37 123 124 Celtics 115, Spurs 100 D ALLAS (109) John's Sunday, Jon. 8 Butternut Basin pp 12 trail* all lift* Cheese Sauce Maine Aguirre 12-21 7-12 32, Garnett 14 60 2, 15, Fordham 21. Rebounds— St. John's 19 Super Bowl XVIII operating mm. flour and beat thoroughly. (two minutes with 13 12 ■"6 32 126 116 refrigerator. It's important to cut them before Herald photo by Richmond Sherbrooke 11 22 3 25 133 173 Cummings 614 0-0 16, Blackman 610 44 (Allen 5), Fordham 22 (Samuels 9). Sunday, Jon. 22 Mt. Tom pp Isgr 8 troll* all lift* 2 tablespoons butter or margarine chocolate hardens. electric mixer.) Add another l ‘/i cups flour and South era BOSTON (115) 14, B. Davis 7-12 7-7 21, Vincent 62 1-2 1, Assists—St. John's 14 (Moses, Mullln 5 At Tampa, Fla., 4:30 p.m. operating mm n*. Maxwell 3-7 3-6 9, Bird 16-24 6-7 38* Ellis 38 60 6, NImphlus 611 35 13, Sunday, Jan. 29 Catamount pp 15 troll* 5 lift* mm. 2 tablespoons flour beat again. With a spoon, beat in gradually the Baltimore 21 7 6 48 167 132 each), Fordham 8 (McIntosh 3). ■A teaspoon salt Carla Bovee Rochester 19 14 2 40 163 135 Parish 9-17 3-3 21* Johnson 2-5 0-0 4, Harper 2-3 60 4. Tatals 43-85 22-30 109. Al Honolulu New Hampshire additional flour to form very soft dough. Beat five Springfield 15 15 4 34 Henderson 4-7 (H) 8* Buckner 2-8 1-2 5, A TLAN TA (112) Pro Bowl, 4 p.m. Balsams' Wilderness pp pdr 11 troll* ■A teaspoon pepper 143 141 Jacksonville 67, Vj|lanova63 all lifts operating. minutes by hand. New Haven 15 18 3 33 158 157 McHale 9-16 2-2 20, Alnge 1-3 (M) 2, Carr Williams 63 2-2 2, Wilkins 1622 33 23, 2 cups milk Cranberry Crunch the cooking oil in a deep pan and heat the oil. Put St. Cothorins 14 18 4 2-3 (M) 4, Wedman 0-2 (M) 0* Clark 1-2 (M) Ralllns 7-14 4-8 18, J. Davis 610 1-2 11, Wildcat pp Isgr 28 trails all lifts The dough may be turned onto floured surface 32 147 168 operating mm. 1 cup shredded American cheese the chicken mixture in the pan and keep mixing it Hershev 11 16 6 28 124 147 2* Kite 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 50-96 15-20 115. Johnson 614 2-2 18, Wlttmon 61 60 0, V ILLAN O VA 63 Coiiegefoolbaiihowis (Bev Malone) and kneaded but care should be taken not to add Binghamton 11 19 3 25 150 175 SAN ANTONIO (100) Brown 61 0-0 0, Rivers 1-5 66 8, Pressley 4-7 9-12 17, McClain 35 60 6, Black Mountain pp 10 trail* 4 lift* bare In large skillet cook the bacon and onions in the with a large spoon and then add ti cup water and Mitchell 6-17 17* Jones 4-7 0^ 8* Roundfleld 7-12 69 22, Glenn 24 60 4, spots, tc. too much flour. Dough should be soft and slightly Tuesday's Gomes Pinckney 610 612 16, Wilbur 69 60 10, three tablespoons of margarine or butter until 5 cu|>8 old-fashioned rolled oats mix again. Cover the pan and cook on medium No Gomes Scheduled Gilmore 4-5 2-2 10* Lucas 5-12 4-4 14* Hastings 24 2-3 6. Totals 42-94 2 635 112. McLain 67 60 8, Jensen 1-5 60 2, IndtpwKttnc* Bowl Bretton Woods op trgr 16 trolls all lift* sticky. Cover with plastic and let rise in warm Wednesdov's Games Gervin 3-18 12-14 18* Banks 7-13 2-2 16. Dallas 20 22 37 30—109 Everson 60 620, Dobbs 2-3 61 4, Brown Air Force 9* Mississippi 3 operating. onion is tender, but not brown. Add the beaten 2 cups flour heat for 15 or 20 minutes. place until double. Stir down. Cover tighjiy and Baltimore at Adirondack Paxson 2-7 1-4 6. Roberts 2-5 3-3 7* Atlanta 24 20 27 33—112 60 60 0. Totals 2346 17-27 63. Collfomio Bowl Cannon Mountain pp 12 trails 5 litti eggs and scramble, just until set. Fold 1 pound butter or margarine McNam ara 0-0 0-0 0* Edmondson 1-1 2-2 Three point goal—Aguirre. Fouled mm. refrigerate over night or until two hours before Rochester at Binghamton JACKSONVILLE 67 Northern Illinois20* Fullerton State 13 mushrooms and eggs into cheese sauce and turn 1 pound light brown sugar Hershev at Maine 4. Totals 34-85 31-37 100. out— Smith 1620 66 24, Murphy 615 4-4 16, FlorMo Citrus Bowl Attitosh pp 10 trails all lift* operating serving. Can be baked in greased brioche or Springfield at New Haven Boston 27 36 25 27—115 None. Total fauls— Dallas 27, Atlanta 24. Nadoskay 2-2 04) 4, Council 2-6 34 7, Tennessee 30* Maryland 23 mm top to bottom. into 12-by 7-by 2-inch pan. 2 cans whole-berry cranberry sauce Easy Scampi muffin tins. , Sherbrooke at Nova Scotia San Antonio 25 20 29 26 100 Rebaunds—Dallas 50 (Cummings, Hinton 5-8 04110, Lewis 2-7 1-2 5, Terrell Hall of Feme Bowl Mt. Cronmore pp 5 trolls 3 lifts mm Combine the remaining melted margarine, the Three-point goats— Paxson. Fouled Nlmphl- too to bottom. In large bowl, mix all ihgredients except the Divide off one-sixth of the dough and set aside. Thursday's Games 61 1-2 1, Person 61 60 0, Brown 60 60 West Virginia 20. Kentucky 16 crumbs and paprika and sprinkle on top of eggs. cran^rries. Work with fingers until all is blended (Barbara Richmond) Binghomton at Baltimore out— us 9 each), Atlanta 44 (Rollins 17). 0. Totals 27-60 1318 67. Holktav Bowl Loon Mountain op Isgr 15 trails 7 lift* Divide remaining dough into 36 or 60 pieces, Hershev at Fredericton None. Total fouls— Boston 28. San Assists—Dallas 21 (Aguirre, Black Halftime—Jacksonville 35, VlllonOva Brigham Young 21* Missouri 17 mm. Cover and chill until 30 minutes before serving. and (Tumbled to small pieces. Pal one half of the I'l cup unsalted butter depending on size of pans. Roll each into ball ancl Nova Scotia at St. Catharines Antonio man, 31. Sun Bowl Wotervllle volley pp Isgr 31 troll* oil Bake uncovered for 30 minutes in a 350 degree 20. Rebounds— Boston 47 (Parish 12), San B. Davis 6 each), Atlanta 19 (Rivers 6). lifts operating. Snow Mtn operotlng 3' mixture firmly onto large cookie sheet. Spread ' I cup finely chopped onion place in tins. Divide remaining dough the same Fouled out—Wilbur, Nodosoky, To Alabama 28* Southern Methodist 7 oven. Makes 10 servings. Antonio 40 (Mitchell 9). Assists—Boston A—6,159. tal Aloho Bowl trails tc. the cranberries over it and sprinkle the rest of the ' 3 to 4 cloves garlic, crushed way and roll into smaller balls. Cut or press hole 31 (Bird 6)* San Antonio 21 (Lucas 11). fouls—Vlllanova 18, Jacksonville 20. Penn State 13. Woshington 10 Gunstock Isgr pp 9 trolls 6 lift* mm. To make the cheese sauce: Combine the butler crumbs over the top. Pal gently but firmly. 4 sprigs parsley, chopped into tops of balls and place a small ball into each Technicals—Gilmore. A—13,112. Rebounds— Vlllanova 30 (Pressley Hlghlonds vc 8 troll* all lift* operating Thursdov* Doc. 29 some tc. or margarine, flour, salt and pepper and milk and Bake in 375-degree oven until golden brown, 1 pound uncooked medium shrimp, deveined hole,Cover and let rise until double. Combine 1 or Nordlques 7. Whalers 3 9), Liberty Bowl cook until bubbly. Stir in the shredded cheese Bullets 116. Nets 106 Jacksonville 38 (Smith 11). Assists— At Memptils* Tonn. King Ridge pp 17 trolls 7 lift*. about 20 to 30 minutes. Cut into squares while hot. '/4 cup dry white wine 2 egg yolks with 1 teaspoon water and brush on Mt. Sunooee pp pdr 6 trolls 4 lifts top until melted. Serve warm or cold as is or with ice cream or Vlllanova 7 (McLain 3), Jacksonville 9 Boston College (9-2) vs. Notre Dame to bottom. 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice lops of brioches. Bake at 375 degrees for 20 Hartford i 2 0 3 Clippers 110. Rockets 95 NEW JE R SE Y (lOd) (Council 4). (6-5)* 8:30 p.m. whipped cream. These travel nicely to potiucks Salt and freshly ground pepper minutes, or until brown and hollow sounding. ~ Quebec 4 a 0—7 King 7-ie 4-7 18. WHIiams 7-14 6-10 20* Fridavp Doc. 30 Pat's Peak pp 11 trail* 5 lift* mm. First period—1, Quebec, Moller 1 Crotched Mountain op Isgr 15 troll* 7 and tailgate picnics. Melt butler in medium skillet over low heat. Dawkins 4-4 4-5 12* Birdsong 9-18 2-2 20* (3ator Bowl lifts mm ns. Forgotten Cookies (Price, Cote), 1:21.2, Horttord, Turoeon SAN DtEOO (110) Ramsey 2-5 0-0 4* Gmlnskl 5-9 3-4 13* Pitt 64, Ouquesne 59 At Jadfsonvlllo* Flo. Add onion, garlic and parsley and saute until 17 (Quennevllle, Hosoodar), 12:40. 3, Temple Mountain pp Isgr 10 trails 2 Breaks 5-9 2-2 12, Cummings 11-23 612 Cook 2-2 2-2 6. R. Johnson 1-4 4-6 6* Iowa (9-2) vs. Florida (8-2*1).8p.m. lifts tc. golden, about 10 minutes. Add shrimp and place Boursin Cheese Quebec, Goulet 23 (unassisted), 13:34. 4, 28* Donaldson 3-10 4-6 10* Hodges SS (M) Richardson 3-9 1-2 7* Walker 0-0 (M) 0. Peach Bowl (Marty Adams) Chicken Curry Quebec, A/IcKegnev 10 (Savard, Pale- 10, Nixon 14-22 0-1 28* Kelser 1-4 2-4 4* Willoughby* 0-1 00 0. Totals 4004 26-38 PITT (64) At Atlanta Vermont in ovenproof dish. Bake at 350 degrees for about 20 (Nancy Roser) ment), 17:50. 5, Quebec, P. Stastny 18 Vaughan 6)7 9-12 21, Watkins 00 5-6 5, Jay Peak pp trgr X trails 6 lifts. 2 egg whites Smith CM 1-2 1* Whitehead 1-4 4-4 6* 106. Florida State (6*5) vs. North Carolina Smugglers' Notch pp 35 trail* 4 lifts (NIma Kumar) minutes, or until shrimpare cooked. Coverlightly (Berglund, Moller), 19:49. Penalties— McDowell 0-1 1-4 1. McKinney 4-7 2-2 10* WASHINGTON (116) Armstrong 5-6 61 10, Culbertson 2-3 61 4, (8-3). 3 p.m. >/i teaspoon vanilla 16 ounces cream cheese, room temperature Zuke, Har, 4:13; Savard, (Sue, 6:34; Allen 7-14 60 14, Alkens 1-3 1-2 3, mm. and keep warm. Add wine and lemon juice to Townes 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 44-93 22-37110. Ballard 5-10 6-9 16* Ruland 7-15 ^ 19. Soturdav* Doc. 31 Stowe pp pdr 43 trails 10 lifts mm over Dash salt 8 pieces chicken, any parts, cut and cleaned Hunter, Que, 8:19; Slltanen, Har, 10:05; HOUSTON <95) Mahorn 6-9 7-12 19. F. Johnson 7-12 40 Robinson 1-1 60 2, Williams 63 14 1, Bluebonnet Bowl skillet and simmer about two or three minutes. 8 ounces whipped butler, unsalted, room Neufeld, Har, malar, 19:42; Price, Que, MIklesevIch 60 60 0, David 2-2 60 4 5 ft snow this month. * /4 cup sugar 1 large onion C. Jones 2-4 04) 4* Reid 4-14 2-2 10* 18* Sobers 7-14 2-3 16* Daye 4-5 1-2 9* At Houston Bolton Valley pp 27 trolls 44 lift* mm Season to taste with salt and pepper and pour over temperature malar, 19:4Z Sampson 5-12 13* Ford 5-9 1-2 11* Kopicki 2-4 40 8. Malone 4-11 2-2 10. Totals 2649 1626 64. Baylor (7-3-1) vs. Oklahoma State (7-4). 6 ounces chocolate chips 2 large cloves of garlic, grated ' 4 teaspoon marjoram Second period—6, Hartford, J ohnson 18 DUQUESNE (59) 8 p.m. ns. shrimp. Lloyd 7-12 0-1 14. Bailey 3-8 2-3 8. Leovell Dayls 01 1-2 1. Totals 42-61 32-48 116. Burke Mountain pp 25 trolls all lifts Beat egg whites until stiff peaks form; add 4 tablespoons yogurt (Fronds, Turoeon), 1:27.7, Quebec, Cote 0-3 1-2 1* M cCray 2-3 (H) 4* Hayes 3-6 1-2 New Jersey 27 29 24 2A—106 Sellers 11-20 2-5 24, Stevenson 7-91-315, Mondov* Jan. 2 '/4 teaspoon thyme 8 (M. Stastny, P. Stastny), 5:47. 8, Cotton Bowl operating mm. vanilla and salt. Add sugar slowly and beat until 1 teaspoon curry powder 7. Walker 6-7 2-2 14. Teagle 2-5 2-2 6* M. Washington 29 29 28 30->-116 I '' Beovers 67 66 6, SIsInnI Mad River Glen op frgr 25 trails all >,'i teaspoon oregano Quebec, M. Stastny 13 (Moller), 9:47. 9, Jones 1-3 1-2 3. Totals 40'88 15-24 95. Three-point goals—none. Fouled 63 2-3 2, Horrison 35 61 6, Eaglln 04 2- At Dallos stiff meringue forms. Fold in chips. Drop batter I'/t teaspoons salt 2 2, Bobo 60 2-3 2, Farrell 60 60 0 lifts operotlna. 110 out— Texas (11-0) vs. Georgia (9-1-1). 1:30 Sugarbush Valley pp 70 trail* 14 lift* by teaspoons on greased cookie sheets. Place in I teaspoon tumeric powder Quebec, Goulet 24 (Hunter, Slelgher), Houston 24 IS 24 29— 95 Dawkins* Ruland. Total fouls— Totals 22-49 1 523 59. p.m. Minestrone Romans '/4 teaspoon basil 13:06. Penalties— None. mm top to bottom novice Intermed preheated 375-degree oven and turn oven off. Let 3 tablespoons cooking oil Three-point goals—none. Fouled New Halftime— Dbauesne31, P itt29. Fouled Flosto Bowl exper. 1/4 teaspoon pepper Third period—None. Penalties— out— Jersey 36* Washington 28. Rebounds— out—Vaughan, Rawls. Total fouls_ At Phoonixj Ariz. cookies remain, until oven cools to roiom Mix all ingredients together with the chicken (The Rev. K. Bonadles) Dunn, PIft Suicide Six pp pdr 18 troll* 3 lifts. Blend all ingredients together. Beat until none. Total fouls— San Diego 20. Houston New Jersey 39 (Williams 11 )* Woshington Ohio State (8-3) vs. Pittsburgh (8-2-1)* Kllllngton pp 80 trails all 16 lifts temperature. and let sit covered for about an hour or two. Put Har, 7:41; Hunter, Que, 7:41; P. Stastny, 29. Rebounds— San Diego 50 (Cummings 42 (Ruland 14). Assists—New Jersey 23 23 Duauesne 21. Rebounds—Pitt 34 1 ;30 p.m. 1 pound sweet sausage smooth. Let stand for 24 hours. Que, 8:03; Robertson, Har, minor, molor, (Vaughan 9), Duauesne 33 (Sellers 9). Including gondola. 19). Houston 39 (Sampson 9). Assists— (Ramsey. Cook6) .Washington^ (Sobers Rose Bowl Pico Peak pp 26 trolls 8 lifts. 1 small zuechini, cubed game misconduct, 15:31; Aubry, Que, San Diego 13 (Nixon 5), Houston 15 7). Technicals—W illiams. A—9*483. ^ slsts—Pitt 14 (Allen 6), Duauesne 16 At Posodona* Colif. malor, 15:31. (SISInnI 6). A—6,028. Okemo op Isgr 43 trails 9 lifts mm. 4 medium potatoes (Leovell 4). Technical fouls— Bailey. A— Illinois (10-1) vs. U CLA (6-4-1), 5p.m. Ml. Ascutnev oo 7 trail* 3 lift* mm. Shots on goal— Hartford 8-15*9— 10,679. Orange Bowl 2 cups chopped Swiss chard 32. At Miomi* Flo. Timber Ridge pp 17 trails 3 lift*. Quebec 16-13-8—37. Nebraska (12-0) vs. M iam i (Fla.) (10- Magic Mountain pp Isgr 16 tro lls4 lift* 6 tomatoes, skinned, seeded and chopped Goalies—Hartford, Staniowskl. Qu Pacers 115, Bucks 104 mm. 't tablespoon wine g o l d e n s t a t e (102) M cA llister 156172-455, Art Denver (USFL) — Traded INTRODUCES Resch. A— 10,533. Short 2-15 2-2 6, Smith 616 33 15, Cunllffe 161-443, Pete Wol- guard Glenn Hyde and defen Herald photo by Pinto 2 teaspoons cornstarch Herald photo by Richmond Carroll 10-22 67 25, Conner 610 67 15, tvna 162-435, T rovls Cook 430, sive lineman Larry White to tho BO-mlnuto 6 cups oil Floyd 8-16 2-3 18, B ro il 67 60 8, Johnson Dave Lachapelle 152-429, Chicago (or wide re drivo-in and WE SERVICE ALL Mrs. Wellington Lee and her daughter Karen The Rev. Kenneth BonaiJies Sabrea7.Canadiens4 38 1-4 7, Tlllls M 60 2, Cross 3-4 60 6 Craig Coleman 152-424, Anton ceiver Nell Balholm, defen "Homo of Mr Goodwronch Totals 42-102 1626 102. Mayer 151-410, Joe Tollsono sive end Billy Purlfoy, tight drivoaway solutloni GENERAL MOTOR y "!!l 26 24 2* 35-111 410, Dave Plum ley 152-408, end Mike Him, linebacker Buffalo 3 3 1—7 Golden State 24 3) 24 23—102 Adolph Kusial 403, George Orlando Flanogon and the FOR: CARS AND TRUCKS Montreal l o 3—4 Three-point goals—None. Fouled Kelley 400, Pat Irish 399, Tom rights to tight end Pete Mo raiator Mis, First period—1, Buffalo, Plovfair 2 out— O'Connor 157-397, John Orto- Holohon. • ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS (unassisted), 5:20. 2, Buffalo, Pederson4 Short. T otol fouls—Utah 24, Golden Sfote lanl 152-397. High Individual M iam i' — Signed Chuck (Selling, Ramsay), 8:03. 3, Montreal, 27. Rebounds—Utoh 57 (Bailey 10), average - Chris Plumley Studley to replace Bill Arns- > COMPLETE COUISION REPAIRS Mondou 9 (Carlson, Lafleur), 15:39. 4, Golden State50 (Smith 19). Assists—Utah 144.4, Tony M orlnelll 136.41. parger as defensive coordi Buffalo, Andreychuk 15 (unas Standings: Coleman • RERUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS Here’s a New Year’s recipe for ‘deadly potion’ 28 (Green 10), Golden State 23 (Conner, nator at the end of the season. sisted), Broil 5 each). Technical—None. A— Brothers 31-17, New England antf-frstzt dmiet, • AUTO PAINTINQ 16:40. Penalties—Playfair, Buf, malor, 9,905. Engine 30-18, Pumpernickel Los Angeles (USFL) — 11:00; Nllan, Mon, malor, 11:00; Ruff, Pub 3618, K.M.S. 29-19, Du- deanini ud
Bv Helen Thomas The Reagan camp is jubilant appointees who would try to mains a big problem. United Press International over White House pollster Richard cripple or dismantle or change the The deficit of about $200 billion Year-end bond swap can help finances Wirthlin’s findings of a 62 percent direction of such agencies as the for a man who has always believed "He looks younger than when he came B u s in e s s WASHINGTON - 1983 was good job approval rating — rare in the Legal Services Corp. to provide in a balanced budget has been into office.” Swapping municipal bonds always has been a But the $37 .50 increase isn’t the only benefit. What is to President Reagan. Polls show third year of any presidency when lawyers for the poor, the Civil basically ignored at the White his popularity is high. He is upbeat. disillusionment normally sets in. Rights Commission, the Economic I n B r ie f popular year-end tax move for Investors — and it may significant is that White gels the tax writeoff without House, with Reagan certain the — White House Chief of Staff James Baker be particularly wise this year. If you handle matters His health is good. The pressure of And Reagan political strategists Development Commission, and the deficit will take care of it.self with worsening his investment position. Instead he the Oval Office is not dragging him say he will make a formal Education and Energy Firm to buy Toleco correctly in the remaining week$ of the year, you can Your improves it, growing prosperity. get 1) a current deductible loss that can shelter your down. He likes his job. announcement of his candidacy in departments. As he nears his fourth year in He has had to do some flip-flops. (i'aulion: If the tx)nds you buy are “ substantially M ERIDEN — Sonat Inc., the giant energy And early in 1984 he is expected a nalionally televised address Aides say Reagan is keeping his office. Reagan seems to have a He opposed making Martin Luther other highly taxed income and 2) more tax-free Money's identical " to the bonds you sell, and the two WHITE HOUSE PEOPLE al.so company, has announced plans to purchase the interest from the new municipal bonds you acquire in to announce his bid for a second from the Oval Office in late campaign promises and has the better grasp on the foreign policy King's birthday a national holiday, transactions lake place within 10 days of each other, claim that huge military outlays in stock of the Meriden-based Toleco Oilfield the swap. term. January. "sam e goals tor the next four handle. Aides say he is foeusing but when faced with the inevitable, Worth you can't deduct your loss currently under the the administration have resulted Services for $141.5 million and merge it into a Although the general decline in interest rates may The 72-year-old chief executive Keeping his conservative ere- years” — a rosy economy, peace "in no loss of turf" to the Soviets. more on international affairs, he staged a full-blown ceremony in Sylvia Porter "wash-sale" rule. If swapped bonds are issued by two dehtials intact, he is still pursuing wholly owned subsidiary. have boosted the prices of some of the bonds you own, is on a roll with "everything through strength and an emphasis However, in terrorists attacks in receiving a steady parade of the Rose Garden with civil rights different stale or local governments, they are not a "Reagan revolution" to reverse Both Teleco and Sonat officials said Teleco’s you still may have paper losses on older bond issues. coming up roses." say aides who on traditional values of family, Lebanon and in the invasion of foreign visitors, serving as host to leaders smiling their forgiveness. ' substantially identical." But what’ s "substantially describe his mood as “ very the tide of big government. work and patriotism. the Williamsburg Economic Sum corporate headquarters and research facilities If this is the case, now is the time to consider a bond identical " in the case of municipal bonds issued by the Grenada, more American fighting would remain in Meriden, with no reductions swap. The extra tax incentive: Tax rates for 1984 are 5 upbeat". Although his attempts to wipe Aides credit Reagan with bring mit, and traveling to Japan and HE HAS NOT MANAGED to same government? men were killed or wounded in 1983 planned in the 350-member work force. percent lower than 1983 rates. So the deductible losses "He is in very good shape" for out or reduce many of the social ing back a robust economy with South Korea. appea.se feminists, however, with There is no clear-cut answer. than in any year since the Vietnam Teleco provides service to oil drilling compan you get from bond swapping generally will be more another campaign, said White programs were slowed in 1983, he low inflation and lower unemploy War. his adamant opposition to the present value) that he can use to shelter his $3,100 One brokerage firm suggests that the bonds have at ies that take measurements underground without valuable this year than in future years; they will be short-term capital gain from hisstock transactions. If House chief of staff James Baker. did manage to put into power ment. although unemployment re- Nevertheless, Reagan's popu HE ALSO HAS PRESIDED over Equal Rights Amendment, but he least a ‘/i percent difference In the yield to maturity interrupting drilling, particulary off-shore sheltering more highly taxed income. White is in the 44 percent tax bracket (taxable income larity rose with the Grenada increasing involvement of the has made moves to woo women and five years’ difference in maturity to avoid the drilling. Bond swapping is, of course, really a form of tax between $60,000 and $85,600), the $3,100 tax loss saves wash-sale rules. venture. Observers said America United States in Central America voters with female federal Under the terms of the agreement announced deferral. The loss you take this year increases the tax White $1,,364 in taxes in 1983. needed a military victory, and the and in the Middle East, where he is appointments. To many of you reading this, the tactics suggested Monday, both Raymond Industries and the you pay when you sell the new bonds or when they Just for the sake of this example, assume that nine-day takeover of the tiny showing the flag with battleships In 1983, Reagan also discovered here can result in major tax benefits and can avoid French-owned Societe Nationale Elf Acquitaine mature. But by then, the new lower taxes will be in interest rates continue to drop significantly and White losses just as major. Caribbean island nation provided and aircraft carriers. education is a no-lose issue, and he will sell a combined 58 percent share of the stock effect. So swapping this year not only produces tax sells the Peach City bond next spring for $ , . Since them with a lift. Reagan's foreign policy can be barnstormed the country, partici 10 000 Year-end tax planning can and will save you in Teleco to Sonat at $17 per share. deferral; you actually may cut your overall tax. his tax basis in the bond is $6,900, he has a short-term The presidency has not taken its summed up in two words: "anti- pating in panels with his sleeves moneyl You have only days left in which to act. If you Sonat officials said the acquisition plans also As an illustration, say Sam white has pulled down a capital gain of $3,100. And the tax on that under the toll on Reagan as it has so many of Soviet." He views the world in rolled up, calling for "excellence in have any doubts at all about your planning, consult a provide for a $17 per share offering for the $3,100 short-term capital gain from .stock sales in 1983. new 1984 rates is $1.302. So White has postponed his tax his predecessors who visibly aged terms of the East-West struggle education," and merit pay for lax accountant or attorney. You owe the Internal remaining outstanding shares, bringing the total White bought an Apple City bond years ago for $10,000. fora year and cut his overall tax bill by $62 ($1,364 less and grew weary and gray during and has taken a hardline against teachers. Revenue Service only the legal minimum under the value of the purchase to $141.5 mijlion. The bond'seouponrateis 6'/i percent and the maturity $1,302) in 1984. four years in the Oval Office. the Soviet Union, calling it the Reagan has been plagued in 1983 law. Not one penny more! date is 2011. The bond's present market value is only If While holds on to the new bond for more than one Reagan wears the burdens of office "evil empire.” with some headline-making per $6,900. year, however, his taxable profit on the sale will be well, delegating the duties like a Although he has brought back sonnel problems, including the ("Sylvia Porter's 1984 Income Tax Book," her Development in Glastonbury White sells the Apple City bond and buys a Peach long-term capital gain. And assuming White sells for chairman of the board, and is only -some aspects of the cold war, ouster of the top officials in the comprehensive guide to income taxes, is now City bond with the same face value, maturing in 2029 $10,000. his lax under the new rates will be about $521. concerned with the major throwing down the gauntlet to the Environmental Protection Agency GLASTONBURY — Developers of the Salmon available through her column. Send $4.95 plus $1 for Soviets, he has also tried to do and paying a 6Vi percent. The market value of this In the meantime, he will be getting: mailing and handling to "Sylvia Porter's 1984 Income decisions. who were accused of playing Brook Corporate Park are looking into plans to bond is also down to $6,900. "H e looks younger than when he business as usual. When the politics With environmental build a 75-acre complex on farmland near Tax Book, " in care of this newspaper, 4400 Johnson MORE TAX-FREE INCOME. While now pockets came into office.” Baker said. Korean airliner was shot down by problems. Putnam Bridge. Drive, Fairway, Kan 66205. Allow four to six weeks DOLLARS-AND-CENTS BENEFIT: Sam White $687..50 a year interest (O’/i percent of $10,000) instead "H e's very diligent about watching the Soviets, Reagan retaliated only The complex would include a shopping center, for delivery. Please make checks payable to has a $3,100 tax loss in 1983 ($10,000 cost less $6,900 of $650 (6>/2 percent of $10,000). his weight and keeping up his lightly and refused to take any of The president also hud to jettison office buildings and po,ssibly a conference center. Universal Press Syndicate.) exercises. He enjoys being presi the tougher measures suggested a favorite cabinet officer — William Morgensen. a principal in the Keith dent. and he has more energy than by his outraged conservative Interior Secretary James Watt — Corp. of Hartford, said the construction would not members of his staff." supporters. who was in perpetual hot water, start for two or three years. He had no estimate of Managers find packaging Observers agree that Reagan, Reagan modified his proposals but who reached his Waterloo when the total cost of the complex. J who was shot in the chest in March in intermediate range missiles he made a joking reference to an Morgenson said Keith has hired Hammer Siler 1981 by a would-be assassin, has negotiations with the Soviets at the advisory committee as made up of George Associates of Silver Spring, Md.. to assess bounced buck and appears vigor Geneva bargaining table, but they "a woman, a black, two Jews and a the market for such a complex. The consultant's makes difference in saies ous and jaunty, projecting an came to naught. He went ahead cripple." report is expected within 60 days. image of confidence in himself and with President Jimmy Carter's Reagan's days have grown bus Distribution rights FRAMINGHAM. Ma.ss. (LPI) - aged about'20 new packages in 1983. But his purpo.scs. 1979 pledge to NATO to deploy 572 ier with foreign policy problems, Beauty may be only skin deep but the the activity ranged from a high of 350 Late in the year he began Pershing-2 and crui.se missiles in but he still generally walks over to Forechner gets knives skin surrounding products can play a new new packages in 1982 by one wearing a hearing aid in his right Europe and the Russians walked the Oval Office at about 9 a.m., major role in successful marketing, an personal'care product manufacturer to ear as a result of deteriorating out of the talks as they had gets an intelligence briefing, then SHELTON — The Forschner Group Inc. says it Amos Tuck School of Business .Admin an average of four* in the liquor hearing. threatened. meets with his staff to plan his day. has entered an agreement with Victorinox istration study revealed Tuesday. industry. Although Reagan is the man who The president believes that the He returns to the mansion about Cutlery Co. of Switzerland. "Managers are finding that funds Deighton said the most common has his finger on the button, and Soviets will return to the negotia 4:30 p.m. or 5 p.m. and then The agreement allows Forschner exclusive invested in creative graphic design and package change involved updated has a military aide following him tions in view of what is at slake. engages in a routine of exercises, U.S. distribution rights covering Swiss Army package re.search will often yield a design, typography or graphics and the with the black bag of nuclear The Strategic Arms Reduction including weightlifting that has Knives and the c-utlery manufactured in Switzer greater return than the same funds "packaging aesthetics"' was the single secrets, the awe.someness and talks, involving the larger inter expanded his chest. land by Victorinox and distributed by Forschner. applied to media advertising.'" said most crucial factor in creating a enormity of his responsibility continental ballistic missiles are He likes nothing better than to go The agreement, which covers the United States Dartmouth Prof. John A. Deighton, change. never seems to bother him. still intact, despite the uncertainty to his 688-acre ranch near Santa and its terriories and possessions with minor author ol the study conducted for Deighton said the study found cost Nor does he try to direct the surrounding the status of the Barbara with his wife Nancy, to exceptions, is for an intital period of five years Dennison Manufacturing s Technical plays a complex role in package military commanders in the field, Kremlin leadership. ' ride horses, clear the underbrush beginning Dec. 12. It gives Forschner the right to Papers Division. development. While cited a a minor as the invasion of Grenada showed. Domestically. Reagan has won and breathe the mountain air. renew for successive five-year periods if future Deighton said more than three- consideration for new packages, costs He invested great trust in the some and lost some with Congress. But much as he enjoys the sales continue to exceed average volumes quarters of all purcha.sed finished are a major reason for modifying UPI photo military, leaving to the Pentagon His 1983 gains were not as relaxed life that California offers achieved in 1981-1982. goods require packaging and corpora existing packages once the products hit the planning, execution and even spectacular as his first year in him. Washington is even more tions s|)end more than $.50 billion the market. office, when he scored stunning beckoning, and he feels that he has the control of the pre.ss to block annually on (lackaging and design. Manufacturers are also placing President Reagan relaxes in the Oval to a reporter during a recent interview. victories with his economic recov- nut yet fulfilled his political Andereen group breaks ground coverage of the initial stages of the That economic investment can " ac greater emphasis on safety considera Office'in the White House while talking operation. orv program and tax slash. mission. complish preci.sely the same goals ol BLOOMFIELD — Andersen Group, Inc., has tions us a result of the 1982 TylenoU product awareness, image formation scare, he said. That can be founfl broken ground at its Bloomfield site for a 27,000- and incentive to purchase'" as can be ■quare foot addition to its existing facility. primarily in the increased use 'of gained through media advertising, he The addition will bring the Connecticut location aseptic containers. In California town with large alien population said. up to a total of 100.000 square feet on a 16-acre site, ■ ’.Asept ic packaging is one of the most The first of Its kind The conclusions are based on a capable of providing working space for up to 500 dramatic developments in protective survey of 2.50 packaging and marketing people. Occupancy is scheduled for lute July 1984. packaging in the last decade. " he said. The first production model of Pratt & Whitney’s PW2037 jet executives in six industries — wine and The new construction is third phase of a engine is examined by Louis Durato of Haddam and Larry beer. food, liquor, cleaning and repair Food companies are rapidly convert Many don’t think stalled immigration bill is the answer five-year expansion program designed to im products, soft drinks and personal care ing to those containers and juices, dips, prove the operating conditions and to fulfill the Bernier (right) of Norwich last week following testing at the products. sauces and icing prime candidates for growing requirements of its subsidiaries and company's Middletown facility. The all-new highly fuel-efficient The survev lound industries aver the packages. corporate offices. aircraft engine is expected to save airlines millions of dollars a By Leon Daniel consider myself a criminal. I had holding jobs that might otherwise Kennedy said the INS raids are this year because it lacked support United Press International to survive.” desperately poor but he is not year in fuel costs. go to unemployed Americans, "public relations exercises" and was opposed by Hispanic really making it either. The former Dollar loses ground Vargas opposes legislation that aimed at securing more federal members of Congress, The Centers set up for ADAM Marine is a minimum-wage truck LONDON — The dollar slipped further in quiet SANTA ANA. Calif. - One in would require those qualified to THE INS SAID the arrest of 5,440 funding for enforcement. He said speaker also indicated he feared louder who would like to be a trading as European currency exchanges opened March and more by the electronic technology and four of the 220,000 residents of the work in the United States to carry suspects was an "unqualified illegal aliens "are the constant President Reagan might veto the WEST HARTFORD professional boxer. At 24, he knows today. Gold prices were mixed. end of the year. their positive presence in bustling city of Santa Ana is an counterfeit-proof identification success" but surveys taken later targets of crim e” and often are legislation in an effort to win Cunningham denies roie (I'P I) — Coleco Indus he has waited too long. Gold opened higher in Zurich at $380.50 an "This agreement will the computer market, Ho illegal alien who lives in fear of cards. disclosed that most of the jobs exploited by bosses who pay less Hispanic votes next year. tries Inc. Tuesday an "Tim es are hard because you’re ounce, up from Tuesday’s close of $378.50. In guarantee the mainte neywell is the obvious arrest and deportation to Mexico. "It would be discriminatory opened up by the raids had been than the minimum wage. As for the president, at a recent nounced an agreement in competition with the illegals." London, however, bullion prices dropped after nance of high perfor Americans in affluent, politi because the authorities would filled by other other non-citizens. Kennedy said his commission news conference he pledged to with a Newton. .Mass.^ choice." said Reed as he let off some steam the two-day holiday shutdown, opening at $379,875 in Marietta takeover bid mance standards for Coleco will publish a list cally conservative Orange County, check only on people who appear to “ Immigration is a pseudo prob opposes the Simpson-Mazzoli bill work for immigration reform company to set up ;i on a heavy bag at the Santa Ana an ounce against last Friday's $380,125. ADAM purchasers. " of the service centers and well as elsewhere in the United be foreign born. " he said. "But lem more than a real one," insisted because “ the impact of the em becau.se “ This country has lost network of service cen Boxing Club. Trading was quiet across the continent with the president of corporate were never fully reported. Vo.seloff said. "With their customers also can call a States, also are afraid. They fear a there should be some control at the the Rev. Allan Figuerroa Deck, ployer sanctions could be discrimi control of its borders, and no CONCORD, N.H (UPI) ters for Coleco's ADAM Would he work in the fields? strong dollar dropping slightly in value, except in strategy at Bendix, a "What was never re substantial expertise in toll-free number for help. silent and seemingly unstoppable border with the help of the Mexican director of the Roman Cathoiic natory” by providing an excuse not country can sustain that kind of — Mary Cunningham said personal computers. “ No way," Reed said. " I t ’s hard Zurich where it opened at 2.1885 Swiss francs, up invasion of an estimated 6 million government." mission to Orange County to hire Hispanics. position." in her first interview in Southfield, Mich., auto ported nor could it have The agreement with the work and low pay. That's some from Tuesday’s close of 2.1875. and aerospace supplier, in illegal immigrants and refugees Vargas believes that all illegal Hispanics. "W e also don't like the amnesty Hispanics comprise by far the more than a year that .she been because they (the customer services div thing you only do if you have to,” The dollar opened lower in Paris at 8.412 francs 1980 amid rumors she was into this country during the past aliens in the United States "should "B y and large, when one mea provision, which is minimal." largest segment of Santa Ana's and William Agee had an medial didn't know what ision of Hrfheywell Infor five years. be allowed to remain with full legal against Tuesday's close of 8.4325 and in Frankfurt "incredible fallout " after romantically involved was happening during mation Systems. Inc., al sures all the benefits against the Kennedy said. "And a national population. An estimated one-third DR. EDWARD HUNTER, pas Canada’s capital was Bytown Such fears are heightened at a rights. In exchange, the govern at 2.7485 German marks against 2.756. The U.S. her highly publicized re with Agee. He publicully that stage is that Bill and I lows Coleco to open liabilities, immigration to the identity card in a free society is of the population does not speak tor of the all-Anglo First United Named after the Outaouac (or Outauais) Indian time when about 10 million Ameri ment should require them to currency started trading in Milan at 1.669.50 signation from Bendix denied their involvement had an incredible fallout AD.AM service centers in- United States is a positive reality,'’ offensive." English. Methodist Church downtown, said, tribe. Ottawa was founded as Bytown in 1827. Located cans are unemployed and when prepare for U.S. citizenship. " Italian lire, down from 1,675 and in Brussels at Ciirp. because she felt he at a meeting of the com- right after 1 left Bendix. " Honeywell customer ser said the Jesuit priest. Still. H ispanics have not "We had one Hispanic member but on the Ontario side of Ottawa River border with government at all levels finds it Such broad amnesty is essential, 56.925 Belgian francs compared to a closing price forced her out. ptiny staff. she said. vice centers. Deck opposes the Simpson- K ENN ED Y SAID. HE hopes achieved a proportionate influence he moved away.” Quebec, the city was incorporated under its present increasingly difficult to fund he said, because it would be of 57.25. She also denied she had Twenty months later, "1 felt that he had They will be equipped Mazzoli bill on grounds that “ the immigration legislation will come in local government. The city has Hunter acknowledged some re.s- name in 1855. It became the capital of the Canadian schools and social services. inhumane — and impossible — to On the London exchanges, which reopened any direct role in Agee s she married her lormer basically stayed and with state-of-the-art test amnesty provision would not be up again in a different form "but an all-white school board, although entment against illegal aliens on Confederation in 1867. The nation cannot control its deport the uncounted millions of after a two-day holiday, the pound struggled to unsuccessful attempt at mentor. Ms. Cunningham made me go and I was ing equipment and highly sufficiently generous.” these questions should not be 80 percent of the school children the part of his church members. borders and Congress has been undocumented aliens, many of open higher at $1.4345 against last Friday's the helm of Bendix to take is now a consultant with furious. " she added. trained personnel expe "There have been cycles of decided in an election year." are Hispanic. A broad amnesty “ There's a feeling that the ^ unable to agree on how to revamp whom have been in this country for closing price of $1,433. over Martin Marietta in Joseph E, Seagram & "There were a good cou rienced in microcomputer scapegoating of recently-arrived They probably will not be, if provision in immigration-reform Hispanies are taking away jobs,” 'outmoded immigration policies. years. In Tokyo, the dollar closed lower at 233.78 yen one of the most tangled Sons Co. and has formed a ple months where it's a technology, said Mark L. immigrants." said Deck, whose House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neil legislation could turn a lot of he said. "These are hard times. We , The House still has not approved Vargas and his boss. Santa Ana against Tuesday's close of '233.99. merger battles in corpo capital venture business misnomer to say we w ere Yoseloff. Coleco execu mother was Mexican. "The Irish has anything to do with it. The Hispanics into eligible voters and see people living in their cars. But ■ the Simp.son-Mazzoli bill, passed Police Chief Raymond C. Davis, rate history. with Agee called Semper, friends.. tive vice president. and Italians were scapegoated. Massachusetts Democrat has said change all that. our people are willing to help. One last year by the Senate. The are critics of the raids staged by Bill suggested Ms. Cunningham was the Latin word for He said five centers w ill Now it’s the Mexicans and Sou he would not bring up Daryl Reed, one of the relatively feeling is resentment. The other is measure would .set new limits on the U.S. Immigration and Natural interviewed recently in "'always.” Minimum depth of the open within a week w ith 35 theast Asians." immigration-reform legislation few blacks in Santa Ana. is not caring." HARTFORD — Senate Minority Leader Philip legal immigration, crack'down on ization Service to round up illegal her Osterville, Mass., Ms. Cunningham, who Panama Canal is 40 feet. in service bv the end of Asked if he advocated com Robertson, R-Cheshire, said he will sponsor employers who knowingly hire aliens. Hunter, a supporter of the is writing a book about her pletely open borders, the priest legislation next year to help elderly, low-income home by New Hampshire illegal aliens and grant amnesty to Simpson-Mazzoli bill, said his ex|H'riences. said the cir "The Border Patrol has picked replied. “ The fact is that we have or jobless homeowners in tight financial times. Profiles, a monthly- millions already here. church sponsors an all-Hispanic cumstances following her parents up on the streets and an open border now and it works. Robertson said Tuesday his proposal for the magazine. "It's bad legislation," said Jose boy scout troop. depiirture from Bendix deported them while children were Those who suffer most are those legislative session beginning Feb. 8 would give She left her job as vice ■ Vargas. 47. who heads the Hispanic left at home alone, " Vargas said. Hunter's church permits an who are immigrating. My concern tax credits to banks and other lending institutions ; Affairs Division of the Santa Ana "Cars owned by deportees have Hispanic Pentecostal group to use is for the dignity of all immigrant in exchange for providing reverse annuity SSfiSDnS GRE?nHGS • Police Department. "It makes it a been left abandoned on the streets. its building for Sunday services. people. Human rights should be mortgages. from the staff at crim e to be hungry. All the laws in It disturbs the whole city. People "Our relationship with the His respected. Our immigration laws The mortgages allow a person to "sell back" a the world won't stop a hungry man are afraid to go out of their homes panics is very cordial," he said. are unenforceable. They just don't house to a bank through monthly payments that from trying to find work." to shop. When the Border Patrol GYlKliAificS Anne’s Place work.” Robertson said could help the elderly in Old Fashioned Prices The award-winning police of comes to town, business turns bad. AT HIS NEAT OFFICE in the Deck scoffs at the contention retirement years or low-income or unemployed Regular Everyday Low Prices ficer, a former field laborer and The raids are not illegal but they police station. Officer Vargas that illegal aliens do not pay taxes homeowners in tough financial times. garbage collector who was de- are unethical. Of the ones they recalled the days when he was on and are a drain on welfare He said state law already allows the mortgages HAIRCUTS PERMS ; ported to his native Mexico a dozen deport, 90 percent come right the wrong side of immigration low TINY TOTS tgM 12-24 oio't. Jsto't services. but providing the tax credits to banks would help *ree»-Se- times before finally marrying to back." he saw as unjust. PRE-SCHOOL aiM 3-S $500 *2 0 °° insure the law was used. INety* ; achieve U.S. citizenship, speaks Vargas said the raids have "Mexican kids are taught in BOYS & GIRLS acM S-16 ALTHOUGH MOST ILLEGAL • from personal experience. created a breakdown in communi aliens have federal and state school that the United States stole GYMNASTICS I That marriage failed but the cation between the Hispanic com income taxes withheld from their the Southwest from Mexico," he Call WININGERS 646-3687 ; American dream came true for the munity and local police because wages, as well as Social Security said. "There is no stigma to being Som«thlng Different...... Wish. Someone A 791 Main St., Manchester man who has done some hard undocumented aliens are so afraid Having taxes, they rarely apply for deported. The attitude is that it’s traveling since an impoverished of the authorities they do not report unemployment compensation, our land and we’re just going back boyhood in an adobe hut in Jalisco, crimes. to il.” welfare or food stamps because Happy Birthday PI BIJCNOTK K Mexico. The immigration service's big a party? they fear deportation. Vargas worries about the future. gest caper in recent years was with A Herald Happy Heart FREE!! "The greatest reason for devel “ Is there going to be another FREE!! • *T WAS AN ILLEGAL ALIEN,” Operation Jobs in April, 1982, a \ opment of the Sun Belt was its easy civil war over indocumentados? ■s RO-VIC "The Party Place” carries a i Vargas said. " I was deported a series of raids on .560 work sites Only access to cheap non-union labor." History will judge if the immigra BLOOD complete line of party goods, disposable ■ dozen times in the 1950s. I was a around the nation in a single week, Deck said. " I f all the undocu tion raids were right or wrong. guest in various jails. I didn't to detain and deport illegal aliens Conditions are getting so bad in k I9-00 PRESSURE plates, napkins, cups, invitations plus mented workers were to disappear OPT J0S£ • : K ., Mexico everybody will want to TAKEN BV much more. tomorrow. Orange County would CLINIC A leave. I already have about 50 come to a halt. Hotels and BEQISTFREU Live It up this New Years "Mexican kids are taught in school that restaurants would close. Certainly undocumented relatives in the ' NURSE UPI photo United States.” with Help from RO-VICI the car washes would. It would hit Love the United States stole the Southwest the electronics industry. There "The day I got my U.S. citizen MANCHESTER Award-winning police officer Jose Vargas in his office at ship I cried like a baby, ” he said. "I 811 MAIN ST. $44 tHoMon Bd.. Munchooior from Mexico. There is no stigma to being would be no domestic workers. AT: LIMETT PHARMACY and MALL Tolaphono M4-3322 knew they could never deport me DIRECTIONS Sheldon Road Rusty Kennedy, executive direc the Santa Ana, Calif., police headquarters. Vargas, a PARKADf HEALTH SHOPPE Home of the Antique Market Place runs beiwoon Oakland Street again.” deported. The attitude is that it’s our land tor of the county's Human Rela 18 Antique and Collectable Shops (Routt 83) and Parktr Street former field laborer who was deported to his native Sitting under a plaque that TIME; EVERY THURSDAY S PM TO 0 PM m north Manchester HOURS Daily 8AM-SPM- tions Commission, said, "Orange 643-2711 t o tuoDinreil at a COMMUNITY SERVICE by Antique Auction every Thurs. 7 p.m. "ihv iinrty plncf' and we’re just going back to it.” Mexico 12 times before he became a U.S. citizen, is proclaimed that he had been the Saturday CAM-3PM County is a perfect example of a Ask for.... opposed to the Simpson-Mazzoli immigration bill. He police officer of the year, Vargas i I'-.r.l TT PAHKAOf PHARMACY PARKADf HEALTH 6 — Santa Ana Police Officer Jose Vargas. community that thrives because of *' iH f PARKADf n u t r it io n CENTER contends it would not stop illegal immigration. said, " I haven't done bad for a Janet undocumented workers." wetback." ♦ MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Dec. 28, 1983 A rea Towns Benoit lists openings ^Area towns In Brief LOOK FOR THE STARS... for county posts A n d o ve r B o lt o n / C o v e n try Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get Ramp bid awarded By Tracy L. Geoghegan expire Sunday. The new terms will will BOLTON — If you wonder where the Herald Reporter expire Jan. 1, 1987. Community Hall handicapped-access ramp that better results. Put a star on your od and see what a COVENTRY - Coventry Town Clerk was supposed to be finished by the end of this A L L SEVEN TERMS on the Patriot’s month is, it’s coming. Ruth E. Benoit has issued a list of Park Board of Directors will expire vacancies in town-appointed positions Feb. 28, 1984. At that time, the board Ryba to make pitch difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, Monday-Friday, The Public Building Commission only recently and of officials whose terms either will no longer exist unless the Town awarded the bid for the ramp to DmC have expired or are soon to expire. Council decides to extend the terms, as Construction Company of Manchester. DmC Officials whose terms have expired previous boards have done twiqe since submitted the lowest bid tor the project, $3,800. will serve until their successors have for federal funding i t - the board was established in 1980. ^ 8:30 g.m. to 5:00 p.m. » been appointed or until they have have Members of this board are: Roberta A spokeswoman for the commission said work been reappointed by the Town Council. Wilmot, Jane Coveil, Donna Newton, By Sarah Passell part of a road as a major traffic on the ramp, to be made of pressure-treated Ms. Benoit said Tuesday that most Marsha Heath, William Zenko, David Herald Reporter collector. CRCOG is in charge of wood, is to begin immediately. Bolton architect officials have indicated they would Homes tor Rent 43 Services Offered SI Bulldlng/Contractlng 53 . Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 Cayer and Dianne Wilson. coordinating area towns’ wish lists for Alan Wiedie, who designed the ramp and will accept reappointment. After Alfred Quintiliano was elected BOLTON — First Selectman Henry their share of trade-in funds. oversee its construction, said the frozen ground The terms of two constables — R. to the council, he resigned as an P. Ryba says he will personally appeal Maziarz said when the time comes to could delay construction. But once started, he Robert Ford and D. Paul Martel — BRICKS, BLOCKS, FARRAND REMODEL- 1975 FORD GRANADA alternate to the Planning and Zoning to the chief of transportation planning design the Bolton Road project Vernon B said, it should be finished within two weeks. <»expired Nov. 9. These are 2-year STONE — Concrete. ING — Cabinets, roofing, GHIA — $1400. Good con Commission, leaving one of three in Connecticut for federal highway will probably have to halt the improve Chimney repairs. No lob VITAIAIKI terms; the new terms would expire gutters, room additions, dition. Call 646-6615. alternate positions vacant. This term trade-in funds to improve South Road. ments north of the Bolton town line. He ANDOVER — Two bed too small. Call 644-8356. Nov, 6, 1985. rooms, living room with decks, all types of remo will expire Nov. 1, 1986. The state transportation department said the state looks for a ’’logical 1975 DATSUN PICKUP Board given spending iimit Becau.se of the death of Frank Steel in fireplace. Across from deling and repairs. FREE Vicki Kenziorski has resigned, leav has twice turned down Bolton’s request terminus.” where the smaller road ODD JOBS, Trucking. estimates. Fully insured. TRUCK - Long bed with November there is a vacancy on the lake. $450 per month. Call BOLTON — Recreation Director Gary Morten- ing a vacancy on the Board of Welfare. for funds. State officials have said $200 meets a major state collector, to halt Home repairs. You name Telephone 643-6017, after cap. Excellent condition Cemetery Commission. Steel’s term is 742-8771. Her term will expire Nov. 7, 1984, Also million in federal funds, released when improvements on the smaller road. It, we do It. Free esti 6pm, 647-8509. throughout, $1550. 232- son said he is under orders from town officials to to expire Oct. 17, 1986. keep the town recreation budget next year at on that board, the terms of Marjorie the state decided not to build parts of mates. Insured. 643-0304. 9487. Jane Coveil’s term on the Conserva MANCHESTER - Availa exactly the same level as 1983-84, or about $27,000. Roach and David CayerexpiredNov.9, Interstate 291, may only be used in He could think ol no obvious terminus CARPENTRY WORK — tion Commission will expire Jan. 1, ble Immediately. Immac SNOWPLOWING — The figure includes about $22,000 from town tax 1983. Ms. Roach has said in writing she rural areas on roads classified as for the Bolton road project within Alterations, new work 1978 BUICK REGAL - 1984. ulate 5 room Ranch with Parking lots and drive Power steering, power revenues and about $5,000 from fees paid by those wants to be reappointed. collectors, which feed traffic from local Vernon boundaries. And, he said, newer furnace and many and repairs. Call David, o ways. Call after 5pm, o brakes, automatic trans who participate in activities the Recreation THE ECONOMIC Development The positions for both Coventry’s roads onto major arterials. South continuing the project south into Boiton 643-8996. 'other recent Improve M ik e 649-0539, 649-6344. mission, air condition Department sponsors. Commission now has a vacancy representatives to the Windham Re Road, they said, is only a local road. as far as Route 44 would add ments. Rent with option LEON CIESZYNSKI ing. V-6. Chrome wheels, because former member Donald Ray- gional Planning Agency are vacant Bolton administrator Karen Levine enormously to the cost of the project, to buy possible. $550 The town Recreation Commission began mer was elected to the Town Council in PLANNING A WED BUI LDER — New homes, plus more. Very good owing to the resignations of Claire has complained that the state’s position even if Bolton qualified for federal monthly. Tenant pays all DING, SHOWER OR budget deliberations Tuesday for the 1984-85 November, Raymer’s term would have additions, remodeling, condition. Best offer over Connelly and Raymond Desmone. One is inconsistent. She cited the inclusion funds. utilities. T.J. Crockett, SPECIAL PARTY? Get expired Feb. 1, 1988. Also on the rec rooms, garages, kit $4000. 643-7254 after 6PM . fiscal year. Its budget proposal is subject to position is by appointmentt of the town of Bolton Road in Vernon among Vernon is classified as an urban area, Reoltor, 643-1577. 15% to 20% off Quality approval by the Board of Selectmen and the town Economic Development Commission, chens remodeled, ceil manager; the other is by appointment projects that do qualify for trade-in which makes it easier to qualify for Invitations, Respond, ings, bath tile, dorm ers, finance board. the term of John Ohiund III will expire of the Planning and Zoning Commis money. The town of Vernon wants to federal funds for road projects, Mazi Thank yous. Call “An Feb. 1, 1984. The new term expires Jan. roofing. Residential or Bank fAULTI- NVUL sion. widen and improve Bolton Road. arz explained. As a classified rural Store/Office Space nouncements By Nancy" com m ercial. 649-4291. Mortenson said before the meeting Tuesday 30, 1989. Repossessions that his charge suits him fine. On the Pension and Retirement Bolton Road turns into Vernon Road area. Bolton cannot claim funds for as - call 241-1218 for day or V t T A l A l M S V\TAN( On the HU D Rehab Housing Commit Commission, the term of Robert and Quarry Road in Bolton. But the many of its roads, he said. evening appointment. F O R S A L E “ I hate to spend money," he said. " I liketocut tee. the Water Pollution Control Potterton expired Nov. 4, 1983. Potter- section of the road inside Bolton Ryba has not yet scheduled an MANCHESTER — 243 Rooflng/Sidlng laao Dodga Coll * i 7 9 0 budgets.” He said he was told to request no new Authority representative seat is ton has said in writing he would like to boundaries does not qualify for federal appointment to discuss the $2 million Main Street. New brick, CHIMNEY SWEEP — 1070 ChevrolBt CBmaro • 4 « 0 0 programs for next year. vacant. be considered for reappointment. The funds, Ms. Levine has pointed out. South Road project with John Drake, one level, professional Heorth Side Chimney 1066 Ford Mustang • 9 S 0 0 Three terms on the six-member new term would expire Nov. 4, 1986. Thomas Maziarz, a transportation chief planner for the Connecticut office suites, with full Sweeps. Experienced BIDWELL HOME Im The above can be seen In budget sessions over the next few months, professionals, fully In Board of Health have either expired or The council has given no indication planner for the Capitol Region Council Department of Transportation. Hesaid basement, separate fur provement Company — a tSB M the commission will also decide what to do witti sured with the safety and are vacant. The terms of Hanna how or when it will act. on these of Governments, admitted Monday it is he expects to meet with Drake early in nace and air. Abundance Roofing , siding, altera 913 Main St. $13,000 in federal revenue sharing funds the town Douville and Janice Kay Hall expired cleanliness of your home JOL appointments. unusual for the state to classify only the new year. of parking. Under con tions, additions. Same allocated to improve the playing fields at Herrick Nov. 2. There is also a vacancy on the struction. Occupancy In our priority. Call 649-3442. number for over 30 years. Park. VIT. V« board owing to the resignation of M arch. 750, 1000 and 2000 649-6495. BABYSITTING DONE IN Mortenson said he hopes the money will stretch Elaine Stetson in August. The new square feet. Still time to MIsC; Automotive 76 c c far enough to move the two fields farther apart, terms will expire Nov. 6, 1985. Tolland County Hill (South Coventry) customize. Call: Donald MY HOME — Can pro scrape and add clay to the infields, improve On the Parks and Recreation Com Saturday, 9:14 p.m. — medical call. Camp Fish, 875-9647. vide loving family atmos Heatbig/Plumblng 55 Fire phere and Individual at drainage, and rewire existing lighting. mission. the terms of Antonio D’Am- Saturday, 3:39 a.m. — motor vehicle Meeting Road (Bolton) tention. Available after UNIROYAL STEEL brosio, Walter Chambers, Richard accident, 2599 Main St. (South Coventry) Monday, :38 a.m. — medical call. North MANCHESTER — Ware February 1st. Call 646- B E L T E D T IR E — J78-15. Goodwin and Robert Wallace will Saturday. 5:45 p.m, — medical call. Orchard Ayers Road (South Coventry) house, R & D and/or llte FOGARTY BROTHERS Calls Industrial space. 1,000 sa. 7151. Excellent condition. $20. — Bathroom remodel Call 643-4859, anytime. ft. to 25,000 sq. ft. Very ing; Installation water reasonable. Brokers pro LIVE-IN COMPANION- Merry Christmas and heaters, garbage dispo Happy New Year! tected. Call Heyman (Womanl/BABYSITTER sals; faucet repairs. 649- Properties, 1-226-1206. By Mature Woman. Ex 7657. V isa / M a ste rC a rd Get the Want Ad habit ... perienced. Reply to Box accepted. KK, c/o The Herald. read and use the little ads Misc. for Rent In Classified regularly. PERK UP TOUR PBOFITS... Classified.... 543-2711. B u sin e ss O p p ortu nities .. .22 643-2711 Notices Store/Oftlce Space ...... 44 Household Goods ...... 62 For Sale Situation W anted ...... 23 Resort Property...... 45 Misc. tor Sale ...... 63 Rates For advertisements to be Paintlng/Paperlng $2 LEOAL NOTICE witli tlie items you. sell in the At a regular m eetlno of the Lost/Found. ...01 Employment Info ...... , .24 Misc. for Rent ...... 46 Home and Garden ...... 64 Minimum Charge: published Monday, the dead MANCHESTER - 2 cor aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa garage available Imme aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Bolton conservation Com- ....02 Instruction ...... 25 W a nted to R e n t ...... 47 P ets ...... 65 $2.25 tor one day line is 2:30 p.m. on Fridoy. mlsslon/lnlond Wetland . . . 0 3 diately. No heat. No auto PAINTING AND PAPER Holldoy/Seosonal 61 A gen cy on 12/21/83, IW A P e r Classifieds. Roommates Wanted ...... 48 Musical Item s ...... 66 P e r W o rd : A u c t io n s . business. $85 monthly. mit *6-83-8 wos Issued with ...04 , Recreational Item s ...... 67 HANGING — Exterior conditions to Lowrence Real Estate 1-2 d a y s ...... 15« Read Your Ad T.J. Crockett, Realtor, and Interior, ceilings re A n t iq u e s ...... 68 Flono ot Rte 4. Bolton to con 3-5 d a y s ...... 14c .643-1577. paired. References, fully BEADED DOLLS and struct brook crossing, dls- Homes for Sole ...... 31 Services Classified advertisements 0 T a g S a le s ...... 69 6 d a y s ...... 13c Insured. Quality work. miscellaneous Christmas chorge storm drainage and Financial Condominiums ...... are taken by telephone os a aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaavaaaa construct o cul-de-sac and .. .32 Services Ottered ...... 51 Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12c Martin Mdttsson, even ornaments for sale, price Lots/Land for Sa le ___ .•33 Painting/ Papering ...... 52 convenience. two driveways In wetland n H a p p y A d s: ings 649-4431. range, $5 and up. Call areas ot the proposed Investment Property .. .. .34 Building/Contracting ...... 53 The Manchester Herald is Services after 6pm, 649-5072. Quarrvvilla Woods subdivi Personal Loans. 19 $3.00 per colum n Inch Business Property ...... 35 R o o fin g / S id in g ...... 54 responsible onlyforonelncor- sion off South Street. Insurance...... 1.1 Wayne K. Shorey, ' Resort Property .., ___ .. .36 Heating/Plumbing ...... 55 Autom otive rect Insertion and then only Bulldlng/Contractlng S3 C hairm an ....14 Deadlines Recreational Items 67 F l o o r in g ...... 56 Cars/Trucks for Sale ...... 71 for the size of the original Services Ottered $1 12/27/83 For classified advertise 057-12 Income Tax Service ...... 57 Motorcvcies/Bicvcies ___72 In se rtio n . Rentals ments to be published Tues DESIGN KITCHENS by E Em ploym ent Services Wanted ...... 58 Rec Vehicles ...... 73 Errors which do not lessen day through Saturday, the J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, S M A L L S L E D — 42” INVITATION TO BID E Rooms for Rent ...... 41 the value of theadvertisement REWEAVING BURN Sealed bids will be received Auto Services ...... 74 & Education For Sale deadline is'noon on the day vanities, formica, Wilson long. Very good condi Apartments for Rent .. . . .42 Autos for Rent/Lease ...... 75 will not be corrected by on HOLES — Zippers, um In the Office of the Director of before publication. brellas repaired. Window art, Corlan counter tops, tion. $9. Call 649-7779. General Services, 41 Center ....21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 H o lid a v / S e a so n a l...... 61 Misc. Automotive ...... 76 additional insertion. kitchen cabinet fronts, Street, Manchester, Connec shades, Venetian blinds. complete woodworking LANGE FOAM-FLO ticut, until J A N U A R Y 13,1984 Keys. TV FOR RENT. at 11 ;00 a.m. for the service, custom made Marlow’s, 867 Main buckle ski boots. Men’s foilow ing; furniture, colonial repro ATHLETIC SHIRTS. Street. 649-5221. size 9 medium. $60. Call ductions In wood, 9 varie 643-2880. The T ow n of M anchester is Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Apartments for Rent 42 ties of hardwood and an eaual opportunity em PHONE Notices Rentals ployer, and requires an a ffir C veneers NOW IN STOCK mative action policy for all of C Call 649-9658 or evenings, its Contractors and Vendors Bluebird Quilt os a condition of doing HOMEMAKERS - Put MANCHESTER — Three 289-7010. Automotive Lost/Found 01 NEWSPAPER Rooms for Rent business with the Town, as PART TIME your housecleaning skills 41 room heated apartments. per Federal Order 11246. CARRIER NEEDED Mature person to answer to good use. Becom e part No appliances. Security. Bid Forms, plans ond spec AREA ADVISORS in Manchtster MECHANIC — New Ford telephone. Minimal book of The Clean Team and Phone 646-2426, 9 to 5 ifications are ovallableatthe GENTLEMAN PRE General Services Office, 41 LOST — Autumn ^treet NEEDED In Manchester keeping skills required. 3 qualify far flexible hours Side Pleats Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 Call dealer needs qualified F E R R E D . $50.00 weekly. weekdays. Center Street, Manchester, a re a . 3 m o n th s old to deliver to our carriers. auto mechanic. Expe evenings and Saturday. and gaod pay. Call M are v Connecticut. 646-2000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• orange kitten. Pink col Cal 1647-9946 between 9am 647-9946 rience necessary. Full Top hourly wags. Open at The Clean Team, FOUR ROOM APART TOWN OF MANCHESTER. lar with bel I. Cal I 643-5064. and H am . benefit package. Salary ing available Immedia 721-7066. CONNECTICUT tely. Call A l Sle lfe rtJr.lo r FULL KITCHEN and MENT — No appliances. 1974 TOYOTA CORONA ROBERT B. WEISS, dependent on expe personal Interview. Bath Privileges. Security $240 per month, plus utili — 4 door, 4 speed. Body GENERAL MANAGER IMPOUNDED - Mole, 5 IMMEDIATE OPEN COLLEGE STUDENTS rience. Apply In person at ties, $300 Security dep 053-12 Business Opportunities 22 deposit required. Park good shape, runs well, years old, shepherd ING S for part time house- — Large firm must fill ; Superior Auto, Route 6, 647-9997 osit. No pets. Phone 643- 643-2711 new engine parts. $2000or cleaning In the several semester break ing. Call between 8am cross, E. Middle Tpke. Columbia, CT. and 12 noon, 643-2659. 4751, 4 to 8pm. best offer. Call 646-9589 NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION Male 8 year old. Lob, Glastonbury area. We openings. Start at $6.85 AND BABYSITTER — Our after 4pm, ask for Mark. A ndover tog, on Pine St. offer flexible hours ond per hour. It desired, posi COOKS — Short order or LIKE PRIVATE HOME. NOTICE TO CREDITORS home or yours. One Fem ale, 2 m onths old. good hourly rates. Call tion can become part pizza man, and dis Studio-type opartment. Notice Is hereby given, pur happy girl, age one year. Apartments for Rent 42 suant to Section 33-379 of the Terrier, P ork St. Coll M a id To Order, 659-2953. time on a flexible sche hwashers. Experience re Utilities, appliances. THE VACATION seo- 3 to 5 days, 2:30 to 5:30. Connecticut Generol Sta 646-4555. dule when classes re SOMEONE TO DO Iron quired. Days and nights. Working single adult. No son Increases the de tutes, as amended, that Call 647-9775. COOKS — Short order or sume. Interview now be ing in my home. Good Apply In person: Anto children, pets. Call 643- mand for photographic Florida Sun, Inc., a Connec MANCHESTER-One, two ticut corporotlon with offices pizza man, and dis fore exams, begin work hourly wage. Call 649-2094 nio’s, 956 M o ln Street, 2880. equipment. Now Is the FULL TIME TELLER — and three bedraom at 789 Moln Street, Manches hwashers. Experience re after Christmas. Please after 5pm. Manchester. time to run an ad In ter. Conn., has been dis Will train. Monday thru apartments. Heat and hot Employment quired. Days and nights. call Lin at 721-0349,3pm to MANCHESTER — Im classified to sell that solved by resolution of Its Thursday, 8:30 ta 5pm, water. $400, $440, $495. Apply In person: A nto 7pm only. FULL TIME TELLER — maculate two bedroom camera you no longer directors and shareholders. Will train. Monday thru Friday 8:30 to 7pm, occa Business Opportunities 22 Call 649-4800. A Certificote of Dissolution nio’s, 956 M a in Street, apartments. In two fom- use. has been filed with the Secre Manchester. FLORIST DESIGNER — Thursday, 8:30 to 5pm, sional Saturday. A pply In & Education SPACIOUS THREE BED "lly house. Immedlote oc tory of the State of Connec Area florist will have an Friday 8:30 to 7pm, oc person to: Marilyn Eden, ticut os required by low. FOR ASSISTANCE ROOM DUPLEX — cupancy. Appliances, opening for a full or part cassional Saturday. South Windsor Bank 8< All creditors must present COOKS — Short order or Large basement and garage, large basement. cloims against Florida Sun, DENTAL ASSISTANT — time designer. Give pre Apply In person to: Ma Trust, 959 Sullivan Help Wanted 21 pizza man, and dis attic. Appliances and In quiet, residential Inc., on or before April 30, Manchester. Expe vious experience In de^ rilyn Eden, South Wind Avenue, South Windsor, LEGAl NOTICE 1984, or thereafter be barred hwashers. Experience re hook-ups. Private drive nelghborhaod. $475 rienced. Four handed. tail. Write Flowers Inc., sor Bank & Trust, 959 between 9 and H am . quired. Days and nights. Tha following unredatmed as provided by Section 33- 2 month, plus low utilities. D la d g a t will ba sold on 12-31-63. Expanded duties. Excel Sullivan Avenue, South EOE. and garage. Yard. Quiet 379(d) ot the Connecticut 2 P.O. Box 1664, Manches Apply In person: Anto Call 643-4589. No. Issued 6/16/13; No. 633 General Statutes. All claims SALESPERSON — Full lent working team and area. Children accepted. Issued 6/27/63 IN PLACING YOUR AD ter, CT 06040. Windsor, between 9 and nio’s, 956 M a in Street, should be presented to: time. Experienced. Ma atmasphere. Your talent $465 plus utilities. Call W0008IDE CO. H am , EO E. $100 Per W eek Part Tim e Manchester. EAST HARTFORD — 607 H artford Rood, Duane Totten, Attorney ture. Apply: Marlow’s, and experience will be 643-1903. Post Office Box 87 at Home. Webster, A m e r Furnished apartment. Manchetter Conn. Inc. 867 Main, appreciated. Dr. Freed 056-12 M arlb o ro ugh , C T 06447 EXPERIENCED DEN ica’s favorite dictionary Two room efficiency for 055-12 Manchester. man, 643-0011. TAL CHAIRSIDE AS company needs home Homes for Sale 31 TWO BEDROOM TOWN-. HOUSE — Appllanced older gentleman. All util SISTANT — Wanted workers to update local ities, share a bath. $70 by Larry Wright GAL/GUY FRIDAY kitchen, IVz baths, full KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE’" afternoond and Satur mailing lists. Easy work. weekly. Call 643-6712. Wanted for mortgage of basement. Peterman days only. Coll Anne, Can be done while watch MANCHESTER — Four fice In Vernon. Must hove 649-3443. ing TV. All ages, expe Realty. 649-9404, 647-1340. family. Good condition. MANCHESTER — Huge Establish 8 some secretorial skills, rience unnecessary. Call Quiet street. Parking. Ed three bedroom unit. be enthusiastic and enlov 1-716-842-6000, including 4 ROOMS — Third floor. OFFICE PERSONNEL W ard & Friends, 236-4581, Great parking. Attic and y o tiV e working with people. Call Sunday, Ext. 19241. Heat, stove, refrigerator, For General Office Work 523-5525. Phyllis Lawrence, 875- adults, no pets. $375. Se basement storage. Deco regular buying — Figure aptitude, typ rate to your taste. Singles 5594. ing, customer contact curity dnd references. CW(2iST(V\AV PRebe^TS Xmt? DRIVER, tor laundry Call after 6pm, 649-2236. or children welcome. $450 Applique charming Bluc- 8157 qnd other office duties. route, Tuesdays and Condominiums 32 biida on quaint calico blocks A l R e A O V ! TYPIST/RECEPTION- Plus utilities. Allbrio AU tiZB \ PHOTCM3UIDE T t R Full benefit program In Thursdays. Permanent for an attractive quilt. habits with your IST — Manchester, Mon FOUR ROOM APART Realty, 649-0917. 38-30 ' EXCLUSIVE WAY cluding dental paid. Five position. 646-2246. No. 6837 has pattern day thru Friday, 9am to day work week. Call 289- MENT — Heat and ap MANCHESTER - Availa pieces; quilting motif: full A ('usual, zip-front dress I 5pm. Call 646-0505. 2736. , MANCHESTER — New pliances. Off East Center. directions. with comfortable side PART TIME TELLER - $450. Call 646-9608, days ble Immediately. 5 advertising— i®anrI|rHtrr two bedroom town pleats is a flattering style Will train. Monday 9-1; houses, 1'/z baths, ap- and 649-0920, nights. rooms, 2 bedrooms, fam Thursday and Friday 11-5, to USER, use $2.00 tar sack for the fuller figure. pllanced kitchens, And ily room. Large yard. On jw tto , gin U f tar M