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I ^ N O M E S I HELP WANTED FOR SALE APARTMENTS FUaDIL/CDAL/ FOR RENT Ifwewdod SECRETARY. IRS We­ M A N C H ES TE R . 3 units. 3 thersfield. Full time. family plus one single % Spedolisfi MANCHESTER. Four SEASQNED Hardwood. Typing, phone, filing family. Enloy the pri­ room apartment In­ $100/cord, dumped skills required. Solory vacy of o single family cludes heat, hot water, load. $60/16 cord load. $14,574. Coll 240-4067. with the added feature appliances. Adults pre­ Delivered locally. Tel­ of Investment prop­ ferred, no pets, non- ephone, 875-7308. RN/LPN Baylor Supervl- i s n CARPENTRY/ smokers. Security and sor. We hove on open­ erty. Close to down­ MMCELLANE0U8 JlanrliPHlpr Uprali town and shopping, ISEJremooeung ELECTRICAL SERVICES references. $600. 643- ing for a Supervisor 9257 or 649-2623. PETS AND highway and buslines. position every wee­ CLEANING Service. SUPPLIES kend. 7pm-7om. For Asking $179,500. Pres­ FMRAND REM0DEUN4 TWO Bedroom Duplex. tige Properties, Better Home or office. Day, WILL PAINT TO Appliances, no utili­ more Information, night, w e e k e n d . Room sddftlona, docks, roofing, GELSOMINO please coll Director of Homes and Gardens, ties. $500 per month AQUARIUMS. 5 and 10 Weekly specials. Reg­ tidino, windows and gutters. PLEASE pollon with hoods, Wednesday, N dv. 16, 1988 Nursing, AAondoy- 859-0775, evenings, 537- Bsekhos end bulldozsr ssrvica ELECTRIC from your pUturm or elidg plus security deposit. Manchester, Ccnn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents ina Ronlerl, 6454)682. RssMsrrtlsI iwicing spsolsllst. stand, pumps and Frlday, 9om-3pm, 0143. Broker/Owner. avsIlsMa. Cell Sob Fsrrsnd. Jr. In wmiorcoior or merylle Coll otter 5pm, 646-2930. Free lasUmslss. much more. $100.00. Crestfleld Convales- W EST Side location. This Bmrboro Loppen - MANCHESTER. Thanks­ cent, 643-5151.______CLEANING Bbs. 647-8S09 Coll 646-2888.______3 bedroom Cope syle Scrvtdne Hm MonckMlw a Wll- 568-7748 giving special. Rest of llnwfinc OTM. HoiMtl and rolla- R98. 645-6849 643-1710 November rent free. FR EE To good home. TRAINING. Nurse Aide home Is located on Loving and affection­ classes beginning soon Lyness Street. FI re­ Mn couM* I* doon your hom«, Large 1 ond 2 bedroom to train fora rewarding ofnea or Kdndaim. t wort tx- 8A8 HOME condos With all ap­ ate 5 mo. old mole placed living room porlwica and raftroncM. Call DUMAS e l e c t r k : kitten. Grov tiger/ ex­ lob os o Nurse Aide. dining room ond o nice pliances. $625 and $695 Lourtn for a troa tdlmott. IMPROVEMENTS Elaetrlosl ispsirs, Includes heat and hot ceptional markings. Fold training period treed loti $130's. Blan­ sddsd wiring. HANDYMAN end Needs home. 647-0897 Weiss cites 742-02S7 A REPAIRS water. Beckwith 8, with Increase after 90 chard 8i Rossetto Real­ Today, did you pay somoono eves. days. Call 643-5151, "No Job Too Small" Componv, 521-0306. tors," We're Selling Rsgislersd end Fully Insured for do4ng notMngT HAULING Crestfleld Convales­ Houses" 646-2482.0 SOUTH BOLTON Coll me, Joseph Dumss si M A N C H ES TE R . Onebed- cent Home, Monches- FREE ESTIMATES Any Job — Anytime room Townhouse for IMI8GELLANEDU8 ter, Connecticut. SOUTH Manchester. Su­ CLEANIND SERVICE. 94e«283 srMM912(,s.) rent. Fully oppllonced Ifdbsale perior 7 room, 2 both INC. Call Gary 075-3483 kitchen, wall to wall Colonial built In 1896. carpeting, fireplace. Beautifully maintained Commercial / Residential PAINTINfi/ EIGHT month old water- successes, Fully Ineured S Bonded. HEATINO/ $595/month dius utlll- bed, $325. Cour^ouse CARPENTERS by present owners. PAPERING PLUMBINfl tles. 649-2369.______Fireplace and 2 car 047-1545 One Gold membership, Framing, garage. $180's. Blan­ M A N C H ES TE R . Onebed- 1216 months left for NAME your own reaso­ i m room, wall to wall car­ $450. Compared to reg­ Sheetrbcking, chard & Rossetto Real­ nable price. Father 8, PJ’s PlunMno. Heating 6 tors," We're Selling peting, appliances, ular price of $700 plus. Vinyl, Trim Work, OOOKKEEPINB/' Son Painting and Pap­ Air Ganinilening RELISBLE M0VIN8 Eric 649-3426.P______Houses" 646-2482.0 Boilers, pumps, hot water heot and olr condition­ Experience. Call INCOME TAX ering. Removal. 291- Low, Low Ratos. ing. No pets. Cleon. 8567. tanks, new and POOL Table-Sears. Good takes biame MANCHESTER 7 room, replacements. Short notice moves. $525/month. Available condition. $300. Coll af­ L-shaped Ranch lo­ COMPLETE Bookkeep­ Insured. Oopsndsble December 1st. 647-9138. ter 3:30pm or leave cated on private, child- WALL DOCTORS FHEE ESTIMATES 647-5756 ing and accounting ser­ Walloper hanging 24 Ysars exp^sncs In MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ messoge. 568-1903. By Andrew Yurkovsky safe cul-de-sac In vo- vices a vailable to 643-9649/226-9616 room, heot, hot water, Manchester Herald Weiss happy directors clnlty of Porter Street. specialist. Expert work moving MUST Sell. Univego small business owmers. at reosonabie rates. Free appliances. $590. Mountain Bike. $175. now realize job worth 3 bedrooms, baths, Pick up and delivery estimates. Residential IMISGELLANEOUS 646-9660 Anytime Adults preferred. No 643-0334.______Town Manager Robert B Weis.6101. fireplace and a lacuzzi laundry. Move In Im­ bor, stunning Vermont on 24 beautifully vidual servings. Use a garage. Gorgeous the gap to prevent a new raid on nine months of this year is billion in September, the govern­ lines if the deadline were not met. wooded acre. $950 plus 64 Olda Cut. Wgn. *6995 countries — Singapore, Hong historic agreement with the town In the private bath . mediately. D.W. Rsh marble fireplace. Acre landscaped acres, low-cost od in Classified the dollar, which fell last week on running at an annual rate of $137.2 ment said. But imports of foreign- District directors believed Di­ NURSES and Medical Realty, 643-1591.0 utilities. Coll 2958430. t4 Buick Skyhawk 4 Dr. *5995 to resolve festering sewer and Personnel. Free Job Some of the features plus lot. In-low set up complete with pool, for quick response next currency markets over concerns billion, compared with a record made autos and auto parts See TR A D E , page 12 Rosa and Longest had settled Hotline. 1-800-543-2189. ore; 4 nice size bed­ MANCHESTER. Newllst- possible. $192,500. tennis court and time you hove something as Buick Ragal *8795 fire jurisdiction disputes. major stumbling blocks so the rooms, 7'/7 baths, 2 Ing. Quality construc­ Jackson 8, Jackson For complete Info on carport parking. to sell. 643-2711. (STORE AND as Cantury Wgn. *8595 But the town Board of Directors condition of the deadline was not positions In hospitals, fireplaces, green­ tion Is apparent In this Real Estate, 647-8400.O •8 Cantury 4 Dr. *8995 decided Tuesday it will wait until enforced. nurslong homes, pools, house, atrium door to seven room Ansoldl Priced at *155,000 ___ [office SPACE as Cav. 2 Dr. *4995 12X28 deck and sky­ Colonial. Front to bock next week to vote on the accord, The town asked for a written HMDs etc. Give us o Principals Only IN S TA N T Suites. Com- SS Cudaaa 2 Dr. *8995 Budget plan may gather dust, not debate which, among other things, would proposal the day after the Nov. 1 call. Mon-FrI. 9-5. lights. There are allo­ flreploced formal llv- ICOROOMIMUMS APARTMENTS wances for carpet, ap­ Inp room os well os Call 543-2711, pletely furnished. SS Elaetra 4 Or. *10.995 resolve the question of which meeting to clarify the district’s ___ I FOR SALE FOR RENT ■a Data. Euro 4 Or. *7995 By Martin Crutslnger pliances, andelectrical three generous bed­ 8:30a m-5pm Phone answering and closely to see whom Bush names to break the deadlock on reducing my lips" stand against new taxes. government would build the position and has been waiting fixtures. Calltodayand rooms. The large first M A N C H ES TE R . Beacon secretarial support. The Associated Press to the panel, figuring that this the string of budget deficits. Both Bush and Treasury Secre­ sewer lines for the $70 million since then, DiRosa said. He said Real Estate let us show you this floor family room op­ Ask for MANCHESTER. 2nd 647-4800.______HIM. Moke us on offer! floor. 2 bedroom, heat 872-9111 could give a clue about the tary Nicholas Brady have tried to mall under construction in he received the district’s prop­ beautiful home. Realty ens to o cozy screen Mrs. Fromarth O F F IC E Space In prestl- W ASHINGTON - The National In the past week. Jittery finan­ We hove one bedroom and appliances. No president-elect’s intentions. reassure markets this week about Buckland. osal late Monday night. World, Benoit, porch. Twocoroarage. condos at $85,000 and 2 glous Historic Down­ Economic Commission, once cial markets have provided pets. $600 plus security. The panel, headed by Demo­ the incoming administration's District President Thomas By giving the town its latest HOMES Frechette Associates, $231,900. David Mur­ bedroom at $102,000. town Manchester seen as the best hope for solving plenty of reason for the sense of 646-7709.O dock. Sentry Real Est­ EAST Meadow. Conve­ Coll 646-3979.______SCHALLER crat Robert Strauss and Republi­ resolve to attack the budget Landers said this morning he proposal the day of the town If o r s a l e Large units with ap­ building. Easy access the federal government’s budget urgency. After Bush's 40-state ate, 643-4060.O pliances. Porkllke set­ nient first floor unit 6 rooms * , 3 bedrooms, 2 to highway. 760 square can Drew Lewis, will kick off its deficit. Bush called it an urgent expects the district directors to Board of Directors’ meeting, it MANCHESTER. Just re- ACURA problems, now faces the possibil­ victory last week, the stock MANCHESTER. Chorm- ting plus pool. Beck­ with open floor plan. baths, $600 month -f feet or portion thereof. post-election deliberations today priority and aides suggested that approve the agreement tonight in seemed as though the district was All real estate oOvertlieO In duced and what a buy. w ith & C o m p a n y , FHA approved. $77,900. utilities. Security dep­ Available January 1st. ity that George Bush will let its with a full agenda of 27 witnesses market fell sharply, the opposite the Manchester Herald Is This spacious, lovingly Ing 5 room, 2 year old USED CARS meetings may begin before Jan. a public session after a brief imposing another 24-hour dead­ Cope with 2 bedrooms, 521-0306 or 233-7394. Sentry Real Estate, 643- osit required. Call 649- 6438078. recommendations gather dust on scheduled to testify. Some of the reaction from that which nor­ sublect to the Fair Housing decorated 3 bedroom, 0429 for on 87 Accord LXI....*11,995 20 to search for a solution. discussion in executive session. line for the directors’ vote on the Act of INS, which makes It 1 baths, atrium doors OAK Forest. Beautifully 4060.C the shelf. biggest names on budget and mally occurs when a Republican 1W both quality built appointment. 87 Nis. 'Sgntra.....* 6,996 The magnitude of the problem The district meeting is set for agreement, Penny said. llleeal ta advertise any pret- Colonial Is waiting for to patio, 1 cor garage, decorated 2 bedroom MANCHESTER. A smart INOUSTMAL The president-elect’s cam­ economic matters are scheduled candidate wins the White House. erence. limitation ordlscrlm- beautiful landscaping. MANCHESTER. Deluxe 2 facing Bush and the new Con­ 7; 30 p.m. in the district tax office, “ It’s another set of deadlines by you. First floor family unit with V/i baths, buy. Spacious 3 bed­ PROPERTY 87 Mazda RX7 .... *12,885 paign pledge against any tax to appear, including Federal Inotlon based on race, color, Located In sought after centra I olr and garage. room, 7Vi both central bedroom Townhouse Market analysts said investors, gress was highlighted last week in the firehouse at 32 Main St. the Eighth Utilities District.” rellelon, sex or notional room, flreploced living 87 Toy. Corolla ...* 8,250 increases could undercut recom­ Reserve Chairman Alan who vote with their pocketbooks, room and cheery Lydoll Woods. $147,900. $133,900. Sentry Real olr conditioned unit In two family, central with news that the drought and Attorney Stephen T. Penny told ‘ Penny said. orlein, or an Intention to location, 116 baths, ap­ MANCHESTER. 3400 87 Toyota Q T .... *10.250 mendations by the' 12-member Greenspan. make any such preference, breakfast nook over­ Anne Miller Real Est­ Estate, 643-4060.O . featuring a full base­ sq u a re foot free­ were voicing concern about the higher interest rates had forced a the town directors at their Tues­ Both Penny and DiRosa said ate, 647-eoOO.o pliances, sunken living 86C h avK -10..... *13,985 commission, which will expand to limitation or discrimination. look 0 private treed ment with 2 finished standing Industrial Greenspan and the other wit­ new administration’s ability to $21 billion upward revision in the day meeting that he and Assistant Tuesday they wanted to take their TODAY'S Lucky CT Ll- rooms and a private room, polio, basement The Herald will not know­ yard. $144,000. Century MANCHESTER. Fdll In cense Plate Number Is building. Loading 88 Chav C20 ...... * 8,850 14 with the appointment of the nesses were expected to deliver tackle the interlinked problems of estimate of the budget deficit for Town Attorney Kevin O’Brien time reviewing the proposal. ingly accept any advertise-' love with this special 8 backyard with patio. garage. Adults pre­ final two members by Bush. 21 Epstein Realty, 647- 148 FLP . If fhls Is your ferred. $760 plus utlll- dock, parking. Wood­ 86 S R 8 P/U ...... * 9.550 warnings about how urgent it is the budget and trade deficits, received a copy of the district's Penny and O’Brien plan to study ment srhich Is In violotlon of 8895.0 room Ansoldl built Co­ VA, FHA approved. land Industrial Pork. Many analysts are watching the low. plate number, bring $129,900. Century 21 Ep­ fles. 649-0311 offer 6pm. 88 LaStbra...... * 8.895 for Congress and the White House especially in view of Bush’s “ read See D E F IC IT , page U proposal for the agreement that the latest version of the proposal, lonial, 4 bedrooms, 1 fhls od fo Ed Thornton, • 643-2121. SOUTHERN New Eng- ELLINGTON. Possible stein Realty, 647-8895.C RENCVATED 3 room 86 Marc. Sabla....* 8,896 morning. Penny and O’Brien are drawn up by John D. LaBelle Jr., full both, 2 holt boths, 2 of Manchester Honda, EAST HARTFORD. Ap­ lond closslfleld ads owner financing. Move fireplaces, front to apartment. Available representing the town in negotia­ the district's legal counsel, today. reach neorly 800,000 24 Adams Street, Man­ proximately 1,000 86 Audi Q T ...... * 8,850 In condition describes bock living room, for­ chester, to collect your Immediately. No pets. tions with the district. Penny will review the proposal homes In Connecticut this 3 or 4 bedroom 2 Security and referen­ square foot steel build­ 85 Buick Rlvarla.. *10,250 mal dining room, eot-ln $25. You must bring ing. 14 foot overhead PLO moderation makes dialogue possible Penny said he was led to and Rhode Island. The both Cope located on o kitchen. Istfloor In-law IMORTBABES ces required. 646-2253. 85 Qlda C la ra ..... * 7,360 price for a basic 25 proof of registration. door. Heat, convenient believe, after a meeting two beoutiful private lot. eftlclencv apartment, 1 This offer Is void In MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ 86 Chav Blozar.... *14,295 See E IG H TH , page 12 word od Is only $55 and Approximately one location. $500/month. By Mona Zlade even though Palestinian pragma­ The resolutions of the council, weeks ago between Mayor Peter cor garage. $210,000. seven days. 11-15. F8UJNQ BOMDr? room apartment In Du­ 6454144. 84 Accord LX ..... * 7,450 The Associated Press will appear In 43 news­ mile from country Anne M iller Real Est- tists have long advocated the the P LO ’s policy-making body P. DiRosa Jr. and district Direc­ plex. $700 per month. 84 Toy. Camry ....* 6,895 papers. For more In­ club. $149,M. Century ote, 647-8000.O FLEXIB LE Terms. STOP FMCCUMURin News Analysis moves. and parliament-in-exile, spelled tor Samuel Longest, that DiRo­ Sellers will entertain If you are felling behind on No pets. Security and formation coll Classi­ 21 Epstein Realty, 647- references must. Coll 83 LaSabra...... * 4,996 ALG IER S, Algeria — It could A veteran Western diplomat, out for the first time, however fied, 643-2711 and ask 8895.0 N E W H o m e . You'll creative financing your mortgage payments... a sa’s interpretation of the pro­ TODAY breothe clean, fresh air 6458201. Morchsndlso 83 Subaru...... * 5,996 be months before the PLO ’s speaking on condition of anonym­ timidly, Palestinians’ willingness posed agreement differed from for detolls.o Ideas on this Immacu­ OR...If your homo la In fore- strategic shift from guerrilla the United States and Israel are VERNON. Price reduced when you live In this late 5 room Condo clooura, WE CAN HELFI SC U TH Windsor. 1 bed- 345 CcBlar 8t., ity, described the Palestinian to accept a state comprised only the interpretation by Longest In d e x BOLTON. Lovely 3 bed- lovely 4 bedroom, 2W warfare to political pragmatism, prepared to go in terms of direct on this like new 7 room townhouse at Beech- No payment program avall- room, appliances. No Maaebaatar ,o 847-7877 National Council’s resolutions as of the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Penny was referring to a room Ranch with first Ranch, 1st floor family both Colonial which based on indirect recognition of talks with the PLO, which also 24 pagaa, 2 aactlona floor laundry, 2 firepla­ wood In Manchester. 2 aMo for up to 2 yaora. Bad pets. Security. 075-7919. a serious attempt to break the The territories, which Israel private talk between DiRosa and room, 3 bedrooms, eot- offers 0 family rooni, bedrooms, baths, FURNITUIIE Israel, has any reql impact on declared an independent Palesti- ces, sliders to back first floor laundry and cradN la not a proMamllAak MANCHESTER 2 family, logjam that has stymied previous captured in the 1907 Middle East Longest on the evening of Nov. 1 Butlnatt. __8-9 Natlon/World j 8-7 In kitchen, flreploced all new kitchen ap­ how LQW paymanta can ovollable Immediately Middle East peace efforts. ni.an state with Jerusalem as its efforts. porch, 3 car garage furnished rec room, large 2 car attached LIV IN G Room set. Light TRUCK8/VAN8 war, are Just part of what was DiRosa and Longest have been CIsttIflad 23-24 ObttuariM_____2 pliances, tasteful de­ halp you SAVE YQUR . Large 3 bedroom, 116 But, if nurtured, the clear capital. plus pond. Suitable for and much more for garage. Still time to cor, private basement, brown velvet sofa and ___ (for RALE But with Ronald Reagan two originally Palestine — land the negotiating the agreement for Comic* _ __16 Opinion___ 10 horses. Possible subdi­ choose your colors. Of­ HQME TQOAYI baths, appliances, new love sect. Coffee and swing toward moderation by the ‘Tuesday’s declarations in Algi­ months away from handing over only $149,900. Coll me ample parking. Asking dishwasher, new wall Palestinians have claimed since nearly a year. Focus___ __18 Paopla____ 18 vision. $399,000. Cen­ fered at $239,9000. Cen­ end table. Wood and PICK U P Cop. 87- long, Palestine Liberation Organiza­ ers, by implicitly recognizing and we will show you $119,900. Jackson & to wall, 1 year lease, the U.S. presidency to George 1948. Earlier on Nov. 1, the district Food______13-1S 3d*nc*_ _ 11 tury 21 Epstein Realty, through. U A R Realty, tury 21 Epstein Realty, Jackson Real Estate, m irror. $1100 or best 61' MTldth. n ts FOrd tion could mark the start of a Israel and renouncing terrorism, 647-e093.o at (2tS) 4S4-1S387* security. $800 plus utili­ Bush, it could be months before Nabil Shaath, head of the directors had set a midnight Loc*l/St*l* Sports__ 643-2692.0 647-8895.0 647-8400.O offer. 645-1477 offer Rongar. 643-7354, oftor serious peace dialogue. mark a significant breakthrough (M S )4 S « 4 4 M ties. 649-5V89. 7pm. Spm. there is any significant move­ deadline for resolution between ______2-6.12 TMavIslon The big question now is how far in the Middle East peace process ment in the Middle East equation. See PEACE, page 12 the negotiators of what was Lottery______2 WMtt)*r_ ^ MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Nov 16 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wecine.sdav. Nov. 16. 1988 — 3 RECORD LOCAL

About Town Obituaries Most favor hiring consultant

Swimnastics signups set Harold W. Elliott Aurele J. Turgeon Rupert E. Wheeler The Recreation Department is holding registra­ Harold W. Elliott, 88, of 36 John Hand Drive, to screen manager applicants tion for Swimnastics, which will be held Mondays Aurele J. Turgeon, 80, of Hartford, brother of Rupert Ethan Wheeler, 89, of Windham Center, Coventry, and Hartford, husband of Lucinda Bernadette Parr of Andover, died Monday (Nov. 14, father of Sally L. Wheeler of Coventry, died Tuesday and Thursdays from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Instructors of (Whitman) Elliott, died Monday (Nov. 14, 1988) at 1988) at a local nursing home. By Andrew Yurkovsky While members of the commit­ the Handicapped at Manchester High Schooi. (Nov. 15,1988) at home. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Besides his sister, he is survived by a son, Besides his daughter, he is survived by his wife, Manchester Herald tee said they had no idea how A four-week session wili begin Nov. 28 and run He was born in the North Grosvenor Dale section Raymond J. Turgeon of Sag Harbor, Long Island, much a consultant would cost, Weiss: Now through Dec. 22. A recreation card is required and Elizabeth (Robinson) Wheeler; two grandchildren; of Thompson on April 12, 1900, and had been a N.Y.; two daughters, Mrs. Irene Koras of a great-grandchild; and several nieces and ,, The proposal to hire a con.sull- Fogarty said that a strong case the fee is $20. Those interested can register at the* resident of Hartford and Coventry for the past 50 Glastonbury and Mrs. Rose Griffin of Seymour; nephews. ing firm to aid in the search fora would have to be made for hiring they know Highiand Park Recreation Office, 397 Porter St. years. Before retiring, he had been employed by the three brothers, Edgar Turgeon of Newington, new town manager prompted one because of the large fee that between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., or call 647-3084. A graveside service will be held at the Underwood Corp. of Hartford for 48 years. He was a Romeo Turgeon In California and Richard Turgeon convenience of the family at the Woodlawn Director James F. "Dutch” Fo­ would probably be requested. member of the foremen’s club of the Underwood of Newington; four other sisters, Sisfer Regina Cemetery, Nashua, N.H. There are no calling hours. garty to charge Tuesday night But former Mayor Stephen T. job’s worth Friendly Society to meet Corp. Turgeon, Sister Yvonne Turgeon and Sister Edna The Potter Funeral Home, Willimantic, is In charge that the committee handling the Penny, a member of the search Besides his wife, he is survived by a son and Turgeon, all with the Sisters of the Assumption in of arrangements. search was passing the buck. committee, said that the decision Bv Andrew Yurkovsky The Girl’s Friendly Society Sponsors of St. Mary's daughter-in-law, Marilyn and Harvey Barrette of MassachusetU, and Mrs. Anna LaMothe of But Fogarty’seommentsaside, on who would be the new manager Manchester Herald Episcopal Church will meet Friday at 1:30 p.m. in Coventry; a sister, Alice Coveil of Shelton; two Newington; 10 grandchildren, and three great­ it was clear from Tuesday’s would ultimately be made by the the Guild Room of the church. The group will brothers, Ralph Elliott of the Dayville section of grandchildren. meeting of the town Board of full Board of Directors. Town Manager Robert B. provide instructions on making Christmas crafts Killingly and Wayland Elliott of Killingly; and five The funeral will be Thursday at 9:15 a.m. from the Police Roundup Directors that most of the direc­ Director Ronald Osella. Weiss, in presenting his following the meeting. grandchildren. Fisette-Batzner Funeral Home, 20 Sisson Ave., tors support the hiring of a another search committee biennial report to the Board The funeral will be Thursday at 1 p.m. at the First Hartford, followed by a Mass of Christian burial at consultant. The search commit­ member, said that theeommittee of Directors on Tuesday, Congregational Church of Coventry. Burial will be 10 a.m. in Sacred Heart Church, Bloomfield. Burial Sexual assault charged tee outlined its work .so far for the would be capable of handling the expressed satisfaction that Crafts fair slated in the New Coventry Cemetery. Calling hours are will be in Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. board. search itself but that the firm the board now realizes his today from 7 to 9p.m. at the Watkins Funeral Home, Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. A Middletown man was arrested Monday in The committee, which is made would serve as a supplement job is worth more than what A Holiday Crafts Fair will be held on Friday from 142 E. Center St. 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the connection with the sexual assault of an East up of five past and present And Director Stephen T Cas- he has been paid. Unitarian Meetinghouse, 153 Vernon St. Admission Memorial donations may be made to the Dennis G. Nadeau Hartford woman in Manchester in September, directors, last week agreed that a sano, who is also on the .search His comments came a day American Heart Association or the South Coventry consultant would be needed to committee, argued that no is $3 on Friday and free on Saturday. Dennis G. Nadeau, 62, of 295 Main St., husband of police said. after a committee appointed Volunteer Fire Department, Main Street, Coventry Rsglnsld Plnto/MsnchMlsr Htrsid help screen the large number of members of the board have the to search for a new town The fair will feature items from the Victorian 06238. Cora (Derosier) Nadeau, died Tuesday (Nov. 15, AldoE. Giardina, 47, ofMiddletown, was arrested Christmas Shop, folk arts and toys, fine handcrafts, 1988) at home. Monday and charged with fourth-degree sexual WELCOME — Helen M. Kemp, center, applications expected for the job. experience required to handle an manager agreed that the Tuest^ay. The Board of Selectmen The position will become vacant extended, nationwide search starting salary for the job plants, pottery, antiques and used books. He was bom in Brunswick, Maine, on Oct. 8,1926, assault, public indecency, and breach of peace, Bolton's new administrative assistant, Paul W. Judkins police said. He was held on $1,000 bond and will unanimously approved hiring Kemp to when Town Manager Robert B. Geoffrey Naab and Kenneth N. should be $75,000 — $7,000 and had lived in Maine most of his life before moving talks with Selectman Douglas T. Cheney Weiss retires next June. Paul W. Judkins. 74, of Nathan Hale Drive, to Manchester two years ago. Before retiring, he appear in Manchester Superior Court on Monday, replace departed administrBtive assist­ Tedford. two directors who are more than Weiss now International Night scheduled Coventry, died Tuesday (Nov. 15,1988) at his home. police said. and First Selectman Sandra W. Pierog ant Karen Levine. Representatives from three not on the committee, voiced makes. Weiss will retire was employed at the ServiceMaster Co., Bangor, consulting firms will be inter support Tue.sday for hiring a next June after 23 years of The Fourth Annual International Night, a He was born Oct. 15,1914, in Kingston, N.H., son of Maine. He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II, Police would not release any information on the the late George and Mildred (Fitzpatrick) Judkins. alleged victim, except that she lived in East viewed by the committee on consultant. They, together with service. fundraiser to benefit flood victims of Bangladesh, and he was a member of American Legion Post 102 Monday. The full board will Osella. Cas.sano. and Mayor He lived in Coventry since 1954. He was formerly of Manchester and American Legion Post 22 of Hartford. Selectmen pick Weiss also criticized the will be held Friday from 6:30 p.m. to midnight at the employed by Hamilton Standard in Windsor Locks Giardina picked up the alleged victim at a Center Bolton woman consider the committee’s recom­ Peter P. DiRosa Jr . another inequity of his salary be­ Lowe Program Center on the campus of MCC. Lewiston, Maine. He was a member of St. Bridget mendations at a special meeting and was most recently self-employed in refinishing Church. Street bus stop on Sept. 7, police said. He allegedly committee itiember, would make cause it is close to those of Tickets are $5 for adults and $2 for children under hardwood floors. stopped his automobile on Olcott Street and scheduled Tuesday. a majority on the nine-member his subordinates, and he age 12. Tickets can be purchased at the door. Besides his wife, he is survived by two daughters, Fogarty said Tuesday he was board. He is survived by his wife, Anna (Ordway) Sandra - Hopkins and Brenda Plante, both of molested the woman, police said. The alleged as new assistant talked about the pressures Sponsored by the Pakistan-American Cultural Judkins; four sons, Daniel Judkins of Coventry, victim said he later drove her to the parking lot of worried that the consultant would The consulting firms to be of his job He said that the Association and MCC International Students Lewiston, Maine; a stepson, Joseph Cova of Bv Andrew J. Davis $28,500 a year in Bolton. She is be taking on a responsibility that interviewed are Korn-Ferry In­ job of a manager is a tough David Judkins of Dallas, Texas, Ralph Judkins of Presque Isle, Maine; three stepdaughters, Rena Globe Hollow Pool on Spring Street, where he administrative assistant for long. Association, the event will include Bengalese, Coventry, and Richard Judkins of Ellington: molested her again, police said. Manchester Herald making $30,000 a year in her new Since the Charier Revision Com­ should be handled by the board ternational of Stamford; I.saae- one. with pressures that Indian, Pakistani, and Middle Eastern food, Chamberland of Vernon, Mary Conklin of Lewiston, post. mission has suggested that the “It sounds to me like you're son. Miller, Gilavar and Boul- "far exceed the eight- or 10 entertainment and music. several half-brothers and a half-sister in Exeter, Maine, and Dorothy Ulrich of Caribou, Maine; three The woman was tten dropped off by Giardina at N.H.; eight grandchildren; and two great­ an automobile parts store on Center Street, police BOLTON - The Board of Currently. Kemp is an adminis­ town switch from its selectmen ducking a bit of it right now” ho ware of Boston: and Rennet. or 1,5-hour days.” sisters, Rita Lewis of Lewiston, Maine, Claire King Selectmen named a town woman trator with the Traffic and form of government to a town said. Shaw and Boyer of Boston And in light of discussion grandchildren. of Lisbon Falls, Maine, and Doris Zazeski of said. She was able to get the license plate number of .Club to hold square dance The funeral will be Thursday at 3 p.m. at the Giardina’s automobile, police said. as the new administrative assist­ Transportation Services Depart­ manager .style of goveiTimenl. by board members about Topshan, Maine; three grandchildren; 10 step- ant, four months after the resig­ ment at the University of Connec­ the job of administrative assist­ hiking the manager’s salary The Manchester Square Dance Club will hold a Potter Funeral Home, 456 Jackson St., Route 195, grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Giardina denied the incident happened when Willimantic. The Rev. Bruce Johnson will officiate. arrested by police, police said. nation of Karen Levine. ticut. She said she wanted to ant may be eliminated. Kemp in order to find a qualified mainstream-plus-level dance Friday from 8to 10:30 The funeral will be Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Helen M. Kemp. 35.' of 77 change careers because her said she would probably apply for Board approves study replacement, he said, “You p.m. at Martin School on Dartmouth Road. A round Burial will follow in the New Coventry (Cemetery. Stetson Funeral Home, 12 Federal St., Brunswick, Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 p.m. Vernon Road, was unanimously educational background is more the job of town manager, if the apparently now recognize dance workshop will be offered from 7:30 to 8 p.m. Maine. Burial will be at the convenJence of the approved as the new administra­ suited to the post. She has a recommended changes were ap­ the monetary value of the The fee is $8 per couple and spectators are welcome. Memorial donations may be made to the family in St. John’s Cemetery, Brunswick. Calling Current Quotations of non-union positions Windham Hospice, care of Windham Community tive assistant at the board's master's degree in political proved by voters. general manager." hours are Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. in Tuesday night meeting at the science, with a public administra­ "If the charter revision goes to Weiss joked Tue.sday that Memorial Hospital, Mansfield Avenue, Willimantic Brunswick. The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Tzedakah workshop planned 06226 Community Hall. First Select­ tion concentration, from the that of a town manager and the The town Board of Directors Some board members Tuesday he was tempted to rewrite St., is in charge of local arrangements. "He knows that our most important priority is to man Sandra W. Pierog and ITniversity of Connecticut. town thinks I’m doing a good job. unanimously appro\ed a study questioned a reference in the last page of his two-year The Rabbi Leon Wind Religious School of Temple Memorial donations may be made to the keep our economy growing with low inflation and... Selectmen Douglas T. Cheney. I’d like to be considered,” she into possible salary and classifici- Werbner's memorandum to “out­ report, in which he menti­ Geraldine M. Blakeslee American Lung Association, 45 Ash St., East that we must resist the policies that will impede that ‘‘1 like working for the univer­ Beth Sholom on East Middle Turnpike will hold a Carl Preuss and Michael Zizka sity,” Kemp said. “Quite frankly. said. “It’s something I would be ation adjustments for non- side assistance.” They said they oned his retirement, and Family Tzedakah Workshop Sunday from 9:30 a.m. Geraldine M. Blakeslee, 84, of 72 Essex St., widow Hartford 06108, or to the American Cancer Society, effort, such as raising taxes or resorting to approved the hiring Selectman interested in down the line. It unionized town employees were afraid that Werbner wanted appl^ for the job of manager of Edward Blakeslee, died Monday (Nov. 14,1988) 243 E. Center St., Manchester 06040. protection.’’ — President-elect George Bush I’ve been in transportation for 12 to noon. Each family is asked to bring $1. Lawrence A. Converse III was not years. I’m 35. I’d like to try a enhanced my interest. I have Tue.sday. to bring in a consultant for the now that the salary appears The event is designed to provide families with an at an area convalescent home. announcing that Nicholas Brady will stay on as at the meeting. enough confidence in myself that Town Manager Robert B. Weiss study. likely to increase to a She was born in Edwardsville, Pa.. June 15,1904, Everett L. Finley treasury secretary in his administration. change in careers. I like Bolton. I opportunity to gain an understanding of the Jewish Kemp will be paid $27,000 a think the two mesh very niceiy” I could find another position in said the study could be pre.sented Werbner said that the only minimum of $75,000. concept of Tzedakah through stories, songs, films, and had been a resident of Manchester for the past Everett L. Finley, 83, of the Rockville section of year and will begin work Dec. .5 transportation or take a year off to the board by the end of outside assistance would be com­ But he added, in a serious simulations, games and crafts. 30 years. Before retiring, she had been employed as Vernon, formerly of Manchester, died Monday Pierog said. Kemp has previousiy worked in and milk cows.” January. puter soft ware costing about $700. voice. "In the structure of a saleslady by the former Burton’s of Manchester. (Nov. 14, 1988) at Rockville General Hospital. He PubGc Meetings The town has been without an transportation-related .jobs for The commission has yet to Assistant Town M anager Weiss told the directors that the town there’s something Flu clinic offered She was a member of St. James Church. was the husband of Bernice (Brown) Finley. administrative assistant since the H.N.S. Management Co. of submit a final report to the Steven R. Werbner recom­ inequities in salaries for top wrong when the salaries of She is survived by a daughter, Sally B. Anderson, He was bom in Manchester on Sept. 11,1905, and July when Levine resigned She Hartford. ATE Management and selectmen. Cheney said the com­ mended the study for the approxi­ management positions result the top department heads The Manchester Health Department will hold its with whom she lived; two sons. Robert L. Blakeslee became assistant to Avon Town Service Co. of Hartford, the city mately 40 unaffiliated workers in whenever someone leaves the approach the general he was a lifelong resident of the Manchester and Meetings scheduled tonight. ission will meet on Monday at final make-up flu clinic Monday from 9 to 11 a.m. in of Wethersfield and Edward G. Blakeslee of Largo. Rockville area. Before retiring, he had been Manager Philip K. Schenck Jr of Hartford, and the state Depart Bolton High School. an October memorandum to administration. Salariesfortho.se manager's." the Blue Room of the Lincoln Center. In addition to Fla.; eight grandchildren; and nine great­ employed by the town of Manchester water after leaving her Bolton post. ment of Transportation All of the final applicants for board members. His memoran­ jobs have to be increased, leading Weiss has denied that his the flu vaccine, pneumococcal and the combined grandchildren. department for several years. He was a member of Manchester Levine, who became adminis­ There is the prospect that the position were told of the dum was prompted by a sugges­ to disparities with other jobs decision was prompted by tetanus-diptheria vaccines will also be offered. A $3 The funeral will be Friday at 10:30 a.m. at the South United Methodist Church, American Legion Commission for the Disabled, Senior Citizens trative assistant in 1982. earned Kemp will not be the to\vn'.< possibility of the switch in the tion by Director Stephen T. “If we don’t keep current we the failure of the town’s donation is requested to cover the cost of the flu Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., with a Mass of Post 102 of Manchester, and the British American Center, 7:30 p.m. form of government. Pierog said Cas.sano that a study of .salaries end up losing good and competent in-house revaluation, which vaccine and a $6 fee is requested for the other Christian burial at 11 a.m. at St. James Church. Club of Manchester. Housing Authority. Bluefield Drive. 7:30 p.m. Five applicants were given final and job descriptions be carried people,” Weiss said. was scrapped earlier this vaccines. Burial will be in the Newington Center Cemetery, Besides his wife, he is survived by a daughter, interviews out of 24 candidates, out by the administration Weiss himself is retiring next year, ora $1,50.000 fine levied Newington. Calling hours are Friday from 9:30 to at Pratt Linda M. Benoit of Rockville; two sisters, Edith Bolton she said In the same memorandum. June and a committee named to by federal authorities for Baby sitting course offered 10:30 a.m. Buck of Silver Springs, Va., and Ruth Blevins of Pierog said Kemp was chosen Werbner recommended against a search for his replacement has unauthorized work in we­ Memorial donations may be made to the Andover; four grandchildren; and three great­ Planning Commission, Community Hall, 7:30 for the position because theboard study of salary and classification agreed the new town manager tlands at the sewage treat­ The Junior Women’s Club of Manchester is American Heart Association, 310 Collins St., p.m. of unionized employees. He cited should make $75.onn — $7.ono ment plant sponsoring a baby sitting course for boys and girls, grandchildren. preparing for strike felt she would be able to handle Hartford 06105. The funeral will be Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Conservation Commission, Community Hall, 7:30 the day-to-day operations of the the cost of such a study and the more than Weiss After the revaluation was ages 10 to 15. Classes will be held Nov. 28 through 30, p.m. fact that different expiration Director James F “Dutch" from 3:30 to 6 p.m. at First Federal Savings Bank. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in EAST HARTFORD (AF) zation and surgical cosl.s. Thi.' town. "I think we were impressed scrapped, the Board of Di­ East Cemetery. Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 Machinists at Pratt & Whitn^^ amounts to up to $.500 a year for a with her qualifications, outlook dates for union contracts make it Fogarty said that he wanted a rectors rejected a proposal West Middle Turnpike. Enrollment is limited to the Barbara Murphy - impossible to exarriine overall study done for all employees. “I first 25 students who register. The course costs $5. A and 7 to 9 p.m. Coventry upset over a coast-sharing prop single worker and $1,000 for and philosophy" she said to increase his salary from osai for health care that union families. "We're looking for an individual inequities in pay and think the whole personnel thing is $68,000 to $72.oof) per .year. Red Cross certificate will be awarded to each Barbara A. (Scully) Murphy, 58, of Southbury, Veterans Commission, Town Office Building, 7:30 classification. a mess.” he said participant who successfully completes the three- formerly of Manchester, wife of John C. Murphy, Robert P. Rein p.m. officials say means a loss of Under the old agreement. Prall we can trust.” Pierog would not speculate on day course. For registration, please call Diane died Tuesday (Nov. 15,1988) at Waterbury Hospital. Robert P. Rein, 62, of South Windsor, formerly of Parks and Recreation Commission, Patriot’s benefits, are making prepara­ paid all health care costs. DeCormier, 646-3599, or Robin Meggars, 646-4227. She was bom in Waterbury on May 5, 1930, the Park, 7:30 p.m. tions for a possibie strike. Union officials have also op­ whether any changes in the Manchester, husband of Betty (Gabrieison) Rein, administrative -assistant’s posi­ daughter of the late William F. and Margaret died Tuesday (Nov. 15, 1988) at Manchester School Building Committee, Coventry High Machinists Local 91 distributed posed proposed increases in Job-posting period to be reduced (Croke) Scully. She lived in Southbury for the past School, 7:30 p.m. a flyer Tuesday to its- 11,000 insurance deductables and new tion would be needed. Some Memorial Hospital. townspeople and officials, includ­ four years. She also had lived in Watertown, Bom in East Orange, N.J., he lived in Conservation Commission, Town Office Building members statewide listing picket payroll deductions for special Ashorteradvertising period for personnel The directors approved an Correction Manchester and Waterbury. She was a graduate of 7:30 p.m. line-assignments at four Pratt medical accounts. Union officials ing Board of Finance members openings for most town jobs will amendment propo.sed by Naab Manchester, moving to South Windsor 15 years ago. Raymond Ursin and Robert Assistant Town Manager St. Mary’s Hospital School of Nursing, Waterbury. He was a World War II U.S. Army veteran. In 1972, . plants and explaining strike said the proposed increases be implemented to eliminate the Steven R. Werbner told the board that would keep the minimum She had been employed by Cheney Bros., benefits, health insurance and the would amount toa$l per hour pay Campbell, have said that the problem of applicants taking po.sting period at 30 days for The First Church of Christ. Scientist. 447 N. Main he founded and began operating Rein’s New York Charter Revision Commission that “a significant number” of St., will not host Rowland Abiodun of Amherst Manchester, as an industrial nurse. She was most Style Deli and Restaurant in Vernon. He was a rights of probationary cut. other jobs becau.se of the long applicants dropout of the running uniformed police and fire person­ recently employed by Winchester Electronics in Thoughts employees. would not be considering chang­ wait for ofleVs from the town. nel The vote on that amendment College at 10:30 a.m. Nov. 24. A news item in the member of the Connecticut Restaurant Association, Pratt officials have said the ing the form of government if the forjobopeningsbeeau.se they find Church Bulletin Board published Saturday gave Watertown. the National Restaurant Association, the Vernon "We’re not advocating a strike benefits proposal is a significant The town Board of Directors other jobs before the closing date was 7 to 1 . with Director James F Besides her husband, she is survived by two sons, or looking for a strike, but in the town had recently had a strong unanimously approved the shor­ "Dutch” Fogarty casting a nay incorrect information. Chamber of Commerce and the Connecticut I have been sharing some ‘.‘sabbatical reflec improvement that ranks its cov­ administrative assistant. for town positions. John C. Murphy Jr. of Waterford and Brian J. eventuality of a strike, we're erage "at thetopof the industry.” ter period for most positions vote Director Mary Ann Handley Business and Industry Association. tions” with you — some truths that gained new prepared,” George Almeida, na­ “We have two different individ­ during Tuesday’s meeting of the The administration had pro- was not present dgring that vote. The Manchester Herald strives to be accurate and Murphy of Waterbury: two daughters, Deborah Besides his wife, he is survived by four sons, power in me during my recent time apart. I hav< Company officials have said po.sed that the posting period for Christensen of South Windsor and Margaret tional labor representative for uals.” Pierog said. "We need to board in the Lincoln Center But Fogarty voted with the fair. If an error is made, we want to make a Richard E. Rein of San Antonio, Texas, Gregory S. written in the last two days “Thoughts” about the the cost-sharing proposal is get Helen on board (and) see allTcOsitions be reduced to a correction. The Herald’s phone number is 643-2711. Murphy of Rochester, N.Y.; a brother, William F. the local union, said. hearing room. The minimum other seven members pre.sent for Rein of Storrs, Eric D. Rein and Todd Pj Rein, both beauty of the world and the miracle of the individual The old three-year contract aimed at meeting rising health what Helen can add to the posting period for town jobs is minimum of 14 days, but some the other change. Fogarty had Scully of Watertown: an aunt, Bertha MacMillan of of Vernon;-a daughter, Bonnie S. Rein of Rocky Hill; person. Today I want to comment on animals. insurance costs, directors worried that shortening Southbury, with whom she lived; and four expires Nov. 27. position.” now 30 days. Under the change questioned the wisdom of spend­ a brother, Bernard L. Rein of Vernon; a The variety, beauty, and complexity of animal life Kemp is now a member of the approved by the board, the the period could hinder theefforts ing money on advertising for grandchildren. half-brother and sister, Robert Futeran and Phyllis The sticking point in negotia­ UTC has said that its 50,000 L o tte d is nothing short of miraculous. All around us arc tions has been a company prop­ employees will start sharing town Board of Health, but will posting period would be reduced of the town to attract minority minority candidates if there are The funeral will be Friday at 9 a.m. from the Steam, both in California; and five grandchildren. living things of great fascination: the hedgehog in applicants. Murphy Funeral Home, 115 Willow St., Waterbury, osal calling for workers to begin health care costs no later than have to resign the post to avoid a to 14 jdays for all jobs except few such applicants. The funeral will be Thursday at noon at the England, the moose in Maine, and the black bear in conflict of interest. Pierog said. uniformed police and fire Winning numbers drawn Tuesday in lotteries with a Mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. Samsel It Carmon Funeral Home, 419 Buckland paying 20 percent of the hospitali­ January 1990. around New England: Vermont. My backyard on Main Street in John’s Episcopal Church, Watertown. Burial will be Road, South Windsor. Burial will be at the Manchester is a haven for squirrels, birds of all Connecticut daily: 507. Play Four: 0088. Lotto: in Calvary Cemetery, Waterbury, at the conven­ convenience of the family. Calling hours are today 7-9-16-23-27-31. kinds, an occasional woodchuck or oppossum. ience of the family. Calling hours are Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. How great God is to have created such a variety of CLASSIC Massachusetts daily: 1570. from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial donations may be made to the Tri-state daily; 795, 5523. living things. Take a moment today to observe some Memorial donations may be made to the Delta Manchester Memorial Hospital Development Fund of the animals near you — maybe your own cat or HUSH $ 2 9 9 8 Rhode Island daily: 9648. Lot-O-Bucks: 6-12-14-19- Club Scholarship Fund, in care of Gert Conn, 57 for the Pediatric Unit, 71 Haynes St., Manchester 36. dog — and then thank God for all creatures great Tanner St., Manchester 06040. 06040. and small. PUPPIES R«g. •34*« & »38“ Rev. Dr. Shephard S. Johnson Weather South United Methodist Church

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Nov. 16, 1988 — 5 Injunction LOCAL Schools see need A \ Council approved A & STATE to update books, request adding $3 million Garage buy rejected rejected A proposal to have the town manager look reading programs Bv Andrew Yurkovsky to plaza settlement Into the possibility of acquiring the old By Jacqueline Bennett ter grade school, in our current Manchester Herald Harrison Street garage fora new headquar­ /Manchester Herald system, this problem can’t 1^ BRIDGEPORT (AP) - A the reconstruction of the building ters for the Recreation Department was solved. ’ HARTFORD — A Hartford tentative $41 million agreement rejected by the town Board of Directors ^ p e r io r Court judge rejected ... some good will rise from where COVENTRY - The town’s two Therefore, we need to concen­ - '4 '*‘ in the L ’Ambiance Plaza building Tuesday. Tuesday a request by three —x; so many tragically fell” elementary schools need an up­ trate on higher order comprehen­ collapse moved a step closer to “ No amount of money is going The directors voted 6 to 2 to reject the dated series of reading textbooks sion skills, such as interpretation Manchester firms for a tempor- final approval when the Bridge­ proposal after Assistant Town Manager 5ary injunction against the town to replace what those people lost. and a change in the emphasis of and application now," Jaaskela port Common Council voted un- The only good thing is that it was Steven R. Werbner said that the current said. That would allow them to dump B ' j r m ' their reading programs, school aminously to contribute W mil­ done speedily,” said Richard owner of the building at 50 Harrison St., officials say. The two women said they plan recycling residue in the town- lion to the settlement. Tyco Engineered Systems, is not interested owned landfill. Bieder, lead counsel for the "There is interest at the level of to recommend a new text that \ The two-member mediation plaintiffs. in selling it. the board to make sure we are Judge Ronald Fracasse said emphasizes new teaching strate­ panel that negotiated the settle­ The proposed settlement didn’t Republican Directors Theunis "Terry” giving equal time to both gies such as use of semantic cues, Tyesday he wouldn’t grant a ment presented its proposal for Werkhoven, who raised the proposal, and temporary injunction because of resolve the question of who was to schools,” Judy Halvorson, a syntactic cues and graphophonic the city’s contribution to the blame, although federal investi­ Geoffrey Naab voted against rejecting the member of the Board of Educa­ (letter-sound) cues. disagreement over the meaning council Tuesday in an hourlong plan. Ronald Osella, a Republican director of the term residue and because gators placed the primary blame tion, said in an interview Tues­ “ The success of the program executive session. for the accident on three who voted for the rejection, said later that the motion for the injunction, as day. She was explaining why a depends on the increased compet­ The vote of the 13 council contractors. he had made a mistake in casting his vote. drafted by attorneys for the new series of reading texts will ency of the classroom teachers. members was unanimous to Lawyers for all sides are Director Mary Ann Handley was not probably be phased into the Therefore, we will be focusing on firms, was not specific enough, accept the recommendations of present during the vote. .f^'racasse said, however, that he reviewing documents drafted to reading programs at both schools how the classroom teacher U.S. District Judge Robert C. implement the settlement. Fed­ might consider acting on a next year. This is the first time teaches reading," Jaaskela said. Zampano and Superior Court eral. state and probate judges, temporary injunction before the schools are trying to coordi­ In the past, Jaaskela said Judge Frank S. Meadow, the along with two members of the Clerk made full time Monday If a revised motion were nate their programs, she noted. classroom teachers have taught panel members. state Workers Compensation Halvorson said the series cur­ reading by mentioning vocabu­ drafted. BOLTON — Selectmen unanimously The agreement, said Alderman Commission, also will be asked to rently used at the George Hersey lary, giving assignments and The injunction, if approved, Christopher L. Caruso, “ puts approved Tuesday changing the town Patrick Flynn/Manchetlar Herald approve it, Zampano said. Robertson School is 10 years old making assessments. would prevent the town from assessor’s clerk to a full-time position. behind us a very sad chapter for Under the settlement, the child­ and the one used at Coventry “ That was the product ap­ barring the companies from OH, RUBBISH — Lee Homermiller of Center St., where he works. The weather the city of Bridgeport.” The selectmen made the move a month ren of the men who died will Grammar School is six years old. proach; assign, interrogate," she dumping the residue at the Center Street picks up the rubbish in a today has been partly cloudy. Under the settlement. $30 mil­ after Assessor Charles P. Danna Jr. landfill. receive a weekly income until During a recent meeting of the said. vacant lot next to the Burger King, 467 lion will be paid to families of the they are 30 years old and money requested that the hours of his clerk, Mary „ The three companies seeking Board of Education at Coventry Jaaskela went on to say the 28 men killed in the April 23, 1987 for college if they choose to go. Radion, be extended. Danna said that a the injunction are N S Realty, the High School, reading specialists reading specialists want to be building collapse and to the 16 Zampano said. The mediators full-time clerk was needed in his office owner of a recycling operation at from Robertson and Coventry more involved in overseeing men who were injured. wanted them to be taken care of because the town is currently undergoing a 260 Tolland Turnpike, and Anco Grammar School laid the ground­ incorporation of the process The Bridgeport council on “ just as if tbeir fathers had revaluation. Also, because Danna only Inc. and Admiral Trucking, two Farmer is charged with cruelty work for a request for the new approach, which involves numer­ Tuesday agreed to pay $1 million lived,” he said. works part time, he said a full-time clerk related waste haulers that share was n e^ ed to handle inquiries. series. They are likely to request ous steps. Those include pre- into the $30 million fund. In Widows will receive income funding for the series in January. reading, reading, post reading, headquarters with N S Realty. The selectmen voted to have Radion work addition, the council approved a from annuities until they are 62 to Halvorson said. rehearsal, drafting, rethinking, Anco and Admiral, as well as a as many hours possible in the assessor’s in deaths of 20,000 chickens tax abatement of $2 million on the 65 years old, when they will be and reviewing. related company. General Truck­ office and work in other departments as "That is when we (school project site if the building is eligible for Social Security, Zam­ board) present ourbudget for the "W e want to work with th«? ing, have been or will be barred rebuilt. needed. Pierog said Radion would work 38 K IL L IN G L Y (A P) — The oper­ veterinarian, said the agriculture “ Whenever he’s been faced pano said. first time. I imagine they will teachers, share new strategies.” from the landfill for allegedly Meanwhile, legal experts hours a week. She has said there is about ator of a Killingly poultry farm department and the stale Depart with the fact that his manage­ Individual payments to victims have their request and some said Jaaskela. dumping out-of-town garbage at praised the mediation process $6,000 in the budget for the added hours. has been arrested on charges of ment of Environmental Protec­ ment practices are poor, he and their heirs weren’t released. (cost) figure then.” Halvorson Murphy and Jaaskela agreed (he landfill, landfill aide Cathe­ that led to the tentative agree­ cruelty to animals for allegedly tion had been aware of problems changes his story. Thenheagrees There were 92 attorneys in­ Reglnttd PInto/Manchetter Herald said. parents’ input is also paramount rine Patnode said today. ment. say ing the process avoided allowing 20,000 chickens to die of at the farm and had cited it to comply and never does. He’s volved representing victims’ Jane Jaaskela. reading consul­ to encouraging children to be Anco has been suspended for 30 complex litigation that could Housing advance OK’d CHIPS OFF THE OLD BLOCK — Dean Kingsley, left, and Duane malnutrition and dehydration. repeatedly during the past 12 flagrantly ignored violations,” families and workers, 40compan­ tant at Robertson School, and come successful readers. working days and fined $100 for have clogged the courts for years. Timothy Panteleakos. 32. of months on health code and other she said. ies involved in the project, the ’The town Board of Directors authorized Kingsley, both of 58 N. Elm St., cut up trees Tuesday at the intersection of Annette Murphy, reading consul­ Statistics show, they said, that on Oct. 25 violation, and General “ Most cases settle before a jury Canterbury, was arrested Tues­ violations. Stale officials discovered the city of Bridgeport and state and an advance Tuesday of $80,000 to the Charter Oak, Highland and Autumn streets. The men, working for tant for Coventry Grammar 58 percent of adult Americans has received the same penalties verdict ora decision by a ju dge... day by a Connecticut Humane Panteleakos. who operated the chickens on Oct. 31 after they federal agencies. Housing Authority to pay for preliminary Walgren Tree Experts Inc. of West Hartford, were clearing trees as part of School, told the board they want have never finished a book, and I for a Nov. 8 violation. Anco’s but what is unusual is the size and Society officer on a charge of farm for about a year and who were notified that tens of thou­ “ It’s working concurrently to costs of a $2.9 million congregate housing to change the emphasis of the percent do not even read a book a suspension is in effect from Oct. scope of this case and the Northeast Utilities' plan to relocate area power lines. cruelty to animals and was had previous poultry farming sands of chickes were dead or wrap the whole thing up in one project for the elderly. reading programs at the schools year. 3l through Nov. 29. while Gener­ potential number of parties and released on a written promise to experience, said Tue.sday that the near death at Panteleakos’ farm. package that seems to me to be to “ process reading.” Jaaskela said it is important al’s is in effect for Nov. 11 through complexity of it,” said James The authority has already received appear Nov. 28 in Superior Court ’ stale shares the blame for the Greene said. quite unusual and commenda­ funding approval from the state Depart­ “ The emphasis has been on the that parents act as role models Dec. 10. Stapleton, president of the Con­ State officials said they plan lo loss. About 8.700 chickens were ble.” said J.L. Pottenger, adjunct ment of Housing to build on a 1.7-acre site Judge visits city Suggestion nets award product not the process. The old who their children can see Patnode said Admiral would be necticut Bar Association and a pursue other criminal charges “This was a farmer in dire living when officials arrived at professor of law at Yale Law off West Center Street within the Westhill method is barking out the print, reading. She added studies show barred for 30 days and fined $100 Stamford attorney. WATERBURY (AP) - The Hartford 1.CO Juran of Lawton Road. Manchester, against Panteleakos relating to need.” he said “ 1 needed finan­ the 20-acre farm. Greene said. School. Gardens housing-for-the-elderly project not understanding the meaning.” men are especially poor role (or a Nov. 10 violation. That A meeting between federal and Superior Court judge who i.s pre.<;iding over manure disposal and insert cial help ... I feel I ’m the victim Officials, unable lo feed the Zampano and Meadow deter­ ’Tuesday’s action by the board was needed recently won $60 for a suggestion he made said Jaaskela. models in reading. suspension goes into effect Thurs­ state judges, a probate court the state's school de.segregation lawsuit control. here.” Panteleakos contended chickens becau.se the farm ’s mined how much each victim in order to receive the grant. Assistant through the state of Connecticut Suggestion She said that educational re­ Murphy and Jaaskela said they day and lasts through Dec. 16. judge and state Workers’ Com­ against Waterbury has visited the city to Program. The case is believed to be Ihr that the stale ignored his requests feeding machine was in disre­ should receive by considering Town Manager Steven R. Werbner told search shows that is not working will be presnting the proposed ; The suspensions are the seroneb* pensation Commission officials get a first-hand look at the situation. state’s largest incident of chicken for assistance, and that "the pair. fed the chickens by hand such factorsas theageand health The state has followed Juran’s suggestion ones for all three companies so will be held Dec. I for final board members ’Tuesday. Judge James D. O’Connor, accompanied well and is especially tough on new reading program to parents deaths caused by malnutrition health conditions were no worse of the deceased or injured, past that calendar pads be made available far this year. General and Admi­ throughout the night, using two approval of the settlement. Earlier Tuesday. Housing Authority by two local school officials, took a less efficient readers. at various Parent Teacher Or­ and dehydration in decades, said or better than other chicken wage history, earning capacity, through state purchasing, rather than ral last month were suspended for . tons of grain trucked in by the If all parties sign, it would end member John FitzPatrick said the author­ whirlwind four Tue.sday of Waterbiiry's “ We have been concentrating ganization meetings soon. William Harrington, chief of the farms.” age and income of heirs, severity having agencies buy theirown pads. Juran 15 days and fined $50. stale. ity needs the advance to pay the architects. South End. on decoding (identifying words) Halvorson said the purchase o( state Department of Agricul Greene disputed Panteleakos' all litigation from thecollap.se of and degree of personal injuries, works in (he Department of Mental ; Fracasse declined to issue the The health of the malnourished the half-finished apartment Maimfeldt Associates from Glastonbury The state is suing the city for its failure to at the expense of decreased any new texts must be approved lure’s livestock division. Only explanation. She said he never and life expectancy. Retardation injunction afterabout 4‘A hours of chickens improved after a week, building. who have already made preliminary comply with a state order to desegregate comprehension.” she said. “ A f­ by the board. fires and natural disasters have sought help voluntarily, and that The suggestion program was formerly arguments and testimony from during which they were fed with a “ I think we have a global drawings and land surveys. The two-story Maloney School, located in the North End cau.sed greater poultry los.se.'^ several local, state and federal open to state employees only but was attorneys and witnes.ses fronj total of 7 tons of stale-purchased settlement of all aspects of the congregate housing project would house O’Connor said he wanted to see for Harrington said. agencies would ha\c offered recently expanded to include the public. both sides. Testimony in theca.se grain. Officials then sought to sell L ’Ambiance building collapse about « frail elderly tenants who do not himself "what sites are available and Dr. Laurie Greene, the slate assistance had he sought it CALDW ELL Residents who submit ideas on improving Man who caused crash is to continue on Monday. the birds, but found no buyers. and I feel very, very good,” need constant care but occasional assist­ where the .schools are.” He was joined in his state government may receive up to $10,000 Zampano said. “ All 40defendants ance. It would be the first ^ f its kind in Waterbury tour by school Superintendent OIL INC. Manchester. \ for suggestions that are adopted. The information presented and potential defendants contrib­ Guy DiBiasio and Assistant Superintendent Suggestion forms and information on the held on $100,000 bond Tuesday echoed much of what uted (to the settlement), which Richard Wood Information about murder sought program are available bv calling 1-800- had been heard in Rockville speaks of extraordinary A man charged with causing a IDEAS-CT Police said Britto stole a truck Superior Court last month and HARTFORD (A P) - A Hart nature of the woman's wounds Interstate Management Asso­ cooperation.” .61® Elks to award grants six-vehicle accident in South from Paul’s Distributors of South earlier this month when the ford company offered a fin.non whether she had been injured in ciates. offered a $10,000 reward Zampano added in a report per g il. C. O. D Mistrial declared Windsor Saturday that killed a 150 gal. minimum purchase ’The Elks National Foundation Trustee.*^ Windsor and hit a car driven by companies sought an -order of reward for information in the the building or whether she for information leading to the released Monday that. “ It is South Windsor man is being held has set aside $574,000 for education grants TACOMA. Wash. (A P) — A mistrial has Hunt for teens widens 19-year-old Glen Christensen of mandamus against the town. As murder of a female security worked in the building apprehension of the murderer. hoped that the termination of the that will help students pursuing post­ on a total of $100,000 bond. South Windsor near Sullivan with the injunction, with the guard who was found strangled in been declared after 10 days of jury EAST LYM E (A P) — Statepolice, unable The building is owned by Chase The second floor is occupied by L’Ambiance litigation will ease 649-8841 secondary vocational-technical Manchester Superior Court offi­ Avenue Saturday. Christensen motion for an order of manda­ a downtown.office building. PricM SuAfecI lo Change deliberations in the aggravated first- to locate four teen-agers who set out for a Enlerpri.ses Another company Advest Bank. the survivors’ distress and. with educations. cials said. was killed and fourothers injured mus, the companies had also Police released little informa­ degree murder trial of Jo.seph John Tigano New Haven nightspot Saturday and didn’t The $2,000 grants are a\^able to John H. Britto. 23, of no certain in the accident, including two sought to prevent the town from tion on the slaying, which was charged with killing his girlfriend's return, prepared a missing persons flier for students pursuing an associate^egree. address, was arrested by South Manchester residents. prohibiting the dupiping of the discovered at 6:20 a m. Tuesday husband. nationwide distribution. diploma or certificate, but not bachelor’.e Windsor police Saturday and residue from the recycling on the second floor of the One The Pierce County Superior Court jurors The four missing friends, all 19 years old Phyllis Lateano, 49, of 28 degrees. Older students who need tfaining faces two separate sets of operation. Commercial Plaza office build were discharged Tue.sday by Judge J and from East Lyme, were last seen about Concord Road, Manchester, was or re-training are also eligible. charges in connection with the ing. Police did not release the Kelley Arnold after reporting themselves 11 p.m. Saturday at an apartment near accident. He is being held on listed in stable condition today at The lawsuit seeking that order A total of 287 grants will be awarded for hopelessly deadlocked woman’s name. Southern Connecticut State University in $50,000 bond on chargesof second- Hartford Hospital, a hospital was withdrawn when Judge Law­ the 1089-90 and 1990-91 school years Deputy prosecutor Tom Felnagle said he “ We’re investigating a homi­ New Haven, police said. degree manslaughter with a spokeswoman said. The other rence. C. Klaczack said the Additional grants will be allotted based on would seek a new trial date, and defense cide. We’re releasing as little Their parents reported them missing motor vehicle, driving under the accident victims wer^ treated at companies had not met the Elks’ donations In each state. Application.c attorney Monte Hester said he would not information as we can for a Sunday night. influence of alcohol, operating Manchester Memorial Hospital standards for such an order. An are available from financial aid officers at consider any offer of a plea bargain reason.” said Hartford Police LI The missing teen-agers are: Jill Sawyer, under suspension and second- Saturday and released, hospital order of mandamus generally is ''community and technical colleges, includ­ officals said. Frederick D. Lewis. He said “ Hope is all he has.” the defen.se attorney a student at the University of Rhode Island: degree assault with a motor an order directing a town or town ing Manchester Community College, and added. “ He was hoping for a verdict of not official to perform some specified investigators had no suspects ora 20% OFF Christy Stevens, a student at Mohegan local lodges of the Elks, including the vehicle and $50,000 bond on Britto had been released from motive. guilty. He was hoping to go back home to Community College in Norwich: Michael duty Manchester lodge on Bissell Street. charges of first-degree larceny prison eight days before the Paramedics’ efforts to revive Connecticut with his fam ily and put this Gallo, a student at Southern Connecticut, Applications must be in by Nov. 25. For and third-degree criminal accident. He served bight months Town ordinances prohibit the the woman were unsuccessful. whole thing behind him and Laura Lagrotteria, who works at the more information, call John Taylor at MCC trespass. of a one-yearsentenceafterbeing dumping of out-of-town garbage Lewis said, and she was taken to ALL Crystal Mall in Waterford. at 647-6073. His case was heard in Manches­ convicted in New Haven of •- in the landfill. St. Francis Hospital, where she Family and friends described the four ter Superior Court Monday and second-degree larceny but was Jeffrey S. Stephens, a Stamford was pronounced dead. College site approved 1987 graduates of East Lyme High School a« continued to Hartford Superior released early for good behavior, attorney representing the com­ The woman died of “ asphyxia Thieves fish out furs responsible adults, not the kind of people HAMDEN (A P ) — Housatonic Commun­ Court, where he is scheduled to a state Department of Correc­ panies. said at the end of by strangulation." a spokeswo­ EAST WINDSOR (A P ) — Thieves went ity College i.s clQ.se. after nearly 22 years in who would take off without telling anyone. appear Dec. 5 tions spokesman said. Tuesday’s hearing that he would man for the medical examiner’s REGULAR PRICED fishing for furs — and didn’t let'any big ones temporary quarters, to finding a perman­ file a new motion for an injunction office said Tuesday night. get away. ent home. today. Lewis wouldn’t comment on the Sometime late Sunday or early Monday, The Board of Governors for Higher RIsley topic of talks burglars cut a hole through the roof of Education on Tue.sday endorsed a depart­ The story of Risley Reservoir and how it MERCHANDISE Cohoes 'Ltd. and fished out 13 fur coats mental staff recommendation that the was acquired by the Manchester Land valued at $16,500- from a vault in the school be located at a downtown Bridgeport Conservation Trust will be the topic of talks Rice names merchants, site. department store’s fur salon, police said. Thursday to which the public is invited. Gallery The thieves snipped a hole in the clothing The board sent the propo.sal to the Office The talks are scheduled for 8 p.m. at the store’s metal roof, then used a 6-foot of Policy and Management and the offices of the Greater Manchester Chamber Ot Food and Entertainment wins Herald’s contest TODAY thru SATURDAY adjustable steel rod to hook the coats and commissioner of public works for approval. of Commerce, 20 Hartford Road. Speakers lift them out to the roof, police Lt. Carl “ I ’m glad it’s over. That’s all I can say. will be Richard Meehan, a land surveyor, JOIN US FOR THANKSGIVING William R. Rice of 190 Weymouth said Tuesday. Now there are a lot more steps that have to and Debra Pond, a . land-records Chestnut St. has received $100 November 16-17-18-19 ’liie furs belong to Max Zeller Furs of be taken,” the college’s president. Vincent researcher. Main Level after winning the Manchester Springfield, Mass., which rents vault space S. Damowski, said after the vote The more-than-lOO-acre reservoir and Herald’s “ Name the Mer­ If the site is approved, Damowski said, a in several Cohoes stores, Weymouth said. dam have been given to the land trust for APPETIZER/SOUP (Choice of One) chant” contest. new campus might be ready by fall 1993 conservation and the trust has named the Rice’s name was randomly Repair estimates high area the John Risley Memorial Park, in ■ Clam Chowder ■ Beef Vegetable Soup ■ Fruit Cup picked last week from those of honor of its former owner. entrants who correctly HAR’TFORD (AP) — The boiler explo­ Guilty plea ends trial The dam is slated to be repaired with the ENTREES matched the numbered photos of 11 merchants to their Shop Early For Christmas! sion that closed the Mid-Connecticut HARTFORD (AP) — Andrew Patterson, cost to be borne by a state grant. ■ Roast T u r k e y ...... ’IZ.QS businesses. The contest asked trash-to-energy plant in Hartford last the son of Suffield Probate Judge Beverly The town of Manchester has the right to • Baked Ham with Raisin Sauce...... *11.95 entrants to match the num­ month will require about $7 million in Patterson, brought his murder trial to an the water which flows through the reser­ ■ New York Strip Steak ...... *13.95 bered photos to the correct repairs, more than three times the original abrupt end in the second day. pleading voir, but does not now use that wateraspart ■ Stuffed Leg of Lamb...... *15.95 businesses. estimate, an official said. guilty to a reduced charge in the July 1987 of the drinking water supply. ■ Prim e Rib Au ju s ...... *13.95 The contest rules also stated " I t ’s something that we are not joyous killings of two men. ★ No Adjutim entt on Prior Salet that only one winner would be about, that’s for sure,” said James Aiello, Under a plea bargain. Patterson, 22, ■ Fresh Broiled S w ordfish ...... *14.95 List Is growing dally chosen randomly from a draw­ director of government affairs for Combus­ pleaded guilty in Superior Court Tuesday to ■ Gallery Chicken ...... *13.95 ing containing the names of all tion Engineering Inc.’s ^indsor-based first-degree manslaughter and agreed to HARTFORD (A P) - At least a dozen ■ Baked Stuffed S h rim p ...... *16.95 those who had correctly Resource Recovery Stems Inc., which built testify against another defendant. Eric K. people have been mentioned as potential the plant. a Baked Stuffed Filet of Sole...... *13.95 matched the photos. Rice, a Steiger, 26, said Assi.stant State’s Attorney successors to U.S. Sen-elect Joseph I. 30rmJ wiih houm mimd, P€g9ttibU potato V J longtime resident, is a '"That’s a lot of money,” he said Tuesday. Herbert Appleton. Lieberman, and state Democratic Chair­ William R. Rice "But It’s our responsibility, there’s never Steiger is accused of gunning down member of the Commission on man John F. Droney says the list seems to (Choice of One) been any question of that." Daniel Seymour, 25, of Suffield. and grow daily. DESSERT Aging and has been active in /Navy, Doug Ginsberg, 3; many town organizations. Temporary repairs to the boilers are William Price, 26, of Monroe in front of Droney said his office has been contacted ■ Pumpkin Pie ■ Chocolate Mouaae ■ Rice Pudding Eckert’s Lawn & Liesure, Ron The correct matching expected to cost $1.6 million, with an Seymour’s parents’ new home after the two by several people interested in the post Bread Pudding ■ French Vanilla or Chocolate Ice Cream Eckert, 11; J.C. Penney Ca­ additional $5 million anticipated for a numbers and names of those in talog Sales Center, Bob victims broke up a beer party on the street. including former state Rep. Christine m ! Children under 12 mmy enjoy eny entree fo r hetf price. the photos to the names of the permanent solution to the pn^lem, Aiello Patterson faces a maximum prison term Niedermeier of Fairfield and former state R eu ben , 6; M a n ch ester said. Our Special Cueel. Del Dixon, will bring Magic lo Your Table Until 4. businesses were as follows: of 20 years for first-degree manslaughter. If Sen. Clifton A. Leonhardt of Avon. Lumber, Ron Stavens, 9; Mis­ Adams Mill Restaurant. Ro­ Combustion Engineering officials origi­ convicted of two counts each of a ccessory to Others include I. Charles Matthews of RESERyATIOISS REQUIRED 11:30 to 4M) ter Donut, John Kozicki, 5; berta Towner, 7; Cherrone’s Vittner’s Garden Center, Jill nally estimated the repair job would cost as commit murder and conspiracy to commit Hartford, a lawyer with United Technolo- 903 Main St., Downtown Manchester much as $2 million. They hope to restore the (203) 659-2656 Package Store, Lou Cherrone, Vittner, 4; Westown Phar­ murder, he could have been .sentenced to '-'gies Corp., and Enfield Democratic Town open Mon., Tues. 8i Sat. until 5:30 plant to full capacity by Dec. 12. 10; Diamond Showcase, Jim macy, Bob Bassett, 1; Zerio & life in prison. Chairman Thomas Tyler, Droney said. 141 New London Turnpike Glastonbury, Conn. Keenan,8; Doug’s Army- Sons, Billy Zerio, 2. Wed., Ttiurs. & Fri. until 9:00 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Nov. 16. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Nov. 16. 1988 — 7 NATION & WORLD N A 'nO N Baltic parliament T w is te rs Bush fills economic team, & WORLD eyes declaration Debt hurts relations TALLINN, U.S.S.R. (AP) - independence would be granted, ” ' ta k e to ll MEXICO CITY (AP) - The U.S. Defying the Kremlin, Estonia’s and today Estonians are looking- government should stop blaming other parliament today began debating for that, he said. a “declaration of sovereignty” taps Gov. Sununu as chief countries and admit that American de­ Savisaar carefully avoided ref­ mand for illegal narcotics is the main cause proclaiming the Baltic republic’s in 5 states independence in all areas but erence to any possibility of of the drug problem, a commission on resistance to the move from- WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S.-Mexican relations says. defense and foreign policy. President-elect George Bush has About 1,000 quiet, determined Moscow and claimed support in At least 35 tornadoes churned a Washington also should help Mexico cut the federal capital. trail of destruction through five tapped feisty Gov. John Sununu its crippling debt payments so the Mexican supporters of the declaration held states, killing seven people and as his chief of staff, sources say, a economy can begin to grow, the Biiateral the blue-and-white flag of Esto­ But asked directly if he was injuring dozens, while the same signal of change after his first two Commission on the Future of United nian independence, banners and worried about the possible use of storm system left three people top appointments went to Reagan States-Mexican Relations said. posters outside the pink 18th- force to halt the Estonian re­ dead in road accidents in the administration veterans. century Toompea Palace as the forms, he said: ”We are very The commission said issues like drugs, session began. season's first major snowfall. Bush was meeting British debt, trade and immigration have embit­ worried about our future. At the For the first time in the history The twisters took their worst Prime Minister Margaret tered the relationship between the two same time, we are very hopeful,” of Soviet Estonia, the debate was toii in Arkansas, where six people Thatcher at the White House neighbors at a time when they are today while his transition co- broadcast live on television in the He said the declaration of were killed and many others increasingly interdependent. sovereignty is not analogous to injured Tuesday as the tornadoes chairmen, Craig Fuller and Ro­ republic. bert Teeter, were expected to AP photo Legislators also were to weigh the U.S. Declaration of Independ­ damaged buildings and over­ ence, though the law professor turned cars. announce a raft of additions to the Corridor review urged a related amendment to the N TORNADO AFTERMATH — Sara Weeks, left, and Harold Pierce, both of who wrote it ’’spent several "I can’t even teil what street transition team. Estonian constitution that would Among those slated to be WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal investi­ Topeka, Kansas, survey what’s left of Week’s home Tuesday after a freak bar enforcement of any new months in America and it's very I’m on because the trees are gators urged a full-scale review of air likely hfe got some ideas there.” uprooted,” said Poiice Chief named deputy transition direc- November twister smashed portions of the city. The tornado hit the Soviet law unless it has been ■--tors is Fred Fielding, the former traffic control procedures in the Northeast ratified by the Estonian Parlia­ Darnell Scott of the central after discovering that a string of errors Topeka West High School injuring six students and overturned cars at a Today’s special session of the Arkansas town of Lonoke. ’’Dam­ Reagan White House counsel now local shopping mall. ment, said Edgar Savisaar, a Estonian Supreme Soviet was advising Dan Quayle, the vice allowed a commuter plane to fly alarm­ leader of the grass-roots Estonian age is so bad. I think we were very ingly close to Air Force One last month. called to consider unified opposi-^ lucky it wasn’t more tragic than it president-elect. People’s Front. tion for a series of amendments to On Tuesday, after flying home The incident, which had been reported Official Estonian radio said 2.6 was.” previously without detail, occurred Oct. 12 Cubans to leave Pakistanis hold free vote the Soviet Constitution that Esto­ Tornadoes also struck Mis­ from a four-day Florida vacation million people in Estonia and the nians say shift power to Moscow with Sununu in tow. Bush met when Air Force One, with President two other Baltic republics, Latvia souri, Kansas, Iliinois and Iowa, Reagan aboard, and a Bar Harbor Airlines WASHINGTON (AP) - South African- ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) — Pakista­ and eliminates the republics’ while in Okiahoma high winds with West German Chancellor controlled Namibia will hold elections for nis voted today in their first free elections in and Lithuania, have signed peti­ right to secede. Helmut Kohl and announced commuter plane flew within 500 feet tions against those proposed caused damage and fanned the vertically and 1.5 miles horizontally as both its first independent government next year more than a decade, deciding whether the There have been objections to flames of a cotton" fire that Treasury Secretary Nicholas and the more than 50,000 Cuban troops in charismatic populist Benazir Bhutto will changes to the national constitu­ planes were preparing to descend to tion. That represents nearly a the amendments in the other destroyed 20 homes and busi­ Brady as the second occupant of AP photo Newark, N.J. Angola will be sent home by early 1991 become the first woman to lead this Moslem his Cabinet. He said he was not third of the republics’ 7.7 million Baltic republics of Latvia and nesses and injured 18 people in under a tentative agreement reached in nation. Lithuania, whose Supreme Soviet Aitus. prepared to announce his chief of MAY BE CHIEF — New Hampshire Gov. John Sununu Geneva, U.S. officials say. About 30 political p artis ran for 217 seats people. staff, “but it might be fairly talks to reporters at Andrews Air Force Base Tuesday Papers on AIDS due Lithuania’s Supreme Soviet, or is to meet on the issue Thursday. One person died in Missouri The agreement was worked out by in the National Assemmy. but the two All three republics were annexed when a tornado threw a traiier soon.” after traveling with President-elect George Bush to WASHINGTON (AP) — The nation’s negotiators during five days of talks that heavyweights were Ms. Bhutto’s Pakistan parliament, is to meet Thursday V by the Soviet Union in 1940. home into the air, authorities Sources .close to Bush who Washington. Sununu has been mentioned as a possible Roman Catholic bishops, determined to ended Tuesday and is subject to final People’s Parly and the conservative on the same issue. All three insisted on anonymity said the republics were annexed by the said. A woman in Illinois was candidate for Bush's White House chief of staff. play a role in national affairs, say they will approval by the governments of South Islamic Democratic Alliance, which is In addition to the "declaration eiectrocuted by a power line choice of Sununu was already publish major statements next year on Africa, Cuba and Angola, officials said. dominated by supporters of the late Soviet Union in 1940. of sovereignty,” the Estonian downed by high wind. made, with the nod going to the AIDS and on violence and hopes for peace in If ratified, the agreement would repres­ military ruler Gen. Mohammad Zia ul-Haq. Deputies of Estonia’s 285- legislators were to vote on ”It may be a littie unusual for 49-year-old lame duck New possibly transportation. He is Bush’s campaign. the Middle East, where “the church is ent a victory for U.S. Assistant Secretary There were no reports of major violence member Supreme Soviet, or amendments that would extend this time of year to have a tornado Hampshire governor who helped expected to disdain working Bush said Brady ’’will be the rooted.” Chester Crocker, who has been attempting or fraud when the polls closed at 5 p.m. (7 parliament, have been split the right to private property, outbreak iike this, because they Bush bounce back from a defeat under Sununu at the White House. chief economic spokesman for Archbishop Roger Mahony of Los An­ to work out a settlement since 1981 and has a m. EST). mostly along ethnic lines on the guarantee human rights, declare normaiiy occur in spring,” said in the Iowa caucuses last But Sununu’s selection would my administration.” geles, a leader in both efforts, said Tuesday served as mediator for the current phase of K.M. Dilshad, spokesman forthe Federal measures, so they were not sure all of the republic’s land and meteoroiogist Brian Smith from February. leave Bush with a right-hand aide ”He knows that our most at the bishops’ annual meeting, ”I feel that the negotiations, which began in May. Election Commission, said unofficial re­ of being passed. Ethnic Estonians water resources Estonian prop the IVational Weather Service’s The blunt-spoken Sununu, a with no Washington experience. important priority is to keep out we have something to say that could be The officials, insisting on anonymity, ports indicated a little more than 50 percent hold 180 seats in the chamber, but erty and give citizens the right to Severe Storms Center in Kansas onetime engineering professor, Sununu’s government experience economy growing with low infla useful to our own government as they said it was agreed the Cuban troops would of the nation’s 48 million eligible voterscast needed a two-thirds majority of challenge in court the constitu­ 190 to pass the measures, accord­ City. photo was an indefatigable Bush cam­ consists of six, years as chief tion and ... that we must resist the wrestle” with the Mideast situation. be withdrawn over a 27-month period ballots. tionality of court decisions and The twisters and their accom­ paigner, often employed as a executive of one of the smallest policies that will impede that ing to the People’s Front. laws. CITY ON FIRE — Joe Don Reaser of Aitus, Okla., was one surrogate to attack Gov. Michael states in the union. A father of effort, such as raising taxes or Many legislators are ethnic panying thunderstorms were Today’s vote comes on the heels created by an intense area of low of many firefighters trying to put out a fire that engulfed Dukakis, the Democratic nomi­ eight, Sununu decided against resorting to protection.” Russians or from other ethnic nee, and his claims of a ’’Massa­ seeking a fourth term this fall, Bush added that Brady also groups that do not share the of a four-day visit to Tallinn by a pressure over the upper Missis­ the south part of Aitus. A wind whipped fire that started in member of the ruling Soviet sippi Vaiiey and a coid front chusetts miracle.” largely for financial reasons. "knows we’ve got tositdown witti Autopsies begin, search for landlady on Estonians’ aspirations. iarge bundles of cotton burned several homes and The Sununu choice should Brady, 58, former chairman of Deputies were intensely lob­ Politburo, who warned that na­ trailing south from the low. Smith businesses. the Congress and hammer out a tionalism can incite ethnic strife. said this morning. cheer conservatives worried that the investment banking house of budget deficit reduction agree bied Tuesday by proponents and the pivotal White House job would Dillon, Read & Co., joins James ment and that we have to do it SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - additional bodies were un­ which has focused on Las Vegas. Both Burns and Las Vegas foes of the amendments, said The same low pressure system Autopsies were begun on seven produced up to a foot of snow over fall to Fuller, chief of Bush’s vice A. Baker III, the secretary of soon.” earthed, nor were any bodies Burns said. An arrest warrant police declined comment on that Tarmu Tammerk, a Tallinn jour­ presidential staff for the past four state-designate, as a cornerstone “I’m putting together a good unidentified bodies found buried found during a search of the charging her with murder was report, but Las Vegas Metropoli­ nalist working with the People’s most of Colorado and Western Cotton burns, helps in shallow graves in a rooming Kansas on Tuesday, and the snow years and regardedias more of a member of the Bush Cabinet. team here,” said Bush. “You’ll rooming house Tuesday. issued Monday. tan Police Detective Augie Knud- Front. LOWER moderate and pragmatist. Fuller Brady took over the treasury post see some continuity and you’ll sec house yard as authorities Burns said police suspect the “She may have gone to see a son said his department had Savisaar said the “declaration moved today into the eastern searched for the landlady sus­ PRICES. Dakotas, Minnesota, northweat may be in line for a Cabinet post. in August when Baker quit to run some change.” victims, all believed to be elderly, relative in Las Vegas. We are issued an all-points bulletin for of sovereignty” reflects “politi­ spread fire to homes pected of killing her tenants. were killed for their Social investigating that. The Las Vegas Puente. cal reality in this country.” DEPENDABLE SERVICE Iowa and eastern Nebraska, he Workers with shovels and trac­ said. The storm ciosed schoois in Security checks. The first of the police have not completed their Essentially, it reminds the Soviet ^4ANCHESTEF1 . VERNON tors Tuesday finished digging up autopsies, to determine the cause investigation,” he said. There is no Michael Montalvo Union that it was originally 645-8393 872-2140 Colorado and caused three traffic ALTUS, Okla. (AP) — Burning cotton modules, which resemble fatalities in there. Frien^lV allies plan farewell chat the yard where the bodies have of death and identities, are under A Sacramento television sta­ listed in Las Vegas telephone constituted by Vladimir I. Lenin bits of newly harvested cotton giant bales of cotton, said city been found since Friday, and directories, and calls to listings In Arkansas, as many as 10 way at the coroner’s office, he tion KCRA reported that Puente’s as a federation of independent carried by swirling winds spread Administrator Joe Courtney. The WASHINGTON (AP) - British After attending a luncheon successor. began excavating adjacent land added. for other Montalvos were unsuc­ tornadoes touched down Tuesday nephew, Michael Montalvo, told republics, he said. W ILS6N a fire through this city, destroy­ modules were about 40 feet long, 8 Prime Minister Margaret hosted by Shultz at the State where the landlady reportedly The FBI has joined the search cessful. Police in Las Vegas night, toppling trees, downing ing 20 houses and businesses, Alluding ^^Bush, Mrs. Las Vegas police he picked up “When Estonia joined the So­ feet high and 8 feet wide and were Thatcher is making a sentimental Department, she will be the guest gardened. for the 59-year-old landlqMy. refuse to say whether they have viet Union in- 1940, we were O IL CO. •power lines and crumpling mo­ Thatcher has s'aHt'”We knpw him Puente at the airport Monday 14 YEARS OF QUALITY SERVICF injuring 18 people and keeping 400 stored in an open field to await farewell call on President Rea­ of honor this evening at Reagan’s Police Sgt Bob Burns said nn Dorothea Mnntalv talked with him. promised by Moscow that our bile homes, houses and evacuees from their homes processing at a cotton gin, gan today and is using the last White House state dinner. as a friend, we admire him as a businesses. today. occasion to become better ac­ man of unrivaled experience and Two people were killed on Police Chief Jim Hughes said Tuesday night, about 40 cotton we respect him because he stands 6 quainted with President-elect modules looked like the last logs Reagan had said this past Interstate 40 near Lonoke when the best he hoped for was that the George «Bush, whom she has spring he wanted Mrs. Thatcher for all that is best in America.” high winds overturned their driving winds would subside and on a huge campfire, with the soft praised as a "worthy successor.” red afterglow of embers flicker­ to be his last state dinner guest, British-American relations vehicle. no bodies would turn up as In public statements over the and it was agreed she would come A Wal-Mart store and an workers dug through rubble left ing here and there. have been reinvigorated during past few days. Reagan and Mrs. in November to greet his the Reagan-Thatcher years. attached grocery in Lonoke were from the blaze, which spread Officials said the cause of the Thatcher have reinforced the demolished by a tornado. A from giant bundles of cotton fire had not been determined. notion that, among leaders of the janitor suffered a minor shoulder stored in an open field. Western alliance, no two have as injury, police said.* ’’The damage has been done,” ”It's not uncommon for a much affinity as they do. Three other people were killed Hughes said late Tuesday after module to self-ignite under cer­ ”He has left Americ^stronger, when a tornado ripped through the fire was contained. ’T il be tain situations,” Courtney said. prouder, greater than ever before the town of Scott in west-central happy if we don’t find anyone in ”It might sit out there and and we thank him for it,” Mrs. Arkansas, and a man injured that rubble. I don’t think they smother for two days and we Thatcher told a gathering in when a twister struck north- will.” might not even be aware of it.” London on Monday. central Arkansas later died at a Dense smoke from the burning Hughes, who said the destroyed Speaking the same day, Rea­ hospital, authorities said. cotton forced the evacuation of cotton was worth about $3 million, gan told, schoolchildren as­ More than a half-dozen people about 400 of this southwest estimated that about 100 homes sembled at the White House that were treated at a Clarksville, Oklahoma city’s 23,000 residents. were damaged by smoke and Mrs. Thatcher was the best Ark., hospital for injuries from Several schools closed early. The about 20 destroyed by fire. statesman he had met in his eight high winds, Johnson County She­ smoke, fanned by 40-65 mph He did not have cost estimates years as president. riff Eddie King said. gusts, could be seen from 30 miles Bush was to be on hand this ”We had several homes demol­ away and made firefighting on the damage to residences and businesses. morning when Mrs. Thatcher, ished. six to 10 homes homes difficult. who arrived here Tuesday night, destroyed — roofs blown out, ”We couldn’t see a hand or foot Courtney said the city would showed up at the White House for trailer homes flipped over,” King in front of our face,” said seek state aid. ”We suspect we a meeting with Reagan and said. firefighter Eddie Williamson. will have a substantial amount of Secretary of State George P. In southwest Missouri, officials ”We had to feel from house to losses,” he said. Shultz. searched beneath overturned house.” trailers for victims of a tornado The fire seemed to skip and that hit Butterfield. The Barry jump like a tornado through a County Sheriff’s Department said residential area, burning some a 69-year-old woman died when houses and leaving others un­ the twister flung her double-wide scathed, the Oklahoma Highway Make mobile home into the air. Patrol said. Deputy Sheriff Mike Cooper Eighteen people were treated said 24 houses and trailers were for smoke inhalation at Jackson theBest damaged or destroyed, leaving 15 County Memorial hospital, with 9 people injured, 11 requiring six or seven hospitalized for Take an additional hospitalization. observation, officials said. In Topeka, Kan., a tornado Aitus Civil Defense director Choice descended without Warning, Dwight Dennis said that evacu­ crashing into Topeka West High ated residents would not be. 20% Off School shortly before 2 p.m. allowed to return home until at for a Chang^ “Everyone’s ears started pop­ least today. The Already ping and the teacher told us to get “It’s just the dense smoke. We We take care of your car, Inside and out, with down,” said student Jennifer don’t want them breathing it,” 14 services, plus a Free Car Wash. Only 10 Stanley. “All the windows started Dennis said. minutes! No appointment necessary. 8 popping out.” The fire broke out about noon in OIL CHANGE CHECK & F l^ ; 20% Off INCLUDES: • Brake fIui

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MARKET REPORT Waste plants loser for CE the freight line, the largest privately owned BUSINESS Activity ov«f lh» patl 30 ifkding dkyi railroad in New England. BUSINESS Centerbank, Burritt tzao STAMFORD (AP) — Combustion Engineering Last year, Guilford reorganized Its subsidaries, Local firm gets contract Inc. said Tuesday that it posted a loss of $62.9 Boston ft Maine and Maine Central, putting them million, or $1.65 per share, for the first nine months A local architectural firm has been chosen to of 1988 because of cost overruns and increased under Springfield Terminal, a tiny rail line with sign merger accord design a new barracks and garage for state police costs to complete waste-to-energy plants. much lower wage scales. Guilford officials argued t.lM that the move was necessary to cut costs and keep Continental plan will boost air tares Troop C in Tolland. II. The company said it had earnings of $39 million the company competitive. WATERBURY (AP) - Cen­ ment, Centerbank will pay $22 The Lawrence Associates at 1075 Tolland or $1.07 per share in the same period last year. The terbank of Waterbury, which a share for each ofBurritt’s3.2 Turnpike signed a $256,620 contract Oct. 17 to company said this year’s nine-month results In June, Arbitrator Richard Kasher ruled that By Morey Gordon For example, between Newark and Los ’ should have been in the first place, ’’ said Jack claims to be western Connecti­ million outstanding shares. t.100 workers transferred to Springfield Terminal must The Associated Press design the 25,000-square-foot building, to be included a pre-tax provision in the third quarter of be the wages they received under their Boston ft Angeles, the current J159 one-way off-peak Bloch, owner of JB’s World Travel in New cut’s largest independent fi­ In a prepared Joint state­ located off Interstate 84 between exits 67 and 68. a about $165 million, or $2.69 per share after tax, for DOW JONt S AVLHAGII Maine and Maine Central contracts and be subject fare would be Increased to $179; the current York. nancial institution, has signed ment, John P. Burke, Center- state Department of Public Works spokesman IMO- NrtvrmtH'f 1*» IOH«| |l certain charges. NEW YORK — A revamped "MaxSaver” $184 peak fare would be Increased to $199. But to the work rules under those pacts. Air fare structures have becoqie geogra­ an agreement to acquire Bur­ bank president and chief exec­ said. HIGH 3,088.02 Combustion Engineering had previously an­ program announced by Continental Airlines between Phoenix and Tampa, Fla., the ritt InterFinancial Bankcorp is expected to boost the majority of the phically “out of whack” as a result of airlines utive officer, and John C. The first phase of the design is due Jan. 13. ttoo LOW 3,080.26 nounced a pre-tax provision in the third quarter of off-peak fare of $174 would be reduced to $159, frequently matching each other’s fare of New Britain for $70.4 Jaynes, Burrit president and $80 million, or $1.30 per share after tax. 90-year-old store closing airline’s remaining cut-rate fares and could Construction should begin in the next year and a CLOSE 2,077.17 the $204 peak reduced to $179. increases in recent months, said Robert million, company officials chief executive officer, said half, he said. Construction costs are estimated at The company said the charges were primarily lead to similar hikes throughout the industry. OHANQE Up 13.06 NEW HAVEN (AP) — A men's clothing store Off-peak includes all day Saturday, Sunday Decker, an airline analyst for Duff & Phelps said. >ASC Continental said Tuesday that its Max- the two banks will operate as $4.5 million. because of increases in estimated costs to founded 90 years ago as a custom tailoring shop morning and some designated weekday Inc. in Chicago. - . Once the merger, announced separate subsidiaries under a complete waste-to-energy plants and fluid bed Saver fares, which are used by most vacation flights. catering to Yale University students and faculty is The changes come amid plans by Continen­ Monday, is completed, the holding company called Cen- power plants, cost overruns on other fossil fuel going out of business, a victim of declining sales travelers, would be based on the length of a It was not immediately clear whether other resulting, financial institution flight under the new formula. tal, a subsidiary of Houston-based Texas Air tercorp Inc. WTf MTWTf MtWIf UTWTf UTWTf UTWTr UT systems contracts and the estimated cost to repair and a changing marketplace, the owner said. big carriers would follow Continental’s latest will have assets of more than Burritt was formed in 1889. Industrial cutput up 0.4% ------!1______U______It II t .4 the boilers in the Hartford waste-to-energy plant. Competition on individual routes, not move, but the airline has been a fare Corp., and other big ffSfrairlines to eliminate “It’s the end of another retail tradition in New another category of discount air fares, the $2.7 billion with 31 branch In 1983, Burritt created a Haven,” said former Mayor Richard C. Lee, a mileage, had determined MaxSaver rates in pacesetter in recent years. offices along the Interstate 84 WASHINGTON (AP) — Production at the the past. MaxSaver tickets must be pur­ “junk fares” available four to seven days commercial lending division nation’s factories, tnines and utilities rose 0.4 customer of The Arthur M. Rosenberg Co. for 30 The airline planned to notify travel agents corridor from Danbury to that now accounts for more The index has not declined since September ICC rejects rail-case ruling chased seven to 14 days in advance and about the new fares Tuesday night and today, before a flight that are used mainly by percent In October, the strongest increase in three years. “I’m distressed over its closing. It was a business travelers. Hartford. than half of Its total loan 1987, a reflection of the strength in the WASHINGTON (AP) — An arbitrator’s ruling good quality store ....’’ require a Saturday night stay. spokesman Ned Walker said in a telephone Centerbank will form a months, the government said Tuesday. manufacturing sector. A drop in the value of the The change came just days after Continen­ portfolio. In 1987, Burritt re­ The Federal Reserve Board said its industrial that would have reinstated union pay rates and Poor sales last spring and summer, together interview Tuesday from Continental’s head­ Continental, followed by several major holding company to acquire ported assets of about $564.3 doUar has triggered a surge in sales of U.S. goods tal initiated an industry move to drop quarters in Houston. He said the new carriers, slated the junk fares for elimination production Index last month rose to 139.2 percent work rules that were slashed by Guilford with a high overhead, doomed the business, said Burritt and the acquistion is million, loans of $488.6 million overseas this year and a related boom in spending Transportation Industries last year in a massive Peter Dermer, who took over the store three years discounts aimed at business travelers. MaxSaver fares would take effect next Tuesday. But the airlines decided to extend scheduled to be completed by of its 1977 base, reflecting increases in production for capital equipment to expand and modernize “You will see some MaxSavers going up and deposits of $514.7 million. of business equipment and automobiles. corporate reorganization has been overturned by ago after the death of his father. Mack Dermer. Wednesday. the deadline by a week because of confusion mid-1989. Both the purchase Centerbank was formed in factories. and some MaxSavers going down,” Walker Some travel agents told about the changes over the change. The gain was in line with economists’ a government panel. Yale University students long ago stopped being and the formation of the 1850 and says it is the largest However, economists have become worried that The Interstate Commerce Commission voted 3-1 a mainstay of the business. said. “We are returning air fares to a more said they appeared to have the effect of expectations. It followed smaller increases of 0.2 manufacturing may be growing too strongly, rational level.” About 10 percent to 20 percent of all airline holding company must be independent financial Institu­ percent in September and 0.3 percent in August, Tuesday to require union and company negotia­ The store is scheduled to close in January, and raising roughly two-thirds of Continental’s passengers use the junk fares, according to approved by shareholders and tion based in western Connec­ outstripping production capacity and leading to He said fares for^longer flights generally MaxSaver fares and cutting the remaining and a big jump of 1.1 percent in July. tors to return to the arbitrator’s mediation table to has begun selling merchandise at a 50 percent some analysts’ estimates. The popular state and federal regulators, ticut. It has assets of about $1.7 inflation. try to work out new pay rates and work rules for markdown. would be raised somewhat while those for third or so. MaxSaver fares, by contrast, are used by Under teriiis of the agree­ billion. shorter hauls mostly would be reduced. “They're going to raise it to the level that it most vacation travelers. AIDS firm to offer in the Greater $31 million in stocks REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES Manchester Area WEST HAVEN (AP) - Mi- Chiron Corp. and Genentech Inc. crogenesys Inc., which is cur­ The stock prospectus warns 543 North Main St. featuring: 543 North Main St. rently testing a possible AIDS that it will be several years before Mancheater vaccine on humans, will offer clinical trials are over and the O n l^ 647-8895 Manchester shares of stock in an effort to effectiveness of the AIDS vaccine 647-8895^ infuse up to $31 million into the is determined. ■ T m :___m T Z l , company. Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. Realty Co, EPSTEIN REALTY MIS The company hopes to seli 3 and Oppenheimer & Co., the iPSTEIN REALTY million shares of stock at between Each office Independently owned and operated. Each office independently owned and operated. investment firms underwriting I0U*1 MOuStNC REAL ESTATE 13 E. Middle Tpke., Manchester OFfORTUNIlT « $7 and $10 a share, Franklin the offering, will collect fees Volvovitz, founder and president contingent upon the stock’s price, [B MIS 647-8000 985 Main Street, Manchester of the five-year-old firm, said he said. rr F ’ Tuesday. The small company would use A Smart Buy • “It would allow us to move the cash raised through the stock MMNliMter *129,900 projects ahead more quickly than Spacloua 3 bedroom, 2H bath, central atr offering for research, testing and conditioned unit featuring a full baee- Cape we would otherwise be able to expanding manufacturing and ment with 2 finished rooms and a private do,” he said. sales, as well as to pay off debts, backyard with patio. VA. FHA Approved. Manchester - *147,900 Microgenesys plans to com­ he said. Charming 5 room, 2 yeard old plete the offering sometime in Cape with 2 bedrooms, 1>A December, Volvovitz said. Volvovitz said most of Microge­ baths, atrium doors to patio, 1 nesys’ money comes from private m car garage, beautiful land­ One analyst said the enormous investors with “a small amount of Just Roducod a What a Buyl interest in finding^) way to cure or MaMMsttr *144,000 scaping! Located in sought prevent AIDS has prompted government funding” for pro­ Thit (paclou*, lovingly dacoralad 3 bed­ after Lydall Woods! jects outside of AIDS research. Manchester *210,000 Bolton *3 2 5 ,0 0 0 room, IVi bath quality built Colonial It many investors to put money into The company also sells an AIDS waning lor you. FIrat floor family room, companies developing AIDS 7 Room L-shaped ranch located on Spectacular new Contemporary in firtplacad living room and chaary braak- Colonial diagnostic product that detects private, child>safe cul'de*sac in va> faat nook ovarfook a privata traad yard. i drugs. the AIDS antibody. Birch Ml. area. Features 4 BDR*s, “The market for an AIDS drug • cinity of Porter St., 3 BDR's, 1.5 2.5 baths, Custom oak stairs and oak Manchester - *210,000 Volvovitz said the company baths, family room and more. Imma* cabinets with clear glass. Fireplace Fall in love with this special 8 is very large and, if clinical trials culate condition. Much larger than are successful, it would be a plans soon to expand its technical family room. All tnis and much room Ansaldi built Colonial, 4 and management staff, now appeam from front. Must be seen! more on IH wooded ares. bedrooms, 1 full bath, 2 half blockbuster,” said Dr. Arda Poaalble Owner Financing Bolton 19-1- Acres *399,000 baths, 2 fireplaces, front to back Minocherhomjee, an analyst of numbering 36. NEW HOME living room, formal dining EniagtM *149,900 Lovely 3 bedroom Ranch with first floor laundry, 2 fireplaces, sliders pharmaceutical stocks at Cable Microgenesys created the first Move In condition describee this 3 or 4 You’ll breathe clean, (rath air when you live In thi* lovely 4 room, eat-ln kitchen. 1st floor Howse and Ragen in Seattle. [ i MLS bedroom. 2 bath Cape located on a bedroom, 2V4 bath Colonial which offers a family sized porch, (Irst to back porch, 3 car garage plus pond. Suitable for horses. Possible in-law efficiency apartment, 1 vaccine against infection by the 646-5200 1 beautiful private lot Approximately one door family room, first floor laundry and large 2 car attached subdivision. On the other hand, he said, the mile from country club. car garage! AIDS virus to be tested on garage. Still time to choose your colora. Offered at *239,600. competition is fierce and includes humans. Trials began in August Homework Is What We Do Best!’ such giants as Bristol-Myers Co., 1987. > > - - < ■< GTE division pianning DON’T R E A L e s t a t e s e r v ic e s move to Daiias suburb 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060. IRVING, Texas (AP) — GTE LET THE GTE officials were reluctant to MANCHESTER *221,900 SOUTH MANCHESTER Corp. will announce today that Superior 7 room, 2 bath. Colonial built In 1896... reveal the purpose of the 10 a.m. NEW LISTINQI Quality conatruc- Beautifully maintained by present owners. RING IN THE NEW YEAR!!! the giant utility company is news conference before today. tlon It apparent In thla taven room Fireplace and 2 car garage. '180’s. relocating its biggest division in Calls Tuesday to a Dallas hotel NEXT Anaaldl Colonial. Front to back flra- ^ Real Estate Start 1989 off with a bang in this brand spanking this Dallas suburb, joining a Where a company executive was placed formal living room, aa well Call 646-2482 ‘WE’RE 8ELLINO HOU8E8- new 7* room Cambrel Colonial in Bolton. Fantastic string of companies that have staying were not answered. at three generout bedrooms. The MALLARD VIEW floor plan, 3 large bedrooms, 2.5 baths, mudroom moved to Texas, a local official “They’re moving to the mid­ large first floor family room opens with 1st floor laundry, attractive oak kitchen, brick HOME DISTINCTIVE DUPLEXES 647-8400 fireplace. 2.3 acre lot suitable for horses. Priced for to a cozy screen porch. Two car says. cities,” an official familiar with immediate sale. *252,900. The relocation of the Stamford, the GTE plans told The Asso­ garage. David Murdock. AND TQWNHOUSES 168 Main Street, Manehe^er Conn.-based communications ciated Press. The official, whodid located on a private permanent cul-da-sec, this new company to Las Colinas, a BUYER MANCHESTER *147,900 eubdivlelon of quality 3 bedroom duplexes await not want his name used, also said your Inspection... Kitchens have oak cabinets, NEW TO THE MARKETI The pri­ planned business development in he had seen site photos and plans range, oven, dishwasher, refrigerator end bullt-ln vate enclosed backyard with Irving, would be the largest of the operation. microwave ovens. Fireplaced living rooms, 1 Vt b|ths mature landscaping It a plus In thla corporate relocation in the area’s AMR Corp., parent of Ameri­ SNEAK with full vanities, separate full baeements, 2 zoned seven room homo with two full history, bringing with it 3,000 to baseboard heating systems, Andersen permashlald can Airlines, moved to Dallas baths. A new kitchen, replacement 4,000 jobs. thermopane wIrKfowa, luxurious wall to wall about five years ago and J.C. windows, roof and furnace are only WEST SIDE LOCATION “That’s why they’re having carpeting and attached garagel Phase I nearing Penney Co. Inc. is in the process AWAY! a few of the many recent Improve­ This 3 bedroom Capa style home Is located on completion. See theta owner occupied and rental that news conference,” Plano of moving its headquarters to the ments. YoYo Carroll. Lyness Street. Fireplaced living room, dining room Mayor Jack Harvard said Tues­ Dallas area. Both formerly were townhoueee todayl Rentals from *9M. and a nice tread loti $130's day. “The location they picked in based in New York City. MODELS OPEN DAILY Call M4-2402 ‘ WE’RE OELLINa HOUSES- Las Colinas is a very fine location The announcement also comes CONDOS - MANCHESTER FLEXIBLE TERMS!!! STEP RIGHT UP!!! Advertise your listings herel “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES" Sellers will entertain creative financing ideas on this Hoping to purchise ■ larger home for an affordable and they made a very fine six days after the federal govern­ Oak Forest *133,900 East Meadow *77,900 choice.” ment picked a site near Dallas to B««utifully decorated 2 bedroom immaculate 5 room Condo townhouse at Beechwood price? This tremendous 9 room Railed Ranch on Convenient first floor unit with in Manchester. 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, all new Weal Vernon St. in Mancheater may be jual what Plano, another Dallas suburb, build the “super collider” pro­ unit with 1!4 baths, central air and open floor plan. FHA approved. was one of the possible sites garage. kitchen appliances, tasteful decor, private you’re looking for! 4 bedrooma, 3 full hath,, family ject. The $4.4 billion high-energy Blanchard & Rossetto basement, ample parking. Asking •119,900. room with wet bar, stunning Vermont marble considered for the headquarters physics project also is expected to IsiStf fireplace. Acre plus lot. Indaw set up possible. relocation. generate thousands of jobs. call 643-2711 Clltaiai UlMtaali *192,500. — FREE HOME EVALUATION — RFAL EITAV e 646-2482 V' UConn to open center ( REALTY W O R LD D .W .H S H ^ (203) 848-7709 73 West Cantor Strosi for grinding research I Commercial-Investment Company Banoll/Frachatla Assoclalai Manchattsr, CT 06040 W E GET RESULTS " FOR SALE HARTFORD (AP) - The Uni­ with three decades of advances MANCHESTER *159,900 ELLINGTON versity of Connecticut is opening fueled by research in Europe and, ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL - Delight In tti« livabil­ ity Of this attractive 2 story. Freshly decorated. • QlQI’a ’Busy Bee’ family restaurant. Thriving a center for researching and more recently, Japan.” said business on 2.5 commercial acres near Crys­ developing industrial grinding, UConn President John T. Casteen Quiet etreet, hardwood floors, eat-ln kitchen, 4 tal Lake, Route 30 location - great tor expan­ BR, 1.5 baths, main-level laundry. Move in Im­ sion or further development. an integral part of Connecticut III. mediately. WATERFRONT PROPERTY industries that employ thousands He said UConn was the approp­ • 3.5 Acres In prime Industrial area abutting El- BOLTON *225,000 llnj^on Airport. Property Includes sound fiB of people. riate place for such a center “in a Spectacular views of entire lakel 2 bedroom home with 1890 Colonial with Commercial Potential. UConn officials said Tuesday state enriched by a strong d^ large tireplaced living room, fireplaced atrium room VERNON that American industry is spend­ fense industry and corp.orations and ■ new 500 aq. ft. deck. • 6 Acre Industrial site on busy Rt. 83, great visi­ ing more and more on foreign- dependent upon metalworking bility, excellent lor mini warehouse/storage G' made grinding products for sur­ and cutting operations.” Industrial Condo use. face finishing of such things as Owen Devereux, head of • 2 Acres In C-10 zone on Rt. S3 nar Hartmann's ball bearings. UConn’s department of metal­ Supermarket. 2,000 SF home with income D.W.FISH apt. Coventry •385,000 •Coventry *379,800 Connecticut companies using lurgy, said that of the $3.5 million THE REALTY COMPANY Custom dMlgned and built'with This home has been designaa and the products range from small : worth of machine tools bought by FOR LEASE >. quality In mindl Juat a law of the built with a bit of luxury In mindl ELLINGTON faaturaa are 4 badrooma, 2H baths, The Master Bedroom has a flra- tool-and-die manufacturers up American industries in 1985 VEMtON ■ Price reduced on this like new 7 room Ranch. 1 st floor IVER MILL ESTATES double lacuzzi In Master Bedroom, family room, 3 bedrooms, eat-ln kitchen, fireplace, finished rec laca and a Jacuzzi In tha private and down the Naugatuck Valley alone, 43 percent came from • New Rantal/Profaaalonal Center on high traf­ 201 New State Road, Manchester tkyllghts In Jaiuzzl, family room, Cathl 8oma of the (aaturs are; 4 nice to giants like Pratt & Whitney, a foreign sources. fic Rt. 83. Several sites available starting it room and much more for only *149,900. Call us and we will and main bath. Atrium doors oH size bedrooma. 2Vk bathe, 2 flra- maker of jet engines, in East “This is a disturbing contrast to 1,100 SF, Move-In Bonus ' show you through. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-4 PM family room and dfnlng room to placM, graanhousa, atrium doors B e t t e r VERNON •9“-*11».qtt Starting at; *148,500. 52xl0dack, and greanhouta. There Hartford. 1980, when only 25 percent of Featuring- to 12x28 dock, and skylights. Thera 2,800 SO. FT. CONTEMPORARY * 2 Bedrooms, 1‘a Baths • Cathedral Ceilings are allowances for carpet, appli­ art allowances (or carpet, ap^l- The new research center will be purchased machine tools in the • • Multi-use 8,500 SF basement space In the ances, and electrical (Ixturaal Call BOLTON *340;000 ^ center of Rockville's business district. • Private Deck • i>l(yhghts ancaa and electrical flxtural Call to­ • Custom Kitchen w/applla for an appointment todayll part of UConn’s School of Engi­ United States were foreign- Brand new cedar aiding Contemporary. 3 bedrooms • Garage with Opener day and let ua show you thla beauti­ neering and will be the only such made,” Devereux said. •3*» sq. ft. I -Quality ■ ful hornet The center, which will have an plus master bedroom suite with whirlpool and skylit •. 2,400 SF of prime medical oMIce space adja­ U&R REALTY CO. university-based center in the bath, 2 decks, 1st door laundry pnd MOREI MOREI cent to other practitioners and hospital. STRANO REAL ESTATE country, school officials said at a annual budget of $300,000 from MOREI *7" sq. ft. state Capitol news conference. private and state and federal 643-2692 ^ 647-7653 “The center will provide re­ government sources, will be OfFICE HOURS Directions: 1-84, Exit 60, turn East and bear left. Past East Catholic headed by Trevor D. Howes of 643-1591 243 Main St, Manchester, CT 06040 243 Main Straat, Manchaalar, CT 06040 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor search and development that, will Dally 0:000:00 .A. High School ■ Rivermill Estates on left across from Hilliard Street. (203) 646-7709 help U.S. corporations catch up Great Britain. L 871-1400 Vernon Cr., Vamon, CT 06066______Sat. M 0 4 : 0 0 643-4616 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Nov. 16. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Nov. 16, 1988 — II OPINION SCIENCE & HEALTH I N B l t l E F Smith heads state group Dr. Samuel G. Aquifer vs. VA police Big bellies may mean big heart trouble Smith of Manches- ter has been By Paul Recer is about the same strength.” and the distribution of fat ihay be of monkeys, the females that tended elected chairman The Associated Press He said he studied a group of 900 determined, in part, by genetics. to distribute fat to their abdominal of the Connecticut e>Top£^omo am pim training men and 1,400 women and found that Section of the economy: Claude Bouchard of Laval Univer­ area were three times more likely to WASHINGTON — If your paun he said, the scientists are not certain why waist Hospital, Univer­ ill have to do it the hard way. cute, but it can be as dangerous to tbe “low gainers,” indicating a genetic sity of Connecticut woefully inadequate training of police risks increase when the waist size was difference, said Bouchard.^_^ fat tends to lead to heart attack, but Originally, the town’s Planning Department officers working at Veterans Admin­ heart as cigarette smoking, high 80 percent of the hip size. And the some studies have shown that the fat Health Center, staff proposed a set of rules that would have istration hospitals. blood pressure or excess cholesterol fatter the waist, the higher the risk, he Also, he said, the brothers all tended Farmington. He is to follow the same pattern of weight cells stqred in the abdomen are forbidden certain types of businesses and io il in the bloodstream, said Per Bjornt- •said. different from fat cells stored a clinical associate We have already reported on the torp of the University of Goteborg ilin distribution, but some sets of twins at th e UConn _ . ^ _ industries from being established over the poor caliber of many officers hired by In effect, if you’re shaped like a elsewhere. Sweden. barrel, you’ve got a greater chance of gained the additional fat in the waist Health Center. Samuel Q. Smith aquifer under any conditions. The proposal the VA Security Services. Some while others gained it in the hips. “The abdominal fat is more easily 5 serving on the force have criminafi “If a person has normal weight, bunt having a heart attack than if you’re mobilized (metabolized by the For the past three years. Smith has been vice also included prohibiting some existing the fat is distributed wrong, it could be; shaped like a pear. Carol Shively of me Bowman Gray body),” he said. “This may tend to chairman of the college’s Connecticut Section. 7 record^, including convictions for a risk,” said Bjorntorp. “When youi businesses atop the aquifer from expanding dr rape and murder. Fortypercent of the A Canadian study of identical twins School of Medicihein Winston-Salem, raise the lipid level (cholesterol is a He is secretary-treasurer of the Connecticut their operations. compare it to the other risk factors, it showed that the rate of weight gain N.C., said that in a laboratory colony lipid) in the bloodstreanu” ^ciety Board and a member of several ^ 1.800 people on the VA police force do societies. Outright prohibitions have the obvious a not meet the VA’s own requirement of Smith earned his medical degree from the advantage that they are simple to understand % two years of prior law enforcement University of Rochester in New York. and easy to enforce. The equally obvious ^ experience. New mice Most common diagnoses for Analysis, therapy ACOG is a national medical organizatlOh ^ Now, our associates Stewart Harris that represents more than 27,000 specialists disadvantage is prohibitions curtail new 4 economic growth and put a serious crimp in yS and Scott Sleek have found evidence short-stay hospital patients who provide health care for women. ^ of inadequate training of these help study In 1987, diseases of the circulatory system were the most common may avert cancer ability of existing commercial enterprises to |m unqualified recruits after they are disorder diagnosed for patients in short-stay hospitals in the U.S. Radio telescope collapses plan for their own future expansions. ^ hired. The issue is vital because the Included in the circulatory system group were those with heart and When the drafted rules came under scrutiny Rt5EARCHtR5 CONCLUDING THAT DMONINQ 1AU5T MPA\R UTOIUG.TOO... 5? work is dangerous. In some cases V ^ of cancer cerebrovascular and heart disease GREEN BANK, W.Va. (AP) - One of the by local businesses, the reaction was that the patients can be violent. Many of the diseases. INPATIENTS OF U.S. SHORT-STAY world’s biggest'radio telescopes collapsed in ---- hospitals are found in high crime Cl HOSPITALS, BY DIAGNOSIS. 1987 NEWYORK (AP) — Risks for cancer or heart what a scientist lamented as a “major blow” to rules contained too many outright BALTIMORE (AP) n- Mice ^ ------w ..... astronomy. areas where they attract drug deal­ genetically altered to grow ma­ disease may be revealed through analyzing prohibitions and too few mechanisms for ers, panhandlers and robbers. In mdlions o l patients: personality, and psychotherapy may be able to head The 26-year-old telescope, a dish the length of controlling development over the aquifer. lignant tumors will give re­ a football field in diameter, gave way late The VA gives its security force searchers a more accurate pic­ off the diseases, according to controversial The newest thinking on the subject is that Circulatory ayatam research. Tuesday, said George Seielstad, assistant Johnson inherits GOP mantle recruits a mere 66 hours of training at ture of how cancer develops, says disaaaaa HI "If the research ... holds up under ongoing director for Green Bank operations at the there should be no outright prohibitions, but its Little Rock, Ark., police school DIgaatIva ayatam a spokesman for Du Pont, which scientific scrutiny, we will be entering a new era of National Radio Astronomy Observatory. that constraints should be worked out for all The rationale for the limited training will begin selling the mice next diaaaaaa _____ - - -• corridors around the hall at the health care and disease prevention,” B riti^ “Absolutely nobody was hurt, but the operations that pose a potential threat of ulate winner.s in legislative races. is that recruits who are hired by the year. Injury and polaonfng telescope itself is beyond repair and there was By Bob Conrad •Sheraton. Phones started ringing Don’t let that facade of well- ... '.'M psychologist Hans Eysenck wrote in the December^ VA are supposed to have two years of The mouse, called “Onco- Reaplratory ayatam 'damage to the control room where the aquifer pollution. around the state right after the groomed civility fool you.® or that issue of Psychology Today. police experience under their belts - Mouse,” will be sold to govern­ diaaaaaa telescope is operated from,” Seielstad said The problem with that approach is that it The indisputable fact about Repuh election as GOP insiders, some nnn-stop talk about complicated a requirement that in practice was The thrust of research by Eysenck and today. will require technologically detailed lican politics in the wake of Lowell opportunists and a lot of reporters issues. Nancy Johnson is a tough pol ment and university laboratories, C:enltourlnary ayatam psychologist Ronald Grossarth-Maticek Is that tossed out the window years ago. the giant chemical company diaaaaaa yThe cause of t.he accident was under provisions cast in language that will Weicker’s defeat last week is that buzzed about successors to Poliner. inside. She is a blonde Ella Grasso in The chief of the VA Security ' repressed emotions and hopelessness may lead to Congresswoman Nancy Johnson of announced Tuesday. Naoplaama ------■-----: cancer, and hostility and aggression to heart ^investigation. “We know it was not weather- withstand legal scrutiny. even though his term runs until next that league. And she should be. Her Services. James Fasone, told us that related because last night was a beautiful New Britain becomes the senior and June. father, the late Noble Lee. was a The mice may enable re­ Muaculoakalatal, con- disease. It will not be easy to devise such his office has taken its lumps and necTtlva llaaua diaaaaaa evening,” Seielstad said. ranking GOP office holder when hi.s But the administrative post Poliner college dean and Republican who cracked down on hiring practices. But searchers to accelerate the Grossarth-Maticek has developed a six-questlon complicated legislation and still reconcile the term expires in January. holds is subject to the whim of his served more than two decades in the screening of new and existing Manlal Diaordara Short-slay personality quiz to identify people prone to cancer Fasone said the VA police school is hospitals have six Morse code signs off interests represented by the G reater Weicker, who narrowly lost his bid collective boss, the statewide policy Illinois Legislature from Chicago. taking unwarranted potshots fromi chemicals and methods to either or heart disease, Eysenck writes. for a fourth term in the U.S. Senate Nu trillonal.matabollc, beds or more for inpatient But in a statement accompanying Eysenck’s Manchester Chamber of Commerce and the committee. The titular, ceremonial Nancy was weaned on basic politics. critics who have never “stuck their treat or prevent cancer, Du Pont & Immunity diaordara 1.1 use and an average length LONDON (AP) — World shipping leaders last week, has been titular head of the direction is more firmly rooted in spokeman Roger Morris said in a ol slay o l less than 30 days. article, senior editor Joshua Fischman warned that Economic Development Commission with the The same election that knocked nose in a classroom.” Nnrvoua ayatam and have given the go-ahead for the introduction of party since Republican Tom Meskill custom, whether an incumbent exer­ The American Legion, a self telephone interview Tuesday 0.9 researchers have spotted inconsistencies and new. automatic communications that will interest represented by the Conservation left the governor’s officeat the start of cises the leadership role or not. Lowell Weicker out of the box after 18 aenaa organ diaaaaa J technical problems in Grossarth-Maticek’s studies. years in the Senate may have altered appointed watchdog for veterans from the company’s headquar­ mean the end of the Morse code for ships at sea. Commission. 1975. visited the school in April and ters in Wilmington, Del. S O U R C E: Naiional C«nt*r lor MBAlth Slaii$tic$ InfoCrtphlcB O N rrh Ar«ncA Syndlcats One psychologist found the studies “unable to The Global Maritime Distress and Safety The new approach is probably a better wa.\ Some party people — Weicker Nancy Johnson, who won a fourth Mrs. Johnson’s course indirectly. The achieve the level of certainty that science term in the Sixth Congre.ssional Senate was one possible goal for her. if reported that as many as one-third of Another potential use for the System transmits and receives automatically, to resolve the problem in view of the fact that dislikers — never accepted that the students had never made an arrest demands,” Fischman wrote. so Morse will no longer be a requirement for arguing that the maverick from District last week by a landslide, is a Weicker had followed one scenario I mice would be to test substances “The findings right now represent more hope than the aquifer underlies so much of Manchesler’.v natural for that kind of status with the had heard and run successfully for or testified in court, “in reality, the to determine if they cause cancer, ships. Shipowners are expected to phase out Greenwich wasn’t a "real” Republi school is not designed to teach basic certainty, but it is because of that hope, and the hope radio operators when the new equipment is territory and that much of that land is already can. But the traditional pecking order party. While her first priority will be governor in 1990. He could have a process that usually takes about New clot-melting drugs for further debate and research, that we are till job she was elected to do in appointed her to complete his term. police skills.” the American Legion two years and $2 million per installed in ships, starting in 1993. under intensive use. But as town official.s works that wayV Now. barring a reported. “The intent is for the.VA to presenting them,” Fischman said. Some parts of the new technology, which consider regulations, they must keep in mind shuffle in her caneer. Mrs Johnson Congress, she'll not hesitate to tackle But Democrat Lieberman has the substance, he said. According to Eysenck, Grossarth-Maticek's the political responsibility also. hire seasoned, experienced police The animals were developed by can treat heart attacks includes satellite communications, are al­ the primary goal — protecting the purity of inherits the mantlA job for six years now. and Democratie officers. In practice, this does nol studies supported the theory by predicting disease ready in use on British shipsand from 1999they Predictably, cries for State Chair Mrs Johnson has carried out a kind Harvard University, and Du Pont 10 years or more before people died of it. the water we and our children will need to Sen. Chris Dodd’s term has another happen." will be compulsory on ships worldwide. man Bob Poliner's scalp began of active apprenticeship in hands-on four years to run. has commercial rights to the WASHINGTON (AP) - Com­ biggest killer, accounting for In that research, almost half the people drink, -.i ■Three VA cops killed while on thr animals underan agreement with The decision was taken Friday during a ringing out before the shock from direction of the party under Weicker. So Nancy Johnson may have to job in the last two years had munity hospitals that lack highly 540,000 deaths annually. considered cancer-prone died from that disease and two-week London conference of the Interna­ Weicker’s loss to Joe Lieberman had and in concert with the two other GOP change gears, depending on what her complained about training, according Harvard, Morris said. sophisticated labs for heart Dr. Richard C. Pasternak of fewer than a tenth from heart disease. Of those tional Maritime Organization, a United Na­ worn off. The Durham attorney was House members from Connecticut — In April, Harvard received the procedures can provide top-notch Boston’s Beth Israel Hospital considered at risk for heart disease, about a third tions agency for the safety of shipping and Reps John Rowland and Christopher party offers in the next cycles. But as to their families. ... And the world seen as Weicker ally when he won tbf its incoming ranking leader, she will Auditors with the VA Inspector first U.S. patent granted for an care to heart attack victims said; “I think it’s very good news. died of it but only one-fifth died of cancer, Eysenck preventing ships polluting the seas. ebairman.ship. and that assumption Shays animal for the genetically engi­ simply by giving them clot- It tells us that we don’t have to be wrote. The 66 countries represented accounted for be in a position to influence that General’s Office expect to complete Other studies found the risk could be reduced was all the detractors of both men She says the party, needs todo more future, too. their own report on the training in the neered mouse, which contains a dissolving drugs and other medi­ so aggressive.” about 97 percent of the world’s ships, said needed when Weicker fell. in communications, internally and gene that makes it more suscepti­ cines, a new study suggests. Hp said the results mean that through psychotherapy aimed at the personality spokesman Roger Kohn. iust gets crazier next few months. flaws, Eysenck wrote. In that regard, the meeting of thr with the public. In the days since last What’s the solution? The Office of ble to cancer. The long-awaited report shows community hospitals can provide Republican State Central Committer week’s election, she has been in Bob Conrad, a Bristol resident, Special Counsel, which is in charge of The patent sparked debate on that hearf. attack victims don’t care to heart attack victims that Poor Imelda Marcos! Faced with $.5 millioi in Waterbury next Wedne.sday could contact with many Republicans writes weekly ' about Connecticut ^forcing personnel laws and has animal patents. Opponents of benefit fro:m immediately receiv­ is “safe, relatively inexpensive For a successful Thanksgiving, a sincere appreciation for all wa bond because of a fraud indictment, she h,i< I'O "veddy interesting " at lea^t in tl.r around the state'— mostly to congrat politics. investigated the VA police force genetic engineering said they ing balloon angioplasty, an ex­ and has a great outcome.” HAPPY THANKSGIVING have - a most happy get together vdth flowers & plants from suggests sending the VA recruits to- would ask Congress to outlaw pensive procedure that opens up If the study had shown that chosen decorum and shown up in court in clogged arteries that feed the emergency angioplasty works. It _____ CARDENS pardon the expression — plain black piim|r the Federal Law Enforcement Train . patents they say could allow ing C!enter in Glynco. Ga. heart. would have fueled the expansion on her now-famous feet. corporations to own new and Heart attacks occur when clots of expensive labs to perform this O p e n F o r u m A spokesman for the VA Donald. potentially dangerous varieties of Mrs. Marcos stands accused of illegallv Smith, said that VA police perform plug up already narrowed blood proc^ure. animals. vessels. Unless the clot is broken Braunwald noted that emer­ obtaining a mere $103 million in the duties that are too.specialized to be Morris said the mice may taught at the Glyncojfacility. “Glynco , up quickly, part of the heart gency angioplasty adds about Philippines and using the money to buy thrcf redude the number of animals muscle is starved of oxygen and $2,300 to patient’s hospital bills. If W ^oodia168 Woodland St. — 643-8474 w I as shown in the following chart. buildings in Manhattan. It’s called; Get the. trains people for-front-Iine enforce­ needed in cancer research be­ 8am-6pm dally^ General Fund subsidy plan The figures in columns 1 and 4 were taken directly from ment which is different than ours." he dies. the procedure was widely per­ assets out of the country and lock them awa\ covers up N. Elm problems Mr. Huestis’ chart. said. cause they more accurately Two relatively new drugs, formed after heart attacks, it SPECIAL in the United States. Columns 2, 3, and 5 are my figures. But officials at Glynco say they mimic the human,disease. tissue plasminogen activator, or could cost the nation an addi­ And she probably only has 3,000 pairs of Column 2 is column 1 divided by 19 units to arrive at a have a curriculum to fit almost every The mice “represent a pre­ TPA, and streptokinase, can melt tional $704 million annually. CUT FLOWERS viously unavailable animal these clots and save the heart if Even though there was never shoes left. monthly subsidy figure for the North Elm Street complex. need. Many of the 62 agencies using FRPQM Cl IT To the Editor: Column 3 is the monthly subsidy distributed to e^ch model ... which may provide given quickly after the attack clear evidence that angioplasty Doris Duke, devoted to “democracy,” gave the school lend their own officials to ' rental unit. help us trainers There is also researchers a method to answer begins. helps people survive heart at­ the $5 million bail for Imelda. That leaves the In my recent letter to the editor regarding the North Column 4 is the proposed rental shown on Mr. Huestis’ evidence that Glynco would be a ■ important questions leading to Many experts had reasoned tacks, the procedure is already CHRYSANTHEMUMS heiress with just $870 million to spread around Elm Street housing project, I stated that I would write a chart. cheaper place to trarp the VA police better cancer diagnoses, therapy that people’s chances woud be widely used this way at many mixed colors whatever causes she finds appealing to her subsequent letter commenting on Mr. Huestis' North Elm Column 5 is the total of columns 3 and 4, which is what This is not the first time training has and prevention,” Morris said. even better if they then received large hospitals. - HOLIDAY HINTS - I bunches _• $10.95 Street cash-flow chart. Before I do, let’s review the history the rentals should be for the project to be self-supporting The mice carry activated angioplasty within-a day or two of “This trial has settled one of the aristocratic blood. behind this project. been an issue for VA police. The their heart attacks. In this Dried Arrangements, Decorated as promised prior to the Nov. 4, 1986, referendum. American Legion voiced its concerns cancer genes, or oncogenes. The most important questions in Potted for Thanksgiving Giving Ms. Duke said she was “disgusted, The Crockett will required the town to use the property Column 4 is the projected rental iii Mr. Huestis' ^ procedure, a balloon is threaded modern-day cardiology,” com­ Rustic Logs and Pots, Balsam four years ago when it told the House gene is introduced shortly after ' into the narrow heart artery and — perfect hostess gifts — embarrassed and ashamed of my country’s for senior housing within a specified time period or turn cash-flow analysis. There are no numbers to support these Veterans Affairs Committee that the the mouse egg is fertilized, and mented Dr. J. Ward Kennedy of Wreaths - Frames, Cone mistreatment of Imelda and her ailing the property over to the American Cancer Society. Thus, a rental figures. From day one it was hoped that the starting temporarily inflated, squeezing the University of Washington in Wreaths, Balsam Greens, decision was made to build senior housing to be financed training program was "grossly that gene then becomes part of back the fatty buildups that clog Seattle. Chrysanthemums (extra large)...... $0 g e husband.” rents would be in the low $400’s a month. If there is any inadequate.” the mouse and its offspring. Artificial Wreaths. by obligation bonds. mathematical support for these rentals, such support is it. The study is Phase 2 of the Relger Begonias (large)...... *7 9 5 What are friends for? Even President That view was disputed by the VA’s "This provides researchers Also; Large selection of Bird Feeders, 1. The design for a complex of buildings was not put out well hidden. medical chief Donald Custis, who told In the latest study, doctors Thrombolysis In Miocardial In­ Christmas Cacti (4" pot)...... *4 9 5 Reagan maintains his friendship with the to bid. Only one firm was asked to submit a design. The with a model in which the cancers found that people who got TPA, farction Trial, or TIMI-II, con­ Garden Books and Statuary Christmas Peppers (large pot)...... *4 9 5 1 2 3 4 5 the committee the training program form naturally within the animal. ducted at 50 hospitals across the deposed dictator, Ferdinand Marcos, and his first cost estimate was in the $650,000 range. A few weeks was doing “an excellent job.” Appar­ aspirin and a blood-thinning drug Cyclamen...... i q ’q c fashion-minded wife. later the estimate was increased to $1,300,000. Quite a W ithout Rather than insert a tumor and called heparin did just as well as United States. Keep Feeding The Birds difference, to say the least. Y early P er unit P e r unit Proposed subsidy ently Custis had not seen the report of then try to study that tumor, the The first phase of the study Violets (2" pot) *1.39...... (4" pot) $3 ; i g And the world just continues to get crazier, a consultant hired by the VA in 1983 ' those whp also received 2. The project was put on the ballot on Nov. 4. 1986, Item Y ear •h o rtag e per year per month ren tal ren tal mouse is bom with the tumor,” angioplasty. showed that giving people TPA Blui Sill Bird S88d s„„,,^;:“Vhi.ti.. Kalenchoe (4’’ pot) Cyclamen (4" pot).... *4 9 5 who lambasted the VA’s training Morris said. immediately after heart attacks 25 L b s ...... • 6.95 Millet, Cracked requesting approval to construct elderly multi-family 1989-90 $92,001 $4,842 $404 $450 $854 school and recommended that the In both groups, 93 percent were Polnsettlas...... *6!95 — The Day, New London senior housing to be financed by obligation bonds — not The first mice sold will carry a dramatically improved their 50 L b s ...... *12.95 Corn. etc. 1990-91 $83,329 $4,385 $365 $475 $840 officers be trained at the hospitals. still alive after one year, an chances of survival. General Fund tax dollars. 1991-92 874.715 $3,982 $328 $500 $828 cancer-causing gene found in a exceptionally high proportion. 3. At that time, the electorate was assured that if the variety of human cancers, partic­ 1992-93 ' $66,162 $3,482 $290 $525 $815 Pentagon shortcomings “There does not appear to be Letters to the editor $1,300,000 obligation bond were approved, the project 1993-94 $57,672 $3,035 $253 $550 $803 ularly breast cancer. Mice carry­ any additional benefit from angi­ would be financially self-supporting. 1994-95 $48,132 $2,533 $211 $580 $791 The waste and delays involved in > ing two other genes found in a oplasty,” said the study’s direc­ The Manchester Herald welcomes original letters 4. When the project was first advertised for building buying new Weapons systems are not * to the editor. 1996-96 $38,661 $2,035 $170 $610 $780 variety of cancers are expected to tor, Dr. Eugene Braunwald of bids, the estimates exceeded the available funds — i.e., 1996-97 $29,260 $1,640 $128 $640 r 6 8 new to the 1980s. The (General , be available later next year. Brigham and Women’s Hospital Letters should be brief and to the point. They $1,300,000 in obligation bonds. That should have been the Accounting Office recently looked at AitRORS" should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for ease 1997-96 $19,932 $1,049 $87 $670 $757 Du Pont said the first animals in Boston. ATiJUeUUKJK signal to back off and terminate any further attempt to 1996^99 $9,566 $503 $42 $705 $747 the record of the Pentagon and found will be sold for about $50 each. Heart attacks are the nation’s in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters must be develop housing by the town. that the headaches of the ’80s aren’t YOU ARE INVITED TO AN signed with name, address and daytime telephone 5. Instead, a plan was devised to reduce the available 10. It should be noted that the rents do not include heat or much different from the headaches of , number (for verification). units from 24-25 to 19-20. By doing this, 20 percent of the utilities. the ’70s. The root of the problem is ; OPEN HOUSE! The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the available income from rents was lost. Again, the loss of the When the cost of heat (electric) and utilities (water and unpredictable funding. When they get ■ interests of brevity, clarity and taste. rental income should have been the big red signal to sewer) are added to the 1989-90 proposed $450 rent, the money for a project. Pentagon . COLOR 4ND IMAGE THE ARBORS, THE AREA’S NEWEST RETIREMENT COMMUNITY. Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester terminate the program. total cost for rent will be in the $500-plus-per-month range, officials hang on to that project, even I Manchester, CT ■ 646-2954 INVITES YOU TO VISIT DURING OUR WEEK LONG OPEN HOUSE. Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. 6. Instead, a bad financial decision was made to go or $6,000-plus a year. if it turns out to be ill-advised. They ; ahead despite the fact that the program was not Using the generally accepted theory that one should be defend an idea to the death rather ' VIEW OUR MODEL APARTMENT. COMMON AREAS AND HEAR WHY THE self-supporting as originally planned. able to allocate 25 percent to 33 percent of one’s income for than spend money looking at alterna- j Is Offering ARBORS IS A PLACE "WHERE GOOD FRIENDS MAKE GOOD NEIGHBORS” 7. At various times in recent months. Mayor DiRosa rent means that these units are affordable to senior tives. That slavish devotion to an J ONE WEEK. STARTING FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 11. fHaiirliPstrr yrralJi alluded to the need for further financial assistance to citizens with incomes in the $18,000-par-year to $24,000- unproven design leads to cost over- ( I support the program. However, it wasn’t until Mr. per-year range, i.e., for the Hrst year. Each year runs and delays while the Pentagon • A Personal Finishing Course DAILY HOURS 9 AM - 5 PM AND SUNDAY 12 NOON TO 4 PM Founded In 1681 Huestis’ cash-flow report — dated Oct. 28, 1988 — was thereafter the rents will increase 5 percent. tries to stuff a square peg into a round » for Teens PENNY M. S IEFFER T...... Publisher made public that it became known that the North Elm 11. My last comment questions the right of the town hole. When the top brass does ; To: GEORGE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor Street housing project would be $530,000 in the hole for the administration, the mayor and Board of Directors to take summon the courage to cancel a bad ' ARBORS DOUG LAS A. B EV IN S ...... Executive Editor first 10 years. General Fund tax dollars and use them to subsidize idea, the decision often comes after { Build Self-Esteem MARIE P G R A D Y ...... City Editor AT HOP BROOK ALEXANDER G IR ELLI...... AeeoclateEditor 8. To cover up this shortage a plan was developed to rentals at the North Elm Street senior housing complex. millions of dollars and thousands of J Become More Confident subsidize the project with interest-free Gieneral Fund tax Finally, I would like to compliment Mr. Huestis for his hours have been spent on the idea. J 403 WEST CENTER STREET DENISE A. ROBERTS ...... Advertising Directordollars. If a reasonable borrowing rate of 6 percent were Oct. 28, 1988, financial analysis. It was well done and his Develop Your Self Image and Poise MANCHESTER. CT 06040-4738 JEANNE G. FRO M ER TH ...... Business Manageradded, the total shortage of $530,000 after 10 years would increased annual factors were reasonable. SHELDON COHEN ...... Composing Manager Small personal classes now forming. ROBERT H- HUBBARD ...... Pressroom Managerbe more like $800,000, including $270,Ooo of interest. Jack Anderson and his associate, i 647-9343 FRANK J. M eSW EEGAN...... Circulation Director 9. Now, to comment on Mr. Huestis’ chart: Without the J. Russell Smyth Dale Van Atta, are syndicated ! Brochures upon request. use of the General Fund the rents would almost be doubled 48 Strawberry Lane, Manchester columnists. It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Nov. 16. 1988 iBanrhrstrr Hrralii Weiss Trade Ne^ Haven tackles From page 1 From page 1 Defense rests case Section 2, Page 13 children’s problems FOOD Wednesday, Nov. 16, 1988 Weiss earlier this year was Koi)g, Taiwan and South Korea — In drug-money trial denied a pay raise of $4,000. which it narrowed by nearly $250 million NEW HAVEN (AP) - Young would have boosted his $M,000 NEW HAVEN (AP) - The Lhundering and Travel Acts, H aven’s 350th birthday, drew 500 to slightly less than $3.1 billion. mothers on welfare should find I.ieople. A cross-section of the salary to $72,000. after the reva­ But the U.S. deficit position defense has rested its case in racketeering, conspiracy to luation was scrapped. the money laundering trial of some way to further their educa­ (..■ommunity was represented, in­ with Canada nearly tripled to $1.1 violate the racketeering law, tion or else they will face the He has denied that his decision Carlos Restrepo, a Colombian and conspiracy to aid and abet cluding business leaders, policy billion. crippling effects of over­ to retire at the end of the current businessman who claims he the distribution of cocaine. makers, civic groups, educators Before today’s report was dependence on public assistance, and providers of social services. fiscal year, June 30. 1989. was issued, Larry Chimerine, chair­ was engaged in the legitimate Restrepo testified Monday actress Cicely Tyson told a Mayor Biagio DiLieto used the prompted by the problems with man of the W EFA Group, a business of currencyexchange and again Tuesday that he Make holiday feasts special city-sponsored conference on conference to announce he will be the revaluation and the sewage forecasting firm based in Bala when he accepted a fortune in believed he was doing business children in poverty. naming a six-person ^advisory treatment plant. Cynwyd, Pa., said a deficit above drug money and moved it to with a legitimate company. Tyson said education is the key committee to recommend ways Among the highlights of the $11 billion' could create a new accounts in Panama. He said he took a number of to dealing with the problem of to bring the entire community past two years, Weiss mentioned "pounding of the dollar.” The In his second day on the security precautions in mov­ children in poverty. together to battle New Haven’s the town’s progress in meeting dollar already has dropped in witness stand in U.S. District ing money thrf>ugh the United Court, Restrepo testified ’Tues­ Teen-agers must learn the high child poverty rate. Turkey can be used often, not just holidays affirmative action goals for mi­ States because he feared thefts value by about 8 percent against responsibilities of life so children norities including hiring two day that his desire for secrecy DiLieto said the conference the Japanese yen. and unwarranted seizures by will stop having children, and black police officers, increased was motivated only by a fear of was an admission that the city iaw oracers. Millions of dollars mothers must learn skills that development activity, a 12.7 robberies and unwarranted in i ^ h were turned over in alone cannot solve the staggering If yours is to or until internal temperature and rearrange so that uncooked will lift them out of the cycle of percent increase in the Grand seizures by law officers whom problems that have resulted in be a small fam­ registers 175 degrees F., in boxn, bags, baskets and suit­ poverty, she said. portions are_ toward the outer List between 1985 and 1987, and he said are suspicious of all cases through a system in New Haven having the second ily gathering several places, turning turkey edge of the t>iate; cover. “ Welfare is to support, not to capital improvements in the Peace Colombians. which code words and beepers highest infant mortality rate ' this Thanksgiv­ over and brushing once with Microwavb at high power for 30 create dependency. We cannot M ic r o w a v e police department. Federal prosecutors said were used to make contacts. among cities in the country, and ing, and you apricot mixture. Let stand for 10 seconds to 2‘A minutes more, or From page 1 condone theabuseofit,” shesaid. Weiss also cited a reorganiza­ they would seek to have an Upon his instructions, the the fourth highest rate of children don’t want to be minutes, tented in aluminum foil. just unUl turkey is no longer pink. “ As long as you have your K it c h e n tion of the Parks and Cemeteries expert witness on money in poverty. bothered with Place remaining apricot mix­ money, would be wire- health, your strength, there is Place cooked turkey on serving Division and Recreation Depart­ political committee that drafted laundering testify briefly to­ transferred to accounts in cooking a ture in a smalfbowl. Microwave plate and cover with foil to keep something in the world for you to With a, rate of 17.7 deaths for Marge Churchill ment, which will result in the day, as part of the govern­ Panama. whole turkey, at high for 1 to I'A minutes, or the resolutions, said; "W e expect earn your way,” Tyson said. every 1,000 infants, the city warm. Repeat with remaining consolidation'Of the division with ment’s rebuttal case, before If a Colombian is found with then we have until heated through. Serve with turkey. a change in the American attitude Welfare is extremely impor­ ranked second only to Washing­ the Recreation Department; the trial moved to closing some wonder­ sliced turkey. Yields 6 to 8 toward the Palestinian problem. a large amount of money in tant to mothers with no one to ton. D.C. Combine butter, water, Mar­ growth in water and sewer arguments. this country, Restrepo said, ful suggestions servings. sala, flour, chicken bouillon and If America looks hard and support their young children, she In 1986, 41.6 percent of all service: and record activity in Restrepo, who has been for you! seriously enough, it will find all police will automatically seize said. But every mother on wel­ children in New Haven were garlic powder in a 2-cup measure. the Building Division brought aided by an interpreter but it because of Colombia’s repu­ The National Turkey Growers areas to outside of dish. Defrost Microwave at high power for 2 the elements needed for a true fare should find some way ti;» found to be living in poverty, Herb roasted turkey about by new development. change in its position. testified in English, appeared tation as a m ajor source of Association has. recognized the for half of the time. Figure the minutes, stirring once. Add further her education so that according to 1986 Bureau of relaxed and smiled often as he drugs. trend to smaller families, and is time required by using 3 to 6 breast au Jus "Only a blind statesman will when her children are old enough Census estimates. mushrooms. Microwave at high was cross-examined Tuesday also trying to make turkey a part minutes per pound at 50% (m e­ 1 package (about 4 pounds) fail to see what the Palestinians Restrepo has admitted that The conference received re­ power for 2 more minutes, by Assistant U.S. Attorney to go to day care or nursery of frequent family menus. They dium power) or 7 to 9'/i minutes fresh turkey breast half are offering,” he said. Colombia’s drug kingpins school, “ she can get on with her ports on model programs in stirring once. Pour half of the Richard N. Palmer. want consumers to consider per pound at 3% (low) power. 2 large garlic cloves, thinly The United States' longstand­ were the source of most of the life,” Tyson said. Chicago and Minneapolis that sauce over turkey. Pass remain­ Restrepo is accused of money he handled in the turkey as more than a holiday Shield leg tips and warm areas sliced ing sauce. Yields 4 servings. Eighth ing preconditions for direct nego­ Welfare “ can cause the moist show how businesses and com­ laundering more than $10 United States. But he said he special to feed large gatherings. with alumitxutn foil. Turn over 1 teaspoon onion salt tiations with the PLO have been destructive kind of dependency munities can work together to From page 1 million, from September 1986 A check of your local super­ and separate pieces. Defrost 1 teaspoon dried oregano leaves that it recognize Israel and bought the money from the promote tha^fM hy development to June 1987, through a dummy that can cripple individuals fo r market in both the fresh poultry Paprika renounce terrorism. The White drug dealers'to exchange it at of c h ild re n / ^ remaining time until surface is Turkey almondlne the rest of their lives,” she saiid, and freezer sections will reveal a House said ’Tuesday that the PLO corporation in Greenwich op­ a profit for Colombians inter­ soft but not hot. Rinse under cool 2 cups chicken broth 1 package (about 1 pound) adding, "there is nothing in the Miss Tyson, in a luncheon growing number of choices trgm with the town directors Nov.22. resolutions had "positive ele­ erated by FBI agents. He is ested in converting their pesos running water. Let stand for 5 2 tablespoons dry white wine or turkey breast tenderloin steaks world like independence and speech, talked about her trips DiRosa told the directors that ments” , and Bush said he wanted charged with multiple counts into dollars — and not to help fresh ground turkey to ktmTey minutes, or until thickest part of sherry 2 tablespoons flour doing for your.self.” through drought-stricken sec­ every time he thought he had an to be sure that the Palestinians of violating the federal Money launder the money. parts and turkey cutlets. This meat can be pierced with the tine Rinse turkey and pat dray. 1 beaten egg The conference, the third s.nd tions of Africa in 1985 when she agreement with Longest, "there have truly recognized Israel. increased selection, along with of a fork. Loosen lining under skin with 1 package (2 ounces) sliced final city event marking New was chairperson for UNICEF. would be changes and a new Israeli leaders, however, re­ packaging in smaller amounts, How to defrost turkey cutlets: knife. Pull skin back, leaving almonds proposal inserted for review.” jected the PLO declaration of makes it possible for a small Place unopened package in mic­ attached along one edge. Make 2 tablespoons butter " I think it’s inappropriate to independence as being full of family to enjoy turkey for rowave oven. Defrost for 1-3 of cuts in surface of turkey meat and 1 orange, cut into wedges move ahead (tonight) ...in terms "double talk,” saying it did not Thanksgiving without having to total time. Figure time required insert garlic slices. Combine of coming to any final conclusion explicity recognize Israel or face a seemingly overwhelming by 5‘/i minutes per pound at onion salt and oregano. Sprinkle Coat turkey with flour. Dip one with regards to that document,” re'nounce terrorism. amount of leftovers. 50% ithedium) power or 9'/z to turkey with half of the mixture. side of each turkey Meak in egg DiRosa said. " It (the last discus­ But some Israeli analysts said The microwave is ideally suited— \¥n minutes per pound at 30% Replace skin; secure with and press with a lm ^ m J ^ ic ro - sion with Longest) was two the move has put Israel on the to cooking turkey in smaller (low) power. Turn the package toothpicks. Place in a glass wave butter at high power for 30 weeks ago tonight. It doesn’t defensive. amounts. It is fast, efficient, and over. Defrost for 1/3 of the time. baking dish, skin-side down. seconds in a 9 inch square glass seem to me that ... there’s any The resolutions speak volumes will yield turkey that is both Open package and separate cu­ Cover with plastic wrap, turning baking dish. great, great pressure to push the about what moderate Palestini­ tender and juicy. Today’s column tlets. Arrange in a single layer of back corner to vent. Microwave Place turkey steaks, almond- process.” ans see as achievable and what will feature recipes for turkey a large plate, removing any at high power for 11 minutes per side down, along outer edge of the Republican Director Geoffrey they will settle for to get the peace breast, turkey thigh, and turkey which are defrosted. Defrost pound, turning skin-side up and dish, overlapping ends. Cover Naab agreed. ball rolling. tenderloin. remaining time, or until cutlets sprinkling with remaining sea- with waxed paper. Microwave at "W e ’ve had one phonydeadiine The declaration of independ­ Defrosting turkey is one of the are pliable. Let stand for 5 ■ soning mixture and paprika after high for 3>A minutes. Turn turkey set aside. Melt butter in a I'A 1 onion, cut Into wedges after another phony deadline ence based its legitimacy for a most appreciated benefits of . a ^inutes. half of the cooking time. over, arranging uncooked por­ quart casserole at high power for 4 servings hot cooked spaghetti month after month after month. ” Palestinian state, albeit territory microwave oven. You defrost it Place chicken broth and wine in tions toward the outer edge of the about 30 seconds. Stir in flour, Place turkey in a 12-by-8-inch he said. occupied by Israel, on a 1947 the day you want it, instead of a 4-cup glass measure. Micro- dish. bouijlon and turkey seasoning. glass dish, with meatiest portions Naab criticized DiRosa for United Nations resolution propos­ crowding the refrigerator for Apricot-glazed turkey wave at high power for 4 minutes Cover and microwave at high Gradually add milk. Microwave of turkey toward the outer edge. withholding the proposed agree­ ing the partition of Palestine into several days ahead of time. 4-pound boneless whole turkey and serve with turkey. Yields 8 power for 3 to 4 minutes more, or at high power for 4 to 6 minutes, or Cover with plastic wrap, turning ment from board members while Arab and Jewish states. How to defrost turkey breasts ■A teaspoon dried marjoram servings. until turkey is no longer pink. uniti thickened, stirring every 2 back corner to vent. Microwave holding three caucuses on the On that basis, it appears the and half turkeys: Unwrap tur­ leaves Squeeze orange wedges over minutes. at high power for 5 minutes, proposal with the Democratic PLO is prepared to negotiate. key; place on rack in baking dish, 'A teaspoon pepper. turkey. Yields 4 servings. Add turkey and cover, micro- rotating dish halfway through majority Nov. 1. But progress in attaining peace breast side down. Defrost for half 1 Jar (12 ounces) apricot Turkey marsala wave at high power for 7 to 8 cooking time. One of those caucuses took also hinges on how far Palesti­ of the time. Figure the time preserves 1 package (about 1 pound) fresh minutes more, rearranging tur­ Microwave at medium (50%) place in Lincoln Center after nian radicals are prepared to go required by using Vh to 5',^ 1 tablespoon butter turkey breast slices Twenty-minute turkey key halfway through heating. power for 40 minutes, rotating DiRosa. and Longest had con­ along with the terms the national minutes per pound at 50% (me­ Place turkey on roasting rack. 2 tablespoons butter and dressing Meanwhile prepare stuffing ac­ dish halfway through coolting. ferred there. DiRosa declined cording to package directions. Place turkey on platter. Add council laid down. dium) power or 5*/4 to 8 minutes Rub with marjoram and pepper; 1 cup water 1 pound oven roasted breast of after that caucus on the accord to George Habash, leader of the per pound at 30% (low) power. cover with waxed paper. Micro- ■A cup dry Marsala wine Serve turkey with gravy and sauce, wine, pepper and onion to turkey stuffing. Yields 4 servings. say what had transpired., Marxist Popular Front for the Shield warm orbrown spots. Turn wave at high for 10 minutes. 3 tablespoons flour ’ liquid in baking dish. Cover and 2 tablespoons bdtter microwave at high power for7 to 9 " I don’t have any idea what Liberation of Palestine and a breast side up. Defrost for the Combine apricot preserves and 2 teaspoons Instant chicken 2 tablespoon flour went on Tuesday night (Nov I ) .” minutes, stirring every three longtime critic of PLO leader remaining time and rinse in cool butter in a 2-cup measure. bouillon 1 teaspoon Instqnt chicken Naab said. minutes. Yasser Arafat’s efforts to find a water. Let stand for 5 to 10 Microwave at high for 1 to 2 ■A teaspoon garlic powder bouillon Turkey cacclatore Democratic Director Kenneth . political solution, bluntly stated minutes until breast is com­ minutes, or until mixture I cup sliced fresh mushrooms ■A teaspoon poultry seasoning 1 package (about 2 pounds) Meanwhile, remove turkey N. Tedford argued that the Tuesday that as far as he was pletely defrosted in area behind bubbles. Arrange half of the turkey in a 1 cup milk fresh turkey drumsticks from bones, add to sauce. Cover directors authorized DiRosa to concerned, the PLO has not wings and cavity is no longer icy. Brush all sides of turkey with circle around the outer edges of a 1 package (6 ounces) stuffing 1 jar spaghetti sauce, with and microwave at high power for negotiate over the agreement and recognized Israel. How to defrost turkey hind 1/3 apricot mixture. Re-cover glass pie plate: cover with waxed mix mushrooms 5 minutes more. Serve with hot present a proposal to the direc­ The national council, whose quarters and legs: Arrange parts and microwave at 70% (medium- paper. Microwave at high power ■A cup red wine cooked spaghetti. Yields 4 tors when both sides reached members include Arafat rivals on rack in baking dish with meaty high) power for 35 to 45 minutes. for 1 minutes. Turn turkey over Cut turkey into >A inch slices: 1 green pepper, cut Into chunks servings. "common ground.” Tedford said such as Habash, for the first time he hadn’t heard that common unanimously endorsed the Cairo ground had been reached. Declaration on terrorism, which One of the last-minute obsta- Arafat signed in 1985. That (fles to the agreement was report­ restricted guerrilla operations to Dare to be different with youfThanksgiving menu edly the question of setting a finai targets inside Isra^^fter two deadline by which the district decades of worldwime war ByBv NancyNanev PappasPanoos ------l/analahiaVegetable aaiila saute would be assured it could occupy against the Jewish state? Manchester Herald the firehouse on Tolland Turnpike Renunciation of terrorfcm .o 2 tablespoons butter or now owned by the town. One term margarine something Arafat twice hauailed In describing a typical Thanks­ of the agreement is that the 2 tablespoons vegetable oil to persuade the PLO ’s legislative g iv in g dinner, one is sometimes 4 cups unpeeled zucchini, cut district would buy that firehou.se body to endorse. inclined to paraphrase that old from the town. into julienne strips Neither the declaration of inde­ bridal rhyme: Something old, Other major provisions would pendence nor the political state­ 1 cup whole kernel corn, fresh nothing new, much that’s bor­ or frozen allow the town, not the district, to ment explicitly defines the rowed leaves us blue. build and maintain a trunk sewer borders for an independent Pales­ 2 medium carrots, shredded Can you stand another Thanks­ Dash coarsely ground black to serve the shopping mall being tinian state. giving where only the most built in Buckland and would pepper Shaath said that even in that, predictable of foods are served? divide reponsibility for building the Palestinians were showing 3 green onions, chopped Are you bored with Aunt Tillie’s ■A cup crisp, crumbled bacon, and maintaining other sewer flexibility. creamed onions and Grandma lines. optional " I t ’s obvious from the political Susan's glazed sweet potatoes? ’The agreement is designed to document that the shape and Heat butter and oil in a large Why not dare to be different this skillet over medium-high heat. end disputes that have festered borders of the state is a negotia­ year. Offer a menu that includes Saute vegetables until tender for decades between the two ble detail.” the usual elements, such as governments over fire and sewer That’s a long jump from the crisp. Add pepper and sprinkle turkey and dressing, but substi­ with green onions and bacon, if Jurisdiction. PLO’s 1968 charter, which tutes carrot whip for sweet desired. Serves four. stressed that the Palestinian potatoes, cranberry "ic e ” for the state should embrace all the land sauce and sauteed zucchini-corn once under the British mandate, mix for the usual steamed green Apple-cranberry not just the West Bank and Gaza. beans or broccoli. Deficit Asked what he thought the Finish off with a meringue- meringue pie chances of peace were after the From page 1 topped pie that’s somewhat ligh­ 1 9-lnch pie shell, baked victory of the hard-line Likud bloc ter than other sweets we’ve tried. 4 to 6 apples, peeled, cored and in Israel’s general election ear­ halved lier this month, Shaath said; Chestnut-cranberry I cup fresh cranberries the 1990 fiscal year, which begins "Ironically, it helped us. The Oct. 1. 1 cup sugar election showed the contrast stuffing Juice of 'A lemon The Office of Management and between Israeli offers and Pales­ 7 to 8 slices day-old or lightly 1/3 cup raspberry jajn Budget said the deficit projection tinian offers. The difference is toasted whole wheat bread, cut 4 egg whites had risen to $132 billion, meaning striking and totally in our favor.” into 'A-inch cubes Pinch salt that $32 billion in deficit reduc­ 2 cups coarsely chopped tions will be needed to reach the chestnuts Bake pie shell until lightly $100 billion deficit target estab­ 1 cup fresh raw cranberries, browned. Combine apples, cran­ lished by the Gramm-Rudman AMERICAN FUEL coarsely chopped berries, >A cup of the sugar and balanced budget law. 2 tablespoons butter or lemon juice in a large skillet. During the campaign, Bush OIL INC. margarine Cover and cook over medium insisted the budget could be MANCHESTER. CT 1 medium onion, chopped heat until barely tender. balanced through use of a "flex i­ minutes, stirring occasionally. ■A-Inch pieces medium saucepan, cook carrots CrantMiry freeze DISCOUNT OIL ■A teaspoon dried marjoram ble freeze” by which spending, Add carrot and cook additional 2 3 tablespoons butter or in boiling water until tender, 12 to I'A cups sugar Spread jam on crust and ■A teaspoon dried sage leaves . with the exception of Social minutes, or until carrot and onion margarine 14 minutes. Drain. Transfer to a UA cups water arrange drained apples on top. ■A teaspoon dried thyme leaves Security and interest on the debt, are tender. Add to bread mixture. 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour medium bowl. Using a mixer to 1 12-onnc.e package fresh Beat egg whites with salt until ■A teaspoon salt would be held to the annual In a small bowl, beat egg 1!A cups apple juice mash until smooth. Set aside. cranberries stiff, but not dry. Continue, ■A teaspoon freshly ground increase in inflation. slightly with chicken broth. Add 2 teaspoons pure vanilla lA cup orange jnlce beating, adding >A cup sugar, 1 »» black pepper to bread mixture and toss until In a medium saucepan, melt Many economists insist that 63128 Oil. Min. Dtllwtry extract ■A cap fresh lemon jnlce tablespoon at a time. Continue 1 medium carrot, coarsely butter. Stir in flour; cook, stirring once Bush is in office he will be well combined. Spoon into a teaspoon salt Bring sugar and water to a boil beating and feel the meringue C.O.D. shredded constantly, for 1 minute. Stir in forced to face the reality that tax lightly greased 9-inch square W teaspoon freshly ground over medium heat, in a large between the fingertips until all (PrlM 8A cup chicken broth pepper and nutmeg. Bring to the tions will both be necessary to Volume Discount - 58* C.O.D. Bake 350 degrees for about 20 t< i2 ^ ■A teaspoon grated nutmeg cranberries and reduce heat to In a large bowl, combine bread boil and stir into mashed carrots. Pile lightly on apples, making solve the deficit problem. 800 Q«l or Mora minutes. Or stuff into a small brra^ ■A c u p u n s e a,s o n e d medium. Cook until cranberries cubes, chestnuts and cranber­ sure that the meringue touches and cook as the bird roasts. breadcrumbs Spoon into prepared dish. In a have popped, stirring The bipartisan commission’s ries. Set aside. Melt butter in a the crust. Bake in a prheated 2 tablespoons chopped fresh small cup, combine bread occasionally. supporters had hoped that it could 646-3905 saucepan over medium heat. Add moderate oven, about 350 de­ 24 Houn Full Sorv/co Av»ll»bl» parsley crumbs and parsley. Sprinkle Remove from heat and stir in come up with a specific tax and onion, marjoram, thyme, sage, grees, for about 18 minutes, or spending plan. Carrot whip Butter a shallow, 2-quart bak­ over carrots. Bake until bubbling juices. Pour mixture Into freezer salt and pepper. Cook for about 3 until meringue is lightly V. tVi cupz peeled carrots. In ing dish and set aside. In a hot, about 15 minutes. container and freeze overnight. browned. _U — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Nov. 16. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Nov. 16, 1988 — 15 Supermarket Shopper Orange-glazedi pork chops

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In me­ 1 package l-layer-size dark checkout counter: A store man­ ■A of a 6-ounce package (>/< 1 teaspoon baking powder dium bowl, combine flour, baking fudge cake mix ager who is as mad as this one Curry yogurt cup) peanut butter-flavored '/< teaspoon salt powder, salt, baking soda and TURKEY. seems to be certainly is no friend One 8-ounce carton 'dairy pieces turkey pita pumpkin pie spice: set aside. In of double coupons. When It comes 8 ounces low-fat plain yogurt ■our cream 1/4 cup coarsely chopped 1 cup low-fat plain yogurt another bowl, beat sweet potato, ShopRite Coupon time to decide whether or not to B., LARGE PIZZA 1 cup shredded Monterey jack walnuts 2 teaspoons honey sugar, oil, yogurt and eggs until continue the promotion, his bad cheese or jack cheese with With This Coupon And An Additional 1 teaspoon curry powder smooth. Add flour mixture, stir­ experiences may spell the end to (with any 2 toppings) jalapeno peppers. $25.00 purchase, excluding the In a small mixer bowl beat cake mix and sour cream with it, . 1 idb celery, chopped Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. ring only until flour is moistened: .purchase of the coupon Item. electric mixer on medium speed about 2 minutes or until smooth 1 carrot, grated do not overmix. Fold in nuts: turn . One (1) Frozen, 18-22 lb. Average So my advice is to defuse the ' In 2'A-quart oblong baking dish, WITH and creamy. Stir in peanut butter-flavored pieces and nuts. Drop 1 tablespoon finely chopped into prepared pan. situation as quickly as possible. combine turkey, salsa, corn, chili by rounded teaspoonfuls 2 inches apart onto a greased cookie GET A 2 LITRE PEPSI FREE Bake 55 minutes or until You and a few other group onion powder and cayenne pepper. In 00410500 ShopRite TURKEy sheet. Bake in a 350-degree oven 10 to 12 minutes or until set. Cool toothpick inserted comes out members should meet with this 2 cups coarsely chopped cooked bowl thoroughly combine flour, cookie sheet for 1 minute: remove and cool thoroughly on wire clean. Cool 10 minutes: remove manager and ask him about his turkey milk, eggs, baking powder, salt, racks. Store in tightly covered container. Makes about 36. from pan. Cool completely before l! 0 problems with double coupons. ■A cup raisins yogurt and 'A cup cheese. Pour slicing. Serves 16, , Nutrition information per serving: 61 cal . 2 g pro . 7 g carbo.. 3 gfal. 3 mg 3 pita pocket breads, halved evenly over turkey mixture. Bake THIS From such a talk may come a chol., 70 mg sodium. solution. / Offer Good Til Dec. 31, 1988 Lettuce leaves 25 to 30 minutes or until custard is Per serving: 175 calories. 041050 This week’s Smart Shopper COUPON MUST BE PRESENTED shows why it is important to keep lb. ■ — Recipes from Better Homes and Gardens double' coupons as a favored M e n u s Coupon good at any ShopRHe market. Lknlt one per family COUPON E f^ctive Wed., Nov. 16 thru Sal . Nov. 19. 1986 \ — Meals on Wheels served at Andover Elementary caroni and cheese, green beans, School Nov. 21 through 23: fruit. The following meals will be ShopRite Coupon Monday; Hot dog with roll, Tuesday; Fruit juice, nachos served to Meals on Wheel.s clients baked beans, peas and carrots, with beef topping, corn niblets. With This Coupon And An Adidtional $10.00 the week of Nov. 21 through 25 ShopRite EGGS purchase, excluding the purchase of coupon Item. applesauce. cookie. The hot noon meal is listed first, One (1) Dozen Carl. Grade 'A' Large. White Tuesday: Thanksgiving, Wednesday: Pepperoni and the cool evening meal second, Grade mashed potatoes, cranberry cheese pizza, salad, fruit. there will be no regular delivery ShopRite EGGS sauce, green beans, rolls, ice Large 3rd on Thanksgiving, but there will be 00410607 cream bars. The following lunches will be a special Seasonal Sharing holi­ White served at Coventry High School WITH Annual day meal delivery that day. Wednesday: Chee.se pizza ve­ Nov. 21 and 22. Nov. 23 is a half • • I • • Monday: Beef stew with bis­ getable. fruit cup. day of school, and the schools are dozeni THIS W cuit. wax beans. Chicken sand­ clo.sed Nov. 24 and 25. wich, fruit, milk. cart. I 041060' Coventry schools Monday: Meatball grinder, ve­ COUPON I Coupon good at any ShopRHe market Limit one per family Tuesday: Beef roulades rice getable, fruit. Effective Wed .Nov 16 thru Sal .Nov 19. 1988 pilaf. squash Egg .salad sand The following lunches will be served-at (Coventry elementary Tuesday: Vegetable soup, pea­ TURN ON THE LIGHTSf wich, fruit, milk nut butter and jelly sandwich, Wednesday; Chicken a la king, schools Nov. 21 through 23: Christmas Open House Monday; Chicken nuggets, ma­ cheese sticks, fruit. 4 Lucky kifds will have the chance to ride with cauliflower, green beans. Turkey ShopRite Coupon sandwich, (suit. milk. Saturday, 10-6 N o V . 1 9 & 2 0 Sunday, 12-5 With This Coupon And An Additional $10.00 Santa In a Fire Truck to light the Christmas Thursday; Thanksgiving. ORANGE JUICE purchase, excluding the purchase of the coupon Item. Tree in Downtown Manchester. Friday; Baked haddock square ShopRite Cne (1) V: gal. cart. ShopRite " Y o u p M rs.^ n ta will be here, with newburg sauce, mashed As always, a complete potatoes, carrots. Tuna sand­ ORANGE JUICE Friday, November 25,1988 — 6:30 pm — Something vs? serving punch and wich. fruit, milk. FRIED 00410704 cookies! selection of cards, gifts, St. James Church lawn on Main Street S p e c ^ a P Manchester schools I WITH Have your candles, and Drawing; November 23 Giveaway The following lunches will be CLAMS gai.i I THIS I picture served at the Manchester junior Vz If you’re lucky enough to receive Hand breaded whote belly clema 041 ornaments... and ^ _ high and high schools on Nov. 21 cooked till their golden brown cart. I COUPON I your purchaee in one of leverel taken Coupon good at any ShopRite market Limit one per temlly and 22. Nov. 23 is a h^lf day of V Effective Wed rNov. 16 thru Sat.. Nov 19.1988 •pecially marked begt, that FREE ^ school, and the schools will be Enter your Child’s Everyone Is Invited together! Side Order — ^ 3 ® ® purchue ii up to 50% Off. Gift Wrapping! closed Nov. 24 and 25. name to win the to attend the FREE! Monday; Hot ham and cheese Dinner - ^ 5 ® ® ShopRite Coupon on a roll, potato puffs, broccoli, honor of turning Tree Lighting! vanilla pudding. ENGLISH MUFFINS With This Coupon And An Additional $10.00 on the Christmas Most Downtown WIN A HALLMARK Tuesday; Ziti. meat sauce, BAKED SPECIAL I purchase, excluding the purchase of the coupon item. tossed salad, harvest cake. ' Cne (1) 6 pk. pkg.. ShopRite Tree lights and... Stores will be TREASURE3H1MIUF FREE HOLIDAY Fresh fillet of Sole tMiked on Broccoli ShopRite g e t a ride in a open late and Bolton schools with 8 cheese topping, served with ENGLISH MUFFINS Select your own gift PLANNER baked potatp or French Fries. 00410801 fire truck. 4 many will be from our moat luxurious The following lu n ges will be Come to our Open Houie Nov. 19-20 ■WITH I Hallmark linea, and drop served in the Bolton elem entary entries will offering •nd receive a free holiday planner! It*a a your entry selection into and Center schools on Nov. 21 and b e chosen. booklet packed with.ideaa to make your Now taking Thanksgiving Orders [this I hospitality areas. our Treaaure depoeilory. 22. Nov 23 is a half day of school, 6pk.| holiday planning a breexe. Limit one per and school is closed Nov. 24 and If your entry is drawn, pkg.l COUPONI 041 customer while supplies last! 25. Coupon good at any ShopRita markat Limit one per lamily the treaaure ia yours — our gift to you! You could E ffe c tiv e W ed . Nov 16 th ru Sat . Nov 19 1988 No purchase required. Monday; Apple juice, sloppy win the gift you treasure. Joe on a roll, Italian green beans, Mall or dallvar to: I nWaa mual be THE MANCHESTER HERALD gingerbread with topping. (Oredee K-a Only) received by 5 pm 18 Bralnard Placa. Manchester, CT 06040 November 22,10M Tuesday; Grilled cheese sand­ These Specials Available At ShopRites Of: wich, french fries, mixed vegeta­ SEA FOOD N a m e ___ • BROOKnELD • MUNCHESTER Wishing Well Cards & Gifts bles, fruit cup. S E R V IN G t h e 'a r e a CVER 3 0 YEARS 143 Federal Road., 214 Spencer St., Addresa. Burr Corners ■ Manchester ■ 649-1450 Conn. Conn. Phona:__ Andover Elementary in order to aaaure a autlicianl supply of tale item t lor all cuttom ert we m utt reserve the right to limit purchase to 4 ol any tale items ascept where otherwise noted. Not responsible for typographical errors None sold to other retailers or wholesalers Artwork does not necessarily represent items on sale, it is for The following lunches will be S 5 display purposes only Prices effective Wed Nov 16 thru Sal Nov 19 1988 Sunday sales sub|tci to blue laws Copyright WAKCFEMN FOOD CORP 1988 ** ~ MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Nov. 16, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednegdw. Nov. 16. 1988 — 17 Of THE WORLD by Duma* It Crawford SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT Tl'CARLYLE by Larry WtIgM kATlE, I CO WISH 1 AtoM, I'm V.HKT / G ce$ o n V A a T io N P u zzles ■itO W0ULO5K3P TRYING TO KEEP WITH m RXK5, VISITS T V Tonight Y E aiN & AT THAT HIM PR3M b e in g / MIS AUNT, W oeoW fW S BOyWMO'SVISlTlMO BOREP' M/M ANY ATTeNTlON, Ai^ass TH&erReeT/ ’ A C R O S S 4 Overzealous Answer to Previous Puzzle NoeoCY YEUS AT HIM, person 5:30P M [ESPN] Thoroughbred d $ MOVIE: 'Two Mules for Sister Sfra' ( S ) .( S ) Tattingar's Hiltary reads of her Karen Black. Laurene Landon 1987. Rated Sports Digest 1 Canine cry 5 Yale student After rescuing a nun from an attack by daughter's intentions to have her first sRair R. (In Stereo) three men, a man and the nun join forces to as Nick ends his Paris fling. New York 4 House plant 6 Nevada city [HBO] MOVIE: 'Playing for Keeps' Night Court help the Mexican Juaristas in their attempt Knicks Patrick Ewing and Mark Jackson 11:35PM GC 8 Bluish-green 7 Poverty- Three high-school graduates attempt to i I M t ; transform a run-down country hotel into a to overthrow Emperor Maxmillian's gov­ guest star. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 11:45P M [TMC] MOVIE: 'Bovoity stricken ernment. Clint Eastwood, Shirley Ma- 12 Exclamation of rock-ar>d-rell resort for teens. Daniel Jor- (2$ World at War Hlllt Cop ir Detroit police officer Axel disgust 8 Cuckoo dano, Matthew Penn. Loon W * Grant cLaine. 1970. Foley tangles with the vicious California ® Notlclaro UnMaion 13 To the 9 Asks 1966. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) @ ^ Unsolved Mysteries (CC) A 62- gang that wounded his police captain sheltered side 10 Do _ others ... year-old amnesiac; a convicted murderer © ) On Staga A t W o lf Trap (R) (In Stereo) friend. Eddie Murphy, Ronny Cox. Judge 6:00P M d ) C D @S) Ofi) N ew s 14 Religious 11 Tennis player who vanished from prison in 1980; and a [H B O ] 1 St & Tan; Tha Bulls Maan Bus)- Reinhold. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) I L E (X) Three's Company missing mother who tried to leave her abu- women Arthur___ nass (CC) Clayton leads a brawl against 1 2:00A M (ID Kojak Part 2 of 4 N U B CX) M a tt Houston ■ sive husband. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Lawrence Taylor; a beautiful woman is 15 Old card game 17 Heraldic St. Elsewhere ® ) (ID The Mind (CC) The causes of de­ hired as a ptacekicker. (In Stereo) (3D REANUTS by Cbartae M. Bchuli 16 Follower of crosses E M U L (3D Gong Show pression and treatment methods. (60 min.) (3D Star Trek y 89th 19 North of Ky. (3D Cagney & Lacey [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Surrender' Money, and A Part 6 of 9. the lack of it, plays a prominent role in the (3® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) 18 Metaphysical 23 Warmth (S ) A -Team 5 0 THE REST OF THE FAMILY N I M B ® MOVIE: 'The Yellow Rolls Royce* developing relationship between a best­ i M g l A p t h e y l e f t 26 English air (S) Wyatt Earp beings ® N e w s (Live) Over a ten-year period, the three separate selling author and a struggling artist. Sally 60E5 INTO THE M A l L , A N P force (abbr.) E D I E d® Current Affair THE SUN ROOF OPEN.. 20 Oriental ( ^ Doctor Who; Spearhead From Space owners of one Rolls-Royce experiende ro­ Field, Michael Caine. 1987. Rated PG. (In I'M LEFTALONEINTHECAR women's 26 Circular motion S E E L Part 3 of 4. mantic surprises. Rex Harrison. Shirley Ma- Stereo) dD PELICULA; En Mil Uses' Hector 27 Vast period of cLaine, Ingrid Bergman. 1964. Suarez, Rafael Inctan. quarters S A N s (S) Charlie's Angels 10:30PM QD Q® Odd Couple 21 Wooden tub time MOVIE: '8 Million Ways to Die' An [CNN] Newsnight @ ) Family Ties (CC| IN N N ew s II-lU 2 2 ______degree28 Female theater ox-cop and a prostitute get in over their [ESPN] Motorcycle Racing; FIM World d® Hogan's Heroes attendant 38 Flightless bird 60 Image © ) Noticias heads when they investigate the murder of Superbike Championship From Zeltwog, 24 Circular tent 40 Radio's 29 Baseballer No­ ’ 52 Dill seed ( ^ World of Survival (R) a Los Angelos hooker. Jeff Bridges, Ro­ SD Aqui Esta Alvarez Guedes Austria. (R) 26 More garish Garrison___ lan ____ 64 Indian maid sanna Arquette, Alexandra Paul. 1986. dD Three's Company 30 Holy person 43 Safecracker [DIS] MOVIE: Return From Witch [USA] Dragnet 31 Baseball team 65 Space agey. M ountain' (CC) A pair of young travolors ^D Primavera [DIS] Zorro ZIPPY by Bill Griffith g) 19ee by NCA. (nc 33 Of course (si.) Entertainment Tonight from outer space face sinister fofees on ®D M O V IE: 'The Verdict' An alcoholic 12:05AM (3D 34 Islands number 46 Medieval poem 56 Actor___ [ESPN ] Hydroplane Racing; Silver Cup, Interview with Meryl Streep (In Stereo) 32 Adolescent Tamiroff earth. Bette Davis, Christopher Lee, Ike Ei attorney tries to reestablish his career with c Y n t w fw / S fiiffV m m icfi Pate d d ___ 47 Entrances senman. 1977. Rated G. from Las Vegas (60 min.) (R) 35 Woman's 49 Cooking 58 Enzyme a controversial malpractice suit against a 1 2:30A M CE ®S) Alfred Hitchcock A t o u c h twyoF HCAVYCfilTl- oH .V eM i A gras powerful hoepiial. Paul Newman, Charlotte [H B O ] Hitchhiker (CC) A high school Presents NAPPIU6 I’M AooPT- garment utensils [ESPN] SportsLook UK J A t THJINJ£In G ^ Goeil iTlAfCfl. )| l(^ T 87 Architect Mies 59 Oklahoma town Rampling, Jack Warden. 1982. teacher becomes dangerously attracted to OUT MOW, .DAfV [ M A X ] MO v IE; 'Suspicion' A now (M) Late Night With David Letter < van der___ 1 a beautiful new student. CtWCe) I WAI 2 3 9 10 11 lywed fears that her husband may be a [CNN] PrimeNews m an (In Stereo) HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne I Vta>/COOK P^m ueuj ,2 lP " TH' PATHfa’S 9 Speak ^ With A p Cl rclci) , murderer and that she may bo his next vie [D IS] Danger Bay (CC) 1 1 :00PM (3D (3D d® N ew s S e ^ H u n t RounDeu B'PT Nwmui xoo/ K€A6AiJ CAL Ml < r YeACI APC< iffo(2fPN£Sl j)2 Adversary classic. Jane Curtin, Anthony Andrews THAT^ FUNNY. ledge (R) (3D Benny Hill X&OTA PRIUCEI OVER'Wf/to'f] reel 0f2O' 4 4 ___ ratings 16 1988. dD G e ra Scott T H E [HBO] MOVIE; ‘My Science Project' Cheers (CC), Part 2 of 2 I WAS A T Youp n .. e w 'MKSfracti [USA] Fat Albert (3D [ESPN] Motorweek Illustrated I fO U H P Hl/V\ 46 Felt sorry about (CC) A high school student's newly- m a iz k ^e t l 2 o t f Defect 1 (3® Career M edia N etw ork (In Spanish) A ^ ir r 48 Actress___ 18 [USA] Edge of Night 6:30PM (3D CBS N ew s (CC) discovered science project gets out of Y E ^ T E K P A Y SoMTttiuQ Mooec r Zadora control John Stockwell, Danielle Von Zer- (2® All in the Family M A f2 K £ T j ■ (3D (S) Family Ties (CC) 12:35AM (3D Family.Feud ANP THEY WECE 49 Dessert pastry neck. Fisher Stevens. 1985. Rated PG. (In ( ^ N ew s (Live) (3D (3§) AB C N e w s (CC) Stereo) 12:40A M d ® m o v i e : Angel in a l l d 1 Tibetan gazelle (2$ Mdtorweek Pontiac's new LeMans o u r O F G reen' A Catholic missionary and a Green S3 Tropical vine 28 27 28 (3D Hollywood Squares [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Nowhere to Hide' (CC) GSE; the latest in auto security systems, H i m ^ Beret officer join forces to save the villa The widow of a murdered Marine struggles the Edsel. 67 Having eight (^ ^ NBC News (CC) gers of a South Sea island from rebel viol to save herself and her young son from sides 33 dD Nightly Business Report (2® Crook and Chase enco. Bruce Boxleitnor, Susan Dey, Milo -- ^ • high-level government conspirators. Amy O'Shea 1987 (R) 60 Chatter dD Noticiero Univision ^ Madigan, Daniel Hugh-Kelly, Michael Iron­ diD M ala Noche...No 37 3 ^ 61 Small children dD Love Connection sides. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) d D Bill M oyers' W orld of Ideas: The Fra­ 12;50A M [MAX] MOVIE: Tuma IJ2 Renew gility of Goodness Philosopher Martha C round' A magician puts his talents to use 42 [C N N ] Showbiz Today [TM C ] M O V IE : Falling in Love* (CC) A 63 As fa r______Nussbaum discusses Juck, circumstance as he takes revenge on the motorcycle [ESPN] NBA Today chance meeting on a commuter train U'L ABNER by Al Capp know sparks a mutual romantic interest between and lessons of the ancient Greeks gang that destroyed his grandson’s home 64 Cut 48 [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Three for the Road' A a construction engineer and a graphic de­ dD Love Connection Doug McKeon, Eddie Albert 1987 Rated R 66 Asterisk senatorial aide agrees to transport his pol signer. Robert DeNiro, Meryl Streep. [CNN] Moneyline m E PHANTOM by Laa Falk A Sy Barry FFOR A^^D MAPCH. LI'L SHMOOS// Itical idol's rambunctious teen ago daiigh RECKON ITS rSOfi.O ) 66 Corny actor 49 50 55 58 Harvey Keitel, 1984. Rated PG-13 V O ’ IS EASlE-R T' K ILL IN GWOUP>S UNAMERICAN O’ME.. S ter to her new school Charlie Sheen, Krtm [DIS] Adventures of Ozzle and Harriet i 1 :00A M C3) stop smoking O ' s i x - t h m a n S A ID .'T — T' CRY ON/ER WHUT*S ■ [USA] M urder, She W ro te (60 min.) 57 Green, Alan Ruck 1987 Rated PG [H B O ] Vietnam W a r Story (CC) Suffer HAPPENIN' DOWN 58 rle o ^ dD Discover with Robert Vaughn - 1 y' T'THEM ^2; [USA] Cartoons 8:30PM (3D Annie M cG uire Lewis falls ing from heavy losses, the men plan to kill in love with a new classmate. (In Stereo) their company officer. (In Stereo) GfD Joe Franklin x : SWEET. 61 l o v a b l e , 83 7:00P M OD u s a Today Schofiulftd a 1 Christmas War and Remembrance (CC) Pug [M A X ] MOVIE: Predator' (CC) A par (ID Twilight Zone ^ 4 U'L report that defines 40 noighborfiood lyiu". (3D 2 Dramatic IS reunited with Pamela in Honolulu; Byron amilitary rescue team is stalked by an inter SWMOOS 64 in the United States d® Hart to Hart 66 galactic trophy hunter in the jungles of conflict transfers to Europejo search for Natalie; in [CNN] Crossfire 3 Unit of (3D N ew s the Battle of h/ljdwav, American forces South America. Arnold Schwarzenegger, A A i y □ [ESPN] Outdoor Sportsman IHumination (3D ( ^ Wheel of Fortune (CC) rout the Japanese, iiut the Henry family Carl Weathers. Elpidia Carrillo 1987 (c)1988 by NEA Inc 16 pays a price Stars Robert Mitchum and Rated R (In Stereo) C D Cosby Show (CC) [USA] Search for Tomorrow Victoria Tennant (2 hrs , 30 min ) Part 3 of [USA] Miami Vice (3D*Cheers (CC) Part 2 of ? 7 (fn Stereo) 1 ;05A M (33 Love Boat ( D T » x i Part 1 of 2 (16) Rockford Files [D IS ] Sidekicks Rizzo hopes to bust a 1 1 :30PM [HBO] MOVIE: Tha Bota' Wife' (CC) A married stockbroker has second thoughts dS) M 'A-S*H major gangland figure, Ernie is asked on a (3D d ® Nightline (CC) about falling victim to the charms of his c 1MB Cap9 f niarprraaa Inc date.by an ’’older woman " Morton Downey Jr. (ID (57) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour (3D d® boss' seductive spouse Daniel Stern, Ar (S$) Your Show of Shows 9:00PM (3D Equalizer A promising rock ClD Honeymooners iolto Dombasto, Fisher Stevens . 1986 star is lured into a manager's sinister world Rated R. (In Stereo) ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson ® Cheers (CC) (i® Career Media Network CELEBRITY CIPHER of drugs, kidnapping and murder. (60 min.) C«l*brtty Cipher Cryptogramt ar* crMtMl frofn quotallon* by famous paopla, past and present d6) Win, Lose or Draw (In Stereo) d® Night H eat Lt Hogan and O'Brien re 1:30AM (3D One Day at a Time-* Each teller In the cipher etanda for anothar Today's duo X equals P sumo their investigation of a seven year (3D Family Medical Center BLOND IE by Daan Young B Bten Drafca WLOOTAIOOTMeRl YOU dD Mi Nombre es Coraje (9 ) A-Team old bank robbery case (70 min ) (R) D o t w e ^ (li) INN News CREDIT CARD J KNOW d D Fam ily Ties (CC) (22'; (30) Night Court (CC) A bungling court ' H W D Z D ' A J E H D L d2) d® Tonight Show (In Stereo) AND THERE^S ONLY ONE WHAT'S THAT, ) officer unwittingly sets Dan up with a psy­ . (3® Later W ith Bob Costas IP I DISCOVER ^ APPLICATIOW / WHAT WE [CNN] Moneyline d® Bill Moyers' World of Ideas: The Fra WAV POQ MY -1 B O S S '5* 1- ^ g o l d o n AAV WAV ^ chotic mental patient (In Stereo) [CNN] Newsnight Update BOOKS TO IW THE MAIL X AGREED [ESPN] SportsCenter gility of Goodness Philosopher Martha C HOAAE TC>NIGHT T T 8 D U Z D V H D Z H W Y J (24) The World of Mother Teresa Joyce BALANCE [USA] Miami Vice Nussbaum discusses luck, circumstance [ D IS ] M O V IE : 'Topper* An auto accident Davidson Susskind talks with cofleagues and lessons of the ancient Greeks turns George and Marian Kirby into mad and paitonts of the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize H W D H D L X H V H.T E J H E U T O D 7:30PM (3D p m Magazine (2® Racing/rom Plalnsfleld cap ghosts. Cary Grant. Constance Ben (3D Current Affair recipient about her work in remote vil­ nett. Roland Young 1937. (Colorized Ver lages, leper homes and orphanages (60 (SD N e w s (CC) sion) C X . ' — U D E Z U D X R Y U D J N C5D (?^ Jeopardy! (CC) nun ) dD Matt Houston [ESPN] NBA Today , r ; / ( PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "What a heavy dD Kate 8| Allie (CC) 41y El Extrano Retorno de Diana Salazar [ C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors Fred [USA] Wrestling; WWF Prime Time become too famous." - - Voltaire. (1D INN News f57J Mexico Premiere (CC) This three-part Hickman, Nick Charles Wrestling (Taped) M » A *S “H . examination of Mexico's political system [DIS] MOVIE: My Brilliant Career' In 2:00AM (3D Making it Happen i d6) Liar's Club opens with 1988's election challenge to turn-of-the-century Australia, a beautiful Mexico's ruling party, tracing its rise to young girl must choose between a wealthy dD Superior Court JOHfUOol I I "/(fc ; Win. Lose or Draw power from 1929 through the 1930s (60 husband and a literary career Judy Davis, ® Home Shopping Overnight Ser . y (S ) N e w h a rl (CC) min ) Part 1 of 3 dD _ } - y'M Sam Neill, Wendy Hughes 1980 Rated G vice (3 hrs ) a l l e y OOP by Dave Graue Cosby Show (CC) (In Snnno) [CN N] Larry King Live [ESPN] SportsCenter flD Update: Making it Happen $1) Newharl (CC) Joanna's dissaiisftfrl [DIS] MOVIE: Little Colonel' A young [HBO] MOVIE: It'h Alive III; Island of (10) NVR Showcase WHEN SHOULD \ t HE SOONER IT'S GOING TO TAKE ..AND I'VE GOT A SUSPICION \ IN W HICH CASE, ALLEY with the grade given to the mn l>y a tourist Southern belle saves the family plantation the Alive' To protect mankind, the courts WE PULL ALLEV ! THE BETTER, TIME TO RESEARCH THIS OUR CLIENT MAY SHOW UP /CAN ENTERTAIN HIM WHILE \ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME l^ratlng book, Larry wants to rettirn to Shirley Temple, Lionel Barrymore, Evelyn ^ (30) Dating Game WHAT A eUY by Bill Haetl OUT OF M O O ? exile five dangerous mutant babies to an THING ANP PROGRAM BEFORE WE'RE REAI7Y ^ YOU AND I TEND TO by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee school Venable 1935 (Colorized Version) uncharted tropical isle Michael Moriantv [ESPN] SportsLook THE TIME-MACHINE!. [CN N] Crossfire [U S A ] M O VIE: 'Short Circuit' A bolt of Unscramble these four Jumbles, lightning transforms a high-tech warrior ro­ one letter to each square, to form [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America bot into a likeable little creature who thinks four ordinary words. ^THATlB WHAT [HBO] Madeline "he’s human Ally Sheedy, Steve Gutten- A ' h i k e ’ i s ? 7:3SPM [DIS] Mouseterpiece Thea berg, Fishet Stevens 1986 1DORAH ter You WALK 9:30P M f2» (30) Baby Boom (CC) A NEED SOME EXTRA 8:00PM (3D v a n Dyke Show The staff Warning about her blood pressure forces SOMEWHERE?” pinch-hits as performers, for a t-lack fe J C to reconsider he-^ lifestyle (In Stereo) fundraiser. (In Stereo) [E S P N ] Slam Fast Celebrity slam-dunk SPENDING MONEY? ( D Shaka Zulu The adolescent Shake basketball competition, from Hilton Hoad. 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Simple pleasures of coffee, cigarettes Thonghto DEAR MR. ROSS: aid? If you’re not going to help me, I Please do not use my employment and consequently be ApLENty want a damn good reason why. name, only my initials. better able to care for my family. MRS. R.D., Len Auster i-I'm a nurse in the I inquired at the Veterans Hospital ORANGE COUNTY, CALIF, and was told because it was not Sports Editor psychiatric ward of a* Thanks city hospital. My pa­ service connected, there was nothing^' tients are mostly poor A Milfion De a r MRS. D.: r il give you a good they could do. I also applied at Social reason — you used two key words Services, only to be tumecL down. people who have very Percy Ross little and whose needs which told me you have wants rather Youre about my last hope. ™ are simple. than needs. The word “ new" before MR. D.P., The two things they furniture implies you already have SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. Local teams enjoy are coffee and some, and the word “ better” before cigarettes. I know cigarettes are car implies you also have one of those. psychiatric ward. To say it left me DEAR MR. P.: You’ re one of the terrily unhealthy, but for these people feeling depressed is an understate­ I’m not looking to improve your present living situation just to satisfy many deserving people tj^o do not fit have reason it is often their only pleasure. I ment. The residents seemed so into a government-definbd position personally have never smoked in my your wants...I prefer to look after miserable, tortured by the unrealities for receiving help. However, you 55 years, but I see how much people’s needs. In other words. I ’m V. in their minds. certainly qualify with me. enjoyment they get from smoking. not an airline which will upgrade your However, the alternative — living In fact, I even feel excited for you as to be proud My request is to receive either some coach ticket to first class. on the streets with a mental illness I ’m about to write my check for your funds to buy these things (if only for and without a caring family — that's new glasses. I ’ll bet my bottom dollar weekend use) or help in finding an what I call a living hell. So you see, DEAR MR. ROSS: For weeks I ’ve you’ll turn your economic situation The scholastic soccer season is fast coming to a outlet where I can get them cheaper. your letter left me feeling uplifted PEOPLE debated over writing you. I ’ve come to around and that, sir, leaves me with a close with the championship games in seven The staff who work here are family because I know that some of these the conclusion I no longer have any tremendous amount of hope for you classes — four boys and three girls — scheduled _ people and cannot afford to contribute people have a warm, safe environ­ alternative. I ’m a 56-year-oId carpen­ and your family. Writer steamed at report Saturday throughout the state. Local teams have much. ment with people like you who care. ter. Two years ago I broke my shown that soccer played in the area is competitive These psychiatric patients are the Even though I'm against smoking, I eyeglasses and have been unable to N E W Y O R K RACE — Manches­ when it’s compared to the rest of Connecticut. forgotten ones — even their families can rationalize sending you my check replace them. (AP) — The crea­ ter High’s Mary Two local entries, Bolton High and Coventry have given up on them. I would to purchase cigarettes. If you say Getting glasses five years ago, tor and writer of Morlarty, center, is Minneapolis millionaire Percy Ross High, were sent to the sidelines last week. The sincerely appreciate anything you that's what these folks enjoy most, because of my need for eye correc­ it Internationally known for his CBS’ sitcom "De- sandwiched by could do. Above all, I ask that you Bulldogs and Patriots were ousted by fellow then I'm pleased to have a small part tion, cost $220. At this point my family philanthropic works and likes to 8igningWomen,’ *is print this letter so yOur readers will Charter Oak Conference foes, and each via the Simsbury’s Tammy in placing some enjoyment in their is barely surviving, let alone able to encourage pthers to help solve pro^ pretty steamed up know of these lost and lonely people penalty kick route. Deciding tournament games by Thompson, left, and lives: afford glasses. lem t for those in need. Write to Percy about a super­ and perhaps feel a little compassion penalty kicks is not the best — it’s like going to Lisa Kesselman in You see, at my age it becomes more Ross In care of the Manchester market tabloid re­ for the nature of my request. Vegas and rolling the dice — but a winner has to DEAR MR. ROSS: I've come to the difficult to secure employment, espe­ Herald, P.O. Box 35000, Minneapolis, port that she told their Class L MRS. M.B., R.M., conclusion you only help convicts or come out of each game. You can’t keep coming cially since I can’t see well enough to Minn. 55435. Include a telephone one of the show’s semifinal Tuesday INDIANAPOLIS, IND. people that don't really need what read a tape measure or a blueprint. back, as one suggested while Rocky Hill and number If you wish. All letters sent to stars, Delta Burke, afternoon. Kessel­ they ask for. I've written you twice: The only jobs I ’e been able to get are Coventry were lining up their kicks. The girls’ Ross are read. Opiy a few are to lose weight or DEAR NURSE 'B.: I probably Once for new furniture and the other little spot jobs which do not pay the tie-breaker, a shootout in which some skill is man had one of the answered fn this column, although take a hike. would have passed over your request time for a better car. bills. If you could assist me in getting others may be acknowledged pri­ required, is preferred, although neither way really two Trojan goals as “ The only reason had I never visited a city-rtin Do I have to be a convict or on state glasses. I could get better paying vately. ip fair to the loser. Simsbury knocked I concern myself For Bolton, 1988 produced a season of 11 Manchester out of with it — we have stories that get in victories. That’s one shy of the school record set in the tournament, 2-0. the press as other 1974 when a 12-4 mark was posted under Mike Simsbury is un­ Great American Smokeout Landolphi, now the girls’ coach. shows do — (is) we beaten in its last 39 Dr. Great Dear Abby you were able to siay clean. Good plays Suzanne Sugarbaker, a primping, Bolton’s athletic program has been held up to Nerve reaction American luck. Keep me posted. wise-cracking former beauty queen. ridicule since the baseball team was forced to Smokeout, a Abigail Van Buren cancel the rest of its 1987 season when not enough Simsbury girls in Class L title game again P.S.S. Apropos “ Thanks for Not Bloodworth-Thomason said Burke did gain one-day cam­ players were available. Bolton baseball had a Smoking” signs some folks have weight during the summer and was the one who losing streak of 66 in a row and hadn’t won a game bothers fingers paign to en­ in their homes: I once saw a sign was concerned about it. By Jim Tierney courage smok­ since 1983. that read: “ If you smoke on these “ My exact words were, ’Delta, I could care Manchester Herald ers to quit Bolton soccer proved there a re some athletes in DEAR DR. GOTT: I broke two bones in my premises, we will assume that less what you weigh,’ which isexactly how I feel. the school. The Bulldogs took a step in the right fingers. The fractures have healed, and I ’m getting smoking for 24 you are on fire, and you will be ... I said we would never consider not having GLASTONBURY — For the young Manche.ster direction in ’88, a step Boyd hopes to take further in High girls’ soccer team, its wonderful season came physical therapy. However, I have developed reflex hours, just to prove they can do it. ble, self-induced tragedy?) treated accordingly.” someone on the show because she’s gained sympathetic dystrophy. What exactly is this The idea, conceived by Lynn R. weight, and she hasn’t gained that much. We 1989 against the cream of the Charter Oak to an end In the Class L state tournament semifinal Smith, editor of the Monticello What about “ secondhand" Conference. “ The kids played up to the level of ’Tuesday afternoon at Glastonbury' High School condition? DEAR ABBY: How does one just told her that she would always be on smoke? Is it actually damaging to competition all year. The games we should have while its future looks even brighter. (Minn.) Times, has now spread to break a child (now 6 years old) of ’Designing Women’ regardless of that. non-smokers to be in the presence won. we did. What I would have liked to see is the In a match of unbeaten clubs, the highly skilled DEAR READER: Refle$ sympathetic dystrophy Canada, Great Britain, France, lying? This child started to “ fib” of those who are siboking? Yes! maturity to beat teams like RHAM and Rocky Hill fourth-seeded Simsbury Trojans wore down the is a peculiar nerve reaction that can occur in areas Ireland, Australia, South Africa, as soon as she could talk. We Vanna wants good ratings of the body where bone or soft-tissue injury has Furthermore, studies reveal that Now it’s a mental thing. But this was great for our top-seeded Indians with their superior depth and Norway, Finland and Sweden, know that all children exaggerate taken place. the children of smokers are more RADNOR, Pa. (A P ) — Vanna White says program,” Boyd said after his Bulldogs were registered a 2-0 shutout victory to advance to the and make up stories, but this The primary components of the syndrome are Last year, more than 19.5 prone to lung problems and although her fledgling acting career may be on ousted by Cromwell. final Saturday against Wilton High, a 3-1 winner child has become a very accomp­ over Ridgefield High, at a site and time to be pain and shrinkage of tissue, seen as atrophy million smokers tried to quit for allergies than "are children of the line with her lead role In a new television Bolton is losing seven seniors — Steve Kiesman. lished liar, and we are concerned. announced. (withering) of bone or skin, loss of hair and the day. This represents more non-smokers. movie, she’ll take good ratings over good Drew Pinto, Jon Wiedie, Chris Sigmund, Dave increased sweating or flushing. than 39 percent of the nation’s 50 reviews. Simsbury, the defending L state champ, is now For years I have begged my Do you (or others who have had Curylo, Ron Moller and Mike Depold. All played The precise cause of the dystrophy seems to be million smokers. Breast cancer White, the hostess and letter-turner on the 18-M while Manchester winds up 18-1. The Trojans young readers, “ If yiu smoke, to deal with this) have any well in the finale. There is a nucleus coming back are 38-0-1 in their last 39 matches. malfunction of certain autonomic nerves, those that used to be the biggest killer for suggestions on how to break a popular “ Wheel of Fortune’ ’ game show, said in for ’89, led by sweeperback J. J. Hall, who was are not under conscious control. quit now. If you don’t smoke, " I saw the kids’ faces at halftime and it looked like women. But the No. 1 cause of child’s habit of lying? this week’s TV Guide she was taking a risk with rock-solid in the two tournament games Bolton Physical therapy (to maintain muscle function don’t start!” Yet an estimated her role as the mythical Venus In NBC’s we played a whole match,” Manchester Coach Joe death among women and men CONCERNED played this year. Other returnees include goalie and prevent joint contractures) is usually combined 3,000 to 5,000 kids light up for the “ Goddess of Love. ” Erardi said. “ We just chased so hard. I told the kids today is lung cancer. An esti­ David Boles, stopperback Zac Morford, who played with injected nerve blocks (medicine to deaden the first time every day. Why? Peer " I t ’s like my life is on the line, certainly my that if we play a hard as we possibly can play and mated 92,000 men and '44,000 DEAR CONCERNED: First, heroically in goal after Boles was injured in the nerves temporarily.) If the nerve block is effective, pressue, no doubt. acting career,” she said. " I f I do an OK job, I that’s not good enough, that’s OK. And that’s what women will die of lung cancer in focus on why the child lies. To Cromwell game, Attila Lengyel, C.J. Jedreziewski. happened. It just wasn’t good enough,” consideration is given to surgery to cut the nerve 1988. Quitting “ cold turkey” is the might get another job. If not ...well, Idon’t want and give more lasting results. attract attention? To avoid being to think about that.” Cliff Dooman, Mike Haugh.and Jimmy Grover. Trojan Coach Marty Lisevick’s game-plan hardest way to quit, but my punished? ("W h o broke the TENS (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulai- And now, a word about But she later reconsidered her statement. This was a season to build on. And a season to be worked to perfection against the precocious readers have told me it’s the most vase?” ) Then never allow the Indians, who started three freshman (Mary ton, using electrical impulses to block nerve smoking-related diseases — "W ell, I ’ll be honest. If I had to choose proud of. effective, and in the long run, the child to get away with lying. Say. Moriarty. Patty Hornbostel and Jessica Marquez) function) and acupuncture are aiso sometimes emphysema, chronic bronchitis between good ratings or good reviews. I’d take Coventry went a step further than the Bulldogs, easiest way. Cutting down is less “ That stqry you told was just and three sophomores (Jen Brindisi. Shelly Dieterle helpful. and heart disease: This year an the good ratings,” White said. gaining a Class S quarterfinalist berth. In the traumatic, but the temptation to ’make-bejieve’ or ’pretend’ preseason, veteran Patriot Coach Bob Plaster and Kathy Cumberbatch). D E AR DR. GOTT: I had several blackouts which estimated 320,000 will die from White said she was pleased with her dizzying smoke is often too powerful to wasn’t it? " Explain, without rise to celebrity status. At,wasn’t sure where his club would go. He admitted “ I told the kids if we were tied or up at halftime we eventually I traced to overdoses of caffeine. one of these. This total exceeds resist while smoking just one, two being critical or hostile, that one were in great shape.” Lisevick explained. "We Medically, why would this drug cause blackouts the number of U.S. battle deaths after his team’s elimination he didn’t think a or three cigarettes a day. should not “ make up" stories and tournament berth was in the offering in '88. knew they were going to come out strong. They just when it’s supposed to be a stimulant? in World War II; It is eight times Women receive honor couldn’t match us in terms of bench strength. We Those who are heavily addicted say that it actually happened. Give Plaster credit for recognizing his original J x as many people who die in ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — Gwendolyn went 18 kids and he” (Erardi) probably used 13. He Patrick Flynn/ManchMtar Herald may require help to break the plan wasn’t working, junking it, and going to an DEAR READER: I cannot give you a definite automobile accidents every Brooks, the first black woman to win a Pulitzer shuffled them very well. (But) in a game with this habit. Call your local chapter of If the child persists in lying, alternative. Not many coaches would seconeUguess CONQUERED — Manchester's High in the background following the Trojans' answer. Caffeine usually acts as a stimulant. year! Prize, and Sally Ride, the first American pace, this type of intensity, you ju.st can’t do it with discuss it with your pediatrician. themselves, let alone make changes in m id s tre ^ . However, certain people may experience idiosyn­ the American Cancer Society for woman in space, have been inducted into the 13 kids.” Meg Berte (14) and Shelly Dieterle walk 2-0 victory in their state Class L A congressional study has Perhaps an evaluation, by some­ He moved stopperback Paul Strycharz from cratic or paradoxical reactions to drugs. For information. National Women’s Hall of Fame, joining four In easily their most physical match of the season , off.the field as Simsbury High celebrates semifinal Tuesday at Glastonbury High, reported that health costs from one who specialized in child example, sedatives — such as barbiturates — can other living honorees. defense to the midfield, midfielder Jack Ayer up the Indians played even with the Trojans until the adverse effects of smoking behavior should be considered. A cause a form of overstimulation.' So if you’ re hooked on ci­ ” Granted membership posthumously on front, juggled some other personnel and the midway through the first half. Brooke Baker at the top of the penalty box. She quickly spun and throughout the match. have reached a new high of $100 Furthermore, when people exceed the full efiects garettes and have been telling Tuesday were Willa Gather, who was the first Patriots soared after that. crossed the ball from the left side with Indian senior her bullet liner caromed off the right post, off Hollis’ ’’ Everybody talks about our forwards and of medicine, their bodies may respond adversely in billion a year in increased medi­ yourself, "One of these days I ’m author to create strong, autonomous heroines in It was maybe one of his finest coaching jobs? goalie Paul Hollis leaving her net, Hollis attempted chest into the right com er of the net for the 2-0 lead. midfielders,” Lisevick explained. (But) I thought unpredictable ways. That is, the end result of cal bills and lost productivity. What taan-aoart n««d to know about going to quit,” why not start M X , druot, AIDS, etnino along with American literature, and Ida Wells Barnett, a to punch the ball way, but it fell at the feet of Lisa “ That was a great ball,” Lisevick said. our backs played a hell of a game. They t-eally kept massive over-stimulation may be coma or black­ The loss in death and disability tomorrow? thoir ptori and porontt li now In Abby't journalist and lecturer who swayed public Kesselnlan. Kesselman one-timed her shot over “ M arty’s got a phenomenal team,” Erardi their composure. There was nothing going through. outs. Ordinarily, caffeine does not produce such cannot be measured. (And how updotod, oxpandod booklet, "What It won’t be easy, but it will be Evtry Toon Should Know." Send your opinion on racial equality and women’s rights. Hollis from 18 yards put into the back of the net. lauded., “ There’s no question the best team won the I thought the second half was predominantly our exaggerated responses, but the potential is there. If does one measure the amount of the best Thanksgiving present namo and addroM, plus chock or money Brooks, who won the prize for her poetry in “ We misdirected the ball right to them and that match. He runs a class show and his kids are a class play. They (Manchester) are the team of the order for S3.S0 to: Ooar Abby't Toon you haven’t seen a doctor about this problem, I heartache, remorse and guilt you can give yourself — and those 1950, said the honor was like “ lightning that hits Women’s field hurt us.” Erardi^^id. “ Thekey tothematch was we act.” future.” suggest that you do so. Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, suffered as a result of a preventa- who love you. III. 41054. Pottage It Included. you when you’re not expecting to be hit.” couldn’t give up a goal etn'ly because our kids are so Manchester’s best scoring opportunity came with Manchester graduates four seniors — Hollis, The 20-year-old National Women’s Hall of young. That worked out well. Simsbury is such a 18:35 left when junior stopperback Meg Berte. who sweeper Heather Lavery. fullback Amy Gates and Fame is located in Seneca Falls, where the first is strengthened touch and finesse team, we figured if we picked up played a superb game, lofted a pass into the box for forward Judy Langer. Lavery and Gates turned in women’s rights’ convention was held 140 years the physical part of the game it might throw them junior Karen Rattanakoun. Trojan reserve goalie solid efforts for Manchester. off a bit.” Dying tree is a threat to famiiy’s porch ago. The Manchester Road Race Committee has for Kathy Ostar charged out and Rattnakoun’s “ If 1 thought I was going to be 18-1 losing a state The Trojans outshot the Indians, 12-4, in the first It has 42 members, six of thejn living. Besides several years gone out of its way to ensure a strong 10-yarder deflected off Ostar’s hip. semifinal (back) in August, 1 think I would’ve been half, and 21-11 for the match. Brooks and Ride, they are actr^ks Helen Hayes, men’s field. There will be again in 1988 when the “ Karen and Meg. those are our two money kids dreaming,” Erardi said. “ We’ve come ajong way.’’’ - D EAR BRUCE: We form er U.S.VSen.. Margaret Chase Smith, Hollis, who made 20 saves, played a fine game for and they were there for us today,” Erardi said. The agrees? This may stimulate your DEAR M.P.: The early mortgage runners answer the gun for the 52nd Manchester take very good care of soprano Marian Anderson and scientist Manchester. Trojan senior Laurie Krutchkoff. the Simsbury defense, led by sweeper Karen Erhardt Simsbury j )_j neighbor into taking the appropriate payoff whem e has been around for Road Race a week from Thursday. There will also our home and are proud Barbara McOintock. chib’s leading goal scorer, put the match away at and backs Kaitlyn Lynch, Heather Mackey. Baker, Wonchester q g q action. many, many years. In some cases it be a strong women’s field this year, too. Scoring; S- Kesselman, Krutebkotf. of its appearance. Our 17:36 of the second half. Krutchkoff received the hall Kendra Kallberg and Cindy Stone was a force I would hesitate to suggest that you makes sense, and in others it doesn’t. Judi St. Hilaire, of Hingham, Mass., who set the Saves: S-Schaper and Ostar 9; M- Hollis 21. next-door neighbors are make a midnight tree-chopping Cherokee chief wins award course record with a time of 24; 40 in 1985 in her only less meticulous than we Smart Money However, all the proposals I have expedition. seen overlook one very fundamental appearance, will lead the field that also includes and, although we don’t NEW YORK (AP) - Cherokee Chief Wilma DEAR BRUCE: We are a middle- fact. Simply put, proponents say that defending champ Jill Clarke of Sheffield. England. appreciate this, we Bruce Williams Pearl Mankiller, the first woman ever elected Clarke won a year ago with a' 25; 35 clocking. Other Heat turned off; Celtics are still struggling income family and have a nwrtgage on since you pay off the principal early, know there is little we to head a major Indian tribe, has been selected our home with a current'adjustable you will save a lot of interest. But you challengers in the women’s field include Christine V can do about it. The as this year’s winner of the Ortho 21st Century Tate of 9.5 percent. One of my have to consider that the money you Pfitzinger of Wellesley. Mass., and Susan Baxter- By Steven Wine defense all the time. They come down put them ahead 68-57, Miami’s Rony “ W e’ve got to win a few games. community has no regu- Woman Award. co-workers sent away for a program pay off the mortgage early with is no Faber of Waterbury. The latter has done well in The Associated Press and score quickly — it’s like a dagger Seikaly hit a basket. There has been a sense of adversity lations on outside Mankiller, 43, was chosen for the award by a that claims to save you a great deal of longer available for you to invest in major races this year, winning the Litchfield Hills in your heart. The Heat then missed 11 straight lately,” Boston first-year Coach Jim maintenance. panel of celebrity judges from about 1,000 money by paying your mortgage off other ways. 7-mile run in 41:40, the G.Fox Women’s lOK in 35:14 M IAM I — Contrary to the team’s Only Buffalo with 63 points on Oct. shots as Boston surged to a 77-59lead. Rodgers said. "W e were in a tough We are vCry concerned, however, nominees who submitted one-page essays on consequences? early. Also, it’s good not to tie up all your and the Melbourne, Fla., Marathon In 2:56.10. theme song, the Heat was off. 21, 1972, and Indiana with 64 on Dec. Anthony Taylor ended Miami’s score­ ballgame. 1 didn’t feel confident until because our neighbor’s hickory tree is their qualifications. It was the second year the R.N., What you are supposed to do is make money in paying off the mortgage — Two-time defending champ John Doherty tops the The Miami Heat missed 16 of its 10, 1985, scored fewer than Miami in less drought of more than five minutes we got a run In the fourth quarter” in very poor health. It’s not dead but it award has been presented. BALTIMORE a regular payment each month and. in you should have funds set aside, men’s field that will also Include the likes of John first 17 shots in the fourth quarter as the last 33 years. The record is 57 by by hitting a jumper with 2:52 left. The Celtics’ point-total was their sure is on its way out. The tree is very "M y struggle to achieve success in the face addition, send in one month’s principal readily available in case of emergen­ Gregorek. Keith Brantly and Richard O’Flynn. the Boston Celtics pulled away for an Milwaukee on Feb. 27, 1955, the first "Boston was ripe for the taking.” lowest in two seasons, and they failed close to our property line, almost of adversity symbolizes the story of many DEAR R.N.: Your neighbor is in advance. Our 30-year pay period cies. Some would argue that you could A total of 5,700 runners and 114 walkers had 84-65 victory Tuesday night. season of the NBA’s 24-second shot Sparrow said. "W e were like a horse to hit 100 for the first time this season. parallel with our garage, and if the other women who struggle against daunting partially right. If a sound tree is would be lowered to less than 20 years. get an equity line of credit and borrow registered for the race as of ’Tuesday. Late entries, For the game, the Heat shot 32 clock. • leading in the last turn, and then “ We had our usual lapse," Miami wind were blowing the right way, the odds to achieve success in their professional destroyed by a windstorm and, in the According to the figures that my the money immediately in an emer­ will be accepted the day of the race between 8 and percent — 29 of 91. The winless “ It’s just so frustrating.” said Rory overtaken by the thoroughbred.” coach Ron Rothstein said. "W e did tree could wipe out our porch. and personal lives,” she wrote in her winning course of falling, damages your friend comes up with, we would save gency. But the interest rate would far 9:15 a m, at the Nathan Hale School on Spruce expansion team’s point total was the Sparrow, who led Miami with 10 Kevin McHale scored 17 points to some good things, but we stopped. We’ve discussed this with our essay. property, this is an act of God. iqany thousands of dollars in interest. exceed 9.5 percent. Street. Entry fee is $12. third lowest In the NBA since 1955, points. "You work hard and you get lead Boston. 2-4. The Celtics broke a Who knows why? The guy who figures I' i^ g h b o r on numerous occasions. She She was elected chief of the 92,000-member However, if a hazard exists and a We could manage the extra payments, Race proceeds benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Miami was one for one from 3-point shots you should make, and shots that four-game losing streak. that out will sell it across the country l ^ p l y says that she enjoys the tree, Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma in 1987. neighbor is made a ware of it but fails to but both my wife and I are snspicious Brace Williams, America’s top Research of Connecticut, A total of $23,000 was range but missed every other kind of other people should make. Then we Boston’s Larry Bird, bothered-by and become a multimillionaire” ‘an d if it falls down, it’s an act of God. For the award announced Tuesday, Man­ correct it, the act-of-God defense in because it seems so easy. radio talk host, is heard each week raised a year ago. Major sponsors of the race are shot, including dunks and three- half a letdown defensively — the tendinitis in his right Achilles tendon, Jon Sundvold was Miami’s best killer received $10,000 from the sponsor, the We talked to our Insurance agent and many cases will break down. Should we take advantage of this night on NBC stations. Write to Pratt & Whitney and the Hartford Courant. Pratt & footers. frustration just compounds itself.” played 16 minutes and scored six shooter. He scored nine points, all on he says essentially the same thing.. Ortho Pharmaceutical Corp. The company Why not have your attorney write proposal?. Williams in care of the Manchester Whitney donated $15,000 toward the race this year, "W ell, we escaped the record Miami, 0-5, trailed 58-56 late in the points. Reggie Lewis had ISpointsand long jumpers in the first four minutes Is there anything we can do short of donated the same amount to a charity selected your neighbor a letter confirming M.P., Herald, P.O. Box 581, Manchester an increase from a year ago, while the Courant’s books,” Miami coach Ron Rothstein third quarter when it went cold. After Jim Paxson 14. Robert Parish had 16 of the second quarter to help give chopping the tree down and taking the by the winner — the Oaks Indian Shelter. what I said, if in fact the attorney SILVER SPRINGS, MD. 08040. contribution is $10,000. said, " I t ’s tough when you’re on five Celtics scored in a 10-1 spurt that rebounds. Miami a 29-23 lead. J - 4 ...... <

MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Nov. 16, 1988 — 21 t o - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Nov. 16. 1988 Lesson Long-shot Sanders mhs SPORTS Credit eludes hasn’t into race for Heismah INBRIEF Llndsfrom, Dube qualify Bears’ Ditka By Herschel NIssenson In case you missed it, the Heisman. \ almost-guaranteed wins; In part The Associated Press Heisman Trophy race is'no longer Sanders will be in Tokyo, where HAMDEN — Manchester High sopho­ By Dave Goldberg because since the Super ^ w l a two-man race between the Oklahoma State winds up the more Katelyn Lindstrom qualified in the The Associated Press sunk in season of 1985, they've been On the cover of the 1988 • Hollywood hotshots. Barry Sand­ regular season against Texas 100-yard breaststroke for the State Open I knocked out of the playoffs in Southern California football ers. all 5-foot-8 and 197 pounds of Tech in the Coca-Cola Bowl, a swimming championships in the Class L The tendency is to think of Mike their first game; in part because guide, surrounded by memorabi­ him, has galloped off the Okla­ game which originally was sche­ state meet Tuesday night at Hamden High Ditka as brawn rather than of the assumption that someone By Hal Bock lia from u s e ’s 100 years of homa prairie squarely into the duled for Sept. 17 but was moved School. Lindstrom placed sixth in the brain; Mr. Macho (Mr. Chunky?) else is the brains behind Ditka’s The Associated Press athletic excellence, is a picture of Heisman picture. before Sanders started running breaststroke with a time of 1:12.12. to the genius of Bill Walsh and the cool of Joe Gibbs, his challengers brawn — defensive coordinator “ Quarterback Rodney Peete, You can almost detect the note wild. Lindstrom, despite not qualifying for the as the most successful coaches of Buddy Ryan, for example, got as * DALLAS — Athletic director Heisman ’Trophy Candidate.” of sadness in the vpice of UCLA “ It’s a delightful public rela­ Open in the event, set a personal record of the ’80s. much or more credit for the 1985 Doug Single, presiding over the Among the items pictured are SID Marc Dellins when he says, tions problem,” said Bill Espo­ 26.19 in the 50-yard freestyle. She finished champions as Ditka. death penalty recovery room at the Heisman Trophies won by “ We’ve certainly been watching sito, the DAC’s media liaison. eighth after being seeded 11th. Nor has he more than a 50-50 shot at Coach of the Year, an So isn't it curious that the Southern Methodist University, Mike Garrett (1965), O.J. Simp­ Barry Sanders’ statistics the last It’s not so delightful for CBS- East Catholic’s Chris Dube took fourth in TV, which will televise the honor, that usually goes to those Bears’ defense is as good or even thinks bigtime college athletics V son (1968), Charles White (1979) few weeks.” diving event in the Class M state meet whose teams improve dramati­ better this year under Vince learned next to nothing from the and Marcus Allen (1981), Rose Despite some early heroics by Heisman announcement from Tuesday night at Branford Intermediate sanctions his school endured. Bowl rings and watches, even a Sanders, who rushed for 304 yards 5:30-6 p.m., EST, following the cally. His competition is probably Tobin? With Ron Rivera and Jim School. She totaled 267.85 points to also Morrissey at outside linebacker photo of John Wayne, who was againat ’Tulsa in the third game of Army-Navy game. qualify for the Open. Marv Levy and Sana WycheT the “ I still think the business is latter at the top of the tnost-likely- in place of Wilber Marshall and knW n by his real name of Marion the season, Dellins and Tim “ We’ve set up a contingency The Open will be held Saturday at getting more and more out of to-be-fired list when the season Otis Wilson? With two rookies Morrison when he played for USC Tessalone, his USC counterpart, plan that we will bring him live Southern Connecticut State University in hand,” Single said. “ I have overt began. from Oklahoma. Dante Jones and in the'1920s. monopolized most of the via satellite out of Tokyo for the New Haven at 5:30 p.m. concern for the business. The September-October publicity. show,” CBS spokesman Mark Yet who else but Ditka should Troy Johnson, replacing Rivera pressures are more and more On the cover of the 1988 UCLA Sanders rushed for 320 yards Carlson said. “ We more than get the credit for Chicago’s and Morrissey when they got paramount. Drug use. Recruiting football guide, looking downfield against Kansas State on Oct. 29,. likely will take him right from the Whalers host Red Wings apparent return to dominance hurt? With A1 Harris replacing infractions. It’s pervasive. for an open receiver and about to the first player In history to have lobby of his hotel and do the after losing four Pro Bowlers and (obvious to the benefit of the “ The business has got to start % cock his arm, is “ Quarterback two 300-yard games in a career, interview the last five minutes of HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers an appliance to retirement, free defense) the injured William cleaning up. That’s important. If Troy Aikman, Heisman Trophy much less the same season. Last the show. (7-9-1) host the Detroit Red Wings (8-5-4). agency or injury; losing an “ The Refrigerator” Perry? All-Pro offensive tackle for more Of course. The credit goes to not, ■ Congress will step in with* Candidate.” week, he tacked on 312 again.st “ We’ll bounce it off a satellite, the leaders of the Norris Division, tonight at •iv:. • tough legislation or you’ll see a On the cover of the 1988 Kansas, plus five touchdowns, bring it down into New York and 7:30 at the Civic Center. The Whalers have than a half-season and once again Tobin, the stand-in as head coach massive federation of fed up Oklahoma State football guide, giving him a single-season NCAA hope there are no transmission been idle since last Saturday when they PatrIcK Flynn/Maachester Herald losing quarterback Jim McMa­ during Ditka’s hospitalization. In fact, there are 13 rookies on schools realigning with others.” kneeling amidst four trophies, record of 31 TDs — he has at least problems.” wound up their four-game road trip with a hon, possibly for the season? two jerseys and a helmet is ... two in every game — and putting Oklahoma State has agreed to OH, NO — Manchester High’s Jean Faber (3) walks away as several Who else would have stood on Ditka’s Bears, making the fact One of the fed-ups would be 3-1 win over the Minnesota North Stars. It AP photo Coach Pat Jones? him ahead of Allen’s 1981 pace make Sanders available during the sideline at R FK Stadium 11 that they are 9-2 a remarkable SMU> starting over atter two was their only win on the four-game swing. Simsbury players, including Kaitlyn Lunch (10) and Tammy Thompson (15), Not until page 22 do you find a when he rushed fora record 2,342 the Heisman telecast, which is days after suffering a heart example of building on the run. In years without football at a scho.ol IN HIS GLORY — Kirk Gibson of the Dodgers talks with celebrate the Trojan’s first score Tuesday. Simsbury won, 2-0, to advance to picture of Barry Sanders, the yards (Sanders has 2.003 with two 7:30-8 a m. Sunday in Japan (the attack, pretending not to coach addition to Jones and Johnson, that produced players like Doak the Class L championship game. reporters late Tuesday night in a restaurant near his Cowboys’ record-breaking tail­ games remaining). Only Allen Texas Tech game starts at 1 p.m. the Bears to a 34-14 victory they include David Tate, the Walker, Kyle Rote, Don Meredith Sales at record levels home in Michigan after being named the National back. Earlier pages show quar­ and Nebraska’s Mike Rozier Sunday Japan tim e). If he wins, Sunday over the defending Super starting free safety, an eighth- and. more recently Eric Dicker- terback Mike (Sundy, nose guard (2,148 in 1983) have rushed for he will have a long-distance STORRS — Ticket sales for University of Bowl champions, the Washington round draft choice, the 208th son and Craig James. ^ League’s most valuable player. Marcus Jones, linebacker Sim 2,000 yards in a season. conversation with host Jim Connecticut basketball games for the Kimm goes to Sues Leonard gives up titles Redskins? player chosen last April. He’s It won’t be a tentative, toe- Drain, defensive tackle David In between Kansas State and Nantz. 1988-89 season are at a record level, it’s And who else but Ditka’s replaced the retired Gary Fencik testing-the-waters start, either. Bailey, split end Hart Lee Dykes Kansas. Sanders rushed for 215 The ironic part is that if been announced. CINCINNATI (AP) - Bruce Kimm a NEW YORK (AP) — Sugar Ray Leonard players would have u.sed his without missing a beat, just as relinguished the World Boxing Council light SMU is plunging right back into Gibson’s numbers and cornerback Melvin Gilliam. hard-earned yards against Okla- Sanders wins, he will do it without Season tickets sales for the 12-game Cincinnati Reds’ coach and former man­ health as a reverse Incentive? John Wojciechowski filled in until the Southwest Conference next “ Pat and I sat down during the fioma. perhaps his most impres­ much TV exposure. Oklahoma UConn package in the Harford Civic Center ager in the club’s minor-league system heavyweight and super middleweight titles “ The last thing we wanted was All-Pro left tackle Jimbo Covert season, playing a full schedule,' summer and discussed just what sive game of the season and the State has appeared on ESPN — have passed the 8,500 plateau, up 2,000 from says he has taken a job as coach with the on Tuesday, but did not say he was retiring to have him screaming at us.” returned from injured reserve. including a date with Notre we wanted to do with the cover,” one that really thrust him into once. Aikman has been on ABC last year and an all-time Husky season Pittsburgh Pirates because the Reds didn’t In a letter sent to WBC president Jose said middle linebacker Mike Will the post-heart attack Ditka Dame, under new Coach Forrest not the whole tale said Oklahoma State sports infor­ national prominence. Through four times, Peete three times — ticket sales’ record. Season ticket sales for offer him a decent raise. Sulaiman of Mexico. Leonard said. “ Since I Singletary. "We knew that be as efficient as he was before? don’t know my pi^psent plans concerning Gregg, a Hall of Fame product of mation director Steve Buzzard. nine games. Sanders is averaging plus once on ESPN — and they the five-game package at the Field House in Kimm> 37, is to be bench coach in wouldn’t be good for him.” / “ I ’m changing my style,” he statistics. the continuation of my boxing career 1 have the program. By Ken Peters “ We have three great skill 222.5 yards; Allen averaged 212.9 have a head-to-head duel coming Storrs have been fully subscribed although Pittsburgh as the right-hand man to Pirates But there’s niore than scream­ said after Sunday’s game. “ You Still, Gibson was an easy The Associated Press position players in Sanders. in his Heisman Trophy season of up Saturday. Peete aiso' will single game tickets may be available to the • manager Jim Leyland. decided to give up both titles.” ing toDitka, whohasedgedahead won’t see me get excited on the The football team will have winner in the M VP balloting, WBC rules would not , allow Leonard to Gundy and Dykes. 1981. appear Nov. 26 against Notre general p u b lic ^ a game-by-game basis Kimm. who was third-base coach for the of Gibbs 'and Don Shula as the sideline anymore.” scholarship, athletes, not nearly LOS ANGELES - Forget the receiving 13 first-place votes and hold both titles, which he won by stopping “ Truthfully, if any of the three Since the Downtown Athletic Dame. following UCoiinPstudent ticket sales for Reds last season, said he enjoyed working coach with the best regular- But that doesn’t mean he won’t as many as the competition 272 points. Strawberry had seven Donny Lalonde in the ninth round Nov 7 at three digits that represent the warranted preseason hype it was Club of New York, which spon­ “ One of the refreshing things each game. i for Manager Pete Rose. season winning percentage — communicate his displeasure to because of the sanctions, but an batting average. Disregard the first-place votes and 236, followed Las Vegas. Dykes. But we decided it wouldn’t sors the Heisman. brings several about this whole thing is that he Single game tickets for those in Hartford Kimm said he left the team only for he’s 70-29, .707, to 91-38, .705 for his players. interesting cross section of play­ numbers in the RBI and homer by McReynolds with the other Lalonde had been the light heavyweight be fair to the other two to put just players into town for the presen­ (Sanders) has done it on the were to go on sale today at the Civic Center financial reasons and will be better paid in Gibbs. Since 1984, moreover. The most successful coach of ers who Bought the idea of using columns. four first-place votes and 162. box office and Ticketron outlets throughout Pittsburgh. He declined to say how much (175-pound) champion, and the'wRC also Ditka has a regular-season re­ all time (103-32-7, or .750) tended their freshman year as a group one of them on the cover so we tation. Aikman and Peete are field.” said Buzzard, who is just Some accomplishments don’t Van Slyke was fourth with 160 the state. the Reds offered him. allowed the two men to fight for the vacant cord of 49-9. to get excited. But like Ditka, his redshirt season, something that decided to show Pat and Okla­ almost certain to be in the Big now going Hollywood with a lend themselves to impersonal, points. Clark got 135 and Gibson’s For further ti^lwt information, contact “ The raise was not very good in my mind. super middleweight (168-pound) title. But he’s never received due players liked and respected him would have happened to most of homa State’s growing football Apple on Dec. 3. They may be poster, flyer and 3‘/4-minute precise measurement. Dodger teammate. NL playoffs the UConn ticket office at 486-2724. In fact, it was very poor,” Kimm said “ It would be unfair to those highly ranked credit for it. in part because the. and like Ditka. he comes to you them at high-powered programs tradition.” there to bid sayonara to the video. and World Series M VP Orel UConn opens its 1988-89 season at the Monday. “ It would have been different if I fighters in either weight division to have to low estate of Tampa Bay. Green daily on your television screen. Kirk Gibson’s numbers weren’t anyway. Hershiser had 111. Civic Center against the University of was making good money and wasn’t offered wait for the opportunity to become a WBC Bay and Detroit allows the Bears His name? all that impressive this season. Two members of the Baseball Fourteen came in this fall, Hartford on Saturday night, Nov. 26 a raise. But the money I was making was champ,” Leonard said in the letter released to start the season with six John Madden. Then he had only one — very Writers’ Association of America by the office of his attorney. Mike Trainer, despite the penalty-imposed lim­ Lakers’ win is pure ‘Magic’ probably the lowest in the league.” memorable — at-bat in the entire in each NL city did the voting itation that prevented the univer­ at Bethesda Md. World Series. But his contribu­ prior to the postseason. sity from paying for campus RHAM presents awards tions to the world champions Los Strawberry led the league with visits. SMU can gdd 25 scholar­ Mets to keep Mookie Martina strikes out Angeles Dodgers were 39 home runs, was second with 101 HEBRON - The RHAM junior High ship athletes in 1988-89 but must British to outlaw steroids unmistakable. RBI and batted .269. McReynolds NBA Roiindup School fall sports awards program was held NEW YORK (A P ) - The New York Mets cull them from a sanction limit of Those contributions were rec­ hit .288 with 27 homers and 99 Nov. 7 at the school. Trophies were said Tuesday they had picked up the option LONDON (AP) — The British govern­ 4^ campus visits, nol the 95 that ognized Tuesday when Gibson RBI. Van Slyke hit .288 with 25 presented the following; year of Mookie Wilson’s contract for the ment announced Tuesday it plans to outlaw tennis pinch-hitter others get. wasnamedtheNational League’s homers and lOORBI and Clark led Bv The Associated Press Girls soccer: most improved- Kale 1989 season, a decision that will earn the the unauthorized use of anabolic steroids, “ It’s a unique challenge for a Docker; best defensive player- Kelly Veteran center fielder $1 million. with jail terms and unlimited fines facing Most Valuable Player for 1988. the N L with 109 RBI and hit 29 Bv Rick Warner Navratilova broke right back and student-athlete,” Single, said. Magic Johnson made a 3-poiht Diliner; coach’s “ best shot” award- Shelly “ In many ways. Mookie Wilson has been importers, dealers and users. “ He helped turn the team home runs. The Associated Press held serve the rest of the way. “ It’s an opportunity to play for a around and played a leadership “ Therefore always going to be shot at the buzzer of the second Keegan; most valuable- Michelle Buckley. the heart and the soul of this ballclub from In the wake of the scandal surrounding school that is rich in tradition, for “ I wasn’t going to lose my serve role.” the New Yorks Mets’ Kevin critics, pwple who don’t feel I’m overtime, giving the Lakers a Boys soccer: most improved- Jeremy the rebuilding years through a world Canadian sprint star Ben Johnson, who was NEW YORK — Martina Navra­ a top flight coach, with a lot of again.” she said. “ I was going to McReynolds, third in the M V P worthy of this award,” Gibson 148-146 double overtime victory Fowler; best defensive player- Joe Wro- champion.ship and it is comforting to know stripped of an Olympic gold medal after tilova struck out a pinch-hitter in exposure. You’ll take your lumps, make her hit four winners in a voting, said of Gibson. said. “ Too bad it has to be only over the Denver Nuggets Tues­ blewski; most valuable- Matt Heslin that No. 1 will be back at Shea Stadium next testing positive for the muscle-building the opening round of the Virginia but by the time you’re a junior or row.” “ Winning the M VP was never one person. I can make an day night. It was the Lakers’ Cross country awards: boys’ most year,” General Manager Frank Cashen drug, the government has proposed to senior, you’ll have something Slims tennis championships. In other opening-round my goal.” Gibson said from his argument forOrel. for Darryl, for fourth consecutive victory. valuable- Andrij Rudko. most improved- said in a statement. make its use illegal, except when autho­ special.” Stephanie Rehe was supposed matches, seventh-seeded Manu- home in Michigan. “ But I’m Kevin. Things were just on the Danny Schayes’ layup with Y- Brian ’Trzclnski; girls most valuable- Wilson. 3232,,1 the oldest Mets’ player in point rized by doctors. . Mitch Glieber figured he al­ to be the hitter on the other side of ela Maleeva breezed past Lori happy that so many people had Dodgers’ and my side.” three seconds left put Denver Lauren Rogowicz; most improved-Carolyn of service —■ he1 has been with the club since Although anabolic steroids are banned in ready had something special. the net Tuesday night, but she McNeil 6-1, 6-0 in 48 minutes and the opinion that I had that much Gibson helped the Dodgers ahead 146-145 and the Lakers Naegeli. 198() — said he was surprised that at the most sports, it is not illegal to use or supply Glieber was a recruited wide withdrew at the last minutev No. 6 Natalia Zvereva of the impact on our winning. My goal bounce back from their first called timeout. The Nuggets team’s decision. them. But Home Office Minister Douglas receiver on the la.st SMU team. because of an ankle injury. Soviet Union beat Helen Kelesi of was for us to become world consecutive sub-.500 finishes in sagged to prevent Johnson from “ I didn’t think they would pick up the Hogg, whose department is responsible for When the death penalty hit. NHL suspends two more Canada 6-2, 1-6, 6-2. champs. That’s what makes this two decades. They had gone 73-89 driving, and hejofted a shot from option.” said Wilson, in the fifth year of his legal matters, proposed that unauthorized Her replacement. Lari.sa Sav­ others ieft. He stayed. The first round will be com­ that much sweeter ... for two straight years before beyond the top of the key for the TORONTO (AP) — The National Hockey contract. importers, producers and dealers will face chenko of the Soviet Union, took “ Staying wasn’t an easy deci­ pleted tonight when third-seeded “ I ’m not a numbers person. I going 94-67 this season. game winner. League suspended Pittsburgh forward The Mets had the choice of renewing jail sentences of up to five years, while*^ some good swings against Navra­ sion by any means.” Gliebersaid. Chris Evert plays Barbara Pot­ never set goals to hit this number While Gibson, who left the “ I think he should change hfs ’Troy Loney for 10 games and Penguins Wilson’s contract for next year at $1 million anyone found guilty of illegal possession of tilova before striking out 6-7 (7-9), “ Analyzing my situation. I came ter, No. 4 Gabriela Sabatini meets or get so many RBIs. The Detroit ’Hgers as a free agent and name from Magic to Mystifying,” coach (Jene Ubriaco for five games because or buying him out at a cost of $300,000. the drug could be fined and jailed for up to 6-3, 6-3 at Madison Square here to get a degree. I love this Katerina Maleeva and No. 8 intangibles obviously were taken signed with Los Angeles on Feb. Mychal Thompson said. “ He is so of a fight at Vancouver last weekend. He became the regular center fielder last two years. Garden. school. It wasn’t in my mind to go Helena Sukova faces Zina into consideration and that 1, won the M VP Award with his mentally in-game that even sit­ After the Penguins’ Mario Lemieux Aug. 22. and from then until the rest of the somewhere else and start over “It was hard,’.’ Navratilova Garrison. makes me feel good.” ' regular-season showing, his year ting out most of the first half kicked the feet out under from Vancouver’s season, he batted .385 in 46 games. He from scratch.” said after the two-hour match. “ I Navratilova, seeded second in Gibson had just 76 RBI, the will probably be most remem­ doesn’t get him out of his gam e.” Brian Bradley and was not penalized, the finished the year with a .296 average, eight Glieber holds no bitterness prepared for Stephanie Rehe. the $l-million tournament behind lotvest total for a league M VP bered by his one trip to the plate Johnson scored three points Canucks Garth Butcher came over to home runs, 41 RBI and l5stolenbases. He is OSU under Investigation against the players who took Then I find out at 11 o’clock this defendinggChampion Steffi Graf, since Pete Rose won the award in during the World Series. down the stretch of the first Lemieux and the pair exchanged words. the Mets’ all-time leader in runs, triples and things that shouldn’t have been STILLW ATER. Okla, (A P ) - The NCAA morning that I ’m playing Sav­ announcM a switch of her own 1973. Gibson’s batting average Flinching from pain caused by overtime to tie the score at 137. He Loney then came over, confronted Butcher stolen bases. offered, putting SMU in this fix. is conside«ng “ serious penalties” against chenko. That’s never happened to after beating Savchenko. Next was .290 and he had 25 homers. hamstring and knee injuries, he finished the game with 21 and and a fight ensued. As for next season, Wilson said, “ I don’t ’’If I was a kid who grew up in AP photo Oklahoma State’s football program, the me before,” year, she will be coached by Craig The four hitters who' finished ■ limped to the plate as a pinch- Byron Scott had 29. Under NH L rule 66, the first player to expect it to be different from last year or the poverty and had that stuff flashed ARMED AND READY — Dallas forward Sam Perkins school’s athletic director admitted Another rarity was Navratilo­ Kardon of Dallas instead of Tim behind him in the M VP voting —r hitter and hit a two-run homer off Alex English scored 29 points leave his bench and become involved in an year before. There were no guarantees I in front of me ... I can’t fault Tuesday. va’s inability to hold serve in the Gullikson. who has worked with the Mets’ Darryl Strawberry and Oakland’s Dennis Eckersley with for the Nuggets. blocks Detroit guard Isiah Thomas during their NBA altercation is suspended automatically for will play part time or full time. I have lived them. I can see what they did.” Because of the school’s history of prior first set. The four-time champion her since January. Kevin McReynolds. Pittsburgh’s two outs in the bottom of the ninth Hawks 97, Cavaliers 95; Moses game Tuesday night in Dallas. The Pistons won, 108-99. 10 games, and his coaPh for five. In with it for the past couple of years” The bottom line was that the NCAA probation and sancti'ons'from 1978 to was broken four times by Sav- Navratilova said Gullikson is Andy Van Slyke and San Francis­ inning to give the Dodgers the win Malone scored 21 points, includ­ addition. Ubriaco said the Penguins were ' -V- death penalty forced Glieber to 1982. athletic director Myron Roderick said chenkp, who had dropped all 10 of leaving because he wants to co’s Will Clark — had better in Game 1. ing Atlanta’s final field goal with fined $10,000. their previous sets. spend more time with his family. make a choice. “ I was forced to seven minutes left. The Hawks Knicks 126, Rockets 121: Gerald Mark Aguirre .scored 37 points Glasnost Bowl slated allegations “ proven, admitted and self- reported” will be viewed by the committee “ I lost my serve three or four “ My name is not George give up something I loved.” he nearly blew a 94-76 lead. Wilkins scored 30 points, includ­ to lead Dallas. WASHINGTON (A P )—SouthernCalifor­ as a continuation of a pattern and not a times all last week (while win­ Steinbrenner,” she proclaimed. said. “ SMU or football.” The loss was the first in five ing the go-ahead basket with 1:15 Krickstein advances nia and Illinois will introduce American series of isolated violations. ning a tournament in Chicago).” do not change coaches like I That’s what’s wrong with the MCC set to open games for Cleveland, which left, giving the Knicks their fifth football to the Soviet Union when they open Jazz 106, Pacers 95; Karl DETROIT (AP) — Third-seed Aaron “ The violations that were found are Navratilova said. “ I lost it four change shirts. This has nothing to sanctions. It punishes the inno­ matched its best start in 10 years. consecutive victory and snapping their 1989 seasons by .playing in the Malone scored 26 of his 36 points Krickstein beat Dan Goldberg to adva nee to serious and serious penalties will be times in the first set today. That’s ■ do with how Tim and I get along. cent like Glieber. It leaves people Blazers 125, Clippers 103: Clyde Houston’s four-game winning Glasnost Bowl in Moscow. in, the second half after missing the'Second round of the Little Caesars deliberated,” Roderick said. totally unacceptable.” We get along great” like Single to clean up the mess Drexler scored 26 points and streak. Tuesday’s announcement of the teams made by others. hoop year tonight most of the first half because of Championship tournament. The NCAA sent Oklahoma State a letter After dropping another service Gullikson. a former touring Steve Johnson 20 as Portland Johnny Newman scored 20 for the Sept. 2 game followed five years of foul trouble. > Earlier, fourth-seed Dan Goldie beat of official inquiry in April, listing allega­ game to open the second set. pro, returned the compliment. “ It might be the best thing to ended a three-game losing points and Trent Tucker added 13, negotiations with the Soviet Union and Malone started the second half Richey Reneberg in a rematch of the 1986 tions of violations in the football program. happen to the program.” Single Bv Ericka Neumann emerge for his starting five. With streak. including three of New York’s some intense schedule shuffling by the and played until there were two NCAA singles men’s final, which Goldie The university responded to the letter said. “ SMU has a unique chance Special to the Herald the exception of James and Danny Manning led the seven 3-pointers. Akeem 01a- schools. The game will be played in minutes left. He made 10 of 15 earlier this fall, but resisted legal attempts to reshape the environment, an ¥ 6-foot-2 Kevin Wilson, whoplayed Clippers with 20 points in his juwon led the Rockets with 28 also won. Dynamo Stadium, a soccer facility that shots for the game and 16 of 17 to make the allegations public. Kirk found guilty, opportunity to show we can come At least one difference is center for the Cougars a yea r ago, second NBA game. Manning, the points and 16 rebounds and Mike seats about 50.000. out of this and run a clean free throws, matching a career immediately visible between the Olander will be going mostly with No. 1 pick in draft, had 12 points in Woodson had 26 points.. high. He had 11 rebounds. Thurl Parish; Laimbeer fined “ This should be an exceptional expe­ program and be competitive. 1988-89 version of the Manchester all new faces. his debut Saturday night against Bulls 120, 76ers 107: John Bailey scored 29 points for Utah. rience, particularly for the athletes and the Spurrier to miss game That’s the only thing that will Community College basketball Among the candidates for a Phoenix. Paxson and Bill Cartwright com­ Rik Smits scored 20 points to lead NEW YORK (AP) — Boston’s Robert Soviet people,” said Southern Cal Athletic awaits sentencing save us.” team and last year’s model — starting role are Smith, who Nets 106, Hornets 99: Joe Barry bined for 13 points during a 15-7 Indiana and Herb Williams added Parish was fined $1,500 and Detroit’s Bill ' Director Mike McGee. “ We believe our DURHAM. N.C. (A P ) — Duke University But no matter how hard Single size. With the return of 6-foot-8 played well in the Cougars’ first Carroll scored 21 of his 25 points in Chicago run to start the fourth 18. Laim beer and Rick Mahom were fined athletes and Illinois’ athletes will be head coach Steve Spurrier will be barred Bv Woody Baird ment said he intentionally hid scrubs to keep SMU squeaky Bernard James, who had 140 quarter. two scrimmages. 6-foot guard the second half. $1,000 each for incidents during two NBA wonderful ambassador/;.” from Saturday’s Duke-North Carolina The Associated Press income totaling more than clean, the mess continues 1 ' blocked shots for the Cougars two Mike Shea from Granby, and Charlotte led 51-45 at halftime, Michaei Jordan scored 33 Suns 119, Kings 69: Eddie games last week, the NBA announced. If all goes well, the Glasnost Bowl will be football game because of comments he $45,000. He was acquitted of a elsewhere. years ago before taking a year 6-foot-3 Jon Seymour, who was an but Carroll, who scobed IIpoints points for the Bulls, including a Johnson scored 27 points as Parish, who threw a punch, and Laim ­ held annually, with different participants made about officiating after last Satur­ MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Fired by Within the last month, Kansas’ companion charge that he failed off, and the addition of 6-foot-7 ; All-State selection at Coventry in the third quarter, led New jumper that broke a 70-70 tie late Phoenix won on the road for the beer were fined for an altercation during each year. day’s 43-43 tie with North Carolina State. Memphis State two years ago to report $116,800 in income in basketball and Arizona State’s freshman Terry Smith, plus four High School two years ago. Jersey,bac(c in the second half as in the third quarter and gave first time in four games. last Friday night’s CeltIcs-PIstons game a t . Atlantic Coast Conference commissioner after building a nationally ranked 1983. track and field programs have other players in the 6-2 to 6-4 Five-foot-9 Rob Giliiard, a Chicago the lead for good. Boston. Mahom was fined for two flagrant the Nets took a 76-75 lead. Kevin Johnson added 25 points Lalonde receives award ' Gene Corrigan said Monday that confer- basketball program, former Kirk argued through his lawy­ been placed on probation, both range. MCC Coach Skip Olander traansfer from (Jecil Community Mike McGee scored 26 points Pistons 106, Mavericks 99: Bill and Armon Gilliam 18 points for fouls in a game against Atlanta. - - ence policy will allow Spurrier to be with his Coach Dana Kirk now await.s^ ers that any problems with his A arely escaping the death penalty can expect a stronger game in the College in Maryland, is one of the Laimbeer had 23 points and 21 for New Jersey and Kelly Tri- the Suns. Sacramento, 0-6, was NEW YORK (AP)- Donny Lalonde, , team up to one hour before game time this sentencing for tax evasion and*^ taxes were caused by honest U b M t accompanies two major paint. guard candidates aiong with rebounds as Detroit improved to beaten Nov. 7 by Sugar Ray Leonard, was pucka scored 25 points for the ,, led by Kenny Smith with 23 and Saturday, after which he must leave the obstruction of justice. mistakes. He did not testify at his infractions in five years, the 6- 0. The Cougars a year ago had a 6-foot-l Rob Schuler out of Prince Hornets. Derek Smith with 22. honored Tuesday for his work in aiding stadium. “ I never thought it would come trial. sentence that shut down SMU high pctane finish to a season in Tech, 5-foot-7 Omar Brooks or Track purses increase battered children. “ I guess you just cannot talk about the to this.” Kirk said Tuesday after " I have never shot, raped or football for two seasons. which they stumbled at first, but 6-foot Troy Moore. The 28-year-old’, who left home at 15 after refs if you coach football in this league,” a U.S. District Court jury found robbed. I am not a criminal and I Single thinks a program would won their final 14 games to post a NEW YORK (AP) — The Mobil Indoor Olander has a new assistant Ziegler says violence on decline four years of beatings by his stepfather, Spurrier said after Corrigan announced the him guilty of cheating on his taxes was never given the opportunity have to virtually commit murder Track and Field Grand Prix, with an 20-7 record and a fifth place finish coach in Hai Lewis. “ Hal’s style was given the Children’s Lifeline Award by penalty, and trying to intimidate a grand to look at my taxes and say, 'Pay before the NCAA comes down on in NJCAA circles. MCC. reduced increase of $50,000 in ‘prize money, will is the perfect complement tfor EDMONTON, Alberta (AP) - attempts to curb dangerous gam e and league expansion — he Fam ily Dynamics, Inc. at a luncheon. Duke was leading State 43-40 in the final jury witness. this and pay that,” ’ Kirk said. it the way it did on the Mustangs. to eight players, was knocked out mine.” Olander said, “ and hehas Despite a recent rash of suspen­ stickwork. said there will be none in the begin Its eighth season Jan. 13 at Hamilton. Lalonde. of Winnipeg. Manitoba, has seconds Saturday when a defensive holding Kirk. 53. said he would talk with “ I ’m thoroughly, thoroughly " I would find it highly unusual of the regional tournament last excellent knowledge of the game. sions and game misconducts, “ Over the last 10 years, there fore.seeable future. Ontario, and end with the Mobil Indoor established the Donny Lalopde Child Abuse call against Duke nullified an interception his lawyers before deciding disappointed,” he said. for them to give the death penalty year in the first round by Roxbury He’s going to be a big asset for NHL president John Ziegler says have been only two repeaters of Cbampionships at New York Feb. 24, Foundation, which distributes funds to by Duke safety Scott Brittingham and gave whether to appeal. to another institution, knowing Community College. us.” Lewis coached for2‘A years there have been fewer high- players who ha ve been suspended He said the high-sticking crack­ officials announced ’Tuesday. various child abuse organizations in N.C. State a first down at the Duke 20-yard He faces a maximum sentence Kirk was convicted of trying to what they know about the diffi­ The Cougars, who begin play at Framington State in Massa­ stfbking infractions in the league eight games or more,” Ziegler down came after the clubs A total of 13 meets will be conducted next Canada,, and he also is a spokesman for the line. Two plays later. Damon Hartman of 24 years in prison and fines of silence a grand jury witness who culty we’re having starting tonight at 8 on the road against chusetts before moving to Vernon this season than in the first month said. “ There’s no judicial system unanimously agreed they wanted season. All 25 individual events contested at U.S. Department of Health and Human kicked a 37-yard field goal to tic the game as $275,000, A sentencing hearing is bought basketball tickets from over,” he said. Dean Junior College, have 15 last March. a year ago. in the world, other than public more severe punishment. The the Indoor Champion^ips will be Grand Services. time expired. expected in about a month after a him. He also was convicted on “ The death penalty is ionger players eligible for the fall MCC will make its home debut Ziegler was in Edmonton to execution, that does as well from league introduced a major pe­ Prix events. A $1,000 check, which accompanied the In an interview following the game. routine investigation by the fed­ three counts of filing false tax than two years. It will be five to semester, with the possibility of a on ’Tuesday when it hosts UConn promote the league’s 40th All- the stand point of deterrent of the nalty and automatic game mis­ The purse for the Grand Prix has beeh award, was turned over by Lalonde tb his Spurrier said the officials kept his team eral probation office. statements on his income from seven before we are in a competi­ couple more by January. A very Point at East Catholic Star game — set for Feb. 7 — but, individual^” conduct for high-sticking infrac­ increased from $150,000 to $200,000, foundation. from winning. Kir)( was convicted of evading summer basketball camps *at tive position, due to the scholfir- Olander said he is still waiting High School, site of all its home as expected, the topic turned Ziegler also touched on topics tions, even accidental ones, that taxes in 1982 when the govern­ Memphis State. ship (limitation) numbers.” for the right combination to outings. quickly to violence and league such as television, the All-Star injure or cut an opponent. - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Nov. 16, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday,-Nov. 16, 19M — 83 SCOREBOARD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Flam n 5, lilin d sri 1 ^ H ockey NFLtaamstatlatlcs cojow y 1 1 i - « IL08T PART TIME N.Y. hlumitn, 1 0 0—1 AMERICAN FOOTBALL COtlFERENCE ' and found HELP WANTED Real Estate I HOMED . . 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The . pri­ 0 of 1; St. Louis 1 of 5. Roms 12M 234$ required. Ability to per­ sional atmosphere. chester, to collect vour room Ansaldl built Co­ NHL multt GMlIes— New Jersey, Burke, 7-62 (30 poals— Hawkins, Poxson 4. 3®_ft<^, G.WIIkIns, (ihlevous. Fouled Employ iment tiative. Apply In per­ vate enclospd back­ Detroit , ______Dollos 1315 form heavy physical la­ T o p p a y. A p p ly at once $25. Y o u m ust b rin g lonial, 4 bedrooms, 1 s f ^ 2 8 saves). St. Louis, Mlllen, 562 Clevelond 4 1 800 out— Cortwrlght. Rebounds— put— None. Rebounds— New York S3 (Ook- New Orleans 1243 HELP wanted. Secre­ son, 9am-7pm. yard with mature (2M 8). Rh'lpaelPhla 41 (Barkley 10), Chicago bor and understand and to: Ann or Pharmacist, proof of registration. full bath, 2 half baths, 2 Milwaukee 3 1 '75(1 „ ” ®“**®n so (Olaluwon 14). Detroit 1527 tory, special educa­ landscaping Is a plus In Brulm 5, Nordlques 5 A— 10,929. Atlanta 5 2 714 * CGr®g* '?>• Assists— P h llo d e l^ ^W »-New York 22 (G.WIIkIns 4), Tampa Bay 1057 tion. 6 hours per day. follow written and oral 396 West Middle Tpke. Liggett Pharmacy, This offer Is void In fireplaces, front to ■ Referee— Don Kohorskl. Linesmen— ” fVIncenf ID. HaujtSP M (Floyd 7). Total fouls-New PART Til ME nstructlons In English Is back living room, for­ this seven room home Chicago 4 3 .571 Total fwls— Phllodelphio 17, Oilcogo Glonts 12a I School year only. W ont-- Manchester Porkode. seven do vs. 11-16. Brod unorowlctir Pierre Champoux. Indlono 0 4 000 ,Y®^'‘ H atto n 21. Technical— New York Phllodelphia 1143 (ID also required. Applicants Manchester, C T m al d ining ro o m , eat-ln with two full baths. A 3 1 8 -4 24. Technical— Wingate. A— 17,498. Illegal defense. A— 14811. I HELP WANTED processlng, organiza­ PRODUCTION Workers. DENTAL Assistant. Full WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlanta 1457 must possess a minimum kitchen. Istfloor in-law new kitchen, replace­ 1 1 0 -4 tional and general of­ Ice Cream Manufac­ time, maximize your Rrst Period— 1, Boston, Janney 6 Midwest Division 8th g ra d e ed u cation and 2 efficiency apartment, 1 ment windows, roof, Klnos6,Csnucl(s4 MORNINGS. Office fice skills, taking mln- FCiOD Servoce workers turer has Immediate potential, experience (Neely, (Salley), 13:24 (pp). 2, Quebec, years experience In park c a r garage. $210,000. and furnace are only a ^cfcson 2 (Poddubny, JervI), 15:03. 3, Utafi 3 2 .600 Trallblazers125.Cllppsrs103 ' worker for/Vlonchester utes. Salary needed. M-F, no wee­ opening for production lob satisfaction witti HBA leaders maintenance or related Anne Miller Real Est- tew of the many recent Podihibny 12 (JervI, IXillas), gollos 4 3 .571 Real Estate loffice. Ty- negotiable. Start kends. (xood benefits. workers. Full benefits. personal and profes­ Denver 4 3 .571 work, and a valid Class II ote, 647-8000.D______Improveme nt s. 18:«. 4, Quebec, Goulet 5 (Cote, -05S& I ! ti L.A. CLIPPERS (183) B aseball plno/bookkeeplng ex­ ASAP. Coll Andover C a ll Ju lie , 603-2222 ext. Apply; Royal Ice sional growth and ful­ t^Stotny), 18:27. Penalties— Moller, Que Rrst Period— 1, Los Angeles, Duguoy 1 Houston 4 3 .571 Normon 614 62 18, Smith 7-11 61 14, motor vehicle operator’s $147,900. Y o Y o CorroM . NEW YORK (A P ) — The National perience h e lp fu l. 646- Elementary School. 2326, 7 om-11 a m . Cream, 27 Warren fillment by utilizing NEW Home. You'll (hoWliw), 3:07; Thelven, Bos (hooking), (terpenter), 5:23. 2, Vancouver, Adorns 9 San Antonio 2 3 400 Benlomln 581-211, Nixon 686010, Williams Boskelboll Association Individual scoring, license; or a relatively S en try Real Estate, 643- Miami 0 5 .000 4655. 742-0457.______Street, Monchester. vour warmth and Inter­ breathe clean, fresh air 4060.O 5:19; D.Swedney, Bos (holding), 9:28; (Bennlng, Hodgson), 14:12 (pp) 7-14 46 18, Manning 617 64 20, reboundlng,fleldgoalpercentadeandosslst equivalent combination DAYTIM E Barmaid Leechyshyn, Chre (tr M n g ), 12:31. Penaltlee— Hodgson, Van (tripping), 1:14; Pacific DIvtslon Gondrezick 671-28, Kite 1-1002, (h’ant 1-562 leaders through November 13: HELP wanted. Flower wanted tor locol cafe. S40-80K PER YEAR. Na­ personal communica­ when YOU live In this Caibenter, LA (tripping), 5:34; Robl- L.A. Lakers 1 .833 of experience and train­ COVENTRY. Custom de­ SeoHid Perlod-4, Bostan, Bourque 4, _ 2. Totals 45-85 1619 103. Scoring NL MVP voting shop soles clerk posi­ Experience preferred. tional Wholesale Je­ tion skills. A well or­ lovely 4 bedroom, 2’/z tpllle, LA (holding), 11:00; Taylor, LA Golden Stole 2 .667 1 ing. Starting salary: signed and built with :31. A Beston,M lller2(0'Dwm , Johnston), PORTLAND (125) G FG FT PtsAvg ganized flexible,- fun bath Colonial which (hooking), 13:53; Bennlng, Von Phoenix 3 .900 2 Bryant 610 1-2 11, Kersey 65 64 4, Jordon, Chi. tion available 2-3 days $19,510.00. Appllcotlons Will train. Work habit welry Company needs auallty In mind. Just a 7:26.7, ftjebec. Brown 6 (Soklc, P. Stostnv), Portland 6 01 218 34.3 M ATURE Womo n to care loving person will wel­ offers a family room, -.f_»<>|t«»n- Wesley 5 (Janney, (holding), 19:43. 3 -.900 2 Duckworth 617 6919, Drexlef 1621 610 24, Malone, u i ^ 4 45 131 32.8 <*•*> - voting for the per week. Flexible m a y be obtained fro m the references required. representatives tor lo­ few of the feoturesore 4 Seattle 3 .500 2 1W Notional League Most Valuoble Plover .' (or toddlers, /Monday- com e this challenge In first floor laundry and Neely), 10:27. Penalties— Burrtdge, Bos L.A. Clippers Porter 614 6214, Johnson 614 64 20, Young Olaluwon, Hou. 6 ‘ 03 178 29.7 hours, except during Town Manager’s Office, C a ll fo r In te rvie w . 649- cal area. No direct bedrooms, 2V3 baths, (iKM Ing), 2:24; Kasper, Bos (holding), SMond Perlod-3, Los Angeles, Tonelll 4 4 .333 3 61 62 2, Anderson 69 36 11, Jones 1-1 English, Den. 6 74 Award, with first-, second-and thlrd- Frldav, 7-1 or 18pm In 4604.______our rapidly growing large 2 car attached Sacramento 6 172 28.7 holiday weeks. Apply 2155 Main Street, Glas­ sales, wholesale only. double lacuzzi In Mas­ ®®» (high-sficking), (M c ^ rle y , (Juchesne), 2:13. 4, Van­ .000 5 602, Bronch6102-212, Neol61600, Ferreira Drexler, Port. 5 52 140 28.0 P!*??,''.®??-*?? *®*®' ®®'"*» 0®**® ®o o exclusive daveare cen­ Peridental practice. ^ garage. Still time to 16:52; Finn, Que (cross-checking), 14:52. couver, Bozek 3 (Smyl), 10:58. Tuesday’s (Tomes 14-98.7-666-3-61 basis: In person at Brown's tonbury, Connecticut CONSTRUCTION; 713-702-9068.______ter bedroom, skylights 63 2-2 2.Totals 46106 3363125. Mullln, G.S. 5 51 139 27.8 ter. Starting )t5/hour. Our patients appre­ choose vour colors. Of­ Penalties— Taylor, LA (holding), 12:41; New Jersey 104, Chorlotte 99 Ellis, Sea. 6 57 Plww irt 2nd 3rt Tetol Flowers. 163 Main St., 06033 and m ust be re ­ Driver with both TEXAS Refinery Corpo­ In lacuzzi, family Bostofi 84, MIomI 45 141 24.8 Gibson, LA 13 4 2 372 The Children's Place, ciate and value our fered at $239,9000. C en­ Third Period— 9, Boston, Burridee 4 TontI, Van (hooking),18:25. L A , Clippers 20 24 30 27— 183 Cummings, Mil. 4 43 103 25.8 Manchester. ceived by 4:00pm on T r a ile r d u m p 8, lo w bed ration needs mature room, and main bath. (Thelven, Kasper), 8:30. 10, Quebec, Atlanta 97, Cleveland 95 Portland 35 20 32 38-125 Lever, Den. Strawberry, N Y 7 9 3 234 Inc. 643-5535. services and smiles. tury 21 Epstein Realty, Chlcogo 120, Philadelphia 107 6 56 150 25.0 DISHWASHER. Even­ Tuesday, December 6, experience. Must have person now In Man­ Atrium doors off fam­ Podd»*oy 13 (P. Stastnv, Brown), 12:02 Third Period— 5, Los Angeles, (Jretzky 14 6 Polnt pool— Gondrezick. Fouled out— E.Johnson, Phoe. 5 47 122 24.4 McReynoMs, NY 4 2 4 141' HOSTESS. To asiilst Con­ Our goals are to be the 647-8695.0______(& m w io n , Nlcholls), :28. 4, Los Angeles, New York 124, Houston 121 Von SIvke, Pit - 5 5 60 ings for hard working 1908, A A / E O E / M F valid CT. class 1 li­ chester a r e a . R egord- ily room and dining (pp). Penalties— Thelven, Bos, malor /Manning. Rebounds— Los Angeles 52 Scott, I ^ L 5 40 I X 24.0 dominium sale*; agent best. If we hove stirred BOLTON. Lovely 3 bed­ (RgMng), 9:21; (Slllls, O ut, minor-major Gretzky15(Nlcholls,RobltaMle),2:41(pp).7, Detroit 108, Dallas 99 (Beniamin 13), Porttond 45 (Duckworth Borldev, Phil. W.CIork, SF - 2 5 IB person. Career oppor­ cense. C a ll 647-9745 for less ot trolning, write: room to 52X10 deck, 5 39 119 23.8 S150.00 A D A Y I Process up some Interest, we (Insttgator, flghtlne), 9:21; Janney, Bos Vancouver, TontI 7 (Boyd, Hodgson), 5ri4 L.A. Lakers 148; Denver 144, 20T 13). Assists— Los Angeles 25 (Grant 9)r McHole, Bos. 5 49 Hershlser, LA 1 in In n6w condonninlum tunities are possible oppointment.______D .H . H opkins, B ox 711, room Ranch with first and.greenhouse. There Utah 108, Indiana 96 118 23.4 (tatarrogo, Mon - 1(E phone orders. People would love to share (hooking),11.-10. Hodgson 1 (Bozek), Portlond 29 (Porter 11). Total fouls— Los Bailey, Utah 4 32 94 23.5 development Man­ and we will train. Call Fort Worth, Texas • floor laundry, 2 firepla­ a r e allt)wances (or 15:38.9,LosAngeles,Carpenter7, 14:59. 10, Phoenix 119, Sacramento 89 Angeles 31, Portland 19. Technicals— Worthy, LAL Doitls, Hou 1 72 chester. Saturday, coll you. Tuesdoy- SMALL Manufacturing Ideas. Please coll ces, sliders to back Portland 125, L.A. Clippers 103 5 45 117 23.4 Jackson, CIn . . . „ C o v e y 's 643-2751. 76101. carpet, appliances, ^e rtlm e — None. Penalties— None. Nlcholls 19 (Duchesne), Kersey, Norman, Beniamin (elected). Wilkins, All. 6 52 139 23.2 , Sunday, & Monday 11- F rld a v , T p m -7 p m . 214- Co. seeks masklng- E la in e a t 633-2048, be­ porch, 3 car garage Shots on goal— Boston I M 1-5-1— 29. ) ? : » (en). Penalties— Bennlng, Von ^ _ Wednesday’s Games A— 12,012. Cone, NY - - . 37 and electrical fixtures. Chambers, Phoe. 5 49 115 23.0 5. C oll N ell 647-1)432 or COOK - Seasonal for 732-e690. E x t. L -2 /benchwork help, 1st NURSES and Medical tween 8-4, Mohdov- plus pond. Suitable tor A iolw r IMSlOuSlL-K (holding), 1:20; Laldlaw, LA (holding), Golden State ot Boston, 7 :X p.m. Tisdale, Ind. 5 Gwynn, SD - - 1 X Call for an appoint­ Chicago at Philadelphia, 7 :X p.m 39 112 22.4 school age daycare. shift. Good starting Personnel. Free Job Poe y -p loy Opportunities— Boston 1 of 3:49; Butcher, Van (holding), 10:53; Ewing, N.Y. 6 47 133 22.2 Franco, CIn . / a .. Beverly 2^2881. CONCRETE Workers. Thursdav. Ernest B. horses. Possible subdi­ ment today.$305,000. Gretzky, LA (hooking), 13:08; Brodlev, Detroit at Son Antonio, 8:X p.m Davis, CIn - 14, Able to work public p a y St benefits. Don- H otline. 1-800-543-2189. Spiro, DPs ond teom. 3; Quebec 3 of 5. Bird, Bos. ______5 46 n o 22.0 Full time, veor round vision. $399,000. C en- Realty World, Benoit, (Soalles— Boston, Moog, 61-3 (35 shots-30 Von (tripping),19:48. Indlono at Phoenix, 9:M p.m. Pistons 108, Mavericks 99 Bonilla, Pit . . . 7] . school breaks and w ell C o .,130 Sheldon For complete Info on TEXAS Oil company . turv 21 Epstein Realty, Frechette Associates, savs^^Quebec, Gosselln, W -2 (2624). Shots on goal— Voncouver 161613— 43. Sacramento at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. FM d <3oal Percentage Dawson, (3il - - . 4; House Keepers summer months. Pre­ employment, benefits. Road, Manchester, CT. positions In hospitals, Thursday’s Gomes needs mature person 647-8895.0 646-7709.n______Los Angeles 23-1612— 45. D E TR O IT (108) „ PO FGA Pet Myers, NY - - . 31 Pert Sm* potKIon. FlesM vious experience re­ Excellent pay. Call 646- Call 649-5374, 8-4:30 nurslong homes, pools, Power-ploy Opportunities— Vancouver 2 New Jersey ot Milwaukee, 8:M p.m. Butler, SF .... jJ tor short trips sur­ Referee— Bob Myers. Linesmen— Mohorn 64 60 4, [tantlev 1-2 60 2, Donaldson, Dali. 24 41 434 apply *t: q u ire d . $5.62 p e r hour. 5324 o r evenings, 484- Mondov-Fridov. ' H M D s etc. G iv e us o MANCHESTER 7 room, COVENTRY. This home Ron Finn, Don McCourt. of 4; Los Angeles 1 of 6 . Miami at Houston, 8:X p.m Lolmbeer 613 64 23, Dumars 7-11 2-2 14, Sax, LA . . . f] rounding Manchester. Charlotte at (tollos, 8: X p.m Chlevous, Hou. 44 70 .429 20 hours per week. Call 4153.______coll. M o n -F ri. 9-5. L-shaped Ranch lo­ has been designed and Goalies— Vancouver, McLean, 662 (44 Thomas 615 0810, Rodman 461-2 9, Salley Dailey, LAC 22 35 429 Quality lnn< O FFICE Position, east ot Contact customers. We shots-39 saves). Los Angeles, Heoly, 1660 Son Antonio at Denver, 9:M p.m Manchester Early LAUNDRY Workers. cated on private, child- built with a bit of Portland at Utah, 9 : » p.m. 7-126014, Johnson 1-31-23, Edwards686417, Pressev, Mil. 27 43 .428 61 Hertford Tpk*., Vtx'non the river. General GENTLE Touch Car train. Write T.R. Dick­ Rang«rs3.Flyers3 5212.',:!?"?^!'' ’f ' ®-®>- Heoly Dowkins 36 62 8, Wlllloms 1-1 602. Totals B.WIIIIams, N.J. 27 43 NLMVPwInnera L e a rn in g C enter a t 647- Earn extra money. Lo­ safe cul-de-sac In va- luxury In mind. The (0:00 3rd, 1611). L.A. Lakers at Seattle. 10 p.m. 4 clerical Including ty ^ Wash. Full and part erson, Pres., Southw­ ,46791620108. Nonce, aev. X 48 .425 i 646-5700 lE'OC/XA 9659.______cal laundry looking for clnltv of Porter Street. master bedroom has a A— 11,250. DALLAS (99) Ing, computer tamlf- time cashiers and at­ estern Petroleum, Box N.Y. Eonosil 0 2 1 0 - 3 G.Anderson, S.A. 35 57 414 J 2 I — Kirk Gibson, Los Angeles ' 3 bedrooms, T/z baths, fireplace and a lacuzzi Referee— Andy vonHellemond. Aguirre 1628 610 37, Perkins 68 62 12, NOTICE To CREDITORS laundry workers. Full larltv 8, data entry. 961005, F o rt W o rth , T X . \ Lister, Sea. 22 36 .411 i n — f a * t Dowson, Chicago F o r a long-lasting fire, tendants. Apply within. family room and more. In the private both . Linesmen— Ryan Bozok, Shone Hever. HBA results Dpnoldson 38 36 9, Harper 614 1-2 12, Beniamin, LAC 34 54 407 E S T A T E O F 81 Part time. Must be Reply to CACI, P.O. • 76161. pFirst rrt Perto»on, St. Louis 191 Holllstor Street department. Must have excellent typing overage. $325,000. F la n o R ealty MANCHESTER. Just re­ ing), 12:21; Chychrun, Phi (tripping), . fielder, to Colorado Springs of the Pacific N m J m y 21 24 11 38-104 Abdul-Jobbor 311 69 8, Scott 6121612 29, Stockton, Utah m ~ y.° "? ® Cepedo, St. Louis shop the classified cids Manchester, C T 04040 646- 5200. S210,000.o duced and what a buy. oast League. Chorlolfe 21 38 34 2 6 - 99 Cheeks, Phil. 13:37; LoReur, N Y (holding),. 14:15; Johnson 614 46 21, Thompson 68 1-2 11, m ~ S S S rIg Clemente, Pittsburgh eve ry day. and spelling skills as well as pleasant RING In the new year. This spacious, lovingly Chychrun, Phi, mlnor-molor (Instigator, D ETR O IT TIGERS-SIgned Billy Con- 6 Polnt pools— Boglev, M c O e , Trlpucka Price, Clev. 1*55 — While Mays, Son Francisco 050-11 Any . previouO soles experience very Woolrldge 610 611 18, M.Cooper 63 08 0, telephone manner. Customer service decorated 3 bedroom, flghtlna), 18:03; Nllon, NY, mglor (nght- solo, Alex Grammas, Billy MuffStt, Vodo 2. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— New Rivers 1-2 082, Campbell 34 6511. Totals Dawkins, S.A. 1964 — Ken Boyer, St. Louis helpful. Start 1989 oft with a . Ino), 18:03; Hextall, Phi,serwdPvCaikner Inson and Dick TracewskI, coaches, for he Jersey 40 (Carroll 10), (3iorlotteS8 (Cureton 5698 46X 148. Porter, Port. 19M — 5?®®* Koufbx, Los Angeles and data entry experience a plus. bang In this brand 1'/3 bothiouallty built (laver roster. Jersey 24, Charlotte 25. A— 21,748. Jackson, N.Y. I9M — pick Groat, Plftsburgh & training plans available in the in­ Third Period— 4, New York, Patrick 5 Schoyes 611 69 26, Lever 11-X 65 27, EARN advertising materials, must have ial In Bolton. Fantastic room, fireplaced living (M u llen , Law ton), 11:31. Penalties— SEATTLE MARINERS-Nomed Mike Adams 61864a , Dovis 6962IX Turner 69 IW9 — Ernie Bpnks, Chicago dustry. Poul pitching coach. Bob DIdler third- 19a — Ernie Bonks, Chicago reliable car. Hourly plus mileage. floor plan, 3 large bed­ room and cheery Oranato, NY (high-sticking), 4:57; 36 15, Hughes 61 62 2, Lane 38 08 4, , Murphy,Phl (roughing), 6:57; Kerr, Phi base cooch and Rusty Kuntz flrst-bose Celtics 84. HestIK A . Coll Gory Bergren or Bill Botsie at 646- rooms, 2V3 baths, mud- breakfast nook over­ coach. ■ Rasmussen 1-3082. Totols561X32-35144. 1 ^ “ tJ®'"' Aoron, MHwoukee EXTRA (hooking), 7:37; Lawton, N Y (tripping), 125 ~ 2®" Newcombe, Brooklyn If you are responsible, organized, 4321 for o personal interview. ro o m w ith 1st floor look 0 private treed 8:42; DoBlr‘-Hols, N Y (hoMIng),------18:». TORONTO BLUE JAYS— Named Mike BOSTON (84) 11 25 11 11^148 Rschlln manager of Myrtle Beach of the L.A. Lakers X 19 12! ~ 52.';,^?’®®"*”"' Brooklyn enthusiastic, and can deal with dally la u n d ry , a ttra ctive oak ya rd . $144,000. C e n tu ry Blrd67684, McHale6117-1017, Parlsh610 D e n w x n X X 11 9-144 155 ~ Movs, New York 21 Epstein R ealty, 647- Overtime— None. Penalty— South Attontlc Leogue. Announced o new I S ~ •I®* Componelta, Brooklyn kitchen, brick fire­ 08 8, Show 64 600, Johnson 693611, Lewis 3Polnt goals— Scott, Johnson, Adorns X FootbaD deadllnea, this Job la for you. Excellent I LYNCH TOYOTA PONTIAC I 8895.D Summon, Phi (roughing),4:34. working ogreement with Syracuse of the 6126715, Lohaus 381-2 7, Poxson 68 6214, Fouled out— Turner. Rebounds— Los An­ I S ~ **®"l‘ Souer, Chicago place, 2.3 acre lot suita­ International League through 1992 plus on I S ~ !?®9 Campanella, Brooklyn benefits, Including dental, holidays, ble for horses. Priced option year. Acres61080,Grandlson 1-1682, Rlvosl-162 geles a (ThCknpson W), Denver 43 (Lever MONEY FOR THE ^ W. CENTER ST., ELLINGTON. Possible Shots on goal— New York 61661— 32. 4.Totolsn-74 X2784. 11). Assisto-Cos Angeles 31 (Johnson 13), 1 S ~ Konstanty, Philadelphia (or Immediate sale. Notleiial League 1*2 — -Sckle Robinson, Brooklyn paid vacation, etc. Please contact Amy owner financing. Move Philadelphia 613-11-4— 31. Denver X (English 9). Total fouls— Los NFL standings MANCHESTER $252,900. Ja c k s o n 8, Power-f loy Opportunities— New York 0 NEW YORK METS-Renewed Ihe con­ M IAM I (45) Angeles 27, Denver 34. Technicals— (3enver 1*48 — Stan Muslal, St. Louis for appointment at 643-2711. In condition describes of 7; Philadelphia 1 of 4 tract of Mookle Wilson, outfielder, 1947 — Bob Elliott, Boston Jackson Real Estate, this 3 or 4 bedroom 2 through the 1989 season. Cummings 37 62 8, Gray 610 62 4, llleoaldefense3,LosAnoeleslllegaldefense. HOLIIDAYS! ' Goalie*— New York, FToese, 3-3-1 (31 Selkaly 311 62 4, S p ^ o w 610 60 10, A— 15,in. AMERICAN CONFERENCE 1944 — Stan Muslal, St. Louis 647- 8400.n______bath Cape located on a PITTSBURGH PIRATES-SIgned Gory 1945 — Phil Cavorretta, Chlcogo shot*38 soves), Vonblesbrouck (:23 Over­ Washington 6 X 08 orEdwords 1-5 08 2, East S T E P R igh t up. H oping to beautiful private lot. time, (Ml). Philadelphia, Hextoll, 661 Redus, outfielder, to a two-year contracts 125 ~ Morion, St. ums The Manche.'Ster Herald is Thompson 4-9 08 8, Hastings 63 1-2 1, W L T Pet. P F FA purchase a larger Approximately one (3629). Named Chuck LaMar director of minor Sundvold67089, Shoskv 161-23, Taylor 26 Jss10B.Pacsrs66 Buffalo 10 1 0 /1*43 — Stan Muslal, St. Louis league operations. .909 243 148 hom e to r an a fforda ble mile from country A— 17,423. 084, LongOI 620. Totals 269161245. Indianapolis 4 5 0 .545 243 204 12? ~ J5?,!!*!?®®®’’' **• >-®ul* looking for a responsible SECRETARY Retires Terry Gregson. Linesmen— ST. LOUIS CARDINALS-Purchased New England 4 5 0 1 2 ! ~ B®'®® Camllll, Brooklyn SOUTH WINDSOR NURSING CENTER price? This tremend­ club. $149,500. C e n tu ry the contract of Cris Carpenter, Jeff Fosserelasses INDIANA (N) .545 I X 2B O o rd Broseker, Kevin Collins. »{*»•" M 34 22 a-04 N.Y. Jets 5 5 1 SX 2X 2X 1*40 — Frank McCormick, CIncInnotl RECEPTIONIST ous 9 ro o m R aised 21 Epstein R e a lty, 647- and AAott Klnzer, pitchers; AlexIxCqjR Miami 12» — Bucky Walters, Cincinnati adult to deliver the outfielder; Todd Zello, catcher, and I AAloml 1$ 31 17 6-45 6116 9 X , Fleming 6131813, Miller 1-7083, 5 4 0 .455 i n 234 Ranch oh West Vernon 8895.0'______IG e g - 3Polnt goal— Sundvold. Fouled out— Central I S ~ Lombardi, Cincinnati Full time position open Capllala4,North8tara2 mmo Pena, Inflelder. Gray 1-2264, •nsdale377-10 13, Long 64 08 I S ~ J®* Medwtek, St. Louis M anchester iv-lerald. RN/LPN St. in Manchester may VERNON. Price reduced None. Rebounds— Boston 42 (Parish 14), 0, Sklles 34 1-1 8, Drelllng 1-1 68 X Onclnnotl 8 3 0 .727 322 214 In our accounting firm. BASKETBALL Miami 55 (Washington 11). Assists— Boston Houston 1W4 — Cart Hubbell, New York be lust waht you're on this like new 7 room P iJ ^ Ic k 16 62 2,Stephensl-1082. Totals 4X 243 257 1«S — Gpbby Hartnett, Olcogo Friendly working at­ Natlenai BoskeHtafl Assectatton X (Show 7), Miami 18 (Washington 7). Total 37-8436X96. Clevelond .545 177 IM lo o k in g fo r. 4 b e d ­ R anch, 1st flo o r fa m ily NBA— Rned Robert Parish of the Boston fouls— Boston 13,Mlarnm. A— 15808. . Pittsburgh 1934 — Dizzy Dean, St. Louis mosphere In our Wat­ WEEKEND PREMIUM PLAN rooms, 3 full baths, - U TA H (181) .183 223 304 i r a — Carl Hubbell, New York Great earning potential for ro o m , 3 be dro o m s, eat- *^nnfrRrth lots, 2 storage echettl, Wos (trtppine), 5:05; Depalmo, Min Andersson, left wing, from Rochester of the 4, Valentine 361-15, Eh lo 63620, Dudley 08 2 (elected). A— 12644. Tampa Bay 157-146644, Jim Evans 176604, Tony 1060 Main Street, South Windsor, C T 06074 (holding), I4 :«. American Hockey League. Sent Richie 680, Hubbard08632. Totals37-8926339S. .3a 1W ai BOTTARO, PC - Located In sought after buildings, private Dunn, defenseman, to Rochester. Detroit I K 149 233 Marinelll 400, Jo* Tollsano 141618, Rick Information. 935 Main St.. ^ 289-7771 ** Third Per1o<5-8, Washington, Hatcher X Green Boy Johnson 154-400, La rry Novella 141-434, L y d a ll W oods. $147,900. beach, appliances, gas 5:44 (pp). 4, Washington, Could 4 (Leach, NEW YORK RANGERS— Sent Ken ««aw!B . B 31 19 15-97 SunallQ.KIngaBO I K i a 227 Manchester, C T 06040 Hammond, defenseman, to Denver of Ihe Adam Tvez 154, John Chosse 158-155-434, EOE Anne Miller Real Est­ heat. Reduced to FrancescheNI), 19:14 (en). Penalties— aeveiend a 11 15 a—95 New Orleans Ed Fenton Jr. 15161M Emil* Roux 143, Oepalma,Mln (Metv*hcfclne),5:23; Hunter, International Hockey Leogue. 3Polnt goals— Rivers, Theus, Price. .727 2X IM ate, 647-8000.O $144,000. 649-1794. PHOENIX (119) L.A. Roms .4X 276 194 Mike Lappen 155-430, Steve Wllllami Was (hewing), 8:27; Hunter, Was (stash­ Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Atlanta X E.Johnson 1614 36 27, Gilliam 6116718, Son Francisco 402, Adolphilpti Kuszal l41-<141631. ing), 10:54; ArctriboW, Min (Inter­ (Koncok 8), Cleveland 42 (Williams II). .545 2K 205 Otambers 611 68 10, Hornocek 48 68 8, Atlanta .273 194 254 High teem team single: EEast o .. ______Hertford ference), 13:10; Bellows, Min (high- Assist*— Atlanta 24 (Rivers 8), Cleveland 31 K.John*on 11-16 36 25, Malerie 610 6510, Nursery 457; high team triple: Holiday (Price 10). Total fouls— Atlanta 24, sticking), 13:59; Hunter, Was R ec H o o p Corbin V308XWert65604, P w ry 364610, a n e w m Tampa Boy,’ 1 p.m. Lzines 1X1; high liKlIvIdual single: Ed (hlgh6 tlcking), 13:59; FronceschettI, Cleveland 31. Technical— AtlonRi Illegal Fenton Jr. IX ; high Individual triple: defense. A— 15884. Hodges 63684, (tattlson681-31, Lang6868 Onclnnatl of Dallas, 1 p.m. Was (roughTng), 15:44; accerelll, Min 0.Totals51-8517-X119. Denver of New Orisons, 1 p.m. Emile Roux 480; nigh average: Tony (roughing), 15:44; H ardy, Min (cross­ SACRAMENTO (89) Detroit vs. Green BoyotMllwaukee, 1 p.m. Marinelll Sr. 1X.21. checking), 17:01; C o ^ v e o u , Was (rough­ _M cCrov 411 64 10, D.SmIth 16B 63 ZX ing), 17:01; Gartner, Was, gome miscon­ Adulta Thompson 18 68 2, Preuley 613 61 12, Indlonapolls of Minnesota, 1 p.m. WN duct, 17:01. K.SmIth 1614 38 a , Wlttmon 64 68 4, Del New York Jets at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Shots on goal— Minnesota 7-613— 24. Irish Insurance 79 (Gary Higgins 24, C a len d ar Negro M 604, Pinckney 676910, Glllerv68 Phobnix at Houston, 1 p.m. Woehlngtor, 1611-8-33. Josh Sefneter 14, Steve Roscher 15, Ken 632.Totals368416BX. ‘ Pittsburgh at Cleveland, 1 p.m. > "A Winner Every Day... M onday thru Saturday” Passer Ploy Opportunlhes— Minnesota Ite h o p p ^ n 14), Amusements Unlim ­ w»— X a a 31-m Seattle of Kansas City, I p.m. 0 of 4; M w „ ’ngten 3 of 9. ited 73 (Kenny Barnes 27, Bob Coseno «®.qgm*"t* X 19 a a— X R adio, T V 15, Jim Richard 11) •£» Angeles Roms, 4 p.m. Goalie* Minnesota, Tokko 661 (X TO D A Y 6Polta gools-Presslev X Fouled out— Philadelphia of New York Giants, 4 shol*29 saves). Washington, /Molorchuk Style 84 (Mike Reeves 25, Greg Beys Soccer None. Rebounds-Phoenix « (E.Johnson p.m. Thomas 18, Dave Milner 14, Gary Bailey Class L L Division 10), Sacramento 34 (McCray 10). Atlanta of Los Angeles Raiders, 4 p.m. 12), Manchester Cycle 83 (Joe Mc(tann TODAY MAhOiESTERHGNCA 24 ADAMS ST. 646-3515 . Semifinal Assists— PhoenI X 24 (K . Johnson M), SacT6 New England of Miami, 8 p.m. 7 :X p.m. — Red Wings of Whalers, Refereo— Bill McCreorv. Linesmen— 24, Mark Plekos 24, Bob Francis 19, Ed Manchester vs. Ridgefield (at menfoX(K.Smllh11).Totalfouls-Phoenlx Jerry Poteman, Brian Murphy. Kowol 12) Sa- Monday, Nev. a SportsChannei; WTIC Your *25 check Is waiting at M.ANCttsiiRHnNr;\ If your license number appears somewhere in the classified columns today... chem Field, North Haven), 2pm 24, Socromento 22. A— 16517. Washington ot Son Francisco, 9 p.m. 7 :X p.m. — Warriors at Celtics, W ILI T-

P* M — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Nov. 16, 1988

CONDOMINIUMS m i FOR SALE I MISCELLANEOUS IFOR RENT Automotive BOLTON. laOO M. tf. Con- EAST Meadow, i Onve- Coventry tMnporary. Brand new nlent first flo o ' unit STORAGE space availa­ Business A Spccioli ble. $S5/month plus 1 cedar tldlno- 3 bed­ with open floor plan. « CARS rooms plus master bed­ FH A approved. $77,900. month security. 10 feet by 20 feet. Call 520-1609. FDR SALE Elsesser was room suite with whirl­ Sentry Real Estate, 643- m- Fairfield jams pool and skylit both, 2 4060.n______CLEANNR /-■ i m r n n m w P L Y M O U TH Volonn 1977 the ‘right pick’ /3 decks, 1st floor laundry MANCHESTER. A smart tOnNOER aeCTMCAL 4 Door, 6 cyl, Aut o, PS drive firms out /18 and m o re .$349,900. buy. Spacious 3 bed­ mi IS E m a s Am /FM , one owner D.W. Fish Realty, «43- room, 2Vi both central Merchandise Very good conrlltlon 1591.a CLEANING Service. air conditioned unit Home or office. Day, SSSHOME s m L L P A m TTO $800 or bast offe r. 872 MANCHESTER. Attcoc- featuring a full base­ night, weekend. GELSMNO 8158 offer 6pm. _____ tlve Colonial. Oelloitt ment with 2 finished IMFR0VEMENT8 PLEASE C H E V Y Vega 1975764,000 Weekly specials. Reg­ from your pUnurt or $Udt In the livability of this rooms and a private ina Ronlerl, 6454662. S REPAIRS EUCTmC IFURNITURE miles, 3 speaCI, runs attractive 2 story, backyard with patio. “No Job Too S m tir ^PMSI OteUfllMMO* good, S605 or bent offer. freshly decorated VA, FHA approved. nsgMMfsd wtd kuSy kisund to MMnvoforBurbium tapporn or ecryUe • UVIN^^ooIr^erTlohf 6494)761.______' c l e a n i n g ’' home. Quiet street, $129,900. Century 21 Ep­ SwWdfwIlwWeiiehwNraWH- ' nuenTiMATes brown velvet sofa and hardwood floors, eot- stein Realty, 647-0895.D - Swutlewe, 643-mO love seat. Coffee and Don't miss the mor.v offer­ In kitchen, 4 bedrooms, M« CUOH tfl dMn v*w Mnw. 647-0603 end table. Wood and ings In today's classified }Vi baths, main-level •fSc* *r wfsJswt. • vMn ni- , m irror. $1100 or best columns. S®rtss8® es4 rsfsrsecss. Coll laundry. Move In Im­ TOWNHOUSE LWNi* Iw • fr«« WWIWW*. IXIIDYMANm offer. 645-1477 offer mediately. D.W. Rsh ■KgOOw— —wWwip.t -a 7pm. Realty, 643-159V.D ’ CONDOMINIUM r n - m i Today, dM y^ou pay someone HAUUNS "CLYDE" Three bedroome, 2Vt NAME your own reaso­ forbo^nolMliOT CHEVROLET-BUII :K , INC. CaH MO, Joseph Dumas at CUI Say STFMSS PETS AND ROUTE S3, VEIii:NON I CONDOMINIUMS bathe with 1BOO eq. SOUTH BOLTON nable price. Fother A (FOR SALE CLEANINO SERVICE, Son Folntlna ond Pap­ S4B4aS|srM»«MamM __ I SUPPLIES 80 Bulok Skylark '2695 ft. of living apace in ering. Removal. 291- oeeg.eeeseee go# 83 ifenda Accord 2 0<'. *5995 M A N CH ES TER . Beacon this oyerslied unit. INC. 0567. ^ ...... AQUARIUMS. 5 and 10 Commercial / ReNdentlal IRTT 53 Bulek Ragal *6995 ' HIM. Make us an offer! Extras Include HATMI/ gallon with hoods, 84VWJa«ta4Dr. '5995 We hove one bedroom PuNy ■"•wad t Oondsd. 'w all 'l>iwErina'A REUABLI M0ViN8 stand, pumps and Thursday, Nov. 17,1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm fireplace, FLURnNN much more. SIOO.OO. 54 Capriea Wagon *6295' 30 Cents condos at $05,000 and 2 0 4 7 -1 8 4 5 P o lfitin a Low, Low Rilog. t bedroom at $102,000. air conditioning, ResMsatlel, Cemmerdel, Short noUog movoe. • Coll 646-2888.______S4 Olda Cut. Wgn. *6995 Large units with ap­ waaher-dryer, rear Refsrences A insuresoe. m FIbMAm , laattiii A Ingurtd. OopgfKMHg FR E E To flood home. 64 Buick Skyhawk 4 Dr. *5995 pliances. Parkllke set­ deck with view, plus Marty Mottsen, M94431 AN CM HiRiii 84 Ygoia gxpgrtgneg bi‘ Loving and affection­ 88 Buick Ragal '8795 ting plus pool. Beck­ > a third full bath In BoHert, pumpA hot water. ate 5 mo. old mole 86 Cantury Wgn. *8595 with Si Company, Oory McHugh, M3*VSS1 tgnkA newand kitten. Gray tiger/ ex­ partially finiahed , f c W Cantury 4 Dr. *8995 Estonia, 521-0306 or 233-7394. ceptional markings. 6 4 6 -B 8 8 9 SB Cav. 2 Dr. *4995 OAK Forest. Beautifully walkout baaement. FREE ESTIMATES Needs home. 647-0897 Town balks eves. 88 Cut) at! 2 Dr. *8995 decorated 2 bedroom Available at D43.DD4t/22D^tt G A Y A S O N 8SEIactri4Dr. *10,995 unit with 1 baths, ' Gala. Euro 4 Dr. *7995 central air and garage. FARMNDREINODCLMa at reacooable rates. Free M A S O liR Y 86 Moscow FOREST RIDGE R H R ffllju $133,900. Sentry Real laoka. fooUng, Mtimatea. Realdential Brick, Meek ond stane, MISCELLANEDUS Estate, 643-4060.O A SO-unIt and guOais. aod commercial. M BjMGIB eeroniK Wa mgrMe wid 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 condominium Steve KosU, 647-8101 cenertta. FDR SALE NeieblateotnraHI FLEXIBLE Terms. community located avaSabla. Call Bob Fanand, Jr. n i l Olsm , 8384384 GSL Building Molntg- Sellers will entertain I g * a a • I EIGHT month old water- as district will talk nonce Co. Cemmeicl* 2KN7M1 grA tr-B m creative tlnanclng on 24 beautifully , ,17-1 bed, S325. Courthouse landscaped acres, -Ngt.1 ot/ResMtntlal biilMiiig One Gold membership, SCHALLER Ideas on this Immacu­ repairs and home Im­ late 5 room Condo complete with pool, RENTAmHINER 12Vi months left for MOSCOW (AP) - The Kremlin REmVATNMVPtllf provements. Inferior ACURA townhouse at Beech- tennis court and NPEBdni A Cite b A $450. Compared to reg­ today said it was calling Estonian CompMs Inter, and ond gxlorlor palnttag, ular price of $700 plus. wood In Manchester. 2 carport parking. light carpentry. Com­ USED CUIRS leaders to Moscow to discuss the bedrooms, Vfy baths, Exter. Home Eric 649-3426.0______plete lontforlol ggr-i We wM do your 9 «eory 87 Accord LXI' *11,995 tiny Baltic republic’s challenge to all new kitchen ap­ Priced at'155.000 Maintenance Custom . J * « l POOL Toble-Seors. Good O K s accord viCB. ExperleiHtad, rtl- pliances, tasteful de­ Pslfjtlng and Papering •hoppina m d oUior 87 Nit. Sentriii • 6,995 central Soviet control. Principals Only kUMe, fre« eiflmcrtBs. dmuKlg «di8g you work or condition. $300. Coll af­ cor, private basement, Repair or Renew Qell- 6^^n04. ter 3;30pm or leave 87 Mazda RX7 .... *12,995 The first official reaction to the ample parking. Asking Call 643-2711, bigs. Walls, etc. Rae. h.JSfffL’iiw. ralax. Cell w doigito. messoge. 568-1903. Bv Alex Glralll meeting. But he said that if they vote of the Estonian Supreme 87 Toy. Coro lla ...* 8,250 $119,900. Jackson & 8;30am-5pm Rooms, Deoisand Light Manchester Herald can not be drawn up in time for • T O ^ n y J t t ment living, ombuta- M t - 7 4 t 2 y anardpaior MUST Sell. Unlvego 87 Toyota G ir ....*10,250 Soviet on Wednesday was "an­ Jackson Real Estate, i Carpsnt^ Roofing, Mountain Bike. $275. the town directors to study them, nounced by the official Tass news 647-8400.D Ask for Gutler Repair end M Bit forv, homg-llke 74l4li7,wwdm* 86 Chev K-11.) .....*13,995 Mrs. Fromerth otmoshpere. Coll 649- 643-0334. The directors of the Eighth he will not press for a vote Nov. agency while the parliament in a Cleaning. 86 Chev C2CI'...... • 8,650 2358. ■ Utilities District Wednesday ap­ 22. second Baltic republic, Lithua­ UHM JRBfi 8PECML ... 86 SR-5 P/U ...... • 0,650 LIQUOR PRRMIT W ANT ADS ore wortti NMINE proved a draft of a historic The agreement must be ap­ nia, was meeting to consider N O n C I OF APPLICATION Cleaning-On con Mli^ tananca Quiofc Rafur^ looking Info when you're BuollsL M »k B cMpgar. Siuaip Graoary a i M p i^ daNvaiy ENDROLLS 86 LeSabre...... • 8,995 agreement with the town over proved, not only by the town’s similar action. This It to give notice that I, bMilng or Ramodallng looking for a ploce to raEU^kial ^irae^ ^I44lai4taa. aaiyioe. Open 3M houra. 7 27*4 Width - 254 86 Marc. Sa hie....• 8,995 sewer and fire jurisdiction dis­ Board of Directors, but also by Estonian legislators passed an Richard J. D'Angelo of 433 M0RT8A0E8 deyt e week. Call ua wtth 13¥i width • 2 for 284 MIddlstewn Ava.,t Wethors- l - l r . l llve...wheftier It's a home, Upadal conaldaEaBan for 85 Audi Q T ...... • 8,850 putes, but the accord is far from district voters. amendment to theirown constitu-. nald, C T 0S109, hmtofllod on on apartment or 0 mobile aWaily end lieadloapgad. yourUaE MUST ba plekMl up at tha settled. The General Assembly also will ' F U U m BEHIND?? Harald Oflica Monday itiru 85 Buick Rl>/erla.. *10,250 tion Wednesday requiring local application placarded Nov. Attorney Stephen T. Penny, one have to pass legislation that will, 2, lies with the DepartmanI STOP FORECLOSWEII •4D -22S 3 848*1277 Thuradaybafon 11 am.only. 85 Olds Cliira .....• 7,350 ratification of new Soviet laws. of Llduor Control a Pocfcoee 6 4 7 -7 S » of the attorneys representing the in effect, fix the district’s boun­ “ Taking into consideration that Store Llauor for the tale of If you are falling behind on 85 Chev Bli.'izer.... >14,295 alcoholic Hauer on the pre- your mortgage payments... 84 Accord I..X .....• 7,450 town, said today, as he did at the daries and make it clear that the the amendment and a number of meeting of town directors Tues­ district cannot be consolidated mltet 3S4 West Middle Tum- OR...If your home it In fors- WANTED TD 84 Toy. Cairnry ....• 6,995 other documents adopted by the Mke, Manchetter, C T 9MW. cloaure, WE CAN HELPI APARTMENTS day, that the draft does not with the town without consent of Estonian parliament are at var­ The butinttt will be owned •PtHTSEXTS IHDMES INDUSTRIAL | b u y / traoe 83 LeSabre...... • 4,995 by Richard j . D'Angelo and No payment program avail­ FOR RENT FDR RENT FDR RENT conform to the agreement made the district’s voters and the town iance with provisions of the Jetto Amtel of 433 Middle- I PRDPERTY 83 Subaru...... • 5,095 able for up to 2 years. Bed WANTED bv Student. by Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. and Board of Directors. current constitution ... the Presi­ team Ave., Welhortneld, CT credit Is not s problsmllAtk 34$ C baths, ap­ plus security deposit. oorooe. Gorgeous building. Loading one parcel of property should be ,ing the draft as the basis of an meeting, with representatives of Doted Nov. S, I9SS pliances, sunken living Coll offer 5pm, 646-2930. dock, parking. Wood­ Old furniture, clocks, Soilss CoBservithg Brgop V wooded acre. $950 plus exempt from town sewer- agreement between the two go­ 030.11 room, potlo, basement utilities. Coll 295-8430. land Industrial Pork. TRI.ICK8/VAN8 the Estonian republic to be at (2B3) 484-1336 er MANCHESTER. Thonks- oriental rugs, lamps, connection charges whereas the vernments. One director, Lor­ garage. Adults pre­ olvlng special. Rest of 643-2121. IFDM8ALE invited,” Tass said. NOnCR TO CRRDITORS (263)4844464 paintings, coins. Je­ raine Boutin, was absent. ESTA TE DP ferred. S760 plus utlll- November rent free. draft approved by district direc­ The tone of the Tass statement ROBERT J. MCALLISTER, tles. 649-0311 offer 6pm. Large 1 and 2 bedroom ISTDREAND welry, glass & china. p i c k u p " ^ p . 87' long, tors lists eight such properties. At the meeting, district direc­ was measured and appeared to EAST HARTFORD. Ap­ oka ROBERT JAMES MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ condos with oil ap­ DFFICE SPACE Will pay cash. Please 61* wiidth. Rts Ford DiRosa today agreed with tors voted to make the draft stop short of an outright declara­ MCALLISTER ^ room apartment In Du­ pliances. $625 and S695 proximately 1,000 Rongeii-. 643-7354, otter The Hen. William E. n ti- Rentals square foot steel build­ call. 646-8496. 5pm. Penny’s observation about the agreement public and released tion that the Estonian parlia- Oerold, Judge, el the Court plex. S700 per month. Includes heat and hot IN S TA N T Suites. Com­ properties and said there are copies to reporters. No pets. Security and ing. 14 foot overhead ment’s action was of Probate, DIttrIcI et Man­ water. Beckwith 8, pletely furnished. door. Heat, convenient other differences that would have 'The financial terms in the draft chetter at a hearing held on references o must. Coll Compony, 521-0306. Phone answering and unconstitutional. November 10, 19SS ordered l ^ m a R 645-8201. location. SSOO/month. CAR8 CAR8 to be addressed. He said he will provide for the town and district It did not say when the meeting that oil delm t mutt bo pre- M A N C H ES TE R . One bed­ secretarial support. 646-4144. tontod to the nduclorv at the FDR RENT MANCHESTER. Four room, wall to wall car­ 647-4800. F0R8ALE FOI1R 8ALE meet with Penny and attorney to pay each other about equal would take place, but presumably oddrett balew on or before room apartment In­ peting, oppllonces, ■Kevin O’Brien, who also repres­ amounts of money. it would be called before the next Pebruory 13, Itst or be ROOM for non-smokino cludes heat, hot water, heat and olr condition­ ents the town, to discuss the draft. The proposal provides that the full meeting of the 1,500-member barred et by low provided. oentlemon. Light hou- appliances. Adults pre­ ing. No pets. Cleon. DiRosa said he will provide all district will buy the town-owned Johanna Bruder Roy sekkeeplng accomoda­ national Supreme Soviet, which is ferred, no pets, non- S525/month. Available available documents, including firehouse on Tolland Turnpike for Patrick Flynn/MancheBter Herald scheduled for Nov. 29. Att'l. Clerk tions, porking, washer smokers. Security and December 1st. 647-9138. The nduefery It; ond dryer. 643-5600. references. $600. 643- the draft approved by the district $750,000 and will be permitted to SCHOOL CHUMS — Edwin Gilman, 7, Estonian officials were' called- Ruth Steddon MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ Wednesday night and any town occupy it no later than March I, under rainy skies. The second-graders to a meeting with President Administratrix MANCHESTER. Room In 9257 or 649-2623. room, heat, hot water, MANCHESTER’S and Matt Antosik, 8, walk to Washington had little use for the umbrellas they took 3S6 East Street QUIet roomino house. appliances. $590. response to it, to the town Mikhail S. Gorbachev at the Hebron, CT 0634S Off street porklno. S80 MANCHESTER. Two directors before their Nov. 22 See E IG H TH , page 10 School on Cedar Street this morning for the trip. Presidium on Nov. 9. Kremlin bedroom townhouse. Adults preferred. No 047-11______per week. 646-1686 or pets. 647-9876, 569-3018. ______Nice location, all ap­ officials listened, but did not NOTICE TO CREDITORS pliances. Heat, hot wa­ evenings.______»support their demands for E STA TE OF ROOM for Rent. In home, BOLTON, '/i modern du­ greater autonomy. Two days MARGARET E. oil privileges for re­ ter, carpeting, olr con- U S E D C A R plex, 3 bedrooms, V/i LALIBERTE, eke sponsible person. $75 dltlonlng. Coll 647-1595. Lost teens’ car found in river with four bodies later Politburo members were baths, fireplace, cellar, MARGARET M. weekly. 645-6473 or 647- NOW accepting oppllco- sent to Estonia, Lithuania and the LALIBERTE tlons tor 1 bedroom, 1 oil electric, solar hot The Hon. William E. Flti- 7580. water, large wooded EAST LYME (AP) - A car information revealing their whe­ launched a nationwide search for all public garages in New Haven. third Baltic republic. Latvia, to Gerald, Judge, of the Court bedroom handicapped ”I've been through a lot of FU R N ISH ED Room, kit­ lot, close to 1384. Avail­ DEALER belonging to four young adult.s reabouts until 3 a.m. Sunday. the four, said they weren’t ready The parents distributed fliers preach restraint. kidnapping cases, but never one of Probate, District et Man­ chen and parking privi­ and 2 bedroom Section chetter at a hearing hold on 8 apartments. Please able. January 1st. S7M missing since - Saturday was State police Detective Andrew to accept or reject. Mullen’s with pictures of the missing and exactly like this.” Mullen said Baltic residents are angry Nevembtr 14, ItSS erdorod leges. Security and per month -f deposit j- found today with four bodies in it. Trudelle said the four adults, ' about proposed amendments to that all dolnw most be pro- references. S75 weekly. go to Oakland Heights 1 '87 T BIRO theory and planned to conduct offering a $25,000 reward for O’Mara said state police also Site office, 360 Oakland references. 649-5678 as PLYMOUTH '88 CADILLAC '85 PONTIAC police and witnesses at the scene ages 19 and 20, had been drinking tonled to Ihe ndudory at the 569-3528 or 649-4248. . evenings. 1 TURBO ’84 PDNT. dives in the Quinnipiac River in information. Mullen said. had no immediate plans to call in the national constitution that they oddrett belew. Follure to Street, Manchester. FLEETWOOD said. illegally for several hours at a New Haven today for possible say takes away the republics’ promptly pretent any such MANCHESTER. 1st H Sunroof, AC, RELIANT 8UNBIRD FIREBIRD 8E The reward was boosted from federal authorities to assist with Monday and Wednes- 4 dr.. Auto, AM/FM Brougham, Loadad Dr., Auo. AC ' The car was found submerged New Haven bar known as Ben­ right to secede and further claim may result In the lost |32|ff4HTWINT8 doy, 10om-12 noon. floor, 2 bedrooms, 1'/^ ■ AM/FM Cta*. 2 FuNyaquIppadL AC clues to their disappearance, $10,000 to $25,000 on Wedne.sday. the investigation et rights to recover such FOR RENT baths. S600 o month •4 .9 9 9 in the Mill River on Chapel Street tley’s near Yale University be­ “ That’s a scenario I don’t think The missing are: Jill Sawyer. “ There’s no indication they’ve strengthen central control rather claim. MANCHESTER. 1st 1 •1 1 .9 9 9 • •1 4 .0 9 9 •4 .0 9 9 •6,595 by city police divers, authorities fore they left together about 3 than encouraging the local con­ floor, 2 bedroom apart­ plus utilities, security we’re going to consider at this 19, a student- at thj University of cros.sed state lines and no ran.som Joheline Bruder Roy, & references. No pets. told reporters for two local radio a.m. Trudelle said the informa­ Att'l. Clerk MANCHESTER. 2nd ment In renovated 2 point.” said Scott O’Mqra. a state Rhode Island: Christy Stevens. has been asked for,” he said. trol that Gorbachev stresses is 643-2121. stations. The identities of the four tion came from an employee of necessary for his reform move­ The flduclery It: floor. 2 bedroom, heat family house. New ap­ 1 '80 OLDS '87 HONDA ;08 MAZDA police spokesman. "If they were 19. a student at Mohegan Com­ Marcy Stamm, a state police Patricio G. Stepentkl and appliances. No pliances, carpets, etc. AVAILABLE Imme­ '08 FORD F-ISO ’80 TOYOTA bodies were not immediately the bar, which under stat.e law in state with all the publicity munity College in Norwich: Mi­ spokeswoman, said Wednesday ment to succeed. Executrix pets. 3600plus security. $700/month plus utlll- diately, 1 bedroom 1 OMEGA ACCORD LXI B2000 available. can’t serve anyone under the c/e Frederick J. Mullen, PICKUP CAMRY that’s gone on they would have chael Gallo, 20. a student at that the longer the four remain Tass announced that Lithua­ Coll 646-3979.______tles. Coll 649-2871. apartment. S545. Heat 1 4 Dr., Black Loaded Pickup, Cap Earlier today, a private inve.sti- Jr. Black 4 Dr., aid, AC legal drinking age of 21. realized the urgency to call Southern Connecticut: and Laura missing, the more concerns for nian Supreme Soviet had begun One State Street 6 rooms + , 3 bedrooms, 2 EA ST HAR TFDR D. Dne and hot water Included. gator looking for the four young 2 bedroom townhouse. The four East Lyme friends home” Lagrotteria. 19, who works at the their safety are raised. its meeting in the capital of Heiiferd, CT 06103 baths, S600 month *■ bedroom, first floor, on 1 * \ m •9 .9 9 9 • 6 .0 0 0 adults missing since the weekend $650. Heat and hot wa­ •7 .9 9 9 1 •aOBQ were last .seen by their parents at Police have no reason to Crystal Mall in Waterford. ” We don’t have indication of Vilnius, where it was expected to 046-11 utilities. Security dep­ busline, appliances, said today he believes the three osit required. Coll 649- ter Included. Security 7 p.m. Saturday, when they left to believe they’ll find anything in " I believe they’re in New foul play. Bui the longer time take up legislation similar to that wall to wall carpeting. women and one man are alive, 0429 for on SSOO/month plus utili­ and references re­ spend an evening out in New the river, but want to be thorough. Haven and being held again.st goes on. the more unusual the passed in Tallinn, Estonia. NOTICB OF FURLIC SALB quired. No pets. Boyle DO PONT. but being held by someone. appointment. ties. 5641054. 1 '80 LINCOLN 80 BUICK '83 MERCURY 87 MERC. Haven. State and local police are O’Mara said. They are checking their wills,” said Mullen, who situation and the less likely it is A buMIc sola of the centants Management Co. 649- BONNEVILLE Prancis “ Bud” Mullen, former investigating the disppearance of The vote of 258-1, with five of tha atofoea tpocat llatad 4800. 1 MARK VI RIVIERA BR. MARQUIS COUBAR on numerous leads and reported also previously worked for the the kids are but on a lark ” she, abstentions, on the declaration of I ^ H D M E R [ g j j h o n e s ■ 4 dr.. Must Seal taua. Auto, AC head of the federal Drug Enforce­ the four, and Mullen has been sightings they have received, he balew wlH taka place el. A MANCHESTER. Fully 2 Dr., Loadad 4 Dr, A/C, Loaded Loaded FBI. His first major case with the said. “ Yoiiy think one of the kids sovereignty in all areas except Spoce Station at t u Chopol FD|8ALE FDR SALE ment Agency, said he has traced hired by the parents to conduct said F B I was as an agent assigned to Rood, South Windsor, Con­ oppllonced, 3 bedroom 1 •4 .9 9 9 ^ •7 .9 9 9 the four’s movements until 11 his own search. foreign dnd defense policy fol­ necticut e6e74 at 4:00 p.m. In Duplex with 1 cor gor- $ 1 1 .0 N •5 .0 9 9 •10.750 ' Mullen said the parents of the the 1963 kidnapping of Frank lowed a restrained, serious de­ tbp after noon et December I, p.m. Saturday and may soon have State police, who have ooe on cul-de-sac. Dc- four young people have searched Sinatra Jr. See BODIES, page 10 bate in the Estonian Supreme IMS. Each tooce will be sold cuponev available De­ 0 0 one lot. cember 1st. S725 plus 1 ^80 VW '86 NISSAN CALL FOR ’86BUICK Soviet, oASta-Prook wrtabt ’87 LINCOLN utilities. Coll 647-7104 1 RCIROCCO 8ENTRA INFORMATION CENTURY COST. The declaration calls for a 3bxapr,4kltchr, 1 frame, or 649-1262. TOWN CAR Smottra. 1 Rad, Loadad 4 Dr.. B 8pd.. AMTM ON RECENT 4 Or, Loaded treaty with Mo.scow that, would SDUTH Windsor. 1 bed- Sllvar. Loaded No suspects in murder of Manchester woman aEtH-TarlMoaao DAILY “ determine the further'$tatus of Ibga, tObxaJfevs, room, appliances. No 1 ^9.999 •4 .9 9 9 •6 .0 0 9 Estonia in the composition of the tufKoa, 3 bx ler, 1 kit pets. Security. 875-7919. ARRIVALS! •10,999 cob. 3 aekra, ouortx hrt, found. But he said they have not Soviet Union.” M A N C H ES TE R 2 fOmlly, Security guard established a motive or identified Victim (Jescribeci mlac. In 1940, the Soviet Union available Immediately 1 '88 BUICK '87 MERC. a suspect. aB33f-CvodlClcara . Large 3 bedroom, V/i '86 CADILLAC '84 FORD ’86 TOYOTA annexed the Baltit; republics, bd froma, moHre, bk 1 SKYLARK TOPAZ found strangled Manchester police, meanwhile, as quiet, friendly coao, 4 bxa, reck choir, baths, appliances, new SEDAN OiVILLE THUNDERBIRD CELICA BT8 which have looked toward the 4 Dr., Auto. AC, Dr., Rod. Auto, AC have turned up no information in sofa, toys, mitc. dishwasher, new wall 1 4 Loaded. Sllvar Auto. Loadad RadL fuly Equippad West and rankled under Soviet B y Andrew Yurkovsky their records on Vincent. B y Nancy Concelman aB3$6-PhENpEBoworlh ^ to wall, 1 year lease, 1 •6 .9 9 9 control. 3 bx tpr, bod fr, bobv ch, security. S800 plus utili­ •7 .5 0 0 •1 3 .9 9 0 ' •6 .5 0 5 Manchester Herald Vincent lived in apartment 14 Manchester Herald 3a bxt. 1 uphola choir. Imp ties. 649-5989. tab, plctarot, mlac. on the second floor of 689 Main St. Proponents of the Estonian MANCHESTER. First . Djane Vincent of Manchester, action said it was consistent with ata a s- WNBam EpoWpc The Manchester Pet Center and floor, 2 bedroom apart­ Hartford police said today they who was strangled at her job as a Gorbachev’s calls for greater bod. iitattr. bvcia, 30 bxt, 1 '8SBMW32SE' '87 MERC. 00 CHEV. DO 0LD8 have no suspects and no motive in the Manchester Adult Book Store draaaar, fan, drvr, mlr- ment In renovated 2 1 8ld. TrMnt, Sunroof. reSB i S y 'I rb. are located in the storefronts security guard in Hartford Tues­ democratization and local con­ rort, aata, tokra. cef taM, family house. New ap­ ■ AC. AM/FM COUBAR CAMARO IROC DELTA 88 the strangulation of a 34-year-old andl ob, trunk, orlM, tools. pliances. $700/month Loadad. WMt* 4 Or., Auto, AC below. day wag described today as a trol, and with ritual declarations AMuatSodN Bliia, FtiHy E q i A ^ Manchester woman in a Hartford ’’quiet, friendly” woman who did of autonomy for the republics plus utilities. Coll 649- office building Tuesday. Gary J. Wood, spokesman for • C3M- 2871. 1 •1 2 .9 9 9 •9 .0 9 9 •1 1 .9 0 0 the Manchester Police Depart­ favors for her neighbors. contained in the Sov et Ih h l , 4 bxt, S picturs. •9 .9 9 9 Diane Vincent of 689 Main St. mlac, tok flra- AN ABSOLUTE DELIQHTI ment, said today that Hartford One of her neighbors at the 689 constitution. M A N C H E S T E R •238.800 was found unconscious in the Main St. building shecalled home Thia lovaly • room Colonial haa ao many outatanding NDME8 second-floor hallway of One Com­ police had asked Manchester • C lll • Bdwprd ttaahia faaluraa H haa to bo aaanl 4 bodrooma. 2H batha. FDR RENT 1 '80 PONTIAC '80 MERC. OR. '88 MERCURV police to run a records check on also said today that Vincent. 34, IS bxa, 1 uphea chr, draar, ’83 PONTIAC 87 MERC. mercial Plaza by workers early was thinking of quitting her job radio, rec ptayor, 1 coff flagaton# foyer, firat floor laundry, fireplacad family 1 FIERO m a r q u is Tulisday morning, said Lt. Fred­ Vincent to see whether she had room. Sltuatad on a huga lot locatad In araa cloaa to MANCHESTER. Four 2 Door FIREBIRD SABLE 8A8LE before she was murdered Vin­ tab. trunk, mlac, comic 1 standard, aSK Auto, AC Power erick D. Lewis of the Hartford been a complainant, a victim or a TODAY ahopplng, banka, achoola, ate. If you nead a larger room, 2 bedroom Du­ T-Top, Auto .Windowa 4 Or., Loaded suspect in any cases in (own. He cent lived In Apartment 14 of the home - thIa la H. plex house In nice •2 .0 9 0 Police Department. Vincent, a said her name did not turn up in building, above the Manchester WfWvfWfTT^M neighborhood. $600, 1 •5 .9 9 9 •5 .9 0 9 security guard in the building, •1 0 .9 0 0 • a 3 5 0 that search. Pet Store and an adult book shop Index SPIM-WWWAddak own utilities. Deposit was pronounced dead on arrival ' bxa of Itftarind. required. Available ” We don’t know her.” Wood ” ln fact, the day before she got 20 pages, 2 tectione WenabeliieabeifgNi at St Francis Hospital at 7:12 Pilrick Flynn/MinehMtcr Harald •Piai- December 1st. 742-9408. 301-315 CENTER STREET said. murdered she was talking about a.m., a hospital spokeswoman B u tln e ti------18 Natlon/World .6-7 COVENTRY. 7 rooms HOURS: Police have been called to the quitting her job and getting 31 baa^TMtchr. pictaraa, | plus. Available De­ ______MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT said. VICTIM’S HOME — There was no mail in Diane Vincent's something in Manchester,” Jo­ ClMtlfltd . 19-20 ObltuarlM __ 2 OPEN EVENINGS - Lewis said today that detec­ second floor of 689 Main St. for MdaoSiajinifbai cember 1. Adults pre­ T IL 9 P.M, /mORIARTV BROTHERS/ domestic disputes and break-ins, , mailbox this morning, two days after she was killed in the seph Beaulieu said “She was Com ic*______18 Opinion______8 »• F -iF ffili '"c. ferred. References and tives were interviewing workers board!, dir eond, 4 1711 FRIDAY a SATURDAY 6 4 1 7 - 1 5 8 8 but there has been no unusual Hartford office building in which she was a security • working crazy hours” Focui ■ 18 Sd*nc* ____ 9 acroana. S bottaat. s e c u rity . S800 per and employees who would have 0444828 TIL a P.M. guard. The boxes are located in the entry way to 689 Main He spid Vincent was “ well Local/Stat* Sport* _ _ 11-14 B44II month. 7447494 or 742- been in One Commercial Plaza .2-5.10 Talavlalon. 8161. See M U R D ER , page 10 around the time Vincent was St. See NEIGHBORS, page^lO Lottary. ____ 2 Waathar__