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Friday, Jan. 8,1988 30 Cents No need now for a second paramedic, unit By Nancy Concelman unit)," council member Richard Committee, the council asked in five years, estimated at 2,800, illness. The department has been services may be reluctant to make Manchester Herald Carter said at Thursday night’s Chairman Joel J. Reich to present- and for 10 years, estimated at 3,800. interviewing for a few months now, a financial commitment for only a meeting, held In the Lincoln Center backup options at the Board of The current system in Manchester, Reich said. few years. A second paramedic unit won’t be gold room. Directors workshop Jan. 21. The which works out of the town of Backup is currently provided by Council member Gloria Danger needed in Manchester for at least The council discussed options for study committee, made up of Manchester fire station at 75 Center the commercial Ambulance Ser­ argued that the town should be one year, members of the Emer­ providing backup paramedic ser­ officials from East Hartford, Man­ St., is designed for 1,250 to 1,500 vice of Manchester on an informal concerned with response time and gency Medical Services Council vice until a second unit is needed, chester and South Windsor, recom­ calls peryearandnowhandles 1.900 basis. The Board of Directors availability of commercial servi­ said Thursday. which may be more than five years mended a shared paramedic ser­ per year. hasn’t yet discussed whether or not ces, not their profits. Butterfield felt the town would be The council, after discussing the in the future. Those options Include vice for Manchester and South The second unit could also serve a formal agreement between the final report from the Regional hiring more firefighters with para­ Windsor in its report, after East South Windsor, which currently has town and the service forbackup will reluctant to hire a commercial service because of statements Paramedic Study Committee, medic skills for peak periods, using Hartford solved staffing and other no paramedic service and relies on be finalized. agreed that a second unit wouldn't a commercial paramedic service, problems with its paramedic ser­ an EMT service. Reich said that until the second made in the report that quality of commercial service may be lower be needed immediately because the or a combination of the two for vice and decided not to consider a The Town of Manchester Fire unit is deemed necessary, the town than quality of municipal service. number of duplicate, or unable-to- backup service In Manchester and tri-town regional service. Department currently has 10 could hire a commercial service as " I f somebody were to read this. respond, calls is only 2.7 percent part of South Windsor. The proposal for a second unit in firefighter-paramedics and plans backup in the interim. But Dr. After a discussing the final report Manchester was based on the to add two more to cover during Robert Butterfield, an EMS Council now. Please turn to page 10 “ I Just can’t justify It (the second of the Regional Paramedic Study projected number of calls per year vacation time or time off due to member, said thpt commercial Snow, cold 'SI Jobless rate keeping fuel .4

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By Andrew Yurkovsky tion’s factory payrolls have risen Manchester Herald By Matt Yancey The Associated Press by more than 400,000 jobs, mostly in just the last six months,” Ms. As Manchester braced for another snow­ WASHINGTON - The civilian Norwood told the congressional storm, local fuel companies reported a high Joint Economic Committee. demand for heating oil in the wake of the unemployment rate dropped to 5.8 percent in December, its lowest The increases in manufacturing weeklong cold spell. employment have come in all Snowfall was expected to end tonight with an since July 1979, the Labor Depart­ industries except for autos, where accumulation of 5 to 8 Inches, the National ment said today, as the economy the total number of jobs remains Weather Service reported. It will remain cold, created 3 million new jobs last year. about 60,000 below what it had been with a low temperature tonight of 15 to 20. Some 235,000 Americans found Today’s snow prompted all public and work in December, raising total in early 1986. Construction employment, after parochial schools In Manchester to close two employment to 115.5 million and seasonal adjustments, rose -by hours early. Public schools in Bolton and dropping the jobless rate 0.1 55,000 in its third straight monthly Coventry also reported early closings. percentage point from November. The number of unemployed peo­ gain. The town highway division had 15 trucks out at ple dropped by 112,000 to 6,978,000, Business services added 35,000 9 a.m. sanding the roads. George Ringsto/ie, the workers and wholesalers increased division’s work coordinator, said today that the department said. Meanwhile, the number of so- their workforce by 20,000, mostly in additional trucks would' be brought out for called discouraged workers — the durable goods sector. plowing if the snow continued. those who have given up the search In contrast, retail-trade employ­ The cold weather during the past week has for a job in the belief they could not ment was flat for the second month ^ been keeping fuel suppliers busy. find one — fell by 72,000 to 910,000 in in a row with general merchandise' " It ’s been absolutely crazy.” said Ed Boland the fourth quarter of 1987. Those stores showing a seasonally ad­ of Boland Bros./Manchester Ice and Fuel. He workers are not counted in the justed drop of 35,000 workers from said his crews have been putting in full days unemployment rate. October to December. Monday through Saturday making deliveries. The total of discouraged workers Ms. Norwood said, however, that In order to keep pp with residential demand, is 200,000, or 20 percent, below the mofe time is needed to determine Boland Bros, had been making advance figure of a year earlier and Is at its whether the retail-trade figures deliveries to commercial establishments. . _ , ■fow^'ft sliiSe the last quarfer of liiTO. reflect changed consumer attitudes Beth Harlow, director of human needs for the The department said, however, as a result of the stock market Manchester Area Conference of Churches, said that women and blacks continue to plunge. applications for fuel assistance started out make up a disproportionately large Employment in finance, insu­ slowly in December but have picked up this share of discouraged workers. rance and real estate, which had month. Though she had no figures, she said the “ Although overall joblessness been growing at a slower pace in number of applications are ‘‘quite a bit heavier improved, we must still be con­ recent months than had been the than last year." cerned about the several types of case over the preceding four years, Harlow said that the Samaritan Shelter on problems that persist,” said Janet was unchang^ in December. Main Street has been busy the past week, but it L. Norwood, the commissioner of As with retail trade, Ms. Norwood has not reached its capacity of 40. - labor statistics. “ The number said, more time is needed for Boland said that fuel prices have been rising worklw cart time even though they changes to be perceived as a result during about the past week. The price at Boland prefent.5 work remains of the Oct. 19 crash. Bros, is now 86.9 cents per gallon, about 10 cents at more than 5 million and minority “ Actually, employment growth above last year’s price. youths continue to have difficulty in in that industry had already begun Ed Havens, president of Imperial Plumbing finding jobs." to slow last spring,” partly as a and Oil Co. of South Windsor, said his drivers A survey of business payrolls result of the weakness in banking, have been delivering oil seven days a week for showed an increase of 325,000 new she said. the past two weeks. With the cold weather, jobs in December. Some 40,000 Consistent with the manufactur­ homeowners are checking their tanks to make, were in manufacturing and a like ing rebound, men, who suffered the sure they have enough oil. he said. number were in health services. "The winter Is average, but when you get a “ Since last December, the na- Please turn to page 10 cold spell like this, an experienced dealer can handle it," Havens said. A dispatcher at Wyman Oil Co. Inc. said that demand was heavy but not out of the ordinary for this time of year. ’ ’They didn’t cancel winter,” Bolton will build he said. Steve McNeish, assistantdirector of commun­ ications for AA A-Hartford, said that the number of calls received today were relatively low. extra classrooms Eighty requests for road service were made between 7 and 10 a.m. Packman said he hopes the “ Quite a few people ha ve decided to stay home By Andrew J. Davis Oavld Kool/ManchMtar Harald Manchester Herald addition can be built by September, today,” he said. but he said he would accept a By contrast, last Wednesday, the biggest day November completion date. He so far this season. 800 calls were received for GETTING READY — Donald Kurapkot of Manchester readies a 12-foot plow BOLTON — A two-room, $233,800 said he wanted the addition finished road service. McNeish said that motorists by addition to Bolton Elementary on a town truck before heading out early today from the Public Works before winter. now have brought their automobiles in for School was approved Thursday Department garage to combat the latest snowstorm. “ I believe It can be done,” he necessary repairs. night. The addition was approved un­ said. “ It would be very tight, and it animously at a meeting called by would take an extraonlinary effort the Board of Selectmen with the from all. I feel it can be done since Hartford man dies in makeshift sheiter school board. Board of Finance. it’s been done elsewhere.” Planning Commission and Public But members of the building are treating the case as though the man froze to Building Commission. commission doubted the addition HARTFORD (AP) — A snowstorm expected heavy snow at times during the afternoon with death, although they are awaiting results of an The cost of the addition includes could be built before December or to drop up to 10 inches bore down on Connecticut accumulations of 3 to 6 inches likely by early autopsy today. architectural, construction and January. today, a day alter the body of an unidentified evening and 5 to 8 inches by late tonight. Six to 10 Inches were possible over eastern interior contingency fees. But the total “ We have so much experience street person was found in a makeshift home of The man was discovered curled on his side and dealing with architects, ... acta of sections, forecasters said. could increase because the school cardboard and blankets in Hartford. next to a withered Christmas tree just inside God, acts of the devil,” said The storm follows several days of record and board must have the remainder of Civil preparedness authorities in Hartford what passed for the front door: a gap in a commission member Jose R. Ra­ near-record cold temperatures that have caused the school meet safety codes before today recommended that all employers release chain-link fence that surrounds the base of the mirez. “ 1989 Is a very good homeless shelters to fill up. the addition will be approved by the workers no later than 2 p.m. in anticipation of a ramp to the footbridge. An acquaintaince found projection.” In Hartford, the body of an unidentified state, said Richard E. PackmajL heavy snowfall. the body after the man failed to emerge from his Anne Rash, elementary and Hispanic man, who appeared to be in his 40s, was school superintendent. He said h^v Parking bans and school cancellations were home Thursday morning. center school principal. said she too found Thursday momingafterhe spent the night was not sure what violations may ) also declared throughout the state. hoped the addition could be com­ in a makeshift shelter he shared with a buddy “ He died with everything he owned next to him exist. The snowstorm, the second this week, started pleted before the cold weather sets under a footbridge over Interstate 91, police — a shopping cart full of empties,” said Sgt. About 35 town officials, citizens just before dawn in southwestern Connecticut. in. She said that although It will be Snow was falling in Hartford by 7 a.m. said. James Donnelly. “ There was nobody around the and reporters attended the more- than-two-hour meeting at Bolton troublesome, the school could ad­ The National Weather Service predicted Police said they do not suspect foul play and poor fellow. He was all by his lonesome.” High School. just until at least November until The school board decided last the project is completed. month that an addition was needed Funding for the project will come TODAY at the elementary school to meet from both the school board and the Docs say O’Neill is healthy growing enrollment projections. A town, though a state partial- recent state report estimated that reimbursement grant will be elementary school enrollment will sought. James H. Marshall, school HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. Wil­ percent of the cases,” he said. diverticulitis, an inflammation and Index board chairman, said the board Benson said O’Neill would un­ Infection of the colon. increase by more than 100 students liam A. O’Neill today gota cleanbill in the next eight years from the could put $170,000 toward the of health from doctors who re­ dergo a follow-up examination in During an examination in No­ 20 pages, 2 sections project. The money would come six months and probably yearly vember, two polyps were disco­ present enrollment of about 295 moved three polyps from his colon students. from a number of sources including . earlier this week, although one of thereafter. vered. A third polyp was found state bonus money and a budget' Monday morning after he checked Currently, the kindergarten- the growths was found to have “ I feel fine. My doctors have Business. ___0 Obituaries. surplus. The Board of Finance will given me a clean bill of health and, into the hospital to have the growths through-Grade 4 building houses 13 cancer cells. Classified 18-20 Opinion__ look Into funding the rest of the of course, that’s extremely good removed. classrooms, though 15 will be “ The governor does not have Comics _ __16 People______20 project. news,” said O’Neill, 57. who at­ O’Neill has been governor since needed for the next school year, cancer.” Dr. Jay Benson said at a Connecticut___4 Sports _ 11-14 school officials said. liie first part of the addition’s news conference at St. Francis tend^ the news conference. December 1980. He was lieutenant Focus------8 Television____17 “ We feel we’re facing a squeeze, funding, a $25,000 allocation for Hospital and Medical Center in The governor was admitted to St. governor to Gov. EllaT. Grassoand Local news__ 2-3 U S /W o rld ____5 a very real squeeze over the next Hartford. Removing the polyp with Francis with a high fever on Nov. 15 took over the chief executive’s job (few) years,” said Packman. Please tnm to page 10 cancer cells “ produces cure in 100 and was later diagnosed as having as Grasso was dying of cancer. Lottery. . 2 Weekend. . 16 * — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday Jan 8. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Jan. «■ 19M — I About Town Water protection plan a mystery to many people Candy-free store aisles win converts noon at the Bonanza Restaurant on 24-member Local Emergency Planning Committee, Spencer Street. Mrs. Jack Stover businesses, but for now, the leaders of both prohibited nonconforming uses according to the proposed Concert canceled By Nancy Concelmon said that while the regulation is designetf to prevent Nancy Bottigllerl, the Shop Rite her 5-and 7-year old sons, said candy, she said, "just makes it will speak about early American Manchester Herald and allowed businesses surveyed said they didn’t know regulation, and couldn’t be expanded. Bv Nancv Pappas hazards, the committee deals more with existing manager of consumer affairs. that the candy-free aisle was a much easier. I think of it for The performance of the Bee­ clothing. Guests are Invited. anything about the proposed regulation except what “ That’s news to me,” said Valdls Klavins, president Manchester Herald thoven Chorus scheduled for ’Tues­ situations and how to handle accidents. “ We had gotten quite a few good idea. myself, as a nutritionist and a Many local businessmen and heads of Industry are they had read in newspapers. of Paragon Tool Inc., 121 Adams St. “ I would be day at 1:30 p.m. at the Emanuel " It ’s really directed at the same materials, but it’s customer cplls, asking if we “ But look what they’ve put mother. Out of sight and out of unaware of the town’s proposed aquifer protection Howard Miller, president of Ward Manufacturing interested in hearing about it. I do have quite a bit of Children who are drawn like Lutheran Church on Church Street somewhat of a different issue,” Kraatz said. could get rid of the candy in the there instead,” Tabor said. mind.” Grange meets plan, which would restrict future and current Co., of 186 Adams St., said he hadn’t had time to land behind my shop and I ’d like to use It.” magnets to candy at checkout for the Friendship Group has been Still, some of the objectives of the committee and the check-outs,” Bottigllerl said on "Stuff my kids are going to ask Horn, who is immediate past Manchester Grange 31 will meet development on land that sits above town aquifers and research the regulation. Even some of the leaders of businesses that handle counters will find crayons there for. And a box of markers costs a president of the Connecticut canceled. ’The rehearsal scheduled " I don’t know very much about it,” Miller said. “ Ido hazardous materials and are regulated by the federal regulation are the same. For example, both would Instead in at least one aisle at Monday. "We were hearing in the grange hall on Olcott Street surrounding zones. require businesses to list any hazardous materials and lot more than a candy bar.” Dietetic Association, thought earlier from 10 to 11 a.m. at the expect to get into it.” and state government were unfamiliar with the town's two area supermarkets. from concerned parents who had on W ed n e^ay. Jan. 20 at 8 p.m. The chemicals and report them to a central agency such as children who were diabetic, or Another customer. Jane Hull that the move would benefit church will still be held. Planning Director Mark Pellegrini, who presented a Miller Is not alone. proposed groundwater regulation. The Shop Rite Supermarket program is "Let it Snow. draft of the plan to the Planning and Zoning the town, police or fire departments. who were Just concerned about of Bolton, was standing at the more than just parents. M embers should bring Items fo r the "W e really don’t know anything about it,” said Hans ” I ’m familiar with the EPA regulations,” Klavins Supermarket on Spencer Street Commission Dec. 14, said he plans to present the said. " I don’t have a lot of chemicals. I do have some in how much candy their children check-out counter where film is ” I think, too, it’s even helpful Awards dinner set auction table. Weiss, chief executive officer of Dynamic Metal But some l||^l business people fm l that current state joined the Super Heartland on taken for processing and video­ for the dieter,” she said. “ Then proposal to various town agencies, including the Products Co. Inc., 967 Parker St. Dynamic’s functions small quantities, but they’re all contained.” Tolland Turnpike, as the second were eating. Now, we’re getting and federa’ egulatlons are enough. lots of good feedback from the tapes are rented. Herdaughters. you’ re not even tempted. The The Veteran’s Council of Man­ Conservation Commission, Chamber of Commerce include the manufacturing aerospace products, Tracey Sherman, general manager and co-owner of "W e are ruled by very strong government niles store in the area to remove ages 1 and 3, were in the point is, I think this gives you a chester is holding its awards and Scholarships given and Board of Directors and revise it before it goes to welding and machining. the Donwell Company, 130 Sheldon Road, Is a member anyway, and we are very careful about it," said Pat candy from one of the check-out customers.” At the Super Heartland, the shopping cart, apparently unin­ choice, and I know that, that election dinner on Monday at 6:30 hearing with the PZC, probably in March. Pellegrini The proposed plan would prohibit “ high risk” of the Local Emergency Planning Committee, which Is Gaskell, an office clerk at Sinclair k Valentine, a aisles. This is a move which one p.m. In the conference room of Manchester Scholarship Founda­ said he’s open to comments from those agencies and working on policies for the town and individual candy-free alslehasbeenavaila- terested in the enormous array means they’ re really listening to tion applications for financial businesses that handle hazardous materials from Minnesota-based manufacturer of commercial print­ local nutrition expert said alle­ of candy which is kept at that the consumers.” Manchester Memorial Hospital. local businessmen. building on land over aquifers and the land businesses for dealing with emergencies involving ing Ink with a facility at 275 Progress Drive. viates a universal problem faced ble since the store opened last awards are now available In the spring. However, the aisle is counter. At this point, the Shop Rite Awards will be given to the Purdy But many business leaders are unfamiliar with the surrounding the aquifers, called aquifer protection hazardous materials. The committee was created by nutrition-conscious mothers Supermarkets have no plans to Corp. of Manchester for the com­ guidance offices of local secondary regulation. under the 1986 Superfund Amendments and Reauthori­ Gaskell said the town’s proposed regulation comes a marked with only a small, “ I think the no-candy aisle is a schools and the financial aid office zones. Prohibited businesses Include automobile At the Shop Rite candy has good idea and all,” Hull said. clear candy from all check-out pany’s continued interest in hiring dealers and service stations, metal industries, zation law. little too late. been replaced with crayons, cardboard-backed sign, and it is at Manchester Community College. ‘T m not sure people really understand it now,” ” I think it’s kind of like closing the bam door after tbe generally ignored by customers, "But I'm going to go wherever aisles, said Bottiglieri. veterans. Richard Corentin will Pellegrini said. “ Maybe they don’t understand the printers, woodworking industries and plastics and Sherman said he was "not too familiar” with the pads and markers A huge sign accept the award for the corpora­ To be eligible, a student must be a proposed town regulation. horse is out,” Gaskell said. " I think that consideration according to one cashier on the line is the .shortest. That’s “ We’re looking to give custo­ Manchester resident for at least six ramifications.” coatings manufacturers. hanging above proclaims why I’m over here.” mers options, not legislate their tion. Jim Hilbie, director of the The problem is that nearly half of the businesses that “ There’s many stringent requirements already,” he shouuld have been taken before they allowed the “CANDY-FREE AISI.E " Wedne.sday morning. The cash­ months prior to April 15 and must Pellegrini said Thursday that he hopes agencies such overdevelopment of these business and residential ier would not give her name. But Jan Horn of Manchester, a buying habits,” she said. Botti­ marching band from Illing Junior as the Economic Development Commission and exist on those areas now would be prohibited. These said. glieri believes that the candy- High School, will accept the award be a graduate or soon-to-be gradu­ Ronald Kraatz, chairman of the areas.” The change has taken place in Some customers at Shop Rite nutrition instructor at the Uni­ ate of a secondary school. The Chamber of Commerce will get the word out to existing prohibited businesses would be classified as Tuesday considered the move a versity of Connecticut’s School free aisle will join the express for the band’s participation in the all 18 of the Mott’s Shop Rite veteran’s day ceremonies at the student must also be entering a Supermarkets over the last qualified success. Janet Tabor of Allied Health, was more lane as a standard option offered at grocery stores. hospitai. four-year college full-time. MCC several months according to of East Hartford, shopping with enthusiastic Removing the students transferring to a four-year school also are eligible. Some elderly thought unable D of I to meet Applications are due by April 15. Daughters of Isabella will meet on ’Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the First Course offered Bolton students get start in drafting Federal Savings & Loan on West to afford rental increase Middle Turnpike. Mary Ceaserand A new course in desktop publish­ forwarded to School Superintend­ By Andrew J. Davis the electronic drafting machine, he “ There doesn’t seem to be any her committee will be in charge of ing, Communications 290, will be rents for one-bedroom apartments Eileen Stem, president of the ent Richard E. Packman to be question about that,” Titus said of offered at Manchester Community By Alex GIrelll Manchester Herald .said refreshments. Manchester Herald range from $421 a month to $470 a Bennet Non Profit Corp. said today ’’They’re getting their feet wet ” included in next year’s school the need for the computer. “ Just College on Wednesdays from 6; 50 to month. The new range will be $446 that the 6 per cent increase will budget, he said from the motivation factor alone BOLTON — Students at Bolton said Titus Thursday. “ It takes a 9:30 p.m. The course w ill begin on A 6 percent rent Increase for to $498. Present rents for two- keep the project financially sound. High School are still “ getftng their year or two to get proficient in it ” It’s successful.” Junior women meet Jan. 20. bedroom apartments range from “ We would all like to be In a A drafting program is needed at Walk-in registration will be held tenants of Bennet Apartments, a feet w et” ever though a new the school for students who are And the students are taking full Manchester Junior Women’s town-sponsored apartment com­ $511 to $560. The new range will be position not to raise the rents,” drafting program has been availa­ Twelve industrial arts students advantage of the machine. He said Club will meet on ’Tuesday at 7:30 on Jan. 9from9a.m.tonoon.andon $542 to $594: Stem said, adding the project has to thinking of a drafting career. Titus Jan. 12 through 14 from noon to 7 plex for elderly persons, will be ble for a few months, said Roger have been using the machine since said. He said students who do not there is hardly a moment of the p.m. at the home of Sandy unaffordable for some, a represen­ Garrity said the town set out to pay for itself because of tte lack of Titus, an industrial arts teacher. its delivery, Titus said. Next year. school day wlicn someone is not W illiams. p.m. provide affordable housing for the subsidies. have related computer experience For more information call Bob tative for the tenants said today. In September, the Bolton Board Titus hopes to expand the program when entering college often cannot using the new Robo-Cad. The Bennet Non-Profit Corp., tenants and that for some tenants of Education voted to spend $,S.038 by offering it as a course with its “ The thing is used every period of Kagan, coordinator of media stu­ which oversees the apartment for the increase will make the rents keep up with students who have. Chorus performs dies, at 647-6179. or the Admissions She said the Community Invest­ for a Robo-Cad drafting system. own teacher instead of an extension the day,” Titus said. the town, voted the rental increase unaffordable. With the computers, the high O ffice at 647-6140 ment Corp. was asked to compare Tbe system, delivered in mid to late to other industrial arts courses. The school board voted 5-1 on ’The Silk City Chorus celebrates at a Dec. 22 meeting. The increase the rents with rates at Manchester October, was the first of its kind ALSO, Titus hopes to have another school will now be able to give their Sept 10 to approve the purchase of its 25th anniversary on Saturday, was voted despite objection from students the extra edge it takes to He said that when tenants come apartment complexes. She said the available to Bolton High School Robo-Cad machine in the .school by the machine. The system is made Jan. 16, with a perform ance set for Workshop scheduled Robert Heavisides and Kenneth to Bennet they are not told that the result was that only one complex, students, Titus said then Money for the machine has be successful drafting or on by ATS computers, a subsidiary of ? p.m. and 8 p.m. at Manchester drafting-related careers. Titus Garrity, two members of the there is a projected rent increase of Teresa Apartments, which houses Currently, students are in the been approved by BHS Principal Mitsubishi Motors Inc. High School. ’The chorus is directed ’The greater Hartford chapter of corporation. Garrity is tenant re­ said. 6 percent a year until the year 2000 elderly people, has lower rents, but midst of learning the ins and outs of Joseph V Flem ing, and the request by Jim Curtis of Windsor, and Bob the Service Corps of Retired presentative on the board. to pay off the costs of creating the the rents do not include heat and hot Morrissey of South Windsor will Engineers will hold a pre-business Garrity said today that he and housing. An annual rental increase water as they do at Bennet. serve as master of ceremonies. The workshop from 8:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. Heavisides favored an Increase of 3 of 6 percent had been projected Those voting for the increase group meets Mondays at the Jan. 19 at the Greater Hartford to 4 percent In the rents, a figure he when the project was first deve­ were Stem, John R. FitzGerald, Outpatient mental health head named Bentley School on Hollister Street Community College at 61 Woodland said they felt was adequate to keep loped in 1083. and Louise Shaheen. sity with a B.A. degree in social at 8 p.m. St. and Asylum Ave. the project financially sound. The Last year. Community Invest­ Stem said the the financial Dr. Grillo is currently a staff therapist and coordinator of the SCORE is a national non-profit Robert A. Grillo, Jr . M D . has relations. Dr Grillo received a Children’s Group Psychotherapy rents for the 45 apartments in the ment Corp. of West Hartford, which projection for 1988 shows that it will been named the medical director of psychiatrist in the Outpatient De­ organization of more than 12,000 partment of the Capital Region M aster’s degree in education from Program at the Wheeler Clinic in Breakfast slated former school building are not manages the project, requested an be necessary to use some reserve Outpatient Mental Health Services Trinity College and his medical retired executives from all areas of subsidized and the increase will 8 percent increase, the proposal funds for operation of the complex. Mental Health Center in Hartford Plainville. as a recreational thera­ business. ’The Hartford chapter at Manchester Memorial Hospital, degree from the University of pist at the Dempsey Hospital A scholarship breakfast is take effect when the tenants’ met with stiff opposition from She said the projected revenue Is announced Stephen Holzman. and is an assistant professor of recently opened a Manchester Community Medicine at the Uni­ Connecticut School of Medicine. He Inpatient Psychiatric Unit, and as a planned for Sunday from 7 to 11 current leases expire. tenants, and the Increase was set at $335,171 and total expenses are M.D,, chairm an and m edical direc­ completed his internship at the special education instructor with a.m. at the Delta & B.A. Club on office at 20 Hartford Road. Under the present schedule the 6 percent. projected at $338.137. tor of the Department of Psychia­ versity of Connecticut School of A $10 registration fee is required Medicine. He al.so maintains a Institute of Living, with medicine the Day Treatment Center in West Maple Street. Adult tickets are try at Manchester M em orial Hospi­ and neurology at Hartford Hospital $3.25 and tickets for children under for the workshop, to be held in the ■ tal. He is expected to join the private practice in Hartford Hartford. community room. Parking is free. A graduate of Harvard Univer- and completed his residency at the A member of the American 10 cost $1.75. Hungry Man’s break­ hospital staff on January 18 Institute of Living as well. While Psychiatric Association (APA) and fast cost $4.25. The scholarships are For more information call 240-4640. Apartment bid opening set there, he served as president of the the Connecticut Psychiatric Associ­ given to a Manchester High School Mayor Peter P. DIRosa Jr. said no 75% of smokers would rather quit Resident’s Association. ation. Dr. Grillo has served on the and East Catholic High School in 1986. student. Garden Club meets By Alex GIrelll changes have been made in the health, and changing social expec­ He has served as an Em ergency APA’s Council on Medical Educa­ The original bids were for 24 ROCHESTER. NY (AP) - Department Psychiatric Physician tion and Career Development as a ’The Manchester Garden Club will Manchester Herald design of individual apartments. Three of four smokers would like to tations.” says epidemiologist Gary apartments for the elderly. When at Hartford Hospital and Water- Burroughs-Wellcome Fellow from meet on Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the the bids are opened at 2 p.m. Feb. 2, Under the new plan, some site quit, say researchers at the Univer­ Giovino. DAR to meet ■ The town will open bids Feb. 2 for work that had been in the contract The majority prefe. lO quit on bury Hospital and as an on-call 1985 to 1987. and has written fo r the Community Baptist Church. ’The bidders will be submitting a base sity of Rochester’s Smoking Re­ p.sychiatrist at Whiting Forensic Journal of Clinical Psychiatry. He The Orford Parish of the Daugh­ thema of this meeting is the dBBt constmetion of apartments for the bid for 19 apartments and alternate would be done Instead by town search Program. their own, without the help of a elderly on North Elm Street in a forces and asphalt sidewalks have clinic, and many are eventually In.stitute In Middletown. He had currently is a resident of West ters of the American Revolution and culture of roses, presented by additional bids for any number of “The reasons smokers give in­ previously served as a child/family Hartford. will meet on Thursday. Feb. 11 at Donna Fuss. second attempt to get an acceptable b^n substituted for concrete ones. clude awareness of the risk.s to their successful. added apartments up to 24. AuocIMad Prm contract price for the work. If the town builds all 24 apart­ The town, which received the When bids were first opened Sept. ments, there will be five one-story North Elm Street parcel as a gift from the estate of a late resident, AQUARIUM FIX UP—Workars began project, which includes scraping and 9. the only bid. submitted by Naek buildings. Almanac painting the main pool, replacing the Construction Co. of Vernon, was Town officials and Alan Lamson, must make use of it for elderly REGIONAL WEATHER replacing tint on all the round windows $1,595,000 and it was rejected by housing or surrender it to the THE WEATHER fiooring and rebuilding the entrance to architect for the project, made Accu-Weather^forecast for Saturday at the Mystic Marinelife Aquarium in town officials because it was higher some changes in the plans In the American Cancer Society under the The Acco-Weether' lorecast to t 8 A.M, Saturday. January 9 TODAY’S MOON; Between the aquarium, has closed the attraction. than the $1.3 million bonds ap­ terms of the bequest. The deadline 3 0 2 0 Daytime Cor>ditk>ns and High Tem peratures Jan. 8, 1988 Mystic earlier this week. The week-long hope of reducing the bid price. But 10 10 lull moon (Jan. 3) and last proved for the work by town voters for making use of the property has -20 Today is the eighth T W T [F 1 S quarter (Jan. 12). been set at July 1. DIRosa has said - 1 0 , (SHOW ~ i ^ day ot 1988 and the the town should get work underway TODAY’S TRIVIA: Which performer COLO 18th day of winter. before July 1 to satisfy the terms of [iiofU r—< 120 jfcarlbw jl6^ was once married to Jose Ferrer? (a) CoHege Notes Cold weather caution K SHOWERS E-’.-lly..:- Audrey Hepburn (b) Rita Moreno (c) the agreement. SNOW When the apartments have been FLURRIES] Rosemary Clooney TODAY'S HISTORY: On this day In Mass., have been ranked the 19th Juniors; JanetK. Burke, Richard built, they will be maintained and TODAY’S BARBS .20 1815, American forces led by Andrew wins CIBA award doubles tennis team in the nation by Road; Meghan C. Burns, Highwood suggested by hospital operated by the Housing Authority -10 Jackson defeated the British in the BY PHIL PASTORET FLURRIES j the Intercollegiate Tennis Coaches Drive; Stacey M. Epstein, Wood- of Manchester. iBoMonl Battle of New Orleans. Whether it’s embezzling or "creative Scott Freedman of Manchester, a DRY I AftMoy stock Drive; and Bethany L. Levy, ventilated kerosene heaters can While there is no direct subsidy H accounting" depends on what’s being ■ third-year medical student at the Association. The staff at Manchester Memor­ TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: John Carroll The ranking is based on the Kennedy Road. cause carbon monoxide poisoning planned for the rents, town officials |BuIMoI19" CLEAI6M G done to whose books by whom. University of Connecticut Health ial Hospital’s Emergency Depart­ (1735); Jose Ferrer (1912); Soupy results of the 1987 fall season. Sophomore, Jad C. DeQuattro, and are another cold weather expected the rent to range between When you’re in your 20s, everything’s Center, has won the 1987 CIBA ment has come up with a list of cold Sales (1930); Elvis Presley (1935); Da­ Quinby is co-captain of Vassar’s Boulder Road and freshmen; Alisa hazard. Headaches, blurred vision $410 and $450 a month. DIRosa said coming iip roses. After 40. all you get is award for community service. weather safety tips. 50- - 3 0 f Yortl |29"~| vid Bowie (1947) Dashefsky, Ambassador Drive and and weakness are symptoms of Wednesday he does not think CLOUDS an allergic reaction. Freedman was recognized for tennis team and was also ranked 43rd in the nation in Division III Keith Wolff. Tlmrod Road. According to Dr. Joel Reich, carbon monoxide poisoning. Medi­ Increased construction coots will founding SHARE, a group of about Atismic women's collegiate tennis by the medical director of the depart­ cal attention should be sought by have a severe effect on the rental TODAY’S QUOTE; ”1 don’t know any- TODAY’S TRIVIA ANSWERS: (c) Actor SO health center medical and dental 50 Ocean thing about music. In my line, you don’t Jose Ferrer was once married to singer association. ment, people should dress warmly people with these symptoms. rates. 4 0 students who have become special | 2 4 '| have to” — Elvis Presley. Rosemary Clooney. French Inducted and wear layers of clothing that do FROMTS: |waoMnglon|32'~| friends to children with cancer. not restrict movement. SHARE stands for sharing happi­ On honor roll James E. French of 756 N. Main ness and rewarding experiences. St. has been inducted into the Signs of overexertion in cold Accu-WeattH^f. trK Fourteen Manchester residents Warm Cold StaOorxary O 1966 Aocu-Waairwr. Inc Freedman conceived the Idea for national all-majors honor society of weather are shortness of breath Current Quotations SHARE from working with child­ have been named to the honor roll Phi Kappa Phi, University of and chest discomfort. Rest in a ren at a pediatric oncology camp In at KIngswood-Oxford School in Connecticut. warm place if the body gives such California. West Hartford for the fall term. French Is a senior majoring, in signals. They are; Seniors Glenn D. business administration and ac­ ” If you look at the history of waiting for the U.S. market.” — \ BartkowskI of Hamilton Drive; counting. He will graduate as an Snow blower accidents have Meet an Eastern Achiever... other investigations, rarely do Pioneer Electronics executive Winter storm brings Earn honor status James M. Burke, Richard Road; honors scholar this year, having caused at least three partial finger Michael Fidler, on his industry’s they make just one bite and that’s Ronan D. Campbell, Country Club completed his accounting program amputations in the area this failure to introduce audiophile- Charles Preble II, son of Mr. and it. Usually it’s a series of acts or Drive; Mchael G. Dashefsky, in three years. He also is a personal season. Use a large stick, never a Mrs. Reginald Preble of Esquire reports or indictments. Some­ quaiity Digital Audio Tape re­ Ambassador Drive; Julie Kabaner, computer consultant with clients hand, to unclog a blower — even If snow, freezing rain Drive earned honors status during times the first ope is the most cording technology to the U.S. in Ludlow Road; Allison R. Lessner, including the Town of Manchester the power is turned off. the fall trimester at Kents Hill important, sometimes it’s preli­ the face of music industry de­ Richmond Drive; and Alan B. and the Manchester Board of Improperly Installed and poorly School in Maine. By The Associated Press southeastern New York, southern minary.” — Independent counsei mands for "playback only” Maderazo, Blue Ridge Drive. Education. Ray Corcoran New England, as well as coastal Lawrence E. Walsh, after declin­ machines. Preble received honors for Business Administration The winter storm that set North Carolina and parts of ing to comment on whether his achieving a grade point average of major from Mansfield Center snowfall records in Oklahoma sbuthern Georgia and northwest yearlong probe of the Iran-Contra 3.2. and retired Chief Accountant Florida. and Arkansas today threatened affair would result in criminai DON’T SUP ON THE Wi(h a /ull raiif c of cvcnlncand Washington, D C., with up to a Mountain Rest, S.C., had an charges. Named In book V* u«ckmd coMfiea Eastern pmvided foot of snow after dumping as 18-inch snow accumulation over­ Lottery HAVE YOUR LOT both of$|Krrtwmiy ond convenience much as 18 inches on the night. 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It you’re unable to reach member of the Associated Press, the * 643-2659 ★ your carrier, call subscriber service Audit BureauofCIrculatlonsandthe Alicia Quinby. daughter of Mr. com pany were in effect today for much of ern and central California, and showers then becoming partly sunny in the afternoon. south-central and eastern Pen­ scattered from eastern Oregon at 647-9946 by 6 p m. weekdays lor N ew England Newspaper and Mrs. Nelson W. Quinby of Manchester, a Junior at Vassar nsylvania, northern New Jersey, into northwest and central Utah, High near 30. dallvery In Manchester. Association. SAVE THIS AD FOR FUTURE REFERENCEIII College, and Vassar sophomore, Stacy LeBaron of Chestnut Hill, MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 8, 19M - 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Jan 8. 1988 Raids target aliens, drugs, gambling Connecticut in Brief Teen dies, seven hurt in Gaza strife I u.s./woru in Brief JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli troops fired on gas canisters. An Arab reporter said 10 people The army clamped a curfew on Nuseirat, Counsel probes Meese and Bells NEW HAVEN (AP) - Authorities say they "There are varying violations that may or Dennis Champagne, 43, of Shelton; and Barry FIve-year-old hit by school bus Arab protesters during clashes at two refugee were arrested. home to 30,000 refugees, he said. No curfew was have cracked a ‘‘multi-million dollar operation” may not be the main thrust of the investigation,” Troiano, 41. of Trumbull. camps in the occupi^ Gaza Strip, killing a An army spokesman confirmed that seven imposed on Maghazi, which has about 11,000 WASHINGTON — Attorney General Edwin Meese Ill’s involving the transportation of illegal aliens, said Stanley Klein, special agent In charge of the DiBiase is free on $50,000 bond pending a ANSONIA - A 5-year-old girl remained In serious condition IS-year-old Palestinian and wounding seven Palestinians were wounded by army marksmen residents. investments in the regional Bell telephone companies are under drug trafficking, gambling and other crimes FBI In Connecticut, hearing Jan. 26. Champagne and Troiano are after being struck by the school bus she had ridden home from the other Arab demonstrators, a U.N. official said. when stone-throwing protesters clashed with Goulding was sent to Israel after the U.N. criminal investigation by the same independent counsel already with the arrest of 13 people. U S Attorney Stanley A Twardy'Jr. said a free on $10,000 bond pending a hearing Jan. 19. Eight other people, including an Israeli soldiers Thursday evening at Maghazi and Security Council adopted a resolution Dec. 22 looking into his ties to scandal-plaguetl Wedtech Corp., one of St. Peter It St. Paul School, authorities said. ^ deploring Israel’s stem handling of the riots and Charles A. Arcangelo and two employees of grand jury has been investigating the auto parts Twardy said the seven illegal aliens were Christine Nunes of Ansonia suffered Internal injuries Thui^ay soldier, were reported injured Thursday in other Nuseirat refugee camps in the Gaza Strip. The Meese’s attorneys says. his Chuck and Ekidie Used Auto Parts stores chain since state police asked federal agents to taken to the federal Immigration and Naturali­ violence. spokesman said he had no information about the expressing concern over possible violations of Meese and his wife, Ursula, held telephone stock worth $9,600 a when she ran in front of the school bus after getting off outside her Palestinians’ human rights in the territories. were arrested on charges of harboring illegai join the case eight months ago. zation Service offices in Hartford and face home, witnesses told police. She was taken to Griffin Hospital in Four weeks of riots in the occupied territories killing. year ago when Meese approved Justice Department recommen­ aliens ‘Thursday, Seven people described by Marcy Stamm, a spokeswoman for state possible deportation. that have left at least 24 Palestinians dead, by The body of the slain youth, identified as "I don’t intend to meet with him. I think dations to lift some restrictions on the businesses in which the police, said the stolen car parts were linked to U S. District Judge Jose A. Cabranes has Derby and later transported to Yale-New Haven Hospital, where Ismail Zaki Mosallem, was brought to a U.N. there’s no need for it,” Shamir said Thursday. authorities as illegal aliens were detained and she was In the pediatric Intensive care unit Thursday night, a official Israeli count. If Israeli authorities regional Bell companies could engsige. three others were arrested on drug charges, cars registered in Connecticut and several , ordered federal warrants in the case sealed and confirm Uie latest killing, it would raise the clinic in Maghazi, said Christine Dabagh, a “We don’t accept this U.N. resolution and we Meese has refused to remove himself from the Justice surrounding states. Twardy declined to comment on the specifics of hospital spokeswoman said. spokeswoman for the United Nations Relief and don’t cooperate with any side aimed at authorities said. No charges have been filed in the accident, which remains death toll to 25. Department’s ongoing efforts to supervise its breakup of State police and FBI agents seized evidence Twardy said Arcangelo. 41, of North Haven, the cases. The West Bank and Gaza Strip, which Israel Works Agency, which provides services for the implementing it.” American Telephone & Telegraph Co. from Chuck and Ekidie Junkyards in Branford. was arrested at home and charged with four Among the organizations Joining the investi­ under investigation, police said. captured from Jordan and Egypt in the 1967 refugees. Nearly 2,000 Palestinians have been arrested Madison, New Haven, North Haven, Southing­ counts of harboring illegal aliens. Each count gation were the FBI. the Bureau of Alcohol, Poiice declined to identify the bus driver, who apparentiy was Middle East war, are home to 1.5 million The army said residents of Maghazi and in the massive army crackdown since the riots Inspectors miss waste violations ton, Stratford and Willimantic during raids carries up to five years In prison. Tobacco and Firearms, the INS, the Internal unaware of the accident and drove away after Nunes was hit, Palestinians. Nuseirat rose in violent protest at about 8 p.m. began. Of those, about 300 were tried and early ‘Thursday morning, authorities said. The two other employees. James A. Castaldi. Revenue Service, the National Auto Theft police said. Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir, speaking on Thursday. An army spokesman said troops with sentenced, 900 were released and the rest await WASHINGTON — Environmental inspectors are midsing more A source who asked not tobe identified said the 31, of Wallingford and Frank Altieri,59, ofNorth Bureau and the federal Drug Enforcement national television, said the riots were a new loudspeakers called on the Palestinians to trial. Israel ordered nine Palestinians deported, than half the serious violations at facilities handling and storing yearlong investigation started off looking into Haven, were also charged with four counts of Agency. Arab tactic meant to provoke Israel into a disperse, and then fired rubber bullets and tear hazardous waste, a congressional study says. chop shops — places where stolen cars are taken harboring illegal aliens. State agencies included the Statewide Narcot­ Concessionaire claims city pressure violent response. gas grenades at demonstrators hurling rocks. prompting international criticism. The nine are The three were presented before U S. ics Task Force, the Statewide Oragnized Crime Helicopters also dropped tear gas canisters. appealing the orders. The study by the General Accounting Office, the investigative to be disassembled before their parts are sold. STAMFORD — A businessman who operates concession Shamir said he would not meet with U.N. wing of Congress, blames Inadequate training of inspectors who But authorities uncovered a series of illegal Magistrate Arthur H. Latimer and are free on Investigative Task Force, the state police envoy Marrack Goulding, expected to arrive “When this did not help, soldiers started to fire A group ol prominent West Bank leaders bond pending a hearing Jan. 27. Emergency Services Unit and the state stands at Stamford parks and beaches says he was pressured to called on Palestinians to boycott Israeli work for the Environmental Protection Agency, for EPA operations including Insurance fraud, the sale today to examine the situation. from sniper rifles at their legs,” the spokesman contractors and for the states. and trafficking of narcotics, firearms posses­ Three other people were charged with one Department of Environmental Protection. provide 1986 World Series and playoff tickets to the city official An army helicopter circled over the Ibna said on condition of anonymity, in keeping with cigarettes in the first phase of the non-violent sion. gambling, transportation of illegal aliens count each of conspiracy to distribute cocaine Stamm said the DEP will Investigate who oversees his business, according to a report published today. refugee camp in the Gaza Strip and dropped tear army regulations. campaign. GAO said it found incomplete inspections when its observers and disposal of hazai^ous wastes, this source and possession of cocaine with intent to sell allegations of illegal disposal of hazardous Joseph Romeo Jr., 29, the concessionaire, told The Advocate of and EPA experts visited 26 facilities last year to check on routine said. Charged were George DiBia.se. 48, of Branford; materials. Stamford that the tickets went to parks department business inspections being made by EPA regional offices, states and manager Edward Condon. Romeo said he paid $1,260 for tM six contractors. tickets, and got $240 from Condon three days after the official Army gets accepted the tickets. , u .i u . AIDS tests given without reason Cult sells Girlfriend Romeo said he obtained the tickets from a Greenwich ticket agency. He said the $240 was an estimate of the tickeU face tough on CHICAGO — Almost half the AIDS antibody tests at a major value. „ ,. U.S. medical center were given without good reason, and 44 says Aparo When he failed to provide additonal tickets, Romeo said, percent of the tests that were medically Justified did not have the Its land in Condon made it difficult for him to regain city contracts, the journalists patients’ consent, researchers reported today. newspaper reported in a copyright story. Dr. Keith Henry and his colleagues said in the Journal of the Burlington told of plot JERUSALEM (AP) - Israeli American Medical Association that their findings at the St. Security In dispute at Bradley soldiers have been chasing journal­ Paul-Ramsey Medical Center in St. Paul, Minn., are probably HARTFORD (AP) — A second ists away from trouble spots in the typical of many hospitals. occupied territories, apparently to In a separate study released Thursday, the national Centers for BURLINGTON (AP) - A devel­ witness has implicated 16-year-old HARTFORD — State police and the union representing police Disease Control in Atlanta reported “some variation in opment company linked to a Berlin Karin Aparo in her mother’s death, at Bradley International Airport are at odds over whether or not restrict media coverage of Palesti­ man who claims to be God has testifying that .Aparo claimed she nian riots. performance” by laboratories working with an AIDS test the security plan at the airport has been breached. In the past few days, army commonly used to confirm initial positive screening tests. pulled out of a controversial plan to plotted the killing with her boy­ The security plan will have to be changed because the union build a 829-unit housing complex in friend and planned to return home officers have made greater use of created a “serious breach of security” by releasing information their authority to close off areas town and will sell the property to a afterward to clean up any evidence. on airport patrols and codes to the news media, according to state GOP candidates gather for debate Naugatuck nnan, an attorney says. Shannon Dubois, 16, of Glaston­ affected by the violence. In some police spokesman Sgt. Daniel Lewis. cases, journalists were detained or The GOP presidential candidates gathered today for their first The project was proposed last bury, Karin Aparo’s best friend, Lewis said the state police and the FBI are investigating the May by Connecticut Property Asso­ testified Thursday that Aparo told threatened with arrest when they big debate of 1988, with George Bush’s campaign lashing out at ciates, a Southington-based firm her that she and her boyfriend. matter because of the disclosure by the Protective Services did not leave immediately. rival Bob Dole for “drooling at the opportunity” to bring up the Employees Union, which he called ‘‘totally irresponsible.” whose top officials are members of Dennis Coleman, had planned five “We are certainly disturbed by Iran-Contra affair. the cult of Brother Julius nights when Coleman could have Union officials representing airport police deny that they what appears to be an increasing The Iran-Contra affair is causing Bush to come under fire from Schacknow. killed Joyce Aparo. The plan was breached security and claim the Investigation is tantamount to number of incidents limiting our the Democratic camp as well. Gary Hart suggested the personal William L. Wollenberg. attorney finally carried out on a night when “ harassment” by the state police. access to the story in the territo­ ries,” said Robert Slater, chairman problems that forced him to spend seven months on the sidelines for the company, said Thursday Karin Aparo was away from home. The exchange of accusations came in a widening rift between of the Democratic race were trifling compared with the errors of that the development company has Dubois said she was told. state police and the union that represents 500 state and local of the Foreign Press Association, which represents about 200 the vice president and the rest of the Reagan administration. entered into an agreement to sell The testimony came during a government security personnel. “I would love to run in a race against Vice President Bush on 2S1 acres near Lake Garda to hearing to determine whether there journalists. Israeli officials denied the army just that issue — whether my personal and human mistake is on Wayne Kadar of Naugatuck, a is enough evidence to try Aparo as AP photo the same scale as the mistakes of the last seven years that can partner in KBK Associates. Inc. an accessory to her mother’s death. GOP tax-cut plan has ‘slim chance’ has launched a get-tough ‘The plan has generated wides­ On Wednesday. Coleman. 19, WALKING THE LINE — A city worker in about a million gallons of water from campaign. saddle this country with debt and wrong-headed policies abroad HARTFORD — Republicans in the state House of Representa­ At least two dozen Arabs have for the next 10 or 15 years,” Hart told students at Dartmouth pread opposition from residents testified that he strangled Joyce tives are putting together a legislative package that includes Wheeling, W.Va., checks the seals on a Martins Ferry, Ohio, to Wheeling if the and town officials who say it would Aparo in her bed the night of Aug. 5 been killed by Israeli army gunfire College. reductions in taxes on gasoline and clothing, and proposals for 1,000-foot pipeline across the Ohio city has to shut water intakes on the river since rioting began Dec. 8 in the increase the population of this rural after Karin Aparo had repeatedly encouraging housing development and rehabilitation. Minority community by a third, put a strain pleaded with him to murder her River on an abandoned railroad bridge because of the fuel slick arriving from occupied territories, home to 1.5 Iraq reports air raid on refinery Leader Robert G. Jaekle says. the Pittsburgh area. million Palestinians. Israel cap­ on public services and schools and mother. Coleman has been charged In a closed caucus earlier this week, the Republicans discussed Thursday. The pipeline will deliver cause environmental damage with murder in Aparo’s death. tured the Gaza Strip and West Bank NICOSIA, Cyprus — Iraq said its warplanes bombed an oil Some also expressed concern about Joyce Aparo was killed Aug. 5. their agenda for the General Assembly session that starts Feb. 3, from Egypt and Jordan in the 1967 refinery in northwestern Iran today. The report came after the developer’s link to the cult. 1987, and her body dumped in Jaekle said. Middle East war. diplomatic sources said the Persian Gulf combatants had been Connecticut Property Associates Massachusetts. The Republicans are in the minority in the legislature, and Fuel slick settles in icy river, “The area is open to the press,' persuaded to curb their attacks on shipping. acquired the land for 12 million in Under cross-examination from Jaeckle Thursday admitted that the chances any of the GOP’s said an army official who, in line The sources also said Syrian officials persuaded Iran to put off December 1985. Kadar said he had Aparo’s lawyer, Dubois admitted proposals will be approved are “very slim.” with military regulations, spoke on an offensive against Iraq in the 7-year-old war. agreed to pay "well In excess” of $6 that she didn’t tell police what she “We are calling it foundation for the future,” he said of the condition of anonymity. The state-run Iraqi News Agency said the warplanes raided the million. had heard until 21 days later and legislative package. causes new water emergencies But another military official refinery near the city of Tabriz, “setting it ablaze to deprive the Kadar said Thursday that he only after they promised not to acknowliedged that in the past week the army has stepped up efforts to Iranian regime of the refineries and oil products used by the intends to continue with the project arrest her for hindering Transit subsidy aimed at commuters Bv The Associated Press south of Pittsburgh Saturday, about trying to answer everybody’s ques­ enemy war machine.” as it was planned by Connecticut prosecution. 100 miles upstream from Wheeling. tions,” he said. “The telephones are limit the presence of civilians, including journalists. Iran made no mention of the reported raid. Property Associates. Calling the Dubois, who giggled nervously HARTFORD — State transportation officials have proposed A rainbow-colored fuel slick "It’s hard to predict what it’s ringing off the hooks.” proposal a "very good concept,” throughout her testimony, also pumping almost $1.6 million in federal money into mass transit In suburban Pittsburgh, where Officers have been given photoco­ settled in the ice-clogged Ohio going to do," said Ray George, a pies of closing orders and, after Kadar said he was not worried acknowledged that Coleman had subsidies in order to attract first-time riders. River, causing water emergencies • spokesman for the Environmental water flow resumed Thursday, Budget takes an optimistic view about widespread opposition from told her he had killed Aparo just Protection Agency in Wheeling. boats used in the cleanup were telephoning headquarters for ap­ James F. Byrnes, deputy commissioner of the state in Steubenville, Ohio, where proval, only need to fill in the blanks WASHINGTON — President Reagan’s proposed 1989 budget town residents. days after the slaying. Dubois also Department of Transporatlon, said his department has proposed schools and most businesses are “It’s slowed down about 30 or 40 pulled off the Monongahela because "Whether you build a three-house acknowledged that she couldn’t' of the cold, but trucks continued to proclaim a site a restricted envisions federal spending in the coming fiscal year of a record offering automobile commuters free or reduced fares to get them closed, and in Wheeling, W.Va., percent since yesterday.” military zone, the official said. $1,104 trillion while taking an optimistic economic view that subdivision or 300, you expect remember exactly where or when which planned to shut down its Officials in Wheeling, about 25 suctioning oil out of the water from to switch to buses, trains or van pools. shore, said Coast Guard Petty He said the new approach was projects a sharp drop in Interest rates, according to confidential opposition.” Kadar said. AP photo some things had to been told to her. “This is an innovative ue of these funds,” said Transportation water treatment plant today. miles downstream from Steuben­ ‘Town officials and residents said Aparo's defense attorney, Hubert ville, said water stored in tanks Officer Dean Jones. adopted, in part, because officials budget documents. Commisioner J. William Bums. “We can implement it just as “The river is at a complete The documents, prepared by the Office of Management and they would continue to oppose a HELPING HANDS — Michael Allen, 10, of Darien, helps J. Santos, suggested that Dubois standstill,’’ said Steubenville City around the city will be used to keep Environmental officials said it felt the presence of journalists was 629-unit housing development near might be attributing to Aparo soon as the necessary approvals ... are received.” could take weeks for the fuel to be fueling the violence. Budget and obtained by The Associated Press, project that home his mother, Linda Allen, feed horses. His mother is the Officials said the program must be approved by the General Manager Bruce Williams after spigots flowing at about 75 percent Lake Garda, no matter who wants statements actually made by declaring a civil emergency. “We of capacity with the plant shut skimmed off or diluted enough to The official, who spoke on condi­ mortgage rates will fall this year to 9.2 percent a nd that the prime to build it. barn manager of the Ox Ridge Hunt Ciub. Coleman. Assembly and the U.S. Department of Energy before it could be meet federal standards that would lending rate — what banks charge their most credit-worthy put into place. It already has the support of Gov. William A. have to wait it out.” down. tion of anonymity, pointed to an "I would not feel any differently if “If we get just a little bit of allow water companies to draw incident at Kalandia, a West Bank corporate customers — will inch down to under 7 percent. O’Neill, officials said. Williams said ail Steubenville it was the queen of England doing businesses were ordered closed conservation, we should be able to water from the river again. refugee camp. The economic forecasts go beyond those previously released by the development, because it is a today except food stores, gasoline keep it business as usual. If not, Ohio Gov. Richard Celeste had Youths collected rocks and ga­ the Reagan administration, which contained only details on wetland area over there,” said stations, hospitals and other health we’ll have to shut down non- some good news for downstream Treasury bill Interest rates and not on other forms of loans. Linda Nelson, one of the founders of Guard shortage ‘dangerous’ Lleberman campaign raises $358,000 thered at the main road, waiting for care operations, drugstores and essential businesses such as car communities. He said the Ohio journalists. Burlington Concerned Citizens, a HARTFORD,— State Attorney General Joseph I. Lleberman washes and Laundromats,” said DANBURY (AP) — Low wages state, as local police, sheriffs, Prison officials now actively seek transportation systems. Social ac­ River city of East Liverpool had group of residents fighting the has raised almost $358,000 so far in his bid to unseat Republican tivities like bingo also were Joseph Albert, director of the Ohio successfully treated water contam­ Burlington Chase zone change for prison guards at the Danbury immigration inspectors and even out recruits as far away as North managers of fast-food restau­ Carolina, while in past years there U.S. Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr., says Lieberman’s campaign curtailed. County, W.Va., office of emergency inated by the spill with a process proposal. federal prison has created a services. number of job openings and re­ rants.” Steenhoff said. were a pool of recruits waiting fora manager. Ohio National Guardsmen were that was inexpensive and readily First Selectman Theodore C. prison job, he said. “This money was raised without a major fund-raiser,” Sherry ordered to carry water by truck to Many of the city’s 43,000 residents Scheidel estimated that half of the sulted in a dangerous situation a Replacements hired to fill past available. openings have left the prison with “We do have a very difficult time L. Weady, who is managing Lieberman’s campaign, said help the city of 26,400 residents cope spent Wednesday and Thursday The process uses porous bento­ opposition to Burlington Chase was union official contends with the shutdown of water-intake preparing for the worst by filling caused by the companies’ connec­ "If you don’t have experienced half its staff of correctional officers recruiting staff, in part due to the Thursday. nite clay to help settle oil from the Warm, Secure, with less than a year’s experience economy of Fairfield County,” She called the money raised so far “people money” that has valves along the river. The valves garbage cans, buckets, bathtubs, tion to Schacknow’s cult. staff, someone will do something swimming pools and jugs with water, while activated carbon is “There will probably be a feeling stupid or miss something and then and 75 percent with less than three Hassen said. come in from telephone solicitations and from those who’ve were turned off to avoid contami­ used for taste and odor control. year’s experience as guards. Steen­ Steenhoff said Danbury prison nating the city’s water system. water. of relief In the community” that the the whole thing goes. We’re on simply heard that Lleberman is challenging Weicker. Nevertheless, emergency tele­ In all, 3.85 million gallons of oil borrowed time. Something’s going hoff said. workers, especially the lower-paid, She said 406 contributions had been made, with 206 of those Icy waters and stiff headwinds cult-connected companies are no newer employees talk about job slowed to less than a mile-per-hour phone hotlines were jammed after spilled when a 4()-year-old Ashland Affordable! to happen.” said Cliff Steenhoff. a "We’ve had to replace officers being of $1,000 or more. About $5,000 of the total came from longer behind the development. prospects at the state jail, which is the movement of the slick, which Albert announced Thursday night Oil Co. tank crumpled as it was Scheidel said. “But if it’s still 629 correctional counselor at Danbury with other staff to maintain (a political action committees, Weady said, and another $14,000 being filled, according to revised needed number of) correctional due to open in Newtown, about II began when a diesel fuel tank that the water plant would be units, it's still 629 units.” and local union leader. came from the Democratic Senate Campaign Committee. closed. "Right now we're just EPA figures. Twenty-three Danbury federal officers.” Steenhoff said. ‘‘If you miles away, in 1991. With state, the ruptured on the Monongahela River Kadar said the sale of the site of guards would earn more pay and She said that no other Democratic Senate challenger had the proposed Burlington Chase correctional officer jobs are un­ want overtime, you can work as raised so much money so quickly. Lleberman announced filled. Bob Hassen, executive as­ many hours as you want. They’re their federal experience might lead complex Is contingent upon appro­ to higher-level jobs, he said. creation of a fund-raising committee on Nov. 25. val by the town planning and zoning sistant to the warden, said Thurs­ just begging for people to work. It’s Plea bargains possible commission of a zone change day. The prison doesn’t publicly a zoo.” The average individual salary in permitting the development. reveal the number of guards it The prison employs a total of 247 Fairfield County, excluding go­ The planning and zoning commis­ employs, but a union newsletter at all jobs, and the reassignment of vernment, railroad and self- sion is reviewing an application by recently said the facility is autho­ workers to guard positions has left employed persons. Is $24,232a year, in Iran-Contra affair rized to employ 85 correctional other positions open, Hassen said. according to the state census office. the developer to create a special 75-year-old veteran lawyer and development district on the housing officers. WASHINGTON (AP) - The prosecutor investigating the Iran- former federal judge said. site, now zoned for a mix of light ‘‘They’re leaving for higher pay­ Traditionally, prosecutors. use Industry and residential. ing and less-stressful jobs with the Contra affair isn’t ruling out plea bargains with central figures in the plea bargains with suspects to get IVideo Studio arms-for-hostages deals as his information about other members of Manchester investigation heads toward an uf a criminal conspiracy. expected round of indictments. Last spring, conservative fund­ from the TAKE THE BITE 397 Broad Street Independent counsel Lawrence raisers Carl R. "Spitz” Channell (PapwaiM Plan) E. Walsh, in an interview Thurs­ and Richard Miller pleaded guilty yictoria & Albert 647-8808 day. declined to comment on to charges they conspired to Muieum Collection OUT OF WINTER! whether his year-long probe would illegally use a tax-exempt founda­ Former Lead S i n p of Hermaii's Hermits result in criminal charges, saying tion to raise money for the Contras. With a snowthrower made THE PERFECT ACCESSORY (Mrs. B rm , You« Got A Loveh/ Dmhter I only, “The external activities that Both men agreed to cooperate you are familiar with would suggest with Walsh's investigation and FOR YOUR NEW VCR: I'm Henry TheEighlh,IAmlTkre'sAKindOf a maturing investigation.” identified North as a co­ Hush I I'm Into Something Gooil I Can't You Criminal indictments are ex­ conspirator. HearMyHeartbeall pected in the weeks ahead against “If you look at the history of other All the big features except A VIDEO STUDIO targets of the investigation, includ­ investigations, rarely do they make ing fired National Security Council Just one bite and that’s it," Walsh one - The Pricel MOVIE MEMBERSHIP! at the aide Lt. Col. Oliver L. North and said. “Usually it’s a series of acts or Manchester High School retired Navy Rear Adm. John M. reports or indictments. Sometimes 5 HP, 22" CUT - ST522E with Poindexter, who resigned as na­ McKee Place ^ — WITH THIS COUPON — ------| Auditorium the first one is the most important, ■ Great Valentinet Gi/tt of Manchester Electric Start - Reg. <849.95 on tional security adviser in No­ sometimes it’s preliminary.” vember 1986 after the diversion of a Come In. Try Them On, Even though 1988 Is a presidential and have a giggle. I Iran arms-sale profits (p the election year. Walsh says he feels S A LE Nicaraguan Contras was publicly Homes from $168,100 *699.95 SAT., JANUARY 9,1988 no pressure to complete his work to NEW HOURS; I disclosed. avoid charges, particularly those 3 HP, 20" CUT - ST320E with Electric Start - Reg. ‘479.95 Walsh wouldn't comment specifi­ Tuet. to Sol. I&.5:30 Call today for inform ation by conservative Republicans, that Thun. Night to 8.00 PM I ALSO APPEARING - SpencH Davis Group cally on his policy about plea his investigation is politically GET YOURS 1 YEAR (Gimme Some Lovin'* I'm A Man) bargains. SALE ^399.95 But in a “more general discus­ motivated. TODAY MEMBERSHIP sion” of prosecutorial procedures “There is a pressure to get the job Tickets Available At The Door he said “we tend to be flexible done as quickly as we can,” Walsh Tkremth EXPIRES JAN. 31. I 9a « ^ rather than rigid” about tactics for said, but “there really hasn'tbeen" URdT'i \foines QUALITY SHARPENING Showtime 8:00 P.M. •Doors Open 7 P.M. advancing the investigation. discussion by prosecutors of the 688-6473 104 HILLIARD ST., MANCHESTER Benefit Manchester Police Union Local #1495 “The objective of the investiga­ investigation’s possible political tion remains to get the full story and impact in a presidential election 649-2111 OPEN MON.-SAT. 8:30AM • 6PM A Consultants Limited Production to get it fairly and thoroughly,” the year. I 2*A NCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 8. 1988 — 7

« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Jan. 8, 1988 OPINION REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES

NO AID fWILL STICK VTO CONTRAST "TOMy REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK A setback SENATE Jack SEAT featuring: Impressive in planning Anderson Wiest Hartford Colonial start your New Year off right in this lovely Tudor, NO located in a neighborhood of comparible homes. on Route 6 TAX CUTS, 8 Rooms, 4 Bdrms., I'/t baths, garage TfllS Appraisers Brick front w/vinyl siding YEA1?. The confusion that developed Wednesday New gutters and shutters, newer storms & night in Hebron causing cancellation of a screens m eeting at which the Army Corps of pick number Newer roof, furnace, hot water heater. Engineers was to hear testimony on Route 6 / Beautiful fenced in back yard with many trees, SOUTH WINDSOR - New listing - immaculate 7 was an unfortunate setback. shrubs and 10x5 storage shed. ^ The issue has been around for a long time — any number Room Raised Ranch, 2 bedrooms, famiiy room, and has divided citizens in eastern Kitchen, remodeled this year, has new vinyl floor, firepiace, plus a wood burning stove, 2'A baths, built tile, oak cabinets, stove, dishwasher, disposal, Connecticut sharply. in appliances, Immediate occupancy. counter tops and stainless steel sink. Much more! Priced at *185,000. It will be difficult enough to resolve even if A WASHINGTON — There is increasing evidence & the procedures for getting public comment on that the unregulated real estate appraisal industry Owners Anxious - *229,900.00 the record and reconciling conflict to is a major contributor to bank failures and a “Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To Us!” whatever extent possible go smoothly. growing threat to the U.S. financial system. U&R REALTY CO. But if formal meetings have to be called off Before a person can become a barber, a plumber or an electrician, most states require soine test of STRANO REAL ESTATE ^ because there is no orderly way to carry them u competency. It goes without saying that other 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT g 643-2691 out, the Route 6 dispute will drag on forever. 'Robert D. Murdock, Realtor NEW YEAR resolutions professionals such as doctors and engineers must CALL TODAY - 647-“SOLD” rife] Lt. Col. Stanley J. Murphy, who was be licensed. V. presiding for the Corps of Engineers, made a Yet in most states, an appraiser can hang out a sincere effort to try to go forward with the shingle with no questions asked. meeting despite the fact that far more than Billions of dollars in real estate loans and the 272 people who could be seated in the At last, a national march investments are made every year, and the auditorium of RHAM High School cam e to appraisal plays a key role. From the $100 million I D.W.HSH Four years Congress on voice votes.” commercial real estate deal to the $100,000 home voice their opinion. Commerclal-InvaMlmMt Company ago 1 wrote a Rep. James Quillen, R-Tenn. mortgage to the sale of millions of dollars of Manchestur *139,900 But there was no practical way to column about sponsored the legislation in the mortgage-backed securities, at some point a reel Sevan room two bath full dormered FOR SALE acconimodate all of those who wanted to hear House. Sen. David Boren, D- estate appraiser decides how much each deal is Capa with many extraa. Bay i| ' ’ I*A.II American window In living room, akyllghts In MANCHESTER and to be heard — a number that could be composer- N. La V erl Okla., sponsored the Senate bill. worth. The appraisal determines the value of the ■ I upataira badrooma, large deck to • Etttbllthod rtttaurant with full bar been as high as 500 or 600 people, according to bandmaster Boren’s press secretary told property that will be collateral for the loan. private back yard. Qaraga and two and apartmant abova. •175.000 John Philip me a grass-roots groundswell Lenders and investors expect the appraiser to outbuildings. Call Sentry for SOMERS rough figures. Christensen details. favoring “Stars and Stripes give them the right value. If the borrower defaults VERNON mMACULATE *189,900 • 42 prime aciet ready for aubdlvlalon. •800,000 Despite criticism leveied at him, Murphy Sousa and pre­ MANCHESTER CHAHmiNQ *152,000 RolHng topo with straam. dicted that if Forever” as the national march on the loan, the lender expects that the property 4 Bedroom Colonial with park-llke yard In quiet neighborhood. First floor Family room and Laundry Six room Victorian Colonial In convenient location. Large *250,000 m ade the right decision in putting off the eat-ln kitchen with pantry. Beamed living room with pilar ENFIELD Congress ever resulted in petitions with 250,000 will be worth enough to cover the outstanding debt. room, plus finished Rec room with picture window • 13 6 Acres near EntMd Mall/ hearing to a later date. The Corps of signatures. At the forefront in the Through stupidity or deliberate fraud, an overlooking patio. columns, open stalrcaae and bay window. Formal dining High trattic area *1,250,000 were to desig­ room or dan, porch and two car garage. Engineers will have to have orderly testimony nate a national drive was Tulsa musician and appraiser can overvalue a piece of real estate. For if it is going to make any kind of intelligent march to complement our na­ passed the legislation unanim­ businessman James Saied, a example, a person taking out a second mortgage on Manchester *229,900 FOR LEASE decision on whether the Connecticut tional anthem. Sousa’s "Stars ously March 3, 1931, the last day devoted booster of Sousa and his a home qualifies for much bigger loan if the Nine room two and one half bath U&R Ranch with a contemporary MANCHESTER Department of Transportation should be and Stripes Forever” would win of the 71st Congress. President music. appraiser inflates the home’s value. The stakes are • 1880 aq.lt. ottlee tpaoa In new Sousa wrote much of his bigger in multimillion-dollar real estate deals. In flair. Two fireplaces, cedar closet, ultra modsm building. Prastigs allowed to proceed with construction of the the nod. Herbert Hoover signed the bill the dan, family room, work shop, new D.WFISH environ msnt. *13“ aq.fl. I don’t claim to have prophetic same day. celebrated march on Christmas both cases, the lender is left holding three pounds of root, attic fan and much more. This THE REALTY COMPANY road under the present plans. powers, but just weeks ago A climactictwo-yearcampaign Day 1896. It first was performed flour in a five-pound sack. home is perfect for your active fam­ WILLINOTON One of the most crucial issues to be resolved ily. • izpoo to 17,000 sq. ft. avallabis lor Congress has indeed named by the Veterans of Foreign Wars before President William McKin­ As vital as appraisals are — most lenders will not otflca, restaurant or llglil Industrial *4«’tq.*l. is whether the road construction justifies the "Stars and Stripes Forever” the and supporting organizations on ley in Philadelphia the following lend without one — anyone can perform them in destruction of wetiands required under the year. more than 40 states without having to show any VERNON national march. President Rea­ behalf of “The Star Spangled B e tte r I. apaoat present plans. gan signed the measure inio law Banner” produced five million As a composer, Sousa wrote competency or obtain any certification. I no Pleze. Good vtslblllty from 1-84 *10°'’aq. ft. operettas, comic operas and The performance of the appraisal industry has T W i H o m e s , One thing is clear. Something must be done Dec. 11. signatures on petitions to — FREE MARKET EVALUATION VERNON immACULATE - END UNIT *126,900 ELLINGTON about the road that runs east of Interstate 384. The United States has never Congress. suites, but it was his mardies (he come under intense scrutiny by the House Spacious 2 bedroom ’’Ryaland" Modal Townhouse Condo • New 14,000 a. 1. Rat. /Prof. Cir. composed more than 100 of them) Commerce, Consumer and Monetary Affairs on 4 levels. Completely appllancad kitchen with breakfast Prime Rt. 83 too. Fall occupancy *11»»iO. ft, The decision cannot be put off forever. had a national march before, and Interestingly, one of the song's it might surprise you that “The defenders was John Philip Sousa, that built his lasting fame. Subcommittee. The first skeletons were discovered bar, fireplaced lUng room, tiled entry, 1Vi baths, private It may be difficult for the Army Corps of Some of his better-known in the appraisers’ closets during an investigation yard. Bonus - Seller will pay let year Association Fee for 243 Main SIraaL Manohaatar, C T 06040 Star-Spangl^ Banner” has been who once said: “What matter the n,5 efi4/ ^ bibuyerl ; Engineers to find a piace where as many as our official anthem only since words? The spirit is what counts mardies are "King Cotton,” into bank and savings and loan failures and the role (203) 643-4616 REAL ESTATE SERV IC ES •eeeeitpMtt 500 or 600 peopie can meet at the same time. It March 3, 1931. ... It is a splendid march and no "Washington Post March,” and of insider misconduct in those collapses. 643-1S91 243 Main St., Manchester, CT 06040 CALL LEN MATYIA OR CHRIS HELLER “Semper Fidelis” (Always Faith­ Dally t;0O4:tX) may be necessary to split that hearing and Controversy over the song’s true American can fail to be A dramatic number of faulty and fraudulent 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 871-1400 Vernon Cr., Vernon, CT 06066______Sal. e;00-S;00 restrict attendance to a number that can be merits stalled legislative action stirred when it is played.” ful) , the official march of the U.S. appraisals were found in the real estate loan for nearly two decades. Differen­ Now back to the "Stars and Marine Corps which Sousa com­ portfolios of nearly every failed and failing accommodated safeiy. posed while he was conductor of institution. The object, after all, is to get arguments ces of opinion still persist today, Stripes Forever.” Apparently it nearly 57 years after official fa c^ no serious controversy in the Marine band from 1880 to 1892. The faulty appraisals "were used to fool bank and counterarguments into the record for acceptance. winning legislative approval as Uponleavingthe Marine Corps, examiners,” according to Doug Barnard, D-Ga., BRAND NE W study by the Corps of Engineers and not to To further review, the House the national mardi. A news he organized his own "Sousa chairman of the subcommittee. "They were used to Ral8ed Ranchep located In a beautiful area of North Band,” which was popular for 39 make a dangerous or even fraudulent real estate Coventry. 1900 eq. ft. of living area... 7 rooms, 2'A hoid a m ass public debate. approved national anthem status account said the joint resolution ki The sooner it can be done, the better in March 1930. The Senate finally “sailed through both houses of years. loan appear secure by having in the loan file an II batha, Including a maater bath, fireplaced, custom The English Brass Band Jour­ appraisal which assigns an unrealistically high i| m raised birch cabinets, pull down attic stairs, nal bestowed the title of "March market value to the property collateralizing the gorgeous atrium door from dining room to deck, separate kitchen rear door, all thermopane King” on Sousa. The composer- loan,” he said. windows, burled oil tank PLUS a treed acre lot with ...SPEAKING OF ENGAGE,. bandmaster was decorated in this Late last year, the subcommittee prepared a stone walls... comparel 'ISO’s ... INVEST, country and abroad. Honors major report. That report, reviewed by our .ki*' "WE'RE SELLING HOUSES" 646-2482 REFORM continued after his death, includ­ associate Michael Binstein, concluded that “faulty BRAND NEW USTING!!! R t f ing a number of documentaries and fraudulent real estate appraisals have become Attractive and well maintained 6+5 room duplex AND and a Hollywood film, "Stars and an increasingly serious national problem whose in Manchester on Florence Street. Excellent ENGAGE... Stripes Forever.” effects are widespread, pervasive and costly. 647-8400 rental income, separate utilities, carpeting, In 1973 he was elected to the Abusive appraisals have contributed to the 168 Main Street, Manchester aluminum siding. Call for figures and more Hall of Fame for Great insolvency of hundreds of the nation’s financial details. Offered at *174,900. EASY STEPPER Americans. institutions and have helped cause billions of Ranch In a much preferred location... 3 gorgeous Now, designation of his compo­ dollars in losses to mortgage lenders, private bedrooms, with the master having Its own full bath, sition as our national march adds mortgage insurers, investors in mortgage-backed eat In size kitchen PLUS an adjoining FIRST FLOOR extra luster to a name that securities and to... those that administer the DEN. Huge living room with oak floor, main bath, II full basement and garage. *159,900.00. HURRY — / (b 19B7 oy n EA Inc already is immortal in the world Federal Deposit Insurance funds.” w of music. Barnard has introduced legislation that would "WE'RE SELLING HOUSES" 646-2482 create a new Federal Interagency Appraisal Council to write uniform appraisal standards and appraiser certification requiments.

Lies and truth about the budget deficit Poor steward ■WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES" CUTE AS A BUTTON!!! PERSONALITY PLUS!!! Miners have made a shambles of public land, This fine home offers many wonderful features biiiion — closer to The Conference Board’s Charming 6 room Colonial on Gardner Street in including beautiful new designer kitchen •eroMiMiiYv President Reagan went home to his ranch, and leaving behind them open pits, rusting equipment, Manchester. Qean and neat throughout. 2 bed­ Congress dispersed to the 50 states thinking they estimate of $186 billion than the administration’s cabinets, a lovely sunporch, shiny hardwood Blanchard & Rossetto chemical leach ponds and hills of tailings when rooms, den, fireplace, hardwood floors plus car­ floors, plus carpel, a cedar closet, 3 spacious had at least cut the federal budget deficit by $30 unlikely $133 billion. pel. Nice treed lot - Martin School District - Avail­ Deficits of this size have become dangerous. they have taken all they can from the land. The bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a workshop and a terrific billion in this fiscal year and $46 billion next year. Northern Bureau of Land Management, whose job is to make able early 1988! *139,900. yard for the family. Owners anxious! *188.250. REAL EETAIE 646-2482 Not so, says The Conference Board, a prestigious Why? sure the mining companies leave the land as they L. group of corporate and university presidents. It Perspective U.S. savings have plunged to record lows, found it, has taken "limited action” to police the projects a whopping 1988 deficit of $186 billion — providing little for taking on federal debt. So America is excessively dependent on foreign mine cleanups, according to the General some $53 billion more than the administration’s Michael J. McManus Accounting Office. The GAO looked at 30 old money. Century 21 Epstein Realty REALTY WORLD estimate! mining sites in Colorado and Nevada and found (203) 646-7709 73 Weet Center Street Clearly, far more radical budget surgery is In 1987, total savings (personal, retailed Benolt/Frachette Attoclatet Manchetler, CT 06040 corporate earnings and state/local government that 19 of them still remain dangerous eyesores. In M 3 North Main 8t., Manchester needed. IM many cases, according to the GAO report, the BLM IMMACULATE! WE GET RESULTS "The nation is rapidly running out of Band-Aids, surpluses) dropped from $281 billion in 1986 to $237 U4R Constructed, newer Con­ billion. U.S. investment took $232 billion, leaving hadn’t even contacted the mining companies to tell which have been used one after the other, in them it is their responsibility to reclaim the land. temporary Colonial in area of chemical, forest products and leasing businesses only $5 billion for deficit financing. As foreign funds "A DIVISION OP THOMAS A. BENOIT ENTEUPWISIS* massive quantity, to control the deficit,” says Lsms. new homes. Wood & Alumi­ Delos Smith, the board’s federal budget specialist. dispute levels of taxation they are being assessed dry up, the dollar is forced down. EMTIIN REALTY num sided, 3 bedrooms, I'A How could both the Congress and administration due to the minimum tax provision. But rather than What kind of radical surgery is needed? WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION baths, 2 zone heat and garage. be so widely wrong? incur penalties, they are paying the taxes, and 1. Slashes in federal spending. Republican Toilet tech Eaoft offtM Indqpqndtney ovnwd ind oparatad. l A . VERNON - Asking *199,900. First, Smith makes a convincing case that the disputing later with the expectation of refunds. presidential candidate Pete du Pont has had Never ones to waste any time, the Japanese have 1987 deficit was not reduced as much as both sides One provision of the act, for example, says that if surprisingly warm reactions in Iowa when he come up with a toilet that checks your vital alleged. There was a “$30 billion to $40 billion a company reports a profit of $400 million to its suggests eliminating $26 billion of farm subsidies. statistics whiie you sit. Ail the customers has to do OPEN HOUSE windfall in corporate and individual income taxes stockholders, but pays tax on only $200 million of That would not only save money but would make is insert his or her personai identification card into SUN. JAN. 16 / 1-4 PM triggered by the Tax Reform Act” that will not be reported income — that it must pay a minimum of food cheaper and more competitive in world a data bank and sit down. The toilet will check NORTHBROOK COURT, repeated. tax on 50 percent of the difference, or on an added markets. heart rate and blood pressure and isolate a urine Unit #22 VINYL SIDED Second, the plunge of the stock market will slow $100 million. More than $50 billion goes for retirement pay for sample for testing. The data is recorded and kept EAST HARTFORD *135,000 DUPLEX the economy in 1988, producing higher The Conference Board also notes that the deficit federal military and civilian personnel. But many, for up to a year. Now, if someone would just invent Lovely, newer tri-tevel 2 bedroom Newer insulation, siding, if not most of them are not retired, but in second Condominium. Small complex, unemployment, smaller revenues and thus higher was pushed down artificially by one-time savings a toilet that puts down its own seat. quiet and private. 1 car garage. Ex­ storms and screens in this 5-l-S deficits. of $15 billion — with sales of federal assets, delays careers that can begin at age 38 to 40 for the cellent locaton, convenient to Hart­ 7 t . duplex with 3 bedrooms each In fiscal 1987, the deficit appeared to plunge from in military pay and farm subsidies, and loan military. Why not at least cut benefits for full-time ford near So. Windsor line. side, separate systems and 5 a record high of $221 billion to $148 billion, prepayments. workers, and push up the retirement age? n S year old heating system on surprising most observers. Further, even the administration now 2. Tax hikes. The Council on Competitiveness, a ■ El one side. A “must see"! What few realize is that 1987 tax revenues were acknowledges that the Gross National Product will group of top business, labor and university leaders, iiflaurlipstpr Mrralh VERNON - *139,900. EXCELLENT TWO FAMILY POTENT!ALU spiked up by the Tax Reform Act. Smith notes that not grow 3.5 percent as forecast in August, but 2.4 is urging adoption of “consumption taxes," such as Founded In 1881 M ANCHESTER *194,900. percent next year. The Conference Board thinks it a "value-added tax” that would raise $20 billion per Tastefully decorated 3 bedroom full M A N C H E S TE R *139,900. corporate income taxes rose 28 percent in This 5 bedroom Colonial la currently used ae a tingle family home. December 1986 vs. December 1985. In March the will be 1.5 percent. percentage point. They can be imposed on imports, PENNY M. 8IEFFERT...... Publliher dormered Cape In South Manches­ QEOnOE T CHAPPELL...... Editor ter. Formal dining room, family ‘Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To Us i” To convert to a two-famlly, juat add a kitchen on the 2nd floor and gain was 62 percent, and in September 1987 they The latter figure is a better guess. In fact, the but not on U.S. exports. DOUOLA8 A. BEVINS...... Executiv* Editor room warmed by a lovely fireplace. ■tart collecting rent. The hook-upe ere already In place. Comer lot were 80 percent over September 1986. steep tumble of stock prices has convinced some 3. End wage increases. The typical wage MARIE P. G R AD Y...... CityEdHor attached garage, sncloted porch, zone B-2. 2 heating syatame. Don’t let thie opportunity pate byll "But April 1987 stands out as the most economists that a recession lies ahead. The increase of 4 percent is not noticed. But if it were ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Am o cIM Editor quiet family nwghborhood, walk to STRANO REAL ESTATE . Give ut a cell for other tnformatlonll school. memorable month as individual income taxes rose Commerce Department’s Index of Leading given as a year-end bonus, as a $1,000 check for DENISE A. R O BERTS...... AdvartliingDirector 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT ll=i 59 percent and corporate income taxes, 29 Indicators plunged 1.7 percent in November — the someone earning $25,000, much might be saved. MARK F. ABRAITIS ...... Builnett Marreger biggest decline in six years. That’s how Japan does it. SHELDON COHEN ...... Compoting Manager CALL TODAY - 647-‘‘SOLD” (203) 646-7709 percent.” ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Preaaroom Manager How could the Tax Reform Act have this impact? A recession would push the deficit well above President Reagan, please make some bold JEANNE G. FROMERTH...... Circulation Manager Smith says that firms he talked with in the $200 billion. Merrill Lynch believes it will be $175 suggestions in your State of the Union! MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. », 19M - » I

■ — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 8. 1988 FOCUS BUSINESS Electronics leaders are chipper despite problems REST AND LIGHT sits atop a television and allows a other foreign products more expen­ displaying DAT recorders, how­ U.S. market.” Among the products at the show: Gift of earrings ACTIVITY By Tim Dahlberg — A portable video recorder and person to watch two channels at Lowering your weight The Associated Press sive here and has cut into the more ever, despite record companies’ Unlike previous shows, no major Catartn tiipMSad once, one in the comer of the explosive growth level of a few protests that consumers will use product breakthroughs are being television with a 3-inch screen that pwkwrkf ■ weighs less than five pounds. The television screen. tSO-fMMl p«run LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Electronics years ago. Another is the bitter DAT taping at home to make copies announced this week, but the show battle between the electronics and of records and compact discs, features refinements of Super VHS unit from Casio is barely larger — A 3-D camcorder — or portable can’t be enjoyed exhibitors unveiled dazzling gadge- than a lunchbox yet plays full-size Lying down, Study finds metabolism and fidgeting try, from 3-D camcorders to digital recording industries over a digital cutting into sales. video recorders and camcorders as video camera, recorder and player sleeping M VHS tapes. Super VHS video recorders, as the tape recording technology. Clarion Corp. said it will begin well as the newest models of — from Toshiba that will be DEAR compact disc players and high — Cordless speakers from the available in late May. Sitting ■ t o o annual Winter Consumer Electron­ Digital Audio Tape recorders and marketing a play-only DAT car ABBY: I have stereo unit beginning next month, resolution televisions. Koss Corp. that use infrared beams — A prototype videophone from been nnarried play a vital role in keeping pounds off ics Show opened on a note of players were the stars of the show Driving a car H 120 while other manufacturers are "The trends are to bigger televi- to take the place of wires from a Sanyo with built-in camera and for eight months optimism. as thousands of products that stereo or video receiver. The Industrjf leaders projected re­ manufacturers hope will find their keeping their DAT equipment off ^ n s and higher quality televisions 3-inch screen. to an absolutely Dear Abby Standing H 1 140 the market until Congress settles n il video recorders,” said Fidler. speakers, which sell for $350 a pair, wonderful man. By Carlo McClain problem (of being overweight): but it is not the only cord U.S. factory sales of electron­ way into American living rooms — A laser player from Pioneer this year went on display at the Las the fight with the recording "The picture quality on televisions are powered by rechargeable We love each Abigail Van Buren Domestic work H 1 180 The Associated Press reason people get fat.” ics of $32 billion in 1988, up nearly 5 batteries. that plays five different types of People with low metabolic rates “simply have to percent from this year’s sales. Vegas Convention Center. industry. and video recorders has been discs, ranging from laser discs td- other very “It’s not responsible to introduce greatly improved.” — A home computer system from much, and our TUCSON, Ariz. — Scientists had long suspected eat less’’ than those with higher rates, “or they have “We may have a problem or two, The high quality of the DAT NEC that adds a television and tlny, single-play compact discs. but $30 billion and growing doesn’t cassette recordings, comparable to it until there is a resolution of the The show’s sponsor, the Elec­ marriage would MODERATE ACTIVITY but had been unable to prove that the potential for to find a way to increase their energy expenditure,” software issue,” said Michael tronic Industries Association, pre­ portable FAX machine to perform — A “surround sound” chair be perfect, ex­ getting fat is linked to the body’s metabolic rate — he explained. “How much people need to eat varies seem like a disaster to me,” Frank that of compact discs, has led the and monitor several household from Pioneer that has built in M o r in tu in iiM Myers, president of Arvin Electron­ music Industry to demand an Fidler, a vice president for Pioneer dicted a good year for the industry, cept for one fly porkaurkya how fast calories are burned to produce energy. greatly from individual to individual.” Electronics Inc. “We have the which had record sales in 1987 of functions.A FAX, or fascimile speakers, including a bass speaker Now, however, federally funded studies of one of Although it would seem that a person with a slow ics, said Thursday. anti-taping electronic chip be in­ in the seat, to give the listener the In the ointment; 190-foiaid p a ru n serted so the units can be used only technology and we’ve introduced a $30.7* billion. The association pre­ machine, transmits documents “Mums’ — his mother. return them? I really don’t feel as the country’s chronically overweight populations, metabolism would have lower energy demands and One of the industry’s problems is dicted sales would surpass $32.2 electronically over telephone lines. “feel” and sound of a movie Bicycling the two-year slide in value of the for playback. product in the Japanese market. J thus less of an appetite, the opposite may be true, theater. On the evening of our engage­ though they are mine. (5V, mph)j|H 210 the Pima Indians of southern Arizona, are Most major manufacturers were But right now we're waiting for the •'••lion in 1988. — The Rabbit Double Play, which ment, Mums presented me with a TROUBLE IN TORONTO confirming that fat people are likely to have a said Bogardus. dollar, which makes Japanese and pair of her earrings, saying I could Gardening 220 “slow” metabolism. Lean people are likely to have It is Bogardus’ use of the Swiss-designed keep them as long as her son and I DEAR TROUBLE: There is no Swimming faster metabolism. respiratory chamber to monitor patients for 24 stayed together. Then she added, “tactful” way to give them back. (V< m ph)^^H I 300 The same studies also found that how much a hours that is giving his results more validity than Regulation Business in Brief “And If you should die. I want them Keep them as your own Nobel Walking person “fidgets” — stays active while at rest — is other studies, said Jil Feldhausen, nutrition and Inflation to go to ‘Lenore’ — my eldest “peace prize” for keeping peace in (3V< m ph)H ^H 300 linked to his metabolic rate and therefbre his weight studies researcher at the University of ComFed unit names vice president niece.” the family. Roiier skating | 350 weight. Fidgeting probably is inherited. Arizona. helped cut I didn’t feel too good about the “These results among the Pimas can be applied to While in the small sealed chamber for a 24-hour hits record Steven Komfeld of Tolland has been named senior vice strings she attached to her gift, but DEAR ABBY: In your search for the general population,” said Clifton Bogardus, period, patients in Bogardus’ study were monitored A I accepted them because I assumed Perry Como’s record of “I’m president of the ComFed Mortgage Co/lnel office at 1007 Main St. VIGOROUS ACTIVITY chief of clinical diabetic research at the National for the amount of oxygen they inhaled and the stock loss Kornfeld, a former employee at Northeast Savings, is a they were family heirlooms to be Always Chasing Rainbows,” you Institutes of Health facility in Phoenix. amount of carbon dioxide they produced. When that in Mexico kept In the family. (I later learned said, “Frank Sinatra said that member of the Connecticut Mortgage CHodu npandad The key to proving the link between metabolism was calculated against the amount of food they ate Bankers, the Connecticut Associa­ the earrings were given to her by a Perry Como was the finest male par how by a By David Thurber and weight was the use of a specially designed, and the amount of movement they made, the result By Sally Jacobsen The Associated Press tion of Realtors and the Connecticut wealthy beau who later jilted her.) vocalist in the business. HO-pound parson high-technology device known as a respiratory was the patient’s energy expenditure — a figure that The Associated Press Last evening I was wearing them Home Builders Association. Sorry, Abby, but I have been a chamber, in which a person's metabolic activity can indicates the body's actual metabolic rate. TOKYO — Traders on the Tokyo and Mums said, “If you ever lose Sinatra fan since 1942, and he said, Tabie tennis | be measured over 24 hours. ■ ‘The problem in studies like this has always been MEXICO CITY — Consumer Stock Exchange say limits on daily one. just have the remaining one “Vic Damone has the best pipes In Using that chamber to monitor several hundred how to determine energy expenditure, and that has ' prices soared a whopping 159.2 duplicated, but please don’t tell me the business.” Please set the record Tennis price changes minimized damage Coupons benefit Pimas, NIH scientists found that the risk of gaining usually been somewhat inexact,” said Feldhausen. percent in 1987, and the govern­ from last October’s stock crash, but N because I wouldn’t want to know straight. Hiii ciimbing extra weight is about 70 percent for those with low "There is a recent study that shows that obese ment’s new anti-inflation program Special Olympics how careless you were with ’my’ ALBERTO JULIANO, (too ft. per h r)| some complain that.the regulations metabolic rates, compared to 10 percent to 30 women actually bum more calories per day than was blamed for part of the record also restrict the market's earrings.” LARGO. FLA. hike because it sparked a recent Coupons on Proctor and Gamble After that remark, I was tempted Skiing (10 mph)| percent for those with normal or high metabolic lean women, but that study used less reliable responsiveness. Bicycling rates. methods to calculate that. A study that measures surge in costs. "Most people believe that the products redeemed at K mart stores to take them off and give them back DEAR MR. JULIANO: You’re (13 mph) I Meanwhile, the Mexican stock nationwide will be worth money to to her. but I didn’t want to make a right. I goofed. (Sorry, Perry: at Metabolic rate is defined as how fast a body the metabolic rate over 24 hours should offer much limits on price movements have a Running processes food, bums calories and creates and uses more reliable results.” exchange fell for a fourth straight good moderating effect on the the Special Olympics. scene. least I kept the honor in the same (10 mph) I day Thursday, tumbling to its K mart and Proctor Sc Gamble Abby, is there sometactful way to ethnic group.) energy, Bogardus said. Because activity levels were also measured in the market,” said Kunihiro Ono, spo­ 900 "A low metabolic rate over a 24-hour period is a respiratory chamber, Bogardus was able to lowest level since last March 20. kesman for Nomura Securities, distributed coupons on Proctor Sc significaiit predictor of obesity,” he said. "But it ik document the fact that people varied widely in how The Index of Prices and Quota­ Japan’s largest brokerage firm. Gamble products redeemable at K LOSING WEIGHT — The not the only factor. much they moved — “fidgeted.” tions has lost 18 percent of its value ”It’s good to control panic mart stores to more than 60 million average 150-pound person “No matter who you are or what your metabolic Fidgeting levels marked individual families — this week, slipping to 86,606.75 at situations. After your head cools households across the nation. For Numbness lingers rate, the fact is if you eat too much you will get fat,” the end of trading Thursday. The off, you often realize it wasn’t each coupon redeemed. Proctor Sc needs to burn 3,500 calories “supporting the idea that obesity is an inherited index is made up of the prices of 52 to get rid of 1 pound of fat. said Bogardus. “Your metabolic rate is part of the problem,” said Bogardus. necessary to sell at such a low Gamble will give 10 cents to Special stocks. level,” he said. Olympics. This week, the coupons The fresh plunge in the stock The Tokyo Stock Exchange deter­ will be worth double their face value. after dental work market was attributed to the record mines daily price-change limits for K mart hopes to surpass last year’s DEAR DR. high levels set by interest rates on stocks as a function of their Steven Kornfeld donations, which totaled about GOTT: Myient- Treasury bills in this week’s previous day’s closing level. ist took out a Fuel-buying groups have advantages auction. The interest rate on 28-day At the bottom end, shares closing $90,000. .. j government certificate was 159.21 More than one million mentally retarded children and adults wisdom tooth. at less than 100 yen, or the currently participate in Special Olympics, which will celebrate The roots were Dr. Gott percent. equivalent of 75 cents, are allowed wrapped around Slash your Washington, D.C., about $250 per agreements providing 24-hour “It’s logical that when 28-day to fluctuate a maximum 30 yen up its 20th anniversary this year. the nerve, but he Peter Gott, M.D. fuel bills by join­ year on their bills,” he adds. emergency service, automatic de­ interest rates rise 32 (percentage AP photo or down. At the top, those closing ing a fuel­ Similar groups — which are liveries, maintenance and replace­ points), it has a negative effect on took the tooth MEDICAL AID — William E. Lorensen, a graphics above 10,000 yen ($75) are given a Gregan joins Blanchard & Rossetto out in small pie­ buying group in located predominantly in the Nor­ ment of parts, annual tune-ups, and the stock market,” said Timothy maximum price movement of 2,000 ces to minimize your area or, if theast, but are being established in cleaning and efficiency checks of Heyman, director of analysis for engineer at the General Electric Research and yen. Peggy Gregan recently Joined ERA Blanchard & Rossetto Inc. none is availa­ Sylvia the brokerage firm of Estrategia damage to the other parts of the country — offer heating units are Important. Development Center in Schenectady, N.Y., observes on a No trading offers are accepted Realtors of 189 W. Center St. nerve. How­ ble, start a savings that typically range from Bursatil. computer terminal two three-dimensional reconstructed outside the stock’s allowed range, Gregan, who specializes in residential sales, has two years ever, since the group with your Porter $100 to as high as $450 per year. • Recognize that starting a Jonathan Heath, senior econo­ meaning that shares with rapid ------real estate experience. She is a surgery. I have had no feeling in a chicken pox. We have four children friends and Besides volume discounts, these group takes a great deal of mist at the forecasting firm of scans of the same patient. GE has devised computer price changes sometimes are not MACRO Asesoria Economica, said registered dietitian and consultant large area around my lower lip and who are sure to catch it sooner or neighbors to groups offer another key advan- commitment. You must thoroughly software that quickly converts raw data from computed traded for much of a session. for the Manchester Board of Educa­ chin. Will the nerve regenerate? later. Do adults get chicken pox or save from $100- tasge; In most cases, the price that research the dealers — including ^ the higher interest rates are in line tomography X-ray scans into exceptionally sharp 3-D "The system in Tokyo prevents a $450 each year. members pay per gallon is pegged Investigating their financial status. ® with the government’s Economic tion school lunch program. do they get shingles instead? Is freefall in one day,” said Julian She Uvea at 60 Fleming Road with DEAR READER: I cannot be there anything he should do? Unpredicta­ to the wholesale market price that Legal advice will be necessary. You Solidarity Pact, put into effect a few images of a patient’s head or body. Jones, a salesman for Vickers Da certain whether the numbness you ble relations among OPEC however, is not the point of this the fuel dealer pays. are running a business, so someone weeks ago to halt what officials said Costa in Tokyo. ”It acts as a brake, her husband, John, and sons, Eric have is due to the actual wisdom- DEAR READER: On the basis of members as well as uncertainties report. By joining a fuel-buying "Normally, if there’s downward must be hired to handle everything was a spin toward hyper-inflation. and it operated very well at the time and Christopher. tooth extraction or whether it may previous Infection, either obvious in the Persian Gulf make It group, you can cut your bills and movement in the wholesale price from negotiations to daily business The government plan is aimed at UTC wins $1 million of the crash” following Wall have resulted from the local or subclihical (not evident), most impossible to pinpoint where crude maximize your savings. that the dealer pays, it won’t be activities. reducing liquidity in the economy, Street's "Black Monday” Oct. 19. Fleet ordered anesthetic that the dentist probably adults are immune to chicken pox. oil prices will be when the chilliest What are fuel-buying groups and passed on to the individual consu­ If you are approached by a spurring domestic savings and during which the New York market used. Therefore, they do not contract it months of the year kick in. Even If how do they work ? mer for quite some time,” says fuel-buying group, be certain to ask discouraging investors from taking fell more than 500 points. to sell holdings The nerves feeding the back teeth from their children. However, in crude oil prices decline dramati­ The basic concept behind these Richard Altomonte, director of the how long the group has been in their money out of the country and contract for new fuel ’’The next day when we came are branches of a larger nerve that rare instances, susceptible adults cally. the cost-savings will not be groups is strength in numbers. By Flushing Fuel Consortium in New business. Your best bet; If availa­ putting it into U.S. dollars. back, we saw the New York market state Banking Commissioner How­ supplies the jaw and lip. Removal can come down with chicken pox. passed on to you immediately. banding together and buying in York. But, by setting the group ble, join a group with an organiza­ The government says its new EAST HARTFORD (AP) — Uni­ traditional fuels, he said. was up 6 percent, and people were ard B. Brown has ordered Fleet of a tooth would be unlikely to affect Like most childhood diseases, it is Refiners and distributors tend to bulk, they have leverage to nego­ price at a fixed margin above the tion behind it, says Eugene economic program should bring the ted Technologies Corp.’s Research ”At these speeds, inlet air, which able to take some confidence.” Financial Group of Rhode Island to the large nerve. On the other hand, more serious in adults because it absorb some of the benefit by tiate with local fuel companies to wholesale price, he says members McQueen, outreach director of New monthly inflation rate down to 1 Center has won a $1.1 million Air is used to cool conventional jet sell its holdings in Connecticut as a increasing their profit margins strike the best deal. of fuel buying groups benefit percent to 2 percent by year’s end. engines, would reach temperatures Traders said the restrictions on a dentist usually numbs the opera­ causes greater discomfort. York Public Interest Research Force contract to develop a new- the Japan market, the world’s result of Fleet’s merger with Norstar tive main nerve. This is why we People who have shingles instead of passing on ail the savings “The oil dealers offers us a immediately. Group’s (NYPIRG) fuel-buying Private analysts are skeptical generation fuel to power a revolu­ that would destroy engine parts,” to consumers. volume discount and we in ex­ he said. ’’That’s why we’re investi­ largest in terms of total share Bancorp of New York. often experience numbness of the (herpes zoster) always have had “If. at the wholesale level, the group. While several small neigh­ that the program, which starts tionary hypersonic aircraft, com­ The merger was effective Jan. 1 What’s more, reports of low change provide the dealer with price drops 10 cents per gallon, the borhood groups have been ex­ gating the possibility of using fuels value, greatly reduced the amount jaw, lip and part of the tongue when chicken pox. This relation is clear; indexing wages and prices in pany officials said. of money taken out of the market at and Brown issued the divestiture we have dental extractions. A more The varicella (chicken pox) virus heating-oil inventories have consu­ customers,” says Jason Adkins, retail price to our members drops tremely committed and therefore March, can attain such moderate Arthurs. Kesten, assistant direc­ as a coolant.” appears to be related to herpes. mer advocates concerned that national director of Buyers Up, a 10 cents per gallon,” Adkins says. successful, only go with one that the time of the crash, thereby order Monday, according to a state­ usual cause for your symptoms levels. tor of the UTC Research Center, The research center is studying limiting the overall decline. ment released by the Banking would be persisting anesthesia Evidently, shingles is caused by prices actually could rise if we are fuel-buying group established by With anticipated downward pres­ has an established reputation. said the new fuel will be called upon the properties of an endothermic — activation of latent varicella virus. hit with a particularly cold winter, Ralph Nader that represents about sure on the market this winter, this Be warned; Over the last few Heath predicted that if the plan On Black Monday, stock prices in Department Thursday evening. from the shot. In time, this should were marginally sucessful, the to perform two seemingly contra­ or heat-absorbing — fuel that would Peggy Gregan disappear. However, give your Hence, if your husband has never "Consumers can expect to see a 15,000 members. (The majority are can really pay off. years, some oil companies have dictory functions; cooling the en­ absorb twice as much heat as the New York lost about 23 percent, Under Connecticut’s regional In­ had chicken pox. he is more likely to modest decline in heating oil prices from Washington. D.C., but it also If you plan to start a group, been offering their own fuel-buying inflation rate would run about 151 while on the following day in Tokyo, terstate banking law. Fleet, as a New dentist a call about it to let him percent this year. Other analysts gines and then chemically breaking fuel-air mixture used in conven­ know. get the disease than to develop at very best this year,” says John includes members in Maryland, understand; groups. If the group is controlled by down into two separate by-products tional airplanes. the 225-share Nikkei Stock Aver­ England bank holding company, cannot merge with a banking E, Olson, first vice president of southern New Jersey and have forecast a price rise of about age, the market’s key indicator, fell shingles. He probably won’t get • Service is essential. Automati­ an oil company it eliminates the for combustion. Development of the fuel should company outside New England and still maintain ownership or DEAR DR. GOTT: My husband. shingles unless he has inactive Drexel, Burnham and Lambert. Pennsylvania.) cally contracting with the cheapest option of moving to another firm 200 percent, and possibly more. Conventional jet engines are less than 15 percent. control of a Connecticut bank. varicella viruses in his system. Speculation about oil prices, “We’ve saved our members in company is a mistake. Service that offers a better deal. The record inflation of 1987 was take three or four years, Kesten Brown’s order requires Fleet to relinquish direct and indirect 42, does not recall having had cooled by a combination fuel-air said. The other side of the coin is that boosted partly by a 14.8 percent mixture, which is not burned until it many participants who wanted to ownership or control of Fleet National Bank of Connecticut. First increase in consumer prices in reaches the boiling point after Subcontracts on the project have sell their stocks in Tokyo weren’t Connecticut Bancorp Inc. and United Bank Sc Trust Co. by April been a wared to Pratt & Whitney, CARBONLESS MESSAGE BOOKS December, the biggest monthly passing over the engines’s friction able to. 22. 11'K 6H'. 4 per PMC. advance since the government surfaces to absorb excess heat. which would ultimately build the •PhM 9(W * “WMr t o Wm Away" began collecting those statistics in engine; Seattle-based Boeing Co., Another drawback of tlie Tokyo SOUTH WINDSOR HOpf-4003) 200$ett(TOP-4002> But Kesten said the hypersonic which would build the airframe; system is that if a stock’s price is NOW RENT THE W O M irS BEST 1968. aircraft will travel many times the changing, the price tends to be Castagna named vice president 4.89.Rea, 4*15ea and the Center for Catalytic REG S6.7S REG. SS.49 The inflation rate was 105.7 speed of sound. The friction gener­ OFFICE SUPPLY ated at supersonic speeds would Science and Technology at the pushed quickly to its upper or lower Rebecca Castagna of Manchester has been elected vice percent in 1986, which had been the limit, traders said. previous record level. break apart the engines powered by University of Delaware. president of communications for the Bryant Marketing Association at Bryant College in Smlthfield, R.I. Castagna la a CARS FOR A BUDGET PRKL Junior marketing major and lives at S I^R C O SMRCO Call Budget in Florida today Lamplighter Drive. RLE FOLDERS HANGING FOLDERS/ to reserve the car you’ve always The value of your Series EE bonds Bryant, a business administration Maiult, Ibird cut awxted. iOO per box. FRAMES college, provides consulting services Letter or leftl size, 'h orcut. 25 per wanted to drive. Like a M ercies- and professional development (sn t-tf I ih'fi) ( s r t - S N II-'/,) box. 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Doyle away for an unnecessary long time. ANSWER: That depends on each FRAMES 4 DRAWER wm'raum LATCH in a Porsche 944, percent. I paid i How long must she wait before subject of series For file dnwen bond’s issue date. For issue dates Maserati Spyder ____ $50 for each being able to cash in those bonds? from May 1952 through January The first show in a six-part LCTTUI (Snt-5n-«) LIGALAmerican Hockey League defenseman Dana Murzyn and SAN FRANCISCO - In his first The Associated Press juana, police said. l i m i t e d through 39 games. right wing Shane Churla, will be NFL playoff game, the Minnesota Michael P. Fiuharty. 27, of 65 SALE CONTINUES Martin, who had 24 goals and out at least until next Wednes­ Vikings’ Anthony Carter had a Meryl Road. South Windsor, and NEW YORK - Mark Breland 32 assists along with 193 penalty day with a hyperextended knee. Jerry Rice-like day. John V. Gabron, 26, of 54 Wakefield TIME wantshis title back. Roberto Duran minutes, is needed to fill in at The Whalers said Wilson will Carter and the San Francisco Circle, East Hartford, were ar­ wants a new title. forward while Brent Peterson be fitted for a knee brace on 49ers’ Rice, two of the most exciting rested in the parking lot at 10:58 and newly acquired Carey Wil­ Monday and resume skating on wide receivers in football, will p.m. in front of Bentley’s Night­ SATURDAY Those two. as well as Marlon son recover from minor injur­ Tuesday. match their big-play talents on club. police said. Starling, who took the World ies, the Whalers said Thursday. Sheehy, who has a pulled Saturday in an NFC semifinal. Two officers patrolling the Par- Boxing Association championship Peterson pulled a muscle in groin, won’t play against Buf­ The 49ers, whose 13-2 record was kEdmonton Oilers. He is ex­ his debut with the Whalers on police said. One of the officers hype a fight card Feb. 5 at the pected to be out of action for 3-5 Monday against Boston, the yards and one touchdown, set a recognized Fiuharty, who had been Atlantic City Convention Center. days. Whalers said. league playoff record with an involved in selling marijuana in the 84-yard punt return for another past, according to the report. EVERYTHING MUST touchdown, and led the wild-card A rematch between Starling and The officers saw Fiuharty light a Vikings to a 44-10 upset of the New marijuana cigarette and pass It to BE SOLD!!! Breland will happen if both win Orleans Saints. Gabron. police said. The officers their fights — Starling a 12-round “ He’s not Jerry Rice, but he’s the said they approached the car and championship defense against Fu- closest thing to Jerry Rice,” said OUR MAIN WAREHOUSE IS PACKED jio Ozaki of Japan and Breland a Kosar doesn’t want saw Gabron holding the marijuana Tim McKyer, the San Francisco cigarette and smelled marijuana. TO THE WALLS,...OVERSTOCKED 10-rounder against Juan Alonzo cornerback who works against the They searched both men and found WITH 3 MILLION DOLLARS WORTH Villa of Mexico. All-Pro Rice in practices and now a small baggie containing mari­ repeat against Colts must take on Carter. ’Tve got my juana on Fiuharty, police said. Duran, the 36-year-old former work cut out for me.” Fiuharty and Gabron were both OF TOP NAME BRAND MAJOR triple champion from Panama, will Rice, in his third pro season, set charged with possession of mari­ APPLIANCES, COLOR TVs, VCRs, I Whirl|>A«l fight Ricky Stackhouse in a 10- an NFL record with 22 touchdown juana and each released on $500 round middleweight match. Bv Chuck Melvin coic&k call have a little bit of an receptions, at least one in each of non-surety bond, police said. They MICROWAVES AND MORE. The Associated Press off day, and I think maybe Bernie the 12 games he played, and totaled was saddled with that." are scheduled to appear in Man­ The show will be shown on 1,078 yards on 65 catches. Kosar, though, rarely has two chester Superior Court Jan. 18. pay-per-view television by FNN- CLEVELAND — Bernie Kosar’s “ We don’t throw to him that consecutive bad games against an Score. worst performance of the season often, but he’s a selfless player,” came against the Indianapolis opponent. After passing for 66 said Coach Bill Walsh, whose SA VE 5% 1.40% Colts, and he’s determined to avoid yards against Miami in a January offensive system features a lot of Breland and Starling exchanged a repeat on Saturday. 1986 playoff loss, for example, he passing to running backs — particu­ O b itu a rie s barbs during Thursday’s session. came back 10 months later to beat larly Roger Craig, who caught 66 “ I don’t know if embarrassed is a the Dolphins with 401 yards good word,” the Cleveland Browns- passes this season. It. GIGANTIC SAVINGS ON AMERICA'S “ He had a lot of nasty things to passing. “ In our last game, he had only ’quarterback said, “ but I was ^ Robert L. Richardson say after the fight,” Breland said of He completed 15 of 34 passes for three catches. But he makes them FAVORITE TOP NAME BRANDS FOR Starling, who knocked Breland out definitely disappointed at the out­ 188 yards with two interceptions in Robert L. Richardson, 72, of 14 come. We’re capable of better.’ ’ count," quarterback Joe Montana Lakeside Lane. Bolton, husband of A LIM ITED TIM E ONLY. in the 11th round and won the title on a loss to the Los Angeles Raiders in said, referring to Rice’s two- Nikki (Eastman) Richardson, died an upset last Aug. 22. “ I really don’t Both Kosar and Coach Marty November 1986, then atoned with a touchdown night against the Los this morning at Manchester Mem­ COME BY CAR,...VAN,...TRUCK,.. like him.” Schottenheimer have been careful 21-for-32 performance for 294 yards Angeles Rams. KEEPING LOOSE— San Francisco wide receiver Jerry orial Hospital. The Holmes Funeral BUS, ...ANYWAY YOU CAN GET HERE, to spread the blame around for the with two touchdowns in a victory Rice, however, caught almost Rice stretches during practice at the 49ers training camp Home is in charge of “ Mark Breland had one of the Browns’ poor showing in a 9-7 loss over the Raiders last month. twice as many passes as Carter this in Redwood City, Calif. The 49ers host the Minnesota arrangements. BUT. ... best days he ever had and got on Dec. 6 to the Colts, who visit The Colts, who held opponents to season. The Minnesota star had 38 knocked out,” the 29-year-old Sta­ Cleveland on Saturday for an AFC fewer points than any other team in receptions for 922 yards and seven Vikings Saturday in an NFC playoff game. rling said. “ Mark Breland is a shell divisional playoff game. the NFL this season, virtually shut touchdowns and voiced some dis­ down Cleveland last month by using Trevor Howard, 71, of what Marlon Starling can be. I “ We really hurt ourselves with pleasure about the number of times the Saints, who came into the games over three years. But in two mental mistakes,” Kosar said of a five-man defensive front with six he was the target of quarterbacks playoffs with a nine-game winning playoff games, he’s failed to score 9 stage, screen actor didn’t just jump up and win the title. that first game. “ They had us defensive backs to counter the Tommy Kramer and Wade Wilson. streak. On Saturday, Minnesota and has totaled only 83 yards on I earned It." pass-oriented offense of Browns LONDON (AP) — Trevor How­ » defensed and they scouted us well. I “ Jerry Rice deserves all the will try to stop San Francisco’s seven catches. ard, the hard-living, craggy-faced DON'T MISS think it’s important for us to learn offensive coordinator Lindy In­ notoriety he’s received. In my six-game winning streak. Breland, of New York, was a star of stage and screen who made and adjust and get better the second fante. Linebackers Johnie Cooks mind, he’s the most valuable player world amateur and 1984 Olympic Carter’s average gain, 24.3 yards Last Jan. 4 at Giants Stadium in his name playing rugged British time around." and Duane Bickett usually played in the league this season,” Carter per catch, was the league’s best this champion and became a pro under New Jersey, Rice pulled in a pass army officers, died in his sleep Kosar completed 16 of 35 passes the outside spots on the line in that said. “ I think I ’m capable of doing season. In three USFL seasons, the from Montana and had a clear path much fanfare. Thursday. He was 71. for 178 yards in the Dec. 6 game. It “ 5-0” defense. some of the things he’s done, but a former Michigan All-American to the end zone. But he dropped the mTHIS SALE!!!\ Starling, of Hartford, Conn., has “ We had some problems with it,” Howard made nearly 80 films was the only game this season that lot depends on the kind of offense. caught 160 passes for 3,042 yards. ball after a few steps and it bounced during his acting career, which a 42-4 record with 26 knockouts he completed fewer than 50 percent Kosar said. “ They mixed up the We don’t feature one receiver, “ I think they know now they have into the end zone, there to be stretched more than half a century, while Oazaki has 22-4 mark with 13 of his passes. three-, four- and five-man rush and unfortunately, so I do the best I can to put the ball in his hands,” recovered by the New York Giants, but he was perhaps best known for NO REASONABLE knockouts. “ I didn’t think Bernie played that got our guys covered. They play a with what I get.” McKyer said after watching the who went on to deal the 49ers a 49-3 the 1946 film, “ Brief Encounter," a Breland is 19-1 with 12 knockouts poorly against the Colts," Schotten­ certain man-to-man coverage that Right now, he added, “ We’re a Vikings-Saints game films. defeat. suburban love story with Celia while Villa is 26-4. heimer said. “ If you just look at the appears to be a zone, but it’s a type playoff team and I ’m happy to be “ Whoever lines up against him "In a clutch situation like that, Johnson. OFFER REFUSED!! Duran said it is the goal of numbers, he didn’t complete 50 of man coverage underneath. They with Minnesota.” will face a great challenge. We’re you have to come up with the big Other outstanding roles Included winning a title and not money that percent or whatever. But we had really understand the principle of The Vikings, 8-7 in the regular not going to have single coverage on play,” Rice said. “ I keep that his army officer in “ The Third keeps him fighting. the opportunity to catch a couple of that defense.” season, had a yard game on him very often,” Walsh said. (play) in the back of my mind all Man,” a 1949 Graham Greene AMERICA'S FAVORITE BRANDS! Duran has a 81-7 record with 59 bails we didn’t catch. We had a Kosar has spent every night this offense last Su..day and their The 25-year-old Rice has scored the time. It made me a better week studying videotapes of that thriller set in Vienna, and his 1962 knockouts. Stackhouse, of Atlanta, couple of other play s (a missed field defense yielded only 149 yards to 43 touchdowns in 44 regular-season player.” system. role as Capt. Bligh in "Mutiny on has a record of 18-4 with 10 goal and a goal-line fumble) where the Bounty,” with Marlon Brando. “ I wouldn’t liken them to anyone. :-Z TERMS: knockouts. if we make them, the outcome of the I CASH AT AL SIEFFERT'S They have their own system that is " I want to be the real true winner game would be different. And if the Gunnar Engallau I MASTER CARD YOU GET MORE... outcome is different, people would somewhat apart from the norm of of four titles," said Duran, the Bears all set for Redskins STOCKHOLM, Sweden (A P) - I VISA ■ FREE DELIVERY say, ’See, he played all right.’ NFL defenses,” he said. former lightweight. World Boxing Gunnar Engellau, the industrialist I MONTHLY PMT. That’s the nature of our business.” In light of Kosar’s reputation for 47-9997\j\l FREE NORMAL zero. The Redskins practiced out­ who built Volvo into a top world ■ Council welterweight and super Indianapolis Coach Ron Meyer rebounding from bad games, the By Phyllis Mensina becomes almost totally mental,” said tackle Dan Hampton said. “ It doors at Herndon, Va. automaker, is dead at age 80. HOOK-UP welterweight champion. says it was not simply a strong Colts are counting on getting an The Associated Press has to be more of a situation where If the cold weather continues, it Engellau, who died Tuesday, SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER ■ FREE SERVICE Thomas Hearns, who had been defense that limited the Browns to excellent day from Eric Dickerson, SHOP EARLY we figure out techniques and could affect each team’s ability to joined Volvo as a civil engineer in the WBA welterweight and WBC seven points. who had 98 yards on 27 carries in the LAKE FOREST, III. - The ^ 4 5 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STREET ...PLUS MUCH, MORE!! tendencies. A lot of preparation can hang on to the ball Sunday, Bears 1956 and served as managing super welterweight champion, won “ I think we did play very well first game. Chicago Bears have left their cozy FOR BEST be done just lying in bed thinking Coach Mike Ditka said. director until 1971. He stayed on as MANCHESTER, CONN. the WBC light heavyweight title defensively,” Meyer said. “ But I “ I really don’t see us holding indoor practice site at Notre Dame, The updated forecast calls for a president of the board for another OPEN DAILY: MON S THURS 'TIL 9, TUES, WED. SAT TIL 5, FRIDAY TIL 8pm. and then the WBC middleweight think we were somewhat lucky. We Cleveland to just seven points,” heading fqr home ready to take on about it.” SELECTION!! The Bears practiced indoors all warming trend, with highs in the seven years before retiring in 1978. title in 1987 to become the first probably got a little help from quarterback Jack Trudeau said. the cold outdoors and the Washing­ week at Notre Dame University in 20s on game day. fighter to win four championships. Bernie. He had a couple of passes “ For us to win, we’re going to have ton Redskins in Sunday’s NFL South Bend, Ind., as the wind chill “ For me, Hearns hasn’t beaten where the receiver was there and to put more than field goals up playoff game at Soldier Field. Opera star Maria Callas died in ---- TdNid^Ht &AfUfibAY & SUNDAY ONLY! “ At this point, the preparation in Chicago plummeted well below Please (urn to page II anyone,” Duran said. the pass Just wasn’t there. Even the there.” 1977. I 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Jan. 8 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan, 8, 1988 — H Connecticut sportsmen should be aware of changes! New Rockets able to ‘Shoit-circuit the Warriors rate than fish caught with flies, and or, artificial By Bob Greene 1988. It’s a brand new year, and with its without avoidable injury, to the water from which In other NBA games, it was Spurs 124, Kings 119 snapped a tw5game losing streak the final 6hlo State 8477. The Bears also hope to give tackle in place of William “ The Redskin Park in Herndon. “ It’s Woshlngton 19 17 5 43 135 123 (WIckenhelser), 12:01 (sh). 5, New Sacramento 56 (Thorpe 16). Anists— San 11. Michigan (151) did not ploy. N New Jersev 18 18 5 41 135 147 Jersey, Muller 14 (Driver, O'Callahan), Antonio 22 (Dawkins, Robertson 6), Sacra­ 15 Indiana (83) did not ploy. Walter Payton, who’s wrapping up Refrigerator” Perry, one of the McMahon’s ability to mix his Pittsburgh 16 17 8 40 154 159 14:26 (pp). ^ NewJersev, Muller 15(Broten, mento 31 (Thorpe 9). Total fouls—San 13. Nevado-Los Vegas (11-1) lost to his 13-year NFL career, more room defensive changes made before the running game and to capitalize on N Y Rangers 17 19 5 39 163 153 Verbeek), 17:37. Penalties— Chevrier, NJ, Antonlo20,Sacramento29. A— 10,333. Callfornlo-Santa Barbora65X. to run, with help from fullbacks Adams Division served by Bricklev (delay of game), :39; 14. Georgetown (151) did not play. Bears’ last game of the season. the passing opportunities that ' Boston 24 14 5 53 161 137 LIdster, Van (tripping), 4:20; LeBlanc, Rockete 120, Warriors 113 15. Florida (94) did not ploy. Matt Suhey and Calvin Thomas. Another move returned veteran makes him an outstanding Montreal 22 11 9 53 155 129 Van (holding), 7:01; Benning, Von (hliih- 16. lowo (93) did not play. Neal Anderson, who led Chicago in Gary Fencik, who is winding up a quarterback.” Buffalo 16 17 7 39 131 160 stlcklng), 10:42: Sandlak, Van (hooking), 17. lovwi State (152) beat Grambling rushing and receiving in his first Quebec 17 19 2 36 137 141 12:58; Sutter, Von (Moh-stlcklng), 19:17; HOUSTON (128) State 9981. 12-year NFL career, to the starting “ Certain guys have the ability to Hartford 14 17 7 35 115 126 Malev, NJ (high-sticking), 19:17. McCray 59 52 1Z Petersen 7-9 52 14, 18. Kansas (153) did not ploy. year as a starter, is out with a knee free safety spot. lead and get the most out of a team, CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Third Period— 7, Vancouver, Saunders Ololuwon 11-23 811 X, Hovd 513 56 15, 19. Illinois (153) beat Minnesota6581, OT. injury and running back coach “ Gary brings guts and brains and he’s one of those guys,” Norris Division 4, 5:31. 8, Vancouver, LIdster 2 (Huber, Leovel157 8814, Short 15217-927, Carrol 115 Johnnie Roland said that will mean W L T Pts OF OA Sutter), 13:39 (pp). 9, Vancouver, TontI 20 502, Reld52500, Maxwell 50500, Johnson X. St. John's (52) did not play. back to the defense,” Hampton Redskins Coach Joe Gibbs said. “ I Detroit 18 16 5 41 154 131 (LeBlanc, Adorns), 18:22. Penalties— 55245 Conner51500. Totols45963542 IX. a more physical running game, led said. "No offense to the other think they have extreme confidence St. Louis 16 20 5 37 137 150 Oanevko, MJ (tripping),2:49; Anderson,NJ Big East standings by the experienced Payton and . people, but Gary’s been in this in him, and because of that he lifts Toronto 14 20 6 34 151 161 (Interference), 8:46; MacLean, NJ GOLDEN STATE (112) Minnesota 13 22 7 33 139 173 (holding), 13:16; Broten, NJ, misconduct, Frank 49 1-2 9, Higgins 511 34 13, Bis East Cenftrtnct O 'all Suhey. league so long he can almost feel the whole team.” Chicago 15 23 2 32 143 173 13:16; Caprice, Van, served bv Benning Sampson 518 52 14, Garland 819 52 19, W L W L Payton said the practices at what the offense is trying to do.” The last time McMahon quarter- Smythe Division (delav of gome), 15:44. O.Smlth 813 53 19, Teaole 516 50 15 Vlllonova 7 0 10 3 Notre Dame cut down on And the Bears say they’re more backed the Bears against the Calgary 25 12 4 54 200 149 Shots on goal— Vancouver 10-7-10— 27. L.SmIth 59 55 15, McDonald 1-5 50 3, S«ton Hall 1 0 12 3 Edmonton 24 13 4 52 187 137 New Jersey 9-16-12— 35. White 14 1-1 3, Whitehead 54 526. Totals Gaorgetown 1 0 10 1 distractions. confident because of McMahon, Redskins, Washington was dealt its Winnipeg 16 18 4 36 139 149 Missed penalty shots— Adams, Van,: 32 of 47-1W 17-21 113. Syracuse 1 0 11 7 "You can concentrate, get your who’ll be playing for the first time worst defeat in 24 years. The Voncouver 13 23 6 32 136 154 second period. Houston 26 11 11 11— I X Providence 1 0 7 7 timing down,” he said. Redskins haven’t forgotten that Los Angeles 13 24 5 31 156 194 Power-play Opportunities— Vancouver 2 OoMen State 12 26 15 19— 1)1 Plttsburgli 0 1 9 1 since Dec. 6, when he suffered a Thursdoy's Games of 6; New Jersey 1 of 7. 5Polnt goals— (kirland, McDonald. St. John's 0 1 8 7 Ditka also said he would use hamstring pull. 4510 disaster in 1985, when McMa­ Boston 3, Pittsburgh 2 (Toalles— ^Vancouver, Caprice (35shots-32 Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Houston 62 Connecticut 0 7 7 3 receiver Willie Gault, who scored "Everybody’s glad that Jim’s hon threw forthree touchdownsand Philadelphia 6, St. Louis 4 saves). Hew Jersey, Chevrier (27-21). (Ololuwon X ), (talden State 66 (Sampson Boston Collage 0 7 8 4 the Bears’ only touchdown against Vancouver 6, New Jersey 3 A — 8,869. 14). Assists— Houston X (Floyd, Leovell back.” (Covert said. "He’s a very caught a pass for another. Friday's Games Referee— Dan Marauelll. Linesmen— 7), Golden State 22 (Garland 8). Total Saturday's Games the Redskins in last year’s playoffs, smart quarterback. A lot of people "He was all over the field,” Hartford at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. Pat Dapuzzo, Mark Pare. fouls— Houston 21, Golden State 79. A — Providence at UConn (Civic Center), for kickoff returns. That news might say different things about All-Pro comerback Barry Wilburn Now York Rangers at Washington, 7:35 15,025. 1 p.m. p.m. St. John's at Pittsburgh surprised Gault. him, but he’s a winner.” said. "Once he got going we Los Angeles at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Boston College at Vlllonova Ditka also hopes for better Winning is the statistic, that couldn’t do a thing to stop him.” Toronto at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Seton Hall at Syracuse protection for McMahon from an means the most in the NFL, and The Redskins said that strong Edmonton at Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m. Transactions Thursday’s 02138632 " , ‘ . scores Sundov's Game AP photo New Yerk Islanders at Calgary, 9:35 Georgetown at DePaul offensive line anchored by tackle that is exactly why the Redskins safety Alvin Walton, who has been p.m. e;.a s t M onday's Games Jim Covert, who had been out since consider McMahon above ail the hampered by a sprained right Saturday's (Tomes [3elaware 77, William & M ary 69 Syracuse at Vlltanova November with a sprained ankle. DEVIL ON ICE — New Jersey’s Patrik firts-period action Thursday night at the Pittsburgh at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Ouquesne at Pittsburgh other quarterbacks. ankle, participated in all drills B A S E B A L L Harvard 80, Holy Cross78 Covert is looking forward to his Sundstrom slides on the ice In front of Meadowlands Arena in East Rutherford, Vancouver at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. American League Lehigh K a Brown 92 Tuesday's Games The 25year-old McMahon has Thursday and should be ready for Phllodelphia at Montreal, 8:05 p.m. CLEVELAND INDIANS—Named Dan Monmouth, N. J.64, FalrlelghDIcklnsonOO Seton Hall at Boston College matchup with Redskins defensive had only one 305yard game in his Sunday’s game. Vancouver's Daryl Stanley (29) during N.J. The Canucks beat the Devils, 6-3, New York Islanders at Edmonton, 8:05 O'Dowd director of plover development. Rhode I slondt), Penn St. X Rutgers vs. St. John's (Madison p.m. KANSASCITYROYALS-SIgnedCharlle St. Bonaventure82, Rutgers61 Square Garden) Boston at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Lelbrandt, pitcher, to a two-year contract. Vermont K, Northeastern 77 Wednesday's Games New Jersey at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. MINNESOTA TWINS— Signed Gary Yale89,Manhattan81,20T UConn at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. 4 Sunday's (3ames Georgetown at Providence GaettI, third baseman, to a three-year SOUTH New York Rangers at Buffalo, 7:05 contract. Alabama St. 104, Alabama A&M 90 Saturday, Jan. 16 Tocchet has ‘Great’ feeling I p.m. NEW YORK YANKEES—Signed Pat Regineld Plnto/Menchester Herald Baptist Coll, at WInthrop, ppd., snow UConn at Syracuse, 8 p.m. New Jersey at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Clements, pitcher, too one-yeor contract. Benedict ot N.C.-Ashevllle, ppd., snow Vlltanova at Pittsburgh By The Associated Press Pittsburgh at Detroit, 7:05 p.m. Florida State League Campbell72,Llbertv6a (Seorgetown at Boston College Bruin* 3, Ptngulns 2 Washln(iton at (^Igary, 8:05 p.m. WEST PALM BEACH EXPOS—Rehlred SHOOTING FOR TWO— Coventry’s Kim Mizesko (32) Florida A&M 105, Md.-E. Shore 89 Seton Hall at St. Jo h n 's Toronto at Winnipeg, 8:05 p.m. Felipe Alou.manoger.andDaveTomllnond Furman91,Cttadel 84 UNLV at Providence Rick Tocchet knows how The NHL Roundup Gord Kluzak and Randy Burridge Los Angeles ot Chicago, 0:35 p.m MIkeQuade.coaches. gets off a shot as teammate Maura Danehy (33) and Georgia 59, Al Obama 57 Great One feels. The St. Louis Blues scored shorthanded goals 23 se­ BASKETBALL Georgia Southern K, Georgia St. 60 already know what it’s like to lose in conds apart in the first period as Continental Btnketball Assodotlon Cromwell High’s Mary Webster (left) watch the action in Hardln-Slmmons96, CentenarySI CHARLESTON GUNNERS—Announced Thursday night’s game. Mizesko had 13 points and 14 (4>ulslana Tech 71 Middle Tenn. 67 Philadelphia. Boston won at Pittsburgh. resignation of Sam Liberman, general M IsL Vol ley St. 64, Tougaloo60 .Volleyball Tocchet scored two goals and had The Bruins are 552 in their last NHL results manager. rebounds and Danehy a career-high 17 points in the NIcholls St. 62, SW Texas St. 59 stopped New Jersey 53. Notional Basketball Assodotlon three assists Thursday night as the five games and tied Montreal for Patriots’ 53-51 victory. Old Dominion 78, South Florida 77 Philadelphia Flyers beat St. Louis Brian Propp also scored twice for first place in the Adams Division. PHOENIX SUNS— Activated Armon Gil­ S. Mlulstlppl98, Cal-Rlverslde79 Rac volleyball Flyers 8, Blues 4 liam, forward. Placed Winston Crite, South Carolina K, Virginia Tech 77 68, extending the Blues’ NHL Philadelphia. The line of Tocchet, The Penguins are 553, their forward, onthelnluredllst. Stetson 79, Mercer 67 Am erican D ivision — W atkins def. winless streak at the Spectrum to 34 Propp and Pelle Ekiund combined FOOTBALL W. Carolina 111, Ferrum 09 longest winless streak of the Luigi's 1510, 155, 157; Pizza Express games. for five goals and seven assists. season. St. Loud I ] )— 4 Nottomd Foelball League NBA results MIDWEST def. Am bulance Service 158,15 8,157; paHoMphla I 1 y - t KANSASCITYCHIEFS— RredJohnPaul Arkansas St. 75, Mo.-Kansas City 58 Six Packers def. Insurers 159, 1511, The Flyers are 31-53 at home Propp’s first goal tied the score at Kluzak made it 1-0 at 18:40 by R rst Perlocl— 1, St. Louis, P.Cavalllnl 4 Young.defenslve coordinator. Basketball Drake63, Indiana St. 54 11-15. against St. Louis since Jan. 6,1972, poking in a rebound. Burridge (Hrkoc, B.Sutter), 7:56 (do). 2, Phllodel- HOCKEY IHInols65,Mlnnesata61,OT Standings; Pizza Express 243, Wot- 1-1 and was the 700th point of his ptilQ, Proco 12 (Poulin, Tocchet),10:18. Notional Hockey League Pacers 114, Bucks 108 lowaSt.99,GrambllnoSt.81 klns 1511, Six Packers 1512, Insurers when the Blues won 3-2 for their last nine-year NHL career. scored at 19; 12 on a pass from Steve PtnolHti— R.Sutfer, Phi (holdino), 6:47; H A R T FO R D W H A L E R S — Recoiled Tom Purdue84, OhIoSt. 77 1413, Ambulance Service 918, Luigi's victory in Philadelphia. Kasper. Martin, left wing, trom Binghamton of the SW Missouri St. 64, St. Louis 49 Hunter, StL (trlpolna), 10:45; Tocchet, Phi M IL W A U K E E (108) 524. ' 'No w I know how Wayne Gretzky "I ’m hoping the 700 points won’t (roughing), 15:14; Bourgeois, StL American Hockey League. NBA standings W. llllnols82,(3ilcaaoSt.64 National Division — Economy Elect­ Canucks 6, Devils 3 NEW YORK ISLANDERS—Sent Ken Cummings 151955 32, Slkmo 11-165527, Wlscoraln78,MlchloanSt.72,2DT feels by scoring five points in one be a high point in my career. I feel I (roughing), 15:14; Benning, StL EASTERN CONFERENCE Breuer 55147, Moncrief 5115010, Pressev ric det. Purdy Corporation 1513,1514, (charging), 15:14; Hrkoc StL (slashing), Letter, defenseman, to Springfield of the SOUTHWEST 1511; North Enders def. A.B.A. Tool- have a long way to go yet,” Propp Dave Saunders broke a 3-3 tie Americon Hockey lAague. Atlantic Division 212 44 8, Monnion 15502, Mokesk11-5524, night,” Tocchet said. “ This is one of 17:07; Samuelsson, Phi (hooking), 19:24. W L P d . OB LamarS4,CopplnSt.72 &Dle 157, IM S, 157; Road Toods won the best games I’ve ever played.” said. early in the third period and Second Period— 3, Phlladdohla, Tocchet NEW YORK RANGERS— Recalled Chris Hodges5145214, Lucas 1-3(102, Reynolds1-2 Texos-SonAntonlo60, Houston BaptlstX bv forfeit over Elmore Assoctatlon; Jensen, right wing, from Colorado of the Boston 20 9 .690 — 502. Totals4594XX108. Propp’s second goal, the 310th of Vancouver won its first road game 11 (Ekiund, Howe), 1:42. 4, St. Louis, Phlladelohia 14 15 .483 6 FAR W EST Alcar Auto Parts def. Manchester Tocchet broke a 3-3 tie with his Hunter 15 (Romoge, B.Sutter), 5:26 (op). 5, International Hockey League. Arizona X, Col Ifomla 51 Property Maintenance 159, 515,155. his career, made it 5-3 with 9:53 left in eight tries. WASHINGTON CAPITALS—Sent Ed New York 10 » .333 lO'/i IN D IA N A (114) second goal of the night, slipping Philadelphia, Ekiund 8 (Crossman, Woshlngton 9 19 J21 lO’/i Arizona St. 104, Stanford X Standings; North Enders 243, A.B.A. in the game. Mark Howe scored two Saunders’ unassisted goal was Kastellc, right wing, to Binghamton of the Person 7-14 24 17, Williams 45 24 10, Boise St.X, Montana St. 51 the puck past St. Louis goaltender Tocchet), 8:49. 6, St. Louis, Hunter 16 New Jersey 5 24 .172 15 Stipanovich 813 512 25, Remlng 410 7-915, Tool&Dle 17-10, Manchester Property (Benning, Federko), 17:07. Penalties— Americon Hockey League. Brigham Young97, Hawaii 66 Maintenance 17-10, Alcar Auto Ports Greg Millen just 2:13 into the third minutes later, his eighth of the followed by Doug Lidster’s power- W INNIPEG JETS— Sent Eldon Reddick, Central Division Long5144415,Tlsdale5145315, Gray 1-250 Cal-IrvIneSI, Fullerton St. 73 play tally and Tony Tanti’8 second Benning, StL (slashing), 2:37; Tocchet, Atlanta 22 8 .733 — 2, Anderson 55458, Mil ler 553-3 7, Wheeler 1514, Purdy Corporation 11-16, Econ­ period. season. Phi (slashing), 4:16; Turnbull, StL goaltender, to Moncton of the American Cal-Santa Barbara 62, Nev.-Los Vegas X om y Electric 1517, Elm ore Association Hackev League. Recalled Steve Penney, Detroit 19 8 .704 505OaTotals39833445114. "This place has been a tough Mark Hunter scored two goals for goal of the night and 20th of the (roughing), 12:06; D.SmIth, Phi (rough­ Chicago 18 12 .600 4 Idaho 64, N. Arlzono55 1517, Road Toads 521. ing), 12:06; Bourgeois, StL (tripping), goaltender, Randy (Tllhen, left wing, and Montana60, Weber St. 57 W om en's League- — Tierney's def. place for us to play in,” Millen said. St. Louis, which began the game season. Peter Dourls, right wing, from Moncton. Milwaukee 16 12 .571 5 Milwaukee X 22 21 24— 1M 18:23. Indiana 15 14 J17 6 15:00; Ewen, StL (roughing), 17:12; Podflc Division william Jewell75 BahamosNotlonalsX Hair Studio 12-15, B&J Auto Repair 7-X, D.SmIth, Phi, double minor (Instigator, U C LA — Announced Greg Foster, center, Bulla too, Nuggete 96 Great Bomohas Ooemboy Shootout Heritage Auto Body 4 X , Main Pub 527. has tempororlly left the team for personal L.A. Lakers 23 6 .793 — roughing),17:12. Portland 19 11 533 4'/> TMrd Ftoco Tarkanian rolls craps as UNL V is an upset victim retsons. Shots on goal— St. Louis 9-14-8— 31. Seattle 17 14 .548 7 DENVER (96) (tardner-Webb74, Up ^ a 6 2 A Phllodelphia 12-11-6— 29. WESLEY—Named Tim Keating head McLendon Classic football coach. Phoenix 11 18 .379 12 Engllth 12-22 2-2 26. Schoves 4-8 2-2 10, Champtonehlp 3-pointer from Clint Rossum and a sated foe in the final 20 minutes, Power-olov (Xioortunitles— St. Louis 3 of L.A. Clippers 8 20 .286 14',^ Cooper 05 (M) 0, Lever 14-25 2-3 31, Bv The Associated Press shot a miserable 35 percent from all of its games on the road. 7; Philadelphia 2 ot 8. Golden State 5 22 .185 17 Adam s 25 3-4(1, Dunn04)000, Vincent 3-1488 TennesseeSt.K, N. IlllnolsX Bowling the field and only 30 percent in the basket by Karl James to draw managed to get within 15 points on No. 19 IHInola 68, MlmwooU SI: At 9 Goalies— St. Louis, Mlllen (29 shotv23 Thursday's Games 14, Ram ussen 1-4002, Evans2-4005. Totals Third noco within two with 1; 15 left. one occasion but never threatened. saves). Phllodelphia, Hextoll (31-27). Loyola, III. 77, lll.-Chlcoea67 Jerry Tarkanian rolled craps N CAA Hoop second half. The chief offender was Minneapolis, Kendall Gill scored Indiana 114, Milwaukee 108 309117-1996. Santa Barbara had chances to A — 17,423. Chicago 100, Denver 96 CHICAGO (108) National Catholic Boskelhall TeumanMnl with the game on the line. high-scoring Gerald Paddio, who Sean Elliott had 23 points and four of his 15 points in overtime for R e f e r e e — O e n I s Morel. Rec Hoop Dallas 105, Phoenix 91 Sellers 3-7 4-4 10, Oakley 5-9 00 10, Fhrt Round salt the game away, but kept Tolbert 20 for Arizona, 151 overall (3irlstlan Brothers 74, Notre Dame, Calif. Powder Puff Like the high-rollers who fre­ missed 12 of 13 attempts during a Illinois, 153 overall and 1-1 in the Linesmen— Wavne Bonnev, Kevin Houston 120, (Solden State 113 Brown 1-71-2 3, Sparrow 7-12 O 0 14, Jordan missing free throws. The last miss and 3-0 in the Pac-10. Visiting Big Ten. Two Gill free throws with Collins. Son Antonio 124, Sacramento 119 11-226-1128, Corzine 09006, Plppen 1-7024, 56 quent the town he calls home, 15footer that fell short as time six-point evening. Loras68 Rosorysa Ladubouche 175467, Madeline "I honestly thought coming in occurred with the Gauchos on top California is 57 and 1-2. 2; 25 left in overtime to put the IllinI' Friday's OoniM Paxson 5-110213, Grant552-412.Totals41-90 Oleterle 181, M ary Wright X1-475, Terry Tarkanian took the ivories to hand, expired and UC-Santa Barbara had Washington at Boston, 7:30 p.m. 17-25100. Siena Heights 84, Mar vcrestx 62-60, clearing the way for a final No. 10 Purdue 84, Ohio St 77: At Womene’ Rec St. J o s h 's , Ind. 69, St. Rose 67 Slem lnskI 185463, Lori Fenton 181. so to speak, with 13th-ranke(i a 62-60 upset of the Runnin’ Rebels. that we had a chance to win,” said ahead for good at 5558. New York at New Jersey, 7:X p.m. Detiyer 2 4 M 2 i n — 96 UNLV shot. West Lafayette, Ind., Troy Lewis Amusements Unlimited 50 (Sue Alterl Los Angeles Clippers at Philadelphia, Chicago 17 » 26 28-188 St. Thom as Aquinas IX , St. Mary's, Mich. Nevada-Las Vegas fighting for its "We ran the wrong play on the Santa Barbara Coach Jerry Pimm, Minnesota outscored the Illini 7-2 Brulne 3, Penguins 2 82 Santa Barbara is 151 and leads scored four of his 22 points in the 21, Karen DInnIe 11), Prim e Time 7:30 p.m. 3-Polnt goals— Lever, Adams, Evans, LaVae Induatrlal basketball life Thursday night court,” Tarkanian said. “ We were who’d be a rich man today had he in the last 2>A minutes of regulation Plovers 40 (Carolyn Bell 12) Cleveland at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. Paxson. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— St. Xavier 74, CabrInI 64 the PCAA with a 2-0 record. UNLV late going as Purdue, 11-1, held off 2 1 V1terbo67,CardlnalStrttch47 against UC-Santa Barbara. supposed to get the ball to Jarvis offered that opinion around before to tie it. Jim Shikenjanskl’s basket J. Copperfleld's 55 (Peg Dugan 16, Los Angeles Lakers at Detroit, 8 p.m. Denver 53 (Lever 16), Chicago 59 (Oakley Ernie Whipple 248805, Mark Mosley is 11-1 and 2-1. Ohio State, 7-4. The Buckeyes got 0 0 3 - 2 Cathy Bochain 14), Discount Sport Shop Utah at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. 14). Assists— Denver 32 (Lever 12), Chicago 225593, Don Wilson 22560), Mike Kopp Tarkanian gambled on a play down low and that is not what we the game. with 1:24 left drew the Gophers First Period— 1, Boston, Kluzak 3 (Mid­ 24 (Domlnloue Betta 12, Judy Kofflan 8) 209212815, Lori Thibodeau 235216-642, No. 3 Arizona 80, Calllomla 81: within three points on four occa­ Sacramento at Portland, 10:n p.m. 24 (Sparrow 8). Total fouls— Denver 19, designed for his leading scorer, did.” Hungry just about describes the within 5553 and his layup with 34 dleton, O'Dwver), 18:49 (sh). 2, Boston, Standings: Amusements Unlimited Saturday's Games Chlcogo 18. A— 17590 M ik e Vlgnone 202-205574, JohnStraH on Tom Tolbert, held to seven points in sions in the second half, the last Burridge 17 (Kasper, Weslev), 19:12 (sh). 3-0, J. Copperfleld's 2-1, Prime Time 202-210, Brian Block X8569, Dan Huml5 Jarvis Basnight. Had it worked, The last play was typical of how way No. 3 Arizona felt. Playing its seconds to go tied it. Boston ot New York, 7:30 p.m. the loss at New Mexico last time at 7575 with 1:15 to go. But a Penaittes— Kasper, Bos (cross-checking), Players 1-2, Discount Sports Shop 0-3. Cleveland at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. ton 224597, Jon Giacomo 258847, Tom UNLV would force an overtime, an things went for a UNLV team that first game since a 61-59 loss at New Willie Burton had 20 points for 1:57; Gotaas, Pit (high-sticking), 7:34; Los Angeles aippers at Washington, MaverIckelOS.SuneBI FootbaD Crickm ore 224581, B a rry PInney 205 Mexico that cost the Wildcats the Saturday, had 12 by halftime — the Lewis jumper and two free throws Minnesota, 55 overall and 51 in the Neelv, Bos (hloh-sticking), 14:02; Plett, 245233875, Charles Hartley M , Dick extra five minutes to dispatch this was 11-0 and riding a 21-game 7:30 p.m. winning streak in the Pacific Coast No. 1 national ranking, Arizona same total as California, which by Melvin McCants ensured Big Ten. n Bos (holdino), 17:58. Denver at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. M u rph y 221-205586, “ Dave e Co(lorrela 214 upstart from California. DALLAS (MS) SOMnd Period— 3, Boston, Courtnoll 22 Los Angeles Lakers at Indiana, 7:30 573, Jim Magowan 205204571, Ray Athletic Association. The Rebels devoured hapless California 8551. needed 29 shots for its four first-half Purdue’s second Big Ten victory in (Neelv, Weslev), 9:42 (pp). Penalties— Aguirre 512 44 1& Perkins 11-17 1-1 23, Rowett 20558), Fred Kozlckl 574, Dan What Basnight got was a hurried Calendar p.m. Donaldson 1-2 50 5 B.DovIs 7-12 1-2 15, The main course M Golden Bear baskets. as many starts. I Buskos, Pit (hooking), 1:44; Lehman, Bos Utoh at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. NFL playoff glance Elm ore 204, (tary C yr 2)1-570, Joe Others: Gary Payton hit a 15foot (Interference), 4:39; Cunnevworth, Pit Harper 11-225727, Schrempf58514,Torplev Paoololo 204, Dan Cockenbom 206, was served in the fiVst half, which "There was no question I was in a Ohio State, which got 24 points Phoenix at Houston, 9:30 p.m. 512571&Farmer510 ^ Blab51500. Totals jumper with 1; 57 left to put Oregon (holding), 6:46; Bodger, Pit (cross­ Son Antonio at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. Sunday, Jon. 2 Brian Brown 207-565, John Kozlckl the Wildcats devoure^o the tune of slump,” Tolbert said. “ I wasn’t from J ay Burson, lost any chance of checking), 0:52; Buskos, Pit (hooking), 448717-221X. 2055M, Mike Vossallo X I, Rich Higgins State ahead for good and the TODAY Dallas at Golden State, 11 p.m. PHOENIX (91) NFC WHdCOfd 43-12. \ worried. I knew I would come out of winning its conference opener when 10:15; Miller, Bos (hooking), 13:22; Lonev, Beys Basketball IvMlav'fl fliimee Minnesota 44, New Orleans 10 205559, Dave Mozzoll 555, Mike Flell- Bolton girls trounced Beavers held on for a 6564 Pa5l0 Pit (hooking), 15:40; Larson, Bos (holdino), Rockville at Manchester, 7:30 Johnson 181-23, Nance 18502, Edwards stead 235216831, Pat Castagna 210, Bob In other Top Twenty ^ m es. No. it. It felt good when I hit the first two it committed two turnovers in the New Jersey at Milwaukee, 2:30 p.m. 412 1-3 9, W .DavIs 11-19 5 2 25, AFC Wildcard victory over slumping UCLA. The 19:02. East Catholic at Notre Dame, 7 p.m. Seattle at Sacramento, 9 p.m. Houston 2X Seattle X , OT Wilbanks 205205581, Pete Beaudry 552, 10 Purdue held off Ohio State 8577, jumpers, and that’s when I got my last 22 seconds. Third Period—4, Pittsburgh, Lonev 4 Humphries 59 44 15 Homocek 59 34 14, William Calhouh 202, Larry Kowaly- Bruins are 58, their worst start VInal Tech of Cheney Tech, 7:30 p.m. Gllllom 5102415 Adams56505 Bailey 51 Saturday, Jon. 9 Maureen Strickland outscored No. 17 Iowa State beat Grambling confidence back." No. 17 Iowa St 99, Qrambling 91: (McLIwoln), 8:X. 5, Pittsburgh, Cun- Bolton at East Hampton, 7:30 p.m. AFC DhfWenal FtoyefN shyn 213, Dave Howey 225598, Dave BOLTON — Placing three per­ since the pre-John Wooden season neyworth 34 (Quinn, Lemleux), 12:16 Crom well at Coventry, 7:30 50 0. Totals 3880 1519 91. Neff 565, John Betasky 244563. the Bulldogs by herself for East 9581 and No. 19 Illinois needed an "The first half was a weird At Ames, Iowa, Jeff Grayer scored DoHOi 19 IS M 2S-1X Indianapolis at Oeveland, 12:X p.m. formers in double figures. East of 1946, when UCLA lost 10 of its (PO). Penalties— Cunnevworth, Pit (Inter­ Olrls Basketball NFC Dtvtslenal FtoyeMi Hampton with 22 points. Michelle overtime for a 6561 victory over situation,” Arizona Coach Lute 35 points and Lafester Rhodes 29 as ference), 1:35; Pederson, Bos (high- Pheenix 16 19 22 12— 91 Hampton High overwhelmed Bol­ Manchester at Rockville, 7:30 Radio, TV 5Polnt goals— W.DovIs, Hornocek. Minnesota at Son Francisco, 4 p.m. NIte Owls Dominski added 15. Ann Lewis and Minnesota, which lost its 17th Olsen said. "I thought offensively, the 17th-ranked Cyclones blew past first 12 games. sticking), 5:44; Quinn, PH (high- Ice Heekey Sunday, Jon. 18 ton High, 7512, Thursday night in Drake beat Indiana State 8554 in sticking), 5:44; Larson, Bos (high-sticking), Manchester at Shepaug Valley Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Dallas 51 Amy Stoudt netted 3 apiece to pace straight Big Ten game. they got the ball inside on us better Grambling. Two free throws by (Tarplev 12), Phoenix 45 (Gllllom 8). NFC DIvltleaal PlayeNs Kathy BerzenskI 195-179-537, Luz Charter Oak (inference girls’ 10:40; Courtnoll, Bos (slashing), 12:34; (Gunnery School), 5:45 p.m. Washington at Chicago, 12;X p.m. Roque 181488, Anne Baptiste 176, Kathy Bolton. At Las Vegas, Johnson got all of than anyone so far (this season). I Grayer put Iowa State, 12-2, ahead a Missouri Valley Conferemtagame Polement, Pit (sloshlnn) 1714: rrnwder, TONIGHT' Assists— Dallas 21 (Harper 9), Phoenix 26 basketball action. Beys Swimminf (Humphries 6). Total fouls— Dallas X , AFC DhfWenal PI ay efts Gavin 185467, Judy Cardinl 184, M a u ­ BA ST H A M P T O N (78) — Tracy his points on the two second-half thought Cal did an excellent job of for good at 1515 and the Cyclones marred by a bench-clearing brawl Bos(olovlngw!thawcl ; ro i'a rd at Manchester, 3:45 7 p.m. — College hockey: Boston Houston at Denver, 4 p.m. reen W ood 175192-492, Roxann W ilson The Bulldogs are now 55 in COC Shots on cool— "ni College at Northeastern, NESN Phoenix 21. A— 11473. D om lm kl 4513, Mauru«n Strickland 110 3-pointers. The first gave Santa getting the shots it wanted. They built the lead to 20 points in the that required five Des Moines Sunday, Jon. 17 193, Sondv (taoueHe X5488, Cindy play, 1-5 overall, while the Bellrin­ 22, Jen Hlgglnt 1S 7, MIchell* Domlntkl burgh 12-8-13 -33. SATURDAY 7:30 p.m. — Whalers at Sabres, AFC Chomolenthlp Dodson 195191-554, Anita Shorts 197-510, Barbara the lead for good at 5554 just didn’t fall for them.” second half. Grayer, the Big policemen to .break up. Drake led Power-olov Opportunities— Boston 1 ot Channel 18, W TIC gers are 51 in the conference and 6 315, Sue Mlnick 237, Llta Abbott 14 6, Olrts Basketball 8pure124,Klngel1Q (Xvislonal Playoff winners, TBA June Rowett 184508, Elaine Pelletier Kathy Fuathurchuk 000, Amy Tylur 0 0 "We’ve hit a slump — you hope it Eight’s leading scorer, hit 12 of 16 5388 with 2; 16 to play when Indiana 7; Pittsburgh 1 of t. Mercy at East Catholic 7 p.m. 7:20 p.m. — College basketball: New 185451, Lourle Gagnon X7-179-537, Deb­ 8-1 overall. Bolton is idle until with' seven minutes left. The NFC Chamalenship 0. Totals 25 X 70. ends soon,” understated California shots from the floor an(l 11 of 12 free State’s Dion Campbell and Drake’s Goollet— Boston, Keans (33 shots-31 Wresttina Hampshire at Hartford, WKHT (Xvislonal Playoff winners, TBA bie Rugglono 175521, Beth Hussey Thursday when it hosts RHAM second, capping a 50 Gauchos run, saves). Pittsburgh, Rlggln (28-25). Glastonbury/Wllton/Danbury at 7:30 p.m. — Bullets at Celtics, SAN ANTONIO (124) 202-459, Lisa Hatfield X1-181-5X, M ar­ BOLTON (in — Wendy Nell 102, Am y Walter James began fighting. The Sunday, Jon. 21 High at 7 p.m. while East Hampton Stoudt 1 1 3, Theresa McMahon 0 0 0, made it 5554 with 4; 07 to go. Coach Lou Campanelli said. “ If throws. Rhodes hit 13 of 29 shots A — 1A148. ^ Manchester, noon SportsChannel, W ILI Berry 7-11 811 22, Greenwood 54 54 9, Super Bowl ian Smith 194500, Bea O'Connell 204, benches cleared and. the police Referee— Mike Noeth. Linesmen— Ron 7:30 p.m. — Rangers at Capitals, Brickowskl 68 5015 Dawkins 81S1514 30, Michelle Hardee 02 2, Sara Lewis 000, Santa Barbara led 62-55 after a there are any witch doctors out from the field. Foran/Formlngton/Branford at Che­ AFC champion vs. NFC champion at Carol Barnett 458, Beth Haak 473, Linda Is back home Monday in an Ann Lewis 113, DanielleCurylo 102, Jill Aseelstlne, Roy Scoolnello. ney Tech, 11 a.m. Channel 9 Robertson 5 X 44 25 SundvoM 56 1-2 7, Luce 451, Judy Clemson 466. free throw by Greg Trygstad with there, we’ll try anything.” Joel Berry had 26 points for rushed in to pull players apart. San (Xego, 6 p.m. important COC matchup against Supple 0 0 0. Totals 4 4 12. Four players were ejected. conference leading Coventry High. Halftime: 39-9 East Hampton. 2:16 to play, but UNLV got a California, playing against a Grambling, 2-10, which has played MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Jan. 8. 1968 — 1$ 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Jan. 8, 1988 f w m i H 6 LL0 ,VALAI//'’ ICC -G r if f it h — *NAFU by Bmc* BesttI* K IT ’N’ CARLYLE by Larry WiIbM cvVI hem the stoky it Zippy, 8V ANV CHAMCE, \ MO, I OMuy ’XARSEi’ PowER OVER AAeRe V a ^ a«A06 NffAPLlNEE HAVe you been TO I VKiT // /woBTALS is vaieil-Knoiaim To all Sports In Brief HLL oVEC TH'WeClO" TIBET (ZeceNTLV?/ CABIC- I WHOVe COAAC UNOEB MU ) Gaetti re-signs with Twins, READYleAOVJI S P C L L " s Bebyn named as coach at MHS Stan Bebyn has been appointed as the girls’ varsity cross country at Manchester High School, it has been announced. Cardinais taiking to Horner l l Bebyn will replace Phil Blanchette, who resigned at the end of the 1987 season. Bebyn, a science teacher at the high school, has been the boys’ By Ben Walker New York Yankees and John season in Japan. He began discus­ huge contract over in Japan. I'm The Associated Press Candelaria of the New York Mets sions with the Cardinals on Thurs­ not sure he would be the answer, but o«.w and girls’ cross country coach at Bennet Junior High. ^48 all rejected salary arbitration. If day, the day after Jack Clark left he’s one of the people out there.” St. Louis. riV'A.TEo e iu c o NEW YORK - The St. Louis they do not re-sign by midnight, Both Gaetti and Leibrandt were *9L*»M/ jS f ••rtf* M “ At this point, we’re talking,” TySin •'>*' \ y FANS ON B oth ^^HEVVE 8 ^ ' Little League to meet on Monday Cardinals are talking to Bob Homer they cannot rejoin their teams until pursued by other clubs. The Los Homer said by telephone from his ^ SlDtJ o f the a t c a n tic , ^fwoBSHippiNC PHIL Silvers while Dave Smith and five other May 1. Angeles Dodgers offered more o MOW6V0Z. vjerze mot suzfiziced - - Manchester Little League will hold a regular meeting Monday home near Dallas. “ Obviously, I'O LIFE A GOO-KIN(r FOR VEARS. free-agent pitchers face a midnight Smith met with the Oakland money than Minnesota to Gaetti, there’s a fit there. I think they at 7:30 p.m. at the American Legion Hall on Legion Drive. All deadline to re-sign with their teams Athletics on Thursday. He wants a while the Yankees, Cleveland and realize that.” commissioners and coaches are asked to attend. For further or look elsewhere. three-year, $3-million .contract California wanted Leibrandt. The PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz St. Louis General Manager Dal information, call Frank Galasso at 643-4506. Gary Gaetti and Charlie Lei- while the Astros have offered a Cardinals also showed late interest brandt avoided that dilemma by two-year deal at $900,000 per Maxvill said the Cardinals would in Gaetti. 1VE REAP A ll A bout making their decisions Thursday. season. consider dipping into the major Youth soccer signups are upcoming Gaetti, the MVP of the American “ The last three years. I ’ve been free-agent pool, a plunge they have “ This is my home. I like it here a THE COMPOSERS AMP A ll iiti ABOUT THE MUSIC League playoffs, stayed with the one of the top four relievers in the avoided in the past. Bucky Woy, lot,” said Gaetti, third baseman for “ Just how big w e re the ones you Manchester Rec Department will conduct the second and third WE'RE GOING TO HEAR.. Minnesota Twins by signing a game, but they don’t want to offer Homer’s agent, said he called the World Series champions. “ I like saw here yesterday?” youth soccer registration sessions on Monday nights, Jan. 11 and three-year contract worth $4.3 me a three-year deal and I don’t Maxvill on Thursday morning “ and my sUdium. I like my teammates. C 1987 by NEA. bte 25, from 6-8 p.m. at the filing Junior High cafeteria. million. Leibrandt remained with understand it,” Smith said. he was very receptive.” All the intangibles. I feel real 7C& There are four divisions; ageisdeterminedasof Dec. 31,1987. “ We’re cautious but optimistic,” the Kansas City Royals for two Smith said he might have pitched comfortable here, and I want the THE QRIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr There is a |5 registration fee and a $4 Rec membership card is years at $2.5 million. his last game for the Astros “ unless Woy said. “ They’ve got an interest opportunity to ... win the champion­ J required at time of registration. Andre Dawson, meanwhile, they get back and make a better and so do we.” ship again. They say it can’t be done No registrations will be accepted after Jan. 25. turned down the Chicago Cubs’ offer or at least a three-year Homer, 30, hit 215 home mns in two years in a row.” F^NKLV..THE: R\5 IH6 C0 9 T O f .(DPENWIPE latest proposal. The National contract.” nine seasons with Atlanta. He 6 0 J ? PEER RDU6H„.8UTA League MVP, who signed a blank Hammaker has been contacted averaged 24 homers and 72 RBI Elsewhere, Baltimore signed ^OOPPEHTIfTLEARNft Yavinsky on Conn College hoop team contract and made $700,000 last by several teams; Gullickson is each year and has a career average newly acquired pitcher Doug Sisk TO^PE,.. -"-g season, wants a substantial raise mulling a $1.2-milIion offer from a of .278. for one year at $410,000; rumors HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne NEW LONDON — Freshman Mike Yavinsky of Bolton is a but hopes to settle with the Cubs Japanese team, compared to a Homer wants to return to the circulated about a trade that would member of the Connecticut College men’s basketball team. without going to arbitration. two-year deal at$900,000 per season major leagues and the Cardinals send Joel Skinner and Roberto Yavinsky, a 6-foot-3 forward and graduate of Bolton High School, The futures of Smith and the five proposed by the Yankees; Candela­ have a void. Kelly from the Yankees to Toronto WME(2B'$ m y ... IMTME TCPPMiPtPLE I ^A T e TH B Y A ltiA Y B ^EEM is the sone of Stephen and Catherine Yavinsky. other free-agent pitchers, however, ria is ekpected to accept a one-year “ He’s the only guy out there right for Ernie Whitt and David Wells; mtcHEH P(?AWEf2 roKNOfJ A Y avinsky has not appeared in any of the team’s first five ga mes were uncertain. Smith, Danny contract from the Mets. now you’d even think about as a and no new players filed for salary NEXT TO THE <&RATE(2 B^BPYTtilfie I arbitration as the Jan. 15 deadline but has played in some junior varsity contests. Darwin aiid Larry Andersen of Homer, also a free agent, does possibility,” said Maxvill, who was AMP UNPEP THE B liiB Houston. Atlee Hammaker of San not have to make any moves by a coach in Atlanta when Homer approached, leaving the total so far TOWEL Francisco, Bill Gullickson of the midnight because he played last played for the Braves. “ He’s got a at one, St. Louis’ Steve Lake. Barrett to appear at card show

EAST H ARTFO RD — Boston Red Sox second baseman Marty CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks A Casale Barrett will appear at the third annual Opening Pitch Baseball Top women figure skaters very close Card and Sports Memorabilia Convention Sunday at the Ramada BBBRRRIZ , N Inn. The show will run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with dealers from six Bv Barry Wllner Colo., said she “ feels good about the position I ’m in.” % states in attendance. Barrett is scheduled to sign autographs The Associated Press “ I take each phase onebyoneand from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Admission is $2 for adults, $1 for D E N V E R — The way the top don’t think about what I did when children under 16. THE PHANTOM by Lee Felk A 8y Berry three are talking and, more impor­ it’s past,” she said. “ But it does tantly, skating, it’s hard to choose help to know I did well (in figures). REMEMBER, j f 61MRP. ALLOW Fuchs named to U.S. Olympic team among Debi Thomas, Caryn Kad- “ Throughout the year, from the iSENEIML, MVeUN IS a( TO ; VGENEfML avy snd Jill Trenary. world championships on. I ’ ve SOUR HEART. /1([ CHAIHB? IHBIDB. STORRS — University of Connecticut senior Tracey Fuchs was That trio stands 1-2-3 heading into learned a lot. I’ve worked hard and chosen Tuesday to the 1988 United States Women’s Olympic field today’s short program in the U.S. kept a focus on my skating and not Figure Skating Championships. worried about what anyone else is hockey team. h IM7 bf MfA IK Fuchs, from Centereach, N.Y., is one of only 16players who will Thomas; the 1986 United States doing. That really helps me.” Kadavy finished first on the first • represent the U.S. at the 1988 SummerOlympic Games in Seoul, and world champion, won the figure, a counter. But Thomas won ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson South Korea during the months of September and October. compulsories, worth 30 percent of the total score, on Thursday. the next two. OF COURSE MW ARE ./ ” I got mad because I was letting I ARLO, WOULD YOU 5AY m WHOTH HECK OHIflW.V YOU MEAN W Kadavy, third in the nation and the SEXIER THAM CIMDV GiaOB? 16 CINDY GILLOM? . CINOVGIUOM.'.' Yale tops Manhattan In overtime world, was runner-up, and defend­ the nerves take over,” Thomas ing champion Trenary was third. said. ” I just got mad at myself.” NEW HAVEN — Matt Whitehead scored eight of his 22 points in The top three finishers here are " I told her she was skating like a overtime to carry Yale to an 89-81 double-overtime victory over almost certain to be selected to the jelly bean,” McGowan said. “ Her legs were rubbery, like Jello. I said, Manhattan Thursday night. U.S. squad for next month’s Olym­ BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake Paul Maley Maley led the Elis, 3-6, with 24 points. pics at Calgary. If the medalists ‘Go out and get angry because I ’m angry. I don’t want a wimp out I THINK HE LIKES IT Whitehead sank four free throws late in the second overtime here are Thomas, Kadavy and WANNA SAMPLE THIS j ^ o session and hit nine of 10 in the game. Trenary, they definitely will qual­ there. Skate like a skater, not a P O ft US ? Bill Wheeler, who led Manhattan, 6-10, with 26 points, sent the ify for Calgarv. wimp.’ game into a second overtime when he drove the lane fora layup to "And she did.” "1 still have to keep my head "Now,” Thomas added, “ I can tie the score 72-72 as time ran out in the first overtime. together and not sit back and relax come in and do a nice clean (short) because I’m first after the figures,” JdlU^ok) 'Mm program rather than worry I need Thomas said. "A ll I knew was I was an awesome performance to move Jets farm out goalie Pokey Reddick skating well. I’ve been skating well up.” ALLEY OOP by Dave Oraue all week. Everything about my WINNIPEG, Manitoba — The Winnipeg Jets assigned Trenary, who was seventh in the skating is better.” ALL I GOTTA PO NOW IS HOLY co w l IT'S THAT'S RIGHT, SISTER! goaltender Pokey Reddick and forward Jim Nill to Moncton of worlds after her surprise 1987 MAKE IT BACK T'MOO 2U ZU; TUNKS AN' I a im T'STAY the American Hockey League Thursday Alex McGowan, Thomas’ coach, national championship at Tacoma, WITHOUT BEIN's e e n : I. .. s p y ; THAT WAY.' Steve Penney was recalled from Moncton to play goal along has been particularly pleased with Wash., no longer is the outsider. 1 - 8 ' with Daniel Berthiaume. Moncton’s top two scorers, Rindy the way the 20-year-old from San "Obviously, it’s a little harder Gilhen and Peter Douris, also were recalled. Jose. Calif., has approached this situation for me because, last year, event. nobody expected me to do much,” Reddick, 23, had a 3.24 goals-against average last season and WHAT A OUY by Bill Hoett teamed with Berthiaume to form a solid all-rookie goaltending “ E very practice has been a little she said. " It would make it that AP photo duo. better,” he said. " I ’m hoping she’ll much more exciting if I do well sustain the momentum. It’s a big under that pressure. But he struggled this season, with a 7-9-3 record and a 4.02 "■a « k i t goals-against average. change because I was getting " I feel I ’m skating as well or OUT IN FRONT— Debi Thomas is in front heading into worried about it when she did not better than last year. I know I can the short program of the women's competition at the U.S. WHEN THE BIO HAND practice like this.” do a program that can really IS ON THE ELEVEN (O0su«.t. Figure Skating Championships in Denver. !-»• W Phoenix activates Armon Gilliam Kadavy, 20, of Colorado Springs, challenge them.” AND THE LITTLE HAND IS ONI THE PHOENIX, Ariz. — The Phoenix Suns activated forward THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom Armon Gilliam and placed forward Winston Crite on the injured EIGHT, WHAT r list Thursday. Boitano makes history at U.S. championships t i m e i s i t ?” F boy, that WILBERFOKCEI hg ^ I'LL BET HE'& MAH, HE'^ PEALLV dumb,,,ire ' Gilliam suffered a broken bone in his left foot during a Nov. 6 LMOW6AaA0D(;rPEAPlN6, 60MNA&ET 0i;eT ■mAT HE IK pT game at Portland. He was the Suns’ top draft pick in 1987and was By John Mossman zanne Semanick of Bridgeville, technical moves were just on, and here, although he’s noncommittal Kill'll that means all the in-between stuff about trying it at Calgary. AMP THE HEW MEAP anp le vm ' rr all o h ep. the second player picked overall in the NBA draft. The Associated Press Pa., and Scott Gregory of Skanea- teles, N.Y., won the free dance, as is on, too.” “ This performance reinforces math! HEMUe'TBE > DENVER — Having abandoned they did the two previous portions He didn’t, however, have to my opinion that he can get sixes A fijEHlU^ his attempt to land the first of the competition. They earned a qualify his demanding triple axel- without the quad,” said his coach, Bidwell wants deadline extended ON THE FABTRACK by Bill Holbrook HUH^ quadruple jump ever in competi­ berth on the U.S. Olympic team, double loop combination jump, Linda Leaver. TEMPE, Ariz. — St. Louis Cardinals’ owner Bill Bidwill has tion, three-time defending men’s along with runners-up Susan calling it “ the best combination Christopher Bowman, 20, of Los concluded two days of meetings with Phoenix-area officials and champion Brian Boitano made Wynne of Camillus, N.Y., and jump I’ve ever done in my life. That Angeles, skated a clean prograih to ^ T rtE l^lO(4’5 b a c k ' THeV l^)AST says he may ask the N F L to extend its deadline for deciding if he history in a different way at the U.S. Joseph Dinar of Amherst, N.Y. was the peak of my performance. finish second in the short program lOm AiJoTrieK LI6T/ MORE MoNei,;. I (JKAltTH) Ali-TKE will move his team to another city. Figure Skating Championships. After the compulsory figures of After that, I wanted to keep and remain second overall. Of peMAHI>5,MS./MxJ'RE sEcueiTf... (MIOt4J,£AD£KS A two-year-old league policy mandates that Bidwill must Boitano aroused the crowd — the women’s singles, former world everything going and not take “ I couldn’t believe Brian,” said ( JOKiNli-. pessiPtJs... I inform the N F L where he would be relocating by Jan. 15 plus and, obviously, the judges as well — and U.S. champion Debi Thomas anything for granted.” Bowman. “ I was astounded by all / provide a basic lease agreement with the new city. with a scintillating short program was first, ahead of Caryn Kadavy He dazzled the crowd as much the skating tonight. I’ve never seen The move then must be approved by 21 of the N F L ’s 28 owners, Thursday night that earned him an and defending champion Jill with his choreography as with his that last group of men so on in a FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavaa who Ironically are scheduled to gather here in March for the unprecedented eight perfect marks Trenary. technique. His short program, nationals before.” league meetings. of 6.0. But the day belonged to Boitano. skated to the ballet “ L«s Pati- Paul Wylie, 23, of Denver re­ Bidwill protested the policy when it was implemented on Dec. It was last November in Budapest " I was hoping for one 6.0,” neurs” (TheSkaters), was a tribute mained third, comfortably ahead of that Boitano became the first Boitano said. “ When eight of them to the history of skating, and 21, 1984, and it has yet to be tested. Danny Doran, 21, also of Denver. skater in international competition came up in a row, it was amazing.” included some old-fashioned skat­ “ It’s not set in concrete,” Bidwill told reporters Thursday at to receive four marks of 6.0 in a All eight perfect marks were ing moves. Including the removal of “ It was a blessing to skate after Phoenix Skjr Harbor International Airport before catching a short program. He merely doubled awarded for presentation; the an imaginary chunk of ice from his Brian,” said Wylie. “ I felt inspired flight back to St. Louis. “ I might ask to have it extended. We’ll see that feat here, easily maintaining remaining presentation mark was blade. to go out there afterwards. The what happens.” his lead with one phase of the men’s a 5.9. He received mostly 5.9s for “ I would like to repeat this exact standard had been lifted. I knew I competition remaining — tonight’s required elements. program at Calgary (in the Olym­ had to be on, and it helped me out.” Bridge free skating. Boitano, 24, of Sunnyvale, Calif., pics),” Boitano said. In the dance, Gregory overcame CIccarelll attends NHL hearing The first senior medals were called his short program, which One casualty of the flurry of a ruptured disc that had forced the 9 awarded Thursday, in the ice featured seven required moves, perfect marks may be the elusive couple to eschew lifts from their TORONTO — Dino Ciccarelli of the Minnesota North Stars tending a ruffing finesse against the dance. Defending champions Su­ “ one of the best of my life. All the quad. Boitano won’t attempt it free program. appeared at an NHL disciplinary hearing Thursday, one day NORTH Moment of truth jack. What if East plays low on the di­ 4 4 3 after receiving a match penalty for swinging his stick at amond queen? Then you shed a spade. Y Q J 10 is put on hold Although West may Uke the king, he Toronto’s Luke Richardson. WINTHROP by Dick CavsMI ♦ A Q 10 9 cannot cash a spade against you, and ♦ A J62 Ciccarelli faces a probable suspension for the incident, for Syracuse’s MaePherson coach of the year By James Jacoby later you can take another diamond fi­ which he received a m ajor penalty for high sticking and a match WEST. EAST nesse against the hoped-for jack in the can. The key to it all in my opinion is Good declarers share one important NOTHING IN penalty for trying to injure Richardson. Ciccarelli swung his By Herschel NIssenson Division II. think every football coach should 4KQJ9 4 10 8 7 5 2 East hand. stick at Richardson three times, hitting him twice, but the The Associated Press we’re in New York State. That “ This is probably the most understand that the administration ¥ 4 2 bit of k.nowledge about playing slam GERMS ARE THE THE W H O LE EXCEPT r w Y6 That’s how Careful Charlie ap­ Toronto rookie was not injured. makes a difference. prestigious award in coaching, and sometimes might have to let you go ♦ KJ52 4 8 7 6 4 contracts. They know that it’s right to S M A L L E S T U N IS /E R S E FOR FATSO TRY/NcS- proached the problem. However, when Ciccarelli, the North Stars’ top scorer with 55 points, was ATLANTA — Syracuse Coach “ We are the only Division I school also the most cherished,” Mae­ because of other problems. " 4 10 9 5 3 4Q8 postpone the “moment of truth.” Cov­ THIHSS IN THE IS T IN IE R O V E R 7 0 0 J T West won the king of diamonds and ejected from the gam e but will be allowed to play until a decision Dick MaePherson thinks there’s in New York State — Army’s a Pherson said. er the East-West hands and see if you WORUD. THANAGEfRM. -THERE. (DOWN/ room for more than one Beast of the national school — and our long- “ Certainly I can understand that SOUTH would play as well as Careful Charlie played a second spade, Charlie saw an is announced. 4 A 6 extra chance. He ruffed the spade, East. range goal and game plan is the After posting a 30-36-1 record in if they’re giving me all the Y A K 9 8 7 5 3 after the spade king has been led Although the Orangemen fin­ Nebraska theory of making New his first six seasons at Syracuse, resources and I ’m not getting the against six hearts. picked up the defenders' trumps, and I ♦ 3 then, before leading from dummy’s di­ Clements sets record to take lead ished fourth nationally and No. 1 in York State one. When that happens, topped by a 7-5 mark in 1985, job done, it’s time to get somebody 4K74 One easy way to make the slam is to Ji4^'.. U*4i.v the East with an 11-0-1 record, then everybody is in trouble.” MaePherson reportedly was on the else. If we had everybody alive like find the king of diamonds in the West amond 10-9 to take a ruffing finesse CARMEL VALLEY, Calif. — Lennie Clements set a new MaePherson isn’t ready to claim The S7-year-old MaePherson was hotseat following a 5-6 record in we did and ended up 5-6, then I’d say Vulnerable: Both hand. If it is onside, you can win the against the jack, he cashed K-A of n* Dealer: South clubs. When the club queen dropped Carmel Valley Country Club course record Thursday with a Eastern supremacy until he can honored Thursday at the annual 1986, even though the Orangemen that we’d have to sit down and ace of spades, finesse to dummy’s amu doubleton, Charlie no longer needed to 9-under-par 62 to take the first-round lead in the (250,000 Spalding convince the top players in New Kodak-AFCA Coach of the Year won five of their last seven games. talk.” South queen of diamonds and pitch your Weil North East take a second diamond play. York State to stay home. banquet along with Mark Duffner of l ¥ spade loser on the diamond ace. But U.S. ACRES byJlmDsvIs Invitational golf tournament. “ I heard that there were a couple “ Penn State is the top football Holy Cross in Division I-AA, Rick 24 Pass 3 ¥ why put all your eggs in that basket? The 30-year-old San Diegan, winless in six years on the PGA of board of trustees members who Pass James Jacoby’s books “Jacoby on Rhoades of Troy (Ala.) State in the Pass 4 ¥ Pass 44 If East has the king, you're automati­ Tour, bad a 31 on each side in a bogey-less round that broke the team in the East personnel-wise expressed that kind of thing to the Bridge’ and “Jacoby on Card Games’ HAf WORM! YOU WON’T and program-wise, without a AFCA’s College Division I and Walt Pass 5 4 Pass 6 ¥ cally set. A better choice is to play to GET AWAY THIS TIMtJ course record of 63 set by Bobby Clampett in 1981. His score also chancellor,” MaePherson said. THE DUGOUT (written with his father, the late Os­ doubt,” MaePherson said Thurs­ Hameline from Wagner College of Pass Pass Pass the diamond ace and lead the queen SUUUUUCCCC set a Spalding tournament single-round record, bettering the old "But the chancellor supported me BAtEBAU CARDS wald Jacoby) are now available at day after being named 1987 major- Staten Island, N.Y., in College from dummy. If East covers with the mark of 03 held by Clampett and Roger Maltbie. very strongly. 188 W. Middle Tpke. Opening lead: 4 K bookstores. Both are published by college Coach of the Year by the Division II. king, ruff and get back to dummy with Howard Clark of England, a member of the winning European Manchester, CT Pharos Books. // American Football Coaches Rhoades and Hameline were not a trump to lead the diamond 10, in- / team in last year’s Ryder Cup matches, shot a 5-under-par 65 at “ I didn’t worry about it because Association. among the regional winners. How­ my contract was that they liked 643-7296 64M470 Carmel Valley Ranch for second place in the opening round. John “ What we’re looking for is to join ever, their teams won national what I was doing and always Inman, also playing on the Ranch course, had a 66. them. But I don’t think in Joe’s championships in the NCAA’s Div­ wanted me around Syracuse Uni­ '88 Don Russ '88 Jan Stephenson, one of six women pros competing for prize (Patemo) career there they’ll be ision II and III, respectively. versity. The only thing was that money with the men in the only tournament of its kind, had a NOW going down. What we’re trying to do The AFCA’s College Division I pressures might be such that they Bring In this ed for a PEOPLE WHO k n o w 4-under 67 at Carmel Valley to top the women. The women is get to their level. consists of NCAA Division II and might have to take the football know there's a certain magic l l H W l l w ■ ■ | | competing in the tournament get distance advantages off the NAIA Division I schools. College FREE "Syracuse, Pitt and Penn State away from me. about Classified Advertising. m ■ A A tees. have been there (national cham­ Division II includes schools from peck of '88 Topps JfM PMSt I b 6B pions) , so we know that those three NCAA Division III and NAIA “ I think that’s a great way to go. I T ------^------MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Jan. 8, 1W8 - 17 1« — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 8, 198S Puzzles T V Topics

WEEKEND ACROSS 2 Gambling place Answer to Previous Puzzle (» l.) 1 College 3 Thailand 1 R S PBS special examines Toscanini deg. 4 Liar A 1 M children with muitiple disabilities. At least Constitution Is honored ice fishing will be out on Bolton Lake on 4 Distinctive eir 5 Auto workers' M M E Saturday morning, enjoying the fishing and half the exhibits will feature rare pieces of 8 Mother's sister union (sbbr.) By Mary Campbell broadcast concert. He heard Merrill on the radio “ I said, ‘Maestro, if you think I am good 12 502, Roman B E E As the public’s attention turns to the learning more about the sport. The state 18th and 19th century furniture, ranging 6 Ador _ O’Neal The Associated Press and hired him, sight unseen. enough, what can I say?’ That was something 13 Words of denial 7 Up to this point conventions being planned by the Department of Environmental Protection is from primitive pieces in old paint to formal Merrill recalls, " I walked in. He was sitting fantastic.” 14 At a (2 wds.) alone at the piano. I was 25 and looked about 19. The last time Merrill sang for Toscanini, in Democratic and Republican parties, a offering a seminar at 10 a.m. near the boat dining room sets. The show will be Saturday, distance NEW YORK — The most famous and 6 Motoring asso­ acclaimed conductor of the 20th century is, Germont is an old man. "The Masked Ball,” he said, "There is a spot in mock-convention of p different type will be launch off Route 44. A (Connecticut 11 a.m. to 5p.m., and Sunday, 10 a.m. to5 15 Actress ciation (abbr.) without doubt, Arturo Toscanini. “ I saw fear in his blazing eyes. After three the duet with the soprano where I have a little p.m., at the Mystic Hilton. Admission is Qerdner 9 Flying saucer staged Saturday at the Old State House in conservation officer wiii be on hand to Artists who worked with Toscanini gathered minutes of silence which felt like two hours, he phrase and come to E flat, which is a great sound $2.50. 16 Out of town studiar Hartford. Students from 90 junior high answer questions on the state regulations asked me it I'm a father. I said, ‘No, Maestro, for the baritone voice. It’s written ‘retard,’ but The January Antiques Show in the 17 First-rste (2 10 Zola heroine recently, braving a snowstorm, to reminisce and schools, wearing period costumes, will regarding this sport. Sample bait and fishing watch a preview of the 90-minute "Toscanini; I’m not even married.’ he never let me pause there. National Guard Armory of Stratford wds.) 11 Card [r s A participate in "A Convention to Reconsider gear, ice-cutting equipment and more will be 18 Red See the Maestro,” which airs tonight on PBS’ “ Great "He played and sang the whole role with me. "In the broadcast, live on the air, we came to specializes in early American p iei»s. ’That 19 Spire ornament 1 Ratification of the U.S. Constitution.” available at this free workshop. country C C Performances.” After we finished, he said. T il make you a that spot and he waited. Afterwards, backstage, show is open tonight until 9, Saturday from 11 21 Nautical rope ’ With the help of scholars and historians, 20 Tennis 24 Locale F O R Toscanini died in 1957, two months before his father.’ He coach^ me. Can you imagine the he gave me a wonderful embrace and said, their classes have been studying the ways a.m. to 6p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to5 equipment 26 Cold and bleak E w E 90th birthday. At age 70, he took over the NBC luck I had, to be involved with a genius like 'Merrill, I hear you take a good breath. I let you 22 Song that local history related to the ratification of Step back In time p.m. Admission is $4 per person. 27 Shade of blue Symphony and conducted it for 17 years. that?” hold the note.’” ______The Cheshire Antiques Show, at C^ieshire 23 Ingrid 28 Something 41 Seamen 55 Jekyll's The show is designed for the viewer who is Before the performance, Merrill said, he saw □ □ □ the Constitution on Jan. 9,1788. As delegates Bergman's Take a step back into Renaissance times at High School, will feature 67 exhibitors from small 44 Coin of France opposite more interested in the person than the music. It Toscanini in his office, jumping up onto a couch ELSEWHERE IN TELEVISION: from the various towns and cities, students daughter 29 Noon 46 Mao _ tung 56 Arab chieftain the Twelfth Night Banquet, Saturday around New England, offering a variety of 25 Novice includes kinescopes of the NBC Symphony that and down again. ROYALTY ON ABC - ABC plans to air will debate many of the issues which were 30 Evergreens 48 Varlet 57 Indiah music “ I was astounded. I asked somebody, who evening at Restland Farm in Northford. This antiques. It will be open Saturday, 10 a.m. to 27 01 eyelashes were broadcast from 1948 to 1952, but the music sometime in the future a 90-minute musical discussed 200 years ago. 32 Jewish month 50 Raised platform mode is secondary to voiceovers of reminiscences. said, ‘He does this because he wants to leap annual production, which benefits a 5 p.m., and Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. 31 Keenly desirous 3^ 51 Exclamation of 59 Defensive extravaganza taped Dec. 4 at the London They will then vote on whether they would 34 _ and me The show also includes home movies from the gracefully onto the podium.’ scholarship fund, features singers, dancers, Admission is $3. 36 Arctic vehicle annoyance weapon (abbr.) Palladium with Prince Charles and Princess have chosen ratification, after considering 35 Looks at Toscanini family, an interview with Toscanini’s "People thought only music was on his mind. 39 Openings 53 Russian city 61 Pearl, e.g. Diana in the attendance. The performers the debates. The convention will be from 9 jesters, jugglers and wizards. The charge is 37 Trick only grandson, Walfredo Toscanini, and recol­ He was conscious of every aspect of $30 per person, which covers a multi-course include Elton John, Robin Williams, Phil a m. to 3:30 p.m., and was funded by the U.S. 38 Atomic number 1 2 lections of singers and orchestra members who performance.” Collins, Art Garfunkel, Gloria Estefan and the dinner and the entertainment. For more Constitution Bicentennial Commission of The eagles soar (abbr.) tell how Toscanini brought more artistry out of Novotna had with her a 1930 program she got Miami Sound Machine, Belinda Carlisle and information, to make reservations or get 40 Pointed tools 12 Connecticut. them than they thought they possessed. when Toscanini conducted the New York James Taylor. ABC breathlessly promises, directions, call Nancy Liepelt at 453-3890, or About 40 bald eagles make their winter 42 South (Fr.) Any mention of Toscanini's towering rages Philharmonic in Prague. She said, "When I 15 "Cameras follow Prince Charles and Diana’s 245-1788. 43 Mother-of-pearl when he didn't hear what he wanted is saved for came to America, I showed it to Maestro and he nexts along the shores of the Connecticut 45 City in route into the Royal Box and return to them the last half hour. signed it for me. Almost 60 years I ’ve kept it River. Beginning Saturday, the Sunbeam Washington IB throughout the evening, capturing all the Luciano lures listeners nicely.” Express will offer 3>A -hour nature cruises 47 Literary drudge Prague-born soprano Jarmila Novotna, who splendor, pomp and circumstance such an sang in “ The Magic Flute,” the last staged opera She said, “ I worshiped Maestro ever since I A limited number of tickets are still each Sunday, looking for the nests. The 49 Kin of un . occasion demands.” ... Try this white sale conducted by Toscanini at the 1937 Salzburg studied singing in Milan in 1927. I went to all available for the concert by opera superstar cruises depart from The Dock Restaurant in 50 Insecticide 27 28 Festival, was greeted by Brooklyn-born bari­ performances at La Scala when he conducted. "A DIFFERENT WORLD” FOR MARY Luciano Pavarotti on Sunday in the Hartford Saybrook. The fare is $20 for adults, $15 for 52 Numero It’s hardly the traditional white sale — 54 "Merry Widow' tone Robert Merrill, who at 25 sang Germont in This was the most important part of my studies, ALICE — Mary Alice, a Tony winner for her Civic Center. At the 4 p.m. concert, Pavarotti where you might buy sheets or towels — but children 12 and under. Hot drinks and composer 34 "La Traviata” with Toscanini and the ,NBC to hear this perfection." performance in “ Fences” on Broadway, moves will be accompanied by the Hartford the Atiia Gallery is holding an exhibit called sandwiches are available during the trip. SB Opera fare Symphony. Shortly before the 1937 Salzburg Festival, to a decidedly different world when she joins the 3B 39 1 Symphony Orchestra 'The remaining seats the January White Sale, with an opening Reservations are not required, but are 60 Jason's ship Merrill, who had his own radio show when he Toscanini attended a “ Magic Flute” in Vienna in cast of the NBC sitcom "A Different World,” the 62 Entertainer .. which Novotna sang Pamina. Afterwards, she spinoff of "The Ckisby Show.” Alice plays dorm are priced at $10, $20 and $30 and are reception this evening. Much of the work on suggested, by calling 443-7259. 43 was in his 20s, sang "D i Provenza,” the available through the Civic Center Box Sumac baritone's big aria from "L a Traviata.” said, he asked her, "A re you going to be my mother Lettie Bostie, a former Hillman College display is done entirely in white, and ail of it 63 Metric foot 47 Toscanini was casting "Traviata” for a Pamina?” student who has returned to finish her education. Office, 727-8010. is marked down in price for the duration of 64 Turn sharply the show. There wilt be paintings, paper 65 Use a spade 50 61 collage, copper pieces, and sculpture in Remember Hermits? 66 Goblet pert Let’s be rude 67 Shade trees wood, stone and glass. The gallery is on the 5B 59 Peter Noone, form er lead singer of the 68 Time period The popular all-woman band. Rude Girls, third floor of 2074 Park St., Hartford. The T V T o n is h t British rock group Herman’s Hermits, will will present a concert Saturday evening at reception, which is free, is from 7 to 11 p.m. DOWN 63 be in Manchester on Saturday for a benefit the Sounding Board Coffeehouse, in First The show will hang through Feb. 12. 66 and his wife on a trip to New York are brother and sister try to tame a wild performance. He will be singing some of his 1 1944 invasion 5:00PM MOVIE: Sammy, the Way 11:00P M (33 (33 (22) ® ® News Church of Christ Congregational. 12 S. Main Out Seal' Troubles arise for two youths beset by every disaster including strikes, pony for a big race. David Ladd, Arthur O'Connell. Pam Smith 1961 (33 M *A ‘ S"H Part 2 of 2. hits, such as ‘T m Henry the Eighth, I Am! ” date (comp, who bring home an injured seal without storms, looters, robbers and demonstra­ St.. West Hartford. The concert starts at 8 Simon & Simon (60 min.) M> photo at the Manchester High School auditorium, wd.) (C )l9 e e by NEA, Inc their parents' permission A "Wonderful tors Jack Lemmon, Sandy Dennis. [ESPN] Top Rank Boxing Shawn O'Sul­ (33 p.m,. and the doors open at 7. Tickets are $6. Antique mystique as a benefit for the Manchester Police Union, World of Disney" presentation Jack 1970 livan (17-1, 12 KOs) vs. Luis Santana ^ INN News Reservations, which are advised, may be Carson, Robert Culp. 1963 (31-7-1, 22 KOs) in a NABF welter- THE FIRST — Jennifer Jones, the first black Radio City Local 1495. Tickets will be available at the CSj s ® Full House (CC) D J and Ste (2D Tales From the Derkeide ’There are a number of shows this weekend [ESPN] Super Bowl VI Highlights; Dal­ phanie enter the world of show busi­ weight title bout scheduled for 12 Music Hall Rockette, sits backstage at the music hall in made by calling 563-3263. rounds from Las Vegas, Nev. (2 hrs., 30 Soap which will lure the antique buffs to spend door, for $10 each. Doors open at 7 p.m., and las Cowboys vs. Miami Dolphin ness min.) (Live) (2D M*A'S*H New York City Wednesday. their money. The Mystic Antiques Show and the concert starts at 8. Also onstage will be [HBO] MOVIE; Howard the Duck' (CC) (55) Hill Street Blues MOVIE: 'Critical Condition' (CC) A duck from outer space is brought to [TMC] d D PELICULA; 'El Vallente Vive Haata Sale will benefit United Cerebral Palsy of the Spencer Davis Group, famous for CELEBRITY CIPHER (19) Movie A con man becomes a victim of mistaken Qua el Cobarde Quiere' Un maestro de That Icy stare Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present Cleveland by a laser beam that also d3) d9) Rags to Riches (CC) In Nick's identity when a power outage strikes a escuela con amor y ternura por los nines Southeastern Ckinnectlcut and the Little “ Gimme Some Lovin’ ,” and a number of Each letter In the cipher stands for another. Today's clue O equals C. picks up other, more sinister, extrater­ absence, Marva throws a slumber party: Staten Island hospital. Richard Pryor. pero c^n coraje para enfrentar a un ca­ local groups. restrial guests. Lea Thompson. Jeffery As long as the ice is firm, the folks who love White Schoolhouse in Mystic, serving Patty hides a horse in the garage (60 Rachel Ticotin, Ruben Blades. 1987. cique municipal. Valentin Trujillo, Bea- Party tonight marks A L M Jones. Tim Robbins 1986 Rated PG. (In min ) (In Stereo) U J W O X V P X w F L Rated R. triz Adriana. Stereo) d3) Washington Week in Review [USA] MOVIE: 'Night Fright' It's up to dZ) Iowa Presidential Debates: Republi­ [TM C] MOVIE: 'King Kong Lives' Kept (CC) the County Sheriff to destroy the outer- cans Republican candidates will be P N B X E L N Z I X X V J E P alive by life-support systems for a de­ space monster who is stalking teena­ questioned by a prominent politician Elvis Presley’s birth cade. the legendary ape receives an arti­ (29) MOVIE: 'Viva Las Vegas' A sports car enthusiast and his friend, the Italian gers in parked cars in the lover's lane from the democratic party. (90 min.) R X L R C X E L F X G X W F E P X K ficial heart and finds a kindred spirit in a area. John Agar. 1977. recently captured female Kong Linda champion, go to Las Vegas for the Grand d D W ilton North Report (60 min.) (In By Woody Bolrd folks and if there's any way they Hamilton. Brian Kerwin, John Ashton Prix Elvis Presley, Ann-Margret 1964. 9:30PM C33 @9l Pursuit of Happiness Stereo) Special Luncheon JWDMUEJOX7 The Associated Press can get here, they will," he said. featuring: G I L K 1986 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) (5 f MOVIE: 'D.A.R.Y.L.' Army officials (CC) (Last show of the series.) Tired of [CNN] Monayline seek to destroy their latest spy weapon - being single, Dave decides to marry an Graceland was closed because of [E S P N ] SpeedWeek Special: [DIS] Missing Adventuraa of Ozzie and 5:30PM an 11-year-old boy with a computerized old friend who's coming to visit. CJCCJNW PXCCKNW. Thrills and Spills Harriet MEMPHIS, Ten n .- It'll take snow Thursday, Morgan said, but brain who has escaped from his labora­ but a Fourth Estate more than the eight inches of snow about 1,000 people were expected to Daily PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Wise sayings oden (all on barren ground; 6:00PM C3l C8) 003 News tory home. Mary Beth Hurt, Michael [TMC] MOVIE: Hardbodlee' Three kind word is never thrown away." — Sir Arthur Helps. McKean, Barrett Oliver 1985 dD Page Fifty Seven middle-aged men seek advice from a left by a winter storm to sidetrack tour the house today. The residence (53 Three's Company California beach hustler on how to pick Falcon Crest (CC) After the Elvis faithful headed for the draws about 800 tourists on an C9.) Magnum, P.l. $1) Quinceanere 10:00PM (33 up beautiful girls. Grant Kramar, Teal 11:30 am thru 3:30 pm Vicki's disappearance, Richard and Eric d l) MOVIE: 'Adventures of Buckaroo Roberts, Gary Wood. 1984. Rated R. dead singer’s birthday party to­ average weekday in January, he (11J Jeffersons launch a frantic search; Dan gives his night, an organizer of the annual Banzai: Across the 8th Dimension' Cn- [USA] Night Flight: Comedy Cute III said. Monday thru Saturday CT? Simon & Simon mefighter Buckaroo Banzai battles an half sister a job in the fields. (60 min.) affair says. Presley, his body racked by drug 00 Gimme a Break invasion of aliens from the eighth dimen­ (33 (25) News 11:30PM (33 Wilton North Report (60 abuse, died of heart disease at his sion. Peter W eller. John Lithgow, Ellen min.) (In Stereo) "It's just going to make it colder (^2: News (Live) (13 @9) 2 0 /2 0 (CC) scheduled; a report and a little more precarious getting home, called Graceland, on Aug. 16, Barkin 1984. un the health risks involved with silicone Featuring (24) Doctor Who (33 d D Nightline (CC). in and out of the door, but that's 1977, at the age of 42. [CNN] PrimeNews implants. (60 min.) ( ^ ' T.J. Hooker (JD Honeymooners about all,” said Todd Morgan, a Since his death, thousands of I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME [ESPN] Karate: ISKA World Bantam­ fiD Whalers Wrap Up (Live) (2D Neuropsychology of Weight Control by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee C3l1 Jil) Family Ties weight Championship From Laughlin. spokesman for Graceland Enter­ Elvis fans have made annual visits (2^ Star Trek: The Next Generation (60 (2D dD Tonight Show (In Stereo) prises, the company that takes to Memphis on the anniversaries of Peking Duck Dinner (41) Reporter 41 Nev. (60 min.) (Taped) min.) JOY Unscramble these four Jumbles, i§ 7 ) MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour [HBO] MOVIE: 'Opposing Force' The (2D Racing from Plalnafield tourists through Elvis Presley’s his death and birth. The death one letter to each square, to lorm Cheer up— (21) (29) Private Eye Published surveill­ you'll see commander of a military survival camp ance photos of a Hollywood actress and dD Hogan's Heroes four ordinary words. better days [CNN] Showbiz Today former home in Memphis. anniversary, which falls during the goes insane and wages real war on the a popular leading man lead to the star­ Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred [DIS] Kaleidoscope Concert [CNN] Eight inches of snow fell in peak tourist season, gets the largest Weekend Specials for ^14.95 per person / recruits. Tom Skerritt. Lisa Eichhorn, An­ let's demise. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Hickman, Nick Charles. O F T H E [ESPN] SportsLook thony Zerbe. 1986. Rated R. Memphis as a winter storm moved crowds by far, but several hundred MYPUB (2D Great Performances: Toscanini; The [DIS] MOVIE; 'Mlaunderetood' Follow­ through the area Wednesday. fans generally show up on the (Min. for two) [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Wings of Eagles' [M AX] MOVIE; 'Indiana Jones and the Maestro (CC) Home movies, photos, vin­ ing his wife's death, a shipping magnate Below freezing temperatures are birthday each year, Morgan said. • Filet Mignon ...... *9.25 1 John Ford's account of Frank Spig' Temple of Doom' (CC) The globe­ tage recordings, interviews with friends neglects the needs of his young tons Wead, a World War I aviation pioneer trotting archeologist battles an Indian The singer's white-columned res­ and musicians and film clips of his per­ while being absorbed by h it work. Gene expected through the weekend. • Veal Salten Bocco ...... »8.50 who later became a successful screen­ cult for possession of a sacred stone in formances with the NBC Symphony Or­ Hackman, Henry Thomas, Rip Torn. An Elvis birthday banquet organ­ idence draws more than 500,000 WOK writer John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara, this prequel to "Raiders of the Lost Ark". chestra highlight this profile of the cele­ 1984. Rated PG. ized by Graceland managers at a tourists a year, and a 36,000-square- KWISH Dan Dailey 1957 Harrison Ford. Kate Capshaw, Ke Huy brated conductor. James Levine • Filet of Sole Picante...... *8.25 Quan 1984 Rated PG. (In Stereo) [ESPN] SportsCenter [USA] Cartoons narrates. (90 min.) Memphis hotel will draw 350 to 400 foot shopping center across the [USA] MOVIE; 'Carny' A bored teenager [USA] Otherworld Honeymooners Presley fans, Morgan said. street is devoted almost entirely to • Tenderloin Tips switad In Win* A Mushroom ...... *8.50 r: 6:30PM C© Family Ties Part 2 of 2. (25) joins a traveling carnival in search of ad­ @D Noticiero Univislon venture and becomes involved with a "This is a dedicated bunch of Elvis souvenirs. 227 West Middle Turnpike ® ABC News (CC) 8:30PM (3D P > l M srrisd Dora (CC) • Baked Scallops w/SMiood stuuing...... *8.25 Peter must decide whether to accept a dD McLaughlin Group barker. Jodie Foster, Gary Busey, Rob­ CLUDED (jD Honeymooners two-year job in the Middle East that will bie Robertson. 1980. Manchester _____ (2D Hill Street Blues (60 min.) THAT h o b o w a s Jeffersons make him rich. [CNN] CNN News 1 1:35PM C23 Entertainment Tonight ‘Moonlighting’ goes 3-D OOWN ANJOOUT BUT (3^ NBC News (CC) (24) d?) W all Street Week Phil Collins talks about his film debut. (In LA STRADA Restaurant □ □ [HBO] MOVIE: 'Missing in Action' An 643-4IS00 m o t e x a c t l y t h i s . d4) Nightly Business Report [DIS] More Dinosaurs Co-hosts Gary Stereo) Ted Harbert, an ABC vice presi­ 471 Hartford Road 643-6165 Owens and Eric Boardman look at film American colonel returns to Vietnam to LOS ANGELES (AP) - ABC will M*a.-8*L / Sai. 'Ul 9 Bosom Buddies search for MIAs. Chuck Norris. M. Em­ 1 1 :45P M [HBO] le t & Ten: Going for transmit a brief segment of its dent. said he expects the series HAMFOT clips from "Baby; Secret of the Lost Le­ Now arrange the circ!e(J letters to ^1) Noticiero Univision gend," a nest found in Mongolia and the met Walsh. David Tress. 1984. Rated R. Broke (CC) Billy Cooper's ex-convict stars, Bruce Willis and Cybill form the surprise answer as sug­ brother is suspected of stealing after "Moonlighting” television series in (il) Love Connection dinosaur capital - Vernal. Utah. [M AX] MOVIE: 'Serplco' A policeman 3-D to kick off a soft drink sales Shepherd, to tell viewers when to gested by the above cartoon sacrifices his career, and almost his life, being hired as the assistant equipment [CNN] Inside Politics '68 9:00PM d D Dallas (CC) J.R. demands manager. (In Stereo) effort by the Coca-Cola Co. put the glasses on. to expose top-level corruption in the Featuring I) Ski World Weekly series for re­ a show of faith from Kimberly; April “TY y TT Y rY~ [ESPN] New York City Police Department. Al Pa­ 12 :0 0 A M 03 wa ve Got It Made A specific date for the first-ever Print answer here: V A A A yL creational skiers hopes to further her relationship with cino, Tony Roberts. 1973. Rated R. three^imensional network trans­ The 3-D eyeglasses will available o m e s t e a d M argaritas Bobby by further allowing time with (33 Entertainment Tonight Phil Collins T H E H (Answers tomorrow) 7:00PM (33 CBS News Christopher. (60 min.) 10:30PM ®New* talks about his film debut. mission has not been chosen, but nationwide at supermarkets, con­ A fine dining experience with a country antique flair. Steaks ABC officials said Thursday the 3-D venience stores and fast-food Jumbles; YOUTH HUMAN CY^*BAL BUBBLE ( D News C33 @9) M r. Belvedere (CC) Wesley asks (H MOVIE: The Masque of the Red dD Star Trek Yesterdays Death' A tyrannical 12th-century prince outlets, probably with the purchase Answer: She liked well-fed men which Is why she CO S2) Wheel of Fortune (CC). George to speak to his class about his (2D American Ski Week effect will involve a few minutes of Seafood married th is -A CHUBBY HUBBY Korean War experiences. is intrigued by a young girl and takes her of a Coca-Cola product, said Wil­ (53 *100.000 Pyramid -*i^ to live amidst the immorality of his court. <2D Police Story a season-ending episode of the & (JD M ovie detective series. liam H. Lynn, Coke’s media OPEN FOR BRUNCH (53) Cheers Vincent Price, Nigel Green, Jane Asher. (2D Alfred Hitohoook Presents Now b ic k In itDCh. Ju n tb ti Hook No. 11 it a y illa b tt lo r S3.S0. which IncluO ai po tla ga Miami Vice (CC) Bogus federal Food From South (53) Best of Saturday Night (29) 1964. A new process called Nuoptix 3D director. and handlino. Irom JumWa. e/o th it nawa(>apt(. P.O- 6o* 4346. Orlando. FL 32802-4366 drug agents undermine a series of local dD Friday The 13th: The Series (60 min.) Includa your nam t, addraaa and zip coda and maka your chaek payabla to Nawapaparbooki (2D INN News will allow viewers to watch in 3-D 3-D films first appeared in the Sunday, Jan. 31st STIAKPU of the Border (23) M *A 'S *H vice operations. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) $D Christian Children's Fund with special eyeglasses, but the 1950s, but the quality was poor and (21) MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour (2D Connecticut News Week (2D Odd Couple [CNN] Newanlght - dD Lunes y VIernes con Barrel picture will not be degraded if those without special glasses saw a 10:30 a.m. 1:30 p.m . Barney Miller (3D l-A Indomable [ESPN] AWA Championship Wrestling (57) Don Ebbeling Show viewed without the special glasses. double image. (39) (19) Win, Lose or Draw (S T i State W e're In 12:05AM (33 Magnum, P.l. c n [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents OPEN EVERY NIGHT @ La Dema de Rosa [CNN] Larry King Live 12:30AM (33 w k r p In Cinoinnatl 50 Higgins Highway (Rte. 31) d2) Nightly Business Report 10:45PM [D IS ] DTV w ^ e [DIS] MOVIE: 'Misty' An orphaned (33 Barnaby Jonqs 429-1900 Astrograph ^ Three's Company Cinema Mansfield ■ 456-2240 T>it HomciiCAd* (Rt. 32, Mansfield) [CNN] Moneyline [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Wild Pony' An ment in most circumstances will be emotionally-torn family is brought to­ gether by a young boy's love for a wild ------Golden Anniversary------HARTPORO News (R) FrI 13, 7:30, 10:05, 13:35; Sot quite good today. The exception could Enjoy dinner by a cozy fireplace. l ^ l b u r pony. Marilyn Lightstone, Art Hindle. Cinema City — AAonon of the Spring 13, 3:30, 4:55, 7:30, 10:05. 13:35; Sun 13, bo in ventures that have strong ele­ 1980. (PO) FrI 6:55,9:40; Sot and Sun 1,3:45, 3:30,4:55, 7:30, 10:05. ments of chance. Avoid risks. «;SS, 9:40. — Batteries Not Included ^Birthday [ESPN] SportsCenter Celebrate 50 Years of Barbershopping (PCI FrI 7:10, 9:50; Sot and Sun 1:15, MANCHESTER Best Italian 1984-86 Weekend Special GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) It's better [HBO] Inside the NFL Hosts: Len Daw­ with 4:15, 7:10, 9:50. — Hope and Glory (lA Theoters East — The Princess Voted Connecticut Magaslne not to make any promises at all today son, Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) (In (PG-13) FrI 4:40,9:30; Sot and Sun 1:30, Bride (PO) FrI 7:10,9:30; Satand Sun 3, Seafood than to promise your mate one thing Stereo) 4, 4:40, 9:30. — Cinderella (G) Sat and 4:30, 7:10, 9:30. — D irty .Oincing Jan. 9,1988 Sun 1:45, 4:30. — The Whales ot August (PG-13) FrI 7:30, 9:40; Sot and Sun 3, Fettuccine In the year ahead, you will discover new and then disappoint him or her by deliv­ [TMC] MOVIE; ’Bad Medicine' (CC) A FrI-Sun 7:35,10. 4:30, 7,9:30.— The Running Men (R) FrI Pretentt A fSew Divenified Menu ways to liberate yourself from situations ering something entirely ditterent. med-school reject is finally accepted by The Manchester Silk City Chorus 7, 9:30; Sat and Sun 3, 4:40, 7, 9:30. — w/complimenUry gUai of wine CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your first a Central American institution run by a • Italian Cuiiine ■ Seafood • Fowl ■ Steakt • Ribi • !y{cuiford!Rfiac[ Ccrft that tied you down In the past. Your BAST HARTFORD Pink Floyd, The Wall (R) FrI and Sot of your choice possibilities for success will be greatly Ideas are likely to be your best ones to­ zany administrator Steve Guttenberg, ■nstweed P«b A Cinema — Less Than midnight. — Heavy Metal (R) FrI and Alan Arkin, Julie Hagerty. 1985. Rated January l6th enhanced when you start moving more day, yet you might not follow them. Zero (R) PrlandSot7:15,9:15; Sun7:30. Sat midnight. — The Rocky Horror Lunch Served ______PG-13. Peer Richard's Pub A Cinema — The Picture Show (R) FrI and Sat midnight. A Dining Room With A View freely. There's a possibility you'll use a wa­ Princess Bride (PG) FrI and Sot 7:30, from ll:0a5:00 SUNDAY BRUNCH CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) Don t tered down and less effective version. [USA] A irw olf 9:W, midnight; Sun 5, 7:30,9:30. VERNON Enjoy Winter’s beauty Dinner from 5:00-10:00 pm 11:30-2:30 be too hasty about committing yourself LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A business mat­ 7:30PM d 3 p m Magazine Chuck Featuring 'These Outstanding Quartets . . . Hiewcose Cinemas 1-9 — w all Street Cine 1A 3 — The Princess Bride (PG) Barry: actress Joan Chen ("The Last Em­ (R) Fr113,7:30,10:10,13:30; Sot 13,3:35, FrI 7; Satand Sun 1:15,3:15,5, 7.— Less toda^or you may agree to do some­ ter In which you are Involved may not be 4:50, 7:30,10:10,13:30; Sun 13,3:35,4:50, Than Zero (R) FrI-Sun 9:30. — The on the mountain... 378 Hartford Road, Manchester, CT thing you haven't thought through and locked up as securely as you think. If peror"). 7:30,10:10.— Overboard (PG) Fr113:30, Running Man (R) FrI-Sun 9:30. — later regret your impulsiveness. Know you start getting careless, It could be (93 Currant Affair Second Edition Beginners’ Luck 9:30; Sat 13:30, 5:10, 7:35, 9:45; Sun Leonard P arts (R) FrI 7:10; Satand Sun where to look for romance and you'll costly. C93 (21) Jeopardy! (CC). 13:30, 5:10, 7:35, 9:45. — Moonstruck 60 Villa Louiia Road, Bolton, CT 646-3161 647-0489 Northeastern District 1:30, 3:30, 5:15, 7:10. find It. The Matchmaker set Instantly re­ VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) Personal In­ S.P.E.B.S.Q.SA. (PO advance showing FrI at 7:30. — d 3 NHL Hockey: New York Rangers at Past Champions Nuts (R) FrI 1:45, 10:45. Sot 3:45, 4:55, WEST HARTFORD veals which signs are romantically per­ terests may not be advanced as rapidly W ashington Capitals (3 hrs.) (Live) 1987 Silver Medalists •:45, 10:45; Sun 3:45. 4:55, 8:45. — Elm I A f — Baby Boom (PG) FrI 7, io d (or you. Mall $2 to Matchmaker, c/o as you'd like today, due to restrictions d3) INN News Empire of the ^ n (PG) rrl 1, 7:15, 9:30; Satand Sun 3.4:15,7,9:30. — The Make foisted on you by people with whom Special Luncheon Daily this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleve­ d i NHL Hockey: Hartford Whalers at 11:M; Sat 7:15, 11:50; Sun 1, 7:15. — Princess Bride (PG) FrI 7; Sat and Sun you’ll associate. Planes. Trains and Automobiles (R) FrI 3, 4:15, 7. — The Running Man (R) land, OM 44101-3428. Buffalo Sabres (2 hrs , 30 min.) (Live) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Today, LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Oc(. 23) Someone 13, 7, 9:55, midnight; Sot 13:10, 3:30, FrI-Sun 9:30. 11:30 am thru 3:30 pm (29) M *A ‘ S*H 4:40, 7, 9:55, m idnight; Sun 13:10, 3:30, Reservations at your you might hear some information that you've treated with great consideration Manchester Higti School 4:40, 7, 9:55. — Three Men and a Baby WILLIMANTIC Monday thru Saturday could cause you to question the sincer­ In the past may not show you the same (2i d i Barney Miller (PO) FrI 13:30, 7:15, 9:40, 11:45; Sat JlllsenSdiMreCinema— Nuts (R) FrI ity of a pal of long standing. The source consideration today when he or she Is (29) Newlywed Game All Scats Unreserved 13:30, 3:30, 4:40, 9:40, 11:45; Sun 13:30, 5:30,7:30,9:45,11:45; Sat 1, 3:10, 5:30, won't be reliable. given the opportunity to reciprocate. d9) Hollywood Squares 3:30, 4:40, 7:15, 9:40. — Oood Morning 7:30, 9:45, 11:45; Sun 1, 3:10, 5:30,7:30, Favorite Restaurant Featuring Peking Duck Dinner ♦ Vietnam (R) advance showing Sat at 9:45. — Overboard (PO) FrI 5:30, 7:45, PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) Don't yield SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) It’s best C57) World of Survival (R) ♦ Evening Performance: 8 p.m. -18 not to let intermediaries do things for 7:W. — PInocchIo and the Emperor of 10, m idnight; Sot I, 3:15, 5:30, 7:45, 10, for *14.95 per person too readily today to the judgment ot an­ @3) Family Ties the Night (O) Sat and Sun 13, 1:40. — midnight; Sun 1, 3:15, 5:30, 7:45,10. — Today! other regarding an Issue ot mutual con­ you today that you are capable of doing [CNN] Crossfire ♦ Matinee Performance: 2 p.m. -17 Fatal Attraction (R) PrI 13:40, 7:50, Three Men and a Baby (PG) FrI 3,5,7,9, JOY (Min. for two) cern. Your assessment could be more for yourself. Their results could dis­ 10:10, 13:15; Sot 3:30, 5:30, 7:50, 10:10, 11; Sat 1,3, 5,7,9,11; Sun 1,3,5, 7,9.— [ESPN] SpeedWeek ♦ 13:15; Sun 3:30, 5:30, 7:50, 10:10. — Wall Street (R) FrI 5, 7:30, 9:45, BCCiirCltB please you. 6 Seniors and juniors 15 at 2 p.m. Only Throw Momma From the Train (R) FrI m idnight; Sot 3,5,7:30,9:45, midnight; 227 West Middle Turnpike ARIES (March 21-April 19) People with SAQITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) You 8:00PM (33 Beauty and the Beast Vin­ 13:30, 7:55, 10:15, 13:15; Sot 13:30, 3:M, Sun 3,5,7:30,9:45. — Cinderella (G) FrI Look for a new restaurant in O F T H E whom you'll be Involved In an endeavor could be a trifle too impatient for your cent and Father are trapped under­ 4:30. 9:50, 13:15; Sun 13:30, 3:M, 4:30, 5:30; Sot and Sun 1:30, 3:30,5:X. Fetal Manchester____ today might not place as high a value on own good today. Don’t attempt to ground when they try to rescue a group 7:55,10:l5. — Couch Trip (R) odvonce I Tickets: Pete Taylor, 126G Highland St., Manchester, CT 06040 (2 0 3 ) 649- 4607 AHractlon (R) FrI 7, 9:30, 11:45; Sat 7, the space soon. it as you do. Be watchful so that It Isn't achieve an Important objective before of children playing in an unsafe section shewing Sat at 0. — Eddie Murphy Raw 9:30,11:45; ten7,9:W . — Planes,Trains of the tunnels. (60 min ) (R) PrI 13:50, 7:45, 9:55, midnight; Set and Automobiles (R) FrI 5:X, 7:45,9:45, handled Improperly. all ot your forces are properly 13:50, 3:55. 5, 7:45, 9:55, midnight; Sun 11:45; Sot 1:M, 3;M, 5:M, 7:45, 9:45, V V O K *^*"‘**’** EZ]H TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your Judg­ marshalled. (T) MOVIE: 'The Out-of-Towners' A man 13:50, 3:55, 5, 7:45, 9:55. — Broedcost 11j45iSun 1:», 3:», 5:30^7^45, ?l45^ MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 8. 1»88 — l»

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H u rry I B la n ­ P e r s o n a l* ...... 02 ...... 28 Boats and Marine Equipment . T o t IHUMES •Rd RWBTtefty (axM. dub area. On Glaston­ Wanted to B u y ...... Palntlno/Poperlno ...... 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. • 6581.______Drlveways-$15 and gp. chard & Rossetto, "W e bury line. $259,900. Announcements...... 03 RoofIno/SIdIno...... Musicol Items...... liljFOR SALE 647-0338 end PAINnNe Telephone 649-4446. G u a r a n t e e O u r Cameras ond Photo Equipment Minimum charge: 4 IIm s . AIDE In school suspen­ 649-8281 Chris Mertins. 643-5838. A u c tio n s ...... 04 F lo o r in g ...... LICENSED day core /naurad — M » r 0 n o t$ H o u se s" 646-2482.0 F in a n c ia l...... 05 Rentals Pets and Supplies ...... sion. High School Di­ Need ropolrs around the E le c tric a l ...... ploma required. 180 AM real estate advertised In mom ho* 1 full time CUTE As a button I Rooms for Rent...... 31 Miscellaneous for S a le ...... DEADLINES: For classified advertisements to a«n’ty neftaaeai • 84944S1 home? Coll on export. Heatlng/Plumblno ...... work days. 6 hours per the Manchester Herald Is opening, any age. Call Charming 6 room Co­ Apartments for Rent...... 32 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the |CASPIIITRr~ You'll find the help you Employment & Education Miscellaneous Services __ T ag S a le s ...... day. Send resume to: sublect to the Foir Housing 647-0430. •ary BzBimIi • *43<«lt1 lonial on Gardener ...... 33 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. Act ot 196*, which mokes It Ibewobelins need In Cloultlod. 643- M0RT6A6E8 C o n d o m in iu m s fo r R e n t...... S e rv ice s W a n te d ...... Wanted to Buv/Trade ...... Dr. Michael Bloke- Street In M anchester. Part Time Help Wanted ...... 10 Homes for Rent...... 34 For advertisements te be published Monday, Illegal to advertise any pref­ 2711, Help Wanted...... 11 Prlnclpol. Tolland erence, limitation or discrim­ (n JA N IN B Clean and neat Store/Office Space ...... 35 the dea d lin e Is 2:30 p.m . on F rid a y . CANKIITIIYI DO NOT DO aAN KR U PT I Situation Wanted ...... 12 High School, Tolland, ination based on race, color, t h r o u g h o u t. 2 b e d ­ Resort Property ...... 36 Merchandise SERVICES rooms, den, fireplace, Stop Forecloturel H o ­ B u sin e ss O p p o rtu n itie s...... 13 C T . 06084. A p p llco tlo n religion, sex or notional REIIODEUNQ StimCES HANDYMAN Industrial Property ...... 37 Automotive origin, or on Intention to CompMa horn# rteali* and r»- FLOORtNR hardwood floors plus meowner*, eonsolldat* your Instruction ...... 14 Hollday/Seasonal...... READ YOUR AD. Classified advertisements are d e a d lin e J a n u a ry 19th. Hem* Improvement • Goroges and Storage ...... 38 Antlaues and Collectibles. Cars for Sale ...... — EOE.______moke any such preference, modsUng. W e tp e m iz e In b tth - Fointino - Wall Paeerino • carpet. Nice treed lot. Mils, pay off your credit Employment Services ...... 15 taken by telephone as a convenience. The rooma and kHohant. SmaN aoale cords, your cor or busineti R oom m a te s W a n ted ...... 39 C lo th in g ...... trucks/Vans tor Sale ...... limitation or discrimination. S . INTERIOR CLEANING Tllino - Lloht Carpentry - Martin School District. Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one CLASSROOM Aide. Im­ The Herald will not know­ Customized Onio* end Home som m etclBl w ork. Itegletsred, In­ aooRS ODD JOBS • INSURED loan, your mortgao* and Wanted to Rent...... 40 F u r n itu r e ...... Campers/Trallers ...... mediate opening tor sured, refsteneea. Available early 19881 incorrect Insertion and then only tor the size of ingly accept onv advertise­ Cleening. Proteeelonei, L*t u* do your Hardwood $139,900. Ja c k s o n & toy*, toy* your homell NO Reol Estate TV/Stereo/Appllances ...... Motorcvcies/Mopeds ...... Special Education ment which Is In violation of OependeM* Senrtoe, Futty BARRY SCANLON the original Insertion. Errors which do not •4»ai66 ____ floors! Wo will rtmove tha Jackson Real Estate. PAYMENTS UP TO 2 Machinery and 1 ools ...... Auto Services ...... the low. Ineured. Bonded. 646-2411 freeMtlmote YEARSI Bad credit, lot* pay­ H o m e s fo r S ale ...... 21 Services lessen the value of the advertisement will not classroom Aide at turnituro from tho working 647-8400.D C o n d o m in iu m s fo r S a le ...... 22 Lawn and Garden ....:...... Autos tor Rent/Lease ...... be corrected by on additional Insertion. RHAM high school In SOUTHERN New Eng- ments or unemployment Is FARRANO REM0DELIN8 •r*a at no axtra etiorga. Fro# not a problem. Foreclosure Lots/Landfor Sale ...... 23 C h ild C o r e ...... 51 Good Things to E a t ...... Miscellaneous Automotive Hebron. Molor duties lond clossltleld ods Cell I42-57Z6 eetlmete* ...... 52 Wanted to Buv/Trade .. re a ch n e arly 800,000 Room addKIona, daeka, roofing, HAWKS TREE SERVICE otslstanc* available for the Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services ...... Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood .. Include: working with elding, window* and gutter*. G0N00M1NIUM8 wheelchair bound homes In Connecticut CLEANINQ A MUST- S4»-234* ■ Psdia Buokel, truck t oMpper. Stump SELF-EMPLOYED and J Baekho* and buNdozsr eetvio* lemavel. Free eetlmete*. FOR RALE NEWLY DIVORCEDI Kindly young man. For Infor­ ond Rhode Island. The But no timo to du$t7 avallabi*. Spectel ooneMerttlon for c a ll Swift Conservative mation onmd opplloc- price for a bosic 25 Apt*. - Home* - Condo* NORTHFIELD Green eldedy end hendloepped. Oreop at MS4S4-I1S4 or MS- tlo n contact: Mike word ad Is only $55 and Free Estimatetl Reaionable BOB FARRAND. JR. . FLODRSANDING condom inium . 3 bed­ PART TIME Bomboro, acting Spe­ w ill appear In 43 news­ THE DEADLINE FOR By*.S4»S0l7/R**.S47-S509 * Floort Ilka now room, finished base­ IHELP WANTED HELP WANTED iHELP WANTED [HELP WANTED cial Eduoctlon Coordl- papers. For more In­ Rateal Call Lind* PLACIN G OR HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED • Spaeializing In oldor floort 647-7553 ment, porch, central CANCELING AN AD notor ot 228-9474. E O E . formation coll Classi­ 643-6229 voccuumlne, air condi­ H ELP! We need on active CAFETERIA Workers DAVI QHLUND • Natural & otainad floort Today Is great day... and IS 12 NOON T H E D AY PART Time driver VOCATIONAL Instructor ADMINISTRATIVE O f­ HARTLEY Tours, New fied, 643-2711 and ask tioning, 2 frill baths, Rentals Individual to come needed. Port and full AIDE. Housekeeper Otmirdl CoriNmtry * No waxing anymort. Classified Is a great way BEFORE, MONDAY - wanted for disabled Maintenance Crew. fice, Prague Shoe Com­ England's leading mo­ wanted for small rest for detolls.D 2-'/z baths, fu lly op- AUTOSALES work with our small time positions open at Ait fcNohffi 6 bBthfoow ro* ... to sell something! 643- FR ID AY, IN O RD ER person. To run er­ Present 15-20 hours per pany, opportunities tor coach tour opera­ home. Pleasant work­ MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ p lia n ce d , $140,000 firm . We are currently In- company. Telephone East Catholic High AC(»M6DATI0N8 modBlIno i tpoelilty. M ytart plus m - John VarfalHa • 646-8780 TO MAKE THE NEXT ra n d s, d o c to rs . 646- week. Potential forfull available. Join a grow­ tor Is currently fran­ ing conditions. Benef­ room brick Town- Coll 646-6786 after tervlewlng Indi­ chising. We offer low orders, light order School. For Interview p fliio i Ni bulWIng. rtmodtUng and ROOMS A time hours. Supervi­ ISSUE. FRIDAY 7703.______in g company. O u r its. Coll 649-4510 house. IV2 baths, end dMlgn work. Lhtpflitd and Inaurad DO A T W O -W A Y to v o r ... Sl^TI^DNURiES 5:30pm. _ sion of Developmen- vidual to sell the ex­ management office opening costs, train­ pa cka g e and b a sic cus­ c o ll 646-5271 between B FOR RENT AFTERNOON BY 2:30 COLLEGE Help. Tem­ Mondov-Frldov be­ unit. Excellent condi­ JARED CONE OtNsnyanw. ^ 4 4 . 9 7 0 ^ get extra cash tor yourtmlf ELLINGTON. 1 bedroom tally disabled adults. citing 1988 Chrysler has several positions ing, continuous sup­ tomers duties. We ore o.m . an d 2 p.m .______AIDE PM FOR MONDAY'S porary port time help tw een 8:30 an d 2:Xosk tion. $99,900. K e ith Real HOUSE and make It possible tor of nulritioiM will Condominium n e a r Reliable trahsporta- available. Training port, etc. For Informa- young ondgrowlng and MANCHESTER. Ladles ISSUE. THANK YOU needed at Manchester Plymouth line. This INSURANCE Office. for Mrs. Brook.______Estote. 646-4126. Bed and Breakfast do snlS/ur lake you shopping. Willing co u n try club. $110,000. tlon. Call Annette Bur­ provided. We offer: tlon c o ll 1-B00-424-O420. will train. Full time someone else to enlov preferred. Nicely fur­ Community College Is a family owned, Clerical Including typ­ CAPE Canaveral Florida Colonial hospitality on the green. Get the W ant A d h a b it ... to mset yottr nood*. C a ll ow ner 871-6579. No FOR YOUR ton, Supported Em­ paid vacations, paid preferred, pert time CLASSROOM Aide. those golf clubs you never nished room. Excellent j Bookstore. Flexible growing business SUCCESSFUL Real esote ing and telephone re­ Tow nhouse. $52,900. 1 read and use the little ad* COOPERATION ! 11 ployment Manager, holidays, paid personal considered. Apply of: Rhom Jr. High School. 25 Hebron Rd., Bolton, CT use. Sell them with a wont 872-8418 or 646-7733 agents I______lo ca tio n . S240 m o n th ly . ; hours beginning Janu­ that enloys on excel­ agency expanding to quired. Jewell- Eng­ block to ocean. 2 bed­ Re*«ryBlieBBi In C lo u lfle d re g u larly. Security and referen-' Hockonum Industries. da ys, health an d /o r life Connecticut Cone & land Insurance. 7'/j hours per day. 10 ad. (kav« metaago) EAST Hartford. Lovely, ary 19th-Feburary 4th. lent reputation of M anchester. tJow In­ room, I'/j both, lovely 643-3711. B71-6724. E O E .______Insurance, free park­ Reed Company, 134 month position ovalla- 643-8538 or 649-5678 newer tri-level 2 bed­ ces. 644-0383. Oaysandevenings. Ex­ terviewing expe­ 646-4662.______yard. Low downpay­ soles and service for ing, pleasant office at­ Pine Street, b t e Immediately. room Condomlnum. perience helpful, will RN/LPN Immediate rienced sales people. MECHANIC. General re- m ent. $399 per m onth. more than 53 years! mosphere. Apply In Monch ester.______Apply to Henry Small complex, quiet Notices troln . C o ll 643-1097. Medical Care Centers Very generous com­ polr. Experience. 1(305)784-6236 offer I APARTMENTS ; N If you ore a self-star­ G r a b b e r. Principol. of Manchester and person Tuesdoy- missions. Member of 5 WOODSIDING, remodel­ and privote, 1 car gar­ LP or RN Medication ter, enloy working Some tools required. 228-9423.______6pm.______age. Excellent loca­ |for rent A* 0 condition precedent to East Hartford have Frldoy, 8:30am-4pm. multiple listing boards. ing, custom trim. Ex­ $7.50 hourstarting. Call HOMES HOMES HOMES n n HOMES the placement of onv odver- Nurse. Great port time ptrt-tlm e openings tor with the public and Prague Shoe Com­ Send brief resume to: perienced or w ill train. NURSE AIDES Positions ESTATE Cleon, sunny 3 | £ 1 J for s a le tion, convenient to R o g g l's A uto 646-3444 available In newly ren­ FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE ELD ERLY Housing. Now > tliln e In the Manchester He­ position for working nurses with recent possess o strong de­ pany, 200 P itk in Street, P.O . Box 509, C o ve n ­ 646-0153 Roger. bedroom Cope. Ap­ ( I Hartford near Sooth ask for Joy. taking applications fbr > rald, Advertiser hereby mom. Hours 3-9pm. 1 acute or ambulatory sire to succeed. Con­ East Hartford, CT. try , C T . 06238. ovated nursing facility pliances, hardwood Windsor line. Centurv- BRAND new listing! At­ M A N C H E S T E R . 9 room , M A N C H E S T E R . 6 room one and two bedroom ' agrees to protect, indemnify day per week. No wee­ experience. Eost Hart­ tact Scott Lewis to on 7o.m.-3p.m. and floors, eot-ln kitchen, WEST Hartford Colonial. 21 Epstein Realty. 647- and hold harmless the AAon- kends! Hours areflexl- 3p.m. to 11p.m. shifts noturol woodwork, Start your new year oft tractive and welt main­ 2 '/z bath U & R Ranch Victorian Colonial In 8895.0______apartments. Call 528- chester Herald, Its officers ford hours are two arrange for o confi­ tained 6 plus 5 room with a contemporary convenient location. 6522.______: ble If desired. Call The evenings and one for Indlvluols who core fire p la c e with g lo ss right In this lovely Tu­ VERNON. Spacious 2 and employees ogolnst any N e w Manchester dential Interview. REWARD D uplex In M anchester flair. 2 fireplaces, Large eat In kitchen weekend per month. tor the elderly. Excel­ screen, garage. dor located In a neigh­ bedroom "Rveland" M A N C H E S T E R . 6 room s, and all liability, loss or NOW HIRING! on Florence Street. Ex­ cedar closet, den, fam ­ with pontry. Beamed M a n o r. 646-0129. Manchester hours ore Capitol Garage For the return of an Austrian Lead Crys­ lent benefit pockoge. $131,000. C o ll 643-7139. borhood of comparlble Model Townhouse 2nd floor, 2 family. • expense. Including attor­ cellent rental Income, ily room, work shop, living room with pilar neys' fees, arising from one morning, one even­ 1520 W . M a in St. tal Pyramid, removed from my car, C o ll or ap p ly In person 80.m. to 9p.m.______homes. 8 rooms, 4 bed­ Condom lnum on 4 lev­ Quiet dead end street. ' FOR ENTRY-LEVEL POSITIONS separate utlltles, car­ new roof, attic fan and columns, open stair­ claims of unfair trade practi­ ing, one weekend per t o : South Windsor ANDOVER. Open house, rooms, I'/j baths, gar­ els. Completely op- $650 per month Includ­ W llllm a n t ic , C T 06226 parked near the Manchester Herald on peting, aluminum sid­ much more. This home case and boy window. ces, Infringement of trade­ month. Interested o o - Nursing Center 1060 Sunday, January 10,1- age, brick front with pllonced kitchen with ing heat and hot water. ■h elp WANTB) No experience necessary. Thursday, December 31,1987. ing. Callforfiguresand Is perfect tor your ac­ Formol dining room or marks, trade names or pat­ pllcants call Sheri at 423-4516 M a in Street, South 4pm. 13 Woodside vinyl siding, new gut­ breakfast bar, fire­ Security deposit re-, ents, violation of rights of ters and shutters, more details. Offered tive fa m ily . $229,900. den, porch and 2 car 721 -7393 Monday Excellent benefits with a W ind sor, CT. 289-7771. Lone. Charming star­ placed living room, a u lre d . 647-1592 otter privacy and infringement of PART- time experienced T h e s iz e Is about 2V»" square at the base at $174,900. Ja ck so n & Sentry Real Estate. 643- g a ra g e . $152,900. through Friday 9 to 4. EOE.______ter or Investment home newer storms and tiled entry, 1'A baths, 5pm. copyrlghf and proprietory P and L collector. Call TEXAS Oil Company Jackson Real Estate. 4060.D D.W.FIsh Realty. 643- [growing company. Please apply and 3" tall. This Crystal is very special to DIRECT Core staff tor 3 across from loke. 2 screens, newer roof, private yard. Bonus- rights, unfair competition 646-1700 ext. 339. FULL or part time pre- needs mature person 647-8400.O 1591 or 871-1400.P MANCHESTER. Stortthe Old libel and slander, wHch me and I would very much like to have It M.R. persons. Full or bedrooms, fireploce, furnace, hot water seller will pay 1st year MEDICAL Assistant. Tel­ school teacher wanted. for short trips sur­ heater, beautiful VINYL Sided Duplex. new year In stviel. may result from fhe publica­ Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. port time, shifts In $99,900, D ire ctio n s: I- PERSONALITY Plus! Newer Insulation, sld- I M M A C U p ^ E I U & R association fee for ephone, scheduling, KIndercare Manches­ rounding Manchester. returned. No Questions AakedI fenced In back yard Deluxe 2 bedroom tion of any adverfisment ki Hebron, Morlobo- 384 to Route 6, right on This fine home offers Ing, storms and constru/ted newer buyer! $126,900. bookkeeping, filing ter has an Immediate Contact customers. We Saturday 8 a.m. - 12 noon with many trees, Townhouse features the Manchester Herald by rough. Sendresumeto: 316, left on School- wonderful features In­ screens In this 5 plus 5 Contemporary Colon­ D.W.FIsh Realty. 643- advertiser. Including adver­ . and assist with Endos­ opening tor a teacher train. Write P.K. Dick­ Please call 649-3642 Anytimel shrubs and 10x5 stor­ V / i baths, wall to wall C.C.S.S.I., P.O . B ox /Loke, right on Wood- cluding beautiful new Duplex with 3 bed­ ial In area of new 1591 or 871-1400.O tisements In any free distri­ copic procedures. Ex­ of 3 & 5 year olds. erson, Pres., Southw­ age shed. Kitchen rem­ carpet, A/C, dis-, M AL TOOL 702, 112 M a in Street, side. Barnett, Bowman designer kitchen ca­ rooms each side, se­ homes. Wood and bution publications pub­ perience desired but Experience andor ECE estern Petroleum, Box odeled this year, has hwasher and private 961005, F o rt W orth, T X . P utnam , CT 06260. 8. Tibbies, Better binets, o lovely sun- parate systems plus 5 alu m inum sided, 3 bed­ lished by the Mondiester w ill train. Reply to Box background preferred. & new vinyl floor, tile, Buyer meets seller In basement with laundry '. Herald. Penny Sleffert. Homes and Gardens. porch, shiny hardwood year old heating sys­ rooms, 1'/z baths, 2 N Manchester Herald. Linda 646-7090. 76161. PART TIME WAREHOUSE ACCOUNTANT. Staff Ac- oak coblnets, stove, Classified ... and It's hookups. $750 per. Publisher. 633-3661 floors, plus carpet, o tem on 1 side. A must zone heat and garage. 16 Brolnord Place. ENGINEERING Co. countont needed In dishwasher, disposal cedar closet, 3 spa­ A sk in g $199,900. Strano happy meeting for both. month. Including heat' ^7 ^ /H o u r EXCELLENT 2 family see! $139,900. Strano anf hot water. 871-2844.! Manchester CT. 06040. growing business. De­ counter tops and stain­ cious bedrooms, 2’/z Real Estate. 647-7653. □ 643-2711. potential! Manchester. Real E state. 647-7653. d LOST CUSTOMER SERVICE MANAGER 273 Adams Street Looking for part time work to pay for school or to gree and 1-3 yeors ex­ less steel sink. Much baths, 0 workshop and MEDICAL office Clinical perience preferred. This 5 bedroom Colon­ M n n u N D Join our exciting management team. Looking for raise your standard of living? Hours are flexible. m ore ! $229,900. Strono 0 terrific yard tor the Assistant. Varied du­ Manchester, CT Responsibilities In­ ial Is currently used os CARR (MRS I ties. Full tim e position, Customer Service Managers with 1 year mini­ We will work with you to come up with a • Real Estate. 647-7653. □ family. Owners anx­ CARS CARS 0 single family home. m LOST. Gold ladles wrist reasonable schedule. We offer a clean, safe, work clude Involvement In ious! $188,250. Ja ckson in i FOR RALE FOR SALE FOR RALE benefits, available. mum experience. Must be an enthusiastic and To convert to o 2 B O L T O N . $204,900. Coun- FOR SALE w atch . In H ea rtlan d environment, competitive wages, paid vacation, cosh bookkeeping, & Jockson Real Estate. R e p ly to 872-0355 be- energetic person who can motivate and direct bonk reconciliation family, lust odd a k it­ try living, 4 bedroom shopping center. Re- tween 9 ond 5.______paid holidays and profit sharing. Come in and see 647-8400.O w a rd . C o ll 6CC-4696. others In a high volume customer service envi­ and collection. Com­ chen on the 2nd floor Garrison Colonial feat­ ronment. Experience must Include: Strong cus­ how a leading national electrical wholesale pany benefits ovallo- and start collecting uring 1st floor family VERNON. 4 bedroom Co­ FOUND. Highland Court of Proboto, District of tomer service background, customer and front Full Time... distributor operates. Please call for an interview. blei Please coll for rent. The hook ups ore room, fireplaced living lonial with pork like Market area. Brown Monchostor room, eat In kitchen yard In quiet ne ig h b o r­ NOT1C I OF HCAIIINa end problem solving, labor scheduling experi­ W. W. GRAINGER, INC. appointment, Mondoy- already In place. tipped, Siamese cot, C o rn e r lot zoned B-2. 2 and walk out base­ hood. 1 St floor fam ily JANUARY IS ACCORD MONTH white flea collar. 649- IN R E : ence, cashier recruitment and training, hand* on 185 Maxim Road, Hartford, CT 06114 * 525-3525 Frldov, 8:30am- E L Y SPARSER AND heating systems. Don't ment. Coll Bob Mar- room and laundry 777C after 6pm. management of check out operations. Competi­ EOE ______12:30pm. Prague Shoe ROANNE O. SPARSER Company, Admlnlstro- let this opportunity sholl. D ays 659-2205. room, plus finished re­ Pursuant to on order of Hon. tive wages and benefits Included. Direct resumes 8 tlve O ffice. 282-9074. pass by! Give us a coll evenings 569-1596. creation room wlthplc- William E. FitzGerald, to Inquire* to: Personnel Dept. David Carrooll Asso­ ture window overlook­ AT MANCHESTER HONDA... Judge, dated December 9, ADMINISTRATIVE A s ­ tor other Information! PERSONALS 19*7 a hearing w ill beheld on $139,900. R e alty W orld- ciates, 2852 Main ing patio. $189,900. sistant. Growing com­ Street, Glastonbury. D.W.FIsh Realty. 643- on application praying for a GREENFIELDS JOB pany seeking auollfled Benolt Frechette. 646- change af name as In said ap­ 7709. D______659-2205. 1591 or 871-1400.D RIDE Wanted. Oak and plication on file more fully 15 Hultenlus St. * Plainville, CT 06062 * 747-4533 person. Responsibili­ Norman Street to Main appears, at the Court of Pro­ OPPORTUNITIES ties Include: payroll, B R A N D new Raised and Woodland Street bate on January 19, 19SS at group Insuronce, ad­ Ranches located In o s ; between 8:30 and 9:00 10:15 A.M. ministration ot person­ beautiful oreo of North Make your New Year Happy a.m. Monday, Tues­ Mary Lou Taylor, at the nel records and office Coventry. 1900 square day, Thursdoy, Friday. 015-01 Clerk ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE supplies Inventory. feet of living area. 7 for your loved ones in this Return trip Monday 3 NEEDED (NOW) Company benefits rooms, 2’/3 baths In­ after 5p.m. Tuesday PRAGUE SHOE COMPANY iManri|FHtpr M rralft cluding a master both, TOWN OP MANCHRSTRR ovolloble. Please coll and Thursday after LSOAL NOTICS OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE Import experience helpful, but not for on appointment. fireplace, custom 3:30 p.m. Friday otter Join a growing company - Our manage­ necessary as we will train. 8:30om-12:30pm. raised birch cabinets, 4:30. Any or all. Call The second Installment of Prague. Shoe Com­ pull down attic stairs, Sue. 643^0669. taxes due on the Grand List ment office has several positions avail­ Salary based on experience, good STOCK # of October 1,19S6 Is due Jan­ pany, Administrative gorgeous atrium door able. Training provided. from dining room to VEAR uary 1,19*1. Failure to make benefits, uniforms provided, excel­ CIRCULATION AREA ADVISOR O ffice. 282-9074. Ma k e . H o n d a payment renders the tox de­ WANTED: Legal Secre­ deck, separote kitchen linquent on February 2 ,19SS. lent working conditions — HousbwIvb*, mothBr* with young children, m o d e l . ^c c o r 6 ~ W E O F F E R tory tor Coventry ot- re a r door, o il therm op- Employment Interest will be charged at student*. Earn extra money with your own pone windows, burled the rate of 1W% per month • Excellent starting wages based on For interview call Tom Dell, 8 am tlce, real estate from the due date, January 1. experience . part-time job. Bring your children with you background a plus, ex­ oil tank plus a treed S Education The minimum Interest to 4 pm, Monday thru Friday. perience preferred but acre lot with stone charge Is S2.00. • Paid Vacations • Fold Holidays and save on babysitting costs. 21 hour* per w o l Is . C o m p a re ! • Paid Personnel Days • Free Parking willing to train right In compliance with Section week, salary plus gas allowance. Supervise person. Please coll 742- $180's. Blanchard 8< 12-17b of the General Sta­ • Health and/or Life Insurance our carrier boys and girl*. If you Ilka kids, want 7377 tor on Rossetto, "We Guaran­ PART TIRE tutes, Motor Vehicle taxes MANOfSIERHONCA tee Our Houses" 646- due on the October 1, 19*6 • Pleasant office atmosphere a little Independence and your own Inoome, oppointment.______iaPWANTH) 2482.C GREAT FAMILY HOME Supplemental Grand List are Apply In person THE PROFESSIONALS call 647-9946 or 847-9947. MEDICAL Office Billing also due :n full on January 1, Clerk. Varied duties. MANCHESTER. 7 room, PART Time general ot- 19**. These faxes are delin­ Tuesdoy-Frlday, 8:30am-4pm 24 ADAMS STREET Spacious 7 room Cape In South Farms, nce worker tor Man­ quent on February 3,19** and MANCHESTER. CT 06040 Full time position. Typ­ 2 both, full dormered Manchester. 3 oversized bedrooms (Master subject to the same Interest. ing, moth, telephone Cope with many ex­ chester Real Estate Of­ PRAGUE SHOE COMPANY 19'x11V4’), large fireplaced family room, fice. Some typing and Sold taxes are payable at the 646-3520 skills necessary. Be­ tras. Bay window In bookkeeping expe- Office of the Collector of Re­ 200 Pitkin Street • East Hartford, CT NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED... nefits available. Reply living room, skylights walk-out basement. Private yard with rtenoe helpful. 646-4655. venue In the Municipal Build­ MANCHESTER AREA t o : 872-0546 between In upstairs bedrooms, inground pool. BY OWNER. ing - Monday through Friday 9-5.______large deck to private *;30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Pov- yard. Garage and 2 Dir.: Charter Oak-Highland St. to Gardner, to WAITRESSES Port and ment may be made by mall. NURSERY Henry St...... 261-315 O PE R A TO R S needed. ^ ^ ^ * *•' Condmonln^ ^ tun time. Apply within. outbuildings. Coll Sen­ Carriage, to Harvest, right to Sunny Brook. JOAN M. TROY Princeton...... 167-190 Start otter holidays. Luigi's Restaurant 706 Collector of Revenue SUPERVISOR Dov and evening shift. try fo r d e ta ils . $139,900. 643-2249 209 900 Hartford Road. Positions avsilable for Tanner ...... 124-168 Sentry Real Estate. 643- * , . 046-13 Wallasley ...... all Paid training. Coll 649- Manchester.CT. Individuals with PRIVATE PARTY 2133. 4060.D background In land­ Green Rd...... 204-330 scape arboriculture LBGAL NOTICB North Elm St...... 5-91 9 9 Q i and horticulture. Send TOWN OP ANDOVRR Merchandise Ads Woodbridge St...... 18-230 *2 resume to the Manchester •247,000 Jack J. Lappen 9 ** Aapeol* of the Town of Andover, Con­ Robert Baker UNIQUE RAISED RANCH necticut whl hold a public hearine in fh* Town Office Bulld- Charlea Drive...... all Realty Ine, Wednetdm, January 20,19SSat7:XP.M. tohearthefol- Compinlee Eaat Middle Tpke...... 166-208 Even New to market. Terrific, 8 lowine oppilcaf Ion otklne for relief from the Zoning Law* of Eaat Middle Tpke...... 209-239 Odd room home with 4 bed- the Town of Andover, Connecticut. 1700 Mountain Rd. rooms, 3 full baths. Cen­ West Suffleld, CT 06003 Perrett...... all tral air, central vacuum ease- AaOever Aetemattve, inc.. Rout* 6, Andover, Connec­ Strant St...... all ticut — Askine for a reapproval of localton approval or call Jim at 568-7371 ayatem, Intrualon alarm o* required by Connecticut Summit St...... 73-203 ayatam, 2 fireplacea, ateel Vernon State Sfotut** Tltte* 14, Section 54 ond 55. Summit St...... 63 only beam conatructlon, 2 car * We have a one bedroom condo for rent or for sale At this htoflne Intereeted perton* may appear and be heard Hunniford PI...... all garage with storage area 8 STUDY HALL Q Q t t and ahelves. A tme dream in Vernon. Rental *725. wilh option to buy, '650 ren­ and written communication received. Sold appeals are on Eaat Center St...... 25-209 Odd tal only includes beat and hot water. Sale price file ond may be seen In the Office of th* Town Clerk, Town houaai Call for appoint­ 646-3515 Office BulM no. MONITOR Parker...... 399-514 ment to see. •89,900. Doted at Andover, Connecticut * January, 19**. Minehettor Boird Lydall...... 1-47 * We also have two 2-bedrooma for rent at '900 (op­ IS January, 19**. t / t-f Woodbridge...... 293-470 Manchetler '250,000 tion to buy poaaible) which includes heat and hot wa­ ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS of Educitlon ★ Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days JUST LISTEDH ter. Sale prices are '116,900 and '127,900 (garage in­ ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT It seeking applicants This lovely, 8 room Colo­ cluded). DONALD AYRTON, Hlghwood Dr...... all CHAIRMAN for a study hall monitor Additional Lines 50(|: Per Line, Per Day Porter S t ...... 456-515 nial Is located In a nice, Manchester at Manchoetor High quiet area. It has 2 family gi7-*i ★ Classifications 71 thru 87 Wyllle St...... all rooms (one In lower level). * Mancheater Gardena ■ We have a nice two Bedroom 1988 HONDA School. Duties In­ Master bedroom ha* dres­ townhouae for aale. Cloae to ahopping, buses, LB«AL NOTICI Jeffarcon St...... all ACCORD LX TOWN OF ANDOVRR clude: Supervlaion of ★ Merchandise Under *250 sing room and separate churches, and schools. Reduced to '79,900. PUBLIC NBARINO* •tudyhells, In-echool Kenwood Dr...... all bath. All large room*. 2 car 4 Door, 5 Speed... Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 garage, thermal windows, East Hartford Th* Planning 6 ZoMn* Commission of Andover, Connec- •uepentlon room, cor­ ★ Ad must contain price! Union Place...... all alum, aided and 3 zone * Coming Soon • a lovely 2 bedroom colonial for NCMtWlllMcwt selll l iM Public Hearing* on Tuesdov, January 19,19** ridors, and before and heat. Let ut show you thle gt7:l*P,fii- In the lower leiw of the Town Office Building on Union St...... 133-264 •149,900. Breezeway, porch, garage, A Nice House! after school detention You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds itatsly home. M f M l^ n g petitlene We have several lovely Capes in Manchester and Glaston­ rooms with related Union St...... 13-91 • H B - prepeeed Pleed Prone Regulations, due to this low price... bury in the '200.0(X) range. If you're a buyer looking for a p fft- Prepeeed omendment te the Non-Conforming Regu- clerical attendance du­ Maytelr Gardens (No. Main) ...... 14-470 quality home, call ua for all the information. We will be MM*n*.Sectlea 4.1.30. ties. School days only, more than happy to show you any home in Multiple Listing MANOESItRHONCA Marble St...... all •1*6 Prepeeed Sectlen n . Special Permit / Special Excep- 7.2 hours dally, *5.66 or any property for sale. Whatever Jack Lappen Realty can Men of the Zoning Regulations. McCabe St...... all W* Gin Ittlp you btcom* 1 THE PROFESSIONALS hourly wage (*7,330 do to assist you in your purchase will be our pleasure. And, •g iO Proposed amendment to Section 7.6 of the subdivision Stock PI...... all "REALE" PRdFESSIOHALl 24 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER yearly). Some benefits No. Mein St...... 40CM77 Cill 648-4S25. ind itk lor Dm if you're selling, we'll be'glad to list your home! provided. Contact A t IM* hoprlng. Interested persons may appear and be heard D. F. REALE. INC. EXIT 62 OFF 1-84 ■nd written cemmunicotlens will be received. Information Peter Q. Boudo CALL CLASSIFIED Main St...... 1-174 Gall Jack J. Lappen Realty eei tgtning to Itieee prepeeals Is ovallobl* In th* office of th* Vice Principal Pine Hill...... all 257 East Center St.. Manchester, CT 06040 Just 8 Miles From Hartford fSSn aerk. Town Office Building. 175 6 4 6 - 3 5 1 5 Manchester High Grove St...... 1-47 6464525 643-4263 Ootod Pt Andover, Connecticut this *th and isth day of Jon- School 047-3521 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 NOW ! CALL NOW 643-2711 / 647-9946 lO i V y to - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Jan. 8, 1988

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Penn, the star of "Fast Times at Ridgemont High” Korea has changed since the war ended in 1953. State graduate who died of cancer in 1983. Bowser and Sean Penn nonviolent this time and "The Falcon and the Snowman,” was released The film by Academy Award-winning film maker Cosby grew up together in Philadelphia. M ALIBU, Calif. (AP) — Feisty Sean Penn, known for from jail in Los Angeles on Sept. 17 after serving more Arnold Shapiro tells the story of U.S. involvement in The university has appointed Cosby as its first running afoul of the law with his fists, made a than half a 60-day sentence for violating probation by the war. Shapiro said recently the time is right to take a distinguished presidential scholar and awarded him an non-violent citizen’s arrest of a man who allegedly punching a movie extra. look at the war because international attention is being honorary doctoral degree, although Cosby has never crashed a truck through the gate of the actor's estate, He had been on probation for fighting with a man he focused on South Korea as it plays host to the 1988 been to its campus. officers said. accused of trying to kiss Madonna' at a Los Angeles summer Olympics. Steven Stillbower, 32, of Anaheim was booked for nightclub in 1986. Sinatra returns to Australia investigation of trespassing and held on $500 bail Cosby donates $325,000 more Thursday, said sheriffs Deputy Bill Wehner. SYDNEY, Australia (AP) — Frank Sinatra (lew into Wehner said Stillbower drove his new truck through ‘Hot Lips’ In Korea for filming WILBERFORCE, Ohio (AP) — Comedian Bill Cosby Australia today, 14 years after he left the country in a a gate to Penn's estate, which the actor shares with his SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Loretta Swit, one of the has donated $325,000 more to Central State University huff vowing never to return. wife, pop star Madonna, and ran around the grounds. former stars of "M-A-S-H,” the television series about after giving $100,000 to the traditionally black school in Sinatra evaded reporters on arrival at Sydney No one was injured. medics in the Korean War, is here to film a early 1988. International Airport and reportedly Joined actor Under California law, deputies who came to Penn’s documentary marking the 35th anniversary of the end It is the largest single private gift the state-supported Marlon Brando on a luxury yacht. house to take a report on the incident could not make of the conflict. university has received in any one year. Central State The 72-year-old crooner is to perform a one-hour the arrest themselves because the charge was only a Swit and a film crew arrived this week fora visit with President Arthur E. Thomas said Wednesday. concert at the Sanctuary Cove Resort in Queensland misdemeanor and they had not witnessed the incident, U.S. troops stationed on the North Korean border and Cosby’s previous gift was used to establish a state, earning $1 million (or the show, said Sinatra’s Deputy Hal Graham said. to other American faciiities to take a iook at how South scholarship In memory of John Bowser, a 1958 Central manager, Eliot Weisman. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711

CARS .9IAPARTMENTS HOMES MISCELLANEOUS I MISCELLANEDUS APARTMENTS FDR SALE AUTDMDTIVE IFOR RENT »I for r en t FOR RENT FOR SALE CLYDE 8x16 Car hauler. Heavy SPECIAL PURCHASE MANCHESTER. QuolUv MANCHESTER. Quality VERNON Immaculote 3 T E E Shirt transfers. Ap­ duty, dual wheel with bedroom, 2 bath proximately 3000, also CLYDE brake set up available. PRE-OWNED 2 bedroom, heat, hot 1 bedroom, heat, hot 50 to 100k numerals and water and all applian­ water and all applian­ Ranch. Nice area. Feb­ CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. $900. 742-8758 Scott. ruary 1st. 223-3700. letters for shirts, caps, '87 CHEVY NOVAS, ces Included, air condi­ ces Included, air condi­ R O U T E 83, V E R N O N ENGINE. 300, from Mav­ tioning, aulet, on bus­ etc. Best otter. 649-3642 _ CAVALIERS tioned, quiet, on bus­ after 5:30pm.□ S3 Chavatia a dr. *4995 erick. Runs great. $200 line. Ideal for middle line. Ideal tor middle STORE AND S3 Pont. Bonne. 4 dr. *6995 or best otter. 643-2659. ^ a SPECTRUMS,.,.=t^ aged or senior citizen. oged or senior citizen. OFFICE SPACE SUPER Single waterbed $590 per month. 247- $550 per month. 347- I mattress. New. Still In B4 Old* Clara 4 dr. *7795 5030.______5030. box. $50. 455-9609. 84 Camaro Coupa *8495 NEW Building. Interior 84 Pontiac Tran* Am *10,795 Sell Your Car to suit occupant. 750 to 474 Main Street. 2ndf loor, M A N C H ES TE R . Cooks, 88 Chav. Aatro Van *10,195 3 rooms. Heated. No 1,000 square feet unit. SALE ENDS JANUARY 30, 1988 you'll love the cabinet ENDROLLS M Chtyy Caprlcs 4 dc. *8495 Suii^CI To ('••m Sj W- f ji h negrsirahan laha appliances. $480. Se­ Utilities and parking space In the kitchen I 1 Included. Peterman 27W width - 3S« 88 Nova 4 dr. wMM *6995 Stk 187614, S7636. 637 ft 638. All EninppcH With Aulomattc Tran$mi$$ionf. PoMet curity. No pets. 646- bedroom also features 18W width • 2 ter 2S8 4 Lines — 10 Days Sleeting b Powci Brahes. Ait Conrimoning. Rear Oefooger. AM /FM S ipiro Long 2426.______Building Company. M Camaro Z28 *13,995 Teim 60 Monih Financing Available Reniaindet O l Factofy Waftaniy walltowall carpet, A/C 649-9404.______MUST M ptefced up tl th« M Century 4 dr. *9995 50$ charge each addi- MANCHESTER. Availa­ and dishwasher. $555 Hurald OffiM Monday thru 86 Olds Dana Cpa. *12,995 ble Immediately. 1 bed- per month Including Thuraday baton 11 a.m. only. tlonairiine, per day. You ROOMMATES 87 Chav. CalabrKy 4 df. *10,995 can cancel at any time. 4-Door Sedans & Hatchback! roam. $465 per month. heat and hot water. 87 Cadi Eldorado *21,995 Convenient location. 871-2844______WANTED SORRY, 87 Spectrum 4 dr. *8495 PRICED $ O O Q R Security and referen­ MANCHESTER 1 bed­ NO REFUNDS OR ces required. No pets. 87 ChavstI* idr. *5495 FROM room aportment on ROOMMATE Wanted. ADJUSTMENTS Boyle Management. Female. Large living Automotive busline. Heat, applian­ - m 649-4800. ces, hot water and air room ond kitchen, 2 872 9 CALL HERALD MANCHESTER. Newer 6 conditioning Included. bedroom. Easy access room Duplex. U/z bath, $490.00 per month. Call to 1-84. Fountain Vil­ • 1 ICARS PONTIAC Phoenix 1982, CLASSIFIED kill basement. Excel­ 646-3624 offer 6 p.m. lage Apartments. $315 I ' I fDR SALE good transportation, 1 PI Vne CHEVROLET bj wmdso A.c 8/i9111 per month. 282-1985 flochyilloIVcrnon lent location. $650 per owner. $900 or best VbTUC buick, INC RochvilloIVcfnon 1 Bedroom apartment. LIndo.______643-2711 month plus utilities. Heat, hot water, stove, otter. 429-7494. FEMALE-26 seeks room­ SUZUKI Samurai Special Security. Available Fe- refrigerator, carpeting Edition 1987. Kelley burary 1st. 646-7693 or on busline. Older per­ mate to share Beacon HIM Condominium. 7 Blue Book warranty 649-2074.______son preferred. No pets. and Master Shield Rust C O V E N TR Y . New spa­ $450 plus security. 643- minutes to Hartford. Protection. Take over Scranton Chrysler Plymouth 6802 or 649-6205. $350 Includes heat and cious 2 bedroom T own- hot water. 526-7023 af­ poyments. 643-9452. house, country setting, 4 room, 3rd floor apart­ ter 5:30pm. close to 1-84 and ment. $425 plus utili­ OLDS Sedan 1939. Orlgl- Dealer Demonstrator UCONN. $750 per ties. 2 month security nol 6 cylinder hothead, Chrysler month. Security and and references. 643- 60,000 original miles, lease. 633-6543 or 633- 6927 after 4:30. Merchandise runs good, recent Ptymoutt' 7667.______paint, chrome, uphols­ RECENTLY Remodeled 2 tery. A clean car. $5000. 8i 3 bedroom apart­ CONDOMINIUMS 742-8758 Scott. ments with large sunny Clearance Sale FURNITURE windows, hardwood FOR RENT SUBARU 1978 GF. 4 door floors and lots of char­ Sedan. 5 spped. New MANCHESTER. 1 bed­ D O U B LE size Futon with tire and exhaust. En­ 7.7% or *770"® Allowance 7.7% of >770” Allowance acter. No pets. Heat not 2 bolsters and floral Included. $5TO and $650 room Condominium gine in good condition. respectively. 228-4735 available Feburary 1st. covers. Call Jim at Excellent gos mlleoge. 1988 Chrysler New Yorker 1988 Chrysler LeBaron Coupe or 228-0036.______Spiral staircase, la- 649-1996 after 6pm. $150. Needs some work. $600 cuzzl, skylights, stor­ TRADITIONAL Blue negotiable Call An­ Turbo Polo Edition R O C K VILLE. Beautiful 4 age. Call after 4pm. drew Y . 643-2711 days. bedroom, new wall to floral S4" sofa $200with 646-4S66.______matching chair $75 as 649-9276 mornings 7-8 50/50 Laaathar Reclining Polo Edition Simulated wall carpeting, heating Marfcat Valua *21,020 Market Valus *19,736 SPACIOUS 1 bedroom set. 646-3025. evenings 5-8. Power Seats, AM/FM Convertible Roof. system and remodel­ Caasetta, Power Win­ Scranton Diacount 3,142 Scranton Diacount 2,976 ing. $700 per month plus Condominium unit. All Laathar, P/Saatg. P/WIn- dows, Locks a Mirrors, dows. Compact Disc, appliances, pool, con­ ITV/8TERE0/ Factory Allowanc* 770 utilities. Call for details PS, PB, Automatic AC, Factory Allowance 770 AM/FM Caaaatte, Luxury venient to bus. $505 plus Leather Wrap Steering 10am-8pm. 644-5273. lAPPLIANCES TAKE A LOOK Equip. Pkg.. Light Pkg. utilities. Keith Real Wheal. Much, much MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ Estate. 646-4126. >17,108 Much, much morel >15,991 SP EED Queen gas dryer. 84 Olds Delta moral room, heat, hot water MANCHESTER. Oak In excellent condition. 1 Or.. V4 loadad *7495 and appliances. $560. Grove Farms. Brand $150. 643-2508. 1987 Sundance Sedan 1988 Reliant LE Sedan 1988 LeBaron GTS References, lease and new 1 and 2 bedroom, 86 Toyota Creasida security. No pets. 647- A/C, wall to wall, all aia Wg. Lotdad *1 1 ,4 0 0 Practical Dapandablllty Amarica'a Value Car 7.7% or *770 Allowance 9876 evenings. appliances, full base- FUa OIL/COAL/ FIREWOOD 84 Chav Caprice 47 standard options begin the Price reduced *1357"" from 1967 Grand Touring Performance Sedan, ment,aarage. Pooland Wgn.. Loadad. Saiga *6495 tennis. $650 and up. list. Popular Equip. Pkg., model. Popular Equip. Pkg., 2.2L, 147 HP Turbo. Sport 267-eeoi. 82 Buick Century Auto Trans., AC. Power Auto Trana, 2.5L EFI, AC. Suapenalon, Custom Rocker MIdg., FIREWOOD SALE 2 Or., a. AT. as. AC •4295 Door Locks Much morel Luxury Equip. Pkg., Much Moral ■49 per cord. 8 fl. length*, 83 RX7 HOMES green, delivered. 4 cord aa«ar. tIK *6495 SAVE @ *9447 SAVE @ FOR RENT minimum. MC/VISA *8754 SAVE @ *13,265 Northern Firewood S3 Olda Cutlass MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ Clatg 4 Dr. Snxigham Distributors AT. as. AC * 6 3 0 0 are in the room, V /i bath Colon­ 630-0059 1988 Chrysler New Yorker 1988 Chrysler LeBaron ial. Excellent condi­ 87 Marc Cougar Premium Edition Convertible Manchester tion. $850 plus utlltles. Had. Loadad $AVE Available Imme- SEASONED FIREWOOD 82 Olda Cutlass ••Polo Edition" Herald dlotely. 683-1659. Cut - Split - Dellvwred Suprama. 4 Dr.. 4aK *5295 UNION, Connecticut. YOU LOAD AT SITE Truck 83 Cougar LS All New Complataly Radealgrtad everyday. Fully furnished year B O B Hand ClearlMg t 4«.v* *5295 round waterfront home DOCD BHrawood 87 Sable ‘OS' The Luxury Car that gixaa you on Lake Mashapaug 4 0c . Loadad *13,399 487-0515 or 42941229 imart for rent. Ideal fPr pro­ 85 Line Mark LSC what you want — Eaarythjng! fessional or retired whaa. Lo wL. an *14,400 SAVE @*19,939 Ihoppers couple. References, lease, lost month rent 19 J RECREATIONAL 87 Line. Continental LowMUaa SAVE and security required. ^ I eq u ipm en t 1988 Sundance RS 1988 Sundance Shop the No pets. $750 per month 85 NItaan Stanza _____ 4 0. *5995 Coupa plus utlltles. John Kay V.S.A. Exercise mochine Sedan Classifieds. Real Estate. (413)245- with weights and bar­ 80 Toyota Corolla 7510. 4 dr.. AiAo. as. t V A n c SAVE *1599°° bells. $65.00 or best Ak.AMIVM ' / 4 8 5 SAVE *1999*° MANCHESTER Porter offer. Regulation pool 2.5 EFI Engine. Auto Trant. 88 Marc Lynx This car hat every poasibis Manchester Street. 6 room Colon­ table. $200.00. 643-7096. Full Gauges and 125 mph 4 Dr.. AlAg a s a A 4 0 C Factory Inttallad Option. 2.5L ial. 3 bedroom, 2 car AC.AMiaM *4195 Instrumentation. Popular Herald garage. No pets. Secur­ EFI Engine, Auto Trant, 1988 Sundance RS Equip. Pkg. AC, ity and references. MUSICAL Two Tone Paint and Much more. 643-2711 $1200.00 per month plus ITEMS MORIARTY Much, much moral Sedan 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p t : utilities. Call RE/MAX East, Rosalie Z. Bru- PIANO. Freel Older up­ nettl 647-1419. After 6 right, Schmidt & BROTHERS p.m. 643-7014. Schultz. Coll 643-0333. 301 Csirtar Strutt THIS WEEKS DEMO SPECIAL MtiiclMsttr, CT CARS I CARS ■cars FOR SALE FOR SALE FDR SALE 643-5135 1987 LeBaron Coupe Financing

Sunroof. Laathar Ssata. Power Seat*. Windows. Looks and Mirrors, Turbo Englna, Auto Trans, Auto AC, Market Valua *18,703 SPECIAL OFFER... ENDS 1-31-88 AM/FM Caaaatts, Tw o Tone Scranton DIaoount Paint Much moral 3,056 Factory Allowanoa 770

TOYOTA QUALITY Your Prica *14,877 WHO COULD ASK FOR ANYTHING MORE! OUR '88s MEAN BUSINESS! 1988 TOYOTA AUTO, PANEL VAN $ 2 2 9 * 7 t MONTH - Plua Taa 4 Hag.

ta n a kito:a»«»a on «a wo. rtmiiU n a iM i. 74000 iiiaw.iar»ao»naaYi«»nl. lofunMMa oaoumy Ooaooa ol SMaoo, lout aoal o( laaaa a parmaM i ao wa 435 WEST CENTER STREET MANCHESTER r LEASING 646-0128