20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, March 21. 1988

)U — !• HOMES CONDOMINIUMS APARTMENTS APARTMENTS IS q I ROOMMATES CARS 00 FDR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR RENT 1 2 ^ jWANTED------Automotive FOR SALE Triumph Cocoon COVEN TR Y. Waterfront M ANCHESTER. 2 bed­ ELLINGTON. Town- home with spectacular room unit In move-pin house Gradens. Beauti­ MANCHESTER-454 Main If you don't use It, don't CARS HONDA Accord LX 1985- view. Large deck, en­ condition I Upgraded ful 1 bedroom Ranches Street. Second floor, 3 4 dodoor, 5 speed, power Hank Williams Jr. UConn basketball advances room heated. No ap­ need It and don't want It, FOR SALE Traveling with closed porch and your carpet. Kitchen ap­ and Townhouses with why not sell It with a steering, brakes, win­ own boat dock will privote entrance $510- pliances. Security. S480 dows, air, cruise con­ pliances Include mic­ per month. 646-2426, Classified Ad? Call 643- TOYOTA Corolla 1977- does It again /7 to NIT quarterfinal round /II enhance summer en­ rowave. Nice viewl $550 monthly Includes 2711 to ploce your ad. trol, A M -FM Stereo the president /18 lious tertaining. $196,000. $109,000. Sentry Real appliances, wall to weekdovs 9-5. Statlon wagon, hatch­ cassette. Excellent D.W. Fish Realty 643- Estate 643-4060.O wall, air and parking. ANDOVER- Mature fe­ back. S700. 646-5184 af- condition. S7250. 646- 1591.D Superintendent 872- 1 Bedroom apartment In male non-smoker to ter 4pm. 1542. Bolton. Available Mdy BEST BUY Weli-< < c K ln 0 .l M A N C H E S TE R . South M ANCHESTER. Beauti­ 2025, R.C. White Co. share house near lake I^ORD Fiesta 1978. 4 Ch r y s l e r 1973- Town 236-5961. 1st. Country setting. speed. 84.000 miles, COVE I. Y 9 u | Field Green. Immacu­ ful 2 bedroom unit In with same. $275 plus 'h ond Country Wagon. USED CARS excellent condition I Stove, retrigerator, utilities. Available good condition, relia­ Thursda It. F r # « | late 2 bedroom Town- laundry tacllltles. Heat $400 or best offer. 649- W4.643-I house Condominium. Carpet has been up­ NEW Apartments on bus­ April 1. 742-9350 otter ble. $750. 647-8898. 5135 offer 6pm. All prei line. 1 bedroom, 2nd Included. $500 per 6pm. Skylit family room graded. Kitchen ap­ FORD Pinto 1979. Well GRAND Wagoneer 1986. Coventr; with heatllator fire­ pliances Include mlc- floor. $575 per month. 1 month. Security dep­ BUICKS . L a w n osit, references. 643- maintained. Very good White, excellent condi­ eligible I place. Large rooms, rowave. Air month security. Peter­ condition. Reliable 2nd ( trim -1 man Building Com­ 0445. WANTED tio n , 34,000 m iles physical tru c k -1 7'h baths, oak cabinets conditioner! S109,900. car. Automatic, looks $14,900. 646-5422. 1987 BUICK and vanities. All ap­ Sentry Real Estate 643- pany. 649-9404. TO RENT new, 70,000 miles. $750. Call 228- ilo n o ll 4060.O MANCHESTER. Large 3 FORD Tempo 1985. 4- USABRE s u r « d . pliances Including mic­ Call 643-9672. Estais Wagon rowave to remain. M ANCHESTER. 1 bed­ bedroom Duplex. Gar­ door, low miles, $4,000 ’Mordv age. 1 V<2 baths, wall to INDEPENDENTLY em­ PLYMOUTH volare 1977. 643-0545, after 6pm. •7048A. $169,900. D.W. Fish room apartment. Stove Slant 6, automatic, Healtl and refrigerator. Ref­ wall carpeting, wa- ployed Carpenter- iiattrlipatpr Ip rali Realty 643-1591.0 VW Rabbit 1982. Diesel, 1^ M0RTSA8E8 sher/dryer hook-up. /Craftsman seeks crea­ good condition, some COVE !^SfSSi\ MANCHESTER. Fire­ erences required. $330 rust. S500 or best offer. excellent condition, M inlno, I monthly. 646-2311. S750 plus utilities. 643- tive living situation. A/C, AM -FM , 40mpg. 1 1986 BUICK Services . vord place glow. 2 story 7560. Barter service for 647-7621. Cape Cod with real DO NOT OO BANKRUPTI owner. S2500 or best CENTURY UNITED Hall on ' no a n d Stop Foreclosure! Home- 4 Room apartment, 2nd space? Need garage or TOYOTA Corona 1977. offer. 649-9664. may ret oth ar I appeal. Newly deco­ floor with gas, gas small shop and small Good for parts. $200, Wagon, Burgundy rated. Treed lined owners. consolidate your HOMER CHEVY Malibu 1983. throat Cl I d d d bills, pay off your credit stove and a refrigera­ Place to live. Machine call evenings 647-9515. StITSA M«45- street, 2 car garage, FOR RENT 278-7646. 60,000 miles. $3500 good Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents tion, call gas heat, decorator up­ cords, your cor or busi­ tor. $500 per month FIREBIRD 1984- Auto­ condition. Call after tr4 ;3 0 . ness loan, your mortgage with 2 months security. matic, 6 cylinder, A/C, grades. Sun room, fin­ M OTH ER of two, looking 5:30 647-0237. 1985 BUICK loto-1 M ished basement, work­ and save, save your Telephone 645-6773. C O V EN TR Y- Near lake. 1 power steering. Excel­ S co re I fln d- homell NO PAYMENTS for female roommate lent condition, $5995 or FORD Pinto 1976. Runs REGAL LIMITED shop. Owner will UP TO 2 YEARSI Bad bedroom, large kit­ to share her three bed­ good. Low mileage. ip h tr? accept any reasonable MANCHESTER. Main chen, living room, best offer. 875-8095 or 2 Door Coupo, Dark Pinoch > *n c y credit, late payments or Street. 2 rooms. Stove room apartment, Glas­ 875-1703. Call 647-0293 between offer. D.W. Fish Realty unemployment Is not a large yard. $525 per tonbury area. 659-8482. 9:30-3:30. OoM/Llght Tan the Arm: 49-36421 and refrigerator. 529- month. References and FORD Escort 1981- 2door, setSrA >ur in- 643-1591.0 problem. Foreclosure as­ 7858 or 563-4438. Fortier. sistance available for the security required. Coll automatic, A/C, power Opposition EAST Hartford. "New Marty I irtiii 742-9125. steering, excellentcon- dlnol Listing" Antique DIVORCED and SELF- M ANCHESTER. 4 rooms, ANTIQUES/ 1987 BUICK Laquem charm and beauty of EMPLOYED. dltlon. $1595. 875-8095. Swiss Conservative / 1st flo o r, garage. COLLECTIBLES.EC CENTURY Helena C the 1920's, 6 rooms, 3 Available Imme­ GRAND Prix LJ 1983- CLYDE Group at 281-454-1316'^ STORE AND Loaded, 73K, 1 owner. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 4 OoorSsdan 576: Pegi bedrooms Impeccoblv diately. No pets. $500 1 Remington Upright pi­ •7041A ^H or 303-454-4404. OFFICE SPACE Clean. $4800, 647-9138 ROUTE 83, VERNON Mnttn* A done, nice entrance per month. 649-2813. ano, $400 or better A niliM- foyer, french doors, offer. 1 freezer, 9 yeors daytime. •4 Camarocp^ •7BB5 rejects plan Panca IM t- like new oak floors, ROCKVILLE. Large 1 old, 18.5 cubic feet, $75. M Century LTD v( •7395 new kitchen, warm and ROOMS MANCHESTER- Prime CITATION 1982- Body 1984 BUICK bedroom, new build­ downtown office Antique wringer- and Interior In excel­ 04 Pontiac Tram Am •8995 RIVIERA Friend sunny porches, new FOR RENT ing. Washer-dryer washer, best offer. Call 84 Pontiac Tram Am •8995 on Sundt roof, enclosed porch, IsO space, 825 square feet. lent condition. A/C, Cps., Dark Qrssn hook-up, storage, ca­ Reasonable. 668-1447. between 5-6pm. 643- AM -FM with cassette. 85 Spectrum 4 dr •3995 Temple < raised flower beds and ble, stove, refrigera­ 8540. •002SA Rear window defrost. 85 Olda Calla a dr. •7995 adults ai nice yard I You must tor, carpeting. From 85 Ctiav. Aitro Van •9695 see this onel $156,900. MANCHESTER- Nicely ID EAL office suite for Automatic transmis­ by Noriega $475 per month plus 85 Cantury 4 dr. •5995 Century-21 Lindsey furnished, quiet and realtor, accountant. In­ sion. Needs engine. 1986 BUICK private. Many extras. utilities. Call 643-8557 surance and so-forth. 3 Best otfer. 649-7593. 85CavallarC8 4dr. •5995 Lactur Real Estate. 649-4000. evenings. rooms, heated, air con­ ODGARDENING LeSABRE n Utilities Included. Se­ 08 Cantury 4 dr. •9995 MONTE Carlo 1983- Con­ Estsls Wagon By Richard Cole MANCHESTER. "Eighth curity and references. ditioning, central Main 00 Camaro Cpa •10.795 lermo Cochez of the Christian A free Md District". Another MANCHESTER- 3 bed­ SHREDDER- Roto Hoe. vertible, white with S7547A The Associated Press $240 per month. Call Street. Wall-to-wall Used 6 times, like new. blue top. Only 16K 88 Olda Delta Cp« •11,295 Democratic Party said the pro­ sisters V beauty on the north 644-0383. room with heat, com­ carpeting, panelled side, 7 comfortable pletely remodeled. $750 Coll 633-8935. miles. Mint condition. 87 Caprice wteon •12,595 posed dialogue involved a hand­ Manches walls. Only $350 $8000 firm . 647-8997 87 Chav. Celebrity 4 dr. •8995 PANAMA CITY, Panama - picked 33-member panel that rooms, 3 bedrooms, 1 '/a ROOM tor rent. Close to per month. Call Dan monthly. Belflore 1986 BUICK p.m. Alt] HHS baths, rec room, coun­ 649-2947. PETS AND days. 646-8160 07 Pont. 8000 4 dr. •9995 Strongman Gen. Manuel Antonio would have 22 pro-Noriega homes of i m i buslines and down­ Agency 647-1413. evenings. LeSABRE try kitchen, quiet town. $80 per week. 1 ^ SUPPLIES 87 Cantury 4 dr. •9995 Noriega offered to resign before members. Hartford 1 Llmhsd Coups street, patio and tool Telephone 643-9008. Bedroom, 2nd floor. •2202A the May 1989 presidential election “ This is not a dialogue,” said call 647-6 shed I Don't miss It! Emanuel Lutheran MISCELLANEOUS RABBITS. Mixed breed. 8 872-9111 if opponents agree to talks with Cochez. “ It’s just cynicism.” $154,900. Centory-21 Church elderly hous­ m Sell Your Car FOR RENT weeks old. $7 each. his regime, but the opposition and Noriega, the chief of Panama’s Lindsey Real Estate. Q 9 1 APARTMENTS ing. 643-1193 or 649-3087. J[elephon^^M49^^ A ID S 3«iF0R RENT 1985 BUICK the United States rejected the 15,000-member Defense Forces I 1 and 2 bedroom spacious GARAGE for rent. Stor­ n s CAMPERS/ SKYURK offer. and the power behind the civilian A progi age only. SA0_, -P ir MISCELLANEOUS 1931 1221 condominiums apartments available, 4 Lines — 10 Days TRAILERS 4 Door Ssdsn "The general has to go imme­ government, left the presidential will be h( 30 Locust Street, 1st floor, for April 1st. Rents month. Pleas# teieK te l^ FOR SALE sooeiA diately — not eventually," said FOR SALE 508 charge each addi­ palace after Solis Palma’s speech cafeteria 4 rooms, heated. $600. start dt $550 Includes phone 647-81? Aurelio Barria, head of the Securtly. No pets, no 6 Michael Jackson tickets tional line, per day. You HARDWALL. 1982 Palo­ and hailed his proposal as a Lynn Gui heat and hot water. National Civic Crusade, an oppo­ appliances. Referen­ Individual basements M A N C H ES TE R - Indus­ ' r sale. Call between can cancel at any time. mino pop-up camper. 1984 BUICK Panamanian solution, rather The publi M ANCHESTER. Clean 2 ces. 646-2426 weekdays with laundry hook-ups trial, office, commer­ 8-3. 565-1779. Excellent condition. sition umbrella group. “ There than one imposed by the United eoROV Heater, sink, stove, re­ ••• bedroom Townhouse. 9-5pm. In aulet residential cial space. 2400 sauare foday Is great day ... and LeSABRE LTD will be no dialogue with him." States. " I have no reason to talk Central location, close area. 871-2844. feet. Loading dpek. NO r e f u n d 's o r frigerator. Storm/s- 2 Door Coups, Black Barria said the general strike, r i /Classified Is a great way creen windows. Awn­ S0108A to the United States,” Noriega to highway. $81,900. M ANCHESTER- 3 bed­ Woodland Indusf to sell something! 643- ADJUSTMENTS which shut down over 90 percent B ir t I m , Call evenings after 6pm room Duplex. $750 Park. 643-2121. ing. Sleeps 7. $3000. told reporters. " I talk to TWO Bedroom apart­ 2711. 649-1827 or 643-0290. of this nation’s commerce on I. 755-2177 or 879-1344. monthly plus utilities. ment In 3family. Beau­ CALL HERALD Panamanians.” I'/a baths, modern kit­ tiful condition with new 1985 BUICK Monday, would be even more In his speech, Solis Palma said Parent GLASTONBURY. New chen, all appliances. 2 appliances. $600 plus CARS g i]C M I8 CLASSIFIED SOMERSET REGAL complete today. Noriega had given his word “ as Elaine D CARS Dtvld Kooi/MinohMttr Htrild llstlngl Exceptional months security. Ref­ utilities. Security dep­ FOR SALE 2 Door Coups In Washington, the State De­ an officer and a gentleman’’ to March 4 end unit! 2 bedroom erences. No pets. 643- ED N R SALE FOR SALE osit and references re­ 643-2711 S7520A partment also dismissed Norie­ step down before elections sche­ maternal Condominium In 2121. quired. 646-3253. STRIKING — Jeff Adams of West Hartford joins Union today in a strike at the Super Stop & Shop store at ga’s resignation offer as "little duled for May 1989. Sherbroo sought after area, more than ... a ploy” to keep members of the United Food and Commercial Workers' 342 Broad St. 2 move-ln condition, 1984 BUICK Solis Palma, elevated to chief 2 ents are ] many extras! Call for Noriega’s cronies in power and of state when Noriega ousted details! $159,900. Kler- TOWN OF MANCHKSTBR SKYHAWK the general in control of the President Eric Arturo Delvalle Gochee non Realty. 649-1147. LBOAL NOTICB 2 Or. Cps., Rod armed forces. on Feb. 26, said he would accept S0100A and Debc The Planning and Zoning Commlaalon will hold a public "Noreiga should go, and the the general’s resignation only was bor M ANCHESTER. Beauti­ hearing on Monday, April 4,1988 at 7:00 P.M. In the Hearing sooner the better for Panama,” Workers strike at Stop & Shop after the dialogue. ed on ful 1 bedroom. Carpet­ Room, Lincoln Canter, 494 Main Straat, Manchester, CT to Hospital, hear and consider the following petitions: said State Department spokeswo­ Opposition leaders derided the ichn- ing has been upgraded. By Nancy Concelman checkout clerk at the store said people work there. and Dele TOWN OF MANCHRSTBR - ZONINO RBOULATION man Anita Stockman. proposal. ment got a call that the delica­ room Kitchen appliances In­ and Nancy Pappas this morning before the walkout. The decision by the United Drive. H( floor clude microwave. AMBNDMBNT • ARTICLB Ml, SBCTION 8 • RBAR LOTS (Z- LIPMAN #1 After Noriega was indicted on “ He said, ’ here I have.a little tessen, meat and produce 77) - Application to amend Article III, Section 6 for the pur­ OTHERS Manchester Herald "I haven’t decided,” Mariana Food and Commercial Workers’ workers had decided to walk' Barbara •oom, $95,900. Sentry Real pose of eliminating the use of rear lots In new subdivisions. U.S. drug charges, the Reagan piece of candy, and if you all Amanda. Rodriguez, another clerk at the Union to strike was prompted by early. Linda Bennett, a baker, flrt- Estate 643-4060.O LAWRBNCB FIANO - ZONB CHANOB • RURAL RB$I- VOLKSWAGEN. INC. 1987 OLDS administration dried up the flow behave. I’ll give it to you, OK?,’ Employees of the Stop & Shop store said before the strike began. Dart’s takeover bid for the floor OBNCB JO RBSIOBNCR AA - *7IV OARDNBR STRBBT (F- of money to Panama, which uses said she didn’t want to be on 2 Hugbei DELTA 88 said businessman Pierre Leig- Spo- BRAND new and lovely 1 47) - Application to change the zoning district classification Supermarket at 342 Broad St, John Hacker, a clerk, said he 114-store chain. Royal, 4 Door. the U.S. dollar as its currency, in nadier, a crusade member. Leig- strike, but felt she had to "stand and Anni sorch bedroom Condomi­ from Rural Residence to Residence AA for a parcel of land began striking at about 10 a.m. and all other employees received Arnaldo Espinosa, president of consisting of approximately 5.3 acres and Identified as 373V your M031A an effort to force him out, and the nadier called the idea an insult to with my fellow workers.” born Mai cor nium with cothedrol Gardner Street. this morning, about two hours a notice announcing that the Stop Local 919 of the United Food and w a it r« economy is near collapse. the Panamanian people. At about 10:17, a store manager Her matt ceilings. This Condom­ r. earlier than originally planned, & Shop Companies Inc. signed a Commercial Workers Union in This inium has beautiful • »FBCIAL BXCRFTION ■ 1T8V monthly Noriega’s offer to resign, an­ got on the loudspeaker system Hanlon c (A-44) - Application under Article 11, Sec- 1986 DODGE Crusade leaders said they forcing management to ask cus­ contract to merge with Dart Hartford, said this morning that room large windows which tlon 18.03.01 (b) of f he Zoning Regulations to permit the use of nounced Monday night in a expected even stronger support and told customers to vacate the mother i payment COLT tomers to leave the store. Group Inc. of New York City, employees were being pulled ’ tool make for a very bright a portlonof a proposed building asa bank for a parcel of land national broadcast by civilian store. Customers waiting in line brother. I Est- ond sunny unit. Great Idenfifled os 178V Hartford Road. 4 Door Ssdsn today for the general strike Workers interviewed at the which launched a hostile ta­ before noon from stores all over S7B40A chief of state Manuel Solis despite Noriega’s offer. were to be checked through. Lee, 8 an tor the single person BRNBST RBBO - RBAR LOT • SFBCiAL BXCBPTION • 81 until 1989... Manchester store said at about keover bid of Stop and Shop in the state because of the notice of Workers, meanwhile had begun asilc who wonts that some­ RICHMOND ORIVB CR-31) - Appllcotlon under Article 1 1 ;^ Palma, was conditioned on a The strike almost totally shut 9:30 a.m. they were prepared to Section 6.01 of the Zoning Regulations fo permit a rear lot on January, then extended to March the merger. picketing, as managers began LIchtm AAan- thing special In d Con­ national dialogue with the opposi­ join about 7,500 workers from two a parcel of land Identified as 81 Richmond Drive. 9 an offer of $37 a share for all 28 A bagger at the store, who did working the cash registers. Starr Hor >uoht dominium. Anne Miller 1986 TOYOTA tion. But opposition leader Guil­ Please turn to page 10 state union locals in striking Reol Estate 647-8000.O • Rbsobdivision - 3 BRAND NEW JETTA GL million outstanding Stop and not want to be identified, said at Aiteen Gorman, vice president was bor loths, : *7’ FORTBR STRBBT (0-47) - Application for a re- stock HBfO PICK UP TRUCK against 47 Stop and Shop Co. Ivino SOOOOA Shop shares. Union officials are about 10 a.m. two union local of public affairs for the Braintree, Hospital, subdlvlslon of a parcel of land consisting of approxlmatley stores in Connecticut today at tun MANCHESTER. River 3.13 acres and Identified as 571 Porter Street. concerned that a new contract presidents had arrived and called Mass.-based Stop & Shop, said and Mar * 1 2 , 2 4 0 . * 1 1 1 * ® . . noon. There are Stop & Shop Inina Mill Estates. Brand BARNBY FBTBRMAN • FRO ZONB CHANOB/FRBLIMI- between the company and the the strike immediately, saying this morning that 11 stores in the grandpar oar- new 2 bedroom Town- SOk$om$ottf%APf9 supermarkets in East Hartford . 543.545 NORTH MAIN 1985 OLDS Hospital maps plan workers had not been settled that the best time for a strike was state had closed. She did not have Philadelt loute house starting at STRBBT (F-49) - Application for a change In zoning district and Vernon. classification from Rural Residence, Residence B and Resi­ before the merger took place. when the store was full. a list of the stores. She said the Blon- $148,500. Fully op- DELTA ROYALE “ If there’s a strike, we’re Rtal- pllanced kitchen, 1'/? dence C to Planned Residence Development and prellml- Brougham, 4 Door, Officials at the local store AtaboutlO: 10a.m.at the Broad nory plan of development for o parcel of land Identified as BRAND NEW CABRIOLET walking," Barbara Conley, a dllno baths, garage with 543-545 North Main Street. Stock 04619 S7320A would not disclose how many Street store, the Bakery Depart­ Please turn to page 10 3 to fight union bid ___ door opener, cathedral At this hearing Interested parsons may be heard and written Con tod 3 celling and skylight In communications received. Copies of these petitions are on * 1 6 , 5 7 5 . * 1 5 8 ” . . 1 tln- master bedroom. Gen­ file in the Town Clerk's Office and mov be Inspected during 1987 CHEVY By Andrew J. Davis lie relation.s. "W e’re not going to erous carpet and floor­ normal business hours. 0Oktontfi§etft%APP The A (vou JET FORCE Manchester Herald embrace (a union) ing allowance, Ander- PLANNING and ZONING COMMISSION March 18 fire- CONVERSION VAN The hospital has prepared a Petitions won’t change schooi pian 1,1'/a son thermopane LEO KWASH, SECRETARY chief of I Dark Blue / Dsik Gray Manchester Memorial Ho.spital newsletter for employees stating per- windows, atrium Doted at Manchester, CT this 31st day of March, 1988. BRAND NEW SCIROCCO nine moi doors, deck, quality 10 • VALUS - Stock § 434S r | S6080A officials are gearing to fight an that hospital officials do not want By Andrew J. Davis reopened so that children from board sometime in April, she pone 053-03 elementary school enrollment. book, bei re- workmanship through­ effort to unionize the 950 non­ or feel a union is needed. Avery Manchester Herald the same families will not have said. She said since there are Collins said, " I think they out. Strano Real Estate f e vich, will isher *16,050. *153® ^.. union hospital employees, a hos­ said. Currently, that i.<; the only to go to different schools. about 10 similar petitions circu­ possibly might reconsider." 647-7653.n TOWN OF MANCHRSTBR 1986 OLDS than fin »ven, eOkkontticat 11% APft pital spokesman said. response the hospital has had. but About 10 different petitions A number of petitions have lating around town, she is >ose- LBOAL NOTICB Collins said the school should publishin u . CAUSI SUPREME But the hospital may be forced that may change later as needed, are circulating asking that started around the school’s unsure how many signatures I ott- The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public heorlno on Coups, Dark Gray be fully opened instead because to accept the union even if it is not she said. Highland Park School be reo­ area to ask the school board to have been collected. 5 N T INVITATION TO SID S* ’*’* •••‘" ’''’ 9 Room, AS f7378A the partial reopening might I S The Manchester Public Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, CT to hear and BRAND NEW FOX WAGON welcomed, said a spokesman for ,The hospital recently con­ pened for grades K through 6, reverse its January decision to The school board is scheduled split up families who will have ■ Y - - Schools solicits bids for consider the following applications: Stock 044S2 the National Labor Relations but school officials say that are open only the school grades SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER ducted an evaluation of the wages to review the reopening vote in children In one elementary D r . < d & CAFBLLO - Request o vorl- 1984 DODGE Board. and job classifications for its 1,100 not likely to affect their vote to kindergarten through Grade 3 June. The decision could be school and another child at for the 19^1989 school year. NO. 1158 once to Article IV, Section 9.03.01 and Article II, k ors, Seoled bids will be received *8405. *69** ARIES The United Food and Commer­ employees. The Board of Trus­ reopen the school in stages. initially, said Gail Collins, one reversed, but only if circum­ Highland Park and because it I n 0 until March 29, I9M, 2:30 Sertlon. 16.10 to allow occupancy of a building w lfh p^ paved parking for a period not to exceed 6 SOmnthc at 11% APS 'I 4 Door Ssdsn cial Workers Union Local 919 of tees is to review that package Richard Dyer, chairman of of the parents who is organizing stances change which led the would be difficult for parents to 1. Olive 9 P.M ., at which time they will S7284A months -131 Sanrico Drive - Industrial Zone. 9 the Board of Education, said »om- be publicly opened. The right Hartford has begun an effort to tonight. the petition drive. The remain­ school board to vote for the support two Parent-Teacher BUS Is reseryed to relect any and am Vorlance to Article II, Section unionize all employees at the today the board’s decision to ing three grades would be ilton all bids. Specificotlons and NO. lis t 4.01.01 to reduce the minimum side vord to 31 feet If the hospital does not embrace partial reopening change, Associations. She also questi­ (3S feet required) for a house of 34 Morse Road - BRAND NEW GOLF hospital except registered partially reopen Highland Park opened one grade at a time over rtlon bid forms may be secured at Stock 046ST 1984 MERCURY the union voluntarily, it may be School Superintendent James oned whether the school would 2. The spo- the Business Office, 45 North Residence A Zona. nurses. The 218 registered nurses forced to accept the union as the School in 1989 will not be the next three years. P. Kennedy has said. The have effective programs and School Street, Manchester, CAPRI Charmini 2.5 »T . •"•O G U T'S CHURCH - Request Special Ex- % belong to the Federation of employees’ bargaining agent, reversed by the petitions seek­ The parents plan on present­ school is being reopened to STAINI o o r Connecticut. NO. 1151 ce^^n Inoefordance with Article II, Section *9575. *82«* .. Hatchback Coups 046-03 •7470B Nurses and Health Professionals ing to have the school fully ing the petitions to the school meet an expected increase in Please turn to page 10 om, J03.03 and taction ^ . 0 4 to permit church bazaar 0Ok$onth$ail1% APft said Joseph McMahon, acting from June 13, 1988 through June 18, 1988; and re­ union. deputy officer in charge with the din- quest variance of Article IV, taction 8.01 to sell NOTICB OP DISSOLUTION In an advertisement scheduled Hartford office of the National 3. The f ver- AND beer and wine at church bazaar from June 13,1988 Prices and payments based on •2000.-Cash down or trade equity. 1984 PONTIAC Iful NOTICB TO CRRDITORS through June 18,1988 within 1,000 feet of an o th e i^ Payment expense to double Jan. 108$. Add only for tax, rog. and to run in Wednesday’s Herald, the Labor Relations Board. make whi quor outlet, within 300 feet of a church and school Ex- title plus dealer Installed options. If any. SUNBIRD union has asked that it be given If the hospital does not accept ilne- Notice Is hereby given pur­ ""2 • noHt'wtsf corner of Main 4 Door Ssdsn and Woodland Streets - Residence Zone B and Re­ the power to be the bargaining the union, the union can file a own suant to Section 33-379 of the •601SA Need for new revaluation is doubted sidence Zone C. co- Connecticut General Sta­ agent for the 950 non-union petition with the relations board 4. WhicI t u t e s that SUPREME ITBM 4 ROBERT M RLU SKY - Variance to Article II, Sec- employees. In the advertisement, to force an election for ail ible POODS, INC., a Connecticut NO. 1151 tion 3.01.01 to reduce the side yard to 7 feet (is fe et By Andrew Yurkovsky viaiL Lite /kooudjiui s office this revaluation. Town Manager Robert B. Weiss MALLA 1984r»®“fij|C the union promises to fight for 900. corporation having Its prin­ required) to allow an addition to 80 Bell Street - 1 VOLKSWAGEN non-union employees. If the union Manchester Herald morning to discuss how the Vincent said that the last is out of town and could not be ton cipal place of business In Rural Residence Zone. better working conditions, vaca­ is voted in by a 50 percent plus one ).a Manchester, Connecticut, S O U O ^ revaluation was conducted. Do­ revaluation, which was originally reached for comment. hos been dissolved by Re- ITEM 5 MANCHRSTBR LUMBER INC. - Variance to Artl- IVHfWE OUR CUSlOt.liHS ARL ALWAYS WlIH US tions. job security and sick leave margin, the hospital would be 5. Which NO. 1154 cle IV, Section 9.03.01 and Article II, taction 16.10 •6171A Town Assessor J. Richard nald W. Zimbowski, the chief of scheduled for 1976, was delayed solutlM of Its Directors and with pay. among others, for all issued a certificate by the rela­ Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. has served wil Sharenolders, which dissolu­ and variance to o special exception condition Im­ Vincent does not believe the state the OPM’s municipal division, until 1977. He said 1986 values posed by the Planning and Zoning Commission, to non-union employees. scheduled a special meeting of tion has become ettective 24 Tolland Tpke., (Rt. 83) Vernon, CT 549-2638 tions board requiring the hospital Office of Policy and Management said Monday that state statutes were used with the 1987 revalua­ A with Its tiling of a Certincote allow occupancy of o building at 401 New State "W e don’t want it," said Amy to negotiate with the union in good the Board of Directors for tonight of Dissolution with the Secre­ Road before a paved parking lot Is Installed and a would require the town to do require that 1987 market values tion to be consistent with the last storm drainage system Is built • Industrial Zone. Avery, assistant director of pub- faith, he said. at which the administration will 6. Matcl tary o f State's Office. another revaluation if it finds that have to be used for a 1987 revaluation. explain the revaluation to the ITEM 6 ADA ASSOCIATRS - Special Exception under ArtI- The only way election results revaluation. Assistant Town Manager the right t All creditors ore warned to NO. 1185 cIs IV, Section 5 for conversion oTo iiulldino on an the town erred in using 1986 real directors. present their claims to Attor­ can be negated is if either side is estate property values for the Zimbowski said today that Steven R. Werbner also defended (a) Fly. ney Ronald Jacobs, 14* Main approvsd auto repair site to office use at 348 jVlaking you firstmakes us first Spruce Street • Business Zens II. able to prove that there was Street, Manchester, Connec­ 1987 revaluation. attorneys from the 0PM were how the revaluation was Director Kenneth N. Tedford (b) Cate ticut, counsel for sold corpo­ iZF'Y.T. ®®' ■ Special Exception under Arfl- TODAY coercion from either group to looking into the legality of the use conducted. said the directors may discuss a (c) Pigs ration, on or before August I, NO. 1186 cle II, Section 11 and Artice IV, Section 8 to allow sway votes, McMahon said. different way of phasing in the 19W. alteration of on approved gasoline service station Vincent, interviewed this of 1986 values and might have a "We feel it wasdone properly,” (d) Bird The union has not filed a morning, answered "N o " when revaluation. The Board of Direc­ All Claims not so presented for limited retail sales -330Spruce Street-business In d e x decision by the beginning of next Werbner said this morning. (e) Turk w ill provided Zone II. petition yet with the relations asked whether it would be con­ “ There were legitimate reasons tors approved a five-year phase- be barred as by 20 pogts, 2 SBCtlona week. He could not say what kind sold Section 33-379. At this hearing Interested persons may be hoard and written board, he said. Once a petition is ceivable that the 0PM would of action 0PM would take if it for the decisions that were in last month, under which communications recelvea. A copy of these petitions hove Coma In And See Us Doted at Manchester, Con­ Businsss______9 Obitusriss______2 filed, the relations board would require another revaluation. He property would be valued at 34 necticut this 17th day of been filed In the Planning and Zoning Department and may were determined that use of the made.” March, 19M. be Inspected during business hours. CARDINAL BUICK Cisssitled _ 1W-20 Opinion _ _ 0 schedule an election within a few added, however, that he doesn't 1986 values was incorrect. Werbner would not speculate percent of fair market value this weeks, he said. year, 43 percent in the second SUPREME POODS, INC. ZONINO BOARD OP APPEALS 8 $1 AdasM St — Maachsalsr C o m ics______17 P so p is______a know what step the 0PM will ta ke Vincent on Monday defended on what action the 0PM would RONALD JACOBS, EDWARD COLTMAN, SECRETARY Connecticut___ 4 Sports _ _ 11-14 “ The employer is free to grant if it determines that the revalua­ the use of 1986 market values, take if it were determined that it year, 52 percent In the third year, ATTORNEY 649-4571 Dated at Manchester, CT this list day of March, 1988. **/l Ttmrh Ahiu'f CUbm'* Focus 8 Tsisvision _ _ 16 tion was handled incorrectly. noting that 1976 market values was wrong to use 1986 market 62 percent in the fourth year and 0S64I3 053413 m W»M Local news___2-3 W s s t h s r _ _ _ _ 2 Please turn to page 10 An official from the 0PM was to were used for the 1977 values. 70 percent in the last year. t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tueiday. March 22, 1980 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, March 22, 1988 — 3 RECORD Paramedic payment ‘Money’ called root of sewer dispute S split miffs Landers By Nancy Concelman arguments from LaBelle and representa­ and submit a report. The PZC was to vote Manchester Herald tives of the town Planning and Water and Monday on whether to accept or reject About Town Sewer departments. reports opposing the district’s plans from Coflegc Notes Bv Alex GIrelll Landers pointed out that when An attorney for the Eighth Utilities AAonchesfer Herald ^ “I’m not sure what the problem is, but the town. Mui the Emergency Medical Service District said Monday that the dispute I’m not sure it’s a planning matter.” If the commission rejects the plan and was first formed, district officials between the town and the district over the Brindamour said. NE W«ll-Chlld Clinic set Eighth District Director Tho­ decides to adopt a report from the town that Sophomore earns honors wanted the service operated out installation of a sewer line to serve the The town and the Eighth District doesn’t recommend the plan, its vote could mant COVENTRY - A Well-Child CTInlc will be held on mas Landers objected Monday of Manchester Memorial Hospi­ Buckland area had more to do with the disagree on how the proposed $1.7 million secon Paul J. Bellasov, son of the Rev. and Mrs. James night to what he considers a go back to the Eighth Utilities District Thursday at St. Mary’s Church from 8:4S to 11 a.m. tal or the town’s Health Depart­ money at stake in connection fees than sanitary sewer line should be installed. electorate and could be overruled. said. All preschool residents of Columbia, Andover, P. Bellasov of Manchester has been named to the subsidy by town taxpayers for the ment, not the town fire engineering. A major point of contention between the Net dean’s list for the fall semester at ^ b Jones operation of the Town of Man­ "I don’t feel it’s within my power to make Coventry, Ashford. Chaplin and Scotland are department. Attorney John D. LaBelle Jr., who town and district is which will control a a decision,” Bayer said. “I feel woefully found University in Greenville, S.C. He is a 1986 graduate chester Fire Department. He said the town plans to add a represented the Eighth District at a splitter valve that controls the direction the eligible to receive immunizations and routine of Hartfonl Christian Academy, West Hartford and inadequate.” suffei physicals. Children are seen by appointment only. ^ n d e r s objected to a 50-50 spl it captain to the fire department, Planning and Zoning Commission meeting sewage will flow. The government that “It’s very unfortunate that we get caught chest Call 228-9428. is a sophomore at the college majoring in or the cost of operating the town’s whose duties would include su­ Monday, told commission members the controls the splitter collects the connection elementary education. . in this," Brindamour said. “ I think Jar Emergency Medical Service be­ pervision of paramedics. The dispute between the district and the town is fees from developers. whatever we decide is not going to be final when On faculty honors list tween taxes levied on all town 50-50 split will hold for that mainly over which will control a splitter The town and state Department of anyway.” John Health clinic planned administrative salary, he said. valve and collect an estimated $1 million in Eric J. Lorenztnl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. property and on taxes levied on Environmental Protection have said the Labelle said, "1 can’t tell you that the Car COVENTRY — The Community Health Care V. P*"®P®Tty within the area served Acting Town Manager Steven connection fees. town should control the splitter valve district would call a meeting and overrule Lorenzini, 13 Tumblebrook Drive, Bolton, has been Werbner today defended the cost “In my opinion, the control doesn’t have to reli Services Inc. will hold a health clinic at the Town named to the faculty honors list for the fall semester by the town’s fire department. becau.se the sewage would flow to the it. Whether this is going to get solved short furthi split and said it is based on the anything to do with the engineering.” town-owned sewage treatment facility. The Hall on Wednesday from 2 to 3 p.m. All residents at Trinity College. He is a sophomore and is a 1986 The paramedics in the EMS of litigation, I can’t predict. I would hope it Jar may receive blood pressure checks, tine tests, amount of time the paramedics LaBelle said. “It has a lot to do with money. district does not want the town to control would” graduate of Bolton High School. He has been a service are town firemen. The whole thing about this sewer’s got to do Have throat cultures and health guidance. For informa­ volunteer tutor at the Bums School in Hartford. spend on firefighting and medical the valve. LaBelle argued that the district’s Commission member Josh Howroyd tion, call 228-9428. The result of Landers objection calls. with money.” plans offer flexibility in case of a problem been i Cents was a decision by the directors disagreed with Brindamour and Bayer. He theF) On Eastern dean’s list “It may be 49 percent one week Meanwhile, members of the Planning with the flow. said that the commission should go along that Landers and Harold Topliff, and 51 the next, but the S0-50split and Zoning Commission, which was to "Still, the DEP has the final say, does it autho Sherry Rautenberg of 129 Hemlock St. and chief of the Eighth District Fire with the DEP's recommendation that the M Scores announced is a reasonable assumption,” determine whether the plans are consistent not?” commission member Leo Kwash town control the splitter. gone! Thomas Bonneau, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nonnnand Department, will investigate the Werbner said. / with the town’s plan of development, asked. Pol Pinochle scores for Thursday’s game played at Bonneau of Andover, are named to the dean’s list at cost breakdown and determine "As a planning agency, we mii.st make the Army and Navy Club on Main Street are: Ann The cost of financing the decided to table a vote on the issue until “It is my position they have no authority our recommendation.” Howroyd said. Have; SOMETHING TO READ Eastern Connecticut State University. Rautenberg how much time the paramedics paramedic units was one of two their April 4 meeting. to make jurisdictional transfers,” LaBelle Fortier, 619; Marie Ballard, 614; Bud Paquin, 610; is a member of the class of 1988 and is majoring in devote to firefighting in compari­ "We’ve already approved a great amount Marty Rauchle, 597; Sam Schors, 598; Herb ABOUT — Singer and actor issues concerning the town and Commission members Ted Brindamour said. “That’s a legal matter." of development in that area. I do feel sociology and applied social relations. Her minor is son to medical service. and William Bayer decided to abstain from Res Laquerre,591; Peter Casella, 588; John O’Neill, 587; Phil Collins reads “Davy the district discussed Monday Under Section 8-24 of the .state statutes, comfortable (voting) and I speak as a psychology. Bonneau is a member of the class of Thie question arises because of night. The other was return of a vote on the plans Monday after hearing the commission is required to review plans HA Helena Gavello, 581; Andy Noske, 578; Ann Wajda, Crockett" in a poster resident of the Eighth District” 576; Peggy Vaughn, 573. 1989 and is majoring in Business administration. He town plans to expand the medical several properties at Tolland forcir published by the American is also a full-time employee at Dean Machine service by adding three paramed­ Turnpike and Slater Street to the horde Products of Manchester. ics and a ne^ vehicle to develop a A Library Association to district tax roles. comn Pancakes featured Dennison on Wheaton list second paramedic unit. They were token off the district celebrate America’s librar­ Landers raised his objection at The Friendship Lodge 145 will hold a pancake festival tax list and put on the Town of befon ies in 1988. National Library Jennifer C. Dennison of Manchester has been a meeting of director.*? in the Manchester Fire Department on Sunday from 9 a m. to 3 p.m. at the Masonic Week will be celebrated named to the dean’s list at Wheaton College, Norton, district tax collector’s office. It Where can you find Devel Temple on East Center Street. Tickets are $3 for taxing district list by Assessor J. from April 17-23. Mass., for the fall semester. was moved there when the A si adults and $1.75 for children under 12. Richard Vincent several years A.sser AP photo On Tuffs dean’s list directors found the community ago. room at Mayfair Gardens locked. The district directors voted to Girls & Boys Apparel Lecture focuses on Stowe Karen Beth Krupp of 40 McDivitt Drive, has been lenders suggested that district ask Director Samuel Longest, F at named to the dean’s list for the fall semester at Tufts officials discuss the matter with who along with Mayor Peter A free lecture on Harriet Beecher Stowe and her O b l t U B F l e f l University in Massachusetts. the town and "If we cpnnot get sisters will be held at the Women’s Center at DiRosa, comprise a town and NE n Two on dean’s list results our option is legal (ac­ district liaison committee, to for Easter? has n Manchester Community College on Thursday at 7 tion)’’ he said. discuss the question with DiRosa. p.m. Althea Sorenson, historic interpreter at the Carter St., followed by a Mass of 16-ye Alden E. Bailey ford, followed by a Mass of Paul Fiorentino of 69 Lyndale St. and Jennifer fire homes of Mark Twain and Harriet Beecher Stowe in Christian burial at 10 a.m. in St. Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. Obue of 87 Harland St. have been named to the 0 Hartford, will be guest speaker. For information, former postmaster Isaac Jogues Church, East Hart­ Mary’s Church, East Hartford. dean’s list at Johnson & Wales College, Providence, An call 647-6056. ford. Burial will be in Veterans Burial will be in St. Mary’s R.I. Fiorentino is majoring in food service Zone change OK’d Offici Alden E. Bailey, 88, of Man­ Memorial Field of Hillside Ceme­ Cemetery, East Hartford. Calling management and Obue in baking and pastry arts. theJi AIDS Information available chester, died Monday at Man­ tery, East Hartford. Calling hours are Wednesday from 2 to 4 wife, chester Memorial Hospital. He hours are today from 7 to 9 p.m. p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Initiated Into honor society M Girls Tankk Tops *6 Paisley Ties byeit A program on discussing AIDS with your children was the husband of the late firepl Austin C. Bissell Donald Keith Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. for 66 townhouses Our rib knit tank top Make your Easter attire will be held on ’Tuesday, April 5, at 7; 30 p.m. in the Catherine (Coleman) Bailey who Clarence Jeffers Roderick A. Wright of Manchester, was recently complete with our fashionable said I project would not increase the right colors. Scoop neck, cafeteria of Martin School on Dartmouth Road. predeceased him in 1973. Austin C. Bissell, 70. of 95 Clarence "Pete” Jeffers. 90, of initated into Omicron Delta Kappa, a national By Nancy Concelman hemmed bottom with paisley ties. 48 Inches long. The Lynn Gustafson, R.N., will be the guest speaker. He was born in New Haven, Hamlin St., husband of Gertrude 943 Center St., died Sunday at leadership honor society. Wright is a junior at Elon Manchester Herald level of traffic on Oakland Street. racer back. One size. hadt* The public is invited. March 26, 1899, and had been a (Smith) Bissell, died Monday at Manchester Memorial Hospital. College in North Carolina. He is a junior majoring in Bayer said the traffic was al­ a sec( Manchester resident since 1929. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Born in Manchester, he was a accounting. The Planning and Zoning Com­ ready too high. A traffic engineer NOW NOW found He was a U S. Army Air Force He was born in Manchester, lifelong resident. He was a mission Monday approved by a for Napert said at the March 7 veteran of World War I and before May 18, 1917, and was a lifelong Marine Corp veteran of World 3-2 vote a zone change that will meeting that the development'' his retirement, he was postmas­ resident. Before retiring in 1982, War I and II and was honored by allow a 66-unit townhouse project wouldn’t push the level of service 1.99 3.99 ter for the Manchester Post he was a tool maker at Pratt & the Manchester Junior Women’s Public Meetings to be built at 368 Oakland St. for Oakland Street beyond the Parent, Gregory Morgan, son of William J. and Office from 1957 to 1970. Whitney Aircraft, East Hartford, Club as its Man-of-the-Year in despite concerns about traffic. current level E. Levels are based Elaine Dion Parent of 376 Woodland St. was born He was a member of the First for 26 years. He was a member of on a scale of A to F. A being the Ha •r Hartid 1985. He was also the club’s But while commission lightest traffic flow. March 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Board of Directors of the Town of the South United Methodist "adopted” American veteran. He Public meetings scheduled tonight: members Alfred W. Sieffert Sr.. e at maternal grandmother is Mrs. Claire Dion of Manchester when it changed Church and the British American Bayer said he’d never seen a Club. was a member of the Army & Manchester Josh Howroyd and Leo Kwash traffic report that showed level E *13 Boy’s Dress Sherbrooke, Quebec. Can. His paternal grandpar­ from the the Board of Selectmen Navy Club, the Veterans of approved of the plans. William ents are Mr. and Mrs. Cyr Parent of 390 Hilliard St. to the town manager form of Besides his wife, he is survived Pitkin Glass Works, Lincoln Center gold room, before. Little Girls Dress fa\ Foreign War, the American Le­ 7:30 p,m. Bayer and Marion Taggart voted “I feel that there’s too much Shirts government. He served from 1947 by a son, Richard J. Bi.ssell of gion and the Marine Club. He was A dress as precious as she Is. Our fine dress shirt to make 2 HARTl Gochee, Emily Elizabeth, daughter of William against the application because traffic and we should not be to 1949 and also served as an South Windsor; a daughter, Mrs. also benefactor for the Manches­ of the amount of traffic that White eyelet with selln ribbon his Easter attire look great. and offii and Deborah Desimone Gochee of 46 Fulton Road auxiliary state policeman during Harry (Jean) Roy of Manches­ putting that number of units in ter Area Conference of Churches Andover already exists on Oakland Street. trim on the jewel neck, bodice Blue and white striped long Hartford was bom March 2 at Manchester Memorial World War II. He was a Past ter; three brothers, Frederick that location.” he said. and hem. Lace trims the Human Needs Fund and Shelter. "I think the traffic is terrible.” Taggart asked if the number of sleeve. committi Hospital. Her nnaternal grandparents are Rocco Exalted Ruler of the Rockville Bissell of Sebastian, Fla.. Earl He is survived by a son, Clarence Elections Committee, Town Office Building, 7:30 Bayer said. sleeves and hem. allowing and Delores Desimone of 46 Lookout Mountain Lodge of Elks and life member of Bissell of Manchester and Robert p.m. units could be reduced, but other delica- Jeffers Jr. of East Haddam; a The developer, Napert Realty commission members argued property 'oduce Drive. Her paternal grandparents are Ward and the American Legion Post 102 of Bissell of Hebron: three sisters. sister. Sgt. Edith Jeffers in resident! Barbara Gochee of 70 Birch St. She has a sister, Manchester, and a life member of Laura Bentley, Ruth Zepp and requested a zone change from that the developer had already 6.99 ) walk ■ Maryland; and a granddaughter. Bolton Residence C to Planned Resi­ 6.99 But le£ baker, Amanda. the Manchester Rod & Gun Club, Marjory Powers, all of Manches­ reduced the proposed number of The funeral is Friday at 11 a.m. dence Development for the 8.2- units from the density allowed in zations si be on He is survived by his son and ter; five grandchildren: and at the John F. Tierney Funeral Charter Revision Commission, Community Hall, 2 known Hughes, Christina Marie, daughter of Robert V. daughter-in-law. Thomas and several nieces and nephews. 8 p.m. acre parcel, located along Union a PRD zone for landscaping *18 Boys Belted "stand and Annmarie Hanlon Hughes of 48 Irving St. was Home. 219 W. Center St. with the *18 Girls Dress would ( June Bailey of Manchester; a The funeral is Wednesday at II Pond and a portion of a Hocka- reasons at the town’s request. Lace-trlmmed collar makes born March 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Rev. Newell Curtis officiating. num River trail. A vote on the The number of units allowed in a Slacks from set anager brother. Harold Bailey of Man­ a.m. at the South United Metho­ Burial, with full military honors, this dress special. Float-style Connect! Her maternal grandparents are Joseph and Mary chester; four grandchildren and dist Church, Main St, Burial will Coventry change was tabled at the last multi-family PRD zone is 10 units Qreat companions lor our system Hanlon of Patchogue. N.Y. Her paternal grand­ will be in Buckland Cemetery. meeting to allow Napert to revise dress has butterfly appllqued many tops. Slash pockets Hartfo :ate the two great granchildren. be in East Cemetery. Calling Food Distribution, Town Office Building, noon. per aefe. collar. Bow look collar and mother is Dorothy Hughes of Vernon. She has a Calling hours are Thursday from plans for widening the trail. “It doesn’t look to me like button thru back pocket, zip Perry ti in line A private funeral service will hours are today from 7 to9p.m. at 7 to 9 p.m. Registrars, Town Office Building, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. elasticized backwalst. nance C brother. Scott Michael, 1 and two sisters. Cynthia be held at the Holmes Funeral the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Human Rights Commission, Town Office Build­ Those plans will be completed. there’s that big of a traffic fly, hook and eye front. Navy, gh. Lee, 8 and Jennifer Lynn. 6. Memorial donations may be Qray and Black. classifici d begun Home, 400 Main St. A private Main St. ing, 5:30 p.m. Planning Director AJprt Pelle­ (problem),” Sieffert said. made to the MACC Human Needs grini said Monday. “I’m not sure that we’re efforts t began burial service will be in St . James Memorial donations may be Fund, 11 Center St., Manchester Town Hall Space Committee, Town Office 9.99 its housi Lichtman, Samuel Louis, son of Dr. Randy and Cemetery. Calling hours are made to the American Cancer Building, 7:30 p.m. But while Manchester Police worsening the situation.” How­ Starr Horwitz Lichtman of 100 French Road, Bolton, 06040. Chief Robert Lannan said the royd said. jeopard esident Wednesday. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Society, 243 E. Center St., Man­ Library Building Committee, Booth and Dimock 9.99 owners a was born March 3 at Manchester Memorial chester 06040. M. Shirley Prato Library, 7:30 p.m. lintree, Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Ronald Memorial contributions may be regardle p, said and Marilyn Horwitz of Skokie. 111. His paternal made to the Manchester Memor­ William F. Callahan M. Shirley (Wilmer) Prato, 66, *14 Girls Plaid Skirt s in the ial Memorial Hospital Develop­ of Enfield, died Sunday at Hart­ 16.99 - 19.99 Boys Sportcoats grandparents are Jerry and Natalie Lichtman of ment Fund. William F. Callahan, certified Club wants more Madras skirt — your warm weather favorite. Button ot have Philadelphia. Pa. ford Hospital. She was the wife of front has a band front with soft pleats, and elasticized Our handsome assorted spring sportscoats aid the alcohol counselor, 69, of Far­ Albert E. Prato of East Hartford Thoughts for your Easter season. Sizes 14-22. Pn mington, died Sunday at St. backwalst. Plaid skirt falls below the knee. Theresa Ashner and sister of Barbara V. Hadfield lage 10 Francis Hospital and Medical of Manchester. tournament time Corrections Theresa (Cappiello) Ashner, Center. He was the former She is also survived by another I would like for us to consider this week some 9.99 69, of East Hartford, widow of husband of Mary (Ward) Calla­ sister. N. Lurlaine Menzie of thoughts about what it means to "Walk through By Andrew Yurkovsky ever. would not be bound by that 9.99 to Alden Ashner, died Sunday at han of East Hartford and father of Melrose, Fla.; a son, William A. the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no Manchester Herald restriction, Naab said. The Associated Press reported erroneously Mount Sinai Hospital, Hartford. Kevin Callahan of Manchester. evil,’’ (Psalms 23: 4A) and how we can live 29.99 Boys 2 Piece Suits Prato of Windsor Locks; a Country club officials ex­ *17 Girls Pants NORW March 18 that a book written by former White House She was the mother of William He is also survived by six other victoriously during these times. A new clause in the town’s lease pressed concern Monday that Cotton pants have soft pleats and tapered legs. Button Choose from our wide selection of assorted 2 piece chief of staff Donald T. Regan would be published Palmer of Manchester. daughter, Miriam E. Shaw of for who sons. William Callahan of Glas­ Enfield; and four grandchildren. We often are victims of circumstance. Ask agreement with the Manchester weekly play by senior citizens and zipper closure, button side tabs and side slash suits tor Easter time. Regular, Slim and Husky. nine months later than originally planned. The Besides her son, she is survived tonbury, Brian Callahan of Hart­ someone, “How do you feel?” and you may get the Sizes 12-22. $ 100,000 lent. The funeral is Thursday at 10 Country Club might change the might be construed as falling pockets. prostitut book, being published by Harcourt Brace Jovano- by four other sons, Ralph Palmer ford, Barry Callahan of Glaston­ answer, “The best I can under the circumstances." number of days per year the club they vlch, will be issued this May. four months earlier a.m. at the Windsor Locks under the heading of tourna­ suspecte of Simsbury, Joseph Uricchioand bury. Shaun Callahan of Funeral Home. 441 Spring St. Jesus said, “In the world you shall have tribulation is allowed to devote to tourna­ ments. That heading also in­ than first planned, not nine months later, the Donald Ashner, both of East Wethersfield, Michael Callahan (pressure) but be of good cheer; I have overcome has rece publishing house reported. Burial will be in Cedar Hill the world (John 16:33.)’’ ment play. cludes “contracted play” and 11.99 19.99 been evi Hartford, and Richard Palmer of of Hartford and Mark Callahan of Cemetery, Hartford. Calling Members of the Board of "special golf events.” Enfield; three daughters, Fran­ East Hartford: three daughters, Our Lord lived and died under the darkest of in the w< hours are Wednesday from 2 to 4 Directors’ subcommittee on the Director Kenneth N. Tedford Mariet ces Driscoll of South Windsor, Kathleen Laurla of Wethersfield, p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. circumstances, but he overcame. country club agreed after meet­ suggested that any restrictions on Barbara Meintire and Diana Rosemary Scotto of Glastonbury Our commitment to faith causes us not to live *30 Little Girls Communion Dress that she Dr. Crane’s Quiz Memorial donations may be ing with club officials Monday tournament play be eliminated has also Tenerowicz, both of Enfield; two and Patricia Callahan of East made to New Britain Memorial UNDER the circumstances, but ABOVE them. night to draw up a new clause on from the lease. Instead, he Delicate embroidery adorns the scalloped over-lay-look front sisters, Phyllis Garrity and Jose­ Hartford; 11 grandchildren; a Grace from God helps us to reign in life and to be bodice, embroidered end scalloped front srtd back-skirt with cause 0 Hospital, 2150 Corbin Ave., New tournament play for considera­ proposed that the club’s tourna­ though s 1. Oliver Perry suggests which related term? phine Corso, both of Windsor; two niece; and a nephew. He also Britain.______more than conquerors. We should not merely tion by the Board of Directors and ment schedule would be reviewed elastic back waist and back tie sash. Sheer long sleeves. brothers, John Cappiello of Ware­ leaves a friend, Susan E. Ryan of triumph but transcend. "It hi BUS WAKE SLIPSTREAM IRON HORSE the club’s board of governors. and approved every year by the 9 people w house Point and Nick Cappiello of Farmington. He was prede­ Card of Thanks God calls on us not to fight our way THROUGH The club’s current lease of the Board of Directors. someone 2. The main reason Cinderella attracted Prince East Windsor; 20 grandchildren; ceased by five brothers and a The family of Walter Terry Altken circumstances, for we do not have the power to do town-owned golf course stipu­ Fogarty said he favors increas­ and four great-grandchildren. sister. that. Christ has given us the holy spirit that no 14.99 the stree Charming was her wish to thank their many friends lates that only 15 days per year ing the number of tournaments of Non STAINED NAILS CHARISMA GLASS The funeral is Wednesday at The funeral is Thursday at 9:45 and relatives for the acts of kind­ clrcumstane can defeat. may be restricted to tournament allowed as a tradeoff for the 3>A 9:15 a.m. at the D’Esopo East a.m. at the Callahan Funeral publishei te 10 SLIPPER HAIRDO ness and sympathy shown them play, but in recent years the club hours every week designated for in West f Hartford Funeral Chapel, 30 Home, 1602 Main St., East Hart- during their recent bereavement. Dr. Billy J. Scott has gone over that number, senior citizen play. 3. The farm creature usually served with noodles First Baptist Church of Manchester scheduling about 20 tournaments "To me it was a negotiated All Th« Above Merchandise Has Been Reduced From Our Spring A Summer 87, make which sound? per year, Director James F. thing, because they gave us Fall & Winter 86-87 Cataloga. OINK GOBBLE MOO CLUCK Weather “Dutch” Fogarty, the chairman something,” he said. Manchester Herald of the subcommittee, said. He Also Monday night, critics of 4. Which fowl lays the smallest egg? .said after the meeting that he the country club’s management n Weiss MALLARD PIGEON ORIOLE CANADA U8P8 327-500 VOL. evil. No. 147 supports Increasing the number of the golf course spoke against Rain ahead of tournaments allowed, in part to the extension of the club’s lease, not be GOOSE The JCPenney Catalog POR Publlshsd dally except Suggested carrier rates bring the club’s practice in which is to run out in 1991. The 5. Which sound suggi^s the source of meat that is Manchester and vicinity: To­ Sunday and certain holl- are $1.80 weekly. $7.70 for compliance with the lease. club is seeking an extension so that ga ir. has served with applesauce? night, clear. Low around 20. daya by the Manchester one month. $23.10 for This year the club has tenta­ that it can sch^ule banquets and man h ing of Publishing Co.. 16 Bral- three months, $46.20 tor Thoma MOO GOBBLE COO SQUEAL Wednesday, increasing cloudi­ nard Place. Manchester, tively scheduled 22 tournaments. other events at the golf course onight ness. A 50 percent chance of six months and $92.40 for The subcommittee, which met restaurant. out of I >n will Conn. 06040. Second one year. Senior citizan ^ i'.!. “I tl 6. Match the entries at the left with the sports at showers in the afternoon. High in data postage paid at and mall rates are svalla* in the coffee room at the Town William L. Hooker of 77 Erie St. C r€ /¥ X iE ir h^rSif^ to the the right to which they pertain. the mid 40s. Manchester, Conn. Pott- Me on request. Hall, did not reach a consensus on said the restaurant should be people, (a) Fly...... (v) Tennis master; Send address To place an advertise­ what the new clause would leased out to the highest bidder. very ha edford (b) C atgut...... (w) Golf West Coastal, East Coastal: changes to the Manches­ ment, or to report a news stipulate. He said that he knew of a o f course. roaBB^ us. We ter Herald. P.O. Box 501, Hem or picture Wee. call businessman who would be wil­ ended t cuss a (c) Pigskin...... (X) Bowling Tonight, clear. Low in the mid Manchester, Conn. 00040. 643-2711. Office hours are Fogarty suggested the lease in the (d) Birdie...... (y) Baseball 20s. Wednesday, increasing agreement be changed in order to ling to make an opening bid of Thorr 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday junkyai Direc- (e) Turkey...... (z) Football cloudiness. A 40 percent chance of If you don’t receive your through Friday. permit the club to hold as many $50,000 per year to operate the it's something else phase- Answers in Classified section. showers in the afternoon. High in Herald by S p.m. weekdays The Mancheater Herald tournaments as it currently sche­ restaurant. husbani which the mid 40s. or 7:30 a.m. Saturdays, Is a member of The dules, while Director Geoffrey Seymour Kudlow of 81 Milford Memi at pnetd. available only at Outlat Store Sorry no mail, phone, CO O orderi Quantitiet limited Thom at 34 please telephone your car­ Associated Press, the Naab, another subcommittee Road said that the town should Merchandiae may vary Irom illuitrationa. Shop Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m -9 p.m . Sun. 10-5 Monda) rier. If you’re unable to Audit Bureau of Circula­ Intermediate markdowna may have been taken Ad merchandiae will be aold until atock ia depleted le this member, recommended the cur­ not even consider renewing the Sorry, no rainchecka. Thom Northwest Hills: Tonight, reach your carrier, call tions. the Now England through econd Lottery clear. Low 15 to 20. Wednesday, subscriber service at 647- Newspaper Aaaoclatlon rent restriction of 15 tournaments lease to the country club. 1 year, Today's weather picture was drawn by Caleb Knapton, increasing cloudiness. A 50 per­ 0040 by 6 p.m. wsekdays and the New England be maintained. Senior citizen “The time has come, no ques­ 1361 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester, Connecticut without “A mi ir and who lives on Still Field Road and attends Keeney Street cent chance of showers in the for delivery In Manchester. Proaa Asaodatlon. play and play by high school and tion about it. No private country Located in the Manchester Catalog Distribution Center Connecticut dally Monday: 587. Play Four; 8757. School. afternoon. High 40 to 45. junior high school students, how­ club on town property,” he said. A - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuegday. March 22. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. March 22, 1988 — 5 — 3 been installed incorrectly, Kalasky said. The other detector in the basement was STATE working properly, Kalasky said. Bush sticks with Reagan NA'nON Top court to consider The couple’s remaining children, Robin Quintaglie, 20, and David Pulaski, 37, were vote & REGION sleeping in the basement when the fire broke & WORLD ject out. They escaped unharmed. during Connecticut tour rom New federal AIDS policy major child abuse issue Murder in New Haven By Laura King and Th* Asfoclated Press WASHINGTON — Federal employees could By Jam es H. Rubin Joshua has been institutional­ In the paddling case, the court, NEW HAVEN - A 23-year-old New Haven Teacher surrenders The Associated Press that man was shot to death, becoming the city’s be disciplined for refusing to work with ized since 1984, suffering from without comment, let stand a 3uld HAMDEN — A former school teacher and Vice President George Bush, colleagues suffering from AIDS under a injuries that destroyed half his federal appeals court ruling in a xict second murder victim in as many days, police WASHINGTON - The Su­ brain and left him profoundly said. hockey coach voluntarily surrendered to police saying he’s "not going to start government-wide policy to be announced this New Mexico case that “at some week, a published report said today. preme Court is considering retarded. degree of excessiveness or New Haven police said Emmett James was early today and was charged with four counts of differing with the president whether abused children should lake risk of injury to a minor, police detectives said. now,’’ lent last-minute support to The directive from the Office of Personnel The boy’s father, Randy De- cruelty” such punishment vio­ ully found in his home around 8:05 p.m. Monday have the right to sue public Shaney, since has been convicted lates constitutional rights. suffering from a single gun shot wound to the the White House veto of a civil Management says employees with AIDS officials for failing to protect John Albinger, 44, a former teacher in West rights billa veto Congress was "should be allowed to continue working as long of child abuse and sentenced to Another appeals court has ight chest. Haven, was accompanied to police headquarters them from their parents. two to four years in prison. rejected that view, clouding the James was taken to St. Raphael Hospital poised to override today. The as they are able to maintain acceptable link by his attorney, John Dow III, and was released Democratic contenders, mean­ But the Justices have decided to DeShaney’s ex-wife. Melody, picture. inal where he was pronounced dead at 8:40 p.m., Sgt. performance and do not pose a safety-of-health avoid another children’s rights sued the social services officials When on $10,000 bond pending a co^rt appearance on while, scrapped f6r support in threat to themselves or others in the The high court in 1977 ruled that John M. Cacioli said. March 31 in Meriden, Inspector John Cronin Michigan, scene of their next big Issue: whether public school on grounds they violated the such disciplinary measures Oct. 1. II the Cacioli said there are no suspects and declined workplace,” The Washington Post reported in students enjoy any constitutional child’s constitutional right not to never can amount to the “cruel said. campaign test. today’s editions. revalual rule to release further details In the case pending Michigan’s Democratic cau­ protection against paddling or be deprived of liberty without due and unusual punishment” banned lorf Police said they had a warrant for Albinger’s 0PM Director Constance Homer, in a memo other corporal punishment by process. they sho further investigations. cuses are Saturday, with 138 by the Constitution’s Eighth state off )eit James J. Faraone Jr., 18, died at Yale-New arrest but would not comment why they sought delegates at stake. Candidates to agency personnel directors, said the federal teachers and administrators. Mrs. DeShaney was divorced Amendment. Haven Hospital early Sunday hours after he’d the warrant. A Hamden Superior Court Judge government “has an obligation to show the way The court announced Monday from her husband and living in course o from both parties are stumping in that it will tackle the parental The decision barred students oyd been shot in the chest near a housing project in has sealed the affidavit in support of the Connecticut, with its primary in addressing the realities of the AIDS Cheyenne, Wyo., when she was If thej He warrant. epidemic,” the newspaper said. OPM’s new abuse issue in the case of a informed her son had suffered from suing teachers and school the Fair Haven section of New Haven, March 29, and Wisconsin, April 5. administrators in federal court arisen o ong Albinger resigned both from his post as a AIDS policy is to be announced Thursday at a Wisconsin boy, Joshua DeSha- serious brain damage. DeShaney the authorities said. Faraone was shot in a drug deal Democrat Michael Dukakis’ , ney, who suffered serious and over alleged Eighth Amendment could ha gone .sour, police said. remedial English teacher and as hockey coach Michigan effort got a boost meeting with personnel directors, the Post said. had custody of his son. permanent brain damage from The 7th U.S. Circuit Court of violations, but left them free to And if Police later arrested Jarvis Moore, 17. of New at Notre Dame High School in West Haven Monday night with the endorse­ If an employee’s threat or refusal to work with sue in state courts under state ake an AIDS-infected co-worker disrupts office beatings by his father. Appeals, in throwing out Mrs. importa Haven, and charged him with the murder. earlier this month. ment of Sen. Donald Riegle, The boy’s suit accuses social laws. aid. D-Mich., and two Michigan con­ functions, managers are told to "consider DeShaney’s suit, said the social deadline Hint Dow would not comment On the case. workers and officials of gross welfare agency and itsemployees In the 1977 decision, however, gressmen, Dale Kildee and Bob appropriate corrective or disciplinary action the court said it had not consi been no feel Residency bill dead Traxler. negligence in ignoring evidence “though blameworthy, did not s a against the threatening or disruptive AP photo that he was being brutally victim­ cause Joshua’s injuries” but dered whether corporal punish­ weekeni HARTFORD — A bill prohibiting towns from Larger awards struck down Dukakis, the governor of Mas­ employees.” ized. A lower court threw out the ment can violate “substantive It seei sachusetts, was making a foray ROTTEN SNEAKER WINNER - Robert “merely failed to protect him forcing municipal employees to live within town suit. from his bestial father.” rights under the (14th Amend attitude borders died on a tie vote in a legislative HARTFORD — The state Supreme Court has into neighboring Connecticut to­ Scruton, 8, of Montpelier, Vt., proudly ment's) due process clause.” struck down as unconstitutional a state law day, where he appeared well- Tougher measures sought displays his winning form at the annuai A high court ruling is not The appeals court also said in the re committee. expected until 1989 on whether to welfare agencies should not be permitting a Judge to double or triple the positioned to add to his string of National Rotten Sneaker contest Monday The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Tax r< There was no debate on the residency bill JERUSALEM — Palestinian leaders of the revive the suit against the Winne­ placed in the predicament of Appeals last April cleared the A before the 10-10 vote Monday in the Planning and amount of money awarded by a Jury in cases wins on his New England home rioting in the occupied territories called for in Montpelier. bago County, Wis., Department controvi where a Judge finds that one person’s deliberate turf. removing a child from home and way for a trial in Teresa Garcia’s Development Committee. increased attacks with stones, firebombs and of Social Services and two of its facing suit by the parent or federal lawsuit against Penasco. unneces or reckless actions are responsible for another’s Democratic rival Albert Gore iron bars on Israeli security forces and Jewish employees. Phasing A similar bill was killed in the General injuries. Jr. is still searching for a Iran attack kills 2 leaving the child there and risk N.M., school officials over two A.ssembly last year. settlers. The agency was accused of being sued by the child. paddlings she received In elemen­ difficult Northern breakthrough after es­ violating Joshua’s rights by fail­ The justices Monday said the 79-year-old law tablishing his candidacy in the The call came Monday as several center-left MANAMA, Bahrain — At ieast one Iranian Putting officials in that position tary school. But th is unconstitutional because it allows the Judge, Israeli politicians and writers Joined right-wing ing to rescue him from his “is unlikely to improve the South. He was in Connecticut too, gunboat and a heiicopter today attacked a The appeals court said the kind device f( Fatal fire ‘accidental’ instead of the Jury, to decide the crucial issue of AP photo leaders in demanding tougher measures to quell tanker carrying a volatile chemical in the father’s beatings, even though it welfare of American families and of punishment alleged in the promising to “surprise some at least how much in damages a plaintiff should receive. people here.” WORKING THE CROWD — Vice President George Bush the violence in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Persian Gulf, setting the vessel on fire and allegedly had known about the is not grounded in constitutional lawsuit can sustaiir~^ federal I NEWINGTON — A two-month investigation abuse since 1983, when the child text or principle,” the appeals Thedi has revealed a fire that killed a couple and their The decision came in the case of Elyse L. The Tennessee senator met shakes hands with workers at a Bioomfieid insurance In another development Monday, a 17-year-old killing two crewmen, shipping executives said. lawsuit even if a lawsuit could Palestinian was fatally shot at Rafah in the was 4 years old. court said have been filed in state court. m ark et' 16-year-old .son in January was “accidental,” Dalton, a Fairfield County woman who was Monday with New York Gov. company Monday. Bush toured the buiiding and spoke to Four crewmen were injured In the attack in Gaza Strip. The death of Abdel Ahmed Jaber al the southern gulf on the 38,534-ton Havglint, a guide foi fire officials said. awarded $60,000 by a Jury in 1984 after a 1979 Mario Cuomo, who said some nice empioyees during a campaign visit to Connecticut. An investigation by the state Fire Marshals motor vehicle accident in which she was things about him but didn’t Mudalai raised to at least 106 the number of Norwegian-operated tanker flying the Singapore is virtua Office and the local fire department revealed seriously injured. endorse him. Gore was in Pen­ Arabs killed in the violepce since December. An flag. To fini the Jan. 5 fire that killed John Quintaglie, 63. his The amount was doubled to $120,000 by nsylvania today, where he was Israeli soldier was slain by a gunman Sunday. It was the seventh attack by Iran on neutral picking up the backing of the Also Monday, the army issued a new shipping since Friday. On Saturday, Iraqi Experimental therapy doubles because wife. Faith. 59. and their son, John was caused Superior Court Judge E. Eugene Spear after indeed il ruling that the defendant. James. J. Kelly of s ta te ’s Senate D em ocratic Lieberman assailed regulation that will allow the detention of any warplanes raided two tankers near Iran’s Kharg by either a cigarette or a spark from the leaders. as much fireplace, Newington Fire Chief Joseph Kalasky Stratford, acted in a reckless manner in causing security prisoner for up to six months with iess island, leaving 54 Norwegian seamen missing. the accident. Although Connecticut is one of Judicial review. The previous edict required a The escalation of the “tanker war” came as U tilities said Monday. Bush’s home states — his father lung cancer survival rate The investigation disclosed that the residence In ordering reduction of the amount to $60,000. military Judge to review each case within 96 Iran and Iraq were locked in a series of missile Develop represented it in the U.S. Senate, for shelter visit hours. duels and air raids on each other’s major cities. had two smoke detectors. The smoke detector in the Supreme Court justices said that permitting and his mother and brother still By Malcolm Ritter “The problem is, it’s small cancer spreads elsewhere in the Town of a second-floor hallway where the bodies were a Judge to decided such a vital issue violates a live in the state — the vice MERIDEN (AP) — A letter writing campaign is not politi­ The Associated Press numbers,” he said of the trial, body. As lOR found was not working becau.se a battery had defendant’s right to a jury trial. president said he was taking writing campaign criticizing De­ cally motivated. She is honorary which included 81 patients. “It All the patients went through assessm nothing for granted there. mocratic U.S. Senate candidate chairwoman of the election com­ DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - looks good, but we need more surgery to remove cancerous values a Scientists have doubled the five- numbers.” tissue. The experimental therapy “I don’t want to be beaten in Joseph Lieberman for wearing mittee -of incumbent Sen. Lowell little difi this state,” he said as he protective gloves during a visit to Weicker Jr., R-Conn., whom Mayor condemns mob killing year survival rate of early-stage Any time such a jump in began about two weeks later, campaigned in Bloomfield on a homeless .chelter here, could be Lieberman is challenging. lung cancer patients by activat­ survival rates can be demon­ Hollinshead said. 1987 afte Hartford mayor, citizens, Monday. In Connecticut, repor­ politically motivated, a Lieber­ Marie Mirabello, an official of ing their immune systems to strated, “you’ve got to be im­ Once a month for three months, The prof ters asked Bush whether he man campaign spokesman said. the St. Vincent de Paul shelter, attack cancerous cells, a re­ pressed,” said Dick Rauscher, they were injected with doses of of real ei backed President Reagan’s veto Lucie McKinney, wife of the said Monday that Lieberman, as 4 are charged in N.Y. searcher reports. senior cancer society vice presi­ proteins called antigens that had of real ei late U.S. Rep. Stewart B. McKin­ who is also the state’s attorney Patients who received the dent for research. been purified from other lung of a sweeping civil rights bill. By Peter Alan Harper visiting a friend. It woul favor tax classification bill “I’m not going to start differing ney who died of health complica­ general, didn’t ask for the gloves civilized society.” experimental therapy showed a But he said that as with any cancer tumors. with the president now,” he tions associated with AIDS, wrote during a visit earlier this month; The Associated Press But some who live in the “He was yelling, ’Please stop! 63 percent survival rate five such finding, he wants to see The injections spurred the sta te’s 0 HARTFORD (AP) — Citizens letters to 35 newspapers criticiz­ she demanded that he wear them. neighborhood expressed mixed No more! no more!”’ Rivera years after cancer surgery, com­ another group of researchers immune system into raising 2 that th e ] pay” scheme” that would “discourage replied. NEW YORK — Mayor Edward said. and officials from the city of Proponents of classification Later Bush told black suppor­ ing Lieberman for his action. “I’m more concerned about feelings about the attack. pared with 33 percent for patients achieve the same success to defenses aimed at cells bearing acceptat investments in new plants and I. Koch has accused a group of “It’s not right that he got “They said, ’We’re going to kill who received no treatment after confirm the effectiveness of the the same kinds of antigens. So the Hartford urged a legislative say it would ease the burden on ters in Washington that he A Lieberman campaign spo­ staph (than about AIDS). There — perhai committee to approval a bill equipment.” keswoman, Marla Romash. also are a number of communicable Spanish Harlem residents of killed,” Felix Olmos, 23, said as you! ’” said Rivera’s friend Jose surgery, said Ariel Hollinshead of therapy. body was primed to “mop up” residential property owners who He said classification would supports the idea that institutions meting out “frontier justice” for he stood at the counter of a Augostini. The man staggered — to mal allowing towns to tax commercial suffer disproportionate tax+n- receiving federal money should said the attorney general has a diseases coming through the the George Washington Univer­ Hollinshead said the results are cancer cells missed by the property at higher rates than cost Connecticut businesses an strong record in favor of AIDS doors, she said.” chasing down and fatally beating grocery store not far from the across the street and collapsed in sity Medical Center. part of a 234-patient study that surgery, Hollinshead said. There i creases every 10 years when aditional $160 million a year. comply with civil rights laws. But a man accused of stealing $20. bakery. front of Augostini’s building. residential property. property is revalued, he said the civil rights measure, research and education, and that Nevertheless, the widow of “It’s come off very well,” recently reported five-year survi­ Fifty-three patients received aside bee But leaders of business organi­ A better answer, he said, would he wore the gloves because he Rep. Stewart McKinney said in But four suspects charged with “But I understand. That stuff’s Police broke up the fight and Hollinshead said Monday after val rates of 69 percent in the the experimental therapy with Clare Murphy, representing a be to require revaluations every passed overwhelmingly by both first- and second-degree mans­ got to stop. ... People will think Caraballo stood up and was and 1987 zations said Monday the practice, community group known Hart­ the House and the Senate, was was asked to do so by the shelter ’ s her letter to The Hour of Norwalk describing results to science treated group and 49 percent in injections in one or both arms, known as tax classification, five years instead of 10 and have directors. and other newspapers that Lieb­ laughter in the attack said they twice about stealing around here. handcuffed. Quigley said. The writers at an .American Cancer the untreated group. while the untreated 28 patients 2 ford Areas Rally Together, said flawed. would discourage businesses the state help towns with revalua­ “I have to wonder whether Mrs. erman should have ignored the “said they thought they had done It’s kind of dangerous around officers radioed for an ambu­ Society symposium. Lung cancer is the nation’s were simply followed forcompar- much of Hartford’s real estate is tions. In addition, the state could “The legislation... is imperfect the right thing, chasing and here.” lance as they took him to their leading cancer killer, every year ison purposes. from setting up or expanding in either tax-exempt or and the imperfections should be McKinney would have written the shelter’s policy because wearing Other cancer experts said they Vil Connecticut. use the $70 million property tax letter if she was not honorary gloves was "thoughtless and capturing this guy,” said police The beating death occurred in office. were impressed but added that striking 152,000 Americans and Side effects were limited to a commercial relief trust fund, created last corrected,” he said. Up until Capt. William J. (juigley. front of the Jefferson Houses He was taken to Mount Sinai killing 139,000. Hartford Mayor Carrie Saxon “The residential portion of Monday, Bush had not said co-chairman of Sen. Weicker’s outrageous behavior” that only more work was needed. slight fever overnight and skin Perry told the tax-writing Fi­ year, to target tax relief to campaign committee.” Romash served to fuel the “publicly Police said at least four others public housing project in an area Hospital where he died Sunday For early-stage cancer, “it Only about 30 percent of lung irritation at the injection sites, theCity is very small, so when individual residential taxpayers directly whether he supported the may have been part of the group evening. cancer cases at most are diag­ Wl^ nance Committee that without revaluation occurs, we get hit veto. said. endorsed ignorance regarding of East Harlem that has been looks like it’s going to give people Hollinshead said. classification, “all of the city’s in towns where revaluation is McKinney said her letter- the spread of AIDS.” that beat 41-year-old Raymondo plagued by crack dealers and Four hours later, Jesus Ne­ at least a 50 percent chance of nosed as early in their progres­ Standard treatment after very hard and relief is needed.” taking place, he said. “I'm not going to start doing Carabello on Sunday after he gron, 23, was arrested, police sion as the cases in the study, efforts to protect and revitalize Murphy said, now what I haven’t been doing for violence. being around five years later,” surgery is often just waiting to its housing stock will be put in Rathgeber also noted that state allegedly snatched the money After being robbed in the said. Three others surrendered while other post-surgical treat­ Rauscher said. see if any further cancer crops John R. Rathgeber. vice pre.si- law allows towns to phase In seven years, finding differences from a woman at a bakery. Monday: David Andino, 22, and The cancers in the 81 patients up, said Minton. Radiation is jeopardy. Housing costs to dent of the Connecticut Business with the president, for whom I bakery, the woman asked a ment does little good, said John owners and tenants willincrease, higher tax rates over a five-year Koch denounced the attackers crowd on the comer if they had Charles Mimms, 20, and Isidore Minton, professor of surgical were confined to the lung tissue or sometimes used, but “the five- and Industry Association, called period after revaluation. have great respect,” he said. Bill would ‘destroy’ Monday, saying they “executed Cuadrado, 14, police said. spread only to nearby lymph regardless of their ability to classification a ’’negative seen the man who had just robbed oncology at the Ohio State Uni­ year results are terrible. They’re The measure would forbid the the death penalty without a her. Caraballo came out of the Neither the suspects nor Cara­ versity College of Medicine in nodes, representing so-called like you didn’t get much treat­ distribution of federal funds to trial.” houses and the group chased him ballo, who lived nearby, have Columbus, Ohio. stages 1 and 2. In later stages. ment at all.” entire institutions, state and local grand jury system “Here is a guy who, at worst, down the block. previous criminal records, police government agencies and many may have stolen $20,” he said. “They started to beat him. said. Needle marks on his arm Prostitute says no facts corporations if any part of them “No one would suggest that (with) fists and feet,” Quigley suggested he was a drug addict, practices discrimination. The HARTFORD (AP) - A bill to Kelly testified that the biil to anybody be executed for stealing said. police said. administration supports a plan make the findings and records of disclose the grand jury record $20. ... They were meting out “He was getting beaten all Quigley said the suspects ap­ ) that would grant religious schools secret one-man grand jury inves­ would “hurt an awful lot of justice as they saw it, frontier over, the legs, the ribs,” said Al parently did not know each other to allegation she has AIDS and organizations as well as tigations public has drawn criti­ innocent people.” He said many justice. That’s not permissible in Rivera, 27, who was in the area and none of them knew Caraballo. corporations more exemptions cism from the chief state’s people are encouraged to testify ARBORS AT HOP BROOK NORWALK (AP) — A woman kicked me out when he found out the day after her arrest, a from civil rights laws. attorney, but has drawn support before a grand jury because they i for whom police set bail at who I was. Superior Court judge ordered the from the state’s chief court know what theysay will be kept in cooperation with $100,000 after her arrest on a Bush said he believed the “I’m tryingtogetajob.butl’m bail lowered to a promise to president should have line-item administrator. secret. Teen sought in murder of 4 THE MANCHESTER HISTORICAL SOCIETY prostitution charge because they afraid to put my name on a piece appear in court and rejected a veto powers so he could “take At a public hearing Monday. suspected she had AIDS says she of paper.” she said. “I just want police request that she be com­ CTiief State’s Attorney John J. “If the intent is to destroy the PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Au­ and some of the extremes” out of bills grand jury system (with this locate him to question him to find Catalino Hernandez, Sr., the slain has received death threats and to live a normal life, and I want to pelled to undergo testing for like the one in question. Kelly told the legislature’s Judi­ thorities searched today for a out what happened here.” man’s father. Jose went with her THE WADSWORTH ATHENEUM been evicted from a rented room get my kid back ... and I’ve got AIDS. The judge also told Waite ciary Committee that "this bill bill), say so.” Kelly told the Earlier Monday, New Jersey teen-ager who fled his family’s The youth was taken out of and opened the door “but as soon sponsors in the wake of the Controversy. everything against me.” to undergo treatment for drug kills the one-man grand Jury 28-member conrimittee. apartment moments after letting school Monday by an aunt who as he opened the apartment, he Mariette Waite, who admits Waite. 28. was arrested on Feb. and alcohol addiction. Gov. Thomas Kean endorsed system in Connecticut.” Bush, and New Jersey’s 21 county The bill would require that the his aunt inside, where she found became worried when she was was away and gone.” "A LOOK AT OLD MANCHESTER" Jei that she is a prostitute, said she 3 and charged with prostitution. Waite, daughter of a wealthy Kelly said if the proposed bill four family members dead in a unable to contact the family, A relative saw Jose Hernandez has also lost many friends be­ Police said they set bail at Boston banking family and a GOP chairmen followed suit. became law, “neither I nor any finding and record of the investi­ New Jersey’s primary is June 7. gation be made public and bathtub, police said. police said. When she went to the run to a car and drive off Monday “Jesse’ cause of the publicity, even $100,000 — far higher than bail one-time nursing student, said state’s attorney would use the The bodies of Catalino Hernan­ family’s second-floor apartment morning, police said. The woman An historical review of the "City of Village Charm" including an exhibi­ though she doesn’t have AIDS. would normally be for a prostitu­ she said she followed the judge’s Bush’s Republican opponent, grand Jury to investigate available for copying not later tion of the paintings by the Cheney family, as well as, lectures focusing Rev. Belv than 72 hours after each has been dez, 45; his wife. Carmen, 23, who with the boy, he let her in, then told a neighbor she saw a bloody “It hurts. Last week in court tion charge — because they had orders to seek drug treatment, down-but-not-out Bob Dole, was crimes.” was four months pregnant; and fled, police and family members knife on the front seat of the car as on the changing character of Manchester. Just can’t people were yelling things at me reason to suspect that she had in Wisconsin, where he again filed. 9 Jessup i but she left the treatment center Chief Court Administrator Aa­ their children, Jonathan, 9 said. the He^en drove away. She said someone threw a bottle at me in AIDS, in New York because it didn’t challenged the vice president to a ron Ment testified: “The Judicial The bill also requires the state’s months, and Frankie, 6, were “Jose told her that he knew Jose Infused to answer her confused, the street,” Waite told The Hour A man who had a relationship offer what she need. debate. But Bush has rebuffed Department strongly supports attorney to notify any Journalist discovered Monday morning, po­ where the family was,” said questions. March 19-20 Art Exhibition Opening 9-4/12-4 for the De of Norwalk in an interview with Waite has said he told police Dole’s calls fora faceoff, saying it about, SOI Waite said she began prostitut­ the concept of making more or news organization that has lice said. March 19-25 Art Exhibit Review 9:00 4:00 published Monday. “I got a room she had AIDS. ing last summer to support her is time to turn the attention to grand jury information readily notified the panel of Judges in Autopsies determined that -V last six m in West Norwalk and my landlord During Waite’s arraignment $100-a-day addiction. differences with the Democrats. available to the public.” writing of its interest in the case. Frankie died of suffocation and March 21 "Cheney Brothers Was The World" 1:30-2:30 had spent strangulation and Jonathan died SAVE S3.00 A CASE OR 20c AQUART Dr. John Sutherland, MCC Ronald Ri from a skull fracture after being for, somei struck with a blunt object, said WITH PENNZOIL M AILd^BATES' Pitkin Glass Works -Tom Duff 7:00-8:00 with tho8< Dr. Halbert Fillinger, assistant REBATED PRODUCTS Pitkin Family History - Erland Johnson if they cat medical examiner. Z-7 30/Z-7 40 ...... 9country music award THE AMERICANS MUST BE SHAVCINS IN THetR Assessment eodTS.ANP vurrH nROFUC(Nfi THE S Csnis By Jeff Wilson SOVIETS ARE CRTCHIN6 OF >NITH income The Associated Press court, THEM IN ANOTHER AREA. TAX IN THE U.S.S.R. By the E ind a of Consu BUENA PARK, Calif. - Soft- g in a spoken gentleman cowboy Randy some preparation If you’i Travis won the most trophies but ;s or the Academy of Country Music glass the t vio- voted once again the heartland’s read on. rowdy leader of song. Hank quiet re has too casual making Williams Jr., its favorite ig the entertainer. new way Selling the best There’! When Manchester officials decided to use It was the second consecutive dthat Not only Oct. 1,1986 values as the basis for the tax The Reagan administration, in its haste to turn Entertainer of the Year trophy sures for the man nicknamed Boce- consider! ‘cruel over many government functions to private revaluation of the Grand List of Oct. 1,1987, phus, the 38-year-old son of glass one aimed industry, may be selling off the wrong things. On they should have consulted the appropriate a r e RUMORS AROUMP THE 1 P LOVE TO SEE THE AMERICAN S' country music great Hank With a Mghth Rf^MLIN TH^OUR a g e n t s IN T H H the auction block is the National Technical needn’t i state officials to determine whether that FACES WHEN IT PAWNS ON THEM Information Service, one of the few government Williams. U.S. HAVE SOT HOLP OF AFVANCEP WE HAVE THE lOtfOA AS "This is what my momma Tempera course of action would be permitted. AMERICAN TAX TECHNOLO^. agencies that breaks even. The NTIS is a crisp figu dents If they had done so, the confusion that has >NEL.L AS T H E IO 4 -0 E -Z . clearinghouse for government reports. For a small wanted all the tim e.... She would be so proud and, of course, my wristwati ichool arisen over the validity of the revaluation fee, the agency will send you copies of government down a <1 court daddy, I know he’d be proud,” T documents. Republicans and Democrats in turning it linenl could have been avoided. Williams said after taking the top Congress fear that if a private contractor takes gives rea ■ee to And if the town had been more aware of the honor Monday night at Knott’s over the business, citizens will end up paying more of glass state Berry Farm importance of getting the job done by the for the documents because the contractor will want seconds > deadline the state had set, there would have The 23rd annual awards pres­ ■ever, to make a profit. Taxpayers have already paid entation was televised nationally Most I been no need for a last-minute rush over a plastic consi- cP c2 once to produce the government reports, and by NBC. 01 misli- weekend to com plete the work. opponents of the move say the taxpayers shouldn’t Travis, 28, won three awards; small p< intive It seem s the town has taken too casual an be overcharged just to get a copy. A study by the top male singer. Song and single market i whose pr neiid attitude toward the legal obligations it faces To«r Commerce Department says the privatization will -A of the year for his hit, “ Forever create more problems than it solves, but the White and Ever, Amen.” by a stret in the revaluation. House is rushing to sell the NTIS before Congress "It's still a big thing to keep lurt of Tax revaluation is complicated and passes a Inw to .stop it. winning. It makes me quite d the controversial enough without adding any nervous. It doesn't feel any rcia’s Open Forum AP photo different than it did the first aasco, unnecessary confusion to the process. Phasing in the revaluation also makes it more Cheap housing lost TOASTING THE BEST — Hank Williams toasts his victory in Buena Park, Calif., time,” said Travis, who last year r two Jr. holds his Academy of Country Music won four awards on the strength cmcn- difficult for many taxpayers to understand. Builders who got low-interest loans from the Monday night. He won the award for the Main St. needs Concelman for many reasons. teachers. In fact many schools Entertainer of the Year award as he of the song ” On The Other Hand. ” But the phase-in, however imperfect a federal government to build low-income housing second consecutive year. Other local newspapers managed have been closed because of the Dolly Parton, Emmylou Harris e kind device for achieving som e kind of equity, does have been paying off those loans early so they can and Linda Ronstadt won the n the crossing lights to bring the public up tod ate on the end of the baby boom era. at least have a purpose. accused without giving thedetails raise the rents. The loan program was instituted in album trophy for "Trio.” The sderal To the Editor; My daughter attends Rennet The dispute over whether 1987 or 1986 fair of the gory scene confronting 1962 to provide cheap rural housing. The builders mother-daughter duo The Judds could Junior High School and is failing in took the duet trophy. Los Angeles- police upon entering Susan’s get loans, sometimes with interest as low as 1 art. market values should have been used as a Regarding the "List of Wants” onesubjectandgettinglow grades based Highway 101 was best home. Were you looking for some percent. In turn, they promise to keep the rents in a guide for setting real estate tax assessments for Manchester by Joyce Hodgson in others. 1 have never had a call range affordable to the poor for as long as the loan group, and Reba McEntire won AP photo of shock reaction to carry this from her teacher to tell me of the is virtually meaningless. Per rett, I think a few of them cou Id is being paid off. The General Accounting Office top female vocalist for the fourth information which, perhaps, was problem in school and how we may TRIPLE WINNER — Randy Travis holds one of the three To find the revaluation invalid at this time be classified as needs rather than reports that more than 300,000 units have been built time. not even known by the family until correct this, but rather I have to Academy of Country Music awards he won Monday night 3 S because the wrong value year was used — if wants. The snow has gone now on under the federal loan program. But since 19M, ” It's like they’re saying ’Reb, this time? wait forprogressreportsorreport you still got it,’ and that’s nice,” in the 23rd annual presentation in Buena PArk, Calif. indeed it was the wrong year — makes about Middle Turnpike, but for a while It was certainly not to comfort 5,500 of them have been lost to low-income renters that was a dangerous situation in cards to find this out. Miss McEntire said. Travis, 28, won three awards: top male singer, song and as much sense as it does to require the Eighth the still-grieving family and because the builders paid off the loans early to get an area where there are a lot of I don’t care how good communi­ Ricky Van Shelton won for new single of the year for his hit, "Forever and Ever, Amen." friends of this lovely compassion­ out from under the federal restrictions. In male vocalist. Utilities District to offer Homart youthful driverrs from East cation a person has with his or her ate woman, loved by those who California alone, early repayment has meant the K.T. Oslin was the new female DEAR Det^elopment Co. a tax rebate because the Catholic and Cheney Tech. child, theystilltendtohidecertain knew her, who spent much of her rents have gone up an average of 91 percent. At vocalist and won the video honor video categories. tied Hobbs in the keyboard “ modera Town of Manchester has agreed to a rebate. thi ngs and grades are one of them. “ It’s a great feeling but it in the I would like toadd a Need . There free time helping others. Further­ least 6,600 loans representing 125,000 units are for ” 80’s Ladies.” category, and Ricky Skaggs, who Should I As long as all real property has a tax I can now understand why comes with a lot of work,” is no crossing light for any Main more. statements made by the eligible for early repayment. ” It’s better than wonderful. It’s plays the mandolin, tied with baby os t rough children aregraduating from high Williams said of his victory. Jerry Douglas, who plays the assessm ent that is based on fair market Street intersection after Carter accused, who according to pre­ marvelous,” Van Shelton said. erous school unable to read. It is my Nominees were picked by the dobro, in the specialty instrument DEAR values as of the sam e recent date, it makes Chevrolet and until the post office vious newspaper articles had ” It means you’ve finally arrived. srapy intersection. The intersection be­ feeling that the teachers are to Greek magazine pressured 2,500-member Academy of Coun­ category. cells that little difference that the date is 1986 and not drugs in his possession and blame along with the administra­ It means you’re there.” later, tween the Watkins Centre and Roger Miller received the non­ try Music and they voted by warts in j 1987 after values had increased somewhat. exhibited "erratic behavior,” tion for letting them get a way with The birthplace of democracy, Greece, is mail-in ballot. The Strangers won their eighth Arthur DrugStoreisanextremely competitive Pioneer Award. touring band trophy and Nash­ is the be! could appear as fact to some if. No one seems to care any witnessing an anti democratic turn of events. The nths, The proportion of the tax burden on one parcel busy one and not only is there no Highway lOl’s group award Drummer Archie Francis won ville Now won the non-touring tissue rer les of reading this article. longer. government of Socialist Prime Minister Andreas of real estate to the tax burden on like parcels crossing light — alfhost always an marked the second consecutive his 11th academy trophy and band award. later, you t had It was certainly not to report in a Papandreou has been manipulating the courts to of real estate remains the same. average of three cars go through Everyone is too hung up on sex. loss in that category for perennial fiddler Johnny Gimble and steel procedun lung manner suitable for the younger sexual misconduct and AIDS now crack down on critics in the press, according to Jim Tabor of radio WMC in It would be good if legal counsel for the each red light. No one seems to favorite Alabama, although guitarist J.D. Maness each won readership of your paper. to even have time to teach the sources in Athens. We have a particular interest in Memphis, Tenn., was selected DEAR] watch or care. When you finally Highway member Cactus Moser their 10th awards to lead winners disc Jockey of the year, his first the state’s Office of Policy and Management finds Susan’slife was taken in a tragic basic reading, writing and arith­ the case of the respected magazine called "Anti.” totheinsi get a chance to dart across, the didn’t think the awards should be in instrumental categories. academy win, and KNIX radio in lising that the procedure used by Manchester is manner. She will^ never expe­ In 1984 we wrote about Basil Tsakos, a notorious size of a cars that have the green light are metic. Well, I care, and if my considered a horse race. Bass player Emory Gordy Jr., Phoenix, Ariz., was picked the top a ring rience the joys of having a family, Greek arms merchant who was throwing money removed acceptable. If not, some way should be found annoyed (some, not all) and will daughter is not learning or being ” 1 don’t feel like we beat guitarist Chet Atkins and key­ radio station for the second lothe growing further in her promising around Washington trying to obtain support for a them,” Moser said. ” It’s wonder­ surgeon c — perhaps an appeal to the General Assembly blow their horn. I can’t think of taken time withtobe taught by our boardist John Hobbs won their consecutive year. up" career, and sharing moments trans-Africa oil pipeline. When "Anti” continued ful to be recognized.” continue. — to make it valid. another town where pedestrians so-called paid professionals, then second-consecutive academy The Crazyhorse Steakhouse & the with the family that was so investigating the story, the magazine was sued for Williams and Travis faced off There is no point in setting the whole thing she will be taught elsewhere. trophies. Saloon in Santa Ana, Calif., won have no right to cross the street. precious to her will be no more. libel. in Entertainer of the Year, DEAR Jived Also, the mailboxes are nowhere David Hungate tied Gordy in the nightclub of the year honor for aside because of the differences in the 1986 Susan will never reach her golden The lower courts threw out the case. Then “ Anti" vocalist, single, song, album and the bass category, Ronnie Milsap supply, I ( with near the crosswalks. Thisencour- Michael W. Michaud the second consecutive year. and 1987 markets. years. broke a second story about one of Papandreou’s an annoy; rms, ages crossing at places other than 26 Hamlin St. No one would suggest the associates who was entangled in an arms-sale bursitis. ' ients the crosswalks, but it doesn’t Manchester elimination of future articles on scandal. Suddenly, last November, an appeal court covering, ipar- matter anyway because there is the progress of any criminal case. overturned the ruling in the old libel case and as "water no light. Andy Gibb’s body interred swollen ki WILL THE REAL How about a little more compas­ “ Anti” was fined nearly $45,000. That is enough to to a I hope anyone who is in Many responses Often, tl skin sion for those who are left and who threaten the existence of the magazine, according LOS ANGELES (AP) — Olivia relationship with television star there was no evidence that drugs authority who can do anything Newton-John and the Bee Gees syringe: I sites. may have great difficulty dealing to find a home to publisher Christos Papoutsakis. The Athens bar Victoria Principal ended with or alcohol were involved in his only temj WIMP PLEASE about this situation will takea look with the loss of such a special association has denounced the appeals court’s were among the 100 mourners to drug abuse. In 1985, he was at it. death. Several “ jfter person. Is this too much to ask? To the Editor: action. say farewell to singer Andy Gibb, treated for a cocaine habit. AP photo Shortly before his death, Gibb knee retui ag to STAND UP/ We asked the Greek minister of justice to who died of a heart ailment at age After the private service, the had begun efforts to resume his Janice Owen 30. Obvious :rops Norma Marshall It is a pleasure to thank the comment on the case, but he did not respond. WINNING DUET — Wynonna Judd, left, best vocal duet at the Academy of casket was rolled from the chapel singing and recording career. other caul 12 Brian Drive with the Bee Gees walking in is 189 Shallowbrook Lane Manchester Herald, and its asso­ “ Anti" suffered another blow a few weeks ago and Naomi Judd of the mother-daughter Country Music awards ceremony in "As we all know, for some A statement issued at the tendon Inj five- Manchester ciate editor. Alex Girelli, for the behind. The body was then taken funeral announced the establish­ Manchester when its office was gutted by a fire of suspicious duo The Judds, hold their awards for Buena Park, Calif., Monday night. years Andy struggled with co­ that you a; ey’re help they gave the Manchester origin. caine,” the Rev. Stephen Stewart to the Courts of Remembrance ment of the Andy Gibb Memorial who will and placed in a wall. reat- Youth Service Bureau in finding a of St. Paul’s United Methodist Foundation to raise money for hu.sband’s Report on death Teachers aren’t Gibb died of myocarditis, a home for a local young man. Reagan to the East Church in Tarzana told the charities including the Diabetes In case We had many responses and mourners at Monday’s funeral at rare viral infection of the heart Research Institute, the American free copy lacks sensitivity teaching students Northern Caiif. stiii paying muscle, after he was hospitalized truly appreciate the willingnessof Advance work is under way for President Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Cancer Society and the American Approach for stomach pains. Doctors said To the Editor: To the Editor: people in Manchester to come Reagan to visit the Philippines and possibly Japan "But,” said Stewart, “ Andy Heart Association. from seco forward when a legitimate need is later this year to bolster support for Philippine beat drugs.” readers w name and What purpose was served by I would like to know what has identified. * President Corazon Aquino. Reagan is also expected for Pope Paui’s iast visit The British-born Gibb, whose your recent front-page story happened to the education system Thanks to the Herald and the to remind Aquino of how important our military brothers Barry, Maurice and Ohio 44101 regarding the tragic murder of people of Manchester. bases in the Philippines are. The leases on Clark DEAR I in the past 20 years. It can’t be By Anthony Marquez raising tactics include second Robyn comprised the Bee Gees, former Manchester resident Su­ Air Force Base and the Subic Bay Naval Base run owed between $1 million and $1.1 sandbox. I because of more students and less The Assaclated Press collections in the churches, re­ million. died March 10 in Oxford, san Lacey Brown? teachers because national sur­ Robert J. Digan out in 1991, and there is strong pressure from England. How can 1 ceptions and direct appeals to the Other funding sources that will It wascertainly not responsible, veys show a vast decline in Coordinator, Youth Service Philippine nationalists not to renew them. The trip SAN FRANCISCO - Six community, said Egnew. be tapped, said Elisee, include Gibb had a series of hit songs in DEAR I ® IM fl by NEA Inc sensitive reporting by Nancy students and an increase in Bureau, Manchester to Japan would be to lobby Prime Minister Noboru months after Pope John Paul II’s “ It’s always harder to raise V s .P r i € e appcciib 10 individual donors and the 1970s, including "I Just Want ment shou Takeshita to push harder for trade liberalization. visit to the United States, church money after the event,” said to the 45 parishes, representing to Be Your Everything” and that is fre officials in Northern California Riley. “ Not a little bit harder, a about 145,000 members. The "Shadow Dancing.” But his ca­ Airport security are faced with a debt exceeding lot harder.” diocese also has been selling reer and a highly publicized $2.6 million. In hindsight, he thinks prepara­ memorial magazines at $5 each Jesse Jackson and William Jennings Bryan Church officials in Phoenix, tions were too elaborate. and videotapes for $25. The disgruntled Pacific Southwest Airlines Ariz., have yet to pay nearly Qii employee who brought down an airplane and killed "It was top-dollar all the way Riley said the church should "Jesse’s already won the White House,” says the $165,000 for renting a stadium. and I think if we had to do it over have asked members for help EMERGENCY leftish, but it isn’t leftism, it’s content he’s given his 43 people by shooting the pilot last December took "We knew we would have some DEAR Rev. Belvin J. Jessup of Winston Salem, N.C. He easy advantage of loose airport security. Even we would start off with, ‘Look, instead of money. “ What I am Fire — Police — Medical fellow Democrats as he is not loath to point out; deficit, but we didn’t think it this is too big for us, we can’t NISCH: I just can’t live in it. But, for us. he’s already won." before the incident. General Accounting Office talking about is allowing people to “ Positions I have taken have proven to be majority would be of this magnitude,” said afford it,” ’ said Riley. old male.' Jessup is correct. Jesse Jackson has provided the investigators were checking security at major contribute their time, their DIAL 911 opinions in the final analysis. Everyone avoided Bruce Egnew, director of finance Elisee said the Monterey dio­ I had phli confused, empty men with whom he is contending airports. They recently released their findings at energy, their crafts, their indus­ In Manchester Nicholas South Africa, now it is center stage. In central for the Archdiocese > of San cese spent $2 million and still try, their service,” he said. one leg , for the Democratic nomination something to talk America. I even recommended what amounted to six major airports. Francisco. year in th about, something to say that they believe in. In the Von Hoffman what the Arias plan now is. My position on drugs is The investigators were able to walk The church still owes at least tim e th last six months Jackson has taken his party, which not way to the left, my position on educational unchallenged through gates and doors onto $1.5 million for the pope’s 24-hour settled ii had spent the previous seven years me-tooing investment is not way to the left. Motivating airfields and even into airplane cargo holds. They visit, Egnew said. The Rev. Miles leaving b Ronald Reagan, and given it something to stand children to stay in school, what’s ultra-left about found that airline employees did not regularly Riley, chief publicist for the blotches. for, something to enable it to stand apart. "Even that? When all the dust clears away my positions challenge strangers on the airfield. And they archdiocese, put the total at $2 Half price on a whole Could t with those who like the message but can't figure out yet still strong enough to prevent the nomination of are consistent with... the way the nation turns.” learned that employee identification badges are million. Poison Prevention Materials fected tht if they can support me, the message is winning.” anyone whom he didn’t approve of. He didn’t It is yet to be seen if the nation is turning his way, poorly controlled. At one airport, more than 6,000 The Monterey diocese, where lot of donntsl Since the ] Jackson says. Jesse has given the Democrats approve of the Democratic speaker of the House of but if it should, the majority will have closed out a badges could not be accounted for. the pope spent six hours, has a an erectic debt of $1.1 million, said spokes­ definition. Representatives, Champ Clark of Missouri, who period of perfevid pride In favor of substance. The In some cases, security guards waved employees Poison Antidote Chart this probli man Ted Elisee. R l^ t now you can save 80% when you buy a In the political history of the American 20th was so maddened by Bryan’s opposition that he slowly slipping standard of living which has into secure areas because of face recognition alone, Emergency Phone Stickers century Jackson is playing a role crudely even though they weren’t wearing badges. This The debts have been cleared in dozen donuts. Mouth-watering, delicious and took the late train from Washin^on over to characterized the Reagan decade has been other cities the pope stopped at DEAR 1 comparable to that of William Jennings Bryan, a Baltimore where the convention was being held counterweighted by a rich diet of vicarious was the case with the PSA employee, who had been Kids Poison Prevention Quiz baked fresh all day. So cut out this coupon, man who was Jesse's equal when it came to during the Sept. 10-19 visit; tis (inflam and. with a gun in his pocket, went hunting for the satisfactions. If getting through each year has fired, and was apparently coming back to take his One Bottle of Ipecac (Induces vomiting) come on In and epjoy our 88 varieties of formation declamation. If anything, he had an even greater Miami; Charleston, S.C.; New Boy Orator of the River Platte, as Bryan was once becoming more pinched and draining, we have had revenge. Orleans; San Antonio, Texas; Los terrtflc Mister Donut* donuts! problem, oratorial power to inspire a multitude. Jackson’s referred to in that era of fulsome speech and Lee laccoca and the 600-ship Navy. Angeles and Detroit. people. original constituency was black voters; Bryan’s curllcued metaphor. Whether or not he personally comes to power, if The diocese of Phoenix still This offer Is good only at the Mister Donut* Althougl was the farm vote in the plains states, the On the 46th ballot Woodrow Wilson was Jackson’s values are adopted we niay begin to see owes about $165,000 for renting PLUS: MARCH 21—26 locations hated below. research c southwest and the south. In an era when more than nominated by a Bryan-influenced convention which the same effort applied to domestic affairs as have ifflaurhpstrr Hrral/i Sun Devil Stadium but has retired Ybu get ■ 10 c*nt credit for eBch phlebitis outdated prescription container half the population lived in agricultural went on record against big money. Wall Street and long been focused on foreign considerations. If other debts, church officials say. thrombopi Founded In 1891 you brlr>g to the Medicine Shoppe. Mon.-Fri. 10am-6pm, Sat. 10-2 communities, this was enough of a political base to the reactionary inertia of the Taft administration. Jackson is anything, he is an America Firster, one The San Francisco archdio­ Mister Donut an insuffk win him the Democratic nomination three times. The Great Commoner, as Bryan was called by the who understands costly strutting about on lands PENNY M. 9IEEFEBT...... Publlihtr cese, representing 375,000 Cathol­ at the comers of a not mentii Like Jackson, Bryan appeared to the wealthier OEORQE T CHAPPELL...... Edllor ics, has raised about $2 million 348 Main Street treated, b small part of the mass media which approved of 10,000 miles from home cannot conceal the OOUQLA8 A. BEVINS — ...... Exacullv* EdHor Broad Street & West Middle Turnpike classes to be more dangerously radical than he since the visit, said Egnew. (Corngr of Hayngg St.) also have him. would never live in me White House but he had problems we have at home. MABIE P GRAOV...... CHy Editor V 4255, in Manchester was. In 1896 Bryan had the election stolen from him set the tone and direction of the incoming In LaFayette Park, directly across the street ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... AiiocItM Editor To reduce the debt, the archdio­ MfliStor It will U Manchester, CT Lim it t Doaaa Par Caatomar • IlUa Caapaa B ifiraa t/tl/M whether y by violence, fraud, voter coercion and, above all, Democratic administration. from the Vl^ite House, Andrew Jackson sits on a cese plans to^sell pieces of the T¥e$icription Onlers Raf. n.M / vtik eaapaa M.M D o m it; DENISE A ROBERTS...... AdvortMng OIrtclor elaborate $500,000, six-tiered getting er huge sums of money spent to put William McKinley Jackson seems to be making the same war horse which is doing an unlikely rearing sort of MARK F. A B R A inS...... Builrrot* Mcnigor stage used for the Mass at with bloc In the White House. By 1912, however, Bryan was contribution Bryan made to the same political capriole. Old Hickory is waving his hat in the air, SHELDON COHEN...... Compoilng Mintgor 6 4 9 -1 0 2 5 on the wane, no longer the commander of enough ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... PrMiroom Manigor Candlestick Park. Other fund­ erection, party. Because Jesse’s a black man, some of our perhaps at the thought that another of his name has JEANNE Q FROMERTH...... Clrculltlon Minagor delegate support to be nominated one more time, less than deep thinkers presume his politics are become so great in the land. • t ;.'i I.-'

■ - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, March 2», 1988

N 8 - 7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, March 22, 1988 — > 'Mi li. , i FOCUS MARKET REPORT IM' C w W y 30 trading l l||ll Echlln Inc.’s earnings rose 14 percent in the By the Editors ■III BRIDGEPORT (AP) - If a always accurate. By contrast, the Astrotemp 4, each cost |7. They’re second quarter to $306.3 million, the company rl> New England behind People’s next few years, Sullivan said he of Consumer Reports Another medal for Baker merger between two Connecticut mercury-and-glass models showed good, no-frills instruments. More has announced. Bank, also based in Bridgeport. believes a bigger and stronger banks is approved by state and The new institution would be Consumer greater variation from sample to convenient are the models that beep WASHINGTON — President Reagan The company’s net income after taxes rose to bank is needed. If you’re stiii using a mercury-and- IKHV JO N I S AVI MAf'.l regulatory agencies, tte deal will called Liberty Bank and would be sample and from brand to brand. when they’ve reached your body presented White House Chief of Staff Howard M,*m h / » I'HUi ; $12.4 million up 5 percent from a year ago, create a $2.2 billion financial The new bank will be an glass thermometer to check a fever, Reports Some samples were off by half a temperature. They include the Lumi- Baker with a new presidentiai Medal of cnroeeRERKiimi headquartered in Bridgeport. It read on. During the past decade, a degree. Frederick J. Mancheski, the company’s . '.z.oM.te institution that would be the would have assets of $2.2 billion “ institution that’s stronger than scope 2013M, the Basis BTM-2 and the Freedom to replace the one missing from either of the parts,” he said. quiet revolution has taken place, chairman and chief executive officer, said iCOStT i.2.06?.14 second largest savings bank in and 43 offices, the banks said in a While digital thermometers tend to Norelco H’WTOM, which are priced Baker’s home after a weekend break-in. making them nearly obsolete. The useb to take the temperature orally, Monday. CHANGE Down 20.21 New England, bank officials say. statement. They said completion be more alike than different, some from 110 to $12. Those models all Baker “ is probably'the only person who has Sullivan has known Godwin for new way is digital. rectally or under the arm. feature a few frills. Many beep when The company’s earnings per share declined TWTfOtWTf MTWTFMTWTf MTV Tf MTWTF M The board of directors of the of the merger could take six to many years because both have worked slightly faster than Uie norm received two Medals of Freedom,” White ------!L _____ W t u ai There’s good reason for the change. Instead of using an expanding they’ve taken the reading — a nicety during the second quarter to 23 cents per share Liberty Bank for Savings in nine months. been involved in banking associa­ and come with one-year warranty. House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said Not only are digital thermometers column of mercury to track body — or flash a signal if there’s a fever. down 4 percent from the same period last year. Middletown and the Mechanics Sullivan said there will be “ no tions. He describes Godwin as “ a Monday.^ and Farmers Savings Bank in considerably safer than breakable temperature, the digital thermome­ Some even remember the last The two-piece models also beep In the first half the current fiscal year, net involuntary terminations” as a very dear friend” and “ a very Baker and his wife, Joy, were sitting in their Bridgeport announced Monday glass ones, they’re much easier to use. ter relies on electricla measurements temperature taken. when they’ve registered the tempera­ sales increased to $608.7 an 18 percent jump over Dollar firmer but gold down result of the merger. The banks able manager.” living room Saturday evening when an alarm plans to merge. With a digital thermometer, you monitored by a tiny computer chip. The probe end of a digital ther­ ture and let you see the temperature last year. ’The earnings per share during the have a total of approximately sounded. Baker went downstairs to his study LONDON — The dollar was mixed but “ This consolidation comple­ At a national convention a year needn’t squint at tiny tick marks. The probe tip of the thermometer mometer can be cleaned the same registering as well. But the testers first half dropped six percent from a year ago to 1,000 employees. ments the growth that both ago, Sullivan and Godwin joked Temperature is registered in clear, holds a thermistor, a circuit element way you clean a glass model. Wash didn’t consider the latter benefit to fix what he thought would be an alarm 45 cents per share. generally firmer in early European trading A mutual savings bank is institutions have experienced about uniting their mutual sav­ crisp figures on a display like a digital whose electrical resistance varies at the tip with soap and lukewarm water worth the extra expense. The Norelco sensor fallen from a window pane. Company officials said the costs involved in today. Gold prices eased. owned by its depositors so there is over several years,” David J. ings banks. In December they sat wristwatch’s. You don’t have to shake different temperatures. Resulting or with rubbing alcohol. Don’t im­ HT987M cost $20. But the Sears 2112, Instead, he discovered a burglar stealing moving and consolidating some operations, In Tokyo, where trading ends before Europe’s no stock involved in the merger. Sullivan Jr., president and chief down to talk. Meetings were held down a digital thermometer, either; changes in the flow of current are merse a digital thermometer com­ priced at $10 plus shipping, is as cheap expensive camera equipment and the former including its brake friction business, have business day begins, the dollar closed at 127.07 Sullivan will be president and executive officer of Mechanics in their homes on Sunday after­ turning it off clears the display. And it passed on to a computer chip, which in pletely or splash water on the as a pen-type and has a handy rewind Tennessee senator’s Medal of Freedom. reduced profit margins. yen, down 1.28 yen from Friday. chief executive officer of Liberty gives readings in a fraction of the time turn translates that information into and Farmers and Frank J. Bank and Godwin will be chair­ noons for secrecy. readout: That can ruin it. reel that made it easier to use than the Baker chased the thief upstairs, downstairs “ The fundemental indicators of replacement- But the Tokyo finish was an improvement on of glass thermometer — under 30 degrees and sends the figure on to the Since the digitals tested were Norelco. and out while his wife phoned police and White trading in Europe on Monday, when Japane^e^ Godwin Jr., president and chief man of the board of the merged Mechanics and Farmers ended parts demand remain positive, and sales executive officer of Libery Bank, seconds with some models. digital display. equally accurate, the basis for choice House security. The burglar dropped most of markets were closed fora national hollda/^d bank. 1987 with assets of $1.3 billion, net continue to grow at good rates,” Mancheski said in a joint statement. Most digital thermometers are Recently, the chemists at Consu­ shifts to small matters of speed and Mercury-and-glass thermometers the items while being chased through the the dollar closed in London at 126.85 yen. - “ I used to think that $1 billion income of $9.6 million and net said. “ We are paying particular attention to Sullivan said that if state and plastic one-piece units shaped like a mer Reports tested 17 digital ther­ convenience, warranty terms (the are much cheaper, often priced at $3 house and fled into the street. In later trading in London today, the dollar was the critical mass neces.sary worth of $89.5 million. Liberty making improvements at all operations in order federal regulators approve the to thrive.” Sullivan said. But with small pen. A few models on the mometers. comparing their perfor­ range is from 30 days to “lifetime” ) or less. You may want to keep one on Police arrested a man later that evening was quoted at 127.30 yen. had assets of $765.1 million, net market are larger, two-piece units to achieve gradual steady net profit gains and to merger, the new bank will be the interstate banking expected to be mance with that of several widely sold and price. hand in case your digital’s battery who had some of the Bakers’ camera Dealers in Tokyo blamed the drop largely on income of $7.5 million and net whose probe is tethered to the display mercury-and-glass models. As a once again reach the target of 6 percent return t cavings bank in approved nationally within the worth of $56.3 million. The cheapest models tested, the dies suddenly. In normal use, batter­ equipment but not the medal. The man has fears the U.S. trade deficit will grow in the by a stretch of wire. Almost all may be group, the digitals were nearly on sales after tax.” A Bristoline 1855 and the Marshall ies should last at least two years. refused to identify himself to police. second half of this year. Other dollar rates at mid-morning, compared Union likes sanctions with late Monday; Banks, consumers benefit Nancy doing OK —1.6915 West German marks, up from 1.6880 WASHINGTON •— The union trying to prevent —1.3980 Swiss francs, up from 1.3970 Cadet’s little joke becomes NEW YORK — Nancy Reagan planned to Eastern Airlines from selling its East Coast air —5.7505 French francs, up from 5.7380 attend tonight’s performance of “ Phantom of shuttle says it is happy with penalties levied on —1.8964 Dutch guilders, down from 1.8970 from new law, says Dodd Dr. Gott the Opera” with the show’s composer, Andrew the carrier by a federal judge, but the company —1,252.50 Italian lire, up from 1,249.25 Peter Qott, M.D. Lloyd Webber, following her recovery from a says it plans to appeal. —1.2472 Canadian dollars, down from 1.2494. By Linda Stowell The bill, in a concession to the big embarrassment In print bout of laryngitis. The home equity loan section of U.S. District Judge John H. Pratt said Monday In London, the British pound was quoted at The Associated Press securities industry, withholds the bill dictates timing, form and “ She’s feeling better,” White House he will fine Eastern $10,000 per day if the airline $1.8285, unchanged from late Monday. power from banks to underwrite minimum requirements of disclo­ spokesman Marlin Fitzwater told reporters in DEAR DEAR CONTRITE CADET: commits any future violations of a court order Gold opened in London at a bid price of $450.40 EAST HARTFORD - The U.S. , corporate stock unless Congress sure statements by lenders to Washington on Monday. ABBY: I am ’Thank you for identifying your­ that has blocked the shuttle deal. a troy ounce, compared with late Monday’s Senate Banking Committee has authorizes that in a separate vote consumers. The first lady planned to see the musical the cadet at the self. I have spoken with Col. Pratt also ordered Eastern to halt all efforts to $449.50, but then fell back. At mid-morning today approved legislation creating by April 1991. It also specifies grounds for AP photo with her brother. Dr. Richard Davis and his more power for the banks and A i r F o r c e Stewart S. Duncan, director of obtain government permission to go through the city’s five major bullion dealers fixed a The bill also limits banks’ termination and prohibits credi­ A cad em y in wife, Patricia, then meet with the cast more services for consumers, ability to expand into the insu­ I three Dear Abby public affairs at the Air Force with the sale. He also said the airline’s top recommended price of $449.40. tors from making unilateral Tissue should Colorado afterward to mark the celebration of Webber’s says U.S. Sen. Christopher J. rance business, assuring state 'night Academy, and he informs me that officials must write all 32,000 Eastern In Zurich the noon bid price was $449.45, down changes after a contract has been Springs who Abigail Van Buren 40th birthday, said Mrs. Reagan’s Dodd. control of insurance activities. Calif, you are a gentleman, a very good employees, informing them that the carrier had from $450.50 late Monday. signed, although the creditor may wrote to you student and an honorable man. spokeswoman, Elaine Crispen. “ It expands the powers for the The bill states that national change the index in a variable g and flouted an earlier court order and promising Earlier in Hong Kong, gold rose $3.61 dollars be removed saying I had Now all is forgiven. The spokeswoman said the first lady, who banks ... it makes it possible for banks, with some exceptions, and rate plan so long as the change that no further violations will occur. an ounce to close at a bid $451.87. men." been compen­ stayed home at the White House last weekend the banks to do more.” Dodd said subsidiary banks owned by out- does not increase the rate the DEAR DR. GOTT; I ’m 23 weeks pregnant I have sated twice for to nurse her throat, has “ 90 percent of her Monday during the first in a of-state bank holding companies, consumer is charged. DEAR ABBY: In response to eyboard “ moderate dysplasia arising in flat condyloma.” the same medi­ voice back.” series of seminars sponsored by may not sell or underwrite “ We’ve put together a bill that your column asking readers to ;ga, who Should I wait to have laser surgery until after the cal bill, and was torn between the inform my commanding officer him to address issues facing insurance. is broad and that clears the air on ed with baby os born? $129 and my honor. I joked that it that I had written that piece, write to our men and women who Landmark Texaco bankruptcy Connecticut. It also says a state may permit issues,” Dodd said. ays the was such a small amount com­ which reflected on the honor of all were stationed overseas during Surgery for Bob Hope He moderated a panel on the state-chartered banks, excluding Connecticut Banking Commis­ the holidays, the students of subject before about 150 state trument DEAR READER: Dysplasia means abnormal pared to the national debt, so why the cadets at the Air Force subsidiaries of out-of-state hold­ sioner Howard Brown called the Cahaba Heights Community LOS ANGELES— Comedian Bob cells that appear, in your case, to be arising from not keep it? Academy. banking executives. ing companies, to sell insurance bill a “ decent first start.” School in Birmingham. Ala., Hope isinexcellentcondition after undergoing in that state. warts in your reproductive tract. Your obstetrician It’s true. I was compensated I will probably not be given any case nears climax in court “ It (the bill) recognizes chang­ He said the bill affects Connec­ r eighth mailed 800 cards, letters and surgery for what was described as a benign is the best judge of whether you should have the twice for the same medical bill, punishment from the Air Force, ing technology and has more “ It finally clarifies the distinc­ ticut in that it “ puts a stamp of J Nash- drawings to the crew aboard the condition of his prostate, his publicist says. By John C. Given services for consumers.” Dodd tion between the insurance busi­ tissue removed now or later. However, sooner or but never was there the slightest but the guilt weighs heavily on my judgment held against it by sions in the reorganization plan approval on certain rulings the ■touring USS Coral Sea. Thank you for the The84-year-oldcomedian does not have The Associated Press said. ness and banks.” Dodd said. later, you should have it removed. The timing of the doubt as to what the appropriate heart for embarrassing my class­ Pennzoil. that would free officers and Department of Banking has idea, Abby. The bill, if signed into law, Consumer groups have ap­ procedure is a highly individualized matter. action should be. However, one of mates before the entire country. cancer, spokesman Jim Mahoney said after the In November 1985, a Houston advisers of Texaco, Pennzoil, made.” VMC in my classmates kiddingly sug­ It is for that t'eason that I beg In some of the letters, the surgery Monday. NEW YORK — Nearly a year jury awarded the judgment to Getty Oil, the Sarah Getty Trust would grant banks immediate plauded a section of the bill For example, he said, “ We’ve spelling was pretty bad and the after Texaco Inc. filed for bank­ power to underwrite mortgage- sponsored by Dodd that provides lelected DEAR DR. GOTT: My husband sustained a blow gested I write to Dear Abby and you to print this apology. The Hope was operated on at the Uni versity of Houston-based Pennzoil after and the J. Paul Getty Museum allowed banks to get involved in his first 2 ask what I should do about this cadets of the Air Force Academy grammar was atrocious, but the Southern California Kenneth Norris Jr. Cancer ruptcy protection, the nation’s finding Texaco had interfered from all liability arising out of the backed securities, commercial new safeguards on home equity discount brokerage operations.” to the inside of his knee. It is hard, swollen, about the messages were loving and third-largest oil company faces loans. But they have said limits radio in size of a baseball and painful. He’s had fluid “ windfall.” That’s when I hastily are considered among the finest Hospital and is expected to be released late this improperly with a Pennzoil Texaco-Pennzoil affair. paper and municipal revenue Brown also said Connecticut poignant. an uncertain future clouded by bonds. Banks would be a b le to on bank Involvement In insu­ J the top removed five times in the last four months. The scribbled my “ problem” to you in group of young people in the week, said Mahoney. agreement to acquire part of Some shareholders also ard “ has a long proud history (of second The most touching letter was corporate raiders, tax bills and deal in mutual funds and corpo­ rance, also sponsored by Dodd, surgeon can give us no idea of how long this will .jest on a postcard — which was United States, and we all live by Hospital spokesman Gordon Cohen said Getty Oil Co., before it bought unhappy with certain anti­ being) in the forefront of the for a little girl in the second its legal fight with Pennzoil Co. rate bonds six months after could reduce competition in that continue. Will he ever improve? accidentally mailed! this honor code: “ We will not lie. Hope’s surgeon. Dr. Donald G. Skinner, Getty itself. takeover provisions of Texaco’s (banking) deregulation The final phase of Texaco’s enactment. field. louse & Can you Imagine how terrible I steal or cheat.nor tolerate among grade. She sent her love and described the comedian’s condition after Texaco agreed in December to charter and bylaws that are seen movement.” if., won closed with: “ I hope you have a historic bankruptcy case was pay Pennzoil $3 billion to drop the DEAR READER: From the information you felt when I saw my words us anyone who does.” surgery as excellent. as entrenching management and onorfor safe war.” expected to begin today in White supply, I suspect that your husband has developed published in your column in both I am signing my real name, but Mahoney said the operation, common for judgment. The settlement was lessening its accountability. jar. KETTI MILLER. Plains, with the opening of court the keystone of an overall bank­ an annoying medical condition called traumatic the Rocky Mountain News and if you prefer to withhold it, I am older men, was similar to a procedure Especially vocal has been also... LIBRARIAN hearings that could lead to final ruptcy reorganization plan that corporate takeover specialist How to invest for safety bursitis. The blow to his knee irritated the joint the Colorado Springs Gazette performed on President Reagan early last year 2 Telegraph! Fortunately. I didn’t A CONTRITE CADET approval of the company’s reor­ also provides for Texaco to pay Carl C. Icahn, whose 14.8 percent covering, causing fluid buildup, commonly known to remove fibrous tissue filling the prostate. ganization plan. other creditors $2.5 billion more. QUESTION: as “ water on the knee.” This excess fluid results in a sign my name — only “ A Cadet" AIR FORCE ACADEMY DEAR ABBY: I almost swal­ ownership of Texaco’s common QUESTION; When banks were U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Schwartzberg can confirm the I ’m 60 years old swollen knee that can be uncomfortable. However. I felt it was my duty to COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. lowed my false teeth when I read stock makes him the largest going bust in the early 1930s, did Howard Schwa rtzberg was ex­ plan, even if balloting falls short and live on $300 Often, the fluid can be removed with a needle and your comment that lieutenant Vanna gets a movie shareholder. customers Jose the contents of pected to announce the results of of the required approval from a month dis­ it drugs syringe: however, the improvement is sometimes colonels “ wore” oak leaves. Icahn’s involvement — along their safe deposit boxes? LOS ANGELES — Vanna White, the queen a shareholder vote on the plan, two-thirds of the voted shares. ability income. Investors’ I in his only temporary, as the fluid may reaccumulate. Abby, Adam and Eve wore fig with reported interest by fellow of the letter-turners, plans to become “ The then hear final arguments by But lawyers close to the case My medical Several “ joint taps” may be necessary until the leaves, but would a lieutenant takeover artist T. Boone Pickens Goddess of Love” in an NBC movie of the interested parties. Guide ANSWER: There are no de­ h. Gibb knee returns to normal. colonel wear an oak leaf? Never! doubt he would do that. and others — has made Texaco a costs average same name. If Schwartzberg confirms the If the plan does not go through $80 a month. I tailed records on which to base a ime his Obviously, your husband could be suffering from I enclose a photocopy of a page prime target for takeover specu­ William A. Doyie from the Washington State Uni­ In the movie planned for next year. Miss plan, Texaco could emerge from by March 30 — as agreed to in the lation in recent weeks. wa.s recently firm reply. But old-timers in the •eer. other causes of joint swelling, such as ligament or banking business tell me that Where to Write versity Handbook for Master White portrays the Roman goddess Venus, bankruptcy protection by mid- December accord with Pennzoil On Friday, Texaco announced notified that I at the tendon Injury from the blow he received. I suggest there were relatively few cases in Gardeners, and for comparison, a who comes to life when a young man places his April. — the oil giant’s position would it had a plan for resolving a have inherited tablish- that you ask for a referra 1 to an orthopedic surgeon. which bank customers lost any­ Dear Abby Abigail Van Buren copy of my lieutenant colonel’s Texaco filed for Chapter 11 worsen, as it either would have to dispute with the Internal Re­ approximately tmorial who will be able to more precisely define your fiancee’s wedding ring on the statue’s finger. thing from their safe deposit insignia (maple leaf). Note, protection from its creditors on pay the full judgment or gamble venue Service. $100,000 and will receive that well fed. ley for hu.sband’s problem. P.O. Box 69440 The comedy will be in the mold of “ Splash,” boxes. As a general rule, the please, that the oak leaves are April 12. It was the biggest U.S. on the slim chance that the U.S. In January, Texaco said the money soon. Your letter drives home the iabetes In case surgery is the answer, I ’m sending you a Los Angeles, Calif. 90069 “ Bewitched” and “ I Dream of Jeannie.” contents of those boxes were safe. pinnately lobed, while maple company ever to do so. Texaco Supreme Court might hear its IRS was pursuing up to $6.5 billion How would you advise me to unhappy reminder that there are lerican free copy of my Health Report, “ An Informed It’s the first film for Miss White, who has Keep in mind that. In order to leaves are palmately lobed. claimed it was forced into the appeal and alter the decision. in claims against the company. invest this inheritance for maxi­ many distitute people in this terican Approach to Surgery.” which covers everything become a celebrity phenomenon on the highly open a customer’s safe deposit Dr. Gotl Peter M. Gott, M.D. MARSHALL L. SHELTON, move by a requirement that it Dissident shareholders have But Friday, it appeared those mum income? My hopes are high country. Despite general from second opinions to outpatient surgery. Other popular game show “ Wheel of Fortune.” box, the customer’s key must be P.O. Box 91428 LT. COL. USAF RET., post a multibillion-dollar bond filed 15 lawsuits against Texaco. claims had been scaled down that I won’t go through another prospei^ty, lots of folks are readers who want a copy should send $1 and their while appealing a $10.3 billion winter cold and hungry. starving. used. name and address to P.O. Box 91369. Cleveland. Cleveland, Ohio 44101 YACOLT, WASH. The suits generally oppose provi­ significantly. Ohio 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the title. Not what was planned ' " DEAR MARSHALL: Shades of ANSWER: Besides income, DEAR DR. GO’TT: I want to get sand for a child’s goal is to be able to settle this as The union, which has been s the Waste sites will no longer accept asked the Teamsters Union to more Lane at about 8 p.m. the eigi year under a fee proposal by the soon as possible.” negotiating since Feb. 6 when the has bottles, cans, and newspapers. honor their picket lines. Sunday. Police said they later the El town of Windham. Lyle Merritt, shop steward and old contract with the super­ It was noted that illegal dump­ strikeacaptajn for Local 371, said Women who said they shopped found a plastic replica of a Smith trail In i^e’ve WERF is run by the town of market chain expired, held a ing by non-residents is an ongoing this morning that the strike was at the Manchester store every & Wesson 9 mm pistol in a car Cleveh ed in Windham but other towns using regional meeting in Hartford registered to DuPerry. problem at the landfill, which is moved up from noon so the store Tuesday, were confused and a Confident Huskies top Louisiana Tech lead W the facility want the plant to Monday night and authorized )ns.” why the committee recom­ little upset at the strike. DuPerry was released on a $250 2 wouldn’t get any more profits Else' pticut become a regional authority. local presidents to call a strike. Bv Len Auster Springfield, we’d be all set," mended months ago that some­ until it sat down and talked with non-surety bond. He is to appear points and showed why Eagles an 8-point Husky ran that Louisi­ y (of Brown said that Coventry had Espinosa said the union feared “ Is this legal?” asked Sally Manchester Herald Calhoun quipped. waukei one be hired to monitor the site. In workers. in Manchester Superior Court on compares him favorably with the ana 'Tech could not recover from. r the cited WERF as the project they that the merger would be com- Reynolds of Case Drive. Wednesday. "W e won the game (against defeat November, the council approved big men around the country. But “ Every time we made a run at ti on plan to join in the 20-year HARTFORD — To think, it Brooklyn) and got a little confi­ Clippei a part-time person for that Friars’ Chiesa White couldn’t do it alone and he them they answered it,” Eagles proposal required by the DEP. might have all begun against dence going,” Calhoun said se­ The position. was held scoreless the final 14:23, said. “ And it wasn’t any one The mid-Connecticut trash-to- Brooklyn College. riously. As you know a lot of this quartei taking only one shot in that span. individual. When they get the energy project in Hartford is “ Our estimates showed the University of Connecticut bas­ ahead 1 Hospital plans game at the end of the season is Six-foot-11 Jeff King did a good other four kids to play well, they another option. However, that dumping by one illegal truck cost Petitions won’t change plan ketball coach Jim Calhoun was psychological as well as physio­ quartei quits as coach job defensively for UConn. deny­ don’t need to rely on just Cliff. project is in the start-up stage. It us as much as one full-time accurate when he said the school last mi logical. We feel pretty good about ing White the basketball. “ Our That was a great team effort by is not accepting new communities person for the year,” said Waste Continued from page 1 cause of the other don't want to raise any false to fight union wasn’t about to erect a statue of ourselves." By Kim berly Shearin Chiesa discussed his resigna­ kids got impatient and give the Connecticut basketball 2 Walt! or planning to expand. Committee member Charles considerations. him following that victory. But he were hopes (though).” Continued from page 1 “ I was very impressed with The Associated Press tion on Friday, almost imme­ Connecticut’s defense some team.” 27 point Another possibility is a project Blanchard. personnel with only a partial The town Recreation Depart­ may be right on the money, too. UConn,” said thirt-year Tech i. did opening. Dyer also took exception to a diately after Chiesa returned credit. They did a good job Gamble said the two NIT in Bristol, also in the start-up ment, the Visiting Nurse and what that regular-season finale Coach Tommy Joe Eagles, “ They PROVIDENCE. R.I. - Fol­ ts of Lewis raised objections about statement in the letter that recognition,” said McMahon. “ It from a recruiting trip, and keeping the ball outof hishands,” victories are memorable. “ It phase with limited remaining Collins’ position was stated in Home Care of Manchester and meant to his Huskies. reminded me of our team that lowing Rick Pitino and a Final hiking tipping fees, saying ho­ states the partial reopening is also free not to. They (the again on Monday. He said Eagles said. makes me feel great. This is my capacity, but considering expan­ a letter printed in Monday’s one of the school system’s day Confidence. made it to the final four two years Four team was too much for Ev meowners already pay taxes for may be a way for the board to hospital) don’t have an obligation Chiesa recruited two players third year here and the first time sion. Other options include pro­ Herald. The letter was co­ treatment programs are cur­ Confidence to beat Providence ago in the NIT. I ’d be surprised if Gordon Chiesa. 0 de­ the landfill and some pay a "justify” the closing of the to recognize the union voluntar­ but would not say whether that The Huskies were able to in a tournament. Now I can go posed plants in Lisbon, not yet signed by petition organizer rently housed in the school. The in the Big East Tournament they don’t make the Final Four. The Providence College nse a collector to pick up, so it would be Linda Rood. school in 1984. The school was ily. They can require the union to was an unsatisfactory handle the Techster’s pressure back home (to Washington, D.C.) under construction, Middietown, reopening costs have been go through an election.” opener at Madison Square I ’m not trying to put the bugaboo basketball coach, beset by taV n the unfair to those „people because Dyer said the partial reopen­ closed by the board because of number. and seemed to have the game in and I don’t have to worry about and Webster, Mass, a private they’d end up paying more. estimated between $703,400 to The union is free to contact Garden earlier this rrjijith. Confi­ on them but they’re playing very player frustration and recruit­ that ing was approved to allow declining enrollment despite Chiesa was appointed in late hand at the half, leading 34-27. what my buddies from George­ $1 million. employees through newspaper dence to give Pittsburgh a battle well right now.” ing problems, resigned Mon­ sesin present tenants of the school to the protests of parents. August to replace Rick Pitino. But White threw in seven of the town are going to say. I can say Bv Ste "The signatures (in the peti­ advertisements, telephoning and before Cliff Robinson ran into foul “ Our confidence is growing day after one season with the any- find new homes and to spread who led the Friars to the Bulldogs' nine unanswered points we made the NIT and went The As tions) are not going to change Charge notwithstanding. distributing literature off hospi­ trouble. with each game. We have a great Friars. iposit the cost of the reopening over a semifinals of the NCAA tour­ while U Co^w as going scoreless further than they did,” said the underlying facts,” Dyer Dyer said the bottom line is the tal property, even against the And confidence to record its feeling about ourselves,” said “ It was mutually decided nament a year ago before the first 5 minutes. 33 seconds of Gamble. , the Candidacy protocol number of budgets. While Dyer said. “ If I could open the school second victory in National Invita­ junior forward Cliff Robinson. K E Y best way to reopen the school. hospital’s will, McMahon said. that it was in the best interest abruptly resigning to become the second half to give Tech a Calhoun is confident the late- safe, was one of six board members K-6, I would. If those realities tion Tournament play, a 65-59 Evert a While partially reopening the Besides newspaper advertising, With confidence has come bal­ of all parties concerned to head coach of the NBA’s New 36-34 lead. season surge can continue. “ I er to who favored the concept of fully change, I think the school board victory over Louisiana Tech won school may not please eve­ earlier this month union officials ance for the Huskies. Robinson make the coaching change.” York Knteks. "The first six minutes of the think we’re capable of winning posit reopening the school, he voted will vote to open (the school) in Monday night at the Civic Center Lipt< ryone, it currently is the passed out leaflets to hospital led three Huskies in double digits Athletic Director John M. The Friars, bereft not only second half they dominated us as three more games. I don’t know St be could be revised for the partial reopening be- before a vocal crowd of 11,331. Chan a different configuration. I approved solution, he said. employees informing them of with 17 points followed by junior Marinatto said in a news of Pitino but also of point much as anyone has,” Calhoun who the opposition Is. I do know This is the first time ever Phil Gamble (16) and freshman release. He stressed that Bv Alex GIrelll The town had only a rudimentary union efforts. guard Billy Donovan, the said, “ but we called a timeout and there will be seven (other) good to tt UConn, 17-14, has won two games forward Murray Williams with a Chiesa was not fired. Manchester Herald sewer service. Now it is planning If an election is called, the team’s key performer, reminded the kids of what we had teams when they announce the two-^ in the same year in seven NIT career-high 15. “ Every one is Chiesa was not in his office a large sewer plant and the hospital would try to persuade the struggled through an 11-17 to do and we were here forand we field on Wednesday. We’ll have to with appearances and moves them scoring and that’s why maybe and could not be located for Voters of the Eighth Utilities custodian has become expert in Student number no problem employees to vote against a season this year and were picked it up ourselves.” play one of them.” Pasc into the tournament quarterfinals every one is feeling good. Eve­ comment Monday. Calls to his District will be asked to decide at sewer matters. union, Avery said. Howeifer, no eliminated by Connecticut in A George layup ended UConn’s The NIT semifinals and finals Ever for the first time since 1974 when ryone is getting a piece of the home were not answered. their annual meeting May 25 In other business, the directors decision has been made yet on the the first round of the Big East drought. “ After the timeout we are slated March 29-30 at New By Andrew J. Davis bringing money in.” Packman with an increase in tuition the tournament included only a action.” Robinson cited. form whether candidates for district voted Monday to lease space in hospital’s strategy against an Marinatto said he and tournament. told ourselves we had todig in and York’s Madison Square Garden. Manchester Herald said. charged to the students from 16-team field. The other seven Connecticut, which was able to Mill I offices in the future will have to the former Don Willis garage to election, she said. play basketball.” Robinson said. HUSKY NO'TES - UConn Is Next year the school system $3,031 per student to $3,775, the NIT second-round games are on pierce the Bulldogs’ press, was or fal declare their candidacy in Grossman’s Inc. for storage of BOLTON — The number of “ That’s in the future,” Avery It was tied at 40-all when now 4-7 in NIT outings. If is 13-23 has projected that the number of school system has projected tap tonight. UConn’s next NIT 27-for-40 from the field, 67.5 hitting 6-of-lO, Robinson was advance. materials during April. May, and Willington students attending said. “ Of course, we’ll respond as assists. Robinson hit a short baseline overall in post-season play... The noun Willington students will remain revenues from Willington at game will be on the road with the percent. It missed its first four 8-for-12 and Williams, whose At a meeting Monday night, the possibly June for $600 month if the Bolton schools is not a concern of necessary.” Connecticut's balance was able jumper and Williams, who was attendance pushed UConn over coulc stable at 95 students. However, $335,000, Packman said. Civic Center booked through shots of,the second half before confidence grows each game, district directors voted to ask details can be worked out. A letter school administrators even to offset the fine play of the quiet early in the second half, the 300,000 mark in total attend­ trate Saturday night. “ If we could finishing ll-for-12. Gamble broke was 6-for-7. He also shared honors Director Thomas Landers to from Grossman’s indicated the though the number increased Bulldogs’ Randy White. The came up with a steal and short ance for the season, an all-time "It ask the Muppets to move to out of his shooting slump by with Tate George with five discuss with John D. LaBelle Jr., firm wants to use the entire significantly this year, said Ri­ 6-fool-8 junior had a game-high 23 jumper in the lane That ignited record. then the district’s legal counsel, how to building, but Director Samuel chard E. Packman, school some .■T3 go about bringing the question to Longest said it is his understand­ superintendent. ‘Sweet Seasons’ with: the voters. ing that Grossman’s wanted only Packman made his comments from Under the present system, the three-bay section at the north during a review of the Board of 9 impo Replacement Whale home candidates can be nominated end of the building. Education’s $4.6 million budget and I from the floor at the meeting. The directors agreed they can with the Board of Finance Mon­ A proposal to require notice a The ‘M&M boys’ powered the 1961 Yanicees not lease out any more than the day night at Bolton High School. tonight with men month before the election was three-bay section which they do No action was taken by the seed made by Landers at the meeting, Guaranteed. NOTE: Baseball’s current de­ on Oct, 1, 1961. After a grueling The stands in The House That drove In 128 — was good forthem. not plan to convert to district finance board. Milo but the directors decided they do Winnipeg offices now. .. A town hearing on the budget is The Prudential Premier Homeowners Policy fending champion, the Minnesota six-month campaign, the New Ruth Built were to-third empty, And for the club. They staged kia. not have the authority to make The rest of the building will be scheduled in April, with the final Twins, had the worst regular- York Yankees hitter broke the chiefly because it was Maris who their home-run derby from the HARTFORD — The Hart­ the change without voter used for district administrative vote expected in May. season winning percentage (.525) record of 60 homers that Babe already had tied the Babe's middle of a uniquely potent ford Whalers (30-36-7) will Ber{ approval. headquarters. This year, 95 Willington high of any team ever to win the World Ruth had set in 1927, more than record — not Mickey Mantle, the lineup. Other ’61 Yankees wore host the Winnipeg Jets (31-33- beat At the annual meeting, the A $21,790 contract with Alan school students attended Bolton Series. "Sweet Seasons: Base­ three decades before. The home- designated Yankee heir. Mantle solid pinstripes: Moose Skowron 10) tonight (7:35, SportsC!han- Spai voters elect a district president, ball’s Top Teams Since 1920,” by run mark fell on the final day of nel, WTIC) at the Civic Lamson, archictect. for draw up schools, which brought in $289,717 You deserve a homeowners policy that goes had hit 54 homers, the most ever hit 28 homers; Yogi Berra hit 22; No. I two of the six district directors, a plans and specifications to con­ to the Bolton school system. Howard Siner (Pharos Books), the most remarkable season the by a switch-hitter, before a Elston Howard hit 21, and so did Center. The Whalers, with treasurer, a tax collector, and a vert the building was approved by Members of the finance board, above and beyond ordinary homeowners profiles the leading clubs of the Yankees ever played. late-season hip ailment forced Johnny Blanchard, a pinch hitter sven regular season games No. I clerk. the directors at the meeting. though, expressed concerned insurance. The Prudential Premier Policy home-run era. This excerpt cov­ That historic shot by Maris him out of the race. He had to and reserve catcher who couldn’t remaining, are still in last vaki Ernest Matchell, tax collector, The directors also approved the with the increase in students from ers one of the best of recent years gave New York its 109th win — watch the final blow on TV from a even find a regular job. place in the Adams Division, supported the change. He said language of a dedication to be 82 the previous year. guarantees full replacement cost for your - the 1961 New York Yankees just one fewer than Ruth’s 1927 hospital bed. The director of New York’s one point behind fourth-place sche that under the present system, included in a booklet to be But even with the increase in home* Plus expanded personal property, (109-53, .673). This Is the first of a Yankees, who are known as the Years later. Mantle, who had assault, "M ajor" Ralph Houk,42, Quebec (32-37-4) in the race the t 91 anyone, whether qualified or not, published in connection with the students, and the school system periodic series to appear In the best team ever to play the game. traded homers with him until late was a rookie manager. He had for the last playoff spot. theft and casualty coverage. It's the all-in- Herald. can come to the meeting with 150 100th anniversary of thedistrict’s currently in a space crunch, the Pace by Maris, the '61 Yankes September, testified: “ The single replaced 79-year-old Casey Sten­ Quebec, also with seven regu­ bled( 170 friends and get elected. He said fire department. It was submit­ students are not a concern for the one policy all at one reasonable cost. Call Bv Howard Siner (109-53, .673) won the American greatest feat I ever saw was gel. who was fired after losingthe lar season games left, is idle after that makes It difficult for officers ted by Thomas O’Marra, public school system. Packman said. your Prudential representative now for League pennant by hitting an Roger Maris hitting his 61 home 1960 World Series to Pittsburgh. tonight so the Whalers can to plan ahead. information officer, for the “ I don’t think we have a Six sluggers on the most unprecedented total of 240 home runs to break Babe Ruth’s It was Houk who junked the old move a point ahead of the announce Director Joseph Tripp, said department. problem, knock on wood.” Pack­ a free, no obligation Pru:Review. We powerful team in the history of runs. It was 82 more than their record" Yankee strategy. Where hard-to- Nordiques with a victory over tion.” Sh( baseball each hit more than 20 that while he did not oppose 'The directors also approved man said. “ I don’t see a problem still make housecalls.Check the phone Murderers’ Row ancestors had “ The M&M boys,” combining please Stengel platooned regu­ the Jets. two-week putting the proposal to the voters, payment to Ted Adams. Inc. a for a while.” home runs. Two of them hit more belted in 1927. for 115 homers, went into the lars and juggled hurlers. Houk Mike Liut will make his said she i book for your local Prudential office. than SO homers apiece. And one there are advantages to having Windsor advertising agency of Packman said the agreement On his big Sunday afternoon, books astbetopsluggingduoever turned in a set lineup tnd stuck to sixth start in a row in goal for ••I’ve / * Subject to applicable deductibles, conditiom and policy limitations hit more than 60 — setting, by far, open nominations under a town $3,725 for work in connection with to send Willington students to Maris’ 61st homer was the only to play on one club in the same a pitching rotation. He also Hartford while Daniel Be- matches V the greatest of those records. meeting form of government. He the anniversary celebration. The Bolton has been a profitable one. run in an uncharacteristic 1-0 year: Ruth and Lou Gehrig, with named oft-booed Mantle, 29. who thlaume is probabale for mediocre "... Hit deep to right,” yelled cited a case in which a school total budget is $15,465. It was $640 For every dollar the school LEGENDARY SWING — New York victory. He delivered 47, hit eight fewer together in had outgrown Stengel’s critical Winnipeg. Scot Kleinendorst raced to The Prudential i broadcaster Phil Rizzuto. "This custodian was persuaded at a higher, but that sum has been system has to spend on a Roger Maris of the New York his fourth-inning solo clout off 1927. fathering, to be the new team (separated shoulder) and struggled, could do it! Holy cow! He did it! John Anderson (rotator cuff) town meeting in another state to deducted because a commemora­ Willington student, it gets $4 ABOVE AND BEYOND” Boston’s Tracy Stallard before The '61 duo knew their batting leader — and unofficial captain. this, hope C 1987 Prudential PropertyandCasualty insurance Company All rights reserved Yankees hits his record 61st Sixty-one home runs!” run for the sewer commission tive calendar has been omitted back, he said. just 23,154 spectators in caver­ duel — Maris hit .269 and drove in remain out for the Whalers. little mon homo run on Oct. 1, 1961. Roger Maris beat the calendar when no one else came forward. from the original plans. “ It’s not costing us money. It’s nous Yankee Stadium. 142 runs. Mantle hit .317 and Please turn to page 13 I » — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. March a . 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, March 22, 1988 — 13 Central names new AD Bell-Winfield blockbuster deal Ism NEW BRITAIN (AP) - The rumor a confirmation vote April 8, said woman expected to be named mainly administrative. She also ; By The Associated Press Brent Rutkowski, the school’s represents the organization be­ year and shows no signs of Central Connecticut State Uni­ sports information director. ‘ The Philadelphia Phillies slowing down. versity’s new athletic director fore the United State Olympic BasebaD News If she is confirmed, Davidson Committee. V Mll W swung a couple of deals Monday This spring, the veteran third says she would "relish” an would become the second per­ amid reports that a blockbuster baseman is hitting .412 with 11 opportunity to build a "first- Rutkowski said members of the manent woman athletic director w ntral selection committee said swap might be in the woihs that million and the Yankees have the RBI, including three hits and two class" athletic program at the of a NCAA Division 1 school in the would send Toronto’s George option to buy out the last two RBI In Monday’s 9-4 victory over school. foey liked the balance of her nation, officials said. atoinistrative experience (and) the 1987 American League years for about $1.9 million. the Los Angeles Dodgers. Judith A. Davidson, who is a Davidson said Monday that she MVP, to the New York Yankees she s done some fund-raising. Winfield hit .275 last year with 27 Yankees 8, Orioles 0: Rick field hockey coach at the Univer­ was “personally flatter^ and for Dave Winfield. homers and 97 RBI, the first time Rhoden and Lee Guetterman sity Iowa and president of the h um ble by the confidence Presi­ Both the New York Dally News ‘ “They also think she’ll fit very in six seasons he did not drive in combined on a two-hitter and United States Field Hockey Asso­ dent Shumaker and his col­ well into the academic traditon of and Newsday reported today that 100 runs. ciation. will attend an introduc­ New York scored six times off leagues have demonstrated in the university. She’s had an the Blue Jays first brought up the The Daily News quoted an tory news conference today at me.” deal about a week ago. Newsday Jay Tibbs in the second inning on impressive record in administra­ unnamed source as saying the eight consecutive hits. Rhoden Central. Davidson, who will succeed Bill also reported the Blue Jays are tion, fund-raising, grant writing Blue Jays would, overlook the pitched six innings, allowing one " I relish the opportunity to Detrlck as athleticdirector, holds interested in Baltimore shortstop and coaching,” he said. eight-year age difference be­ hit and two walks. Both pitchers build a first-class Division 1 a doctorate in sports history from Cal Ripken Jr. for Bell. At Central, Davidson will take cause they feel they need a struck out three. program on the solid foundaUon the University of Massachusetts over direction of 19 intercolle­ Any trade involving Winfield veteran with leadership abilities. 1 In his last two outings. Tibbs developed by Jim Kaiser, Bill ? and has written extensively on giate sports teams, 18 of which would require his permission. In Meanwhile, Philadelphia has faced 35 batters and allowed Moore. Rich McDuffie and Bill the subject. ^1 are in Division 1. ’This is Central’s the past, Winfield has said he has ^traded Rick Schu, at one time 18 hits, three walks and one hit Detrick.” the four previous Cen­ In 1986, when her Iowa team second irear in Division 1 compe­ no Interest in leaving New York. considered the heir-apparent to tral athletic directors, she said. batsman. Opponents are hitting won the NCAA national field tition. Central has a student b(^y “ In terms of a separation, Mike Schmidt at third base, to the .491 off him this spring and his "I can’t wait to get started.” hockey champonship, she was of 13.500. David is not looking to move,” Baltimore Orioles for switch- ( Davidson said. ERA is 13.50. named the siMrt’s coach of the ’The only other woman perman­ Winfield’s agent, Jeff Klein, told hitting outfielder Mike Young. Her appointment is being re­ / Twins 4, Rads 3: Brian Harper’s year. Her Lady Hawkeyes have ently headings Division 1 athletic the Daily News. “ However, we ’The Phillies also acquired utility RBI single in the sixth inning commended by university Presi­ also won six Big 10 champion­ department is Eileen Livingston would be fools not to consider infielder Bill Almon from the New dent John Shumaker. The univer­ snapped a tie and the world ships and have a 102-50-16 record. at Duquesne University in Pitts­ an}Tthing. Toronto is a quality York Mets for two minor-league M sity’s board of directors will hold champions’ five-game losing Her duties with the USFHA are burgh, Rutkowski said. organization and a contender, pitchers. streak. World Series MVP Frank which is a significant factor. ’The Schu-Young deal also sent V" ■tUi Viola was the winner, yielding (General Manager) Pat Gillick outfielders Jeff Stone and Keith V three runs in six innings. runs a first-class operation.” Hughes to Baltimore for a player AP photo Mats 9, Expos 3; Tim Teufel had “ I haven’t had any conversa­ to be named later. But f i l l i e s Knicks latest tune a big hit TAKE DOWN — New York Islanders’ three hits and scored three runs their game Monday in Bloomington, tion with Pat Gillick regarding President Bill Giles saW he while Darryl Strawberry, Len Brent Sutter (21) goes'flying as he’s Minn. North Stars’ goalie John Casey this.” Yankees General Manager considered it essentially a Schu- Dykstra and rookies Andre David Loii Piniella told Newsday. taken down by Minnesota’s Curt Giles in iooks on. The Isianders won, 5-1. for-Young trade. Ap photo and Gregg Jefferies each had two Bell has been openly resisting ‘”rhere was no place for Stone A as they get rare road win OUT AT THIRD — Boston’s Marty inning of Monday’s game at Winter of the Mets’ 16 hits. an attempt by Toronto Manager and Hughes was headed for Red Sox 6, Astros 3; Rookie By The Associated Press Jimy Williams to move him from Maine (the Phillies’ top farm Barrett, left, is tagged out by Houston Haven, Florida. The Red Sox won, 6-3. kee with 26 points, Ricky Pierce third baseman Ken Caminiti in the sixth Brady Anderson hit his first had 21 and Jerry Reynolds, Perron sees a positive left field to designated hitter. The club),” Giles said. spring homer and Rich Gedman The New York Knicks are on NBA Roundup starting in place of the injured 28-year-old slugger hit 47 homers “ Rick Schu will come in here drove in three runs with a double. and drove in a league-leading 134 the road again and, for a change, Sidney Moncrief, had 20. Carr and battle for the third base job.” a chance to play every day. ” sa id me. Young, a four-year major- Anderson, who figures to play rims last year. He was rewarded Orioles Manager Cal Ripken Sr. their latest tune turned out to be a added 17 points and Randy Schu, who has been with the Phillies Personnel Director leaguer, hit .240 in llOgameswith center field until injured Ellis hit. with a two-year contract for a said. “ We’ve been short on Wittman 12 for the Hawks, who Phillies almost three seasons, Woody Woodward said Young 16 homers. 39 RBI and 10 stolen Burks returns, led off the first field goals in the first half but was out of tie with Fiames guaranteed $4.1 million. infielders in this organization. hitting .235 last year with seven After having won only three of "has ability from both sides with bases last year. are four games behind first-place with a 370-foot homeragainst Jim their first 30 road games, the blanked in the third quarter. Winfield, 36, will make $1.85 Schu is a guy with a lot of tools and homers and 23 RBI in 92 games. power. He can compete for a Schu was expendable because Deshaies. In the sixth, he singled, Detroit and four ahead of third- MONTREAL (AP) - On the Knicks withstood early 78 percent " I felt really good in the first surface, the outcome solved second place In the Patrick million this .year. He signed a abilities I ’m anxious to see here.” “ It’s tough leaving here, but in (regular) job. You go for it when Schmidt recently signed a two- stole second and scored on Marty place Milwaukee in the Central Division standings, one point shooting by San Antonio and half. I couldn’t miss,” Berry said. nothing in determining which of 10-year deal in 1981 for $18.3 “ I’m looking forward to getting the long run it will be better for you can get that type of player.” year contract at $2.15 million a Barrett’s double. Division. NHL Roundup behind first-place Washington. rallied from a 14-point deficit to “ I think we lost our composure the NHL powers might have at " I think we started playing The North Stars remained last in and everything stopped falling least a psychological advantage beat the Spurs 133-121 Monday really hard,” Carr said. "W e did for us in the second half. I thought heading into the Stanley Cup Islanders 5, North Stars 1 the Norris Division, two points night and improve their playoff the things we should do at all behind Toronto. hopes. we played a decent game overall, playoffs next month. times. I mean we got aggressive A four-goal first period and The Islanders scored goals In Sports In Sriof " I told our team at the half, but the inability to break the steady goaltending by Kelly Duke is wary of Rhody guards press and our defense breaking -- the heat was tumedup.” The 3-3 tie between Ca Iga ry a nd every way possible in the first regardless how far we were down Montreal in one of two NHL Hrudey carried New York over period:* two on the power play, down made the difference.” Wilkins said the Hawks must Matt Vaughn on LL-L East all-stars DURHAM, N.C. (AP) - Duke Island’s win over ninth-ranked Blue Devils exploited. (they had closed it to 67-62), we games Monday night — the New Minnesota. one shorthanded and one with the continue playing aggressive bas­ Coach Mike Krzyzewski has been Syracuse. He did it all in 30 “ We’re here because of our would wear out the Spurs in the Patrick Ewing added 23 points York Islanders beat Minnesota Hrudey stopped 34 of 35 shots teams at full strength. BRANFORD — Manchester High senior point guard Matt ketball if they hope to success­ doing his homework and he has East Region minutes. bench,” Krzyzewski said. "W e’re second half and win going away,” and Mark Jackson 20 for the 5-1 in the other - left the Flames while his teammates gave him all The North Stars narrowed the Vaughn was selected as a member of the Class LL-L all-star Knicks. fully defend their division title. figured out the Rhode Island “ I was really impressed with ACC champions because of our Coach Rick Pitino said. "They one point ahead of the Canadiens the goals he needed in the opening gap with a second-period goal by squad which will play the LL-L West team Saturday night at 8 at “ No question it is on your basketball arithmetic — Carlton him,” Krzyzewski said. “ I didn’t bench. If we continue to get the hurt us early in a man-to-man “ We kept the Spurs off the in the overall standings. period on scores by Brent Sutter, Marc Habscheid at 5:55,’hls third Branford High School. Some of Vaughn’s teammates on the LL-L iraid mind.” he said. "But you can’t Owens plus Tom Garrick equals Owens and Garrick are shoot­ anticipate him being as good as same type of performances like defensive boards and our overall Gerald Diduck, Pat LaFontaine since joining the Stars from the Ea8t team will be Troy McKoy of East Hartford, Mike Allen of defense, so I went to the full-court look that far ahead. We’ve got to The Calgary-Montreal result 78 percent of the Rams’ scoring. ing a combined 49 percent from he was. If they don’t have Green, that, we’re difficult to beat and rebounding was real good.” Ew­ and Brad Lauer. Canadian Olympic team. But Windham High, and James Coleman of Hall High of West pressure.” take it one game at a time until even maintained unbeaten Krzyzewski hopes his fifth- the field and 83 percent from the they don’t beat Syracuse, He’s a that can cause problems. ing said. "W e played good team The Islanders, 2-0-1- in their last Randy Wood got the goal back for Hartford. The East team will be co-coached by Manchester High Gerald Wilkins scored 25 points streaks for both teams — the ranked Blue Devils can keep that free throw line. They have top quality player in any "This team’s got a fine edge. defense in the second half.” the playoffs.” three games, all on the road, the Islanders at 15:47 of the third mentor Frank Kinel and Enfield High’s Don Pisati. as the Knicks climbed into a tie Canadiens haven’t lost in their equation in mind when they meet outscored the opposition’s start­ conference.” Everyone has to be functioning San Antonio Coach Bob Weiss jumped over Philadelphia into period. Tickets are $3 for adults and $2 for children. with Philadelphia fo_r .second Suns 107, Clippers 99 last 14 games (12-0-2) and the Rhode Island in the semifinals of ing guards in 49 of their last 51 Duke will be among the final 16 well to play at that level.” place in the Atlantic Division and said the Knicks’ “ zone defense Flames haven’t been beaten in the NCAA East Regionals in East games. teams in the NCAA tournament and pressure defense really hurt Walter Davis scored 24 points Pat Day to ride Forty Miner the eighth and final playoff spot in seven (5-0-2). Rutherford, N.J., Thursday But there is one more variable for the third straight season, and " (Thursday) is a chance to get us. We got some easy shots from and Jeff Hornacek had eight of his night. the Eastern Conference. They Facts you may want LEXINGTON, Ky. — Claiborne Farm has selected Pat Day in the Rhode Island equation — Krzyzewski reserves ample even more excited. They need their press, but they al.so forced a 17 in the final 2:05 as Phoenix But Montreal Coach Jean Per­ " I don’t think it’s possible for trail Indiana by three games and ron believes his team may have as the rider on Kentucky Derby favorite Forty Niner, replacing sophomore forward Kenny credit for the bench. that. This is a good team that can lot of turnovers. The whole key dealt the Clippers their 26th one guy to stay with their Green, last year’s Atlantic 10 Cleveland by one-half game and learned something about Joe Do you know the veteran Eddie Maple. Duke defeated Southern Metho­ get better. tonight was the press and how we straight road loss by outscoring guards,” Krzyzewski said Mon­ freshman of the year. lead Washington by one game. Nieuwendyk. the Flames’ splen­ that... Day, the Eclipse Award winner, will be aboard Forty Niner dist 94-79 Saturday, and SMU "This team has played better in did not handle it.” Los Angeles 14-2 in the final three day. “ They put a lot of pressure Green, the Rams’ sixth man, made a concentrated effort to 2 Elsewhere, Atlanta beat Mil­ did rookie, whose 51 goals tops Wilt Cham­ when he makes his next start in the Lafayette Stakes on April 8 on its first two (NCAA tournament) minutes. on your ability to communicate scored 23 points and had six isi- waukee 115-105 and Phoenix Hawks 115, Bucks 105 their scoring list. berlain once opening day of Keeneland’s spring meet. stop forward Danny Ferry. But ■ games than others I’ve had. 1 only Hornacek’s layup with 2:05 defensively.” rebounds last Saturday in Rhode that created openings the other »m. defeated the Los Angeles Kevin Willis scored seven of his played basket­ Herald Angle Maple rode Forty Niner last year when the colt won five-of-six hope we can get better.” remaining forged the 14th tie of Twice Nieuwendyk planted t at Clippers 107-99. 19 points during an 18-4 third- ball in Man­ Earl Yost starts, including the Champagne Stakes at Belmont, on his way to les the game at 99. Davis made two himself in front of Montreal The Spurs took a 34-20 first- quarter run that took Atlanta chester at the 2-year-old crown. Maple was also in the saddle all three times >ne free throws with 1:43 left to put goaltender Patrick Roy, and both Sports Editor Emeritus this year when Forty Niner finished second in the Hutchinson quarter lead, but the Knicks were from a 69-69 tie to an 85-73 lead. Clarke Arena the the Suns ahead to stay and times he was felled by a defense- aginst George Stakes, won the Fountain of Youth and lost the Florida Derby by a Vanderbilt finds new NCAA frontier ahead 102-92 going into the fourth Dominique Wilkins, who led all ley Hornacek added six more free man — with Mike Lalorand Cliris Mitchel’s Red whisker. quarter thanks to a 9-0 run in the One of those fan.s offered this iff. scorers with 35 points, and throws to keep them ahead. Chelios drawing penalties for Ambers. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Smith made both free throws to last minute of the third period. explanation for the outpouring: by Antoine Carr scored four points Eddie Johnson sconslft2 points using their sticks on parts of his Boxing great The Vanderbilt Commodores, give the Panthers a 69-66 lead, but Walter Berry led the Spurs with apiece during that stretch. anatomy. who faltered badly at the end of Midwest Region “ Vanderbilt fans don’t get to do Goheen’s 3-pointer at the buzzer 2 all for Phoenix and Mike Woodson Sugar Ray Robinson, called in Baseball Hall of Famer Roush dies 27points. He made inconsecutive Packers after graduating from this very often, but when we do, forced the extra period. Terry Cummings led Milwau­ had 24 for Los Angeles. “ If you take a slash and stay on many quarters the greatest the regular season, now are Notre Dame. Fay played college BRADENTON, Fla. — Edd Roush, a two-time National League I we cherish it.” The victory was the third ever IIT the ice for a while, you’re not pound for pound fighter to ever further along in the NCAA ball at Grove City, Pa. batting champ for the Cincinnati Reds and the oldest living the second at the final buzzer to Vandy Coach C.M. Newton and for Vanderbilt in NCAA tourna­ "It going to come back,” Perron lace on a pair of gloves, per­ tournament than ever before. Nassiff Arms’ basketball team member of the Hall of Fame, died Monday at age 94. send the game into overtime. He his Commodores were in the ment play. The second came my said. "He came back and skated formed in Manchester, not in the Evert announces match to Mill, surprised and beat the Milwau­ Roush, a winter resident of Bradenton, died after suffering an About 4.000 of their fans showed scored five points in the overtime stands in Lincoln, Neb., Sunday to Friday against Utah State. The me hard but we didn’t see him in front ring, but on the basketball floor kee Hawks of the NBA at the apparent heart attack at Bill McKechnie Field here. He was their appreciation by greeting the and finished with 22. watch Kansas edge Murray State first was in 1965. go of the net much after that. We with Marques Haynes’ Armory and later fell by two going to attend a Spring game between the Pittsburgh Pirates team when it, arrived Sunday The junior from Calvert City, 61-58 behind All-American Danny Vandy had not been to the c.y may have sent him a message.” Magicians. points to the Rochester Royals in Ky.. was, of course, a big hit with Nieuwendyk, rubbing a towel and the Texas Rangers, according to his daughter, Mary Roush from Lincoln. Neb., where it Manning’s 25 points. NCAA since 1974, when it lost its DUt takes care of business on court exhibition play. the crowd at the Nashville through his lanky body following Manchester native Cam Gam- Allen. stunned No. 8 Pittsburgh 80-74 in “ They’re an outstanding first game. The Commodores lost Re­ Professional boxing was staged airport. the game, acknowledged that bolati trained the Kentucky Roush was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1962 with Jackie overtime. team,” Newton said. “ I'm really five of their last seven games lay Bv Steven Wine at several sites in Manchester "It was something. It was "This is a once-in-a-lifetime "they wanted to make a state­ Derby winner in 1985, Spend-a- Robinson, Bob Feller and the late Bill McKechnie, another impressed with them. They’ve before the NCAA tournament ent The Associated Press including the State Armory, really incredible,” Coach C M. thing for anybody,” Goheen said, ment, maybe because thVj^’re Buck. Bradenton resident. got a great player in Manning, began, including a first-round aid Wells Street Armory (since dem­ as he and his teammates shook aware I have 31 goals on the Former world’s featherweight During his 18-year career, Roush had a .325 lifetime batting Newton said. good people to go with him and loss to Louisiana State in the SEC K E Y BISCAYNE, Fla. - Chris olished) , Cheney Hall, Red Men’s The celebration could hardly hands and signed autographs in power play, but I don’t think ib boxing champion Willie Pep average. they’re well-coached." tournament. te- Evert announced one match and Arena (site of Lynch Motors have been more frenzied than the the crowd. " It ’s incredible; I “I was very smart on their part. fought a number of times in S > In 1929 he batted .324 for the New York Giants, but held out the Vandy won against Pittsburgh Vanderbilt is one of two SEC won another at the $2.1 million today) and Mt. Nebo. Featured last few seconds of regulation knew a few people would be out to “ There’s nothing more gratify­ Manchester as an amateur on entire 1930 season over a contract dispute. He played his final without star center Will Perdue, teams in the final 16 of the NCAA, Ing Lipton International Players main events included Willie Pep play against 8 Pittsburgh earlier see us. but to have this kind of ing than' to see us get power-play shows held at the State Armory season for the Reds in 1931 and batted .271. who had to foul Pitt’s Charles the other being Kentucky. Five ow Championships. and Chico Vejar. crowd this late is unbelievable. goals because of it.” and the Red Men’s Arena. Sunday. Smith with five seconds to play to SEC schools were invited, but ow Evert, seeded No. 2, advanced Following World War II, Man­ Barry Goheen hit two 3- It’s a credit to our fans, who are lod Both penalties against Nieu­ keep the Panthers from running LSU, Florida and Auburn did not to today’s quarterfinals of the Four natives of Manchester chester boasted championship pointers in the last five seconds. ven^ special.” wendyk came when the Cana­ Calloway leaves Indiana out the clock. survive the first weekend of play. :he two-week tournament Monday reached the major leagues in basketball entries in order, Con­ !tO diens were already short one with a 6-4, 6-2 victory over baseball. In order they were necticut League, Eastern League player, and the Flames profited Indiana basketball forward Ricky Calloway has decied to Pascale Paradis of France. Then, Herman Bronkie, Tom Kelley, and American League. leaves the Bloomington school and may transfer to another als both times. The goals were scored Evert announced that she and M oe Morhardt and Jay The East Side Recreation Cen­ university for his remaining year of eligibility, an Indianapolis ew by Joey Mullen, set up craftily Oklahoma will be Louisville’s big test former U.S. Olympic skier Andy Johnstone. ter was built in 1916, the West Side television station reported. The 6-foot-6 junior forward lost his n. each time by Mike Bullard’s Mill will be married this summer Bobby Knight, the most tal­ Rec Center — before expansion starting position for the defending national champions and did the opposition to 44 percent is goalmouth pass. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - The better than they do would be an or fall. ented dribbler to ever play and renamed Mahoney Center — not play in the season-ending 72-69 loss to Richmond at the shooting, and there’s little -23 The goals — the 36th and 37th by learning is over for sophomore overstatement.” he said. “ We’ve Evert told reporters she an­ basketball with a local team, in 1914 and the Community Y in Hartford Civic Center. Southeast wonder the Cardinals have out- he Mullen — eclipsed an earlier Keith Williams and freshman faced a lot of presses, but I don’t nounced the engagement so she went from the Manchester 1935. scored opponents by nine points a er first-period effort by Montreal’s LaBradford Smith. On Thursday think we’ve played against one as could end rqmors and concen­ Guards to the Harlem Globetrot­ Leo Katkaveck is the lone Silk game over the recent run. Guy Carbonneau. But Claude comes the test. good as theirs. It’s the best I’ve id- trate on the tournament. ters, back to the Guards and then Town native to play major pro Barkley NBA player of week Oklahoma’s pressure. But Smith Lemieux, with the lone goal in the How well they withstand No. 4 But Oklahoma is a different seen. me “ It’s big news for one day, and on the New York Knicks. His late basketball. The former Cheney and Williams have shown a matter. second period, created a 2-2 tie. NEW YORK — Charles Barkley of the Philadelphia 76ers, who Oklahoma’s pressure defense then the next day you’re on to game dribbling shows kept the Tech star who won All-American recent ability to protect the ball, "W e’re going to be pressing "For us to beat Oklahoma Defenseman Gary Suter rifled averaged 28.8 points and shot 69 percent from the field last week, will determine whether the Louis­ something else, and I can get on crowds until the final whistle. honors at North Carolina State and Louisville has ridden their them and they’re going to be we re going to have to play at a shot through Roy’s pads to was named NBA Player of the Week on Monday. ville guards will extend their first with my tennis,” said the veteran Ray Felix was the tallest man played for Manager Coach Red improved play to victories in 11 of pressing us,” Crum said. “ It’s not least as well as we did against restore the Flames’ margin early Barkley also averaged 12.5 rebounds and 4.5 assists in leading season together into Saturday’s gy^j KOinSl from Boca Raton, Fla. “ This is an to play basketball with a local Auerbach’s Washington Capitals the last 12 games. going to be a half-court game. It’s in the third period. But Larry the 76ers to a 3-1 record. finals of the NCAA Tournament's important tournament for me, team. ’The 6-11 center out of Long in the Basketball Association of Against BYU, for instance, the going to be played at the full 94 9 Barkley edged Portland’s Terry Porter for the award. Porter Southeastern Regional. and I really want to do well.” Robinson scored the tying goal Island University starred with Cardinals committed only six Ixiuisville. 24-10, is "playing the with 7:53 to play. America, forerunner of the NBA. Oklahoma has won 32 of 35 feet.” the British-Americans when the averaged 27 points and 9.8 assists last week. turnovers, the team's lowest total best we've played this year ” Advancing to Wednesday’s Katkaveck led Cheney to its only games with a simple formula: And that. Crum adds, favors “ Larry goes for the net a lot,” team won the American Pro in four years. Add in a 6.2 rebound Crum said. "W e’re not favored, men’s quarterfinals were No. 2 state hoop crown in 1941. press the opponent’s guards to Oklahoma. seed Jimmy Connors, No. 3 said Shayne Corson, whose pass League. Felix, the league’s most margin per game while holding so there’s no pressure on us. Major track and field programs Bullard NHL player of week distraction, cause a bushel of "To say we can run and do it from Inside the faceoff circle valuable player, moved on to the Miloslav Mecir of Czechoslova­ were staged both at the West Side turnovers, and convert the mis­ found Robinson at the edge of the Baltimore Bullets the next MONTREAL — Mike Bullard of Calgary, who had three goals kia, No. 7 Anders Jarryd of Oval and Robertson Park. Native takes into cheap baskets. crease, and the wily Robinson season. and five assists in three road games, was selected Monday the Sweden and unseeded Jay son Joe McGuskey, a two-time It’s a strategy that works. The slammed the puck past net- NHL player of the week for the period ending March 20. M&M boys leaders of ‘61 Yankees Berger. Berger, ranked No, 55, Minnesota Fats once per­ USA Olympian, was usually the Sooners have averaged 104.6 AP ph oto minder Mike Vernon. “ He Bullard, who has scored at least one point in each of his last nine beat No. l l Emilio Sanchez of formed his magic with a cue stick main attraction. points a game while causing 24 ENGAGED — Tennis star Chris Evert announced creates a lot of ice. so it was easy games, scored a goal and two assists in an 8-6 victory over the Continued from page II Stafford, 14-0; and Rollie Shel­ good years was that all the Spain 6-4, 7-5, 6-4. Berger upset at the King’s store in Manchester. Halfback Allan Webb went turnovers a game. to get the puck to him.” The world’s best pool sharks were Hartford Whalers on March 15, and added a goal and two assisU Immediately, Mantled thrived. don, 11-5. pressure was on Roger and No. 5 Andres Gomez last week. Monday that she’s engaged to former U.S. Olympic skier from the local Merchants to a “ A lot of their point production Robinson, grateful that the in a 7-5 victory over the Boston Bruins two nights later. Whitey Fort emerged as “ The Houk propped up an unsettled Mickey. With all the talk about Other women advancing were Andy Mill. The announcement came following her victory frequent visitors to town at the starting defensive berth with the comes off their defense. They Canadiens emerged with at least Other players who received consideration for the award were Chairman of the Board” under mound squad by ordering Ellie home runs, they were under the No. 5 Helena Sukova of Czechoslo­ at the Lipton International Players Championship C^enter Billiards including Irving New York Giants in the National capitalize on your mistakes," one point, was disenchanted that Crane, Willie Mosconi and Willie Boston center Craig Janney, Pittsburgh Penguins defenseman the Houk regime. Known as New Howard to call the signals every gun and the rest of us were free to vakia and No. 9 Barbara Potter. Monday. Football League. The Merchants Louisville Coach Denny Crum the team had yielded goals Hoppe. Zarley Zalapski and Montreal goaltender Patrick Roy. York’s “ money’ hurler. Fort, day behind the plate. Howard also play and not worry.” Evert, 33, and Mill, 35, will at the time were unbeaten and said Monday. because of two-man disadvan­ Speaking of billiards, native who Stengel had kept rested for hit a career-high .348. Aging Winning the 1961 AL pennant. schedule their wedding around Her opponent tonight will be claimed the mythical New Eng­ “ I think me and LaBradford the tennis calendar. Forget of France 6-2, 1-6, 6-4, 7-6 tages. “ The big difference was son Larry Liscotti reigned as land title. the big starts, worked every backstop Yogi Berra, 36, shared New York finished eight games Sukova, who has won two straight Report says Tyson stripped of title can handle it. I think we’re going left field with unpredictable Hec­ ahead of the Detroit Tigers, a “ Maybe we’ll do it after Wim­ (7-4). the 5-on-3s,” he remarked. “ If not undisputed world champion sev­ Guido “ Champ" Giorgetti fourth day for the first time. Amid against Evert. Sukova beat No. 12 to stand up to the test,” said tor Lopez. But fleet-footed Man­ powerful team that won 101 bledon, and maybe we’ll do it for that, we would have won the eral years ago. picked up the nickname after he NEW YORK — Heavyweight champion Mike Tyson has been the Yankee home-run frenzy, the Raffaella Reggi of Italy on Connors, who has won every set game.” Williams, who was credited with tle. in center, and rifle-armed games. after the U,S, Open,” she said. Florist George Krause was for met and defeated the best horse­ stripped of his title by the International Boxing Federation, little lefty posted his first 20-win Monday 6-3, 6-0, In his four matches, will play a career-high 12 assists in the Maris, in right, helped the Yanks Ironically, hitting wasn’t the Evert called the engagement Robinson also was disturbed — many years one of New Eng­ shoe players in New England. according to a published report. season. " I went 25-4, and nobody “ I can’t say I’m playing well Jarryd on Wednesday. Cardinals’ 97-76 romp over highlight of New York’s victory announcement a “ nice distrac­ with good reason — about the land’s top-flight speed skaters. Sy Roseman, public relations director for the IBF, said Tyson noticed,” he joked. lead the AL in fielding. enough to win the tournament,” Twenty seven and one-half laps Brigham Young in last weekend’s over the National League cham­ tion.” She hasn’t lost a set in the “ I ’m satisfied with the way I ’m anemic Montreal power play, Dick Lindgren, principal at forfeited the title Monday when he entered the ring for his defense But Fort won the Cy Young Anchored by Skowron at first Sukova said, “ I have to be more around the indoor track at the second round. pion Cincinnati Reds in the playing right now, win or lose,” which failed to produce a goal iii filing Junior High, was a hard­ against Tony Tubbs without the IBF belt, the New York Times Award In ’61 even though he base, they put together the best two-week tournament, but she confident on the big points Uian I East Side Rec equals one mile. “ There’s no time to not play five-game World Series •aid she was sub-par Monday. said Connors, 35. “ I ’m eager. I ’m six chances, including a four- hitting outfielder while a student reported in its Tuesday editions. completed only 11 games. His infield in baseball. Houk wisely am right now,” Lew Randall, Cheney Tech well,” Williams added. "You Fort extends his World Series '*rve played three good not tired right now. minute stretch when Calgary’s at Central Connecticut State director, is a former minor ’Tyson, after wearing only his World Boxing Council and World frequent relief partner was Louis had assigned three young Yan­ Potter scored a 6-3, 6-0 victory Tim Hunter was assessed a have to play well or you’re out.” shutout skein to 32 conservative matches and today was very University. , < league professional baseball Boxing Association belts into the ring, stopped challenger Tony Arroyo, the unlikely new bullpen kees — Clete Boyer, 3b; Tony against West (>erman Sabine double minor. Louis^Ile, which also uses the innings, erasing a prize record of m ediocre,” said Evert, who "A s long as I don’t get ‘over- Jerry Fay and Dave Hayes outfielder. Tubbs with six seconds left in the second round. are who became the darling of Kubek, ss; and Bobby Richard­ Auer, who upset No, 4 Hana “ It seems like we don’t have press, has caused 17.2 turnovers a 292> scoreless innings established raced to a 5-1 lead and then tennised’ to the point where I were the only Manchester men to Lou Irvin, multi-cultural and Tyson’s manager. Bill Cayton, was told before the fight by IBF Houk’s reconstructed pitching son, 2b — to play their positions Mandlikova on Saturday, anyone taking charge out there,” game. But the Cardinals have staff. The dumpy <]uban screw- long before by a young AL hurler struggled. “After a match like dread getting up and practicing play in the National Football human relations coordinator for championship committee chairman Bill Brennan that the title full time. ^ In men’s play, Connors elimi­ said Robinson. "When that surrendered the ball 17.1 times a bailer saved 29 Yankee games. Years later, Johnny Blanchard named George H. Ruth. this, hopefully I ’ll concentrate a and going out and playing my League. Fay, a tackle, was with Manchester schools, p la y ^ pro would be vacated if the champion failed to wear the nated Amos Mansdorf of Israel matches. I’ll play inspired happens, there’s a tendency for organization’s belt into the ring, Roseman said. game, a figure that would seem­ Arroyo also won 15. Other key recalled; “ 1 think part of the Said Fort; “ This sure wasn’t a little more” in the quarterfinals. 6-3, 6-4, 6-3, Jarryd beat Guy Philadelphia, and Hayes, an end, football Including a stint with the ingly show their vulnerability to good year for the Babe.” tennis.” people to stand around.” performed with the Green Bav Hartford Knights. winners: Ralph Terry. 16-3; Bill reason so mnay guys had such H — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, March 22 , 1988 U-MA MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. March 22. 1988 _15 C6 Editors Deborah Bray Classroom Editor Pumi World championships still big with figure skaters Rafna Kelley Renee Fournier r Photograph Editor BvBy SalvatoreSolvotore ZancaZonco tiwiiivtoday, with with Mofaiia Natalia Bestemla- uri#K ■ with good memories." Bestemia medalists, '^ere upset less than a people can say they have even Stacey Zackin ACRO of The Asioclated Press nova and Andrei Bukin of the nova said. want to think about a family and T h e H i g h S c h o o l W o r l d Soviet Union aiming for their month later at the world cham­ pursue other interests. won one world championship." pairs start tonight with ' After seconds at the 1984 1 _ populi rd BUDAPEST. Hungary — Com­ fourth straight world champion­ pionships by Canadians Barbara The men’s event gets underway Volume LII, No. 22 4 Vagtbor their short program of seven Olympics and the 1984, 1985 and 11 ing so soon after the Olympics, ship, a mark that would place Underhill and Paul Martini. Wednesday with the school fig­ Compiled by students of MHS, published by the Manchester Herald Stephen Armstrong, faculty adviser 9 Erich basic required moves. StrohaiiT f/O the World Figure Skating Cham­ Valova and Vasiliev would like ures that count SO per cent of the 1986 world championship, he them in select company. Olympic gold medalisU Eka­ 12 Prasidan er pionships may be thought of as an The great British couple of nothing better than to turn the score. finally gained the world title last terina Gordeeva and Sel^ei Grin­ tables this time on their country­ year in Cincinnati, taking the Lincoln anticlimax. Jayne Torvill and Christopher kov of the Soviet Union look to Brian Ornr of Canada looks to 13 Amaricai To the skaters, who began men, Gordeeva and Grinkov. hold onto his world title after the crown away from American Indian ck Dean had four world titles and an confirm their superiority with the competition today, the worlds Olympic gold medal, exactly the Valova and Vasiliev won the disappointing loss at the 1988 Brian Boitano. Basketball team 14 Arab gai an knowledge that the last Olympic sliver medal at last month’s Boitano took the Olympic gold 15 Containa still are a big event, with many of same that “B&B" would end up year, lOM, found a different world Olympics in his home country. nd the top competitors wanting to Olympics in Calgary. "When I left Calgary, I was medal in Calgary. 16 Inhabitai Bff with if the Soviet pair are champion pair than the Olympic Danmarl end their amateur careers as victorious here. tltllst. A third world championship for looking forward to Budapest. “I’ve come into this competiton 17 Dabtor'a on the husband-wife team — they more relaxed. I Just want to let it winners, champions. "This is our last competition Elena Valova and Oleg Vasi- Even the day after, I wanted to strives to win 18 Korean ( en The ice dancers got started won in 198Fand 1985 — would be a come and maintain my world happen. Just like it did in 20 Creak ne and, of course, we want to finish liev, the 19M Olympic gold 22 Put out ( fitting end to their career. They title,” Orsersaid. "Not too many Cincinnati," Orser said. Although they lost the team’s Goldston. Eric Widmer and Art TS 24 Curve semi-final game against Nor­ Temple, who both came off the 25 Promiia walk, the intense desire to win has bench, contriuted a great deal to 28 Architac bs catapulated the Manchester High Saarinen ed the team’s success with their boys’ basketball team to newer main contribution being on 30 ^ lily hit heights. 34 Aatronai ng ' defense. right" (c SCOREBOARD The team reached the semi­ The biggest surprises this year, v t a . ) lis finals for the first time in 32 years Kinel said, are Calvin Meggett 35 U ^ h la with a sparkling 20 and 3 won/lost and Temple with Temple being a 36 Braazy r s New Enolond Reelonol Level ll Pee 37 Cross Wee Tournament ot Eetex Junction, Vt. record. Coach Frank Kinel has particularly pleasant surprise. ng Win, lost* & l)ILi:W NIT picture WESTJIEGIONAL intcriptii H ockey Fith lost to Concord, N .H ., 2-1 and to FIrtt Round been a guiding force behind this Being the first seed in the East 39 Tariff rid Woonsocket, R .I., 9-1, before being At SM Lake City M Lewiston-Auburn, M e., 4-1. Tom MItnev team’s resurgence as a power in Regional shouldn’t put unneeded 41 Average ng FIRST ROUND Thursday, March 17 42 Sleeps nk wos outstanding In goal. D.W. Fish . Wednesday, March 14 North Carolina X , North Texas stnt* « the CCC East division. pressure on the team, says Kinel, capped Its season at 44-11-7. Ohio St. 84, Old Dominion 73 Loyola, California 119,^<55iSo m The two co-captains of this because they are tied for third in 43 Wings ng NHL 8t8ndlng8 _ Thursdoy, March 17 Michigan 63, Boise StataS8 44 Highest Georglo53, (taorglo Southern 48 Rorlda « , St. John's X year’s squad. Matt Vaughn and the state and knowing that takes 45 Nagativt Pm W m B2 _At_Lot Angelet WALES CONFERENCE Omnecticut 42, West Virginia 57, O T Troy Peters, have also provided a some of the pressure off. 47 Fall bahl ad Tool Stop lost all three at the Evansville 44, Utah 55 49 Freebies Patrtdi Division Arizona 90, Cornell X lot of leadership which has been The post-season, in’ which a ns Watertown Invitational Tournoment. Louisiana Tech 44, Arkansas-Uttle Rock 52 Parformi W L T Fts OF OA Tool Stop lost to Bridgeport, 4-2, to 54 Seton Hall X , Texat-EI Paso 44 very useful over the course of the team makes it to the tournament en Woshlngton 37 29 7 81 2 » 214 Iowa 10Z Florida State X anew N Y Islanders 35 29 10 SO 3S1 247 Southern Connecticut, 3-2, ond to Boston College 73, Siena 45 regular season. This year’s team if they win 40 percent of their id Watertown, 8-7. Rob Zlkus had six Houston 49, Fordham 41 Jason Qoodard goes up for two points in a recent game 56 _ and n Philadelphia 34 30 7 79 247 249 sot?rrs“?Se‘U «'»■ has also seen a “dramatic im­ games, is good because “it makes 87 "Ooll'a K VO N Y Rangers 33 32 8 74 273 259 pools, Denis Morin three and Greg Nfsf AAexIco 84, Pepperdine 75 against Glastonbury High School. The boys basketball Pittsburgh Lemlln and Charles Lenort one opiece. Oregon 81, Santa Clara 45 Second Round provement” in the play of Jason each game more dramatic,” and author 31 33 9 71 288 291 John Rothman and Ryan Smith each « Salt Lake City New Jersey 32 34 5 49 258 2S3 Friday, March 18 team just completed a successful regular season. Goddard, Paris Oates, and Cory also because it would take too 61 Hebrew Adorns Divislen hod two assists and Andy Gabourney f Ifhfjlond State 89, Illinois State 83, O T M«rcl» 19 A 62 Genua o Michigan IX, Florida X v-Montreol and Bret Lewis one opiece for Tool Middle Tennessee State 85, Tennessee long if it was double-elimination. Eric Widmer goes up for a tough shot against 42 20 12 94 274 219 Stop. M ^North Oirollna 123, Uyoto, Qillfornlo rodanta V-Boston 40 28 4 84 281 237 Kinel said. Glastonbury High School. Widmer was named by coach 63 Uneven Buffalo VlTOlnlo Commonwealth 81, AAarshall X 34 30 9 77 241 280 Arkansas State 70, Northeast Louisiana At Lot Angelet When asked if he thought he 64 (tallaotic Quebec 32 37 4 48 254 273 99 Frank Kinel as one of the year’s pleasant surprises. Hartford ^ . Sunday, March X would have a good team next year facta 30 34 7 47 222 250 Southern Mississippi 74, Clemson 49 Arizona 84, Seton Hall 55 Mayer stands out in crowd 65 Compas CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Iowa 104, Nevodo-Los Vegas M as this year, Kinel replied, “I try Norris Divislen ^ lo ro d o State 43, New Orleans 54 66 Eatimati D ek H ockey Stanford X , Long Beach St. 77 SemHInolt w L T Ms OF OA It is not difficult to spot When asked what he considered not to think ahead,” but there is a 67 Diaaantl x-Detrolt At Seattle 39 25 9 87 295 243 SECOND ROUND _ FThtay, March 25 Manchester High School Senior himself, Mayer replied, “a lot of talent coming back. v-St. Louis 32 34 8 72 2X 241 _ Mondoy, March 21 North (iirolino, 246 vs. Michigan, 267, Math team prepares DOW v-Chlcogo 30 34 Hank Mayer In a crowd. He can freak.” 8 X 2X 2X Devils ConnectIcutX, Louisiana Tech 59 TBA Toronto 20 44 10 so 255 314 Arizona, 33-2 vs. Iowa, 24-9, TB A be characterized by a tie-dye, a On the other hand, the worst - TOM SHEILS Contain) MInnesoto 18 44 12 . ^ TVotday, March 22 48 224 314 In playoff action, the Manchester Southern Mississippi, 1810, at Virginia Chomplonthlp necklace with a big peace sign, thing he considers about MHS is Acting e riha Divislen Devils trimmed the Bristol Wlnt- At Seattle 44 21 9 Commonwealth, 2M1, 7 :X p.m. for state match Strange v-Colgorv 97 343 285 rhawks, 7-3, Monday night In Woter- and dark sunglasses even on "the way people stereotype other NBA leaders Cleveland Stotok22-7, at Ohio State, 17-12, Sunday, Morch 27 form) 40 23 10 X 3X 259 bury. Rich Tramontano and Damian 7 :X p.m. North Carol no-MIchlgan winner vs. V-Winnipeg 31 33 10 rainy days. people — including faculty.” 72 272 284 Brooke each hod three-goal hot tricks . S?®'’®*°'®''*'P*88lddleTennessee,22-10, Arizono-lowa winner, TBA More he Los Angeles 27 41 7 41 287 333 and Todd ZInker had a goal and four B asketball _NEW YO RK (A P ) — The National 8 :X p.m. Free time is usually spent Also, ail of the negative feelings After its final meet on March 9. team. The schools must qualiiy Entartai) Voncouver 22 „ 44 ^ Do you 9 S3 255 305 assists. Goalie Cathy Templeton hod Basketball Association Individual scoring, Boston College, 1613, at Evansville, 21-7, -THE FINAL POUR working long hours at the Hear­ and attitudes shown toward oth­ the MHS Math Club began by being in the top. half of its Sumac K-clInched division title several key saves. Kevin Romanlewicz, rebounding, fleldgoal percen tal and assist 8 :X p.m. At Kantot City, Mo. V/) _ Saturday, March 24 After high school, Mayer will tuberculosis. to reach the .second round of Edmonton ot Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Aguirre, Dali. X X I 314 15M 24.1 Pairings, Sites and Times TB A Mayer listens to many types of Toronto ot Voncouver, 10:35 p.m. New Jersey 17 48 .242 Tt'fy Theus, Sac. X 528 2X 1343 21.3 Each student takes three ' H Central Dlvtslon Final achoolboy hoop poll music. probably attend welding school at Very few of these X-rays competition. Wednesday's Games Scott, LA L X 5X 213 1385 21.3 SEMIFINALS rounds and the team round. If a Quebec at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Exhibition b88eball standings Detroit 44 20 .488 — Cummings, Mil. X 512 207 1231 21.2 “I like 60s and 70s music a lot Howell Cheney Regional Voca­ showed any cause for concern. Mariyn Cavanna. the Math Atlanto 40 24 .425 4 Tuesday, March 29 student .scores high enough to O W 8 Washington at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Chambers, Sea. X 4X 359 1371 X.8 At New York H AR TFO R D (A P ) — Here Is the final and 50s, and 80s, too, I guess. It all tional Technical School and "go After a few questionable X-rays Club adviser, feels that team Minnesota at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Chicago 37 28 .549 7>/j Thorpe, Sac. X 5X 342 1342 X.4 place first, second or third, they AMERICAN LEAGUE Milwaukee 34 28 .543 8 Semifinals, 7 p.m. ond 9 p.m. Connecticut high school basketball poll as depends on (my) mood swings. on from there.” were examined more thoroughly, members "are hopeful of doing New York Islanders ot Los Angeles. W L Pet. Johnson, L A L X 429 345 1232 20.5 10:35 p.m. Indiana 32 33 .492 12'/i compiled bv a panel of state sportswrlters qualify for the American Re­ H L N Kansas City 13 4 .484 M.Molone, Wash, 42 410 447 1249 M.5 THIRD PLACE ond broadcasters for W TIC radio. Theteom That is what it really is.” Living in Manchester is out of the administration reported well.” although the final team has New York 13 4 .484 Cleveland 30 34 .455 15 gional Math League Competition. WESTERN CONFERENCE Wednesday, March x nomes are followed bv records, number of He does not believe that there the question because "the water happily that those MHS student not yet been chosen. Toronto 11 4 .447 Field Goal Percentage At New York first-place votes ond total points. Closs Cavanna hopes that sophomore A N G NHL results Californio 10 7 .588 Midwest Division F G FG A Pet are any deep hidden meanings in is awful.” Maine is a possibility X-rayed were totally free from The competition is based on W L Pet. OB Semifinal losers, 7 p.m. champions aredesignated. Mark Benford will be able to Oakland 9 9 500 McHale, Bos. 442 723 .411 1. St. Joseph (Trum bull), 261,17,179.Class the lyrics, “they are obvious and because "you are in the middle of infections. both individual performance and x-Dallos 43 21 .472 — Parish, Bos. 347 4X .584 qualify for the competition to be I X V Seattle 9 9 .500 Houston 38 25 .4IB 4'/i CHAMPIONSHIP Lstate champions. said straight out” Some of his nature. You can do anything and Tuberculosis still kills one school standing. The school must Islanders 5, North Stars 1 Texos 9 9 .500 Borkley, Phil. 593 1025 .579 Wednesday, March X 2. Worren Harding (Bridgeport), 21-2, 0, held at Penn State University. PREVIO Chicago 11 .450 x-Denver 39 24 .400 4W Stockton, Utah 357 419 .577 favorites include the Grateful be happy.” American every 50 minutes. qualify as a team during the 9 Utah 34 29 .554 Vh Al New York 154. absolute Cleveland 8 10 .444 Mohom, Det. 2X 437 .572 Semifinal winners, 9 p.m. 3. Holy Cross (Woterbury), 23-3, 1, IX . Mayer’s most definite future Mobile X-ray units operated in regular meets in order to be N .Y. Islanders 4 0 1 5 San Antonio 24 40 .375 19 Rodman, Det. 327 573 .571 DeOd, Max Creek, Country Joe Milwaukee 8 12 .400 Sacramento 19 44 .292 24'/j Class LLstote champions. eligible to send an eight-person Minnesota 0 1 0— 1 Boston 7 11 .389 West, Phoe. 239 426 .541 4. Norwalk,226,0,121. and the Fish, and Frank Zappa. plans are to visit Arizona after Manchester for twodays, making - YOAN JOHNSON First Period— 1, New York, Sutter 25 Baltimore 4 11 .353 Pacific Division Williams, N.J. 360 444 .557 stops at schools, convalescent x-L.A. Lakers 51 14 .785 — 5. Bristol Central,21-2,0,91. The wide variety of people is graduatioh with his brother. The 2 (Jonsson), 2:39 (sh>. 2, New York, MInnesoto 11 .353 Berry, S.A. 434 782 .555 4 x-Portlond 42 22 .454 8'/j 4, St. Paul (Bristol), 20-7,0,66. ClassMstate trip is a present from their homes, and in the Manchester DIduck 7 (King, Potvin), 12:28 (0 0 ). 3, New Detroit 4 13 .235 Levlnoston, Atl. 235 429 .548 champions. what Mayer considers the best York, LaFontalne 43, 14:14. 4, New York, Seottle 34 32 .515 17'/z HANK MAYER Parkade shopping Center. NATIONAL LEAGUE Phoenix 21 44 .323 30 7. Westhlll (Stamford),23-3,0,X. thing about MHS. parents. Lauer 14 (Trottler, DIduck), 17:41 (pp). W L Pet. Rebounding NCAA tournament picture 8. Wl Iby (Woterbury), 21 -3,0,33. Penoltles— Kerr, N Y (Interference), 2:10; Golden State 14 48 .250 34Vz G Off Def Tot Avg “People are strange. Every Bui still, peace is his bigge.sl Los Angeles 14 4 .700 L A. Clippers 13 51 .203 V 'h 9. Kolbe-Cdthedral (Bridgeport), 196, 0, Kino, NY (hooking), 7:43; Rouse, Min Chicago 13 8 .419 Oakley, ChL 45 231 542 793 12.2 25. group has their own little aura of concern. "Remember — give (roughing), 11:12; Vukota, NY (rough­ New York .411 x-clinched playoff berth Cage, LAC 54 247 405 472 12.0 EAST REGIONAL 11 7 Momtoy's OonMS 10. St. Bernard (Montville), 17-7,0,24. people — jocks, preps, brains, peace a chance.” he .said. ing), 11:12; Giles, Min (holding), 11:27; Cincinnati 10 7 588 Olaluwon, Hou. 43 235 512 747 11.9 Flrtl Round 11. New London, 216,0, X. Rouse, Min (slashing), 14:24; Wood, N Y Atlanta 115, Milwaukee 105 Barkley, Phil. 43 294 447 743 11.8 At Chapel Hill, N.C. and the ordinary American citi­ Montreal 10 7 588 New York 133, Son Antonio 121 1Z Manchester,206,0,19. Hockey team falls (holding), 18:21; New York bench,servedby Houston 10 9 .524 Malone, Utah 45 219 541 740 11.7 Thursday, March 17 13. East Hartford, 165,0, 18. zens. It is weird to study them.” Vukota (delay of gome), 20:00. Phoenix 107, Los Angeles Clippers 99 Tarpley, Dali. 43 279 453 732 11.4 Rhode Island 87, Missouri X - LAURIE BRINDISI San Froncisco 9 9 .500 Tuesday’s Gomes 14. Bosslck (Bridgeport), 146,0,17. Second Period— 5, Minnesota; Habscheld St. Louis 8 8 .500 M.Molone, Wash. 42 293 413 704 11.4 Syrocuse 69, North Carolina A&T 55 15. Bulkelev (Hartford), 1610,0,14. 3 (Giles, Schrelber), 5:55 (op). Philadelphia at New Jersey, 8 p.m. Lalmbeer, Det. 44 131 529 440 10.3 Southern Methodist X , Notre Dame 75 Pittsburgh ' 9 11 .450 Indlono at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. 14. Avon, 236,0,7. ClassSstate champions. 2 Penalties— Gogner, Min (crosschecking), Philadelphia 8 10 .444 (jmlnski, Phil. 44 198 441 459 10.3 Duke 85, Boston University 69 Atlanta at Mllvwiukee, 8:30 p.m. 17. Hlllhouse (New Haven), 136,0,5. to team of alumni 3:12; Lauer, N Y (hooking), 4:04; McLel- Thorpe, Sac. 45 223 429 452 10.0 At Hartford, Conn, San Diego 8 10 .444 New York at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. 18. WllburCross (New Haven), 168,0,3 lan, Min (tripping), 10:34; Musll, Min Atlanta 4 13 .235 niday, March 18 19. Plalnfleld,261,0,2. (high-sticking), 12:17; LaFontalne, NY San Antonio at Denver, 9:30 p.m. Assists (taorglo Tech X , Iowa State 78 N O TE : Spllt-sauod games count In Phoenix at Utah, 9:30 p.m. 20. Danbury, 186, 0, 1, and E.O. Smith MHS hockey program that played (holding), 13:15; Giles, Min (tripping), standings, ties do not G NO. Avg. Richmond 72, Indlono 69 (Storrs),226,0,l. The MHS hockey team had a 15:14. Houston ot Los Angeles Lakers, 10:30 Stockton, Utah 45 823 12.7 Temple 87, Lehigh 73 were Bob Blake. Mike (^rneris. Monday's I2ames p.m. hard enough time with their Third Period— 4, New York, Wood 21 Philadelphia 9, Los Angeles 4 Johnson, LAL 40 710 11.8 Georgetown 66, Louisiana State X Malt Paggioli, Jeff Lampson, (Trottler, Krom m ), 15:47. Penalties— Kansas City 5, St. Louis 3 Wednesday's Games Porter, Port. 44 447 10.4 Second Round regular opponents this year, but Lauer, N Y (hooking), 5:47; Gagner, Min New York Mets 9, Montreal 3 Washington at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Jackson, N.Y. 44 450 10.2 At Chapel Hin, N.C. things got even worse recently Peter Gallasso, and Mike (slashing), 5:47; Vukota, NY, double Poston 4, Houston 3 New Jersey at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Rivers, Atl. 41 580 9.5 Saturday, March 19 Chicago at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. when the team was faced with the Scholenberger, mlnor-misconduct (charging, rough­ Texas 1, Pittsburgh 0 McMillan, Sea. 44 581 Rhode Island 97, Syracuse 94 Transactions ing), 9:18; Bellows, Min, misconduct, Minnesota 4, Cincinnati 3 Denver at Los Angeles Clippers, 10:30p.m. Thomas, Det. 43 531 8.4 Duke 94, Southern AAethodlst 79 task of playing the MHS alumni. The final score was 6-3, with the 9:18; McRae, Min, auadruple mlnor- Toronto 5, Chicago White Sox (ss) 4 Johnson, Bos. 43 513 8.1 At HartfoiU Conn. Every year the MHS hockey "teachers” winning. mlsconduct-gome misconduct (roughing, Sacramento ot Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Harper, Dali. 44 510 8.0 Sundiiy, March X Milwaukee (ss) 4, Son Froncisco 2 Portland at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. Playing well for the students crosschecking), 9:18; Jonsson, N Y (trip­ Mllwoukee (ss) 8, SeoHle (ss) 4,10 Innings Cheeks, Phil. 44 494 7.8 Temple 74, Oorgetown S3 B ASEBALL team has a student faculty game, ping), 11:42; Musll, Min (slashing), 17:03; Richmond 59, Oorgla Tech 55 National League but this year “there just weren’t were Brian Highes, Scott Winott, RuskowskI, Min, molor (sloshing), 18:55. Seattle (ss) 12, Arizona State 2 Team Offense Semifinals CHICAGO CUBS— PlacM Mike Mason, enough faculty who could skate,” and Dave Ciolicosz. California 5, Oakland 4 O Pt. Avg At East Rulhertard, N.J. pitcher, on waivers for the purpose of Both students and alumni had a Shots on gool— New York 14-11-10— 35. Chicago White Sox (ss) 8, Detroit 4 NBA reaulla Portland 44 7374 115.2 ThuTMtoy, March M giving him his unconditional release. said Eric Farno, MHS hockey MInnesoto 14-10-11— 35. New York Yonkees 8, Baltimore 0 Denver 45 7458 114.7 Duke, 264, vs. Rhode Island, 286, TB A PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES— coach. As a result, the “faculty" good time. “It was really fun Power-ploy Opportunities— New York 2 Chicago Cubs 4. San Diego 4 San Antonio 43 7184 114.0 Temple, 31-1 vs. Richmond, 264, TB A Traded Jeff Stone and Keith Hughes, because we brought in players of 10; Minnesota 1 of 7. Tuesday's Games Boston 44 7517 113.9 Championship outfielders, ond Rick Schu, Inflelder, to the roster was comprised mainly of Jason Williams, Marc Drain and Brett Newkirk were (Soalles— New York, Hrudey (35 shots-34 New York Mets vs. Houston at Hawka 115, Bucka 105 L.A. Lokers 45 7320 112.4 At East RuthOTtard, N.J. Baltimore Orioles for Mike Young, out­ alumni. This year the game was from the past,” said Farno. saves). Minnesota, Casey (14-10), Beoupre Kissimmee, Ro., 1:05 p.m. Seottle 44 7292 110.5 Saturday, March 24 fielder, and a minor-league player to be among the members of the high school jazz ensemble (0:00 2nd period, 21-20). Los Angeles vs. Cincinnati at Plant Detroit 44 7013 109.4 Duk6Rhode lslorrt>ln Halftime— Connecticut 34, Louisiana Giordano 514, Ed Adams 545, Ted Caddy the current executive board is Clarke Arena. are now allowed to report one They were: Marc Ursin, saxo­ again pleased judges and the Bolorskl two and Mike McCorthy one. sChonnel, WTIC force the jobs of the co­ them with p Jennifer WIehn, Trevor Frenette^ind 0522Z BollevV4224, K. Johnson 25454.' Tech 27. 2polnt goals— Louisiana Tech At Petdloc, Mich, 515, Whit Klellen 510, Subbv DIMarco doing,” she said. Students will compete to see week earlier than the rest of the phone: Jason Williams. sax6 crowd. 7:30 p.m. — Bruins at Flyers, Channel Totals4164222)2228107. 514 (Newton 26, White 1-1, Knight 1-Z nrhtay, March 25 presidents. Bell's job is to record live and upC Ron Holnsey each had two assists and 38 508. She feels the reason she wants how many times they can lift team, thus giving pitchers an phone; Russ Harlow, trumpet; "The flags were a great contri­ Justin Fodulg,y-wwiuf Dumwfiiuiiiy ont, Jerem wMir y Phllblnr'niiDin ^Anastas S8 23 21 2S-99 Guillory 1-5, Lewis 02), Connecticut 1-2 Purdue, 296, vs. Kansas State, 268, information for SAA (secretary) ng Changes 8 p.m. — NIT second round: Cleve­ 25 38 21 3)— 182 (G a m b le 1-2). Fouled out— Guillory. their own body weight Any extra week to get their arms in Ed Bastarache. drums; and Brett bution to our uniformity, and I ond E olartkl one apiece. O M I finishes land State at Ohio State, SCORE to be a part of SAA is because "I and the treasurer, Alison Larkin CANCER (J Its season 2M1-4. 2Polnt gools-Nom ocek, Adorns. Rebounde-66Hilslana Tech 25 (White W), ve- Roneos 23-11, TB A student Interested in qualifying shape. Pitchers and catchers Newkirk, bass guitar. Judges was proud of our performance In 8 p.m. — Expos vs. Yankees, Channel Fouled out— None. Rebounds-Los An- Connecticut X (Williams 5). Assists— Halfday Citarare enjoy being part of the student has to keep track of the funds and solid contrl 11 scored this performance better the parade,” said Gilchrist. gelesM (Cage 14), Phoenix 40 (Gilliam 11). Louisiana Tech 13 (Lewis9), Connecticut 14 AtPenllacrMidL government and care to take part the books. for the finals should see Assistant reported on March 14, while the rangements 9 p.m. — NAIA championship: Grand ^ I s t s — Los Angeles 17 (Valenllne 5), (Wllllonra, (Seorge 5). Total fouls— Loulsl- SuNdxf, M6mre*. lor c iscevcfAL.' fzunn' 11*' NAMD ee^T A NidE OUT VCTCSUNCHy 6 Criticize S06Smi«£,L0W; ACROSS Answer to Previous Puzzle F oo d t h a t F e g l S cuge ww... , of wwism uua >Hop- IN I5AX «k»M 1 aavaraly GI2EAT,SgUf^(2EAr/ UtfTMOVe, f peeS vwtep IT “M ic a o - (colloq.) □ODD DDO OnOO iNCOfINPfllvP 1 _ populi My, how ‘Dallas’ has changed! youVE6dTyooP yUMe KUtUOVY" ' 7 The woman '■ ES-WS6.'/ X ABLE TO LEAP ^ J .s « m i ’1 4 Vagabond □ODD ODD DODO P lfK , VOuRcyuNDER 9 Erich 8 _ Arafat TA U. ewK)IN(r$ .EooKqiisr.1 3er □ODD DODOODOO It yoUR PowCMiy Strohaim 9 Colorado ski By Jtrry Buck IN A StMGfS r 12 Prasidant resort □OnOO ODD ODD because CBS and Lorimar Productions No. 1 in the Nielsen ratings. It reigned over; g O V N O f' Lincoln 10 Musical D O D O D D Tho Atsoclatod Press wanted to get away from the usual Los the lutings for the next four years, slipping; 13 American instrument Angeles background. □DO OOOO ODDO once to second place, until NBC overtook CBS ’ Indian 11 O f the sea LOS ANGELES — It was 10 years ago that “ It all seems lik^ yesterday and a hundred as the first-place network and ‘"rhe Cosby 14 Arab garmant DODOOD DODO (abbr.) we first met the Ewing family, those oil years ago," says Leonard Katsman, the Show” put the sitcoms back at the top of the: 15 Containar 19 Conversational □ODD DDOODO K: 16 Inhabitants of pause barons of the Southfoit Ranch and CBS’ current executive producer. He has been with ratings. □ODD DODD ODD Danmark 21 College group “ Dallas." the show since the beginning except for the Jim Davis, who played Jock, the patriarch - 17 Debtor's note 23 Himalayan O D D D O O How times have changed — and how season when both he and Patrick Duffy left of the Ewings, died in 1981. r 3 zz 18 Korean city cedar It aIoH a M pl p| ul Ll LI si "Dallas" has changed. the show. He calls it "the season that didn’t 20 Craak 24 Of an artary □ODDDDDD DDDD Few people today remember that the exist" because it was all passed off as “ Jim represented something we’ve never 22 Put out of sight 25 Conceited been able to recapture,” says Katsman. "As PEANUTS by ChariM M. Schulz 24 Curve 26 Mrs. Charles original star of “ Dallas" was Pamela Barnes Pamela’s dream when Duffy returned. 25 Promise Chaplin Ewing, played by Victoria Principal, and that He says there is some talk of putting bad as the boys could be, if he walked into a 28 Architect 27 " _ In her marriage to Bobby Ewing (Patrick together a retrospective of the show’s 10 room and told them to knock it off they did. I SEE HOUJ SHE H0 LP5 HER Saarinen Cincinnati" 48 Qermanium think the audience responded to thot strong HANDS TOGETHER? GOP IS 30 ^ lily 55 1944 Invasion Duffy) would give the show Its theme of years during the summer for a special. ^•1% 29 Actor _ Julia symbol 34 Astronauts' "all data (comp, “ Romeo and Juliet.” The feuding Bameses "We came on in the spring with five head of the family and the warm woman. PLEASEPWITH HER.,I THINK.. 31 Mallow 49 Athletic ‘My vacation was great! I feel like a million right" (comp, wd.) and the Ewings would be the show’s (Barbara Bel Geddes as Miss Ellle) at the 32 Soviet river buildings shows,’’ he recalls. "As far as we knew that’s adjusted for inflation dollars!" w d ) 58 Woman's 33 _ Breckinridge 50 Adjective suffix Montagues and Capulets. It was even all we were going to do. ’Then CBS picked us other end of the table.” C IMS by NEA. bK 35 Ufdgh loudly 38 Doesn't 51 Circuit breaker garment considered, but only briefly, that Bobby up for seven more shows. Then enough shows 36 Breezy 59 Habitual Others have left the series and returned.. exist 53 Actress Cannon would be killed in the fifth episode and it to complete the first full season. We had a 37 Cross 40 Longed 54 Inner Hebrides drunkard Donna Reed replaced Bel Geddes as Miss THE QRIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr inscription would be Pam vs. the family. 46 Water willow island 60 Language suffix cliffhanger that year, but nobody remembers Ellie when she had heart surgery. (Hiarlene 39 Tariff J.R. Ewing, played by Larry Hagman, was Tilton, who plays Lucy Ewing Cooper, left the: 41 Average state 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 0 6 10 11 a supporting character, and his wife, Sue Few remember the first cliffhanger, in 42 Sleeps show but returned this season. Patrick Duffy WAV TD KEEP Ellen (Linda Gray), was such a minor 43 Wings 12 13 which Sue Ellen wrecked her car and you quit in 1985, but returned after missing one IHAMW2WA6Etf1060, 6 0 IN 6 „ , 1 character she didn’t even speak in the first 3-22 4 4 Highest note didn’t know if she and her unborn baby would season — the famous season that disappeared^ 45 Negative word show on April 2, 1978. The script referred to Of) A^E^NPHONE/. 16 10 survive. as Pam’s dream. Pam herself is now gone HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne 47 Fall behind her only as the "brunette on the couch” and MOON., with the departure of Victoria Principal. ! 49 Freebies 16 19 20 21 1 didn’t identify her as J.R.’s wife. 52 Performed THE SECOND cliffhanger, in 1980, caused Still, Hagman emerged with the meatiest YEAM-TMAT'P anew 22 23 24 a phenomenon around the world that was Is “ Dallas” a soap opera or a spoof? 56 _ and me role in the first show and he made the most of unprecedented in the history of television. “ We play it straight, although we some­ 57 "Doll's House" 28 20 27 26 29 30 it. "Who Shot J.R.?” was on the lips of millions times take it to extremes,” Katzman says. author 61 Hebrew letter i upon millions of people, from Seattle to New “ We’ve never taken ourselves as seriously as 34 36 36 62 Qenus of "DALLAS” WAS actually a spinoff of York to London to Paris. some other shows. ‘Kr.ots Landing' is the V rodents "Knots Landing," although "Dallas" got on By the time it was revealed that Kristin had 37 36 39 40 most reality-based show. We have our own 6 3 Uneven the air first. The Dallas locale was picked pulled the trigger, "Dallas” had climbed to reality, but it’s a fictitious reality.” 6 4 Colleotlon of facta 42 43 3-2J- 65 Compass point CAPTAIN EASY by Crooki S CaMie 66 Estimated 45 46 47 40 67 Dissenting vote T V T o n ig h t ao Me. eiN6LETARve VOWING TO STAY -FOUR AMERICAWe 49 60 61 62 [63 64 66 I A COUPLE CLAee RETURNED TO eiT until the— a r e R E L E A G E P . DOWN I O F P A VG IN AT THE ZUMBALIAN 66 57 68 69 60 61 Amacna, J. Edward Bromberg. 1939. 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To SEE IF ^ 0 UVE UP COMMITTEE? {Answers tomorrow) QD 3 ) Cheara her land from government foreclosure. year In the Ufa of Ruth EWa, a barhoststs Jumbles: PIETY CHIDE LAWFUL NOODLE (is Beet of Saturday Night Jessica Lange, Sam Shepard. Wilford 10:30PM (3) Alfrad Hitchcock Pro- who, in tha mid-1960s, bscama the last To V«>P PoTENTiAJ- Yesterday's woman to ba hanged in England. Miranda Answer: Why the cat went to see the vet-- ( ® M -A 'S 'H Brimley. 1984. Rated PG. (In Stereo) eoiits HE WAS "FELINE" LOW (feeling low) [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Dirty Dozen' A 131 IN N N e w t Richardson, tarn Hotm, Rupert Everett. (3 ) MacNall / Lahrar Nawthour 1985. Rated R. FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavtt tough Army major manages to whip an un­ (S) Honeymoons re Part 2 of 2. (3 ) Batnay Millar ruly group of misfit convicts into shape for [USA] Search for Tomorrow SI) Deads Hollywood Mid h6r>dling. front Jumbfo, cJo fhit notMoaopor, a.O. S e i 4 M t. O fUndo, FL I2a02-4«M . 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- 17 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. March 22,1988 — 18 The presidenfs, cocoon New method of transplanting teeth is studied By Gunllla Farinoer Wherever he goes, a small army always has to travel with him The Auoclated Pros* people who have had some teeth the front is a standard operation As in organ transplants, possible by matching the tissue pulled for orthodontic reasons, today. What’s new is the possibil­ Schwartz said, the danger in types between the donor and the Schwartz said in an interview "W e haven’t solved the prob­ By W. Dolt Nelson "E very one of these guys body handed me a piece of paper ity to freeze teeth and use them transplanting from one person to recipient,” Schwartz said. His COPENHAGEN, Denmark - with The Associated Press. lem yet. but rather delayed the The Associated Press becomes a little more isolated,’’ every night that told me what I later," Schwartz said. another is the threat of rejection bank “ is a good sample ... We Tooth transplants may some day "It is no problem to get hold of process,” he said. says Bill Gulley, former director was going to be doing the next He said it was easy to remove a by the body’s immune system. cannot always find a tooth that replace false teeth and bridges, teeth from healthy young people, WASHINGTON - Harry Tru­ of the White House military day." He has made similar molar from the back of the But it’s not worth the risk of matches, but we can get very Schwartz said the operation says a Danish doctor who has teeth that are fully develop^, but mouth, hone it to the required man liked to take a walk every office. statements about his White House using strong drugs to suppress close. must be done within six months of spent SO years of research toward not yet infected by disease, which morning, a habit he didn’t aban­ Not for Reagan is the freedom existence. shape and transplant it to replace immunity for the sake of a tooth, “ Now we have reached a losing a tooth, before the bone has building the world’s first bank of would just have been discarded don even after Franklin D. to browse in bookstores, as a lost front tooth. as one might for a vital organ. situation where after five years receded too much. If a trans­ froien teeth. anyway.” Schwartz said. The surgery could be most Roosevelt died. French President Francois Mit­ AT HIS ANNUAL summertime "When it is a matter of your over 80 percent of the (trans­ planted tooth is rejected, it can be Dr. Ole Shw artz of the Copen­ Schwartz now has more than useful for patients with cleft Promptly at 7 a.m., the presi­ terrand likes to do, or to stroll on party for the press In Santa life, it is fully justifiable to use planted) teeth still sit firmly in replaced. hagen Royal Dental College says 400 teeth stored at a temperature dent, a fedora on his head and Pennsylvania Avenue as Mitter­ Barbara, he goes by the book, palates, “ whose teeth are usually drugs so strong they can have an their places and function well.” he has developed a method to of minus 328 F. The banked teeth pulled out from the upper jaw “ It is more important to be able usually a cane in his hand, would rand recently did on the Champs- entering the grounds and walking almost life-threatening effect. It he said. transplant teeth from one part of are classified according to the over several years. They can be to come to the bottom with the set off from the White House at a Elysees. to a specified spot, then taking a would be totally unacceptable Even with a good match, a patient’s mouth to another, and donor’s tissue type as determined frozen, and when we have built a research to get some secure brisk 120 paces a minute. specified route through the crowd when it comes to just getting a Schwartz said, gradual rejection from donors to recipients, after by a blood test. new jaw from bone from the hip, prognoses rather than getting on The route varied — sometimes A COUPLE OF months after and going at a specified time to a new front tooth,” he said. was likely, although a trans­ storing the teeth in a freezer. “ To move teeth from the upper they can be put Into the new jaw,” the market prematurely,” across Lafayette Square and up his inauguration in 1981, the bandstand to make off-the-record "Therefore, I have tried to planted tooth could stay firmly in The donors usually are young to the lower jaw or a back tooth to he said. 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