84 - MANCHESTER HERAI.D. Wednesday. March 28, 1984 Prime Seabrook owner supports cancellation of Unit 2 Public Service's announcement The relative weight of Public reactor is completed. But at least MANCHESTER. N.H. (DPI) - voted to .cancel but they are plaintiffs seek an undetermined Tuesday followed several weeks ot Service's ownership is expected to two efforts by a minority of owners Theresa’s s/eep Coventry gets The prime owner and strongest scheduled to meet again Friday in amount of damages. increasing pressure to cancel Defense beginning case affect other owners who have to cancel the unit outright have supporter of the Seabrook 11 Manchester. The support of 80 percent of the Seabrook II and to concentrate Seabrook owners is required to oppose)' or abstained from cancel­ been halted as Public Service and nuclear plant has reversed its It was also learned Tuesday that utility regulators tried to deter­ resources on the first reactor. In Lorbler murder trial a heart breaker] sewer funding position, making cancellation of a class action lawsuit 'has been cancel the unit. As the largest lation votes. owner. Public Service holds the Half of the 16 utility-owners had mine who would pay for a can­ the unit almost a certainty. filed against Public Service by celled unit. The pressure has .. page 11 ... page 9 Public Service Co. of New stockholders who claim the com­ controlling share and has been previously called for cancellation since March 1 when utilrty ... page 3 able to thwart recent attempts by — some under intense pressure The first unit is rated at 73 Hampshire, which owns 35 percent pany withheld information about percent complete while the second announced the of the controversial $9 billion delayed completion dates and other owners seeking to scrap from utility regulators in other could reach $9 billion to $lo.i Seabrook II. New England states to get out of - unit is rated at 23 percent. Public two-unit plant, announced Tues­ increasing cost estimates. Service has set a July 1986 day it would back cancellation of “ They feared accurate informa­ With Public Service's new posi­ Unit 2. **'That estimate is up 9 times from tion. at least 79.2 percent of the The owners previously voted to completion date for Unit 1 and a the second reactor. The 16 joint tion would risk a drop in stock 1990 completion date for Unit 2. the original cost a decade ago. Seabrook owners have not yet prices." the suit charges. The ownership supports cancellation. postpone Seabrook II until the first

Snow and sleet Manchester, Conn. continuing tonight Thursday, March 29, 1984 REAI ESTATE eaturing: — See page 2 Single copy: 254 Winter returns, THIS W EEK shuts schools, 2 cuts electricity

By United Press International Bernard Moncrief of the Westport barracks. 9 A snow storm packing gale-force Connecticut Department of winds today returned winter to Transportation officials said Connecticut, knocking down power crews worked through the night lines, disrupting electrical power Wednesday and would be out all to more than 50,000 customers and day today. triggering coastal flooding. Ray St. Louis of the DOT storm The National Weather Service center in Wethersfield said no predicted the weather system roads were closed because of the would dump up to 10 inches of snow- storm and most we.-e in fairly good FOR THE LARGER FAMILY before the storm ended tonight. condition for the morning commu­ NUNCHESTCR $11$,900 Spread out and enjoy every square foot of this The storm is from the same system ter rush. Have you considered the roominess and low coat of a that triggered tornadoes in the The Mount Washington Observa­ double home? Beautiful 1 year old Duplex with 3 bed­ nine room Coioniai. Five bedrooms makes Carolinas. tory, atop the 6,288-foot New rooms. country kitchen, gasd utilities and maintenance The weather service issued a Hampshire summit, recorded free aluminum exterior. An excellent opportunity for in­ privacy easy to come by, whiie the large living winter storm warning and alerted vestment. Call for details 643-4060 gusts of 115 mph, with winds room with fireplace, family room, kitchen and shoreline communities of possible averaging close to 85 mph. The coastal flooding during periods of observatory clocked the world’s dining room«Lare perfect for family gatherings. high tide. highest wind gust of 231 mph in The flooding along the Long April 1934. NEW LISTING Outside, enjoy the landscaped yard. This home Island Sound coastline prompted Strong winds blew three win- Older two story home new to the mar­ also has a one car garage and is aluminum sided. evacuations in Fairfield County, dows'out of a five-story building in ket. Upstairs there are three bedrooms, with police in Milford and Strat­ downtown Springfield, Mass., An extremely good opportunity for a lovely home ford closing several streets and causing police to close part of the and downstairs has a good-sized some exits off the Connecticut . kitchen and living room with hardwood street for about one hour, police ANDOVER $227,000 for the larger family at a modest price for what it Turnpike when high tide produced said. floors. A den or sewing room is also SUPREME ELEGANCE at Its besti Magrplicent 9 room flooding. Deluxe Ranch featuring 4 bedroornsrOliar garage and has to offer. Call today. $99,000. located on the first floor. Call for com­ year round glass enclosed pool. Exquisitely decorate, The storm also packed northeast plete details. $64,900. this home is located on 5* acres with horsebarn 6 hay-' winds of 30 to 40 mph with gusts to lolt. Many, many extras. Call lor an appointment. Herald photo by Tarquinio SO mph and tides well above We can help you become a 643-4060 M normal in Bridgeport and New Winds high, "REALE" PROFESSIONAL! London. Flood warnings were Call 046-4525. and ask lor Oan. posted for the Bridgeport area. D. F. REALE, IN C .,,, ‘'-^‘Spooky," a Great Horned Owl, made a visit to Dick Lucius, a master falconer from Massachusets and [B Forecasters predicted 5 to 8 wires down D.F. REALE, INC. PHEE Real Estate 646-4525 Manchester High School Wednesday as part of a special the man she thinks is her father. inches of snow.would accumulate Real Estate ______MARKET in interior sections of Connecticut Gale-tforce winds and several I7S Main St., Wemkeiter, Cl. program — for teachers, not for students. Holding her is REAL. ESTATE SERVICES evaluatio n 646-4525 • 175 Main Street, Manchester and 6 to 10 inches in the state's inches of wet, heavy spow that 223 East Canter St., Manchester 6-tT 1666 to R k iiigk ImH Northwest Hills. By this morning, began falling W ednes^y night several ski areas had reported kept power company crews busy accumulations of up to 8 inches. this morning and gave area A ^ /r Teacher workshop's for the birds Temperatures were forecast to students an unexpected day of Redwood Farms peak in the 30s during the after­ leisure. noon with readings tonight 30 to 35. Public and parochial schools in those gathered in Room 131 at MHS "She either thinks she’s a person Northeast Utilities spokesperon Manchester. Andover, Bolton and By Soroh E. Holl or thinks I'm an owl,” he quipped. Jackie Harris raised to 52,000 the Coventry were closed for the day. T r r i Harold Reporter were there to learn about birds of prey, and they were avid students. Hooting didn't come naturally to number of NU electric customers Roads in the area were cleared Spooky — she had to be taught with without power at 10 a.m. by early morning and warming Next to lab sUtions and gas jets r,- i , the tape-recorded sounds of her The hardest hit areas were in the temperatures turned much of the and a shelf-full of half-disected M ASTER FALCO N E R Dick Lu- wild sisters. Her repertoire is shoreline communities, with 7,890 snow to slush by mid-moming. frogs, eight students sat listening of Springfield, Mass., h^rst extensive: She can cry like a baby Northeast Utilities customers State police at the Colchester to their teacher talk. briefed them on should-nots. Fal- and bark like a dog. without power from from New barracks reported some snow- Not such an unusual scene. But w n i7 — the sport of hunting with “ I'm convinced that many ghost London to New Haven and another related accidents in Bolton and FOUR BEDROOMS!! ■ in this case, the “ students” were illegal in Connecticut, Family Room and garage In this Aluminum Sided stories got started because of the 15,00fTin Fairfield County, Ms. Manchester, but said no details all Manchester High School .k . . u • ■ t i . sounds great horned owls make,” Harris said. were available. Cape. Nice areall teachers — and what looked like a . . .®prairie falcon at $63,900. Lucius said. Ms. Harris said a combination of “We're very busy,” said a mounted specimen on a table was }*!f ® Though powerful — their talons heavy snow and heavy winds spokesman. , >> actually a live prairie falcon. u ^**°“ *^ Sioux can crunch a skunk or cat — the caused the outages. She said there Coventry police reported no A golden eagle, a red-tailed looked harmless as she sat very owls have a mortality rate of 80 was no timetable for restoration'of accidents due to the snow and ‘Bolton hawk? and a great horned owl still, on her perch, Lucius said that percent when young. Some just power. Manchester police reported only "At the Center." 2,400 square feet of would soon emerge from the the species can swoop down on its living area with this lovely 7 room, never learn how to hunt well A spokesman for United Illumi­ one. That accident, which oc­ wooden boxes near the door. Still P*'®y s p e ^ s of up to IM mph enough, according to Lucius. Other nating in New Haven said 2,000 curred on Keeney Street, involved TOM CANTONE Enjoy a breathtaking view of the Connec­ later, one teacher would don a forming a fist to knock the victim Want to get things going! Call Tom Cantona. well-maintained Colonial home. 3 birds catch a lethal strain of herpes customers in the Greater New no injuries, police said. No other For 20 years people have depended on Tom to get things bedrooms, spacious country ticut countryside from the patio of this headdress and war-dance about . , , . , from eating certain pigeons, he Haven and Bridgeport were with­ details were available, police said. going fast. charming aluminum sided 4 bedroom Colo­ the room Pfossure alone could kill Tom Cantone's Exxon Station across from Bonanza on kitchen, panelled den, living room said. out power but all but 500 had their Despite the generally good road nial. Features include fireplaced family Some kind of weird ceremony? f*}f f?®' f ® power restored in a few hours. conditions, traffic was hampered West Middle Turnpike was the place to go for fast, dependable with fireplace, glass sliders to sun Not officially. The event is “ built-in baffle system in Us nose, service. ALL GREAT HORNED OWLS The gale-force winds also sent in some areas by trees and limbs room, large fireplaced living room, 2 car gar­ known among educators as an Cartilage inside its nostrils blocks Tom has changed qgreers and is ready to give you the deck, in-ground pool, lovely land­ age, 1 'A baths and large treed tot. Priced to OVER TWO ACRES IN MANGHESTERfI are color-blind and have no sense waves from Niantic Bay in Long knocked down by gusting winds. same dependable, fast service in real estate. scaped yard. $125,000. Eight Room, Energy Efficient Coniemporary “in-service,” something teachers ‘ k . of smell, though their eyesight and Island Sound sweeping over Route The wind-related problems kept To get your house sold fast and at the best price, call Tom sell at $112,000. across town were treated to after Buthe didn t have to worry ab w t Sunken living room, two full baths, two car at­ hearing are keen. And no, those 156 in Niantic, authorities said. Park Department crews busy most at 646*4040 school was dism issed early Sioux taking a swoop in the MHS tached garage. A "MUST" for you to seell tufts aren't ears, but feathers used Officials had prepared evacua­ of the morning removing the- $129,900. Wednesday. classroom Wednesday. She wore a to convey mood and aid in tion plans for the Groton-Long debris, a department spokeswo­ Zinsser Aoency Of course, some opted to study $100, blue-tufted, lizard-skin camouflage. Point area, an affluent section of man said. ED GORMAN „ 750 Main UP * _ STRANO REAL ESTATE far different topics, such as "hood to cover her eyes and keep Manchester At least owls have a better town. The strong winds also blew a “ We’ve had an awful lot of calls Associates Uiants U&R REALTY CO. ^ 1S6 East Center Street storytelling or sports medicine or f'®*' high-strung temperament (Bg m reputation than another bird Lu­ large highway sign off the Gold for limbs,” she said. One limb 604 MIDDLE Tl'RNPIKE EA.ST 643-2692 the history of the Cheney mills. But under wraps. cius showed. The red-tailed hawk Star Bridge overthe Thames River 646-1511 '' Donning long suede gloves, A PRAIRIE FALCON knocked down wires on Lydall 646-4040 Robert D. Murdock, RoaNor Lucius said, “ I'll take her hood off has a bad reputation as a chicken connecting New . London and Street. 647-7653 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • so you can see what a lovely . . . hood covers her eyes thief, he said, when other birds are Groton. The Park Department dis­ 2 disposition-she has.”i. to blame. In England, they’re In addition to the strong winds patched f9 o f its 21 crew members I F 1 S I Q 6 I O Q S y He was answered with a squawk looking five times her 3-pound called buzzards. and power outages, thousands of to clean up the debris throughout and some wild wing-flapping, weight — strained to get loose, Like all the birds he displayed, school children around the state town, the spokeswoman said. 20 pages, 2 sections though leather straps still bound flapping so fiercely she turned into the red-tail was a female — and got an unexpected day off and A Northeast Utilities spokeswo­ SELLING? D.W. FISH REALTY CO. the bird's legs. If put in a box, Sioux a brown blur. considerably larger that the male scores of events were postponed or man said numerous poweroutages OF / hOMEs/ ^ ^ ...... ’2 “ would kill herself,” he said. Teachers couldn't help but gasp of her species. “They don't go canceled. were reported as a result of the much for affection,” he said, Bradley International Airport in WE NEED YOU! 243 Mam SI. Manchesier Vernon Circle, Vernon ...... 7n In the field, “ the only reason — in unison, no less. When they and storm, but said no details of their Spooky had settled dow.n, Lucius gingerly rubbing her white chest- Windsor Locks was shut down for causes were available. We have more buyers than homes! If 643-1591 872-9153 Classified...... I...... ! ti-19 these birds come back to you is for Comics...... !!!. !!!.!!. . . .8 food,” he added. "There's no'I like explained that the owl she thinks feathers. 30 minutes during the morning to “ We have them all over the 9 you’ve considered selling over the Entertainment...... 12 you. I ’m going to come back to he's her father. Unlike the falcon, hawks are give crews time to clear the main place," she said. last several years but were hesitant Lottery...... 2 vou Baby owls are born blue-eyed messy killers, he said. They push runway. Power failures were reported at because of market conditions... Call Obituaries...... 10 ^ and blind, he said. Eventually, their talons into their prey to kill State police troopers reported North Road and West Street in the professionals at 646-2482 pSooitaik MOVING ON, Lucius said he had their eyes turn yellow and become them, shifting their feet to find a numerous accidents Wednesday Bolton, and Olcott, Woodbridge EAST CENTER STREET Sports...... ii-17 his "daughter” in one of the cases functional. Lucius adopted Spooky vital spot. Some rabbits die of night and early today because of and Fern streets in Manchester, Large spacious rooms abound in this wail maint­ 'WE'RE SELUNG HOUSES!” Television...... 8 on the floor. when she was still blue-eyed, so he heart attacks before they would die slippery road conditions. she said. It was not known how ained home on one of Manchester's nicest Weather...... 2 As he drew her out of the box, was the first animal she had ever "W e’ve had numerous cars many customers were affected, streets. Private rear yard. 60's. ••••••••••••# ••••••••• "Spooky” — a great horned owl Please turn to page 10 going off the road,” said Trooper she said. f k //-■ A Mondale-Hart feud heats up in New York City debate

By Laurence McQuillan himself above the fray — an cial being run by the Hart “ All my life I ’ve fought for in the Third World ^ d expect to sharp exchange on arms control in f| United Press International unusual role for a long-shot chal­ campaign, which shows a fuse peace. All my life I'v e been solve that problenn,”^ a r t said. which Mondale said it took Hart 11 lenger in presidential politics. At burning as an announcer links opposed to any kind of use of Mondale has raises questions months to endorse the nuclear Walter Mondale and Gary Hart one point,'^lie drew sustained Mondale's delay in opposing the American force that isn’t totally about the depth of Hart's commit­ freeze movement and since then JUST USTED NEW COLONIAL 70*1 C h a r a c t e r One of a Kind^ are accusing each other of lying — applause by intenipting his rivals Vietnam War' to President Rea­ justified and sensible,” he said. tment to civil rights and arms "he has taken seven basic incon­ Full dormered cape in the Waddell School dis­ 6 rooms, VA baths, fireplace, full basement with the former vice president to explain they were disagreeing so gan's policies in Central America. Hart interrupted, telling his control, suggesting that the Colo­ sistent positions.” Hart disagreed. trict. Immediate occupancyl See it today. 60's. and morel Exceptional value. Will go CHFAI Manchester 75,900 Manchester ne 900 complaining about ads implying he much because “ their policies are "No one has opposed Reagan opponent: “ I would answer by rado senator had a record of Again Jackson said he didn't see Abundant in this 3 bedroom English Tudor Custom built Executive Split level home is "trying to kill kids” and Hart so similar.” policies more than I have, and he's asking you a question. Why have jumping on a bandwagon rather much difference in Hart and style home. Formal dining room with bay saying his civil right record has The one-hour debate, sponsored running an ad saying I support you questioned my committment than actually steering it. Mondale, and both argued over BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. located on level lot in fine area. Outstand­ by CBS, came as the three window, large fireplaced living room, been impugned. Reagan and a lot of kids are going to arms control and civil rights, Again breaking the tension. "how to get a bigger bang for the REALTORS . ing layout includes 3 or 4 bedrooms, fam­ In their most heated confronta­ Democrats are focusing on next to get killed down there,” Mondale when you know that I have just as Jackson cut in to say: "Tomorrow buck,” since both advocate in­ 189 WEST CENTER STREET baths, full basement, walk-up attic. ily room, recreation room, 2 fireplaces tion of the campaign. Mondale and Tuesday’s New York primary — said in an angry voice. much committment to both of the issue will be this rat-a-tat-tat.” creases in the defense budget. (Corner of McKee) i >1 r Newer roof and furnace. Appliances in­ 2'A baths, central air, 2 car garage, isso Hart taunted each other in an which will chose 252 delegates to “ Why do you run those ads that those as you do. He told an audience pf about 400 at ' 'The point is the direction we are 646-2482 cluded. sq. ft. in excellent condition. exchange Wednesday night during the national convention. suggest I'm out trying to kill kids, "The ads demonstrate a point, Columbia UniversityHhat "these going,” Jackson said. “ Mine is a a nationally televised debate. During the debate. Mondale took when you know better,” Mondale this country cannot deploy young men are basically Recent.” peace policy — trade, agriculture, Jesse Jackson frequently found umbrage at a television commer­ said turning to Hart. Americans to every troubled spot There was an earlier and equally technology, not more weapons.”

/ . ♦ t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, March 29. 1984 Hitler's star-crossed yacht up for sale M X.NC IlE s ri-.U HKKALU, Thursday, .vlarch 29, 1984 - 3 . . n .iBy his own recollection, the yacht has 21 years with MHA faced the same threat of destruction. almost obsessive / al simply to restore sunk "a t least 10 times.” In Bv Richard March Initially seized by the United States as United Press International the yacht to its previous condition. 1982, four months before the Ostwind "I'm not pro-Nazi I was trying to be a war prize, it had been owned for 16 museum was set to open, a storm years by a former U.S. Navy com­ Dinner fetes Mastrangelo LEBANON, N.H. — After sinking objective, unbiased and tell the story of ripped through the Jacksonville area the boat," he says. "1 guess I ’ve gone a mander, but then passed through a and the Ostwind sunk, destroying 11 $178,000 and 13 years of his life into the Piis(Ml Mastrangelo, retired after 21 years as a state and federal HUD officials for making that little far.” series of owners. restoration of Adolf Hitler's yacht, years of work. membi'i of the Manchester Housing Authority, won growth possible. He traveled twice to Germany to In 1971, Glass read that Ostwind was Horace Glass is ready to sell the praise from his colleagues and praised them in turn at When he started, he said, there were 100 units of research the yacht’s history. He wrote a navigation hazard and would be "That wiped me out,” unseaworthy yawl for $150,000. a testimonial dinner in his.honor Wednesday night. housing for the elderly, a director, one office worker, hundreds of letters. For a while his dynamited. Someone else was thinking He had it towed to another site. F ive Since 1971, he has sold three homes, Mastrangelo, 81. who. served for 11 years as and one maintenance man. family lived on the 85-foot yacht. He of bulldozing the yacht onto shore and months later, vandals his advertising business and bis chairman of the authority, was given fofm al tributes Now there are 356 apartments, but the work is not watched his five daughters grow up. He converting it Into a restaurant, Ostwind, dislocated lu pumpsandsunk antique camera collection to finance by Mary Ellen Linck, the state’s commissioner on done. suffered a heart attack. "M y stomach did a slow roll,” recalls his dream of converting the yacht it. aging, and Julia H. Tashjian, secretary of the state. “ There is stilt plenty to be done in Manchester.” he Now, Glass sits in his rented house in Glass. Ostwind into a museum. A few months later Glass decided to He was also presented with a congratulatory said. the rolling hills of New Hampshire's Ostwind’s sleek Honduran maho­ It once sailed as a plush symbol of the sell the Ostwind. He placed ads in a few resolution passed by the General Assembly, He cited plans for housing for the elderly on North upper Connecticut R iver valley and gany hull was submerged and rotting Third Reich's infamous glory. Hitler newspapers around the country, hop­ Mrs. Linck called Mastrangelo ” a very, very Elm Street. ” lf we, ^ 1 should say they — can get hopes -to find a new owner for the off Flagler Beach on Florida’s east and his mistress, Eva Braun, relaxed coast when Glass first saw it. He dove ing to attract a buyer who could special older American.” ” We salute his talents and some money, the work can be done," in its elegant staterooms. Field Mar­ Ostwind, which is moored 1,100 miles to and examined the yacht underwater. continue the restoration work. his skill,” she said. "And. apparently by way of advise toward getting shal Hermann Goering strolled on its the south at a dock near Jacksonville, He paid $5,000 for it. Mrs. Tashjian said he has had an accomplished that money,” he said. Burma leak decks. Dr. Joseph Goeb- Fla. " r v e had some nut cases call,” says Now, Ostwind stands uncovered and career in the housing profession and has set lofty "The wheel that squeak^ gets the grease. ” bels, known for his wide range of erotic " r v e reached a point where if I don’t Glass. "People who are horrified about has to be moved to make way for a dock standards for others. "W e all love you, Pat.” .she said. Mastrangelo was presented with a watch and a activities, enjoyed its privacy. do something, it will be destroyed," the idea of glorifying Hitler or people renovation. "E verybody in Manchester owes you a debt of monetary gift from the guests. Glass wanted the yacht to accurately says Glass, 49, a native Floridian who He dismisses the notion that the who want to glorify Hitler. 1 have « i e gratitude. depict this period. While other relics of moved to New Hampshire about a year yacht is star-crossed, or cursed or a buyer who looks good.” Mastrangelo’s son, Gene, a retired Air Force the Third Reich have been carted ago. " I didn’t do all this to say it would so-called “ Jonah ship.” But, somehow, If no one buys the yacht. Glass will go officer, said that as a boy he learned aiset of ethics 35-FOOT YACHT OSTWIND around in trailers plastered with be destroyed 13’years later.” to Florida to move the Ostwind. When Glass purchased the yacht, it the yacht has resist^ his efforts. from his father^ as they walked Eldridge, School, . .. restored and up for sale swastikas, Glass worked with an Maple, and Oak' streets on Mastrangelo’s political rounds in behalf of the Democratic Party. He said that BLUE SHUTTER PLAY in his career he carried those ethics to Washington, D.C.. a place he said is in need of ethics. and Weather The master of ceremonies, Richard Schwolsky. who Peopletalk for years has been the only Republican on the LEARN SCHOOL Today’s forecasts authority, said, “ I do not feel alone tonight,” as he Educating the academy Q j y o o C O introduced guests at the head table and other for Pregnant Kinski ‘Just fine’ dignitaries. Connecticut, Massachusetts and c>* Pregnant actress Nastassja Kinski is "just Dustin Hoffman and Michael Caine shared Rhode Island: Winter storm warn­ He said he has known Mastrangelo for 15 years and 3 - 5 yr. olds fine” after a two-day checkup in a Rome clinic, Oscars for best actor at the British Academy of ing for today and tonight, marine O ® ^ c> HeraM photo by Pinto "he has become anexlremely good friend of mine.”. "I Egyptian-born director Ibrahim Moussa said Film and Television Arts ceremony. storm warning along the coast. P o & ^ »o o know of no man who could be more dedicated. Julia H. Tashjian, secretary of the state,' a testimonial dinner at Willie's Steak Wednesday. Caine won for his roles as cynical professor in Very windy with snow and sleet P O o o Oo® Mastrangelo said that Sen. Carl Zinsser, a Trinity Covenant Church In a telephone interview with United Press "Educating Rita” and as a British counsul in today and tonight. Snow heavy at , “ P o g o left, shows Pascal Mastrangelo a formal House on his retirement from the Board Republican and a former member of the authority, International, Moussa said Miss Kinski, 23, “ The Honorary Consul.” Hoffman was cited for times interior sections but chang­ proclamation she issued his honor. of Commissioners of the Housing had reminded him of his early days as an authority 302 Hackmatack St. member. He said Zinsser pointed out that Ma.stran- entered the Mater Dei clinic a week ago for what his portrayal of a female soap opera star in ing to rain many coastal areas P o Mary Ellen Linck, right, state commis­ Authority of Manchester after 21 years' Manchester he described as a normal checkup. He denied a "Tootsie.” today. Rain may change back to gelo then was the only Democrat in the group, report in the West German newspaper Bild Caine’s co-star in "Educating Rita.” Britain’s ® «»y jury. twice tried to show a motive, but was before signing, she claims that co-producer Jack auction portion of the evening, a lunch with with sleet or rain near the coast Mary Morlarty of 27 Pitkin St., a fourth-grade student at Highland Park Chief defense attorney Joseph A. thwarted each time, once by a witness Douglas made verbal promises he didn’t keep. It Buchwald reaped several hundred dollars. tonight. Flurries south Friday. School. Moniz made the motion for acquittal of who told a different story to the jury wasn’t until her husband, John Lennon, was shot Lows tonight mid 20s to low 30s and Loma Lorbierafterprosecution testim­ than records show she told police, and down in December 1980 that Ono discovered, as highs Friday 32 to 40. ony ended early Wednesday afternoon. once by a Laotian interpreter who one lawyer puts it, “ that she had signed her life New Hampshire: Winter storm ...... Moniz argued that prosecutor Law­ spoke so little English his testimony away.” warning south today and tonight. S- rence Daly failed to show that Lorbier Now you know Snow spreading from south to would have been useless. intended to kill Linh Phommahaxay, Kamtanh Moundraty, Phommahax- EARLY BIRD north today with 4 to 8 inches south ... Congress repealed the 1862 Homestead Act in 39, when Lorbier, 28, fatally beat ay’s companion at the time he died, and 1 to 3 inches north by evening. 1976 because there was no longer any land in the Phommahaxay with a baseball bat in said nothing in court of a previous Windy through Friday. Highs in public domain suitable for cultivation. Under the the streets of Manchester in July 1982. romantic involvement with Lorbier, the 30s. Snow tonight may mix with It’s all uphill from here act, 1.6 million settlers claimed about 270 million But Corrigan said intent could be even when Daly pressed her on her past sleet south. Lows 25 to 32. Flurries Teddy Kennedy Jr. skis this weekend i^ h e acres of public land. inferred from the testimony of two relationship with Lorbier. Police re­ BONUS SALE! Friday. Highs 32 to 40. Examination of snowflakes reveals 120-degree Manchester police officers who said cords show she told them shortly after National Handicapped Ski Tournament in Jack- Vermont: Winter storm warning angles between many faces. That is because two Lorbier told them after the assault that the assault that she had once been son Hole, Wyo. The 22-year-old son of Sen. today for the southern Green hydrogen atoms form a 120-degree angle with the he had known a fight with Phommah­ Edward M. Kennedy has skied most of his life Mountains and the lower Connecti­ involved wdth Lorbier and that he was one oxygen atom in a molecule of water, and the axay “ would be a fight to the death.” upset about losing her and wanted back despite the loss of a leg to cancer 10 years ago. cut Valley. Occasional light snow snowflake is an interpacking of those molecules Neither Lorbier nor his attorneys have When he iiiakes his first run on Friday, his father north with accumulations of be­ a car he helped her buy. upon each other. . denied that Lorbier was the man who ' Police investigators had assumed will be there to cheer him on. tween 1 and 3 inches. Heavy snow assaulted Phommahaxay at the inter­ that jealousy was the source of a Some doctors test a person’s blood circulation south accumulating between 4 and section of Walnut and Cedar streets. continuing feud between Lorbier and pace by timing how long it takes for a subject to 8 inches but up to a foot over the The crime of murder is defined in Phommahaxay, erupting in a May 1982 taste a distinctive substance injected into an arm higher peaks. Windy with temper­ Connecticut law as intentionally killing vein. A healthy person should "taste” the atures in the 30s. Snow tapering off fight at Dean Machine Co. in Manches­ someone. Moniz claimed manslaugh­ ter, where Phommahaxay worked, and substance within 20 seconds. to flurries tonight. Lows 25 to 30. SUITS ter is all the state can hope to prove in six weeks later in the fatal street An uptown performance Windy and raw Friday with a the Lorbier case. Manslaughter is confrontation. Singer Billy Joel wraps up a five-part series of chance of flurries. Highs in the30s. Values M55 to *350 defined as killing someone when only The Laotian interpreter, used by interviews with anchorman Bryant Gumbel on Satellite view serious injury was intended. police to interview Lorbier and Phom­ Friday’s NBC “ Today” program by presenting Extended outlook Moniz said Daly provided no evi­ mahaxay after the Dean Machin, his new video, “ The Longest Tim e.” Joel is Another round of^glmlets Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. E S T shows dence of a motive for Lorbier’s actions. altercation, told police then that currently on the road in a national tour that ends Extended outlook for New Eng­ The Soviet Union is “ turning increasingly to land Saturday through Monday: thick clouds associated with a deep storm center extending from late June in New York. psychology” in response to growing social Connecticut, Massachasetts and West Virginia through New England and along the western Atlantic Pjus a FREE SHIRT and TIE problems such as alcoholism, according to Ruth Rhode Island: Clearing Saturday, coast to Florida. Rain, snow and thundershowers accompany these DaniloH’s article in the April issue of Psychology fair Sunday and Monday. Highs clouds. A band of partly cloudy skies extend from the storm center with the purchase of ANY SUIT from our Today. mostly in the 40s. Low in the mid through the Gulf states to North Dakota. Cloudy skies extend in a “ Polls indicate that 75 percent of eighth 20s to low 30s. band from Montana to New Mexico and also from Idaho to Nevada. Zapped again by Zappa graders, 80 percent of ninth graders and 95 Vermont: Cool and dry through ENTIRELY NEW SPRING COLLECTION! percent of 10th graders drink,” she writes of the ' the period. Highs in the upper 30s Frank Zappa has a new bizarre act up his Russians, noting that drinking problems plague and 40s. Lows in the 20s. 30^4 Suits by:Hart.Schaeffner & Marx,Botany 500, sleeve. Seems he discovered an 18th century parents as well. “ Soviet sociologists identifty Maine: Chance o f flurries north SEATTLE Italian cellist and composer named Francesco alcoholism as the principal cause in 50 to 75 and fair south Saturday. Fair Sasson,Y.S.L.,Christian Dior,Oleg Cassini, Zappa. So Frank has fashioned modem electronic percent of divorces." Sunday and Monday. Highs in the w A m versions of his namesake’s music to premiere 30s to low 40s. Lows in the upper Ronald Scott. May 20 at San Francisco’s sensory museum, the teens to mid 20s. Exploratorium. New Hampshire: Chance of BE AN EARLY BIRD...BONUS ENDS APRIL 7 flurries north and fair south F New adventure planned Saturday. Fair Sunday and Mon­ SAN FRANCISCO _I0EN VER day. Highs in the 30s to low 40s. • FREE ALTERATIONS Gerry Spiess, 43, who sailed solo from the Lows in the upper teens to mid 20s. LOS ANGELES The T ’ stand for To u g h ’ United States to England in 54 days on his 10-foot “ Yankee Girl.” is about to embark on a new High and low LOWEST Mr. T swings from “ The A Team ” and his adventure, this time to Polynesia. TEMPERATURES .30 namesake animated series to film “ The Toughest From his White Bear Lake, Minn., home, Spiess The highest temperature re­ 30. NEW MIAMI ported Wednesday by the National ORLEANSorL Man in the World,” to be broadcast next season on arrived in Long Beach, Calif., with his father, 30 CBS. Now in production in Chicago, the Louis, 69, and a friend, Jackie Potts, 21, who will Weather Service, excluding ^ P— LfOfNO 60- made-for-television movie has the burly actor help ere w on the first leg of the 4,100-mile journey. Alaska and Hawaii, was 89 degrees M r v u N E j ] portraying Bruise Brubaker, a nightclub bouncer The voyage aboard the 28-foot “ Yankee at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Today’s 60 v n —^ ^ AM and youth-center director. 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Max Blelke of Alexandria, Massachusetts weekly: Yellow memlw of the Audit Bureau of . 903 MAIN ST. TRI-CITY PLAZA edged by the North Vietnamese Minn., as he boards a plane In Saigon. Blelke was the last American 576, Blue 41, While 8. Clrculotlans. Opon Doily 9 30-5 30 Thun hi 9 00 Opan Wad . Thun 6 Fn 'til 9:00 government were freed. serviceman to depart. Saigon is now Ho Chi Minh City. Massachusetts daily: 7868. «~w/ MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, March 29, 1984 - 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. March 29, 1984 United States Tornadoes kill 74 as they slam the South, Connecticut’s Tianti says labor did its best for Mondale By Mark A. Dupuis However, She said Hart got across the message she said. solidify. By Dan Lohwasser "There seemed to be a groping by Hart supporters, In United Press International United Press International labor was dictating to its members how to vote, which While Hart won handily in Connecticut, Mrs. Tianti f ; she said wasn’t the case. "W e've never said we could questioned how long his support would last, saying she not so much for Hart but for something other than was out there,” she said. Indicators holding steady At least 74 people died in an onslaught of 24 HARTFORD (UPI) — Organized labor says it did deliver. We always tried to give some leadership,” believed it was "soft” and didn't know if it would tornadoes that “ made toothpicks" of houses and alt it coultLfor Walter Mondaie, although he failed to WASHINGTON — The government's sensitive demolished a shopping center on a 300-mile path of / carry any of the state’s 169 towns or cities in Colorado leading economic indicators climbed 0.7 percent devastation across North and South Carolina. Rescue Sen.- Gary Hart's solid primary victory in in February, helped by a rapid expansion of new workers' said they expect to find more victims today. Connecticut. businesses, the Commerce Department said "I looked up and there was oak trees coming at us," Betty Tianti, secretary-treasurer of the Connecticut today. saida minister whose car was lifted from the ground. State Labor Council, AFL-CIO, said Wednesday spot Five of the 10 indicators available for the month A trucker died when his tractor-tlrailer rig was blasted checks showed labor did get the vote out for Mondale. were up. led by an increase in new business off a highway in South Carolina. "While we were disappointed I think we did formation. Also positive for the month were new North Carolina reported 57 dead and 17 were everything we could," said Mre. Tianti, who said spot claims for unemployment benefits, the pace of confirmed dead in South Carolina. Hundreds were checks indicated telephone and other efforts to bring CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN deliveries, an increase in building permits and injured, some severely. Hospitals were overflowing out union votes for Mondale bad worked. the money supply. and no accurate count of the injured was available. Unofficial results of the Tuesday primary gave Hart The negative indicators were led by a decline in Curfews — some in force for 24 hours — were 53 percent of the vote to 29 percent for Mondale while the average of 500 common stock prices. Also ordered in some towns and looting was reported. civil rights activist Jesse Jackson won 12 percent and subtracting strength from the composite index Nearly 500 National Guard troops were called out in carried Hartford, the only city or town where Hart did DELI HVT were new orders for consumer goods and the the two states. Most of the stricken areas were without not win. BUTCHER SHOP DOMESTW indicators for factory plant and equipment. Raw electrical power and communications were difficult. Mrs. Tianti said Jackson collected votes in the materials prices also were down. More than a thousand were homeless in Bennettes- state’s larger cities that could have gone to Mondaie. lISM CHMCE BBF COOKED HAM lb. *2.99 The length of the average work week was ville, S.C., alone, according to Jerry Raley, the town's Jackson won in Hartford and finished seconijl ahead of SNOyiDER ROAST IMPORTED unchanged. chief of emergency preparedness. "W e're sending Mondaie in Bridgeport and New Haven. SWISS CHEESE lb. *2.79 The composite index, designed to foreshadow them anywhere they'll take them," he said. " I ’m not sure you can call that a hurt,” Mrs. Tianti LONDON BROIL * 2 . 0 9 DROTE a WEWLE any changes in the economy in the near future, Twenty-four tornadoes struck from late Wednesday said. USM CHOKE BEEF _ appeared to reassure economists that the current afternoon into the night, raking rural areas, villages Sen. John Daniels, D-New Haven, said the 12 N/C FRANKS lb. *2.09 economy expansion is destined to continue. and towns from Newberry in the hilly South Carolina percent vote for Jackson showed support for eaoTEawENiLE The composite index was 165.9 in February, midlands to the upper North Carolina coast. It was the Jackson’s “ rainbow coalition” of all races, ethnic and * 1 . 9 9 BOLOGNA lb. *1.99 compared to a 1967 level of 100. worst rash of tornadoes since 350 people died on income groups because minorities account for only 6 USM CHOKE BEEF DROTE a WEWLE 2 Since the index hit bottom during the last Easter weekend in Xenia, Ohio, and several other percent of the state's Democrats. recession in March 1982 it has increased 23.2 states in 1974. Daniels said he wasn't surprised by Jackson's TOP BLADE LIVERWURST Hi. *1.79 percent. Five died in a hilly, heavily wooded area outside UPI photo showing in the primary, where Jackson won one STEAK lb.* 2 . 0 9 NRAKUS - 3 LB. SIZE Winnsboro, S,.C., and City Manager L.C. Greene saida delegate because of his Hartford win. PRMHQ HOT OR SWEET each massive ^afeh, including helicopters, would begin at Daniels said he was disappointed the strong New CANNED HAM *6.99 Moratorium on mergers falls Residents of Aulander, N. Carolina, Six people in the town were killed and ITALIAN OUR OWN - FNESH dawn. / many more were taken to local hospitals Haven and Bridgeport showings by Jackson were not WASHINGTON — What seemed to be a deep “ T h^e's no way to tell just how many casualties search through what remains of their enough to offset suburban votes and result in two more SAUSAGE * 1 . 6 9 MACARONI SALAD b49< Senate effort to impose an ll-month moratorium there/are. We won't know until morning. home and belongings after a tornado with injuries delegates. nHOEOFFilRM on mergers by America's 50 biggest oil ■;FMnkly, we're scared.," touched down in the area Wednesday. Some of Jackson's support came from new voters SHELLS IN MEAT SAUCE b 99block 2,mX) people. BREAST Wednesday after they failed to table a substitute "It's a hell of a mess. Condominiums are down, "W e've got destruction we haven't been able to get proposal by Sen. Robert Dole, R-Kan., that calls shopping center crushed by a tornado so swiftly that Euphoric Hart campaign leaders said his victory Raley said "evidently they didn't know what hit stores are down, houses just vanished," said showed he appeals to a spectrum of people and that it SEA COVE BAKERY for a 90-day study — but no freeze — on a recent Marlboro County Sheriff Jay Weatherly. "One little *^**The owner of an auto supply store in N w berry, PR O O |IC E wave of multibillion-dollar oil takeovers. theifi." paid off for the Ck>lorado senator to have spent more boy was blown out into the woods." S.C., died when a tornado ravaged the town's busmess “ It's all over but the merging," said Sen. J. National Guard troopers with clubs ringed the area time in the state than Mondaie. uuFMMiaKiiitnua UplM* 494 DEPARTMENT "They're trying to loot," growled Weatherly. "One district, collapsing his store. LIVE UUFNMMnNLnruCt M4«< Bennett Johnston, D-La., in withdrawing the to guard against looters. Mrs. Tianti said Mondale’s loss did not send a store was blown away and some b------looted that. “ It just made toothpicks of some of our homes, CAUFNMKIimVCt U4«C proposed moratorium he sponsored with Sens. Eleven people were known dead in the Bennettsville negative message to the labor unions that endorsed QhltTSTONi CUUU ./ 5 alUFMMMEBiUTTUCtIMWiMlI 14 49 ( We can't watch every store in the county." said Mike Tardis, director of emergency services in UTU lU K n s s iTumM pwrait a. Howard Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, and Warren area and more bodies were expected to be found at the the former vice president early on and then worked Sandwich Rolls "Two homes were destroyed by fire," Raley said.. Scotland County,. N.C. MSTtM KUCBW «rrta ISO Sn 4/*1.49 CkocolBtoCMB 6/69« Rudman. R-N.H. shopping center. for him in primaries and caucuses. FNESN UUK UMBT LEMSI 4/99< Dole insisted his proposal would have a tura KiepT u m m s s cuku 3/89( Cookies -99C BOSTON BLUEFISH $ 1 . 8 9 KliMM e 0.0111iS/M.00 ilpflo S RbbbBbtty "chilling effect on mergers" by making any CELerrKMiTtiCkMni.1 i turn overs 3/n.oo legislation resulting from the Senate study, such CHEESE CORNER COFFEE COORNER as fewer tax breaks in oil acquisitions, Connecticut U H in MK eSHK lb. *3.99 Frteli Rroeed Ciriloe retroactive to March 27. Meese documents show gain from move COCKTAIL SHRIMP ■:« . 9 9 Kona Blend Johnston disagreed, but aware Senate senti­ .*4.99 ment was against him, withdraw his motion. moved to Washington from California, members aboat the nominee's finan­ In Brief , WASHINGTON (UPI) — Edwin center founded by a Dallas oil magnate Dole's measure passed by a voice vote after they had an average income, including cial sacrifice in order to serve the Meese and his wife took home their desiring more research into America's Johnston's motion to table it failed, 57-39. interest and dividents, of $70,731, the public. EB meeting achieves little biggest income in recent years after future. Federal Election Comntdssion re­ Senate sources said. Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, called it moving to the nation's capital, largely “ very refreshing that an attorney Top officials of the General Dynamics Corp. cords show Moss made substantial During those years, their highest met with eight members of the Connecticut and Lawyer under suicide watch because Mrs. Meese accepted a $40,000- clearly worth a lot of money on the donations to GOP causes during the income was in 1980, when they reported Rhode Island congressional delegations Wednes­ KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Jailers are keeping a aryear job from a Republican oilman. outside was willing to come back here, last six years — enough to become a $91,431, including what Meese routinely day to discuss the 10-month-old strike by marine suicide watch on Mary Evans, a lawyer Income tax records showing that pay his own transportation and moving member of the Eagles’ Club reserved lopped together on his tax return as law draftsmen at the firm’s Electric Boat plant in sentenced to three years in prison because she Meese and his wife, Ursula, earned costs.” for $10,000-a-year contributors. practice, legal services and consulting Groton, Conn. Little progress was reported. refused to apologize for engineering the escape of $115,762 in 1982 seem to conflict with In an interview last week with Meese earned $60,653 as White House work and at least $15,000 from his work Following the I'A hour meeting. Sen. Chris­ a killer she believed could save her from insanl^'. President Reagan's assertion that the Midwestern newspaper editors, Rea­ counselor in 1982. Coupled with his on Reagan's campaign and transition topher Dodd and Rep. Sam Gejdenson, both Anderson County Judge James "Buddy" Scott, couple made “great economic sacrifi­ gan said, "Like so many others that SHOULDER CLOD ROAST * 1 .9 9 . ce s"^ M^se could become a public wife's salary, $5,900 in interest and to office. Connecticut Democrats, said the session was who Wednesday rejected a plea bargain arrange­ Mrs. Meese, who did not work came into these government jobs, he M dividends and a $9,209 capital gain “ constructive,” although they refused to show ment that would have spared Miss Evans a jail servant. (Meese) had to make some great from the sale of their California home, fulltime before moving to Washington, much optimism. sentence, said he feared she would attempt The Meeses' 1982 income was their economic sacrifices." * 1 .3 9 , their total income swelled well beyond has bemoanOd the hardships of moving "I’d be totally exaggerating to say we’re close PRIDE OF THE FARM TURKEY BREAST suicide and requested tight security. best since at least 1976, sources close to The Meeses did fall into financial the average for the six previous years. to Washington in newspaper interviews to a settlement,” said Dodd, who noted the At Wednesday's sentencing hearing. Scott a Senate inquiry into the finances of the difficulties on their arrival, but mainly The Meeses paid a total of $6,028 in and said her husband’s salary was cut company nonetheless showed a willingness to angrily told defense lawyers, "I want her to ask nominee for attorney general said because they decided to buy an * 9 . 9 9 , Wednesday. federal taxes for 1982, chiefly because in half when he joined the resume negotiations, which have’ totally broken JUMllO SHRIMP FOR STUFFING this court to forgive her. I expect her to say she's expensive home in McLean, Va., before The Meeses' take-home pay bal­ of a large $65,560 deduction for interest administration. down. , sorry." selling their California home — not looned after Mrs. Meese landed ajob.in they paid that year on delinquent house Hearings on Meese's confirmation Gejdenson contended that tHb problems in the But when the 27-year-old woman refused, Scott because Meese took a pay cut, tax late 1981 or early 1982 as bead of the payments. were interspersed with commenda­ strike were “ not many, but significant.” rejected the plea bargain that would have placed tions from Republican committee documents show. A In the six years before the Meeses Substitute her on three years probation and instead gave her William Moss Institute, a non-profit We Give Old Fashioned . \ o the maximum sentence. He refused to let Miss Far away theater thrives For Quality Evans remain free under bond during an appeal. Butcher Service "Justice was not done," defense lawyer Robert HARTFORD — Despite an inflationary runthat Ritchie said. “ Mary Evans is a very, very sick, has driven top theater tickets to $20 apiece in girl and she needs hospitalization." Lebanon fighters to spare residential areas Connecticut, people are onoe again patronizing the stages some might call mf-off-off Broadway. STOM HOURS; Theater managers and pM ucers say people 317 Highland S t BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - Uban- artillery, mortar and rocket barrages the vacated French Green Line posi­ least 26 people died, including two are satisfying their dramatic .Jhirst again Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 Big Dan trial cost hefty sum Lebanese journalists for the UPITN because even with recent price increases, top on’s warring factions today agreed to on civilian areas on both sides of the tions, and will share others until the end Wed., Thurs., & Fri. 'til 9:00 FALL RIVER, Mass. — The highly-publicized, keep their artiliery battles out of Green Line, which divides Christian of the week,” a Lebanese government television news agency, Hani Taha, 21, tickets are half the price of New York shows. MANCHESTER seven-week trial of six men accused in the Big residential neighborhoods after a day east Beirut from the Moslem west. official said. "After that, the Lebanese and Mohammed Temssah, 22. Eleven “ A year ago people were very careful about Sat. & Sunday Dan's tavern pool table rape cost Massachusetts soldiers were among 136 people what they spent their discretionary dollar on,” of bloodletting left at least 26 people "Important measures were taken police unit will be on its own, except for til 6:00 taxpayers more than $500,000. dead and 136 others wounded. and their results will gradually emerge the 40 French observers who will help wounded. said Bill Stewart, managing director of the CONN. The deadly hail of explosives fell on niGHLAlTS FASKmaaiot The figure includes about $265,200 in saiaries In a related development, U.S. on the ground,” a government spokes­ them keep the Green Line open." Hartford Stage Company. “ People are back for attorneys, court officers, trial Judge William Middle East envoy Donald Rumsfeld in man said. He did not elaborate. An immediate result of the agree­ crowded streets, sidewalks and houses spending their money.” AA6-4277 Young and other officials. An additional $239,070 Beirut today reaffirmed President The agreement was ppart of a ment was a de facto cease-fire. in mid-afternoon in the worst violence Stewart said the Stage Company, which was calculated for specific jury and trial-related Reagan’s support for the Lebanese package deal that allowed the deploye- “ There has been no shelling since to hit Beirut since peace talks among depends on 54 percent of its operating costs on costs, including $88,870 to feed, house and pay the government. He was to head home ment today of a 300-strong Lebanese late last night (Wednesday night). leaders of the country’s rival factions ticket revenues, has been forced to raise top 32 jurors in the case. later today. p o li^ force along a vital section of the There are some skirmishes across the collapsed last week in Lausanne, ticket prices to $20 for an orchestra seat on a "I think the reason it was more expensive than The agreement to spare residential G m n Line. Green Line, but no real fighting,” a Switzerland. weekend night. ' most was because of the length of the trial." said areas was reached at a four-hour jh e police unit, drawn from barracks spokesman said. Beirut radio appealed for blood Peter Cordeiro, the chief court officer for Bristol meeting of Lebanon’s new Higher in both the Christian and Moslem The meetingcame hours after enemy donations and warned residents to GROCERY SPECIALS FROZEN & DAIRY county. "We had two juries sequestered at the Security Political Committee, a group sectors, is commanded by a Moslem Moslem and Christian militiamen “ keep off the streets and stay in Civic center suit setUed same time and four court-appointed defense of top-level representatives from war­ officer and assisted by 40 Fyench exchanged volleys of artillery and basement shelters.” SAM LEE RMSM 06 CHOC CHIP HARTFORD — Bringing a nine-month lawsuit IPUNTYWMO attorneys on top of that." ring militias, the regular army and the “observers" called in to replace the mortar shells across the Green Line, The radio said Rumsfeld arrived P O U N D CAK E 13 oz.*1.39 government. 1,250 departing French peacekeepers. catching many residents of the em­ Wednesday night from Jerusalem on to an end, the Travelers Insurance Co. has Poptr Tow«lf 69< aU H TlH O accepted a $12.5 million out-of-court settlement in The meeting ended at 2:30 a.m., and Part of the main French force has left battled capital by surprise. his first official visit to Lebanon since K TTY C nO C N E n-^ VM. CHEESE PIZZA 13 oz. Scientists dispute arms claim Beirut, and the rest is scheduled to Feb. 4, two days before Moslem rebels a lawsuit over the collapse of the Hartford Civic *1.19 conference sources said the partici­ The heaviest casualties were re­ SpBclalty P o t o t O B S Ooz. 79< THEE TOP Center roof. BOSTON — The so-called yellow rain in pants agreed to "halt the random leave by Saturday. ported in west Beirut. drove Christian-dominated govern­ shelling,” a reference to recurring “ Lebanese police have filled some of Police and hospital officials said at ment troops out of west Beirut. The Insurance company’s acceptance of the APPLE JUICE 12 oz. 75C Southeast Asia — which II.S. military officials settlement Wednesday, coupled with the Hart­ 29 oz. claim comes from chemical warfare — is i^ally *•0 Btans 89C ford City Council’s vote Monday to accept a HAWAIIAN PUNCH 12 oz. just the droppings from huge swarms of bees, separate $1.9 million settlement, ended the 59< scientists just returned from the region said Riitapple JofcB 46 9Z. 89< MORTOH Wednesday. lawsuit. Democrats hit The Ice-and snow-covered roof collapsed early yiASKPOUSHon CHICKEN or TURKEY DINNER 11 oz. 79< "The identification of yellow rain asa chemical Trade deficit Jan. 18,1978. No one was injured, although a few Kofhtr Sptars 24 4Z. 99C OORTOHS FISH MVM 10 uz. tr warfare agent is a mistake. Yellow rain is hours earlier 15,000 people had been In the center FISH FLORENTINE 8 oz. *1.89 actually the feces of Southeast Asian bees," G O P ‘s c a n d a ls ’ 2 watching a college basketball game. Harvard Professor Matthew Meselson told a again hits high 7 4Z. SWEET LIFE IHOCCOU SPEMS OR Travelers sued the contracters, engineers, W w A to T u n a 99< news conference. CAULIFLOWER 10* oz. 5 9 < architects and material suppliers for the $14 Both former Secretary of State Alexander M.X Wa s h in g t o n ( U P I ) .- The invesUgaUon of KALTEST \ million it paid the city to replace the roof, plus I f t z . Haig and his successor George P. Schultz have Edwin Meese has united Democrats of all stripes in an NF.DMOWIVL BROWN 2/*l P O LA R BARS Set *1.79 claimed small yellow spots found on leave^nd attack on an administration so "riddled with scandal” Interest. The city sued the same parties for lost rocks in Indochina and Afghanistan were that one party leader says it may be matched only by revenue while the roof was being repaired. Bomino Sugar 59C «»»ecu tive month it has set a Watergate and Teapot Dome. Richard Shettle, Hartford’s senior corporation :w - POP IT freIm SO U R CREAM 8 oz. 2/*l fungus-produced poisons resuHing from alleged Sol Commerce Department said today. counsel, called the settlement "a victory for the CR«CHER M m a chemical attacks by the Soviet Union. The value of export sales plunged 6 1 nerrent *n Without a label to hang on the collection of dozens of city and its insurer.” Braod Dough »»89< But Meselson, a leading authority on biological EXTRA SHARP CHEDDARS lOoz. ^ 1 # 6 9 9 cases of questionable ethics among Reagan adminis­ KElLOOaS warfare, said the spots are left by large swarms at $27*3 bmion**‘n ‘ he??strength He said the city is well-pleased with prompt DM NON tration appointees. Democrats are referring to “ the at $27.3 billion. It was the second highest import t

6 - MANCHKSTKR HKKALU, Thursday, Muicli 2!), 1984 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Senate backs bill discouraging lie-detector tests for jobs

. — The Senate has approved a ’The House version would have r^ u ired employers ea.c« cruinoed conditions in the lOS-year-old CapitoL holders and die. bill to prohibit employers from suggesting employees only to advise employees of their rights on the matter. Proponents said Capitol space problems will 'T h e Senate voted 26-9 and sent to the House another OPINIOW take a lie detector test as a condition of getting a job or ^n. Joseph Harper Jr., D-New Britain, said worsen when the building is renovated later this year bill to spare state residents who bought television sets promotion. employers could suggest a group of people being to met': fire and otiier building codes and update and appliances at a Massachusetts store from paying ■ a House change, the Senate approved the considered for a job or promotion take the test and utility systems. interest on sales tax owed to Connecticut. ®***®y’ along with bills earmarking $51 then drop consideration of those who refused. The authorization was sent to the House on a 28-7 ’The bill would waive up to $100 in interest on s a l» Jack million lor a legislative office building and prohibi- “ Frankly I think the whole issue smacks of an vote, with six Democrats and dbe Rj^Mblican and use tax owed on items bought at the store and tingthe use of plastic beer or soda six-pack holders invasion of a person’s civil rights," said Senate opposed. delivered to Connecticut. The state collects tax on Jewish vote a tough issue in New York Anderson SldZardous to wildlife. The Senate gave final approval and sem to Gov. items costinglbWe than $25 and purchased out of state Majority Leader Richard Schneller, D-Essex, who State law already prohibits an employer from supported the bill. It was sent back to the House William O’Neill’s deMi a bill requiring beverage for use in Connecticut. Washington Jerusalem may seem ludicrous to outsiders. But it is requiring or requesting an employee take a polygraph without the change on a 32-3 vote. six-pack holders to bb made of decdmposable The state Department of Revenue Services sent test lor a new job or promotion. The bill would ban any materials because eftvironmental groups claim birds letters inquiring about due tax to more than 5,000 NEW YORK — The first trick for any Democratic taken very seriously here. Merry-Go-Round The Senate also approved $51 million for a new suggestion a polygraph test be taken. and other wQdlile are wapped to tSScarded plasUc people who bmight items at the Massachusetts store. presidential candidate running in a New York primary The Jewish groups have so much leverage because office building legislative leadem say is necessary to is finding some way to deal with the Jewish vote without Politics although they make up only 11 percent of the state’s so trivializing his campaign that he will suffer Today population, they cast at least one-fourth — some claim elsewhere. one-third — of the votes in a Dem ocratic prim ary. House approves measure In the past, this hasn’t been so important because the Jack Germond M oreover, they take a conspicuously active role both in New York primary hasn’t been considered a critical , and the Democratic Party and in many of its de facto one — and hasn’t received such intensive national Ex-wives Jules Witcover auxiliaries, such as the garm ent workers unions. to balance state budget attention. Four years ago, Ted Kennedy defeated r President Carter here, but it already was too late for ON THE FACE OF IT, Mondale is believed to have in rotten HARTFORD (U P I) — The House has for the pretrial alcohol education Kennedy to make a serious challenge for the the early edge with Jews here, in large measure passed to the Senate a $27 million system; $100,000 for heat and utility nomination. because he has so much backing from the party deficiency bill to balance budget expenses in the military department; This time, however, the vote in New York next establishment. But the endorsement of Mayor Ed Koch accounts of 11 state agencies for fiscal $16,000 for personal services and Tuesday may be pivotal in the contest between Walter promising start with Jewish activists. Hart has been situation is hardly an unmixed blessing. On the contrary, 1984. $85,000 for staff expenses for the select F. Mondale and Gary Hart — not in the sense that it is beaten about the ears — by ^on d ale and others — political professionals here believe it can cost Mondale The bill approved 117-27 Wednesday, committee investigating possible im­ likely to eliminate either, but in the sense that it could because he only lately cam e to the view that the United .provides supplemental money for peachment of Probate Judge James dearly among blacks — perhaps 12 percent of the likely WASHINGTON - Few would States embassy in Israel should be moved from Tel .expenses which the agencies did not Kinsella. force the loser into a must-win situation in primary vote — who are hostile to the mayor and have argue that the life of a miiitary Pennsylvania a week later. Losses on consecutive Aviv to Jerusalem without requiring that such a move plan when the state’s$3.6 billion budget House members took final action on the easy alternative of Jesse Jackson also on the ballot. wife isn’t easy. The Navy even has Tuesdays in two of the largest industrial slates would be be made part of a broader deal in which the Israelis 'w as passed. four bills, sending them to Gov. In any-case, neither candidate can allow the a recruiting ad that warns: “ Navy difficult for either Mondale or Hart to absorb. might make a few concessions of their own. ' Rep. Janet Polinsky, D-Waterford, William O’N eill’s desk. campaign to turn solely on issues that preoccupy wife. It’s the toughest job in the called it a “ mid-course correction” in Among them was an act transferring Jewish activists in the city. There is another 20 percent Navy.” the budget and said there was “ no way power to appoint acting health direc­ M O R E O VE R , the delegate prize here is huge — 252 of AND NOW MONDALE is being obliged to explain of the Democratic vote in the suburbs around the city, to accurately predict what agencies tors from the state commissioner of the state’s 285 votes will be decided on the basis of those another one of those cases in which there apparently and 15 to 20 percent upstate. And the concerns in both of What the recruiters don’t warn, will spend” at the outset. health services to municipal officials. primary returns. The delegation is second in size only to was a discrepancy between his public and private those areas are likely to be much broader. though, is that ex-wives of miiitary . Mrs. Polinsky, co-chairman of the Also, it would repeal two obsolete that of California. positions when he served as Carter’s vice president. sections of laW concerning eligibility What the candidates and their m anagers see, men have it even tougher. The long Appropriations Committee, said the This heightened importance has caused a The story is that although he publicly supported the sale .$27 million represented three-quarters for Medicare, and permit psychiatriq^ however, is how the Jewish vote can swing so sharply separations, frequent transfers corresponding increase in the pressure on both of F15 aircraft to Saudi Arabia in 1978, he privately of one percent of the total budget and a records to be opeiied to the state health on a single issue. Four years ago. C arter’s campaign and single-parent child rearing candidates from the organized Jewish community in opposed it. Hart voted against it. 'considerable improvement over last commissioner without the patient’s here was compromised beyond salvation by an that make life so difficult lor New York City, which sees every such election through 'These are prim e exam ples of the kind of issues that year when the deficiency was $73 consent to comply with inspection administration vote in the United Nations on a military wives create fertile the narrow focus of its own prime concerns. And the Jewish organizations in New York City love to exploit in million. requirements. resolution criticizing Israel. Just a week after defeating ground for the breakup of mar­ hazard for both candidates is that they will become so pressuring candidates for commitments — issues that “ We have come back to the realm of The other bills add two new members Kennedy by 35 percent in Illinois, Carter lost to him riages. reality,” she said. " I wish we were 99 to the Commission on Official Legal embroiled in these special issues they will miss the have heavy sym bolic meaning and appear sim ple even _ and 44-100 percent accurate, but I never Publications, repeal provisions of the opportunity to make their case to the rest of the state — if, as in this case, they are not. h ereb y 17 points. Yet once a woman is divorced So. the temptation is there for both Hart and Mondale “claimed we were as pure as Ivory savings banks’ deposit guaranty fund and a nation watching on television — on broader The notion that a candidate would make a significant from a serviceman, she abruptly • to get into a bidding war. But the cost down the road ’.soap.” and allow state-chartered commercial questions of political leadership. breakthrough toward a presidential nomination on the loses the protection and benefits Republican Leader R.E. Van Nor- banks to invest in the African Develop­ could be extremely high. Neither Hart nor Mondale has made a particularly issue of whether that embassy should be in Tel A v iv or that she had grown accustomed to: strand of Darien said the deficiency bill ment Bank. medicai and insurance coverage, was “ one of the lowest of modem times In other action, the House voted 143-0 commissary and PX privileges, Editorials CIW W Tiff ftlCH-,' DEA - -and seems reasonable.” to make confidential any complaint 3-D and the prospect of sharing the The bill includes $12 million to and subs^uent investigation by the pension her husband was buiiding ..revenue services for tax refunds; $1.3 state Ethics Commission unless proba­ million for lottery vendor fees; $5.5 during their marriage. ble cause was found against a public million to administrative services for official, state employee, candidate or Cookie scare is Many ex-wives also have a hard ‘ workers’ compensation; $5.19 million lobbyist. time trying to collect court- to income maintenance for assistance ordered alimony and child-support . to towns for welfare purposes and $1 On a 91-52 vote, they rejected a bill payments from defaulting service­ million to cover overtime costs ip the requiring any new car sold in Connecti­ no small matter corrections department. cut after 19W to carry identification men. Also, $278,000 for the education of numbers on its major body parts as a deterrent to theft. Somewhere in this world As of September 1983 there Through my Citizens Watch, I , handicapped blind children; $800,000 there must be a real sick were 1,257 girls registererd have received many letters detail­ as Girl Scouts in the Man­ ing the poverty and desperation in meanie at work. which many of these former .Scout cookies called safe What else could explain the chester and Bolton area. service wives have been forced to mysterious appearance of Girl Scout cookies sales five. HARTFORD (UPI) - Officials The Girl Scouts councils in New needles and pieces of glass keep most Girl Scout troops’ crumbled and then sifted through 28 Haven and Bridgeport granted the One Virginia woman, for exam­ .boxes of Girl Scout cookies but found no state’s request to delay distribution and metal in boxes of Girl treasuries going. Though it ple, had to live in a battered tent . evidence of tampering. until testing could be done. Scout cookies in 10 states in sounds like a small profit —28 with her 12-year-oid son. Her ■The cookies examined Wednesday Officials said they hope to receive metal detectors today from the cookie the last two weeks? cents of each $2 box goes to retired miiitary ex-husband had Kwere collected at random from the one manufacturer. Little Brownie Bakers Manchester’s Girl Scouts, each troop — enthusiastic ieft her in debt and soon stopped ^million boxes of cookies being stored at a Waterbup: warehouse, said Lester of Louisville, Ky.,.so they can continue girls can bring in hundreds of sending the $80 a week in court- thankfully, hav'e long since ' ‘Hankin, chief of analytical chemistry screening the cookies. taken orders and delivered dollars in sales. These funds ordered child support. at the Connecticut Agricultural Experi­ The FBI announced Wednesday it is their cookies, unlike the un­ are used for troop activities ment Station in New Haven. joining the Food and Drug Administra­ lucky troops in the New throughout the year. And a ANOTHER WOMAN, a Navy j ■ ■ Hankin said the boxes and inner tion in investigating about 30 reports of ex-wife whose marriage was dis­ wrappers were examined for holes or tampering from around the country. Haven area. hefty part of the cookie price solved after 23 years, never got the ' tears. The cookies were then crumbled Connecticut officials said they have not received any reports of tampering Now the state’s Consumer — 99 cents — goes to support $500 a month the court had ordered r.and sifted. in the state. Protection Office has gotten endeavors such as Scout her ex-husband to pay. Until the ....“ It took four peopleacoupleofhours. summer camps. The Connecticut Trail Council of Girl into the act, and until further Christian Broadcasting Network -W e looked very carefully,” Hankin Scouts in the New Haven area could notice, no more cookies will in Virginia Beach, Va., found ,„said. “ It was like looking for needles in Throughout the United lose $1.2 million that would normally be be delivered. subsidized housing for her, she and 9 cookie, so to speak.” The end result he used to train leaders, buy camp States, Girl Scouts sell about her five children were living in “ said, was eight or nine gallons of cookie equipment and run programs if the Manchester may havebeen L.crums separated according to flavor: 100 million boxes annually. In their automobiie, unable even to 954,000 boxes of cookies sold in that spared, but it’s a shame that mint-chocolate, chocolate fudge, pea­ Manchester alone, girls sold replace a shattered window. area can’t be distributed. next year’s sale will probably Open forum / Readers' views nut and so forth. more than 49,000 boxes — The Housatonic Girl Scouts Council be affected by this latest In 1982, Congress partially recti­ State officials ’Tuesday asked Girl in Bridgeport bas more than 100,000 that's a lot of cookies. Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 Halloween horror. fied these injustices with passage -Scout officials to halt the delivery of boxes that were distributed last week. , thecookies after reports needles, pins, No decision has been made yet on It's hard to think of another It’s the girls who will surely of the Uniformed Services Former Spouse Protection Act. It allowed ;.paper clips, glass shards and otherfor- whether they will be delivered on girls’ organization which has - . 'i '< ! ■ ' f ' be hurt the most, if this thing tots, for example, that it should be retirement pay to be divided as *^eign objects were found in cookies schedule, said spokeswoman Patricia a stronger following in town. 'distributed in other states. Warner. isn’t solved soon. Let them buy Help fight eliminated. Time and time again it part of a divorce settlement. And it their own lawn the highway has been proven that preventive created a mechanism that allows maintenance is less expensive in ex-wives to collect court-ordered Walsh controversy goes on To the Editor: the long run. It is most unfortunate alimony, chiid support and prop­ ‘Here’s our beef To the Editor: that this fact is ignored year after erty settlements directly from the A major concern of many year at budgeting time. If we have ihilitary — if the couple had been "'BRIDGEPORT (UPI) of disciplinary charges authority and posted po­ thinking people in the state of A judge’s comments could be brought against lice officers to prevent When does a simple turn of 2-year-old brother?, just to Here we go again! I have been to choose between the mainte­ married during at least 10 years of Misses’ Cos Cob Connecticut is the tremendous "w ill play a part in deciding him. Walsh from entering his phrase become an authentic further drive their parents and still am against the town nance and giving students a basic the spouse’s active duty. funding crisis in the highway if charges might be filed Paoletta refused to rec­ office at police cliche? You know, the kind of crazy. Then the 80-plus-year- providing welfare for mansions. education, of course we choose the ognize the commission’s headquarters. Spring Knits system. The law also permits voluntary - a g ainst Republican thifig that if you hear it one old lady who utterd the words The idea of the town bonding latter. But why do we always have Mayor Leonard S. Pao- Gov. O’Neill is asking for a tax assignment of survivor benefits to Cheney Lawn is for the birds. to choose? letta, a lawyer for the, - ' more time, you’ll go stark, in the now famous commer­ increase to pay for highway a former spouse — for those who ^1 9 0 9 1 9 8 4 Who will pay the cost of mowing, My major objection to the “ city’s Civil Service Com- raving bonkers. cial becomes a media star, repairs, yet new highway con­ retired from the service after raking, etc., of this foolishness to editorial, however, is the insinua­ ' mission has said. Well, it starts with some­ appearing on TV talk shows struction has a higher priority than passage of the act. And it extends provide a pretty back yard for the tion that Dr. Kennedy’s ability to Thomas W. Bucci, a thing simple, yet catchy, like on infrastructure repairs in the commissary privileges and medi­ -prominent Democrat, and the network morning Fergusons and others? produce a “ hit list’’ overnight is an 1/3 OFF! trade-in concept program. Should cal care to former spouses who prepared Wednesday to a TV commercial. And then it programs. Now said media There are elderly people in this indication that these items are not’ not the Department of Transporta­ haven’t remarried— but oniy if the ' respond to a request by gets to be the punch line in a star is going to cut a record town who buy the small cans of important. In a climate in which tion be curtailed to restore integ­ couple had been married for at •■state prosecutors that the Johnny Carson joke. And then and make an MTV video, for chowder for one and add a bit more the manager and Board of Direc­ rity to the solution of our real least 20 years ut active duty and ,.commission detail its 75 YEARS R e g . $21-$42 it gets picked up by someone milk to make chowder for two, to tors routinely chop any request claim Paoletta twice ig­ heaven’s sake. Is there no end transportation problems? Come to were divorced after Feb. 1, 1983 survive. from the Board of Education, a nored the panel’s author- really important, say, a pre­ to it? hear answers to these questions As one critic of the system There are young people living on responsible and capable adminis­ “ ity in the case of ousted ANNIVERSARY SALE sidential candidate. Then the and other concerns about the "new pointed out to my associate Kathy the fringe of poverty just trying to trator would be foolish not to have * Police Superintendent Jo- nightly news starts picking Tell you one thing, if we Route 6." McDonald, that cutoff date leaves hang on to a starter house. a fairly clear idea of where to make - seph A. Walsh. On Saturday, April 7, a highway out the very women who would be up on it as the same presiden­ ever catch up with the genius There are kids in this town who cuts even up to several hundreds of . The five-member com- Ndw’s the perfect opportunity to ex­ fighters’ forum will be held at the most in need. Those divorced tial candidate begins to enjoy who wrote “ Where’s the don’t eat well, and single parents thousands of dollars. The editor mission asked for a state SAVE nOD SAVE >30 pand your spring wardrobe or buy First Congregational Church in beforeFeb. 1,1983, after 20 years of • Inquiry into possible vio- the turn of phrase and use it beef? ” we’ve got only three living a life of quiet desperation. seems to view this competence Andover. At this afternoon event, marriage, are older women who .. .lations of commission reg- that new outfit for Easter! You’ll get over and over and over. words for him — “ Make mv If these people on the hill can’t instead as a sign of the budget’s speakers will be the well-known must pay steep premiums for ..ulations by the mayor in incredible savings on blazers, skirts, day.’’ afford to buy the Cheney Lawn weakness. And then it starts cropping activist, Barbara Surwilo; lawyer health insurance - if they can the long-running feud pants, blouses and knit tops, all in themselves, that’s their tough Townspeople, beware. If this is AO ApeeMonOlal up on T-shirts. Little girls Jon Berman, and highway acti­ even pass the insurance company “ over the status of Walsh. luck, but they should not expect the the attitude of the local newspaper, ’ Bucci said he would pretty, mix-or-match pastels of pink start teaching it to their vists Mary Walton and Cliff Noll. physical. . - BOSTON HERALD taxpayers to buy it for them. the proposed school budget could emphasize comments by or blue! All in easy-care poly/cotton, They will share their experiences Measures intended to correct the These mansions and lawn were be in serious danger. If you care Superior Court Judge Ro- sizes 10-18. Shown: existing inequities in the iaw have already paid for years ago by men and provide the information we are abput a strong school system, take ^ bert I. Berdon that the city VmiA-aROOMER* II all seeking. Plan to attend this 2 been introduced in Congress and chroiTW ptsWd siMl who died in their prime from the a few minutes to-call or write the ’■was “ acting at its peril” in p.m. forum. are pending before the House and dyes and chemicals they worked Board of Directors, and/or attend ■■preventing Walsh, 68, Senate Armed Services commit- ..from returning to his with in the mills. Their widows the public hearing in early April to second Edith H. Petersen tees. Even so, thousands of mil­ office. followed them into the sweatshops, offer your support. motor Notch collar, 2-button blazer, Bolton itary ex-wives will stui not be ' Walsh was forced to while the Cheneys 'got richer, protected. ' ’retire in December, but reg. $42 27JI7 controlling housing, hanks and Gerry P. Harvey One class of such women U the the commission ordered Print blouse with short tulip sleeves, food supplies and prices. 19 Grove St. ■ him reinstated and Ber- ex-wives of servicemen who were It was the only way of life they Herald wrong "don later ruled Walsh’s reg. $23 14.97 disabled before the activeKtat^ knew. Now there is again more talk “ buster illegal. However, XHMT BriHtant on schools i^ k e m e n t was met. A woman in headlight Elastic waist skirt with 2 pockets, abbut the town buying this land for ■•Berdon delayed Walsh’s MobUe, Aia., herself partially reg. $21 . 13.97 the rich with the peasants’ money. To the Editor: .reinstatement so dozens Letters policy disabled, described the irony of her No thanks! I am writing to express my ’The Manchester Herald situation after her husband was ‘A*'*W jk'*lI*'**4r**4' Tunic top with belt, reg. $26 lf«R7 We are all a little smarter now. disappointment with the Herald’s welcomes letters to the badly injured in an accident A We have other priorities, and one ■: AitROLOGY I March 21 editorial on the education editor. paraplegic, be asked lor a divorce Pull-on pants, reg. $21 ' " 13.97 of them Is paying taxes on a very budget. Personally I disagree with Letters should be brief and “ IronlcaUy,’ ’ she wrote, t READING) t omr ONLY modest back yard and wondering if the editor’s conclusions concern­ to the point. They should be * Misses’ Sportswear, all DAL stores m y husband died at the time of hU ’V STMS.UU we will have leaf pickup. We can’t ing the cuts to the proposed budget typed or neatly hand-written, accident, I as the widow would .^nwniHMirwuiisS afford to buy Cheney Lawn for the and the given reasons for those and, for ease in editing, ABC AMUANCE A BEPAIR have been entitled t o ... a UfetiiM .» HUfArromTUiMT c* u » rich. Let them buy their own damn conclusions. should be double-spaced. nveSemeewimtWeSer widow’s pension, medlcai lSS “ YUCK! Female body builders! Who wants to lawn. Among other things, the editor The Herald reserves the 3M EMT CENTER ST. (M il •» U m i Dng) other mUitary b en efiu ... But aaa T "I j see THAT?!" falls into the same old trap of right to edit letters in the .2 . prln with this Id NWCNEtTER,C0NN.CM4a MMS7t ALL D&L STORES OPEN SUNDAYS 12 TO 5...except New Britain closed Sundays interests of brevity, clarity widow of the ’Uvingdead,’ i antiw EUnor A. Patten thinking that if something is not and taste. entitled to any personal coinpensa- 33 Mather St. "essential,’’ repaving parking tlon or medical beneflts.’A t ■ H M A M HhlSTKK HEKALD. Thur>du>. NUmh at. liMH MANCHESTER HERALU. Itiursauy, Marcn za, miw — a

Thursday TV % Area Towns j^PA grants to fund sewers in Coventry Bv Tracy L. Geoahegan the questions lye raised. They say they mhappy with EPA's reply. confiicting\yal!ies of two broth­ sewer project a& spelled out in the In Bnef will install controls to prevent growth Blanchard questioned the letter he baby. Lucie Amaz. ers. Robert e Niro. Herald Reporter September 1983 decision by Hartford - Family Feud Mo, Ken Howard 1983 Baled 6 6:00P.M. (X) 1 8 -Or. Who vail, Chariesf Doming 1981 Superior Court Judge Herbert Barall. around the lake. We question these ;ot from EPA saying Fuss and O'Neill O D - Benny HiR Show PG Rated R: ^ COVENTRY - The U.S. Environ­ Four letters of opposition to EPA's controls.” ‘ vas aware of the archaeological d ) QD CD ® 95 ® - N«»w 8 - TwMight ZoiM 8 - Late Night with David (B ) - News mental Protection Agency has ap­ preliminary findings that the sewer Manley said he hopes- to arrange a sensitivity of the site, and that they ® - Th»«« s Company 11:15P.M. Latterman V 2 : i0 i N e w convenience Store? (SB - ESPN's SideUnes proved grants which will pay 92 percent would have “ no significant impact” on meeting between EPA officials and }lan to make allowances for the d - V e a a S ® - Itopoitar 41 8 - M OVIE: 'Scairongor Hunt' (B - CBS Waws ^ightwatch COVENTRY — The owners of the Chevron gas - Dragnet JIP _ of the cost of court-ordered sewers in the environment around the lake had members of the Conservation Commis­ .'ollection of artifacts. ( H ) - Alice An eccentric mWonaim sends w station on the com er of L«k e Street and Route 31 - Crossfire 11:30P.M. heirs on a wild scavenger hunt w -Crossfire two Coventry Lake neighborhoods. caused a several week’s delay in grant sion in April to discuss the situation. ® - HBO Theetre: Bus Stop 8 have applied for a zoning permit to add a '’They 're going to get away with this Wi«iam Inge s ptay about 3 love ® - M*A*S*H CD-BaiMyMiBOT the mheritance prize of $200 irw- - Happy Day* Again . , Toym Manager Charles McCarthy approval. ^ In the meantime, the Conservation tkxi. Kchard Benjamin. O w s 8 convenience store to their current operation. luslle and there's no way around it,” attaif between a sho w ^l and a @ - Mextrax *2 (53 - Thick, of th. Ni^bt - M OVIE: Magic' A venttil received a phone call Monday from Although Baraii’s decision set a Commission is waiting for a response UPS AMD DOWNS Leadvnan. Robert Money. 19/9 8 The change would not require any addition to Blanchard said. "N o matter how they naive cowboy is presented 33 - Bmry H « Show oguist finds that his dummy has.a. Rep. Sam Ciejdenson, D-Conn., telling strict timetable for the sewer project, from Town Attorney Abbot Schwebel, & ~ Sttte Lottefy Rated PG. the building itself, nor to parking space, ipply the formula, there's a small and (t$ - USA Cartoon Express 3 ) - Rockford FNm mind of its own Anthony ttop- him the grants from E P A and the state and mandated fines for any delay, who is looking into the legal basis for I S • BaiBa Conmigo Joanne Woodward and Paul 1:00 A.M. kins. Ann-Mafgret, Burgess Mer­ according to Richard Meehan, attorney for ibsolutely upset community down (1$ - Dr. Gene Scott Newman are interviewed by OD - Rwing from Vonkv* Department of Environmental Protec­ WPCA members seem assured there lifting the court order requiring - NHL Hockey: Hartford G D - AM In the Family edith. 1978 Rated R Robert Story, one of the owners o f the business. lere. ^ ® - M'A'S'H at Boston Hugh Downs on "20/20■■ airing (B ) - Honovmooooni tion had been approved. will be no fines imposed for this sewers. 3 3 - Hogan's Hocoes The current plan calls for the removal of the - MacNeH/Lebrer Newsb- > People't Court THURSDAY, MARCH » on & - SportsCenter 2:45 A.M. "W e're still waiting for all the paper setback. , “ There are still several options open ” We thought we were clear of the our CB - World Vialoo SfWcM station’s Lake Street exit, according to Meehan. sewers when we voted them down three 8:00 P.M. ABC 8 - Ntan n Work In Concant ® - SportsCenter work to come through,” McCiiarthy The authors of at least two of the :o us,” Manley said. “ What we’ll decide - M u f ^ Latino Jesse Lo- TN s AustraMn rock groi^ per­ (B) - Twilight Zone Theplan wasacceptedMondaybythePianning said. "A s soon as we’re notified, we will letters of opposition say they are not to do, I don’t know at this point.” 'ears ago,” Blanchard said. "We (eel sada y Soma Vorh^jer son los (D (D-MagmmiPJ. forms at the Greek Theatre in San 8 - fNck tho Proa Spoftswri 3:00A.M. and Zoning Oimmission. A public hearing will be ike dust mops down here." anfntM)r«5 cte este programa de CHECK USTINGS FOR EXACT TIME of course execute the grant contracts.” satisfied with the replies they got from Charles Blanchard, an amateur C D ~ PW Magazine Frandsco. Czkfomia. tars preview gemes and wiewors C D - M OVIE: Mysteries of the scheduled soon. Sewer proposals have been defeated asuntos pubbcos nacionaies pre compete lor prizes. Mind' From baffling psychic Now that grants have been approved, EPA. ■irchaeologist who wrote to E P A sentcmdo entrevistas. nottcias. G D ^ Ntorriages Scott ® - Leewe It to Beaver n three separate town referendums is pressured by Kate mto a more phenomena to altered states of the Water Pollution Control Authority Daniel Manley, chairman of the complaining the proposed site for the depones y un segmento desde - Crossfire 1:30 A.M. conscioosness, this documentary sewage treatment plant contained iince D E P issued the original abate- HoHywood I serKHis relationship and An and and the consulting firm of Fuss and C^onservation Commission, said; ” I Nancy emfure the ngors of a tax 8 8 - Tonight Show C B - lavama and Shirfay examines one of man's greatMt O'Neill will be able to precede with the don’t feel (FP*' answered significant nrehislnric artifacts, also is nent order in 1971. - Auction mysteries, .his mind. Narrated by audit (60 m m ) 8 - PoNcuta: 'Quo Vwne mi G D-R at Patrol Schools provide services 6:30 P.M. ( S - N e w s ® - Indapendant Network Hugh Douglas 1978 Mwido' C O VEN TR Y — The Coventry public schools (SD - One Ctey at a Tkne (B) - MOVIE: 'Rabbit Run' A 8 - Bob Nmtwrt Show News (3^ - Inside Baseball former high school basketball 8 - NBA BaakatbaM: Dotioit at - Freeman Reports remind parents that many services are available CD - CBS News 8 - Nightfino for students. s t^ IS tryir>g to run away from a New alersey ® - Kung Fu Bolton voters allocate rSv-share funds (JD - SMtford and Son (kab. miserable existence utemes 11:45 P.M. 9 5 - .MOVIE: 'House of Special programs for students 21 or younger Caan. Anjanette Comer. Jack Al­ (3^ - ESPN's SportsLook 8 - ESPN't SpomUMk Frenkenstein' A macabre scien­ include learning disabilities; cross-categorical move to divert almost half of the bond ask the Board of Fire Commissioners to allocation for a state police radio for bertson 1970 , 3:30 A.M. 3v Sarah Possell - Itogan's H a n m sents a 10-rbund Mxkkeweight Nm very happy. (R) (60 min.| tist wreaks vengeance upon Ns handicap disabilities; psychological consulta­ nnoney. He argued that the rest of the request a special appropriation in the the constables' cruiser was reallocatecP ~ NFL’s Greatest Momertts: 12:00 A.M. 4erold Reporter ® - NBC News 8:30 P.M. bout feattxing Mustafa Hamsho enemies from a traveling horror G S - One Step Beyond :'unds could be appropriated later, current town budget. Silverstein said to buy a town radio for the cruiser. Best Ever Professionals & - New Tech Times ( E 3 ) - HanmU Fhro-O show, only to bo doomed by the tion, evaluation and referral; speech, language - Notictero Nacional SIN d - Cerol Burnett end Friends vs Rocky Shakespeare (3D - N C AA Division II Men's he would support such a move.The fire When it is installed, town officials will - Odd Couple Q D - M OVIE: 'NMda' A deputy FraNcenstem Monster. Boris Kar­ and hearing evaluation and therapy; homebound-, BOLTON — About 30 residents at a when the town is ready to issue the CE - MOVIE: The Appoint I- Cheers Diane's one time Basketball Championship from & - Jeffersons - Auction sheriff is tom between Ns love for loff, Lon Chaney. J < ^ Carradine. instruction; guidance; health, preschool; emo­ 3ond. He offered to include a $12,000 commission had originally requested be able to call the cruiser directly, ® - MOVIE: 'Sword and fhe merit' A brMwt lawyer f^ls m date tnes to hold up Cheers (R) SpHngfietd, M A own meeting Tuesday voted to spend ^ - ABC News his people and Ns duty as a law 1944 funds for the tool be included in the instead of going through the state Sorcerer’ A heroic young prince love with a vimmwi who even- tional disabilities; center and home-based aid iS3,000 in federal revenue sharing item in the 1984-85 town budget - People's Caucus 10:15P.M. officer. fk>beft Forster, Arthur 1984-85 budget. 7:00P.M. vows to avenge the murder of Ns tu ^ y rums Nm. Omar Sharif. An- 8 - Newlywed Game 4:00 A.M. and social wortcers. noney to improve Herrick Memorial proposal to make up the necessary police barracks in Colchester. parents Lee Horsley.'Kathleen - Program JIP Keonedy. Linda Evivis. 1974. CD - CBS News ouk A m ^ . Lotte Lenya 1969 9:30 P.M. The public schools also try to locate students funds. Resident Walter Treschuk failed in a The cost of the four proposed building Seller, George Mahans M982 GD - Stw Trok 8 - Despedida G D - Ufe of Riley i’ark and to pay for a bond issue to • FamBy Ties Alex and a 40- - Buffalo Bttt Bii shocks Ns 10:30 P.M. move to divert $27,500 already set aside projects have been estimated as ® ® - M*A*S*H Rated R G $ - MOVIE: Sword and tho who have dropped out in order to develop an inance about 32 million in proposed But those at the town meeting year-old woman develop a audience and Karl when he f^s^y C D * Hispanic Horizons GD - Dr- Gene Scott 1:45 A.M. for Community Hall improvements to follows: $300,000 to $350,000 for a new d - Tic Tsc Dougb ® - NBA Basketbalt: Detroit at special relationsNp (R) accuses an old priest of running a Sorcerer' A heroic young prince appropriate educational program for them. own building projects. refused to delay the funds for the bond d i) - News 8 8 - TNcka of the Night ® - Our Miss Brooks. vows to avenge the murder of his repair the elementary school roof. town garage; $500,000 to $600,000 to GD - ABC News New Jersey 'kKJdte pom’ operation Parents who suspect their child might be in The building projects include a new ^ 8 ~ Entwprise 'Not by Jeans - Nowsnight parents. Lee Horsley. Kathleen issue. Fire department members said 9 5 - MOVIE: 'San Francisco' A ® - Noche de Gala ® - NBA Basketball: Karaas 8 2:00 A.M. need o f one-of these serviras should contact the 'irebouse and town garage, renova- School officials have requested $30,000 renovate Community Hall: ^00,000 for f d - Best of Saturday Nigbt Akme.' Levi Straxjss. the world's City at Portland Beller, George Mahans 1982. that the building projects have been powerful saloon owner and Ns largest clotNng manufacturer, is 8 - Richerd Bober Show CD - CBS News Nightwateb student’s principal or guidance counselor or the ions to Community Hall and a next year to replace two sections of the a new firehouse; and $400,000 for the CB) - Jeffersons 10:00P.M. ® - Alfred Hitchcock Rated R stalled for too long. Firefighters have pal are concerned about a young profiled as it attempts to market a 8 - MOVIE: ‘The Glory CD - MOVIE: The Big Knife' A director of pupil personnel services, who is leaking roof at Bolton Center School. high school addition, not counting the ® - SportsCenter singer Clarke Gable, Spencer Brigade' A lieutenant in Korea is 8 - NBA Basketball: Kansas ibrary-computer center at Bolton High long complained that the existing fire new mass-produced men's suit C D C D * Knots Landing ® - 24 Horas box-office star, troubled over Ns responsible for these programs. School. Nearly $2,000 left from an earlier cost of computers. ® - Radio 1990 Today s pro­ Tracy. Jeanette MacConald (R) (Closed Captioned] ordered to escort a company of (fissatisfaction with life, his lost City at Portland station on Notch Road is inadequate. 1936 C D - News ® - Independent Netwoik gram looks at the hottest trends - Chiquitladas Programa de Greek infantry mto enemy terri­ ideals, and his broken marriage, @ ) - Nowsnight Update Voters defeated an attempt by C D ® l - 20/20 News tory Victor Mature. AlexarKler Following the meeting, fire officials, and performers in the world of @ ) - Prime News variedades presentarvlo el tal- commits suicide. Jack Patance. - News 'inance board members to divert Qj) - Independent Network Scourby. Lee Marvin. 1963. 8 entenamment - Gimme a Break First of 2 ento joven 11:00P.M. Ida Lupmo, Shelley Winters. including Assistant Chief Robert News (12,000 to biiy a rescue tool for 95 - Star Trek parts Nell talks the CNef into tak­ CD CD CD ® ® 12:15A.M. 1955 extricating accident victims trapped in Morra, said that now that they know 9:00 P.M. GD - MOVIE: 'Tender Mercies' 4:15A.M. Drug group to meet again (8 ) - Moneytine ing a boy into their home to prev­ C D - Taxi (31b-Top Rank Boxing from Las C D - -hM Franklin Show automobiles. Morris Silverstein, vice how urgently the Board of Finance ent Nm from going to a juvenile (D fiP - ^mon & Simon A J An ex-coumry-and-westem sin­ ® - MOVIE: The Secret BOLIDN — The monthly meeting of Bolton (S I - News ahd Rick are busted for abetting ger tries to start a new life but Ns C D “ Laugh-In Vegas. NV Top Rank Boxing pre­ GD - MOVIE: 'Wide Open chairman of the finttpoe board, led the feels a Hurst tool is needed, they will delinquent center (R) sents a 10-round Middleweight Faces' An escaped convict Policeman's Other Ball' The Residents for Active Chemical EMucation is 9 $ - Business Report the escape of a spy (60 min ) past catches up with him. Robert (33) - Odd Couple Monty FVthon troupe stars W e Have It All @ - MOVIE: 'The Inn of the Duvall. Tess Harper, Betty Buck- bout featuring Mustafa Hamsho forces a soda jerk to lead him to scheduled April 4 at 7:30 p.m. in the Bolton K g h - El Maleficio Sixth Happiness* A woman mis­ CD ~ The Merv Show m - Benny Hill Show highlights frem two live perform­ ley Rated PG. vs. Rocky Shakespeare. an old house where some loot is Classic plain wedding rings m - Entertainment Tonight sionary tn remote Chma leads C D - Lottery! A man tnes to @ ) - Sports Tonight hidden. Joe E. Brown, Jane W y­ ance benefit shows Pete Town- School library. 100 children to safety after the find a woman who has the other 95 - Twilight Zone 12:30 A.M. man. 1938 shend. John Cleese. Jeff Beck. Bolton force to plan m - Family Feud - Scandals TNs adult wiety 1982 Rated R in platinum, 18k and 14k gold Japanese declare war Ingnd half of his winning lottery ticket (S ) - Freeman Reports C D - Nighttine - Dating Game Bergman. Curt Jurgens. Roten show is named f . Screening identifies students with special needs original reason behind the creation of favor with the selectmen’s proposals, trick better in the suit than hut the school board has indicated it < % u r in speech, vision, hearing, developmental pro­ the committee, first proposed by in no-trump. gress and learning disabilities. finance board Chairman Raymond A. will not withdraw its proposal. Today's hand is a good Ask to see our com plete selection of other rings. NORTH ^Birthday Anyone with questions may call the school at Ursin. Ryba told the committee the 3-SM4 example of that. South has a The school baord operates separ­ Prices shown apply up to size 8 . 4 J 8 643-2411. proposals — for a new firehouse and minimum IS-point no-trump ately from other town agencies. Its 4A873 town garage, renovating Community band with S-4-3-3 distribu­ March 30,1984 . budget is not subject to selectmen’s ♦ KIOS Hall and adding a new library- tion. North has invited game Don't fear to substantially raisiT — review, and, once approved, it is not 410842 computer center to Bolton High School by bis Stayman response and your sights this coming year controlled by the finance board. WEST EAST by bis raise to three hearts. regarding your career goals. (t T Tornado winds up to 318 mph — are beyond the discussion stage. ♦ 97653 eKlOZ South has no reason to bid you think big, your achieve­ Instead, the new committee will Committee members agreed to meet m 'c M n d M VQ 4J1042 once a month. They will ask all town YOU MEAN TO TELL d a n g ; THAT'S ITS TOO LATE TDO THEN DO YOUR BEST. AND PONT any more. Certainly he^ ments will reflect it. Tornadoes, which kiii about 100 Americans each consider long-range capital needs. Trusted Jewelers Since 1865 ♦ A64 ♦ 9752 ME THEY'RE FEEDIN' THE CALL TO TH' a n y t h i n g ABOUT BE s a d ; I'LL PASS TH' WORD should not try three no- ARIES (March 21-April 19) ■> year, can pack rotating winds of up to 318 miles per Chairman John Whitham said he would boards and commissions to submit THAT CRITTER FROM ♦QJ97 ^AS STARTING LINE.' TH' SITUATION NOW.' 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Across town, others learned everything from the puncture. from garnishing to sports medi­ But the hawks themselves risk cine for two hours in the afternoon. Linda Russell pre­ death while hunting. It’s not Such “ In-service” sessions have pares her daughter unusual for one to break a wing been offered twice yearly, in while rolling over and over with a October and March, for the past Theresa fqr a nap, at rabbit, Lucius said. several years. Allan B. Chesterton, right. The 4-year-old director of pupil personnel servi­ child was brain dam­ THE TEACHERS passed up ces, says he sees it as "whetting aged more than a their coffee break to see the the teachers' appetite” for learn­ instructor's next bird. He asked ing, encouraging them to enliven year ago when she everyone to stay still, as he their own classrooms. nearly drowned in a withdrew a golden eagle from its “ It’s educational, but the neighbor’s back yard extra-large box. ^ teachers aren’t burdened with pool. In photo at left, "Holy mackerel," one teacher educationalese,” said Bennet Jun­ shouted, as "Keneu" spread her ior High School Principal Thomas Theresa poses for a wings six feet wide. Meisner. His own school offered birthday picture less 'Kids always say I should have workshops in elective areas, to than two months be­ named her 'Big Bird." Lucius said. give academic teachers a taste of "Don’t you worry about getting something different. fore the October, pecked?” another teacher asked. Next year, school administra­ 1982 accident. In answer, he put his face next to tors are seeking to make the Keneu's and patted her back. workshops full-day affairs. "It's extremely unusual to be Here’s a sampling of what town able to do this," he said. In fact, teachers were doing Wednesday; Keneu is one of the few golden • Elementary school teachers eagles anywhere in the country met to work on computers, brush HcraU pbolo by Tarquinlo that can be displayed to a close-up up on storytelling skills, learn how audience, he said. to motivate children better or find At Bennet Junior High School, English teacher Eleanor Shot down in South Dakota in Herald photo by Tarquinlo out more about Sturbridge Village. 1978, Keneu cannot fly. A real Some studied the “ langauge expe­ Skinner tried her hand at metal-working. All academic eagle-feathered headdress like the After the worksftop on “birds of prey” was over, MHS rience” approach to reading — teachers at Bennet had a chance to participate in one Lucius displayed sells for up to cooperative education teacher Judy Barton clowned talking first, then writing down workshops that focused on subjects outside their area of $8,000 on the black market, he said around with an authemtic eagle-feather war bonnet that what is said — while others Wake up, expertise. — leading some to hunt eagles even was on display. The instructor said similar ones sell for concentrated on creative writing. though it's against the law. The • At Manchester High School, clay pot-making to the impact of penalty is $20,000 or a year in up to $8,000 out west. Most of the headdresses seen in one of the most popular workshops day doesn’t permit. Otherteachers studied micro-computer applica­ “ in-services.” prison or both. movies are actuaiiy made of dyed turkey feathers, he was offered by Channel 3's Gerry "We sit ’em down in seats. But Brooks. Teachers learned that tions, ways to discipline class- said. cutters, or uses of videotaping and here, they can get up and walk LUCIUS HAS KENEU under a newscasters write their own sto­ around,’’ one academic teacher ries and don’t necessarily like satellite-receiving equipment. special permit from the U.S. Fish said. being reported on themselves — • At Bennet Junior High School, Theresa and Wildlife Service. Her name, “ We’re used to being the ex­ an end-of-the-day run revealed which means "War Bird" in when Brooks learned that a perts,” said his table-mate. "I Obituaries more than a dozen teachers in the Algonquin, is apt — eagles can reporter had slipped into the room think it’s hard for teachers to be exert a ton of pressure with each near the end of his talk, he gasped home economics room making apple "turkeys,” tomato roses, novices.” foot, Lucius said. Wilfred E. Hodae He is survived by a son, Richard “ Oh, I’d have been remarkably "But we can’t forget that feeling, piigkie fans and carrot flowers. One They can kill small deer and Due to incomplete information, J. Gavis of Willimantic; three less candid." because it’s going through the kids She Is seml-comatose, but mom hasn’t given up hope Elsewhere at MHS, teachers in teacher kept eating her garnish- even coyotes. Their talons are the the names of two sisters were left daughters, Valerie Fiano of Bolton all the time,” said a third. size of black bear claws. They are out of the Wilfred E. Hodge and Joan Grenier and Judith another classroom were learning if work to the dismay of the others. extremely intelligent. obituary Wednesday. They are Gavis, both of Tolland: a sister, they were "thinkers or feelers," a Another boasted of a "neat trick” on occasion. The tracheotomy she'd learned: Dip salad vegeta­ Despite Lent, By Susan Plese makes it impossible for Theresa to Decreased use of the pesticide Marion Gordon of Bolton and Sally Benton of Windsor; and 18 serious few were studying the Herald Reporter Some find DDT is helping bald eagles make a Dorothy Tennant of East Hartford. grandchildren. “ systems approach" to education, bles in boiling water to make them menu Is chicken speak. greener. All repeated the "rule of Theresa’s eyes follow her moth­ comeback, Lucius said. "And we The John F. Tierney Funeral The funeral will be Saturday at and others were learning about Theresa Marie Hebert Russell, garnish" for teacher Betty Lo- Because school was called off er’s form as the woman moves have turkey vultures (American Home, 219 W, Center St., has 9:45 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral anorexia nervosa, bodily clocks, 4, sits in a little red chair pulled up help through treck: Do everything in odd today, today's school lunch menu around the kitchen. Occasionally. "buzzards") that have come in charge of arrangements. Home, 400 Main St., with a mass of sports medicine, Cheney Mills, and to the kitchen table. Her mother numbers. of oven fried chicken will be Mrs. Russell bends down close to here like crazy in the last few Christian burial at l0:30a.m.atSt. the impact of divorce on children. has just finished feeding her lunch. Other teachers were metal­ offered Friday — even though it’s her daughter’s face, and speaks support club years.” James S. Gavis Bridget's Church. Burial will be in • At Illing Junior High School, The child is dressed in a pretty working, learning the art of Lent, a spokeswoman said this softly to her. A few minutes later, the birds James S. Gavis, 72, of 85 Oliver St. James Cemetery. Callinghours the seventh-grade staff met to plan striped blouse and a pair of blue were back in their cages and Road, dfed this morning at Man­ are Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 field trips, talk about movies they portraiture, or studying lettering morning. She said that officials I The child appears to drift in and Theresa Hebert Russell of slacks to match. On her feet are a Lucius was packing for Massachu­ chester Memorial Hospital. p.m. Memorial contributions may could share, and ao.other things or poster design. In another art decided to offer the chicken again out of sleep. At one point, she West Center Street is among room, the discussion tuned from to avoid financial loss. brand new pair of sneakers. smiles slowly. The smile, too. is a 50,000 people nationwide who setts. One teacher took a last- be made to a charity of the donor's the confines of the regular school But Theresa’s body is still, and r ; minute romp with his headdress. He was born in Kingston, N.Y., choice. new occurrence, her mother says. suffer severe head injuries each July 31. 1911. He had been a she is silent. Her red seat is year, according to the National At least one other balked at resident of Manchester for the past strapped to a wheelchair. Her PROGRESS IS SLOW and un­ Head Injury Foundation. There In Memoriam lundi has not been peanut butter, having to complete a workshop 33 years, and before that had lived In memory of Duncan D. predictable. as it is with many are at least 1,000 victims in evaluation form. "Why, this was in Hartford. He was a U.S. Navy but a pre-mixed formula fed ber victims of traumatic brain injury. Connecticut alone. Kennedy who passed away March through a gastric tube implanted by far the best,” he said. veteran of World War II. 29. 1972 "But even if it’s an inch at a time, Studies show that most of the in ber abdomen. it’s so much for us." says There­ victims are young adult males. At the time of his death he was contributions now. At Heritage, Come meet our Theresa is a victim of traumatic sa’s grandmother Marguerite He­ Most of the injuries are suffered employed by the Gustave Fiseher We love you we’re working overtime to see brain injury. In October 1982, she bert of Summer Street. "Itgivesus in auto or motorcycle accidents The Democratic National Con­ Co. of West Hartford, where hehad We miss you you get your tax break now and wander^ off from her grandmoth­ We wish you were here. IRA Experts and an so much more hope." or sports accidents. vention of 1924 required 103 ballots worked for the past 15 years. He er’s home on Summer Street and to select the party’s presidential a richer retirement later. Mrs. Russell keeps several lami­ Services for victims and their was a member of St. Bridget IRS Representative climbed into a neighbor’s above­ families are inadequate, ac­ nominee. Church. Your Loving Family nated color photographs of DATE; ground pool. According to the Theresa before the accident. In cording to a January report at the Heritage IRA Wednesday, April 4th police report, steps to a new deck one. a smiling littie girl in a blue released by the Governor’s addition were unprotected by a party dress stands in the kitchen, Task Force on Traumatic Brain Workshop. TIME: gate. posing for a birthday picture. Injury, Enhanced 911 system explained 7:00 - 9:00 pm Theresa’s mother, Linda Rus­ In another photo, Theresa is Within the past three years, Here’s your chance to open sell, says she thinks the child ready to take off on a pairof yellow however, support groups have (The IRS representative will entered the water from a sliding If the General Assem­ everyone at the meeting A rough estimate puts distance toll lines would your IRA just before the April roller skates. In a third, she is formed in the area to help give a brief presentation at board. “ I think that slide attracted bly passes a bill to provide Wednesday agreed there the cost to phone users at not be needed. smiling broadly as she steers a victims and their families. 16th (jeadline. At Heritage’s IRA her,” she says. There were no Enhanced 911 emergency are a lot of "turf prob­ 20 cents a month. For Manchester the 7:(X) pm) blue Smurf tricycle. The Vernon Area Satellite Workshop, you can open your witnesses to the accident, but Mrs. telephone service, calls lems " to be solved first. Costs could be reduced change would not be dras­ Doctors cannot give Theresa a Support Group of the Connecti­ PLACE: Russell thinks Theresa didn’t from all Manchester resi­ Towns too small to put if there are fewer than the tic. Bill sponsors have IRA right on the spot and have prognosis. But Theresa’s mother cut Traumatic Brain Injury realize until she was part way dents will go directly to their own systems in 124 dispatch points estimated it would cost a your questions answered by our Heritage Savings and grandmother speak frequently Support Group meets the first the dispatch center at the operation will have to envisioned. town like Manchester Main Office down that the water was under­ of miracles. Months after the Monday of each month. The experts and an IRS representa­ neath. When the child was found, police station and their reach agreements with Sen. Anthony V. Aval- about $1,500 more a year 1007 Main Street, Lobby accident, Theresa’s hands were next meeting is Monday at 7; 30 phone number will be other towns for regional lone, D-New Haven, who for Enhanced 911 than for tive.* We can also show you one arm was badly bruised and clenched shut. One leg was stiff p.m. at the Ellington Ambu­ displayed to dispatchers systems with cost explained the bill, said basic 911. how to save even more tax Manchester scraped, indicating she might have and pointed like that of a ballet lance Building. Route 140, a half tried to stop her fall. on a screen. sharing. there would be plenty of money by starting your 1984 IRA Refreshments will be served. dancer. The other was bent, and it mile from the junction of Route Under the present basic While the mechanism time for towns to reach Avallone said the prop­ No one knows how long Theresa dangled mid-air. 83 and 140. 911. some residents are has not been worked out, agreement on dispatch osal has been under study was in the water. Less than 30 “ We were praying over her,” Thomas Nevers, the presi­ directed to dispatch state regulatory power points because the sys­ for six years. He said minutes elapsed between the time says her mother, a Roman Ca­ dent of the state support group, points in East Hartford, would be to used to resolve tem would not go into there is almost universal her grandmother realized she was tholic. “ She bent her legs. My will speak. missing, and the time the ambu­ South Windsor or Glaston- impasses over effect until three years approval for the En­ sister who is a nurse said. 'There’s The Vernon group was organ­ lance arrived at the hospital. bui^. But the calls are regionalization. after passage of the bill. hanced 911 idea, but dis­ no way.' That’s a miracle.’ " ized by Janice Favreau of By the time she was pulled from quickly redirected to If the bill passes, all For small towns, the agreement on how it Doctors told Mrs. Russell that Ellington, mother of 6-year-old Manchester. towns would have to have cost of a new system as should be financed. The the pool, Theresa had been se­ Theresa would need an operation if verely brain-injured. She had Christopher. He was brain Enhanced 911 would Enhanced 911 service. part of a 10-town region current bill, favored by she was ever to bend her legs injured in an auto accident literally died, her mother says, but permit towns like Bolton, The cost would be borne would be $722 a year with the Public Safety Com­ again. more than three years ago. doctors at Manchester Memorial which have the same partly by the state, partly Enchanced 911. It would mittee, represents a com­ S&S'S.; “ First she started to move her Another charter member of the Hospital were able to revive her. three digits in their phone by telephone users, and be less than the cost under promise on the funding little toes, then the arch," Mrs. group is Alfred Brooks of numbers as Manchester, partly by municipalities. basic 911 because long- question. Hebert adds. "That day, her knee Vernon, whose 19-year-old to develop their own dis­ IRA, E A R L IE R THIS MONTH, a year bended and the other bent out. All daughter Jill was brain injured patch systems or to join and a half after the accident. was from prayer, and in front of us. r.s.,4 ^ Theresa’s mother finally brought in a Bolton auto acccident three other towns in regional THANKSGIVING Every day a little bit more of the years ago. dispatch systems. her home to the family’s 34 W. crippling was straightened out." Independent Center St. apartment. Theresa is Herald photos by Tarquinlo Christopher lives at home. He Under the present situa­ NOVENA TO ST. lUDE walks with the aid of a walker 0 My St M , fpntli Nd Hityr. still semi-comatose. tion those towns cannot Insurance Linda Russell rocks Theresa before brought her home early this month. STILL, IT IS obvious that and started kindergarten last develop a 911 calling sys­ pat a riitN Md rid! ii ■indM; m i It has been a long and difficult Theresa’s has a long and uncertain 2 Center, Inc. Theresa started therapy in Hartford this fall. He still has some difficulty tem at all. t e m if k n i Ctiut. fiitldil litnm- period for the family. Theresa bedtime. Mrs. Russell has seen her road ahead of her. s« if III a ll iin lii INI sfNiil Mini' spent six weeks in Hartford with speech and small motor The provisions of the daughter’s condition improve since she week. “ I just wish there were more control. system were explained i f i ii IIm If Bid. Ii )H I km n- Hospital after the accident, then services to help us,” says Mrs. CNiH I n i Ik i diptk If m knit iid two months in Newington Child­ Jill, who lives at a therapeutic Wednesday to area offi­ recently Theresa’s feet relaxed Theresa has a tracheotomy — a Russell. Theresa cannot be left k iik ly k itliiik M tid k ii( N ii ack ren’s Hospital. Then she spent 14 in New Britain. She started ther­ facility, the Greenery, in cials at a meeting called enough for her mother to put surgical opening in her throat — with a babysitter. Her mother, who pat pmr ti CNa ti ly luiitiia. months at New Britain Memorial apy Tuesday at Easter Seals in Brighton Mass., cannot speak by Sen. Carl Zinsser, sneakers on her feet. After the which allows her to breathe. But was trained to care for her, or a Hil|i M i ay p ia it iid a p it pili- Hospital. Mrs. Russell decided to Hartford. nor can she walk. She’s fed R-Manchester. No repre­ accident, her feet were stiff and her mother says she’s starting to tin . h ratal I praaii ti aiki yiir bring her home March 6 because The family has seen some through a gastric tube, and is sentative of Bolton was at outstretched. breath normally, through her nose. Please turn to page 14 still incontinent. the meeting. MM k a iiM d tM ii ya b ki imkid. the child was not receiving therapy progress over the months. Just Police Capt. Henry Mi­ Siy tkni “ Oir Fitkm, Ikm Hill 9 n o r attended for Mayi lid Claiis." PiM Inliii out ki Manchester. piiisid. St bdi pray la I) udiH aki If Connecticut does in­ imki yaa iid. fan. Ikli m ih kit Rod Oolln, CIC Bob Lolhrop Jon Norrtt, CPCU stitute the Enhanced 911 N«a km kMai ti^ d . I km kid ay A steaming cup of cocoa sure warms up a day system soon, it will be the rapml pNtid. EXPERIENCE first state to do so, but . M. F. B. RSVP. ------■ IS THE BEST TEACHER April. 16th is less than 2 weeks away. RSVP today This morning I got up eariy and went to my IT WAS SLEETING outside and as I drank the poured myself what was left and headed back basement office to do some work. I say “ oflice.” cocoa I could hear the little pellets of wet ice hitting downstairs. One of the screws on the knob to the cellar That’s just for tax purposes. What it is, is a typewriter the ground-level windows. It made me feel better than door has loosened and it caught my index finger as I We know what it's like to on a small table between two longer tables that I Andy Rooney ever. Here I was in a house I loved, warm, dry and opened the dopr with my free hand. It was a very slight made. One is cherry, the other walnut. Sometimes I surrounded by my books, the tools of my trade, in a pain but it made me jerk back and I spilled a little of experience a fire loss. Our the cocoa with the scum on it on the rug. 6^-4586 call them “ desks.” They’re simple but I made them room filled with friendly souvenirs of my life. experience will help us to ext. 250 myself and I like sitting between them in front of my Syndicated Columnist The first cup of cocoa was so good and it was so very 1 continued downstairs, put the cup of cocoa on one typewriter even when I can’t think of anything to pleasant just sitting there, dreaming, that I went back of my tobies and came back up to the kitchen to get a provide the right kind of write. up to the kitchen to get what was left in the pan. wet sponge to clean up what I ’d spilled. By the time I got back to my typewriter, the cocoa service to fulfill your •This Is part of the Internal Revenue Service's Outreach Program. It was before 6 and I wasn’t ready for coffee yet, but I do not understand the cycles of life, the ups and was cold and it was almost 7:00.1 noticed a little water for some reason the idea of a cup of cocoa had crossed Daffodils $1®® downs of the spirit. From the moment I came back was coining in at the top of one of the windows tha‘ insurance needs. my mind as I’d storied downstairs. I’d decided not to bunch cocoa that had been in the cabinet for years and made into the kitchen, the day which had begun so well Temporary Quarters make a commotion in the kitchen and wake everyone. needed new caulking. The oil burner in the next room Mini Carnations myself some. storied downhill. I cannot tell for sure whether the went on and I got thinking about our oil bill. bunch Heritage Savings m I rolled a piece of pqper in my typewriter and sat deterioration in my attitude toward life from that Downstairs again, sitting between my wood, in front K MART PLAZA there storing at it. All 1 could think of was cocoa. I moment on was caused by actual events or whether it At about 7; 15 I made a few hits at the keys of my of my trusty typewriter with my cup of cocoa, I 227 Spencer Street Manchstlar. ‘ Main Office, 1007 Main St„ Phona: 649-4586 • K-Mart Plaza, Spencer St. hadn’t thought of a cup of cocoa in nine years and now was some chemical change in my brain that made typewriter and noticed right away that my fingernails thought how good life was. The cocoa was delicious Manchester, CdMin. • ‘ Highland Park Market, Highland St, • Corner Main & Hudson Sts. • Covanliy: Rt. 3i I couldn’t get it out of my mind. things seem less good than they had seemed a few needed cutting. Within a few minutes I’d begun to • South Windsor: 29 Oakland Rd. • Tolland: Rt. 195 • QIaatonbury: Inside Frank’s Supermarket and I found myself wondering why more people don’t minutes before. think of all the work I had to do in the next week. I’ve CASH & 85 E, CENTER ST drink cocoa instead of coffee in the morning. I * Heritage automatic teller locations. You know, of course, what I did. My most serious got to get that tax stuff together, too. CARRY 649-5268 646-6050 character flaw is that I don’t deny myself much. I concluded that, like almost everything else in life, it The cocoa left in tli. uuu a skin on top of it now. 1 I don’t care whether I ever have another cup of went back up to the kitchen, found some good Dutch has something to do with either calories or cost. had forgotten Jthat cocoa did that. I heated it and cocoa or not.

/ K - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. March 29, 1984 M.ANt HESTER HF.KAI.U. riiur.sduy. Muich 29, 1984 — 13 Public records Advice Jane Barry, 44 Summit College Instructs nannies Warranty deeds H.M. Frechette Real St., $146. Estate Inc. to Raymond Releaee of Lie Pendens and Karen Johnson, land Elenor C. Hyong re­ Sloppy son-in-law makes on Green Road. I62.8M. on British art of child care leases action against Ro­ III Mary A. Stmad to Em­ ily M. Le Pard. 33 Trebbe nald J. Hyong. By Rebecca LaVally Drive, 150,600. Sunday dinner a downer ElenorR.HyongtoCarl Liens releeeed United Press International From the minute a child is born State of Connecticut re­ P. Trevison and Judy leases lien agaist the Teselle, unit 58B North- SAf^RAMENTO, Calif. — The fledgling California you're helping them develop them a check and telling estate of Anna Melesko- Nannie College has graduated its first class of six ■ D E AR ABBY: When field Green Condomi­ them 1 thought I had sent piikaitis. women trained in the British style of specialized child into whole adults. our married children nium, 169,900. it, but I just found it in a care. come for Sunday dinner, dresser drawer. If that Marriage lleeiieee Nannies are not babysitters. They do not wash Quilclaltn deeds one son-in-law rushes to sounds stupid, what other William J. Donovan Jr., windows, vacuum rugs or dustcredenzas. They are not child development, infant care, study of atypical the table before anyone Ronald J. Hyong to Dear Abby excuse could 1 make for Manchester, to Karen C. schooled in cooking, although they are grounded in the children, creative play, field work withyoungstersand else has even been seated Elenor R. Hyong, unit 58B sending it so late? Or is it Charter, Manchester, fundamentals of good nutrition for children. assertiveness training. and starts eating. He Northfield Green Abigail Van Buren OK not to send anything? Nannies guide a child’s growth and development The latter is to help nannies build their communica­ doesn’t even bother to Condominium, April 6. FEELING Joel R. Hobbs, Man­ with as much care and possibly more skill than the tions skills and self-esteem. wash bis bands, and from GUILTY chester, to Geraldine F. child’s own parents. the looks of him. he rarely Liens Oakes, Manchester, April Affluent families once imported nannies from A COURSE IN employer-employee relations is washes at all. Internal Revenue Ser­ DEAR GUILTY: Webs­ England, but a tightening of immigration laws has designed to help nannies negotiate effectively. vice agaist property of 21. ter defines a gift as made that more difficult. As a result, a small but Ms. Curtis said she and Mrs. Hooverinterview every Also, when the food is Robert Hunley and Sub­ Peter N. Marzialo, passed, - when we have “ something transferred growing number of schools are teaching Americans applicant and are selective in acceptances. educate him. He needs to boards and fridge; to do so way 'Sandwich Shop 44,11 Manchester, to Brenda N. fried chicken, he picks up voluntarily by one person the British type of child bare. Some lose interest when they hear the price. be told. would justify her invading Downey Drive. $5,376. Cooke, Vernon, April 6. several pieces with his to another without A total of 19 women out of 300 applicants were yours. Internal Revenue Ser­ Edward Stroczkowski, fingers before taking compensation.” “THE TIME IS RIGHT for this,” said family accepted for the first two sessions. Three applicants D E AR ABBY: How do I The next time she heads vice agaist property of New Britain, to Pamela J. what he wants. Once he It is not something one counselor Carolyn Curtis, who founded the California were male. prevent the wife of a very for your kitchen, try this: Robert and Carole Kirby, Gauthier, Manchester, picked up a whole duck gives in order to get rid of Nannie College in Sacramento with Rena Hoover, a Potential nannies must have high school diplomas, good friend of my hus­ " I d n 't mean to be an 66 Galaxy Drive, $2,541. and just squashed it until a guilty conscience. April 7. high school math department head. experience with children and “ need to really love band's from going ungracious hostess, but Park Plumbing Supply the grease covered his Martin R. Trial, Hart­ “ We’re experiencing a baby boom. Women are kids,” Ms. Curtis said. "They need to really have a 2 through my cupboards I'm telling you for the last Your gift will be wel­ Co. against property of bands and-ran down to his waiting longer to have children. There is more media good heart. I don’t know how else to express it." and fridge and helping time that my kitchen is come any time, so don’t Eric Ozols, 24 Strickland ford, to Katherine B. elbows. It was revolting! Htrald photo by Tarquinio Hynes, Hartford, April S. attention on who is taking care of our kids. She said job offers are plentiful for graduates, herself to whatever she off-limits to guests, so if feel that you must come Place, $10,219. “ Our school is providinga newupperechelon inchild although only affluent households can afford the He is not stupid; he just wants? She is welcome to there’s anything you up with an excuse for not “Scout" and Dog Warden Richard Southern New England care to bring some prestige in this area.” $200-per-week minimum. has no manners. We all share whatever I have, want, please ask for it and having come up with a gift Telephone against prop­ Rand pose outside the pound. The At the urging of an advisory board'member, the find bis crudeness quite but 1 would appreciate the if I have it I will be happy sooner. erty of Gordon E. Smith, young Beagle is ready for adoption. Cut laundry costs by school uses the Old English spelling of “ nannie” A SIM ILAR SCHOOL in Chicago, one of fewer than a sickening, bu^ nobody opportunity to be a hos­ to get it for you.” unit 12-E, 14 Thomas decreasing the amount of. instead of the American “ nanny.” dozen in the country, estimates most employers haye- wants to say anything to tess when she is .in our . Be assertive. Don't waf­ D E AR ABBY: I know detergent used. Reduce Road, $957. Ms. Curtis says nannies can make as much as $350 household incomes of $75,000, Ms. Curtis said. him. I m ention^ this to home. fle dr apologize. Say it like how "Proud Mama" Adopt a pet Town of Manchester by one-third and see per week with two years’ experience —andsometimes . Marilyn Backman, a former clerk, has worked as a my daughter (his wife) I have already told her you mean it, and it will feels. After she became a continues lien against whether you notice a once, and she said, "Y es, nicely that I didn't want work. grandma, she became a difference in the appear­ room, board and use of a car — but the rewards do not naiiny for a fam ily with three children, ranging from6 9 property of William and come easily. weeks to 8 years old, since her graduation in January. Mom, I know, but be has her going into my cup­ mother again. Dianna Troy, 124 Henry ance of your wash. Add so many good qualities.” b o a rd and fridge, but she DEAR ABBY: Six Young beagle extra dollars to your “ I found something I really enjoy,” said Mrs. My youngest son is 7 and St $254. Have you any sugges­ has ignored me. Should I months ago a close friend budget by selling “ don't THE SCHOOL OFFERS a rigorous curriculum in Backman, 45, a mother of fourgrown children. “ There my oldest is 22. When I'm 'Town of Manchester tions on how to solve this give her a taste of her own of mine who lives out of needs” with a low-cost ad child development and tuition that discourages all but are so many jobs for these girls who go to the school. with my 7-year-old, I also continues lien against one? medicine and invade her town was married. My in Classified. 643-2711. the very serious — $1,500 for the full-time, 12-week People want a better quality of people taking care of get some "Grandma" awaits a home property of Richard and DISGUSTED cupboards and fridge husband and I were in­ course. their children.” comments, which doesn't IN M AINE when I am in her home? vited to her wedding, but ” I want someone to know that when they hire "There’s so much to learn. Mothers think they’re bother me because the I don’t want to jeopard­ we were unable to attend. This week’s featured pet is “ Scout,” a 2-year-old someone from the California Nannie College, they just taking care of children, changing diapers, talking people who matter know Wrong clothes can kill DEAR DISGUSTED: ize my husband’s friend­ Some friends informed tri-colored male beagle. He was picked up March 19 on have hired the finest in child care available,” Ms. to them at their feedings. Butfrom theminuteachildis who I am. LINCOLN, Neb. (UPl) — The wrong running Tell your daughter pri­ ship with her husband,' me that it isn't necessary North Main Street, and is ready to be adopted by a Curtis said. born you’re helping them develop into whole adults." loving family. clothes can kill, says a university extension human Mrs. Backman declined to reveal the salary for her vately that a few more and short of not inviting to send a wedding gift if On one occasion, a sa­ “ I think this (xillege is very much needed and I wish This week there are eight other dogs at the pound to development specialist. every young mother were able to go through it.” 40-hour-a-week job, but said shecould have made more "good qualities” — them to our home, I am at you don't attend the wed­ leswoman commented, choose from. “ Wearing vinyl, rubber or plastic garb while money if she continued working as a supermarket namely cleanliness and a loss as to what to do ding. My conservative "You look too old to be the Five of the eight instructors have master’s degrees. “ Shep” and “ Scooter” — both featured in previous running knocks the body ’sthermostatout of kilter and clerk. "But I like children much better." she said. table manners — would next. Any suggestions? husband agreed, so we mother of your youngest, The school has tentative approval from the state Manchester Herald columns — are still at the pound, prevents natural body cooling by sweat evaporation,” Robyn Shinn, 27, mother of a 2'/i-year-old make her husband im­ BURNED IN didn't send anything. and too young to be the Office of Postsecondary Private Education, pending waiting to be taken home with someone. said Leon Rottman, of the University of Nebraska. preschooler, said her son understands that she must measurably more attrac­ MICHIGAN mother of your oldest." an in-depth evaluation next summer. tive. And if she is unwil­ To this day I feel bad There are also two small puppies — one labrador Rottman said a 21-year-old Cincinnati man who died “ They impressed me with the integrity and caiiberof “ help Daddy bring in cash” by working as a full-time GRINNING AND ling to tell him, then you DEAR BURNED: about not having sent a and one spaniel. Both pups are black and white and of heat stroke while running in a vinyl sauna suit had a - the instructors," said state consultant Clifford nanny for a 3>/t-month-old baby. must take him aside and Don't invade her cup­ gift. 1 thought of sending B EARING IT are between two and three months old. body temperature of 106 degrees F. O’Connell, who handled the provisional approval. She said she took the nanny course because. “ I like To adopt a dog, it costs IS to make the transaction Runners should wear only absorbent fabrics, such "They seemed to be well-qualified and educated being with kids. I wanted to learn more about being a UPI photo as cotton or cotton and wool blends that cool the body legal. The dog pound is located on town property on people.” parent, helping a child grow without taking California Nannie College director assists. The fledging school recently Olcott Street. naturally by absorbing sweat, he said. Classes meet 8 a.m.-4 p.m., five days a week. They frustrations out on the child. I wanted to be learning cover health, safety, nutrition, effective parenting. with him.” Carolyn Curtis (right) uses her two-year graduated its first class of six women Unhealthy diet will catch up old son Donnie during a class demon­ trained in the- British concept of with woman eventually New comedy puts CBS on top stration as student Alison Wood (left) specialized child care. NEW YORK (UPI) - CBS was 1 and there has been one CBS-ABC Nightly News” had an 11.2 rating About Town the No. 1 prime time network last tie. with a 20 share and ABC’s ' ‘WoHd DEAR DR. LAMB: I'd does this. We all have week with its new situation The premiere of NBC’s comedy News Tonight” a 10.6 rating with like your opinion on my cyclical changes in body comedy “ Kate and Allie” and its show with Flip Wilson, “ People an 19 share. (drafts sought Chorus to rehearse 27-year-old daughter’s temperature. The body resurrected women police drama Are Funny,” sunk ‘“rhe Love The Top 10 prime time shows for Beethoven Chorus w'H rehearse Tuesday from 10 to diet. All she has for temperature is lowest at "Cagney and Lacey” both placing Boat” in its Saturday 9-9:30 p.m. the week ending March 25, accord­ The Manchester Art Association will sponsor the 11 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. breakfast is an occasional night when we sleep and among the Top 10 programs. EST time slot for the first time in ing to the A.C. Nielsen Co., were: 11th annual outdoor arts and crafts sale and exhibit Your Health June 3 at Center Park. Craftsmen may obtain There will be a raffle before the rehearsal. glass of Tang. For lunch highest during the day­ The A.C. Nielsen prime time five years, although the ABC 1. Dallas (CBS) Members of the chorus will entertain at the Sacred she has a banana and a time when we’re active. If ratings for the week ending March program was a rerun. The last 2. Dynasty (ABC) applications from John Massolini, 144 Bolton Center Heart Church at 1:30 p.m. on Monday. Pepsi. Lawrence Lamb, M.D. you work the night shift 25 gave CBS a 17.7 rating with a 29 time "The Love Boat” was beaten 3. Simon and Simon (CBS) Road, Bolton, 06040. All entries must be handcrafted. and sleep during the day, A car pool will leave Emanuel Lutheran Church at A For dinner she has a cup percent share of the viewing in its time slot was in June 1979, 4. Kate and Allie (CBS) 12:45 p.m. Members should be at the church by 12:30 of rice with frozen vegeta­ this temperature audience, ABC a 15.7 rating with a when it ran against "B.J. and the 5. Falcon Crest (CBS) Office of future is topic p.m. bles, about a half pound of reverses. 25 share and NBC a 14.4 rating with Bear.” 6. Knots Landing (CBS) green beans, broccoli, on­ a 23 share. ' "CBS Evening News with Dan 7. Newhart (CBS) WEST HARTFORD — Hartford Chapter of the ions and mushrooms, a nificantly lacking in pro­ DEAR DR. LAMB: I What you need to do is In the 26-week-old television Rather” continued on top in the 8. The A-Team (NBC) Professional Secretaries International will sponsor VFW card party set salad of lettuce, tomatoes, tein; calcium and essen- have a job that requires consider your eight-hour season, CBS has won the prime evening news category with a 12.9 9. Cagney and Lacey (CBS) a seminar titled “ The Office of the Future” on VFW auxUiary to Post 2046 plans a setback card celery, croutons, salad tial vitamins and strenuous physical activ­ work shift as your work­ time ratings 17 times, ABC 7. NBC rating with a 23 share. "NBC 10. 60 Minutes (CBS) Saturday at St. Joseph College. party at 8 p.m. April 9 at the post home at 608 E. Center dressing, Tang or milk. minerals. Her total calo­ ity. When we change ing day. This means you’ll Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. Call Edna Penny at St. She’s 5 feet 7 inches tall rie intake sounds well shifts eating at the proper have breakfast before go­ 243-4352. Proceeds will go to the auxiliary’s cancer aid and and only weighs US below the required time becomes a problem. ing to work, even if you go Elaine Beckwith, assistant director, information research program. pounds. She sits at her job amount for optimal I find it difficult to eat to work at midnight. Have systems, CIGNA Corp., and George Herchenroether, The event, which is open to the public, includes door all day and exercises J^alth. regularly on the midnight your noon meal in the Cinema vice president, operations, COMPUTERease, will prizes and refreshments. three times a week at a' to 8 a.m. shift. I think we middle of your working speak on "Technology — its impact on work styles.” available. Call Terry Varney, 644-9233. spa. She should try to change suffer a $low onset of jet phase, then have your Hartford with the Moon (P G ) 1:40, 9:30. AttiMWim Clnoma — La East Hartford 7:X, 9:45. — The Hotel New West Hartford She seems to have a lot her habits by starting the lag over the sleep curve. evening meal when you Cage Aux Folles (R ) 7:30 with Eastwood Pub A Cinema— Hampshire (R) 1, 7:45, 9:50. of energy and is never ill, d a y ^ ith a decent break­ How can one get the get home. Stay up during La Cage Aux Folles II (R) Lassiter (R ) 7:15. — Police Acodemv (R) 1, o-fc"* ’ <•*> Fashions & fun Blue Shutter open house but I worry that she could fastsuch as a big bowl of Uiat period of time as you 9:15. Poor Richard's Pub A Ci­ 7:40, 10. 9-15 ~ «R) 7:15, most from their food Cinema City — Entre Nous nema— Angel (R ) 7:30,9:30. Mon Chester Sisterhood of Temple Beth Sholom will sponsor have anorexia nervosa oatmeal, and adding pro­ normally wou Id after your Blue Shutter Nursery School at Trinity Covenant intake for those working (P G ) 7:15, 9:30. — The Dis­ Showcase Cinemas — UA Theaters East— splosh 12T'?:r5?T307l^“?';5‘'’^ "Fashion, Fitness and Fun" on Sunday at 7 p.m. at because she's so thin. tein sources such as fish, hours? I find most people evening meal and go to creet Charm of the Burgeolse Footloose (PG)'1:30, 7:20, (P G ) 7:20, 9:35. — Blonte It Church will observe the "W eek of the Young Child” (R ) 7 with Vlrldlono (R ) 9. — 9:45. — Ice Pirates ( PG) 1:30, on Rio (R ) 7:20, 9:25. — the temple. with an open house the first week of April. poultry or lean meats. eat at 9 a.m. and go to bed bed at a time that would The Leopard (PG) 8. — The 7:30, 9:M. — Terms of En- Unfaithfully Yours (PG) «'?i?,'’2"'3'i:!ir5:^3?,''7?30,‘9^S’ DEAR READER: If — ® o n Rio (R ) 12:10, There will be a fashion show as well as The school meets Mondays, Wednesday and RESTRICTIONS Your daughter is too and wake up at 1 or 2 p.m. give you sufficient Dresser (PG ) 7:30,9:50. deorment (P G ) 1:40, 7, 9:30. 7:15,9:30. 2,3:50, 5:45, 7:40,9:40. demonstrations by several businesses. your description is accu­ thin and you have good and eat at 4 or 5 p.m. then amount of sleep before CInestudIo — Tess (P G ) — Against All Odds (R ) 1:15, Vernon Windsor Fridays from 8:45 to 11:15 a.m. or noon to 2:30 p.m. 7;X. 7:10, 9:35. — Death Stalker Cine I A 2— Lassiter (R ) 7, Tickets are $5 for adults and $3.50 for children under rate, your daughter is on a reason to be concerned. A go to sleep. But this you rise to have breakfast PKno — Educating Rita Registration is being accepted for September Colonial — Schedule un­ (R ) 1:20, 7:45, 10. — Racing 9:15. — Reckless (R) 7:10, (PG) 7:15. 12. Prizes and raffles will be offered. Refreshments totally unsatisfactory person can get by for a doesn’t work well for me. again. This way your registration. Call 643-7277. diet. Unless she drinks a time on an unhealthy diet, will be served. YO in i EVER FIND meal pattern will fit the The spring and summer fashions will be by lot of milk with her but eventually it destroys DEAR READER: Take change in your tempera­ Jobs workshops set evening meal, she’s sig- the health. a tip from the way nature ture cycle. Actionwear Ltd. Sports demonstrations will be done by East Hartford Racquet Club, Ryans Sport Shop, HARTFORD — A workshop on job interviewing will Brunswick Parkade Lanes, Holiday Health & Fitness, be offered by Hartford College for Women’s ON NORTHEASTERN Professional Golf Shop of East Windsor as well as Counseling Center from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on April 9. Teenager wants her freedom workshops and jazzercise by Sandra Denton. Register for the workshop by calling 236-5838. The event is open to the public. Family discounts for The course will include videotaping of participants families of four or more will be available if tickets are in simulated interviews. Fee: $10 for past and present ARETHESEATBEaS, bought in advance. clients of the center; $15 for new members. The low prices you see m ihis ad are Ihe low [ir;cos you | lay T t lero are no from ‘prison guard’ mother Call Temple Beth Sholom at 643-9563. . restrictions Ali we ask is ttiat you purctiaso your tcket wH ;r' i.ever; i r,s aftor r'\tkri;_i voor Mulhern named reservation Ttiat way your late is guarardeor;‘nr ur^evear. aittiougti ;i n.ay tje'"g'n-' THE HOTEL OES Installs officers DEAR DR. BLAKER: cause tension and more James P. Mulhern of Tudor Lane will be among 70 ciunr 'o certain tiolday periods (tor e^atTip'o -1/ d/Uii Ts ttlai sin'din.' Mr. and Mrs. William Ratcliffe will be installed as 2 I ’m 16 years old and have accusations of being HEWHAMPSHI people taking part in the 1984 Easter Seal Telethon, Call your travel ager it or Norttieastorn a! ,'HOO) 3?^ 3788 matron and patron of Temple chapter, Order of the a problem that I'm sure is VS overbearing. airing on W TXX-TV, Channel 20, Sunday from 9 a.m. Northeastern What (' lyn ig Stioi nu L!e Eastern Star, Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Masonic common among girls my to 7 p.m. Ask Temple. age. However, in my case m i Eventually the e x ­ FROM HARTFORD'S BRADLEY AIRPORT 4 boyfriend will find some­ AGAINST it's gotten out of control. Dr. Blaker Kids (2 -14) when Special Pancakes at Robertson Unrestricted one else and that will put Officers witness degree accompaniod Car Rental I ’ve always considered A L L O D D S ir , TO: Fare Karen Blaker, Ph.D. some distance between by an adult Package my mother somewhat The officers of Manchester Lodge 73 of Masons COVENTRY — Robertson School on Cross Street overprotective but re­ the two of them. plans an "a ll you can eat” pancake breakfast on April ALAMO visited John Mather chapter of DeMolay recently to FT LAUDERDALE (NON-STOP)- cently she’s become a 7 from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. $109 $85 $9 95'Day Additionally, as your witness the presentation of the DeMolay degree. prison guard. Adults: $2.50. Children, age 4 to 12: $1.50. Children relationship grows you FOOTLOOSE ’ Master councilor Neill Ramsey presided. ALAMO For example, when a under 4 will be admitted free. Seniors will be admitted WEST PALM BEACH (NON-STOP) will get to the point where IS) Roland H. Branot of 26 Columbus St., advisor and $109 $85 $9 95'Day boy finally overcame the have another question. cussing our relationship with a discount. you will be able to discuss SMOWHAT. scribe, was presented a certificate of merit for his fear of being scrutinized What in your behavior has with her old boyfriend. ALAMO your problems more tho­ ..*. 1i80-T:10*ff.,..... service to the lodge. ORLANDO by m y mother and contributed to her in­ r ve met him and he and $109 $85 $9 95 Day roughly with each other. ^ OVR dropped by the house, she creased vigilence? Have I got along very well. 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TOIL FREE IN CONNECTICUT 1 •800-387-6558 TCU FREE OUT OF CONNECTICUT 1 *800 743 7763 MrtINCIlE&l EK MEKAl-t). inui'iiaav. n i a i c i i /.a, iJ O -« — IJ 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. March 29, 1984 Though she’s semi-coinatose, mother hasn’t given up hope SPORTS said. 'Theresa, put your head A law suit filed afterthe accident Continued from page II back.' She had this big smile, like netted a $50,000 settlement, but out she knew she did It.” says Mrs. of that came lawyer's fees, and .arse must attend the child, even reimbursement to the state and {lussdl Michigan easily takes NIT title over ND And Theresa’s little sister Chris­ for short periods. insurance company for Theresa s Just recently Mrs. Russell had to tine born about five months after Dell Curry led the Hnkies with 20 care. the accident, is ju s t getting to know By Dove Raffo half of them feel snubbed by the So Michigan coach Bill Frieder made them shoot earlier than they Virginia Tech captured third cancel a doctors appointment for points, while Southwestern I.ouisi- Mrs. Russell says she will have a UPl Sports Writer NCAA to begin with, teatns in the didn't let himself breathe easy, wanted to and we got some easy place in the tournament with a her younger child, age 1, because lein on her name for the rest of her her big sister. ana got a game-high 21 from she had no one to care for Theresa. National Invitation Tournament even after his Wolverines put baskets. That was basically be­ 71-70 victory over Southwestern life. She says she will neverbe able NEW YORK — Perhaps because Graylin Warner. Since Theresa came home. Mrs. "She responded fine. Just fine,” take nothing for granted. togeth er a near-perfect 2:20 cause of their press.” Louisiana in the consolation game. to own a home. Her husband, the Russell has been out only once, says Mrs. Russell. "Christine goes stretch to outscore Notre Dame Michigan hit its first nine shots of child's stepfather, is a mechanic more than a week ago, to do her right up to her and tries to play 24-4 and open a 20-.point lead in the half and l9-of-26 second-half for an auto parts store in South income taxes. Her sisten a nurse, with her.” Wednesday night's 47th NIT attempts from the floor. The drove down from ^n fleld so Mrs. Windsor. "Theresa had so much life and Championship. Wolverines hit 56 percent for the Russell could leaw . energy in her,” her mother says. The margin stood up in Michi­ game, compared to Notre Dame's V Finances are rL^froblem. Be­ ‘T v e done my share of crying.” "She's not going to stay like this. gan's 83-63 victory but Frieder 39 percent. cause of Theresa's care, Mrs. says Mrs. Russell. Yet the woman She was little Miss Independent. waited almost three more minutes " I have no complaints about Russell cannot work. The child is cheerful and optimistic. She before he allowed himself the what we did,” Notre Dame coach must be fed five times a day. Only shows no signs of self-pity. " r ve asked her plenty of times to luxury of a victory grin. Digger Phelps said. "We just got recently was she able to give up a 4 On the day the Herald visited, hurry up and wake up. I talk to her "When we were 17 ahead (57-40 beat by a very good team. They a.m. fe llin g . Now she sleeps from Mrs. Russell and her mother were all the time. Every time she tries to with 7:47 le ft), it went through my just pounded us.” her last feeding at midnight to 8 celebrating one more inch of sleep I wake her up. God wanted mind we were going to win this Michigan, 23-10, had nevermade a.m. the next morning. Each progress, accomplished just that her alive. God must want her in the game,” Frieder said of Michigan's it to the finals in four previous N IT feeding takes 20 to 30 minutes. day. "She put her head down. I world.” first N IT title. appearances but made up for it by It was play of 6-foot-11 sopho­ scoring the most lopsided win in an more Tim McCormick and the 24-4 N IT Championship in 12 years, 4^i4r > »►-. streak that made the Wolverines going back to Maryland's 100-69 champions. McCormick hit 13-of- victory over Niagara in 1972. 16 from the floor, finished with 28 "A t the beginning of the season, Graders, points and 14 rebounds, and was we set this as a realistic goal, and AttentiM 4thr Sfli, voted tournament MVP. He got we attained it," Frieder said. help from 6-10 sophomore center Notre Dame, 21-12, was in its Roy Tarpley in fueling the stretch fifth NJT and second champion­ Jinior Wsh and Ksh SdMol Studmts that put away the Irish. ship. 'The Irish lost 92-91 in “ We just tried to be as physical overtime to Virginia Tech in 1973. as we could," McCormick said. The Wolverines kept Irish high- "We wanted to keep them from scoring guard Tom Sluby in check On the way to tecovery getting under the boards. We’re early in the second hal f. Sluby, who I capable of being an explosive finished with 19 points on 7-of-20 Michigan Jah. 15. He was submerged in team. We got on a roll for a few shooting, didn't score in the second Choosing a favorite candy in a Chicago nfiinutes and that gave us the final half until 9:28 remained. supermarket is part of the ongoing the lake for some 20 minutes after a margin.” "Michigan got into a groove and theraputic treatment doctors have slet^ding accident, but is said to be on 1984 After Notre Dame's Tim Kemp- just kept going for it,” Sluby said. recommended for young Jimmy Tontle- the way to recovery. ton sank two free throws for a 28-28 Kempton also had 19 points for tie with 19:06 left, McCormick the Irish and Ken Barlow added 18. wicz, who fell into the icy waters of Lake scored 3 points as Michigan moved Eric Turner scored 16 points for to a 35-28 lead. After Jim Dolan Michigan and freshman Antoine scored for Notre Dame, Tarpley Joubert added 12. UPl photo scored 6 of h is ' 18 points as Michigan never trailed and took Michigan ran off 13 straight for a a 24-15 lead with 4:56 left in the first Alcohol does not decrease UPl photo 48-30 lead and extended it to 52-32 half. The Irish scored 9 of the final University of Michigan coach Bill Frieder sticks his head Michigan's Tim McCormick lifts the Most Valuable with 10:46 remaining. 11 first-half points to pull within through the rim after cutting the net off in celebration of Player trophy after' scoring 28 points in helping the “ We had a roll there,” Frieder 28-26 at halftime, Barlow and Sluby his team’s 83-63 win over Notre Dame in the National coronary risk, study claims said. “ Our press was very effec­ combined for Notre Dame's first 21 Invitational Tournament final. A Michigan player gives Wolverines to an 83-63'win over Notre Dame in the NIT tive and we did a good job points, with Kempton scoring the final at New York's Madison Square Garden. attacking their press. I think we final 6 of the half. the number one sign at lower left. By Gino Del Guercio the same chemicals that-jsdlire' After six weeks, HDL-3 levels were United Press International heart attacks. found to have dropped, but HDL-2 U------> "This shows that we're going to remained the same. BOSTON — Alcohol does not have to be a little more careful Studies have shown that moder­ increase the ‘ 'good' type of before we begin promoting alcohol ate drinkers suffer fewer heart Eagles begin defense of state championship cholesterol in the blood stream consumption for health reasons,” attacks than non-drinkers. But that helps prevent heart attacks, a said William L. Haskell, an asso­ Haskell said some of that research new study said today, leaving ciate professor at the Stanford may be flawed because no chemi­ scientists to wonder why moderate University School of Medicine. cal tests were taken to see if those drinkers suffer fewer coronaries "The study doesn't totally elimi­ being tested were lying about their with mound staff decimated by graduation than teetotalers. nate the theory that moderate drinking habits. He also said that before people handle the middle oi the infield. A trying to take his club’s HCC title People with high levels of alcohol consumption reduces risk . By Len Auster He doesn’t want to put that kind pitching staff beginning with se­ But there are a couple of take for granted that moderate pair of juniors, Larry Stanford and and Maloney. Rockville and St. high-density lipoproteins, or of heart disease. Some other Sports Editor of pressure on the 1984 club that niors Paul Roy and Bill Masse. holdovers from the '83 club and Kevin Hutt, are battling for the job Bernard as further challenges on "good" cholesterol, in their blood component might be acting to drinking is healthy, they must swings into action next Thursday “ Paul can get the ball over the Penders hopes to draw from their at first base. the schedule. are known to have fewer heart reduce risk,” he said. consider the higher risk of death A year ago East Catholic just at home at Eagle Field against plate. And he's a winner and a experience. There's Roy, Masse, When Roy is on the hill, junior He isn’t about to throw in the There are a number of different due to car accidents and other didn’t hit the. baseball: the Eagles non-conference foe Simsbury High competitor. The same with Billy. who batted .349 a year ago with 15 attacks. By contrast, low-level Brian Feshler takes over at third towel. "Hey, baseball is so screwy. possible effects of alcohol pulverized it. at 3:15. Don't count those guys short on the RBIs, and senior Chris Darby, who lipoproteins, the counterpart of types of HDI.S, designated HDL-1, base. Feshler will patrol leftfield We win a few games and the kids They socked enemy pitchers for Penders, beginning his 16th year mound.” Penders warns. batted .322 last season with 14 HDLs, have been implicated in HDL-2 and HDL-3. High levels of consumption. when not at third base. " I t ’sa huge gel some confidence. 240 runs, a 10-run per game at the helm with a 180-106-1 lifetime Roy, who'll handle third .base RBIs. Darby will handle second increased risk of heart disease. HDL-2 are believed responsible for Drinking moderate amounts of jigsaw puzzle,” Penders quipped. "D on’t sell us short. We'll be average. They scored in double record with two state champion­ when not on the mound as he did a base with Masse shifting over from Since HDLs can be increased by lowering risk of heart disease in beer and whiskey has also been Masse will be flanked by either competitive." Penders said, “ by figures a dozen times, including in ships, holds with the axiom that year ago, is pegged as East's No. 1 rightfield to patrol centerfield. found to increase the risk of certain Feshler. Hutt or Stanford in left, mid-season," he added with agrin. vigorous physical activity or hav­ runners and women. But Haskell the state Class L championship pitching is 90 percent of the game starter. Masse will be used in short "Hopefully thfe experience of kinds of cancers. depending on who is pitching, and ing one or two drinks a day, some and his team at Stanford found that game where they overwhelmed in high school ball. relief. Masse and Roy and Darby can "Some claims have been made guide the inexperienced members by Vibberts in right. Senior Roy scientists believed that drinking drinking increases levels of HDL- Windham High, 12-3. He goes into this year without a Schedule: April 5 Sim.sbury H, 7 that drinking and physical activity Senior Paul Burke, sophomore of the team .” Penders said. Hayhurst will see action in the could be good for your heart. 3, which has not been associated Eagle coach Jim Penders said a proven hurler. The pitchers for the Manchester A I p.m., 9 Maloney H, lefthander Jimmy Powers, and A fourth holdover, senior short­ outfield. But aecording to a study pub­ with reduced risk of heart disease. have the same beneficial effect. year ago, "I'd hate to be a pitcher '83 championship club, Brian II Aquinas H, 14 Xavier H II a.m., sophomore righthanders Scott Vib- stop Jeff Riggs, will hopefully "Defensively we’re very un­ lished today in the New England The study measured HDL levels We've done a fair amount of work facing our lineup,” He wasn't McAuley (6-0, 2 saves), Mike 17 St. Bernard H, 19 St. Paul H, 23 DESIGN AN AD CONTEST berts and Mario DiLoreto wili be return for the second half of the settled," Penders states. We have Journal of Medicine, the HDLs that in 24 moderate drinkers who and don't feel that is the case," kidding. The Eagles stroked 296 Byam (9-11), Tim Kiro (4-2), Doug Rockville A. 24 South Catholic A, 28 Bond (1-0) and Tony Sledesky (1-0) called upon for mound duty by season. He is academically ineligi­ a lot of kids playing positions they agreed to abstain from drinking. said Haskell. hits in the course of the 21-3 Northwest Catholic H II a.m. are increased by drinking are not ‘Penders. ble for the third quarter but didn't last year. championship campaign, finishing have all graduated. May I Maloney A 7 p.m., 3 St. East graduated lOseniorsfroma reportedly his grades have im­ “ We won ’ t ha ve the power we did with an amazing team batting ” We don't have one kid with one Paul A, 5 Stratford A 2:30 p.m., 8 year ago. “ It'll be ayrlinty-hard to proved and his return is last year but I feel we’ll have a average of .346. inning of varsity experience,” Aquinas A, 12 South Catholic H II replace them,” Penders srates. anticipated. good offensive lineup. I feel w e’re Adolescent hormones complicate East had seven stickers who Penders said. " I t ’s weird in that's a.m., 14St. Bernard A 3:30 p.m., 15 nS5 IN PRIZES the same thing that happened in The strength of the squad a year Riggs batted .340 with 28 RBIs a going to have to score runs to win batted .333 or better. ‘‘Last year Northwest Catholic A 3:30 p.m., 18 ago can be illustrated by Paul year ago. “ Knowing the type of games,” Penders said, looking at was a dream lineup. I don’t know if 1976.” Xavier A 7: 30 p.m,. 22 Rockville H Madore, who batted .333. competitor Jeff is, I know he'll his pitching staff. you’ll ever have a group of hitters The '76 season followed East’s 7:30 p.m. (at Moriarty Field). JI4 ...*5 0 first championship squad, that He didn’t even appear in the rebound from this,” Penders said. Being a defending state champ. treatment of diabetes: researchers GRMDPRIZE ...... to top it,” Penders says now. Penders is aware clubs will be Manchester H 7:30 p.m., (at Well, now is here and Penders taking the Class M crown. The '76 championship game. He's now a Until Riggs is back in the lineup, gunning for his team. He sees St. Moriarty Field). Games.not noted By Gino Del Guercio shows a variety of other hormones, Because adolescents have high doesn’t have any dreams of club finished 8-10. starting infielder /or RPI in probably after seven or eight Paul, Xavier and South Catholic 3:15 p.m. United Press International particularly growth hormone, play levels of growth hormones to help 3 FIRST PRIZES... *25 each matching last year’s performance. Penders will try to erect a college. games, junior Matt Mirucki will significant factors in diabetics' them grow rapidly, Sherwin said BOSTON — Diabetes is espe­ ability to control their bod^ he and his co-authors believe this is NBA roundup cially difficult to treat in adoles­ chemistry. * why blood sugar levels are so '6N0II0RIIBUMENTI0IIS *5 OaCh cents because growth hormones "This study showed that growth difficult to keep constant in that Celtics win again interfere with the body's use of hormone had a big effect on blood age group. insulin, medical researchers re­ sugar regulation, which was not Insulin is believed to play a role See Your Ad Printed In The vealed today. something that was thought to in how much growth hormone the against Mavericks Bucks demolish In addition, growth hormones occur,” said Dr. Robert S. Sher- body produces. The more poorly ENTER may also contribute to many of the win, associate professor of medi­ insulin levels are regulated, the complications — including blind­ cine at Yale School of Medicine, more out of control growth hor­ manrl|PHlpr Hpralft Bv Frederick Waterman game to beat the Celtics,- and we couldn’t play it. I don’t expect Cavs, 130-98 ness and impotence — of juvenile who conducted the study with mones are likely to be. The two act TODAY! UPl Sports Writer perfection. I just want these guys onset diabetes, the more serious o f' Martin Press and Dr. William V. in a vicious cycle that, Sherwin on April 20, 1984 BOSTON — Losing to the Boston to hustle and give me hard work.” By United Press International the two types of the disease, the Tamborlane. said, can only be broken by tight that the Bucks dominated. Sidney Celtics is nothing new to Dallas Boston, with its front four of Moncrief, who scored 20 points, team of Yale University scientists The study measured blood sugar insulin regulations. coach Dick Motta. Bird, Parish, Kevin McHale and With a showdown pending in had two baskets in a 13-0 run that said. High levels of growth hormone levels in 26 diabetics. Half the HERE’S HOW TO EHTER The Mavericks, who have never Maxwell, were too strong for Motown, Milwaukee worried about gave the Bucks an 18-6 lead. Juvenile onset diabetes, or type subjects were given regular in­ are believed to cause the deteriora­ beaten the Celtics in their four Dallas, which has no dominating a letdown in its hometown. It I, is caused by the body's inability sulin treatments but were also tion of small bloo<) vessels, which years in the NBA, lost 114-107 rebounder or shot- blocker. For­ needn’t have. Pistons 108, Bulls 101 to produce insulin, which helps given growth hormone for 21 to 48 can cause blindness, impotence RULES AND INSTRUCTIONS Wednesday night, and Motta con­ ward Mark Aguirre, who had a The Bucks rang up their biggest At Pontiac, Mich., John Long break down sugar int^pergy the hours. and other complications. Re­ ceded his team simply doesn’t game-high 28 points, had to de­ margin of victory this season with and Bill Laim beer scored 18 points body can use. The blood sugar levels in those searchers are not sure why growth have the talent to compete with fense Bird and found the going a 130-98 homecourt romp Wednes­ each to lead Detroit to its fifth rough. day night over the Cleveland straight triumph. Quintin Dailey The estimated oneoflillion type I patients given growth hormone hormone has that effect, but 1. There will be a first p rlie and two honoraWa 3. Ads must bo submitted the same size as as- Boston. Although Dallas has a playoff “ Playing Bird is such a hard Cavaliers, dispelling fears Mil­ scored 30 points and Orlando diabetics in the United States must rose significantly even though diabetics with no growth hormone, mentions In each category plus a grand prize s^lgned. O nly a Mack marker pen, or brush may winner. The prize categories are: (1) 4lh, Sth, berth all but locked up with their job,” Aguirre said. “ He’s such a waukee would drop its guard Woolridge added 25 for Chicago. take daily shots of insulin to make such as a certain group of dwarfs, be used on a white background. All comMoted insulin levels were kept constant. and 6th grades; (2) 7th, ith , 9th grades; (3) 10th, 39-34 record, Motta knows his club smart player you can’t throw a before it tackles the Pistons 76ers 109, Bullets 103 up for what their pancreases This indicates that growth hor­ have fewer problems with compli­ 11th, and 12th grades. is not among the NBA elite. fake at him and make him do what Saturday. The Bucks and Detroit At Philadelphia, Moses Malone cannot produce. mone, as well as insulin, plays a cations due to small vessel “ When the big boys want to play you want him to. You can never are tied for the lead in the Central scored 22 points and grabbed 22 The new study, published in the significant role in blood sugar deteriorations. us, they usually kick our rear take your eyes off him. He’s the Division. rebounds in leading Philadelphia New England Journal of Medicine, levels, Sherwin said. 2. To enter the contest you must bring or mall ends,” Motta said. “ When we play best.” “ The showdown in Motown is to its 11th win-in 13 games. It was the entry blank below to the Display Advertising Boston, I'm really not going to Saturday and we know we can't the fifth straight loss for the Department of The Herald on or balore Mon­ S. 1 he entries will be ludgedbv the adiMrtiain'« scare the heck out of them starting The Celtics trailed 68-61 early in suffer a letdown before then,” said Bullets. Greg Ballard led the day, April 2,1984. You will then receive In­ staH of The Herald. ■»«««n9 Pat Cummings on Robert Parish the third quarter, but with Bird Marques Johnson, who led the Bullets with 27 points. Replacement of human knee tissue or Kurt Nimphius against Cedric resting on the bench, scored 13 Bucks with 21 points. “ There have Pacers 99, Knicks 93 structions In person at The Herald Informing fioiT*"***™ **** announced upon puMIca- you what btisinass you will bo doing an ad M axwell.” unanswered points, 6 by Dennis been too many times this year At Indianapolis, Butch Carter lo r. But Dallas did hold a 7-point lead Johnson (18 for the gam e), to take when w e’ve lost to mediocre teams scored 26 points and Clark Kellogg early In the second half and were a 74-68 lead. UPl photo and been embarrassed at home. added 24 points and 15 rebounds to with cattle tendons said successful within 97-96 with 6:09 left, but “ He (Johnson) has been playing “ Detroit is helping us, because lead Indiana. The was the third iLarry Bird (23 points) finished off well for the past month, and if we Dallas Mavericks’ Kurt Nimphius (40) grabs a rebound they keep winning and putting the triumph in four games for the Pacers, which has the worst record MIAMI (UPf) — A Miami received a tendon from a 3,000- The doctor transplants the ten­ the Mavericks, scoring 7 of Bos­ keep getting scoring out of him, we between Celtics’ Cedric Maxwell (left) and Robert Parish pressure on us.'They make us play in the league. surgeon has repaired the damaged pound bull Tuesday. Press earlier dons during arthroscopic surgery, ton’s final 17 polnte. will go far in the playoffs,” Bird hard every night.” -‘^i^lhey are just too good for us, during the first quarterof a game Wednesday night in the Milwaukee coach Don Nelson Clippers IZZ, Lakers 115 knees of 23 people by implanting underwent an unsuccessful opera­ in which he operates through tiny' said. “ He knows what it takes to I Want To Enter Ad Craft '84 Motta said. “ It takes a perfect Boston Garden. was pleased with his team's At San Diego, Norm Nixon tion on his knee, which was injured incisions with the use of a televi­ win.” specially treated tendons from performance on the ^ a y to their scored 27 points and Terry Cum­ cattle. ) when his motorcycle rammed a sion screen. He said the procedure Nlfflt third straight win. mings added 26 to lift San Diego. Dr. Rlchard^vitt said Wednes­ car four years ago. cuts a hospital stay from a week to “ We’re concerned qjiout a let­ The victory snapped a two-game day 22 of the operations were "One day it just collapsed,” the two days and a hospital bill from Colts are on the move to Indiana down,” he said. "W e as coaches losing skid while the Lakers lost for successful. The other patient un­ policeman said. "When it goes out, $2,070 to $880. have to make sure that doesn't only the second time in their last derwent surgery Tuesday, and I'm in pain. It aches and it aches. The tendon costs $900 and the occur. It didn’t tonight. We played eight games. out of the Colts' suburban Balti­ Levitt said it was too early to tell Now it is just a matter of hoping surgeon’s fee is between $2,500 and BALTIMORE (UPl) - A televi­ Indiana’s capital city in an off- At the same time, another very good defense. A gatne like this SuperSonics ill, Kings 94 more training complex. the result. when the cast comes off it works.” $3,500. sion station reported today that the camera interview early today with Baltimore television station — is good for the whole squad.” At Seattle, Al Wood and Jack the station’s sports director, Vince The loss was Cleveland’s 12th Slkma each scored 25 points to He said two patients experienced “ I don't like going through this, Levitt said other surgeons WOTfcWeaaa bring ermaM this entry blank t a t Baltimore ColU are definitely W M AR-TV — was reporting the Bagll. move has been put on the agenda of The Baltimore News American straight on the road and dropped power Seattle. The triumph moved swelling but he believed that was a but I'm ready for the results,” around the nation are experiment­ The Manchastar Herald. 19 IralnaWI H ya. M anohieiw .'creiSl" moving to Indianapolis. (^er.noff did not tell Bagli when the Indianapolis Capital Improve­ reported today that although its record away from home to 4-32. Seattle 2‘A games ahead of sixth- temporary condition. Press added. ing with tendons made of polyes­ lAonday, ApriT 2,1984. At this lime you wHI be asslgited in account.' WBAL-TV In Baltimore said an announcement would be made ments Board for March 31. owner Robert Irsay had not yet WorldB. F ree’sjumper less than place Kansas City in the Western His latest patient was Miami Levitt said Press should be ter, carbon fiber and other Colts’ Vice President and General Counsel Michael Chemoff con­ about the move, station officials The reports come Just hours signed documents ending the three minutes into the game gave Conference playoff race. Reggis Police Sgt. Charles Press, who walking again'in six weeks. materials. I firmed the N F L team is moving to said. after moving vans began pulling Colts’ 32-year stay in Baltimore, the Cavalienf a 6-5 lead but after Theus led the Kings with 22 points.- I

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16 - MANCTIKSI KK llKKALl). Tlmisdiiy. Maich 29. I!>84 : NHL roundup Sports in Brief Scoreboard Montreal vs. Atlonfo at West Palm North Stem 6. Blade Hawks 3 Celtics i 14. Mavirlcki 107 iNTrieattr Beach, Fta., 1:X p.m. Hazzard takes over Caps d o se Pittsburgh vs. Phllodelphlo at Clear­ Bowling Mbmesalo 1 3 1— 4 Basketball ' DALLAS (187) water, Ra., ):Xp.m . LOS AN('tKLF-S — John Wooden is the ghost, CMcoga 3 8 8 -8 Aguirre 1528 34 28, NlmpMuslM530. MSNtby* A New York (N L ) vs. Detroit ot but Walt Hazzard will create the shadow. First period— 1, Chicago, Dupont 2 •••••••••••••••••••••• Cummings 513 OO 14, Davis *0 OO, 8, A IN M Y O fk Ldketand, Ra., I :X p.m. (Lvstok), 0:47. 2, Chicago, Broam 10 Blackman 10-17 2-3 22, Gomett 1-1 OO 2, AAkhlgan 78, VlitRiiM TM h 75 Kansas City ys Baltimore ot Miami, •'We're going to meet the other team when they TH-Totalsrs Harper 59 57 15, EIHs 7-14 5314. Totals NetreDaffN45,SWt ' 1:Xp.m. ^ ^ (Dupont, Sovord), 4:59. 3. Minnesota, NMstindlngs Boston vs. Texas at Pompono Beach, come into the building and press them until the Money Molot 171-502, Loma Salva- Ciccarelli 37 (Moruk, Giles), 10:40. 4, 474611-18 107. on NY Isles Chicago, Gardner 34 (Frosar), 14:39. 5, BOSTON OH) ^ . Flo., 1:30 p.m. game is over." Hazzard said Wc-dnesday at a tore 1M. Clouden* Martara 4S9, Mary MInnasota, MacAdam 21 (unas­ Eastern Centarsnea Maxwell 57 74 17, Bird 5 * 7-7 21, Atf8l»r.TP»-_ Seattle vs. Chicogo (N L ) at Mesa, news conference formally announcing his hiring games. The Flyers still McConvIlla 460, Koran Rlordon 4M, Parish 512 4414, Henderson $ « M U , Michigan 83, iwtreoarno <3 Mrlt., 3 p.m. By United Press within a point of the Jhlrlev Eldridoa 208-541, Barbara Sal- sisted), Atlantic Olvislan as head basketball coach at'l'CLA. "It's not geting have a shot at second 18:04.’ Penalties— B. Murray, Chi,'2:50: Johnson 511 74 19, McHole 7-11 53 37, Son Francisco vs. Clevelondot Tucson, International Islander^ for first place in fart 180-514, Fran Mltsarl 213-191-541, W L Pet. GB Virginia TechTLsSnSaRkwn' Ariz., 3 p.m. to be an easy place to win at Pauley Pavilion. place in the Patrick Div­ Detola Clark 175-497, MaryEllan Zlc- Payne, Mkin, 3:54; Acton, Minn, 7:11: x-Boston 54 19 .740 — Buckner 44 OO 8, Wedmon 1-2 04 Z the Patrick Division. It Feomster, cm, 7:11; Dupont, Chi, 10:08, x-Phlladelphlo Carr OO040. Totals 42-79 2931 114. Oakland vs. Mllwoukee at Sun City, Ever." ision but clinched at least jpfdt >*?;4S0, ROM) KulgoskI 455, Batty 44 24 .439 Vfy AHz., 3 p.m. Washington’s game squares off against the Bollav 505, Karan Luck 177-179-147, Acton, Minn, 12:12; Brown, O il. 12:12; x-New York 43 29 .597 W’/^i DOtlos I8W19I9— 107 Hazzard. admitting he may be a bit "wacko a third-place finish. Lawton, Minn, 12:50; Lawton, Minn, x-New Jersey Boston 38212(25-114 Son Diego vs. Colltomlo at Polm against New Jersey could Islanders at home Satur­ Janice Santhil 184-510, Tarry Prlik- 39 33 J42 14'/!) Mlciil||in83.irotriOainelB3 . Springs, Calif., 4 p.m. because he relishes the pressure of coaching, said Red Wings 4. Maple woldo 183-514, Ruth Woodbury 191-478, 17:35. Washington 31 43 .419 23'/) Three-point goals— Aguirre, f have been considered a day night before finishing Second parlod— 4, Minnesota, Bellows Harper, New York (A L ) vs. Houston at Santo he hopes to restore the program to its past glory 9- I Lou Toutain 188-174, Lea Baon 177-193- Control Division Domingo, Domlcon Republic, 7p.m. throwaway warm-up for the regular season in Leafs 2 40 x-Detrolt 43 30 .589 — Henderson. Total touls— Dallos 22, Bo5 M c m o A N ia B . ^ At Detroit, Kelly Kisios . 53Z Sandy Kanhaw 204-508, Gall ton Cincinnati vs. St. Louis at St. by using the strategy and di.scipline he learned its really important con­ Philadelphia Sunday. HarMoo 174-ia(M82, MaryAnn Zawl- (Payne, Acton), 1:18. 7, Minnesota, x-Mllwoukee 43 30 .589 — McCormitk 151455», Rellfbrd551-1 Bellows 41 (HIrsch, Payne), 10:45. 8, Atlanta 34 40 .459 9'h 24 Rebounds— Dollas 38 (Cummings 14), 5, Torplay 5)3 58 W, jouberi 59 2-312, Petersburg, Ro., 7:Xp.m . from Wooden, his former coach. Washington got goals second goal of the game, llnjkl 175-488, Brando Grunberg 188- Boston 41 (Bird, AAcHale 9). Assists— Friday's Gomes test Saturday against the 513, M Irlay Blue 180-505. BIrdI Macaro MInnesoto, CIccarrelll 38 (Maruk, Chicago 26 45 .364 14 Turner 510 54 M, wade 52 52 5 "It was beyond my wildest dreams to sit in the from Greg Adams, Mike with 1:50 remaining, McCar­ Cleveland 26 46 .341 14'/5 Dallas 24 (Blackmon, Gomett 5), Beslan Petekoudofi 5 1 5 2 1 Thompson505 00, Kansas City vs. Cincinnati ot Tompo, New York Islanders. 187-492, Pom Stratton 178489, Bertha 24 (Henderson 10). A— 14440. Flo., 1:30 p.m. same seat as the Wizard of Westwood did." snapped a 2-2 tie to spark Toutoln 182-482, Barbara Shadrick thy), 17-53. Penalties— Plett, Minn, Indlona 23 49 .319 19'/i Rudy OO (M) 0. to rtvttkttY jJd But the Capitals didn’t Gartner and Bob Gould in mlnor-malor 1:07: Dupont, Chi, minor- Henderson 0 0 5 0 o,Totois 203719-S13. Texos vs. AAontreol at West Palm Hazzard said. "This is an awesome task, but I'm Detroit. The loss elimi­ 177-491. Jeu le Williams 187-198-177-54L Western Conference Beach, Flo., 1:X p.m. let up a bit. coasting to a the opening period and Marcella Bonin 487. malor 1:07; Ludzik, Chi, 3:42; (Jlles, Midwest Division NtTTREDAME(aj . not afraid of it, n a te Toronto from the Minn, 4:49; Moruk, Minn, 7:54; Sovord, Clippers 122, Lakers 115 BOrlow 510 18, Obtan 1-2 52 St. Louis vs. Boston at Winter Haven. 6-2 victory over the Devils Craig Laughlin, David W «L Pet. OB 6 4 Z Fla., 1:30 p.m. . "We're going to practice hard and press all playoffs. ; CM, 7:54; Plett, Minn, malor, 10-mlnute x-Utah 41 33 .554 __ KempfOn 510 59 19, Howard 1-5 1-3 3i at the Capital Centre Shand and Bob Carpenter misconduct,9:34: Dupont, Chi, malar, lo­ Philadelphia vs. Chicago at Soro- over the court like we did under Coach Wooden.” North Stars 6, Black Rec Dallas 39 34 .534 V/i LOS ANGELES (115) Staby 7-205519, H IA s 5 2 5 00, Rovbl 5 sota, Wednesday night. in the second. Gary McA- rn I n u te m i s c o n d u c t , 9 :3 4 ; Kansas City 34 39 .464 4'/i Rambis 1-3 OO Wnkes 7-1$ 23 M, 0 0 5 5 Bowen 00 00 0, Price 14 (M) Z Hazzard. who had bi»en negotiating for an Tom Mortin 173-415, Art Johnson McCarthy, Z Fla., 1:30 p.m. dam and Mel Bridgman Hawks 3 Denver 34 40 .459 7 Abdul-Jobbor 10-14 23 21 Scott 511 51 NC44M1 5 ) OO 0, Ruckta OO M O , Houston vs. New York (A L ) Lo assistant coaching [xisition before Larry Farmer At Chicago, Brian Bel­ 144-142-398, Dick Lessord 141-370, Dick Minn, 10-mlnute malor. 10:13; Ludzik, San Antonio 32 41 .4X » McDowell 34 53 9, McKinney 51 OOO, (HowaTa 4). Te'cnnical— Norre only a tie with the Devils Chicago 6-3 and Van­ playoff spot in the Norris Hockey Shots on (3oal— Minnesota 13-12-5— LOS Angel es at Calltornia, 7:Xp.m . L.AS VECiAS. NeV ■ Oh boyl Now he's really x-cikicbed ptayoN berth Pierce 24 537. Totals 5574 22-29 H I - ' ■ 00(118 . . . Milwaukee vs. Toronto ot Von- two weeks ago. “They’ve couver beat Winnipeg 5-i. Division. 3a Wednesday's Results LOS Aiwslss 3228 28 27-^10 boncir. A x-iSim .-; ,,:.j r; *••••••••••••••••••••• CMoogo 1415-15— 44. Boston 114, Dallas 107 gone and done it been tough on us all Flyers 5, Penguins 3 Canucks 5, Jets 1 San Diego 3128 84 2 I-3 2 I British Columbia, 7 :X p.m. Juan Domingo Roldan, whose nickname is Goalies— Minnesota, Casey. Chl- Philadelphia 109, Washington 103 Fouled out— None. Total fo u l5 - gBBBBBgBkiBBEBWBiedioBiPIS UPI photo season. We knew we had At Pittsburgh, Mark At Vancouver, British cogo, Minnesota vs. New York (N L ) at St. "The Hammer." may have driven the lust nail in Los Petersburg, Fki., 7:X I to win or the game with Howe's short-handed goal Columbia, Jere Gillis ECHO results Joneevk. A— 18,178. Detroit 108, Chicogo 101 Angeles 27, San Diego 22. Rebounds—Los Indiana 99, New York 93 Pittsburgh vs. O tro ll at Lokelond, his coffin the Islanders wouldn't late in the second period scored twice to lead Van­ Angeles X (Rambis 8), Son OlegO M B a s d b d i l : ^lo., 7:35 Roldan, who faces world middleweight cham­ Milwaukee 130, Cleveland 98 (Cummings 10). Assists— Los Angeles 30 New Jersey Devils’ Aaron Broten (24) controls puck as Capitals’ mean much.” snapped a 2-2 tie to help couver in a crucial battle CanuckcS,Jatc1 Seattle 111, Kansas City 94 Atlanta vs. Baltimore at Mlomlr 7:40 (Johnson 15), Son Diego X (NlxOn 7). A p.m. pion Marvin Hagler in a scheduled Li-round title Doug Jarvis falls down during an NHL game Wednesday in Washington, 11-1-1 in its extend Philadelphia’s for third place in the Mite A San Diego 122, Los Angeles 115 — 8,972. bout Friday night has offended Hagler by last 13 games, is now winning streak to seven Smythe Division. Trl-CIty Plaza ended Its season bv Wbinlpeo to o — I Thursday's Games wearing a tee-shirt the champion feels is racist. Washington. competing In the Enfield Invitational Vancouver 131—6 (All Timas EST) - ExIrtiMm ~ ::: Tournament, splitting a pair of out­ Rrst period— I, Vancouver, Glllls 8 Detroit at New Jersey, 8 p.m. The shirt has a hammer, a boxing glove and a (Grodln), 1:20. 2, Winnipeg, Bobych 18 Seattle at Utah, 9:M p.m. Pistons 1 OB, Hulls 101 ings. It topped Avon, 2-1, but fell to AAACRiCAN iX k lif f f ' caricature of the shaven-headed Hagler. Westfield, 5-3. Brian Kellogg hod two (Boschmon), 4:18. Penalties — Snepts, Golden State at Phoenix, 9:35p.m. Tronsactions Houston at LosAngeles, 10:30p.m. W t Pet. Roldan, the World Boxing Association's No. 1 NCAA roundup goals and Eric Peterson one In the loss Van, 0:34; Lukowich, Win, 5:54; Lem ay, CHICAIM (101) Chicago M 8 .467 ond Kevin Low hod both goals In the Van, 11:01; Small, Win, 11:01; Lupul, Kansas City at Portland, 10: X p.m. Woolrldge 12-221-225 Greenw0od532- ••##••••#•###999900000 contender who is not given much of a chance to Friday's Games Collfomro 13 7 4 » win over Avon. Goalie Mike WelnIckI Van, 13: W; Campbell, Win, 13:10; 2 1 Corzine 24 52 4, Dailey 12-17 58 X , Boston 13 9 J91 pull off an upset in the fight .says no rascism or hod 28 saves In the two outings. Bosdimon, Win, 13:45. Atlanta at Boston, night Whatley 57 1-2 7, Wiggins 54 50 4, Second period— 3, Vancouver, Lemoy Ctallosot Phi kidelohla, night Cleveland 13 9 J91 Baseball discrimination was intended Hagler isn't buying Lester 512 50 12, Johnson 1-2 52 Z Baltimore 14 10 .583 Mllwoukee — Re-osslciied pitchers 12 New York at Washington, night Higgins 14 1-2 3, Oldham 54 50 W. it. Cleveland at Indlano, night Saotfle. 12 9 J71 Texn CandlottI ond Bob Gibson to Cougars not taking Cavs for granted Squirt B (McNob, Smyl), 7:35. 4, Vancouver Totals 4443 15X 101. Kansas City P J50 "Juan Roldan and his people have bad taste, Delonnne3(Sundttrom, BOIIand), 16:13.5, Chicago at Milwaukee, night 11 Vancouver ot the PociflcCocBt League. Horst Engineering wound up Its D E TR O IT (184) Mllteaukee 13 11 4 0 Minnesota — Optioned pitchers Brad low taste." the champion said at a news Vancouver, Glllls 9 (Grodln, Smyl, 17:37. San Antonio at Denver, night Tripucko 5124414, Benson 7-1233)7, season at the Northeast Regional Penalties— DeBlols, Win, malor, 1:24; (k)lden Stole at San Diego Oakland n 11 4 0 Havens, Rick Lvsonder and L«n conference Wedne.sday "Ablackman witha bald Bv Tom Green Holland's ability that he's going to the Final Four the between Houston and Virginia is a rematch of a game Invitational Tournament at Green- Lolmbeer 510 59 18, Long 511 52 18, Toronto ; 11 13 458 Whitehouse, outfielder Mike Hart and BuUa, Van, nmlor, 1:24: Schllebener, Thomas 511 1-2 11, lAVIngston 23 1-2 5, Texos W .444 head, a hammer and a glove, this is not right. It UPI Sports Writer year after his own talented big man — Ralph Sampson played less than two months ago. tleld. Moss., winning one and losing Van, 1:33; Halward, Van, 3:25; Smyl, 8 shortstop Alvaro Espinoza to Toledo ot two. HorsttoppM WTM,2-l,butbowed Cureton 14 50 1 Johnson 54 54 15, Minnststb W 13 .435 the International League; placed In- should portray two gladiators with strength and — graduated to the NBA. Houston won that one, 74-65, but neither Lewis nor Van, 5:00; Mullen, Win, 4:49; Picard, 76ers 109, Bulleta 103 Hollins 51 50 0, Tyler 34 50 5 Totals Detroit - 10 14 .417 to Westtleld, 3-1, and to Trl-CIty, 4-1. Win, 9:44; Bellond, Van, 11:26. 9 flelder Barry Evans on the Toledo S E A T T L E — Houston may well beat Virginia as Even though Sampson is gone, Holland thinks he's Holland think it has much bearing on Saturday's Kris Bronelll ond Dan Barry hod the 4579 2 5 » 108. New York .. 13 .409 raster; placed pitcher KenSchromonthe skill. It doesn't portray anything like that. This is Third period— 4, Vancouver, Smyl 24 CMcoao 2)212625-181 most expect, but one also gets the feeling the Cougars learned some things over the last few years to help his semifinal goals and Mark Midford two assists In (Grodln, Glllls), 1:25. Penoltles— WASHINGTON (103) N A TIO N A t U f M U t 15dav disabled list ond pitcher Bobby gonna do it. I needed something to excite me. the win over W TM . Sean Allard scored Ballord 11-X 54 27, Ruland 10-19 2-3 22, Detroit 36213219— 118 W l Pdf. Ccntllloon the2)-davdlsabledllst. will still respect the Cavaliers the next morning. Cavalierstcope with Houston center Akeem Olajuwon “ It hppened during the middle of the conference None. Total fouls— Chicogo 21 Detroit 19. Sdn Francisco This man's in trouble." against Westfield while Mike Kelsey Shots on goal— Winnipeg 4-14-7— Mohom 5-7 4-5 14, Sobers 7-15 1-1 15, F. IS 8 Asi "I respect them very much,” Houston coach Guy and the other big men in college basketball. race when I'm sure they were, and we were too, more hod the goal against Trl-CIty. Johnson 04 2-2 2, McMIllen 57 44 14, Rebounds — Chicago 41 (Woolrldge, Houston M 9 A40 Pittsburgh — Signed free atwnt Roldan's manager. Tito Lectoure, also or 25 OI(fiam 9), Detroit 37 (Lolntieer 8). Lewis insisted Wednesday. “We've been on the other side the last four years, so conscious, of the fact that we needed to win our Midford ployed well along with Mike Vancouver 22-9B— 39. Dove 1-3 1-3 3, J. Malone 2-8 00 4, Plftsberxi 11 7 A ll Inflelder Kelly Paris to a contract with Argentina, said no offense was intended. Russo and goalie Scott Vonek. The JopIckI OOOOO. Totals41-8521-26103. Assists— Chicago 21 (Lester 7), Detroll29 Atlanta ., 11 11 400 Hawaii oftlllote in the Pacific Coast The Houston-Virginia matchupisthe “othergame” we have at least some idea of what people do to conference games and this was just a game thrown in Goalies — Winnipeg, Soetoert. Von- (Thomas 14). Technical— Chtcago dlle- CIncInnan 11 11 . « ) latter was named the all-tournament couver, Brodeur. A— 13,200. PHILADELPHIA (109) League. netminder. Erving 515 74 17, lovaroni 54 1-3 11, gai New York M 10 M San Francisco — Signed free agent in the semifinals of the NCAA Tournament Saturday defense a'big man." said Holland. between,” said Lewis. defense), Chicago Coach Loughery. TP C to begin al Seattle's Kingdome and Virginia is very much the Lewis and Holland made their remarks in a M. Malone 7-14 84 22, Cheeks 58 54 15, Mbntieal 12 13 .4M outfielder Gene Richards to a 1-vear Red WInga 4, Maple Leafs 2 Toney 54 1-211, Jones 57 3413, Threatt A— Philadelphia 12 13 .4M contract. PONTE VEDR'A Fla - The PGA Tour "other team," 'telephone news conference connecting each of the “ It's a completely different- type game, playing Pee Wee A 44 00 8, Matthews 24 2-2 4, C. Johnson 16,368. Los Angeles W 11 .476 Basketball 55 04 6, Williams 0-2 OO 0. Totals 41-75 Son DIago 11 17 presents its annual mini-.serics — "The Winds of The Final Four semifinal battle that has everyone Final Four coaches with media members in Seattle them now. I just think it's going to be a great ball Multi Circuits competed In the a n Bay State (CBA) — Signed (}ave Toronto^J i 101—3 27-33 109. pppapppppppppppppppPBB St. Louis 5 IS .250 Cowans to a 1-vear contract as head Sawgrass." buzzing is the Georgetown-Kentucky contest pitting and elsewhere. game. I think Virginia is capable of beating us. and I Connecticut Hockey Conference's Div­ Chicago 5 18 .X7 ision II championship tournament In Ootron 203-4 Washington 25 27 22 29— 103 coach. The Tournament Players Championship, All-America center Patrick Ewing against the Twin Only Georgetown coach John Thompson, whose think they are capable of beating the two teams they Rrst period— ), Detroit, Klslo 22 Philadelphia 24 27 24 34— 109 Wednesday’s Rksutts College Cheshire and took second place. Fouled out— Ruland, Mohorn. To­ Houston 5, Phlladatphta 4 Towers — Sam Bowie and Melvin Turpin — of the team has been playing in the West Regional the past could meet after us.” It opened the tourney with a 9-1 win (Lam bert, M ocLelsh), 2:55. 2, T o ­ Volleyball Rhode Island — Named Brendan boasting the best field on the Tour and its top ronto, tal Texas 5, Atlanta 1 Malone head bosketball coach. purse at $800.1)00, began today and if the wind Wildcats. two weeks, was in Seattle, although there was the Holland said his team’s problem in that earlier over Greenwich. Robbie draco had fouls— Woshlngton 26, Phllodelphlo Los Angeles 13, BOIttniere 12 three goals, Brion Grillo and Luc Derlago 39 (unassisted), 5:03: Detroit, p#pppppggpppg«pgBB*gB8i Football blowing in from the .Atlantic Ocean doesn't And while there's no doubt Georgetown, Kentucky usual uncertainty aboqt where Thompson actually game was falling behind early and then never being Yzermon39(Boldlrev), 10:38. Penalties— X. BOBon 3, Now York (N L ) 0 OiKogo (U S FL) — Placed roo­ LaRose two apiece and Scott Sorter Rebounds— Washington 40 (Ruland 11), ChioogO (A L ) 5, Pittsburgh 4 and Houston — all ranked in the top five nationally — had his team headquartered. able to catch up. and Korev Fuellhort one each. J.R . Stewart, Toronto, 7:14. Fariish, Toronto, kie linebacker Clinton Haynes on subside, the world's best golfers will spend four 18:25. Philadelphia 41 (Malone 22). Assists— Kansas Clfy 12, MantTkor (x ) 7 Inlured reserve; signed wide re­ are legitimate Finai Four teams. Virginia is coming Thompson acknowledged it was hard on his players “They really impressed us when we were down in Trentman, Steve Mezel, Sartor, Rob­ Washington 26 (F. Johnson 11), Phila­ Local vollayball New York (A L ) 8, Motitreoi (X) 2 days battling for survival. bie McKee and Fuellhort had two Secondperlod— None. Penalties— ceiver T.K . Ehlebrocht. into the semifinals with only a 21-11 record and to have to spend so much time on the road, but he said Houston,” he said. “ They have done a great job Valve, delphia 31 (Matthews)). A — 10492. St. Louis 5 Toroiita (x ) 3 The Tournament Players Club course, the TPC assists ea ch. (3oalle VInnIe Sica kicked Redwood Farms todk the American Minnesota 9, Toronto (x ) 1 without’ the exfH.'rienced, big man each of the other every team has obstacles to overcome to get to the putting this team together. They may not be as out 12 shots. Toronto, 5:55; Dunlop, Detroit, 5:55; Division ptavott championship with Los Angeles (U S FL) — Signed guard site since 1982. and nearby Sawgra.ss. where the Derloao, Toronto, 7:44; Woods, De­ a ChlCDgo (N L ) 10, Oakland 2 Terry Croud) and fullback Ronnie teams have. Final Four. talented as last year’s team, but they are a perfectly Circuits tied M ld-Falrfleld,4^. Grillo four-set win over the Insurers. Scores Seattle 8, son Francisco 4 tournament was held the five previous years, had two gools ond CIraco and Mark troit, were 158,1515,1512 and 15-10. James; tra iM defensive end Dennis Just don’t expect Lewis to poor-mouth his opponent. "F o r teams to get this far," said Thompson, “ they balanced group. 11:23; Stewart, Toronto, 15:41 Milwaukee 4, Cleveland 5 Edwards to Denver tor o draft pick; have forced unusually high scores. PGA Peterson one apiece. Sica hod 18 saves. Main Pub took the Notional Division California 5, Son Diego 3 "Not on your life,” said Lewis, when asked whether, have to be good teams. They have had to weather The locals then downed Wallingford. Third period— 4, Toronto, Terrion 15 Pacers 99, Knicks 93 playoft title with a four-set win over traded tackle Denver Johnson to Houston Champion Hal Sutton, the 198,3 PGA Player of the “As far as playing a team we've already played. I'd (Stewart), 8:41 5, Detroit, Klslo 23 Detroit 9, Cincinnati 5 to complete o deal made lost month; there was any danger of looking past Virginia. “ I'll some storms." have to agree with Guy. The fact that this is an NCAA 4-1. Peterson, Sartor, McKee and Ambulance Service. Scores were 12-15, Thursday's Gamas Year, won here last .vear with a ,1- under-par 283 Fuellhart each had goals. Sica hod 10 (Duguay, MocLalsh), 18:10. 4, Detroit, 154,151 and 15-5. waived linebacker Donn Lute and wide say again how much I respect this Virginia team." Unlike Kentucky and Georgetown, which haven’t Gore 13 (Barrett), 19:14. Penalties— NEW YDRK (93) (All Umas EST) receiver Timmy White. Tournamant game takes precedence over everything stops. Robinson 1-8 55 6, Orr 7-17 1-2 15, Buffalo Water Tavern registered a Oiloago (A L ) vs. Toronto at Dunedin, it's been a testimonial to Virginia coach Terry Circuits In tournament ploy then had Graham, Toronto, mlnor-malor three-set sweep over Clark Paint to San Diego — Traded nose tackle Louie played each other since 1922, the Final Four contest else." 4:29: Cartwright 9-15 1512 30, Sparrow 511IM) Fla., 11 a.m. Kelcher to San Francisco for eighth and Connors wins easily to go Into double overtime before 10, R. Williams 2-7 55 9, Grunfeld 34 50 take the Women's Division playoff MInnetota vs Los Angeles at Vero downing Stanford, 7-4. Peterson hod Campbell, Detroit, malor, 4:29; Yzer- title. Scores were 1511.157 cmd 15-7. 12lh round draft choices In 1984 and a man, 4, Elmore 24 52 4, Walker 1-5 34 5, Beactr,'Ro., 12:Xp.m. conditional choice In 1985. BOCA RATON. Fla. — Top-seeded Jimmy two goals and Mezel, Grillo, CIraco, Tucker 34 50 6, Fernsten 1-1 50 2. McKee and Fuellhart one apiece. Slco Detroit, 5:44; Loeman, Toronto, 9:08; Connors took only 40 minutes to eliminate Aaron Baseball roundup Lanon, Detroit, 9:08; Barrett, Detroit, Totals 3444 253093. •••••••••••••••a was busy with 44 saves. INDIANA (99) Krickstein. H-O, 6-0. in a $'26.1.000 Grand Prix event 9 -M; Gare, Detroit, 14:00; Korn,To7onto, Circuits fell In the championship double-molor, 19:14; Campbell, De­ Johnson 58 04 4, Kellogg 9-14 54 24, Wednesday night gome to Darien, 43. Sartor, LaRose Stlponovlch 2-7 44 8, Carter 9-14 5)0 26, and Andy (3agnon had goals. Fuellhart troit, Bowling Connors, of North Miami, said he could not nnlar, 19:1A Slchtkig 59 2-2 11 Lowe 14 OO 1 WEIL CARED FOR CARS had two assists. Sica had 24 saves. Thomos 55 50 4, Steppe 51 OO 0, H. remember,the last time he won a match at love. In Shots on ■ goal-Toronto 4-11-7— •••••••••••••••# Dodgers edge Orioles in marathon 24 Williams SO 2-2 11 McKenna 1-2 1-2 1 stiff southerly winds, he gave uponly seven points Pee Wee B Detroit 13-11-11— 35. Totals 3574 22-2699. FOR CUSTOMERS WE to Krick.stein. 16, of Grosse Pointe. Mich. Goalies — Toronto, Bester.. (Tetrolt, New York 18 2 5 25 2 5 - ^ Indiana 29 27 2221-99 Eastern Businaasmen'a By United Press International a split squad of Toronto Blue Jays 5-3. At St. Petersburg, Fla., Bruce Hurst, the likely Regal Men's Shop finished Its season Stefan. A — 17,1081 "I didn't mind the wind, but I guess it hurt at the Northeast Regional Invitational Three-point goal— Kellogg. Total At Fort Myers. Fla., Butch Davis and Darryl Motley Opening Day starter for the Boston Red Sox, tuned up fouls— John Aceto 155, T. Fohoy CARE ABOUT Krickstein. " Connors said. "This was a case of Tournament at Greenfield, Mass. It fell 150418, L. Fohev 4X, T, The Dodgers and Orioles didn't play ball Wednes­ hit home runs and Onix Concepcion had four hits to for his assignment by teaming with Bob Stanley to twice, 43 to Amherst, Moss., and 4-1 to Capilale6,0avlla2 New York 22, Indiana 24. Rebounds— New youth against age. He had the youth, but winning York 37 JRoblnson, Cartwright 9), Kowzun 411, D. Dynes 145165 flii. aunt Hiiui (ft. lead the Kansas City Royals to a 12-7 victory over the blank the New York Mets 3-0. Neponset, Moss. 461, T . DeDomlnIcIs 162423, a match at love is rare and I wouldn't bet my life I day. they had an endurance contest. George Russo had two goals and Indiana 44 (Kellogg IS). Assists— New AC.PS. PB. n. auto In a marathon that lasted over four hours and Montreal Expos. At Tempe, Ariz., Spike Owen collected a double, two New Jersey 1152 York 24 (Sporrow 7), Indiana X J . SIrlann1151-409, B. Costelll could do it again.” Jasoon Pellegatto one In the loss to Woshln^n 3 384 152, J. Lavadb 153. - - - featured 35 hits and 46 players used, Los Angeles At Bradenton. Fla., Tom Paciorek belted his second singles and two RBI to lead the Seattle Mariners to an Amherst. Joson Oatwav had an assist. (SIchtIng 9). Technical fouls— Indiana 4 ep.; 4 apA Ukenaw. SWXX) mIM.. 82 CHEV. CITATION 4 Rrst period— I, Washington, Adams Coach McKinney, Indlano 2 (Ille­ Standings: Ringside Cdfe ..4 C|n...iuto.. AC. PS. PS. R. R. Oaf two- run homer of the game in the top of the 10th inning 8-6 triumph over the San Francisco Giants. Goalie Brendan Wheeler was a stan­ 2 X-10, American Legion Post edged Baltimore 13-12 in 11 innings at Vero Beach, dout with 29 saves. Russo hod the gool gal Miller leads team to give the Chicago White Sox a 5-4 win over the (Stevens, Carpenter), 4:29.2, McAdam 9 defense). A— 8,774. 8 17-13, Stevenson Servicen* Fla. At Orlando, Fla., Tim Laudner hit his fourth home against Neponset. Doug Hutton played (CIrella), 10: X. 3, Gartner 39 (Christian, ter 19-11, Nor Easters 17-13, LOS ANGELES — Cheryl Miller and Pam The winning play came when Pedro Guerrero Pittsburgh Pirates. well on wing. Wheeler hod 17 saves. 83 CHEV. CAMARO COUPE run in his last four games and Kent Hrbek had three Murphy), 11:25. 4, (k)uld 21 (Laughlin, Renh's Tavern 1514, Alsco 4 ep.auto.. H i. ASr-nASow ikSaiee-, V-e. aulo.. PS. PB. PW S Mali, r-roal. m at McGee of defending NC.AA champion Southern reached over the plate on what would have been an At Cocoa. Fla., Craig Reynolds scored from third singles and a sacrifice fly to highlight the Minnesota Longway), 13:31 Penalties— Russell, NJ, Five 1514, High Five 1514, base on Philadelphia catcher Joe Cipolloni’s ninth­ 9 :X ; Carpenter, Was, 9:14; Low, NJ Bucks 130,Cavallers 98 Brovm's Flowers 1514, Top Cal head the 1984 Women's All-America basket­ intentional walk and lofted a sacrifice fly in the Twins’ 9-2 victory over a Toronto B squad. Bantam A (served by Larimer), 9:14r Haworth, Dollar Bob's 12-18, Wetherell 82CtltVGAVAUg7DR'liAfCll 4 eyi.. auto.. AC. PS. PB. Mae. datog.. AM-PM 8t CHEVEHE 4 DOOR ball team, it was announced Wednesday. bottom of the llth. inning passed ball to give the Houston Astros a 5-4 Purdy Corporation took port In the Wash, malor, 9:14; Lever, NJ, malor, Corporation 11-19, The Oaks 4 cyt.. auto., Radk>. low milat The team is sponsored by Kodak. Dave Anderson, who had four hits, had singled, stole victory over the Phillies. At Phoenix, Ariz., Steve McCatty, tagged as the Connecticut Hockey Conference Div­ 9:14; Brumwell, NJ, 13:21 C LEV E LA N D (98) 11-19, Optical Style Bar 9-21. At West Palm Beach, Fla., Curtis Wilkerson, Texas’ Oakland A ’s starter for Opening Day, ended his spring ision IV state tournoment In Milford Second period— 5, Washington, Laugh- Robinson 04 OO 0, Shelton 24 2-2 4, High average — R. Joiner Joining the Southern ('al duo were Tresa Brown second and moved to third on a grounder. Carlos and came home In second place. lin Hinson 34 50 4, Bogtey 3-9 OO 4, Free 2- 133.44, O. Dynes 131.14, G. 80 FORD MUSTANfi HATCH CPC. .4 cyL auto. P I siaiao. Low mUaaga. 83 CHEVEnE 4 DOOR of North Carolina, Janet Harris of Georgia, Concepcion tried to walk Guerrero, but the Dodger starting shortstop now that Bucky Dent is on the on a sour note as the Chicago Cubs rocked him for 10 Purdy's downed Watertown, 5-4, In 20 (Stevens, Jarvis), 4:5B. 4, New Jersey, 9 00 4, Hubbard 514 57 17, Huston 515 Szabo 1X.44. High triple— D. 4 cyt.. AC. PS. radio, rial prooftd third baseman reached out and lifted what would have trading block, led a three-run second inning as Texas runs en route to a 10-2 victory. The Cubs ended an Its tourney opener. Greg Mahoney hod Bridgman 23 (AAcKMIllan, CIrefla), 5:12. 04 12, Cook 14 34 9, Thompson 512 1-2 Dynes 492. High single — B. Becky Jackson of Auburn. Yolanda Laney of 14, Garris 512 44 X, Granger 53 34 3, 11-game losing streak with the triumph. three goals and David Yamorik and 7, Washington, Shand 4 ((kirtner, Munroe 203. High no mark — Cheyney State, Janice Lawrence of Louisiana been ball four into center field. Anderson beat John defeated Atlanta 5-1. Dan West one apiece. Roger L«Blanc Erickson), 4:45 8, Washington, Carpen­ Crompton 531-21. Totals 3510) 15X X . E. Lavado 97. n m u i i u i t Tech, Annette Smith of Texas, Marilyn Stephens Shelby's throw to the plate. At Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Omar Moreno singled At Palm Springs, Calif., Jerry Narron drove in and Greg Lamb each hod two assists. ter MILWAUKEE (IX) 4 eyI.. B tpA. rmr dWoPa AIAM . 77V-B. AT. CAPRICE AC. PS. PB. 2 DOORradio. of Temple and Joyce Walker of LSD. In other exhibitions: twice and had two RBI to spark the New York three runs and right-hander Ken Forsch went six Purdy's then downed Southern Con­ 27 (Haworth, Laughlin), 15:21. Penoltles Johnson 7-12 7-1) 21, Lister 2-5 24 4, necticut, 41. Yamarik had three goals — ^Voutour, N J, 12:35; Stevens, Was., Lanier 1-3 2-2 4, Ounleavv 59 00 13, Home Engineers Miller, Walker and Han'is were also named to At Dunedin, Fla., the St. Louis Cardinals, led by Yankees’ 8-2 victory over the Montreal Expos. Graig innings in the final tuneup for his Opening-Day and Jim Burks, Greg Mahoney and 18:44. Moncrief 512 55 X , Cotchlngs 2-2 52 4, 79 0lDS98REGEfttCK MokeskI 5 ) 1 51 12, Brktgeman 51) OO Barbara Turgeon 178, *Ao. AC, ra. PWa.v-nor. uMmm. 78 010$ dlTUSS CRUISER WG. the 1983%11-America squad. strong pitching from Joaquin Andujar and Bruce Nettles had three RBI, two coming on a home run in assignment as the California Angels defeated the San Drew O'Connell one apiece. It then Third period— None. Penalties— Linda Corbitt 184-449, Evelyn auto.. AC. PS. PB. radio, e^ay aaat. Diego Padres 5-3. routed South Windsor, 11-1.0 “ Connell Ludvig, 14, Pressev 7-9 44 18, Romor 34 2-2 8, Many of the All-.Americas are in Los Angeles Sutter, snapped a six-game losing streak in defeating the sixth. Breuer 34 24 8. Totals 5346 2335IX . Anton 187-448, Phyllis Herit­ had three goals, Bruce Sklvlngton two N J, 0:37; AdomA Wash, mlnor-molor, age 188-494, Erls Lqnglols for the weekend's NCAA championships. South­ and Alex Rodriguez, JaN Allen, Lamb, 13:09; Ludvig, N J, mlnor-malor, 13:09; Cleveland 1714X34— N MHwaukee X X X 38— I X 189-SX, Dtane C o t e O T , ^ ern Cal. Louisiana Tech. Cheyney State and Burke, West and Mahoney one apiece. Lonotvav, Was, 14:39. Tobias 484, Bobbl Greclto ^ Purdy's moved Into the finals with o Shots on goal— New Jersey 557— 18, Three-point goals— Thompson, Tennessee advanced to the Final Four, with Dun- Shirley Eldrldae4S3,Oo1br8s 44 win over West Haven. Mahoneyhod Washington 1512-5— 31. Kelly 442. games Friday night and Sunday. Hogshead takes two goals and LsBIanc, O'Connell, Goalles-Nsw Jersey, Low, Resch. leovy. Total fouls— Cleveland X , Mll- vvaukee 24. Rebounds— Clevelond 51 d cyt., auto.. AMpfM. 75 eitVRIIlET CAPRICE 4 . . Rodtlouez and Peter Gallosso one Washington, RIggin. A-15J07. V*0. AT. AC. PS. PB. cruiaa ftarao caaa apiece. In the championship game, (Hubbard, (kirris 9), Milwaukee 42 Turnbull withdraws Purdy's fell to Watertown. Mahoney (Moncrief 10). Asslsts-^levaland 18 sprint title hod two goals and Lamb one. (Bagiev, Huston 4), Milwaukee 37 FlyereS,Panguine3 (Pressev 9). Technical foul— Qevelcmd ••••••••••••••••• ' 81 CHEV. caprice s ta. w g. BOSTON — Fourth-seeded defending cham­ (Ulegal defense). A-9,187. pion Wendy Turnbull withdrew from singles By Dennis O'Shea swims for Coach Mitch competition and No. 7 seed Virginia Ruzici was 122— 6 UPI Sports Writer Ivey at the Concord- Plea­ PltlsburNi 021—3 Basketball ( i S l k S S S j M i r - 51 f lW . MONTE CARLO CPE. ousted Wednesday in a $1.50,000 women's tennis sant Hills swim club. NHLalandInga Rrst period— 1, Philadelphia Kerr 54 Sanies 111, Kings 94 ro, m AT. AC. PS. PB. crulaa. radio. ,■ ‘ A w ▼ . » (Erksson, Hochbom), 13:34. Penalties— ••••••••••••••••• tournament. INDIANAPOLIS - Her swim highlighted Stanley, PM, 4:27; Brown, Phi, 9:18; On Tuesday, top-.seeded Pam Shriver pulled out Three months ago, Nancy Woles Conference DoFbzio, Pit, 12:10; Rtssllng, Pit, 17:21. KANSAS C IT Y (94) 83 f lT R . TDRISMO 2 D l HAflH gq m n w irv 4 nflOR the second day of the Patrick DtvMon E. Johnson 7-211-315, Olberdina 5700 aeyt. 4 NXL. R,W.WWttH. L.w .nSaaiW « aWSIJ b.IJS' iJuch n,„. because of a shoulder injury. Hogshead was a one-time Second period— 2, Pittsburgh, Bul­ national championships, W L T Pit. OP (M lard 4, Merlweother 57 OO 8, Buse 24 1-2 5, Ruzici, of Rumania, was upset by Kim Sands. champion butterfly x-NY Itlandrs 48 24 4 WO 358 247 Thpus 514 14-17 Woodson 511 00 11 the last important meet 5) (Boutette, Shedden), 4:09.3, Philadel­ 72, East Side Juniors 82 CHEV. CORVETTE C P E > . 6-2,6-4. during the afternoon .session. Tournament swimmer in quest of a x-Woshlngtn 47 24 5 99 303 m phia, Rich Sutter 14 (Ron Sutter, Thompton 23 34 7, Nealy 24 54 9, 03 CHEV. CUATIPN 4 officials said Turnbull had fought a losing battle before June's Olympic x-Phllodelph 43 25 10 94 40 284 SInIsalo), 4:34. 4, Pittsburgh, Rockhart Knight 34 2-2 8, MIcheaux 51 OO 0, East Side Rec Junior A ll- oyl.. auto.. AC. PS. to, radio. comeback. x-NY Honors 28 9 W MB 2M Star basketball team posted 4 > with the virus over a period of several days. They Trials. The five-day pro­ 40 27 (Roulston, Shedden), 14:44. 5, Suttle 1-3 OO 1 Totals M-85 3534 94. Thanks to a coach who New Jersey 17 54 7 41 3M 341 Philadelphia, Howe 19 (Propp), 15:32. SEATTLE (1)1) Its 20th win without a loss said they had deliberately delayed her first-round gram resumes today with ' b i k Sti pittsburcfl 14 54 4 38 249 382 Penalties— RIUHng, Pit. 1:02; SInIsolo, McCray 57 34 9, Vrones 510 34 13, Wednesday night wltho 61-37 knows unreaiized poten­ f I • £ ve i AT, AC. PS. t o M )r. kieW.R. 78 DODGE CUSTOM ASPEN CPE. singles match as late as po.ssible in hopes she three events each for men Adams DivNion Phi, 4:44; McCrImmon, Phi, 13:18; SIkma 513 7-7 75, Williams 510 1-2 9, victory ' over Emonual of 8 oyl. AT. AC. PS. PB. radio, vinyi root. tial when he sees it. X-BuNalO 47 24 7 W1 3W 251 Manchester. would recover in time. and women. Stanley, Phi, 15:13; Rlssllng, Pit, 17:03. Wood 12X 1-2 75, Chambers 510 57 17, Hogshead reigns today as x - B ^ n 44 25 4 98 3V ^ Rlssllho, Pit, malor, 19:X; Allison, Phi, V. Johnson 1-1 24 4, Hawes 14 (H) 1 Emanuel was the regular .■to ■' season and playoff winner of 80 CHEVY. CAPRICE 4 DOOR America's champion x-Quebec S ?! '? 5 ? S Sa malor, 19:24; Brown, Phi, misconduct, King 04 50 0, Brown 551-2 5, Sundvold v-8i AT, AC, t o t o a n. oat. vkiyl root 79 8UBK SKYHAWK HATCHBACK Mary T. Meagher, who x-Montreol 35 38 5 75 ? £ ?H M:0a 14 OO 2, Haves OO 00 0. Totals 4442 25 the Interfolth League In y-f. AT. PS. PB. AM/FM, R. Oaf. sprint freestyler and a has dominated women’s Hartford 27 40 10 44 280 311 Thlrdpartod-4, Philadelphia, Slttlar36 32111. Manchester. . Scott Hamilton turns pro force to be reckoned with Compbeil Conference (Allison, Ciorfcs), 5:34, 7, PMlodelphla, KaiMO* city B X X 2 4 — M Dennis Foreman M ttie butterfly since supplant­ Norrts Division __ Allison 0 (Ctarke), 12:35 8, Pltlsburgh, Seattle X W X S f ^ l l l All-Stars with UpoMtsaibll# in the 1984 Olym pic 8. ~ W L T PIS. OP OA Beyl., a a l£ to a a OM. ~ 78 PLYMOUTH VOLARE PREMIER A TL A N TIC C ITY , N.J. - After an incredible ing Hogshead in 1979, Schmidt 5 (AAcCarthy, Yaylor), 18:48. Fouled out— None. Total fouls— John King and Troy Peters Sta. Waa- V-B. AT. PS. PB. Games. y-MInnesota • 39 30 9 ' 87 339 OT added II apiece. Dave Broso- career that saw him win an Olympic gold medal swept to her 15th career Penalties— Guay, Phi, miscanduct, Kansas Hogshead, a career- x % Louis 32 39 7 71 288 308 12 01 City X , Seattle 24. Rebounds— Kansas fleld netted 14 points (or and four straight world titles, figure skater Scott title in the 200 meter : ; Emanuel. • t M O K S ------long butterflyer who ;.Sitm~ 2 « Z 2 ?2 ilS Stanley, Phi, M:2S; RIssllna, Pit, 17:14; City X (Nealy 10), Seattle 43 (Wood 9). Hamilton is turning professional. butterfly, winning by x-Chlcogo • 42 8 44 2 g 3J4 Froese, Phi, )7:M (served by Brown); Am IsIs—Kansos City 23 (Theus 7), The East SIderS wind up itNHnnnnaiM added sprint freestyle to Toronto 2$ M 9 59 295 379 plo v tonight against the Ver­ 13 M i nMEI MRU At an emotional news conference Wednesdayat nearly six seconds with a Ctarke, PM, »K>5 Seattle M (Williams 12). Technicals— a AT. aga^aaaa^w • oyt., 8T0. looto A drtvaa lAa naw. her repertoire justadozen , w 0 ' / SmvBia Olvltlan, • Shots on gool-Phlladelphla 1513-12— Kansas City coach Rtzslmmons, Cham­ non All-Stars at Bennot Jun­ Caesars Hotel-Casino, the diminutive 25- year- 2:07.87. y.Cdmonton 1! s S sm 39. bers. Ar-9,111 ior High at 7 o'clock. 13 a«Y S-10 HikZER TAHOE weeks ago, siipped under 1 4^e|A. 4 seO, t o aatag Saiaow. • V-B 8 apd. AC. PS. PB. K>oo.. R.Daf old. brushing away tears, thanked the American ■ ! 0 '' ■ x-Colgary S ?S ’j f i ? S » 5 Pittsburcfl 15W-1S-3S. the 56-second barrier Jesse Vassallo’s come­ E m * ’ - x-Vancouver 3* 39 8 n M W Goalies— Philadelphia, Froese, people for supporting him during his climb to the m .r«i;AT!n» K-Wlnnlpea 2 ? ! Sa K CHEV. VAN C-10 Wednesday night to cap­ back was almost as stun­ eolVMflS-llPEMP S cyt.. aulo., PS. PB. roof vam. top of the w'orld rankings. buigh, Herron. A-4J89. 4 m l 4 ipd, raMe, asMO bunaw ture the 100-meter free at ning as Hogshead's. The ( ^ B ^ l iS o ^ d fvWen^lattoY lor n CMC % TM nCKIP 8' the U.S. Indoor Nationals. University of Miami se­ ROBERT Ja SIRITHe inca N O i n u v u i a ^ t eyf.. STD. ra. PB. R. SlafTa Oranda Pkg. Landry honored today The victory was her nior, a nine-year veteran ••••■••••(OBDBBBgBggBgg first national champion­ of national-class shim ­ ■t’ v A tala, r a ra. Sbtrgiaw cap. ship since 1978 and made - Washington 4, New Jofsey 2 MSMWSMTMS SMGE MISSION, Texas — More than 2,000 Lower Rio ming, won his firstlna- “ Detroit 4, To w ntp 2 t t a d i O r T V Grande Valley residents are predicted to attend Hogshead. 21, only the tional title in three yeVrs, g Phlladalphla5,Pltt8bur^3 1914 two events on "Tom Landry Day” honoring a second American woman taking the 200 backstrd R«c photo. * Minnesota 4, Chicago 3 *****BBPDBBBPpggggppgp Vancouver 5, Wlnnrpaa 1 “A Good To Buy A Car Or Truck native son who became the longtime coach of the ever to crack 56 seconds: in 2:01.48. Hmredov’s Onmes “Sippy” Woodhead, the T0 8 H O H T Dallas Cowboys. Pee IVee basketball league titllsts (AH TMISS B IT ) .7:30 N H L : Whalors vs. Bruins, U.S. record holder, went Vassallo, a IS-time 1 Hartford at Boston, 7;»o 4 n . With proceeds going to pay for a new track at OuobocatMontraal^BS^Pjn. "rric . 6 4 9 -5 2 4 8 CHKVIOLn the high school and to boys' and girls' clubs, as 55.63 in 1979. tional winner, miss The Orangemen took top honors in the Jones, Grant Cline, Jeff Lazzaris, Todd PlttsbuiBh at N JL Rongys. 7:3$o.Bl. ^ ^ Ians V8i,:.1Nat8. USA LosAngatesatt t ^ .9 W p.m. many as 700 people are paying $100 apiece U> Hogshead, a 1980 U.S. more than a year Pee Wee Basketball League this winter Williams, Coach Tom Lazzaris. Front ••WaWrttti:. KobMa UmS w4. CuHis M E. CwrtGr ttt»Bl COv INC. attend a reception today for;Landry at Cimarron Olympian from Jackson­ training recovering front M M N y; Mustafa Hamsho vs. Rocky at the Mahoney Rec Center. 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Automotive ___ 1 EXPERIENCED C A R ­ T W O ELECTRIC W A N TE D ANTIQUES: Bank, of sold Forty tpeciflad below Columbia, Glostonborv, He­ PENTER — • Remodeling, RANGES, $50 each. Two Early Victorian, Oak, Is on tile In m v oftica ot Town bron and Manchester Is on additions, roofs and refrigerators, $75 eoch. Reposiissessions Hall, 41 Center St., AAonches- file In my office at Town Hall, DO YOU NEED LAWN A GAiDEN 1920's ond miscellaneous. ter, Connecticut. 41 Cinter SI., A6onchester, decks. Free estimates. Call 742-7800. Please call 643-8709. CONVENTIONS Connecticut. CARE WHILE ON VACATION OR Coll Mike, 871-2559. FOR SALE A Prim ary will be held M ov 1, Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 2i Help Wonted 21 Help wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Homes for Sale 31 Apartments for Rent 42 • State Convention Notices HOTPOINT NO-FROST 1950 Oedge CsK 12799 First Conorasslonol 19S4, If o slate of candidates FOR THE SEASON? aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa IBiei-BIrd *1499 Convention for such convention Is filed ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• CARPENTRY & M A ­ R EFR IG ER ATO R — In I8K Ddsun Sidra *SS00 Fourth Sanatorlal pursuant to Section 9-4M or ••••••••••••••••••••••• EAST HARTFORD — I SONRY — Free Esti­ use now. Must Sell. $100. Section 9-407 of the Connec­ BOOKKEEPER/SECRE- C aH Tag Soles 69 1B7S Bulek Cinlury *999 Convention K IT C H E N H E l P — Lovely five room, second | mates. Coll Tony Four poster bed & bu­ Ninth Autm bly Convention ticut General Statutes, not la­ Lost/Found 01 TA R Y — Immediate op­ Thi tbsvt can bi twn d ter than 4:00 p.m. of March Maintenance, nights and floor apartment. Retrig- ■ Saulllacote, 649-0811. reau, $75. Coll 647-9477. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Fifty-Fifth Assembly ening In small, congenial Convention 30,1984 by persons otherthon weekends, $3.38 per hour. erator and stove. Gar- J JIM VINGENS UWN & GARDERN CARE ••••••••••••••••••••••• COOK — Pizza and grind­ office. $4.25/hour. Flexi­ MANCHESTER — Three ••••••••••••••••••••••• A Prim orv will be held Mov l, party endorsed candidates. Must be oble to work late, age. No pets. $425 plus ; 50 HOUSEPLANTS — **** eSaM BM Hn 1984, if o slate ot candidates Petition forms. Instructions ers. Full time days. Apply ble 20-r hours. To per­ bedroom, IVa bafhs. FOUND — Keys with be reliable and a hard security. Call after 5pm, • 643-1902 Roofinw/Skllnw M Large pots, beautiful, ex­ for onv or oil conventions Is and Information concerning lOOKING? In person; LaStrada Res­ form basic bookkeeping, Charming Colonial. As­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa the procedure In filing oppos­ soccer boll emblem on worker. Call George af­ 649-0286. : after SiOO p.m. cellent condition. Must filed In accordance with Sec­ We have various openings in our new 48,000 sq. taurant, 471 Hartford posting, ledger and pay­ sumable CH FA financ­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa tions 9-312 to 9-4S0, Inclusive, ing candidacies, m ov be ob­ ring. TImrod Road. Man­ ft. modern facility. ter 1pm, 643-2751 Wednes­ sell at SACRIFICE FISHERMEN'S TAG Rec Vehicles 73 tained from the Republican Road, Manchester. day thru Saturday. roll. Pleasant phone ing. $71,900. Call week­ SALE — Rods, lures, of the General Statutes not chester. Monday. March ALL AREAS — 1, 2, 3,X j PRICE, $2.50 each. Pri­ later than 4:00 p.m. ot March Registrar of Voters of any manner 8, accurate typ­ days offer 6pm, anytime ■mSAVf IWSWs BIDWELL HOME Im­ motors, boat seats, home aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa town In the district. 26th. Phone 643-2041. bedrooms. Prices to flt_ vate home. Call 649-6M6. 30,1904 bv persons otherthon DATA ENTRY CLERK • Highschool graduate LUNCHEON WAITRESS ing skills necessary. weekends, 649-9435. eeeasasaaaeaaeeaeeeeaaa provement Company — items. All on sale at 371 party-endorsed candidates. Edword Tomklel PRIVATE NON-PROFIT your budget. Housing Un- ~ PRINTING — Evening Town Clerk ot Moncheter with knowledge of computers (APPLE computer — 4 to 5 days per week. Manchester Board of ••••••••••••••••••••••• Roofing , siding, altera­ West Middle Turnpike, 1974 OPEN ROAD Petition forms. Instructions LOST — Small, fluffy AGENCY Seeks parttime limited. Coll 724-1967" and weekend appoint­ Biillding/Ceiilractlng 53 tions, additions. Some CHILD'S FIVE- CAMPER — Fully and Informotlon concerning 0664)3 orongee cat. Mole. Vicin­ experience a plus). Entry, level position. Experience preferred. Direct Care Aides for Realtors, 646-2450, ask for Manchester, Saturday, the procedure In filing oppos­ CLERK TYPIST - Purchasing. Highschool gra­ Rentals ments ot your home, number for over 30years. SPINDLE, highback equipped. 30,000 original ity of Spring and South Apply: Manchesfer community residents In Cindy Brown. EOE. ^ J business or organization. seaeeeeaeeeaeeeaasaaeea March 31st, 9am to ing candidacies, may be ob­ duate with 1 year experience in environment. 649-M95. wooden rocking chair. miles. Excellent condi­ tained from Herbert J. Ste­ LEOML NOTICE Main Streets. Call 643- Country Club - Monday, Ellington, serving men­ "Personalized Service" 4;30pm. Ability to type 45 wpm with accuracy. Entry level aaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaasaaa M ANCHESTER — Newer aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Needs work. $25. Call tion. 56000 or best offer. venson. Democratic Regis­ A certified list of Republican 2902. Wednesday, Friday from tally retarded adults, CLERICAL POSITION for: Wedding Invitations, FARRAND REMODEL- party endorsed candidates position. 10am to 2pm. two bedroom, second 643-2880. Coll 643-7395. trar ot Voters, Town Hall, 41 high school diploma and A V A ILA B LE — In small, Rooms for Rent 41 Typo Sotting, Forms, I NO — Cabinets, roofing, Heathig/Plumblng 55 Center St., Manchester, Con­ on the slate ot district dele­ MATERIAL HANDLER - Highschool graduate. busy. Informal office. floor with carpeting, air gutters, room additions, necticut. gates to the State Convention LOST — Monday, March experience required. conditioning and dls-> Brochures, Stationary, ALMOST NEW14CU. FT. 1967 SHASTA CAMPER Heavy lifting involved. Blueprint reading experi­ CERTIFIED NURSE Contact March Inc., 646- Prior bookkeeping expe­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa decks, all types of remo­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Edward Tomklel In the 35th Senatorial District 26th, at Agway, Manches­ hwasher. NO pets. $425 ' etc. Call • Early Ameri­ REFRIGERATOR — TR A ILE R — Sleeps 6, Ice Town Clerk ot Manchester In the towns of Andover, Ash­ ter, A L L my social secur­ ence a plus. Knowledge of basic math required. AIDES — Certified aides 4446. rience and typing skills deling and repairs. FR EE FLEA MARKET — Wad­ ford, Brooklyn, Chaplin, GENTLEMAN PRE­ monthly, plus security.'' can Printers, 647-9286. Whirlpool. Socroflce for box, stove, sink. $600. Cal I 0654)3 ity money. Desperate! Entry level position. for 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 shifts. required. Call Lou, 646- estimates. Fully Insured. FOGARTY BROTHERS dell School P TA. Broad Coventry, Eosttord, Hamp­ PACKER - For our shipping department. Full and part time. FERRED. $50.00 weekly. Call 646-1379. Telephone 643-6017, otter — Bathroom remodel­ $350. SOFA BED - Good Dawn, 569-4658. ton, Pomfret, Tolland, Please call 742-7119. R E C E P TIO N IS T — Man­ 2920 for appointment. condition, $350. Coll 649- Street, Manchester. Sat­ Highschool graduate. Ability to move large and Please call Director of 646-2000. - BRICKS, BLOCKS, 6pm, 647-8509. . ing; Installation water urday, May 5th. Table ••••••••••••••••••••••• LEGAL NOTICE Union, Vernon, Wllllngton, chester Doctors office Is 9254 otter 5pm. Certified lists at party-en­ Woodstock ono portions of IM POUNDED — Male, 2 heavy materials. Entry level position. Stoff Development,' be­ seeking a bright, mature APPLICATIONS ARE STONE — Concrete. heaters, garbage dispo­ rental $10. Please call the town of Mansfield Is on Store/Office Space 44^ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Autos for Rent/Leose 75 dorsed candidates on the years old, Shepherd/Col- EXPEDITOR - With 2 years experience in tween 9am and 3pm, Individual to handle N O W BEING AC­ ROOM FOR RENT — Chimney repairs. No lob DESIGN KITCHENS by sals; faucet repairs, 649- 643-4504 or 647-1721. slote of the Republican Party tile In mv office at Andover, purchasing or underline or 2 years in production Near Vernon Circle. Fur- too small. Call 644-5356. 7657. VIso/MasterCard Connecticut. lle, black and tan, found Monday thru Friday at phones and other clerical C E P TE D for a part time ••••••••••••••••••••••• J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, MISC. for sole 63 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa In the Town of Andover tor nlshed' In clean, accepted. election os D E L E G A TE S to A Prim ary will be held May 1, on Morse Road. Male, 8 control or manufacturing environment. 643-5151. Crestfleld Con­ duties, general office teller. Experience pre­ vanities, formica, Wilson BRIC A BRAC — Books, 19S4, If o slate of candidates comfortable private ODD JOBS, Trucking. ••••••••••••••••••••••• the conventions. Assembly, weeks old, Shepherd- Excellent medical and dental package, paid valescent Home in work. Send resume to ferred - but will train OFFICE SPACE AVAIL:-: art, Corlon counter tops, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Baked Goods Sale, 9am RENT A CLEAN State Senote, State and Con­ tor such convention Is filed home. Non-smoking gen­ ABLE — Ample parking,- Home repairs. You name pursuant to Section 9-4M or /Huskle, named Kilo, holidays, tuition reimbursement. Qualified can­ Manchester. P.O. Box 566, Manches­ qualified applicant. kitchen cabinet fronts, Reorina 56 to 2pm, Saturday, March U SE D CAR or esslonol of sold Party Is on didates should apply at our facility between Sam Apply at: Manchester tleman preferred. $55 per good location. One 4 . It, wo do It. Free ostl- complete woodworking ' 31st at Eost Glastonbury AND SAVE tile In mv office of the Town Section 9-407 of the Connec­ found on Olcott Street. ter, C T 06040. U bMM ii. ticut General Statutes, not la­ week. Call 646-7516. room office suite with 618" moteo. Insured. 643-0304. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Office Building. Call the Manchester Dog and 4:30pm, or send resume with salary history State Bank, 1041 Main service, custom mode Library, 1389 Nelpsic fm alM|t M lM| IMS A Prim ary will be held M ov I, ter than 4 p.m. of April 6,1984 Warden, 646-4555. to: ASSEMBLERS AND Street. NO PHONE sq. ft.; another with 218- sssssssaaassssasasaaaaa furniture, colonial repro­ Road, next to Eost Bury V N U C I AUTO I9S4, If o slate of condldotes bv persons other than party- Michele Virkler, Personnel Coordinator CALLS. EOE. EA ST H ARTFO RD — Sin­ sq. ft. Call 649-2891. ductions In wood, 9 varie­ FLOORSANDING — EXCELLENT QUALITY School. Sponsored: RENTAl for onv or oil conventions Is endorsed condldotes. COIL WINDERS — Fin­ PoIntIng/PagoHng 52 Floors like new. Special­ HARDWOOD. Mostly SSaCMUrSL. Petitions forms. Instructions WENDY'S NOW HIRING ger dexterity necessary. gle room. Gentleman. In ties of hardwood and "East Glastonbury Li­ filed In accordance with Sec­ izing In olderfloors, natu­ green. Cut, spilt and deli­ S«a-T044 Mancmam 9S3-M7S tions 9-382 to 9-450, Inclusive, and Information concerning FOR Opening and Lunch Experience not neces­ TEA C H ER — Part time. private home. Near cen­ SOUTH WINDSOR — 1000 . veneers NOW IN STOCK brary Friends." the procedure In tiling oppos­ GERBER SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS, INC. assasssssssaaaassssasaa ral and stained floors. No vered. Minimum 2 cords. ot the General Statutes not Employment Shift. Apply to the Man­ sary, will train. Four day Early Childhood Certifi­ ter. Parking. Call 528- sq. ft.,'$200 monthly. 300, Call 649-9658 or evenings, LEGAL NOTICE later than 4:00 p.m. of April 6, ing candidacies, mov be ob­ 151 Batson Drive ager between 3 and 5pm, 1018. sq. ft., $100 monthly. Am - - PAINTING AND PAPER waxing anymore. John $70/cord. Call 649-1831. Cerllflad lists ot party-en­ 1984 bv persons other Ihon tained from the Republican Manchaslor, C T 06040 week, 10 hour day, 7am to cation. Sonshine Day 289-7010. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Registrar of Voters of onv Wendy's Old Fashioned Care Center. Call 646- pie parking, air. 236-6021, ! HANGING — Exterior Verfollle. Call 646-5750. dorsed candidates on the party-endorsed candidates. EOE M/F 5:30, Monday thru Thurs­ slate of the Democratic Petition. forms, instructions town In the district. Homburger, 260 Broad day. Apply: Able Coll, 7160, 7am to 5:30pm. VERY LARGE CAR­ 644-3977. and Interior, ceilings re­ LEON CIESZYNSKI Party In the Town of Bolton and Information concerning Marie R. Burbank & Education WOOD FLOORS Automotive Town Clerk of Andover Street, Manchester. Howard Road, Bolton. P E TE D , Paneled Room ...... II I ■ ^ paired. References, fully BUI LDER — New homes, for election os D E L E G A TE S the procedure In filing oppos­ — With Walk-In closet. SOUTH WINDSOR — Suf-"' Insured. Quality work. additions, remodeling, SANDED and finished, to the conventions ot sold ing candidacies, mov be ob­ 062-03 E L E C TR IC IA N — E2. tained from Faith Weber, Re­ SCREEN PRINTERS — Permanent position. Full Convenient to bus and llvan Avenue. 1,600 sq. ff/»> Martin Mattsson, even­ rec rooms, garages, kit­ repaired and Installed. ALUMINUM SHEETS - Party specified below ore on Help wanted 21 file In mv office at 222 Bolton publican Registrar of Voters, We are presently taking benefits. Overtime. Call shopping. Call 649-0102. prime retail space, ample"' ings 649-4431. chens remodeled, ceil­ Staining and custom fin­ used as printing plates. Cors/Truckf for Sole 71 Center Rood. 31 Lakeside Drive, Andover, MAINTENANCE PERSON applications for screen parking. $800. Call ishing. James Gorman, .007" thick, 23 X 24". CONVENTIONS Connecticut 06232 LEGAL NOTICE 728-1573 or 643-9334. ings, bath tile, dormers, Certified lists of party-en­ Experienced maintenence prinfers. Experience M A N CH ES TER — Unfur­ 6021 or 644-3977. GEORGE N. CONVERSE rooting. Residential or 647-9261. 50 Finish Carpentry - Ad­ PAINTERS WHITE .dlate opening available Warren Matteson, 289- 2940. Doted at Balton, Connec­ yvhen vou have some­ tained from Beatrice Ko­ area's best newspaper. Monday thru Saturday $300. No appliances. No selling ad in Classified to ditions, porches, decks, FORM 1040 PREPARA­ PANTS — Waist 36", 1975 FORD COURIER ticut, this 26th day of March, walski, Democratic Regis­ for experienced book­ 6061. ••••••••••••••••••••••• length 29". New. Never thing to sell, find a cash You must be able to talk between 2 and 4pm, Mr. EXPERIENCED IN- pets. Security. Phone 646- find cosh buyers I 643- bathrooms, kitchens, ce- TIO N . Good tax repres­ PICKUP WITH CAP — 1984. trar of Voters, Route 6, An­ keeper, familiar with worn. $6. Phone 649-2433. Catherine K Lelner buyer the easy wav ... dover, Connecticut 06232 to adults - no experience Steak, 244 Ce *er Street, BABYSITTER WANTED GROUND POOL IN­ 2426, 9am to 5pm Misc. for Rent 2711. ram lctlle, formica, trim- entation should not be Low mlleoge. $1500. Coll basic bookkeeping, iour- available, only to the Town Clerk of Bolton with a low-cost ad in Marie R. Burbank necessarv - we will show Manchester. — Nights, 2:30 to STALLERS — Call weekdays. work. Coll after 6pm, 643-7111, Jim weekdays. 059-03 Classified. 643-271^. Town Clerk of Andover vou how to succeed. nals and payroil: compu­ 2ND SHIFT COMPUTER 742-7308 and 649-9933. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa wealthy, anymore I The LUNCH BASKET — Dou­ 061-03 ter experience helpful but 11:30pm, Monday thru 646-3046. CALL NOW: Frank, after O PER ATO R needed for Tax Saver 646-0015. b le handle wood, 1977 CHEVROLET IM- not required. Medium Friday In yourhome. Call' MANCHESTER — GarV equipped with plastic 7:30pm, 228-4268. data entry and mainte­ 647-9638. DENTAL HYGIENIST — Busy Bunnies PALA — 4 door sedan. sized office located In nance procedures on age available Imme­ dishes, etc. 19" x 11". $20. SALESPERSON — Ener­ Parf fime. Flexible diately. Strictly for stor­ Power steering, power suburban area. Excellent W ANG 2200 system. East EAST HARTFORD — INCOME TAX SERVICE Phone 649-7517. PRODUCTION MA­ getic person needed. Sa- YOUNG, ENERGETIC hours. Manchesfer of­ age. $35 a month. Call — Individual or Business brakes, air conditioning. benefits. Send resume Hartford based com­ Two family house , FIrsf CHINE OPERATOR — lary and Incentive PERSON to, help clean fice. Call 646-1360. 649-4003. Pretty Choice Tax Preparation. Dis­ AM /FM stereo cassette. and salary requirements pany. Two years expe­ floor, four large, sunny FISH TANKS — 20gallon Trainee position. program. Apply at: cars. Must have drivers count for senior citizens. Excellent throughout. to Box C, c/o The Man­ rience required. Please rooms, closed-in porch, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa glass, long 10 gallon, Individual with mechani­ Benedict Doors, Inc., 920 chester Herald. license. Call 643-9008. HAIRDRESSER — Full Your Business Office, 166 $2900 negotiable. Coll 647- cal experience or educa­ submit resumellsting ref­ fIme. Excellent pay plus parking. Security and Wonted to Rent 47 stainless Iron etond, 8066. Cromwell Avenue, Rocky E « t Center St„ 647-9780. aquomaster pump, light tion needed to operate Hill. erences to: Computer benefits. Experience pre­ references. Call 742-7800. ADVERTISING SPE­ colored sand, heater, fil­ and maintain machinerv Operator, P.O. Box 8405, CIALTY SALESPERSON ferred. Call Command aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 1974 CHEVY ONE TON East Hartford, C T 06108. VERNON — Two bed­ INCOM E TAXES — P r^' ter. $75 or best offer. Coll In production environ­ CARPENTERS HELPER — Sales experience re­ Performance of Man­ RESPONSIBLE ADULT, pared by CPA. Business 8, VAN — $1200. Phone 646- chesfer, ask for Carol, room apartment. Air, dis­ 646-2564. ment. Forklift expe­ — Remodeling expe­ quired. Career opportun­ three children lookingfor Individual. Call John, 5993. rience a plus. Appiv In AUTOMOBILE CLEAN 643-8339. hwasher, carpeting. $425 rience helpful. Hard ity with large local firm. three bedroom. Not over 659-3069. CRIB, $75. High Choir. person, 49 Regent Street, UP PERSON — Some LAUNDRY PERSON — monthly. Security, refer­ 1967 MACK DUMP DM worker and ambitious. Call 646-2900, contact $400 without heat. Call Nap Sack. Scales. Tub. Manchester, CT. mechanical ability help­ Part time, weekend Debbl. ences. Available 5/1/84. 600 — 10 wheeler. In Call George, 649-8417. 647-9638. Breast pump. All baby ful. 20-30 hours per week. mornings. Start at 8am. Call 233-4133. chassis overhaul. New Items In good condition. $4 per hour. Apply In $3.50 per hour. Perfectfor ^ TtiORSDCTL paint. $164)00. Call 742- housewife. Call George aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Call 647-0899. CELEBRITY CIPHER person only to: Oldies SECRETARY FOR BUSY OFFICE HELP — Typ­ MANCHESTER — Large 6190. CalBbrity Cipher cryptogreme ere creeled from quotettone by femoue people, pest But Goodies, 323 Center after 1pm, 643-2751 Wed­ apartment, one bed-, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa MANCHESTER OFFICE ing, telephone work. Full S e rv ic e s TAX PREPARATIONS — and present. Each letter In the cipher stands lor another. Today'Bdu*: Y equals R. Street, Manchester. nesday thru Saturday. room, appliances. Park­ — Position requires ex­ time. Coll 528-6561. In the convenience of Pete 65 1967 MUSTANG — Com­ by CONNIE WIENER cellent shorthand, typing ing. Heat and hot water plete for parts, $175. Ford Included. $400 monthly. your .home. Reliable- skills and organizational BABYSITTER— Two da­ reasonable. Coll Norm Pickup truck body, 6 ft. When you need the services of the Classified “NECYC’M T DYJPFXD MNYCXDNE SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. ability. Attractive loca­ rling girls (4 & 2 years Phone 649-2371. Services Offered 51 with fenders, $75. Coll 4 Morsholl, 643-9044. D O G OBEDIENCE Advertising Department of this newspaper, tion with competetive sa­ old). 40 hour/week. Must 646-1337. you can rest assured we will be standing by to FX PJICX — UON FN’M FX NEC Manchester Parkade lary and benefits pack­ be dependable, responsi­ MANCHESTER — Beau­ CLASSES — Beginners ZINGLER'S IN C O M E thru utility. Start April give you "The Long Reach." With our circi- PART TIME POSITIONS AVAILABLE age. Send detailed ble. Will consider llve-ln. tiful new 1 bedroom REWEAVING BURN. TAX SERVICE — Rling PLYMOUTH SATEL­ VJYCECTB, XJN NEC VJYCTYI.” — resume Including salary If out of Lebanon area. apartment. Central loca­ HOLES — zippers, um-’ 30th. Register ahead. Coll LITE, 1972 — V-8, auto- lation, we reach out into every segment of this Morning and Evening Hours personal and business rt- Chuck otter 4:15,568-1356. requirements to; BoxCC, Call Donna, 642-7271, af­ tion. Appliances and heat brellasrepaired. Window turns In your home since nnatlc transmission, air area . . . taking your message to those people UCZCYHR MFHHM. c/o The Manchester ter 4pn)te,b2,fclas21 Included. $450 manthly. shades, Venetian blinds. 1974. Also bookkeeping conditioning, power who are in the market for i^atever you have AUTOMOTIVE INSTALLERS Herald. Lease and deposit. Call Keys. T V FOR RENT. GERMAN SHEPHERD— steering, power brakes, PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "It takes a certain reckless nature to servicet available. Call Male, 4 monthi old. All to sell. This age-old tradition of people-to- ^ BECAUSE YOU never 646-3253. Marlow's, 867 Main tow boll, heavy duty sus­ run full speed with a sixteen-and-a-hall foot pole, stick that _ CASHIER/OISPATCHER Wolf ot 646-5346.' shots. $25. Call 643-4349, DRIVERS WANTED — knew when someone will Street. 649-5221. pension, extra spare people communication, linked with the thing in a box and twang yourself into the air." — Billy Olson, tUtSB*" ask tor Ron. A.R.'A. Transportation Is be searching for the item MANCHESTER — First ports and tires. $700. Call m o ^m -d a y convenience of the telephone, e 1S84 by NEA. Inc. RECEIVING/STOCK PERSONNEL floor, one bedroom, ap­ INCOME TAXES PRE­ looking for part time and vou have for sale. It's aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 649^2993. makes it possible for you to reach more spare school bus drivers. pliances, carpeting, con­ l i g h t t r u c k i n g . PAR ED In your home. CASHIERS better to run your want Low rotec, etrlctly confi­ people, more quickly and at lower cost than Preferably with P.U.C. venient to shopping, re­ Spring clean up. Yards, Musical Itoms 66 TOYOTA CELICA, 1981 • KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ® by Larry Wright ad for several days ... cellars, etc. General dential. 10 Years Expe­ Apply: license, but will train. canceling it as soon as creation and bus line. ; G T C O U P E — 24,000 any o ^ e r method. Let us give your phone h^dvm on. Call Roy, 646: rience. Coll 644-1009. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Personnel Department Call 742-8808, 6am • 4pm, vou get results. 5375 per month, utilities miles. Sspeed, rustproof, 'The Long Reach" today. Give us a call and Monday - Friday. not Included. Peterman power steering, power Tues., Wed., Thurs asaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa BUNDY FLUTE — Sliver we'll help you word your ad for quick resultsi Agency, 649-9404, 647- plated. 5150. Phone 649- brakes, FM stereo, sun­ 10 am to 12 pm, 1pm to 3 pm 1340. l ic e n s e d MOTHER aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Sot., 1 piN to 4 pM Instruction 25 1925. roof. Excellent condi­ WAITRESS — Apply In WILL CARE For your egdb 63 tion. $6300. Call 649-2993. person: Luigi's Restau- child In loving environ-^ aaaaaaasaasasaaaaaaaaaa COMPLETELY FUR­ SHEET MUSIC FO R I i|im I OpportMity impleyer 4(rant, 706 Hartford Road, NISHED THREE ROOM ♦'"le 1974 MERCURY MON­ Add e cheery note to SALE — SO for 545 or $1.00 Manchester. PIANO LESSONS — For A P A R T M E N T — Split 8106 TEGO — Two door. 6 4 3 - a 7 1 1 boginnors. Will come to aid io?o"* Ca« disb-diying with these USED REFRIGERA­ each. Very good condi­ level, private entrance. busy bunnies enbroid- lo-ia tion. 1918 to Fifties. Star Power steering, power houso. Call 649-0343 ar All appliances Including TORS, WASHERS, erad in simple stitches Rongee - clean, guaran­ Covers. Telephone 742- brakes, automatic. $800. 643-1372. T V . Professional person, Add variety to your Telephone 649-2096. ROTOTILLING — Ac­ aixl bright colors. blouse werdrobe with teed, parte and tervloe. 6016. preferred. No pets. Se­ cepting appointments N o. 2090 has transfer curity. Coll 643-1579,1 ■oftly roffled or elaeeie Low pricee. B.O. Pearl A now for late March or for 7 motifs; color chart. styleo. Son, 649 Main Street, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa WANTED eaaaaaqassseaaseaasesaa norly April. Very reaso­ T5 M5IIL isM fZjetSf saw N o. 8155 with Phote- 643-2171. FIRST FUHM — Two nable rates. Call after- Mt NT Hsbf* Geide is in Sisee 10 to 18. Misc. for Sole Misc. tor 5dle 63 RgoI Ettote bedrooms. Available 4:30pm, 647-8754. Sise 12,84 bust... Jabot, INDEPENDENT April 1st. 542S plus utlli: SMKcaesT 218 yaiw4S-ineh: rallied, FOR S A LE : Household Iaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa goods - two alngie beds, lies. Coll evenings, 225- COX' LAWN SERVICE- 2 n rd s ; elaeM, 1 % 0036. yards. old round kttctieii table, HOME DELIVERY AGENTS Now taking limited lawn nses»t.ttsniimi girl's one-speed Mcvcle, customers for the coming w>ftis,N.y.Mesa n OMBL ssM 52Ji IW Mih stand-up freezer, televi­ ' U R i E p I R q OJ FURNISHED T H R E E ^ s o n . Everything done Need extra cash? Part time delivery ROOM APARTMENT. SBia5^*SSt."“ sion test equipment; lots !*”?!** Clean-up to to look at. Owner Moving MANCHESTER — Im- Second floor. Heat. Pri­ fall. 1 ^ raking. Coh: SPECIAL: Over 200 te- and collection agent, greater Man- moculoto throo bedroom vate entrances. Adults. lactieee end e P B E E to Rorlda. Coll 521-7237 ^ r r y . for Free Consdlta- after 6pm. Cope. Flroolocod llvln- No pets. Security. Refer­ tlonpt649-8M. Pntteru Section in the chestei>!are4. for USA TODAY, the na­ groom, formal dinin­ ences. 643-4560 after One A LSVIL Jnst $3.55. groom. 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Bank interest rates BUSINESS O ’Neill hints of veto Makeshift teen home Spruce poets on keeping plke^olls trouble for landlord reunite Sunday declined in January Ex~owner wants license for new station ... page 7 ... page 10 ... page 11 HARTFORD (UPI) - Interest Woolf said the average rate for rates offered by Connecticut banks adjustable-rate mortgages with a 25 and thrift institutions declined by up percent downpayment was 11.55 Radio stations fight over frequency to .5 percent during January and percent in March, down by .48 of a February. percentage point since January. State Banking Commissioner Brian Among the banks, 83 percent o ffe r ^ BRIDGEPORT (U P I) - More than three as always," Thomas Whelan, WNAB opera­ Court records showed WNAB was losing J. Woolf said Wednesday interest some type of a

Regulation of appliances if- - ' k begin receding M-' I r draws criticism in Maine

By United Press International Fire officials said conditions im­ AUGUSTA, Maine (U PI) - Consu­ involved in regulating product proved Friday. mers in Maine could save more than efficiency. Flood waters were subsiding today in Residents ere also evacuated from $200 million over the next two decades "This is entirely unnecessary," said two trailer park^nitan apartment if the state mandates new standards for Robie Liscomb, executive director of the wake of a savage spring storm that dumped up to a foot of snow on complex in Ciintm anathe gale-force energy efficiency in major appliances, the Maihe Merchahts' Association. winds sent wavM from Niantic Bay in officials estimate. "W e think Maine consumers with a Connecticut, drove hundreds along the coast from their homes and knocked Long Island jSound sweeping over Opponents called the idea a "B ig little bit of education and good Route 156 in mantle, authorities said. Brother" plan to tell the public what it judgement can solve this problem on out power for more than 50,000 utility customers. Several moreline communities must buy. their own.” blocked off streets and closed some The bill would ban the sale of State Rep. Laurence L. Kiesman, nn(i})€VRns p r o d u c t s com PRnv A few flurries continued today but the National Weather Service in Windsor exits on the Connecticut Turnpike as refrigerators, freezers, water heaters R-Fryeburg, agreed. flood waters breached sea walls. and clothes dryers that waste energy. "What you're saying is that Big Locks was forecasting clearing tonight and fair weather through Wednesday. Connecticut utility officials said Brother is mandating — telling you — crews had restored power by Friday what to buy," Kiesman said. Snow, sleet and rain Wednesday " I f we do not act, we risk becoming a morning to most of the customers who State Public Advocate Paul Fritzsch were driven by winds gusting to SO dumping ground for inefficient ap­ Last 3 Days— lost it during the storm. pliances from Massachusetts and Itew urged passage of the measure, saying knots in southwest Connecticut and Our 8-page A Northeast Utilities spokesman said Hampshire," Rep. John A. Cashifian, consumers are often confused about accompanied by tides 5 feet above circular is about 6,500 customers were still D-Old Town, told the Energy and which models are the best, and said We BuxApderseii normal. waiting for service: about 4,000 concen­ Natural Resources Committee. regulating the efficiency of appliances filled with The storm was blamed for a one-car Herald photos by Tarquinio ' trated in Danielson, Tolland and He said 26 other states, including would lower utility bills. ideas from crash on Interstate 95 in West Haven Willimantic and another 1,000 in the Massachusetts and New Hampshire, "W e ’re not asking Sears and G.E. to your Project early Thursday, killing Ava Barnett, Litchfield area. Others were scattered Eight Delmont Street residents iost their power for either prune or remove the tree. The work wasn't have enacted laws establishing energy retool. This is just an effort to get the Store. Pick up 23, of Milford. around the state. efficiency standards. If Maine doesn't general public in Maine to move to your copy at Coastal residents in a dozen com­ 3% hours Thursday afternoon after gusting winds done because the park department’s "skyworker” by the Carload A United Illuminating spokesman follow suit, the state will likely be more efficient appliances," Fritzsche our store. munities were waiting for storm toppled part of a tree onto power lines, a Northeast was in Stamford for repairs, a department 2,000 of its customers lost power targeted by dealers looking to dump said. waters to recede to assess the damage. You've still Thursday, with Easton and Madison Utilities spokesman said. Peggy Craig, of 31 spokeswoman said. inefficient merchandise they can't sell The Office of Energy Resources To Bring You These Great Low Prices Tides ran 3 to S feet above normal at the got 3 days particularly hard hit. Service was in other states, Cashman said. estimated that electricity savings from storm’s height Thursday, but were Delmont St., said she had asked town crews to to save. restored by Thursday night to all but a The proposal was criticized by the bill would hit $6 million in the first expected to return to normal by handful. several lawmakers and businessmen five years, $50 million in the first 10 tonight. The National Weather Service re­ who said the government shouldn't get years, and $200 million after 20 years. In Milford, one of the hardest hit Man dies after plowing snow communities, more than 200 families corded snowdepths of 13 inches in were evacuated and spent the night Litchfield and 10 to 12 inches elsewhere 25to 3 0 off with friends, relatives or at a Red Cross in the northwest hills; 8 inches in Manufacturer's tist Prices shelter in a senior citizens center. Waterbury; 6 to 7 inches in the Canadians blast U.S. northeast hills; 4 to 6 in the southwest Road, repair crews busy in storm ^\nderseil\^ndowalls and along the western coast; 3 to 5 in the Connecticut River Valley; and 1 to 3 on ‘protectionism’ issue along the eastern coast. Highway department and utility com­ •25% OFF Manulacturer's List Pricts Bradley International Airport in pany crews worked through the night to Choose from bows, bays, picture windows, primed Pollution repair damage caused by Thursday's snow casements and accessories. Windsor Locks, where winds gusted to BURLINGTON, Vt. (UPI) - Cana­ Environmentalists say coal- 45 mph, was shut down for 30 minutes and windstorm. dian business leaders believe the producing power plants in the Midwest Thursday morning. A spokesman at the Roads were clear by this morning and no •30%0FE-«-. '5 List Prices United States is isolating itself from its emit sulfur dioxide into the air which is damaging Bridgeport Flight Center at Sikorsky traffic accidents were reported, but the Choose trom KemMwneld awnings. Narrobnes, casements, northern neighbor and putting a strain then carried by winds to New England. patio doors and roof windows Memorial Airport in Stratford said storm may have been responsible for at on the two countries' economic ties, But Gov. Richard Snelling Wednes­ Order your Andarten Windows or Patio Doors northeast winds reached 25-30 knots least one death in Manchester. says a spokesman. day challenged an assertion that now, pick up in Islo Msy. around high tide late Thursday morn­ Edward Flemke, of 514 Parker St., Roy Cottier of the Business Fund for Canada has taken the lead in combat­ 25% Deposit Required forests ing with gusts up to SO knots. suffered an apparent heart attack this Canadian Studies charged Wednesday ing acid rain, saying environmental Logan International Airport in Bos­ morning after returning home from plow­ the U.S. is trying to shut out competi­ control laws in the U.S. are stricter livStock Savings ■ WASHINGTON (U P I) - Scientists ton, closed for 10 hours in white-out ing snow for the town, an Eighth District tion from the north. Fire Department spokesman said. Flemke than those in Canada. 1 In addition to our Soecial Or- have discovered a ‘‘pronounced de­ conditions during Thursday’s nor­ "It is poor customer relations to He quoted another Canadian official der Program, if you need cline" in tree growth, possibly caused theaster, was open for traffic shortly was dead on arrival shortly after midnight ignore or stomp on your best custo­ who described Canada’s acid rain your Andersen* Windo- by air pollution, over a wide range of before midnight. at Manchester Memorial Hospital, a m er." ht said. program as “ a lot of words and not walls* immediately, we offer Eastern U.S. forests, E P A Administra­ Four people were killed in Massachu­ hospital spokesman said. The victim's age Speaking at a conference at the much action." a wide in-stock selection of tor William Ruckelshaus says. setts, including one man struck by a wasn’t available. University of Vermont, he joined Allan Snelling said more eould be done to Permashield awnings, narro- Ruckelshaus’ testimony to a House train in Ashland when he tried to help The storm, which began Wednesday night ^./tlieb, Canadian ambassador to the control the pollution if officials from lines, casements and paHo energy subcommittee Thursday fol­ push a car stuck on the tracks. Another and continued through this morning, closed United States, in criticizing "American the two countries would work together. doors at 30% oft mfg. list. lows a number of alarming reports by person died in Connecticut. schools in Manchester, Andover and Bolton protectionism." scientists in recent months warning The storm was the worst to hit on Thursday and causeda one-hourdelayed Cottier said it also bothers him that 1 that forests from Maine to Georgia southern and central New England opening today. Schools in Coventry opened many people think Japan is the United show signs of damage, possibly from a since the blizzard of 1978, which buried two hours later than usual today. States' largest trading partner — First visitors to Utah range of air pollutants. the region under 3 feet of snow and Power company crews had not yet t-'-lY - , when, in fact. Canada buys 20 percent The first white people to visit Utah Grossman’s is Your Project Store for the Do-lt-Yourseifer in Vbu A m ajor study on forest damage and caused millions of dollars in damage. restored power to a number of customers in of all goods the United States exports. were Spanish Franciscans in 1776. air pollution will be released this Scores of New Hampshire schools Andover and Coventry as of late this Meanwhile, Gotlieb Tuesday ac­ They were followed by fur trappers. It weekend by the Worldwatch Institute, and businesses remained closed today. morning, a Northeast Utilities spokesman cused the Reagan administration of wasn’t until 1847 before it was settled a Washington "think-tank" that inves- The NWS reported snow depths rang­ said. dragging its feet in ordering a reduc­ permanently *ith the arrival of the .tigates global energy and environment ing from 17 inches in southern Salem to By Thursday evening, 11 Northeast tion in sulfur dioxide emissions, and Mormons, who made the desert bloom trends. 9 inches in western Swanzey and a foot Utilities crews had restored power to 612 claimed Canada's fight against acid in coastal areas. customers in Bolton and 200 in Manchester and created a prosperous economy. ^ The Environmental Protection Another casualty of gusting winds in Manchester Thursday was the rain far surpassed that of the United The Mormons called it the “ State of Agency chief told the subcommittee In Milford, Conn., things were almost who also lost their power Thursday, States. Deseret.” that based on prelimfnary scientific back to normal today in the coastal flortheast Utilities said. No area in either old gatehouse at the Union Pond dam. Late in the morning, the data, “ It appears that over a wide area town swamped by high tides driven by town was still without power this morning, weather took the roof off the structure. he said. .40 Pressure Treated 4'x8'xK ," of the Eastern United States, there has gusting winds. 4 ’X8'X%" 4'x8'xV«" Exterior Pressure Treated Most of the areas which lost power had it Your Complete Garden Center-Plants That Please! TOP evAun 2i4ir s m W ARlieAlIB sjuMEBPirwiee 4l l i r T M K I been a pronounced decline in tree Thursday night tides were high and Use where there's dsr>ger of rot Wallcovering for indoors Ready there was some flooding but the wind restored within two to three hours, the power outages, which were caused^ainly inches of snow that fell in the area. Most C p 168 Woodland St. 6 4 3 -8 4 7 4 U ss KXklOIt Of out. You pick Itw Resists rot and decay. Approx, alza. diameter growth of several species of ar$d decay. Long-lasting to paint, Siam or polyurelhane ' 5 Gai Joint Compound... xtwets you take tionto. • 4x4x6’ ...... 4.9g trees over the past two decades." wasn’t as much of a problem as earlier spokesman said. by branches and trees falling/mi wi^ roads were clear by this morning. Scientists calculate tree growth by in the day, said Battlion Fire Chief Ray A total of 32 Northeast Utilities crews, "The place is a madhousi^’ she said7 A spokeswoman for the Manchester :measuring of the annual "growth Johnson. He estimated as many as 100 including some "imported” from other About 250 Manchester re^dents also lost Highway Department said the crews were Irings” of thousands of individual trees. families were evacuated Thursday. areas, worked throughout the night and into their cable television service because of a pushing back snow and clearing catch ; The slowed growth, said Ruckel- About 30 Massachusetts Electric Co. this morning to restore power to customers- power surge that was probably storm- basins to prevent flooding. W d d U i s t m in Coventry and Andover, a spokeswoman related, a spokesman for Cox Cable of W W 'shaus, is not related to any climatic work crews were trying to restore State and local police reported only a few GARDENS/ Jrend and cannot be blamed on natural power to 1,000 customers — some of said. Greater Hartford said. The service was minor accidents Thursday and none today :causes because it involves a number of whom may have been without power "A t this point we seem to be the hardest disrupted at 3:15 p.m. Thursday and was as a result of the storm. targe Junipers i m *74 4 5 » hit of the areas," she said. restored by 5:20 p.m., he said. Reg. 22.99 To 45.9 R-11 3 W Kraft Reg. $95'"(^errywoo(r "Acadia" Water Saver tree species over a wide geographical for up to 20 hours — still without The National Weather Service predicted reg. $9 :9 5 2 gal. 15/18 ipraad Reg. 5.99 She said there were no figures available State and local highway crews also PME SMirmSETS TM lAM HOMY MwMNeVML M HUTM M " m m w m u s e ■MTE TOUT range. electricity today in western that snow flurries would continue through­ Prehinged Ready to firwsh and in- • 15". 86.1 S/F fW ...... 14.10 on the number of customers affected by the worked through the night to clear several 4'K8'x%a". 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White. more recently reported in North Landfcaping Plants— By Don Lohwasser lives today, buoyed by the promise of Some 200 volunteers pitched in Thursday “ There were others who had lost their Trees, shrubs, rhododsn- 0 6 5 .Carolina mountains. to clean up debris in Ayden, N.C., wjiere loved ones, yet they went to the rescue of dron, azaleas, vbiss, parsn- : Dr. Arthur Johnson, a University of United Press International federal aid. a ® *«fe"S eight people were killed and 153 injured. others. A lot of people rolled up their sleeve nlals, bulbs, etc. -Pennsylvania soil scientist, recently ' South Carolina Gov. Dick Riley formally 2 x4' Reg. 3 .09 Reg: 15.99 Gat."Ketri'Tane" "These people are furnishing their own and made the difference.” C aU M P M K l Reg. 79*-"Veniay" told the Senate Environment Commit­ BENNETTSVILLE, S.C. — Numbed asked for federal disaster aid late Thursday o o u M P u n survivors of a blitz pf tornadoes that left 59 and Gov. James B. Hunt of North Carolina saws, their own equipment and their own But Vicky Darden, a 23-year-old mother Textured whrte per>el. No. 042 Flat utox tkMh Whka n i8 8 TIE tee that preliminary data he has Roses 7.97 Choice o< etylee. Sold ki trucks. You don't know how close a who was among the thousands of homeless Do a 10 x12' room tor 39.75 Soap and water Uaan-up. collected show serious reductions in dead and 3,300 homeless in North and South was to make a similar request today. You promised her a Rose 4S art dna. for 24.30. community is until something like this in emergency shelters Thursday night, coniferous trees in Maine, New Hamp­ Carolina began rebuilding their shattered White House spokesman Larry Speakes Garden. Jackson 8 Parkins happens,” said town clerk William Ford. couldn't get the day of disaster out of her shire, Vermont. New York, New said President Reagan had pledged quick NATIONAL 34"t*b "There's a wonderful spirit in Americans mind. 5 "«. “ Jersey, Virginia, Tennessee, North eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Nolp for the towns devastated by 24 Rag. 7.59 NO. N426 4 (ki. FI. 11 that makes them really pitch in when they “ f v e cried so much." she said. " I t was Carolina, Georgia and Alabama. tornadoes that ripped a 50-mile-wide swath PASSMESCT ^PLBN | H 0 | £ | 0 " T a d a y through 300 miles of the Carolinas Wednes- need help," Hunt said. something I ’ve never seen before and I pray BIG SAVINGS IN LAWN FERTILIZER . . o c Plain knobs retract ielch. But early studies in both the United Steal tray Wood Itandtoa Adluala from 4'7" to 7’e" Ed Harris, owner of a devastated Ayden to God I never see it again. I get to thinking Scotts — 5,000 sq. f t (with rebate) NOW # • ScMags' esMtog 10.99. .8.99 Contractor modet No KB-4. States and Europe do not point to acid Supports 1S.000•». e ta ’. shopping center, had already begun re­ about it and the tears start flying. I don’t rain — caused by sulfur dioxide “ We hope the president will act as quickly (Greenview, C&J) A o C building Thursday. “ We hope to have this have anywhere to go.” Sale Ends Saturday, March 31 st emissions from coal-burning power 20 poet., 2 uctlont humanly possible,” Hunt said. " A lot 6 f building where it's functional, perhaps by Sharon Crosland will never forget the Green Power • 100% organic, 5,000 sq. f t plants and industries — as an impor­ Advice...... 14 these folks have lost everything they’ve Sunday or Monday, or maybe sooner. I want wail of warning sirens in Bennettsville and tant cause of forest damage, Ruckel­ Ciotsifled...... !iiL20 got." Comics...... a Officials said 44 people died in North people back in business.” the sky turning "a greenish blue, like it was Greenview Spring & Fall Lawn Food, 5,000 sq. f t 6 t s shaus noted. Officials praised motorists for rescuing lit up." As a result, he warned that an acid Lofu*"'"'"*"* ...... *2 Carolina, 15 were killed in South Carolina, children and rushing them to hospitals Mrs. Crosland snatched up her two sons Lime • Boving Cow Manure • Rose Food - Plant Food /rain cleanup program involving a -ObltMrlM...... io injuries in the two states totaled 1,000. during the frightening storm. and hid under a blanket and ‘ ‘when we woke MANCHESTER NEWINGTONrON I HARTFORD ENFULO major cutback in sulfur dioxide emis­ Opinion ..!!!!! 1 4 “This is the worst disaster I have ever awwaaiww FINMNiMMlOl Peooleloik seen in my life,” Hunt said. " I expect the “ There were people who were passers-by up it was raining hard on us. Dirt and IR-IM sions actually might worsen forest OeCN Mon thru Pft 8tm-S80 pm ••$ iMh-saopm Sun twn-J pm damage. The House panel, chaired by Seorit...... 1S-17 damage will be in the billions of dollars.” who were amazing,” said E ric Norwood of everything was in our mouths. We couldn’t GERANIUMS 691 "J?bSSr. oa:?Tiu?Si.**' Rep. Henry Waxman, D-Calif., is ...... * damage will make you weep,” said Scotland Memorial Hospital in Laurinburg, move."" Juniors 10/5.99 BuSr.Mora reviewing reauthorization of the Clean weotner...... 2 Pugh, director of North Carolina’s N.C. “ They were picking babies out of the Neighbors pulled them from the wreck­ mud and transporting them to the hospital. age of their demolished apartment. Air Act. •eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Division of Emergency Management.

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