U — MANCHE8TEB HERALD. Monday. Feb. 16.1987

LIOAL NOnCR MANCHESTER EOCUS ‘ ■t.'i — •— SPORTS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED The tellewino notice Ihot o Pem eq^lc_Prlmory ?loce hosbeM tiled by the Office of the Resistrors with me BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTC!^Y own Clerk Town Clerk, Marie Burbank, New mall permit ‘Barnum’ leaves Hebe top Bruins DEALER REPRESENTATIVE There will be a Prlmory on March 9 ,19S7 of m# Andover Elementary School from 12 noon to S p.m. tabled by STC us asking why F M NATIMML PIWTO FINIM IM COMPANY BDDKKEEPM8/ PAMTMfi/ HEATMD/ Tho oftfeo to bo fIMod It for First Soloctmon. ' W ; to regain first W* hav* an entry level poaltlon opening for a CMLDCARE I m c d m e t a x PAPERMfi PLUM8M8 BEATRICE E. KOWALSKI REGISTRAR ... page 8 ^0.: K ... page 9 ... page 12 dealer repreaentative. No relocation, no aelling Loving mom of two has Income tax preparation In Name your own price — Fogortv Brothers — Ba­ Condldofts on m# bollof for tho p «lM of First Soloctmon oro involved, responalblllty will Include calling on es- fminedlate full time open­ your home. All federal Father and son. Fast, throom remodeling; In­ David C. Wosidburv and Nolllo L. Bolsvorf. NELLIE L. BOISVERT tabllBhed accounts to Inform, train and council ings In m v licensed child and state forms. Reasona­ dependable service. stallation water heaters, proof home. Lunch and ble rotes. Information on Pointing, Paperhanging & garbage disposals; faucet TOWN CLERK retail personnel. We will provide on the]ob train* snacks, plenty of love and new fox low. Call Jim Removal. Call 872-4237. repairs. 4494539. Vlsa/M- Dotod of Andovtr this 9m day of Fobruorv, 19S7. Ing for qualified applicants. Excellent benefits, ottonflon provided. Refer­ otter 4 pm, 742-1009. osterCord accepted. 025412 company car, and paid expenses. For immediate ences available. 449-7748. MRCELLAMEDUS BOATS/MARINE COSTFNOFOSALSSSS consideration send resume plus salary require­ Caring peron to do child TAX ATTORNEY SERVICES -AN AXCMITICTOII ments to: care in m y licensed Man­ (Ralirad IRS) J $■ L Stone Pointers- EQUIPMENT ■NaiNBIR OR FUUM M 0 chester home. Toddlers WHI pfspar* all Tax RMumi. (Reduced rates-WInter SFiaFICATIONB FOR FOOL n LTlR B AND SUROB TANK and Infants, experienced season).Professional ex­ Odd lobs. Trucking. Home 16 toot Mad River canoe, AT BAST HARTFORD MOH - Guardian Photo with children, Monday repairs. You name It, we WHITMAN perienced In all phases of paddles Included. Used •CHOOL* aurlipatrr l■^pral^ 10 Technology Drive through Friday, 4:30 am 165 Downey Drive., Apt. A pointing trade. Neat do It. Free estimates. tour times. Excellent con­ The Board of Education, 110 Manchester - A City of Village Charm to 6:30 pm. Lunch and Manchester. 528-159'’ work, guronteed on time. Insured. 4434904. dition. $800. Please call Lone Hill Oriva, East Hart­ Auburn, M A 01501 snacks provided. Call Residential or commer­ ford, C T„ will recolva sealed 443-4942 Otter 4pm or 447- Cost Propetols tor "AN Aft: Robin Korch Bruno at 4494112. cial. Manchester. 649-4048. Your local handyman! 9944 8:30 - 5:30. Ask tor Coll John at 6434353 and ARCHITECT OR ENOINBeR eoe ICARPEHTRY/ Bob. FOR PLANS AND SPECIFI­ Available openings Imme- Lorry's painting and tex­ please leave message. I r em d d elih d CATIONS FOR POOL FILT­ Tuesday, Feb. 17,1987 30 Cents dlatelv for Infants and tured ceilings. Free esti­ Two large boat anchors ERS AND SURGE TANK AT toddler In licensed day mates, reasonable. Hawkes Tree Service- EAST HARTFORD HIGH Carpentry & Remodeling tor 32 toot boot. $90.00 SCHOOL". Cost Proposal In- care home. Food pro- 449-1594. Bucket Truck & Chipper. each. Coll 643-7534.C DENTAL Real Estate am, tUn, and natural Services-Complete home Stump removal. Free esti­ formertlon and tpecltlcotlons repairs and remodeling. ora available at the Butinats development. Call 646- mates. Special considera­ Offica. Saolad Cost Propo­ F CHAIR-SIDE We specialize In ba­ MUSICAL 4435. lELKTH KAL tion tor elderly and handi­ sals will be racalvad unta Bribe ASSISTANT throoms and kitchens. capped. 447-7553. ITEMS Monday, March 2, IfSTat 1:00 CIA nominee HDME8 GLEAHIHfi Small scale commercial p.m. at which time may will FDR SALE work. Registered, In­ Dumas Electric — Having be publicly opened and rcod Rill time, experience SERVICES SERVICES 120 base accordion, excel­ aloud. The Board of Educo- I sured, references. 646- Electrical Problems? WARTED lent condition. Will trade tlon reserves me rieht to ac­ preferred but willing 8165. Need a large or a small cept or relect any or all Cost charges All real estate advertised for smaller or equal to train. Send resume Hercules House cleaning Repoir? We Specialize In Proposals or me rieht to In the Manchester Herald Custom furniture and ca­ value. Call anytime, 646- waive technical formoMtles If to service - thourough house Residential Work. Joseph Weekend companion 2857. defends action Is sublect to the Fair and/or office Cleaning binets; furniture and an­ Dumas. Fully Licensed. wanted-77 year old Man­ It Is In me bast Interest to do Housing Act of 1948, which done. Most lobs only $25. tique repair, custom wood so. D e n t a l G roup Free Estimates. 446-5253. chester lodv recovering 1984 Ovatlon-12 strings, Richard A. Huot E mokes If Illegal to adver­ Call today for o free working. Coll The Woods- added from a mild strokeneedsa OIractor 147 East Center St. tise any preference, lim­ mlth, 6434538. case, and accessories In­ estimate at 649-3052. Electrical Contractor - weekend companion. Fri­ cluded. $700. Call 649-4233. Business Services Manchester, C T 04040 itation or discrimination 026-02 based on race, color, reli­ Replace that old fuse day evening to Sunday By George Loyng Robert E. Jarvis Building panel, upgrade to a new evening. Requirements on arms sales gion, sex or national - remodeling specialist. circuit breaker panel. ICAMERAS/PHOTO Herald Reporter origin, or on Intention to AAR Cleaning are for companionship Additions, garages, roof­ Dryer, outlets, swimming and cooking. Please send Iequipment MISCELLANEOUS make any such prefer­ Office & buNdIng clean­ ing, siding, kitchens, ba­ HARTFORD - Additional pools, wired, rec rooms. o letter describing who FOR SALE By Jim Drlnkord pected a problem, but because of ence, limitation or dis­ ing. Excsllant local re- throoms, replacement charges of first-degree bribery Fixtures Installed, also you are, expressing vour Minolta XG-1 -$50.00. Like The Associated Press PASTEUP crimination. The Herald windows/doors. 443-4712. commercial wiring done. were lodged against two Manches­ our overall concern not to cross the will not knowingly accept forances. Free quote. Interest and stating salary new with case. Firm . Call You'll find tne neip you 20 years experience li­ requirements to Donald ter developers when they were legal limits on us vis-a-vis the any advertisement which 742-5633. 643-4295 otter 5 pm. WASHINGTON - Robert M. ARTIST need In Classified. 643- censed and fully Insured. McLogan, 40 Plympton arraigned this morning in Hartford Contras and their private Is In violation of the low. Gates, President Reagan’s nomi­ 2711. Free estimates. 644-8396. Road, Sudbury, Mo 01776. E N D R O L L 8 Superior Court. benefactors.” To do newspaper nee to run the CIA, told Congress Gates said he was aware of his Government Homes - MISCELLANEOUS 27W w M h • 2 M Neil H. Ellis, 59, president of page and ad pasteup. today he had heard only “flimsy responsibility to report to Congress ' from $1 (U repair). Delin­ FOR SALE I M wMlli - 2 for 268 First Hartford Realty Corp.. and speculation” about the diversion of any potential illegality or impropr­ quent tax property. M UST be picked up at me Leonard Seader, 68, the firm's vice Manchaatar HaraldOfflco Iranian arms sales profits to iety in intelligence activities. Some experience and Repossessions. Coll 1- 805- 1981 Fleer baseball cards - president, pleaded innocent to the before 11 A.M. ONLY. Nicaraguan guerrillas before the But he said; “ I considered In typing ability helpful. 487-4000. Ext. GH-9945 for h dm es APARTMERTS STORE AND 34 pack, wax box. $30. Coll new charges and the charges of current repo list. matter became public in October and November, and even FDR SALE FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE 742-4014.D conspiracy to commit bribery that I FURNITURE November. today, that it would have been Call I I were lodged in December. For sole by owner In 75 LP Records - oil tor $10. Gates, testifying in his confirma­ irresponsible to report to these SHELDON COHEN . The charges stem from an Coventrv-bv the lake In Manchester - $152,500 - New 5 room duplex apart­ Manchester - center of Soto, end tables and Coll 649-3581 .□ tion hearing before the Senate bodies the flimsy speculation of 1 Monday-Thursdey woods, 4 bedroom, 1'/> ment. 3 bedrooms, Vh town. Like new. 800 Automotive investigation into municipal cor­ Relax or golf at this lamps - Excellent condi­ Intelligence Committee, said the October.” 10 a.m.-3 p.m. baths, Ir, tr, kitchen, 11 x baths, fully oppllonced. square feet, all utilities. ruption in Enfield. luxurious 3 bedroom con­ tion. Making room tor Child's table and choir set. first indication he had of the His comments about the meet­ 14 mudroom garage, No pets. References and 448-1447. new piano. Coll 644-9543 40 Inch octagon with 2 State’s Attorney Lawrence Daly dominium bordering the diversion was on Oct. 1, when a ings with North and Casey echoed toolshed, Vh acre, beauti­ golf course. All large security. $450 plus utili­ otter 6 pm. folding choirs. Very good said the new charges were based on 643-2711 ties. 649-4003. CARS subordinate told him of concern past statements to the committee. ful landscape. $149,900. rooms Including shee- condition. $17.00. 449- the same information used to press 742-4828. LOOKING FOR good Ifob sale that investors in the arms deal were Earlier, he said North had assured trocked basement tor fu­ news? Look tor the many 1847.0 the original conspiracy charge. Three room oportments- dissatisfied because they had not the two men that the CIA was ture family room, fire­ bargain buys advertised TV/STEREO/ Judge Herbert Barail set a A Pot O ' Gold con be place, central air, large No appliances. No pets. Hundreds of gloss Insula­ Dodge Coronet • 1975. 8 been paid. “ completely clean” on the matter. In the classified columns pre-trial date of March II for jury found under the roof of deck, 2 1/2 baths. Unit Security. Coll 646-2426 APPLIANCES tors. Great flea market cylinder, 4 door, good In written answers to committee Gates, in his opening statement to weekdays 9 to 5. today. selection. AUTOMOBILE this new 3 bedroom backs up to woods. Com­ Item. $90 or best otter. condition. $1808. Coll John questions, Gates said he had met the panel, pledged to avoid “ valleys Contemporarv-2'/2 baths, plex also otters tennis and Refrigerator - 2 door, 14 449-0477. Evenlngs.o days, 443-2711 or 447-8888 Ellis and Seader, accompanied SALES 1st floor family room with Manchester - Maple Wood I HOLIDAY/ ^ t h William J . Casey, then the CIA of mistrust” with Congress. NEPNESENTATIVE a swimming pool. D.W. cubic feet. Manual de­ nights. by their attorneys, enter^ the director, on Oct. 7 about the "We must insure that no covert worming fireplace, 2 cor Fish Realty, 643-1591 or apartments. New luxury, SEASONAL frost. $25.00. 443-2809.D American peoples encyc­ pleas In a brief court proceeding. two bedroom townhouses. concerns, the same day Casey got action is undertaken without proper Easy filing... garage and o fabulous 871-1400.0 lopedia (20 books) and Chevrolet - 1971, 4 door, They had no comment on the case. young neighborhood. Let 279 Bldwell Street. 649- even more detailed information coordination and proper written Pools!...AAA pool distrib­ Sylvonlo 19 Inch, block year books 1947-85 plus 5 387 engine, automatic The allegations of corruption Dynamic.. yourself be the elegant 5249. transmission, all new from a New Yoric businessman and authorization, and also that they South Windsor - $299,900 • utor must dIpose of entire and white, portable TV. books science supple­ occurred in Enfield between May Canvlnclng... trustee of this treosure- Absolutely gorgeous 5 Excellent condition. ment, 1964-69. $75/best brakes. Running condi­ former Casey associate. are conducted in full accordance ...Princely priced at 4 room apartment-availa­ Inventory of new, left over 1968 and December 1081, police Due to roeont txpantlon wo bedroom contemporary 1984 31 toot family size $35.00. Phone 443-7247.0 otter. 649-4309.0 tion. $99.88. Coll 449-5833.a Tw o days later, during a lun­ with the law and oar own regula­ nood a compatoni Miss rsp. $199,900. Blanchard & Ros- Cope located In a great ble Immediately. Adults -have said. cheon with Lt. Col. Oliver North, tions,” Gates said in a statement at preferred, no pets. No swimming pools Including setto Realtors. "W e Gua­ neighborhood. Home In­ Blonolre Biotech ultra­ 1981 Honda Prelude, air - Four other persons were also the principal White House figure In All Inturanea banalitt, ax- rantee Our Houses". 646- appliances. Security and huge sun deck, fencing, the outset of his confirmation oallant eompanaallon, plus cludes large living room, filter, ladders, and war­ IRECREATIONAL sound humidifier -1 gallon conditioned, automatic, airrested in connection with the both the arms sale and the hearing for the post. bonuaaa, naw damo, paid 2482.D formal dining room, and reference. 1 cor. 649-1265. capacity. Excellent condi­ sun root, om/tm stereo, grand Jury probe. ranty tor only $987. Full Iequipment diversion. North made a "cryptic "W e must find a way to avoid vacation. 12 X 20 first floor family tion. $50. One year old. luggage rack. $3S88/best According to police affidavits, A promising future tor the 4 room apartment, heat, financing available. Coll remark about Swiss (bank) ac­ valleys of mistrust in this relation­ Plaaaa phono for appolnt- room. Stone floor to cell­ Peter at 543-1161. Coll 649-4704.O otter. Call 6464)271 otter Seader negotiated with former mant... young executive who ing fireplace, screened hot water, appliances, Child's skis - boots, size 13 4pm.D counts and the Contras,” but ship.” Gates said. " I consider it one needs space, future value, garage. Very clean. $530. Ladles leather hand Enfield Planning and Zoning Com­ neither he nor Casey pursued the of my highest priorities to help porch, 18 X 34 Inground with skis and poles, $35., AP photo ask for and o new nelghborhood- pool, 3 full baths and two References and security. 449-3869 otter 3 pm.o tooled hand bog - targe 1981 Escort, 1 owner, air, mission Chairman William J. Bou- . comment. Gates said. re-establish mutual trust and- LOU PANTALEO ...Thls new 8 room 2'/2 cor garage. Much more. 446-7248. FURNITURE size, like new. Con be 48,888 miles, white. Excel­ dah to sell an 8.6-acre tract of land “ First, I did not really under­ confidence.” both home combines o D.W. Fish Realty, 443-1591 Bicycle - boys, 26 Inch, 5 shoulder bog. $35. 528- lent running condition. in Enfield to Boudah for approxi­ stand what he was talking about,” The Senate Intelligence Commit­ MANCHESTER flreploced family room Brand new 3 bedroom Sledding 101 or 871-1400.0 speed, completely recon­ 1880.0 $2888. 443-8923 anytime. mately $50,000 below fair market Gates wrote. tee chairman, Sen. David Boren, 7 with on efficient kltchen- duplex - lost one of 12 Moving-Must sell I Seth HONDA ditioned with $30. worth of value. "Second, I did not want to pursue D-Okla., promised a careful exami- ...Become a community ExtrallExtroM - Over­ available. 2 baths, fully grandfather clock, $850, new ports. Excellent con­ Baby's walker - $ 5 .0 0 . Call The sale occurred while First S46-3S1S carpeted, new appliances, ITRUCKS/VANS Children get an action-packed dog sled Ellie Nickerson drives a team of Siberian the question of private funding for shareholder for only sized Raised Ranch - Baldwin organ $850, dition, $35.00. Col 449-1794. 649-1827 or 643-0290.O Hartford was seeking a zone $162,900. Blanchard & Ros- $159,900 - Well maintained wosher/dryer hook ups,. Blonde bedroom set $200, |F0B SALE ride in Kennebunk, Maine, recently as huskies around the grounds of a school. the Contras, not because I sus­ Please turn to page 8 setto Realtors. “ We Gua­ Private drivewov, $750 kitchen set Maple $175, change from the PZC on another home on nearly 1 acre lot. Beginner ski boots - good M irror - 30 Inches by 40 plot of land in Enfield on which the rantee Our Houses". 646- Fam ily room Includes per month. Coll Boland telephone stand with att­ condition, red and white. Inches. Coll 449-5875. RN SUPERVISORS 2482.0 Brothers, 449-2947. ached seat $35. Sear's 1974 Chevrolet step-in firm wanted to build a senior fireplace and built In Size 8. $50. Coll 64^3879.□ van. 48,888 miles on a bookshelves. Sliding sewing machine In ca­ Jogger treadmill - Sears housing project, the affidavits said. MEADOWS MANOR Manchester...Easily af­ Centrally located large 1st binet, $100. Norge washing rebuilt engine. Aluminum doors open to 16 x 16deck. Ladles Rolchle ski boots model. Good condition. body. Asking $2988. Can be : The PZC approved First Hart- Salmonella plagues poultry Industry, feds say fordable 2 year old 3 floor 3'/j rooms. All utili­ machine, $75. Coll 9am to hss Immediate open­ Great place for gardeners size six. Excellent condi­ $40. Coll evenings, 444- seen at Marlnelll's Gar­ ;ford’s zone change, with Boudah bedroom, I'/i both Colon­ and children In this large ties, parking. Coll 649- 9pm. 649-5914. tion. Coll 449-4094 nightsor 8816. G"''ctlvely” participating in the ings for full time and ial. Large family size 2865. age on Hartford Road, part time, free-floating bock yard. Move-In condi­ weekends. $20.o Manchester or call 646- .iberations and voting for the By Don Kendall Inspection Service, the agency that tamination rate can soar. Salmo­ report will give his agency some chicken carcasses — does not set kitchen plus formal dining tion!! Don't let this one Medicine cabinets - dou­ Sears 15.3 cubic toottrost- oversees federal meat and poultry nella on or inside the slaughtered powerful ammunition to seek legis­ well with some consumer groups. supervisors on the 11-7 room or den. Priced right 3 room apartment on 1st ble mirrored sliders. Coll 0795. ^nange, the affidavits allege. The Assaclated Press slip through your fin­ Golf shoes, new .never less upright freezer, $300. Neither Boudah nor Seader re­ inspection. birds then moves into the consu­ lative changes in the way poultry is "We feel this would be ,backing shift. Excellent benefit at $124,900. Joyce G. Ep­ floor In 0 3 family house. tor dimensions. $12.00 Sears om/tm console gers! I Coll us for a show- w orn. Foot-Joys. All vealed to the commission that they The National Academy of Scien­ mer’s kitchen, where it can be inspected. For example, Houston down on existing consumer protec­ package, salary $12.35 stein Real Estate. 647- Ing! Realty World, Heat and electricity In­ each. Coll 647-1155.n leather, women's. Coll music stereo with radio, WASHINGTON - The problem . were negotiating with each other to ces plans to issue a report soon on passed back and forth among and some others have maintained tion,” says Ellen Haas, executive per hour our no benefit 8895.0 Frechette Associates, 446- cluded. No pets. One 449-2550. Size 7. Only $20.n $200. Coll 643-8179. Automotive of salmonella in the nation’s poultry months security. $475. Ask Chest drawers - rock ma­ -sell another tract of land, according the health-risk aspects of federal chicken pieces or to other foods for years that there is no need to director of Public Voice, a private, salary Is $13.60 per 7709. o supply has grown so rapidly that Manchester...Hard to find tor Betty Jeon. Realty ple. 4 drawers, 44 Inches to the affidavits. poultry inspection. In 1985, the NAS during preparation. visually check every single bird non-profit consumer advocacy hour. Benefits Include today nearly four out of every 18 office space. Centrally lo­ World Frechette. 644-7709. high, 30 Inches wide, 19 CARS CARS CARS Police said Ellis, owner of the chickens sold to consumers are came down severely on U S D A ’s But salmonella also can be killed that moves along the line at a group.' ‘We would not be supportive medical plan, dental cated large home with ILOTS/LARD Inches deep. Good condi­ Journal Inquirer newspaper of inspection programs for not taking by heat during proper cooking, slaughtering plant. of less-than-continuous Monchester-3 bedroom tion. $45. Call 443-7982. FOR SALE FOR SALE contaminated, the Agriculture De­ plan, scholarship pro­ good parking. Lots of FOR SALE FOR SALE Mandiester, approved the sale to advantage of advanced technolo­ Houston said in a recent interview, inspection.” space. Coll today tor de­ townhouse, oppllonced partment says. Spot-checking could do as well, he gram, tuition reimburse­ gies that could detect modern and thorough washing of the hands tails. Joyce G. Epstein kitchen, $450 per month. Maple rocking chair - Boudah of the 8.8-acre plot. Boudah Contaminated food can result in says, and that would allow USDA to Houston said salmonella is one of ment program, Ilfs In­ Coventry4 acres of beau­ health risks, including salmonella after handling uncooked meat also Real Estate. 447-8895.0 Security deposit, 1 year good condition. $45.00. ■later sold most of the land and salmonellosis, a food poisoning that use more of its resources to track the most serious problems in the surance, temporary dis­ tiful land In excellent lease. No pets. 649-0795. Call 443-2248. ^realized a profit of about $45,800, produces flu-like symptoms within and chemical residues. can help prevent contamination. down salmonella and the other neighborhood of quality WORLD OF WHEELS poultry supply today, much of it ability, pension plan and Solid os o rocklll Good Smti VOLKSWAGEN ■the affidavita said. 12 to 36 hours after eating. The Salmonella is a general name for That’s why Houston says consu­ unseen contaminants that are in­ homes. Also partially Monchester-odlolnlng undetected by current inspection credit union. Call Mrs. old fashioned quality! BY UPM AN Meanwhile, First Hartford is illness may last two days to seven some 2,008 closely related bacteria mer education is an important part creasingly found in the poultry practices. Tastefully refurbished completed new Raised Wickham pork 5 rooms on ICARS Birmingham, 647-9101. 1947 WASHINGTON'S BIDTHDAT SALT constructing 40 apartments on its days. And in some cases it can be ^ a t develop in conducive surround- of holding down the spread of supply. and decorated high light­ ranch, $99,900 or best second floor of two family IFOR SALE NOW THRU SAT. FEB 20, 0 PM YOU WILL SAVE VW JETTA '86 According to the federal Centers offer. Coll Down Modore land that will have a value of deadly. mgs, including the intestinal tracts salmonella and other microbiologi­ ing the beauty of natural house, 2 bedrooms, large UP TO THOUSANDS ON YOUR PURCHASE 4 dr, at, ps, pb, ac, case, low But the idea of modifying the for Disease Control in Atlanta, 446-0627, Golden Oaks EXAMPLES OF THE TYPE SAVINGS low ml., $0444. approximately $2,285,000 when fin- "W e cannot have a risk-free food of people and animals. (Thickens cal threats to health. oak woodwork, stained yard. Rental Includes traditional bird-by-bird inspection 56,657 cases of salmonella food Realty. 644-5099. heat, hot water, garage, M e d , police have said. supply, but, on the other hand, if we and their fecal matter are prime "Eighty-five percent of the food gloss, a kltcben-pantry VW JETTA '86 method — a visual process mainly poisoning were reported in 1985, and lots more! $132,900. lawn core and snow remo­ Boudah has also pleaded innocent can improve it, we should do so.” salmonella sources. poisoning cases are avoidable,” he 5 tpd, ac, coaa, axe. cond, compared with 23,174 cases in 1976. •5-MO Jackson & Jackson Real Ashford4 beautiful acres val. $450. Ct Notional TOYOTA BUYS sold & sarvlcad hare, $8W6. to charges stemming from the says Donald L. Houston, head of the In plants where sanitation rules said. focused on broken wings, bruises Estate. 447-8400.O of wooded and cleared Bonk, Trust Real Estate TAKE A LOOK corruption probe. department’s Food Safety and are not enforced rigidly, the con­ Houston is hoping the new NAS and other blemishes on naked Figures tor 1986 were unavailable. PER H O U R land between two brand Department. 728-2326. VW RABBIT '84 new homes, $40,000. Coll SPECIAL PURCHASE RtbatM on many motMi 2 dr, 4 apd, ac, atarao, 2 to Happy os a clam...That's Jgewelw^lu we *30042000______choose from, $4486. what you'll be when you Paul C o rro ll 742-4380 Manchester - one bed­ From DoHir RtRt-a-CBr F U L L O R Golden Oaks Realty, 646- TnmRMS' see this adorable 4 room room apartment, close to AVAIUBU VW JETTA '85 5099. shopping, busline. ’ $435 4 dr, at, ac, atarao, low ml, TODAY’S HERALD P A R T T IM E older Cape-3 bedrooms, 1985 Mercuiy Lynx • U B N in Town native turns dancing ambassador pretty yard on quiet per month. Years lease, 4 On, Auto, par Mr. ’ 1 . 9 % $2000 $8495. street. Entrance toverand Vernon - 2 lots - one one month security, utili­ B to ohooM from VW JETTA '84 Henry Jr., during her days in hallway with French ovallcible - overlooking ties additional. No pets. C E LIC A Q T 5 ^ ^ , anrf, atarao, aharp, Strike called off By Andrew Yurkovsky and Leningrad in December, meet­ Marketing company lake. Ideal tor solar heot- •3995 CRES8IDA 4 DOOR Boston. Today he runs a manufac­ 9 doorsi $122,400. Jackson & Peterman Building Com­ Herald Reparter ing with cultural officials and needs people to work lng.$40,000 . James R. Contract talks between union Jackson Real Estate. 447-' pany, 649-9404 or 643-1951. ,^^^^•10,999 viewing performances of the Bol­ turing company in Lebanon, Pa., days and evenings. McCovanogh Real Estate, {,499 VW RABBIT '83 officials and management of the 8400.C 1985 Merc Marquis Manchester native Judy Willi­ shoi and Kirov ballets. and is her business manager. No experience ne­ 649-3800. 6 ert Auto. PS. PB. A? 2 dr, diaaal, 1 tochooeafrom, Kimberly Hall Nursing Home East Hartford 1 bedroom, S to chooeo from u n Back. AC. AM/PM Slarao $3105. ams Henry will be doing her share cessary. Orest bene­ Brand new listing!!! $405 plus utilities. Please AC, Leather, Sunroof. broke off early today, but em­ She hopes to introduce the Soviets Her Manchester dance teacher AM/FM Stereo P8.Loatfad to improve superpower relations fits. Call Mr. Ross Elllngton-Very nice 4 call 568-1054. •4995 VW JETTA *82 ployees will continue working to a newer concept of dance through remembered her with fondness. 2 dr, 5 apd, cata, 1 owner, when she takes her dance company room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, under an expired contract, a union a synthesis of ballet, modern dance “ (Judy) was always outstanding between 9ant-9pm'.' Rentals 268 NEW ’87 TOYOtAS NOW aharp cor, $5495. to the Soviet Union in August. 2 full baths, 'h acre lot. Moriarty Bros. official said. "Th e union tried to do and jazz. Soviet dance, she said, ... She stood out from ail the other Inground pool, excellent CONDOMINIUMS Williams Henry, 37, is scheduled BELOW. AT OR JUST OVER INVOICEI VW JETTA '85 what we could to avoid a strike,” remains firm ly rooted in the girls," Tyler said last week. (203) 249-7852 storage, large eat-ln kit­ Used Car Specials 4 dr, 6 apd, ac, coaa, told & to appear Friday on ‘‘The Today J for r en t David Pickus, an organizer with classical traditions of the 19th chen, coal stove. Lots of MK II C O U P E •arvicad hare, $7906. 8 8 TERCEL 2 DOOR Show” on N B C to talk about the tour Before starting her own company (800) 367-372$ l9iAPARTMERTS 83 Line. Cent. *12,400 District 1199 of the New England century. extrasi $132,900. Jackson 83 Stanza 44pd. *3795 she will make with her dance In 1970, Williams Henry performed & Jackson Real Estate. ’‘I f d r r e h t One bedroom loft, 1 yw JETTA'81 Health Care Employees Union, said baths with locuzzl, co­ 81 Bonnavllle 4 Dr. *2495 •5986 •11,998 4 dr, 5 tpd, caaa, axe. cond, troupe. Movement Laboratory, as Her mother, Marva Williams of with the Harkness Ballet, the Marla 447-8400. 94695. early this morning. Story on page 5. vered parking, storage, 84 Q-Marqula 2 dr. *8988 part of a cultural exchange pro­ Manchester, is excited about her Blakey Dance Theatre and the Monchester-2nd floor, 2 AM/PM Badla No AC, AC. AM/PM Starao. daughter's trip to the Soviet Union. Manchester-Starting at brand new. $450. 872-3972 84 VW Rabbit 4 dr. *5295 VW RABBIT '84 gram between the Soviet Union and Hartford Ballet. bedroom, heat and ap­ days, 871-7131 evenings Buck ate, 9td. Trona. Moon Roof. BM. Trana. 4 dr, 4 apd, ac, dloaal, low ml, ” (Judy) said the people are very $179,900. Enlov easy llvinu pliances. No pets. $550 84 Q-Marquis 4 dr. *9895 No effect on *86 the United States. This weekend “ I think I owe m y career in dance TELEMARKETING and weekends. 83 Monte Carlo *9988 axe. cond, $4995. Labor eyes limits “ The Today Show” taped a Joint pleasant and very nice,” Williams In one of these beautiful plus security. Coll 446- #f Volu’it0 Truck Center ' ^ Most of the cataclysmic changes to Gertrude,” Williams Henry said. PART TIME 63 Chr. New Yorker *6495 The A F L -C IO is making new Soviet-American dance perfor­ said. Her daughter's appearance on new homes to be built In 3979. BUY A SUPr-R 4x4 TRUCK NOWIII VW CONVERTIBLE '84 li) the Tax Reform Act of 1988 will Through her even manner with Ws are looking for psopis desired neighborhood. All Monchester-Lydall 84 Mazda 8E-S *3995 5 apd, ac, caaa, axe. oond, import restrictions that already are mance in Hershey, Pa., which “ The Today Show” will be the students and her openness to Woods-2 bedroom, Vh not affect tax returns for 1666. But who Ilka to talk on the homes Include 3 bed­ Manchester-Immaculate 85 Mazda RX-7 *10,500 4x4 X-TRACAe low low ml, $9406. its top priority in Congress thisyear Williams hosted. fulfillment of a dream Williams others’ ideas, Tyle r provided a good 7 baths, garage, basement, PICKUP there are some new laws which deal phone; speak with s plse- rooms, 7>h baths, 2 firepla­ 4 room, 2 bedroom, apart­ 84 Mercury Topaz *4899 VW TURBO DIESEL '84 the prim ary litmus test forjudging " I really want to underscore that entertained years ago when her example of how to teach young ssnt voles; who can work no pets. $750. 447-7494 or with the returns you’ll be filing this ces, 2 car garage, full ment. New stove refriger­ 85 Nissan Sentra *3895 6 apd, anrf, ac, 1 owner, aold presidential candidates in 1988. through good will, through dance, daughter was growing up in Man­ from Spm to 9pm M-T, 643-8274. ■year. That story Is among those in people, she said. Williams Henry basement & much much ator, $500. Includes heat 83 T-BIrd Heritage *6444 & aarvicad hare, $6406. Story on page 7. we’re trying to make a contribution chester. "She should be on It, she and Osm to 1pm Fridays. more. Choose from: Cape " I t ’s Tax Time,” a tabloid advertis­ said she has tried to emulate her in and hot water. References 86 Toyota Supra *13,200 to peace,” Williams Henry said in should be on it,” the dancer’s WE OFFER; s Angeies. " I had able to use your fingers, to be cut factory jobs to him. “ People put acting at Harvard University and image.” — ^taly CharUn, first • Conditioning Rinse 111 isn’t letting Mildred Skogstad of bert Stevenson, Democratic regis­ *695 J1995. excavation work and tree and brush removal along the route, in a about six weeks in ali, and it was off from your craft when it would makeup on me and paid me a lot perform with a repertory Baldwin Park, Calif., forget that secretary at the Soviet Embassy, trar of voters, said the space will be itaf. nt • Precision Cut • Style/Finish not nearly enough. I was very mean so much, would be of nrtoney to learn some lines and company. she saved the bird from a in Washington, criticizing ABC- provided in future elections. K l d s C ^ Adult Cut Perm Special short period the line route will blend back into the environment, just AOIlltUNOCR OlfarExFlrwl/U/tr • No Hidden Extras scared. It’s a very difficult devastating.” be a product. 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THE SOUTHERN CONNECTCUT BAS COMFWNY your comments to: 7:30 a.m. Saturdays, please Rb AppoTutmeDt Neooeeery be cranked down to a level at which Houre: MoB.>Wed. ft? A CONNECTICUT ENERGY COMRANY Features Editor, Man­ telephone your carrier. If you’re niure.-m M / Sal. M 643-8989 unable to reach your carrier, cell people in wheelchairs could reach chester Herald, P.O. subscriber service at 847-0948 • the voting levers. Box 591, Manchester, by 6 p.m. weekdays for dellvory Stevenson said most voting ma­ 06040. In Manchester. chines are now manufactured with the crank-down capability. - 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tueiday. Feb. 17.1987 Strike at home called off OPINION . WINDSOR (AP) - Contract starting at 6 a.m., but Pickus said tract proposal Sunday, raising the talks between union officials and the union proposed that the em­ possibility of the strike today management of the Kimberly Hall ployees continue working under the Pickus said that about 60 of the Nursing Home broke off early terms of the contract that expired 200 union workers at Kimberly Hall .today, but employees will continue Feb. 13. voted unanimously Sunday to re­ tvorking under an expired contract, Pickus said no date had been set ject a management offer of about 20 State hires a union official said. for talks to resume. percent pay raises over three “ The union tried to do what we An employee at the Kimberly years. Jack could to avoid a strike,” David Hall Nursing Home who declined to District 1199 has settled contracts Pickus, an organizer with District give her name said she had no recently with 21 Connecticut nurs­ Anderaon 1199 of the New England Health comment after the talks ended and ing homes without a strike. But, too many Pickus said, if management’s prop­ Care Employees Union, said early that there was no one from mis morning. He said the talks that management available for osals continue to be inadequate, a began at 5 p.m. Monday ended just comment. strike could occur against me .after midnight. Workers at the Windsor nursing nursing home, which has about 330 consultants A strike had been possible today home rejected a three-year con­ patients. Fifty years One would think the state has people on its Fire claims 83-year-old man payroll who are capable of negotiating a lease and devising a new method of budgeting. i y The Associated Press to her family. R.I., for smoke inhalation and Yet in recent years, two state departments of haggling Once on the ground, Mrs. Brown released. In addition, Mrs. Brown hired outside consultants at a total cost of Art 83-year-old man died after fetched a ladder, dragging it to the sustained bruised knees in her house and eventually helping her jump to safety. .. more than $125,000 to perform the two tasks. rushing back into his burning home AP photo in West Haven, while in North husband and his two sisters — The Browns’ three-story house, According to state budget figures, the hiring over embassy Stonington, a 70-year-old woman Elizabeth, 84, and Dorothy, 86 — built in 1832, was destroyed in the 4 Condom campaign of outside consultants is becoming an slid down knotted blankets and was escape. a.m. blaze, authorities said. Inves­ F “ Thank God they’re alive. Those tigators had not determined the increasingly popular way of doing business. WASHINGTON — Anyone who thinks the able to rescue three others from the A Wesleyan University student (right) Students For Reproductive Choice, buring house in two unrelated fires old swamp Yankees — they’ve got cause of the fire. State spending on consultants jumped from flimflam of U.S negotiators by the Iranians was an 'in Connecticut, authorities said. stamina,” said Francine Brown, North Stonington Fire Chief signs a petition Monday calling for a handed out free condoms and informa­ $44 million three years ago to $70.7 million this unprecedented embarrassment can take some Joseph Sawicki, his wife and son Mary and James Franklin’s Edmond McGowan said high winds wider acceptance of condom advertis­ tion about birth control and prevention year, figures show. small comfort in a State Department report that .had safely escaped from the fire daughter-in-law. and the near-zero temperature ing on television. Wendy Roth, a of sexually transmitted diseases like The jump in consulting costs is an indication chronicles more than 50 years of failure by U.S. , Monday at their West Haven home, The four survivors were treated made it difficult to extinguish the at Westerly Hospital in Westerly, fire. member of the organization called AIDS to students. that either budgetary oversight of state negotiators on the relatively simple matter of when Joseph Sawicki re-entered getting a proper embassy building in Moscow. the home. West Haven Fire Capt. agencies is insufficient or the state’s hiring The Foggy Bottom report, prepared for internal Milton Horobin said. E process is flawed. reference and the enlightenment of select Horobin said the victim appar- Discovering the root Really, members of Congress controversial maneuver is ex­ on account of war in 1939. refused to identify, was a hemophi­ suggested, the state should also tighten up its In February of that year, the haven’t been doing too badly at pected to wind up in the courts. • This left the Americans in a crumbling, liac who contracted acquired im­ mune deficiency syndrome from a guidelines on the hiring of consultants and new Republican administration the pay table, limping along on The attitudes of proponents of a pre-revolutionary building directly across from the Kremlin with a grand view into Red Square. It ’ blood transfusion before tests to provide more oversight of payments for of President Richard Nixon in the $77,400 a year — more than five large salary increase are quite a became the gathering-place of choice for Western screen blood for the disease be­ Democratic Congress raised sa­ times the $15,000 which senators contrast to those exhibited by came available in March 1985. outside services. embassy staffs to watch the elaborate May Day laries sharply as the previous and representatives were getting Congress in 1933. In that great The child’s father said he would 7 Until the use of consultants is curtailed, Johnson administration had re­ back in perks, generous pension Depression year, the lawmakers and Nov. 7 parades. not discuss the death until after a important state decisions will continue to be commended before leaving programs in the making, and the were so considerate of the tax­ But the location irritated Stalin, who “ frequently funeral, and officials at Kelly Lane based on the work of people who have no real office. opportunity many have to earn payers tha^they cut their own complained that he woke up mornings seeing the School also declined to discuss it interest in the results. Sen. John Williams, R-Del., outside income. $10,000 salaries by 10 percent. A British Union Jack and the American Stars and Monday because they had prom­ who opposed the move, warned further cut to $8,500 was voted in Stripes outside his windows.” He ordered both ised confidentiality to the parents. that once Congress voted itself A MAJOR CULPRIT in the 1934. By 1935 the salary was back embassies moved, and in 1953 the Americans The cause of the child’s death has not been determined. the big boost, increases for other to $10,000, a figure considerably occupied a new, Soviet-built office building far salary picture is the shabby 'The death came four’ months government employees would be procedure by which these raises smaller than just the pay raises of away from the Kremlin. The British, incidentally, managed to stay put in their elegant old embassy, after a controversy about the school inevitable. “ The action we take are made. Periodically, a federal 1969,1977 and the new one of 1987. administration’s decision to allow may well trigger another round of commission on executive, legisla­ oi]^the river embankment that is a favorite for the child to attend the 260-student inflation,” he said. tive and judicial salaries makes American television correspondents’ stand-up school. School Superintendent Pas- recommendations, some of which Letters policy reports with the Kremlin in the background. quale E. Starble’s decision in HIS WORDS were prophetic, as obviously are out of touch with • The U.S. embassy quickly outgrew its new October led the parents of 30 pay demands also swept through reality and highly inflationary. The Manchester Herald wel­ chancery, which was crumbling from Day One. In children to keep their children out the private sector. Prices went up For example, the commission’s comes original letters to the Washington, the Soviets were equally cramped in of school. and so did the inflation rate. The recent reports asked up to editor. the old czarist embassy five blocks from the White By Nov. 24, all but one student Letters should be brief and to House. Negotiations began in 1963 on an had returned, after the school latter averaged 1.9 percent per $130,000 for members of board upheld Starble’s decision and year for the next 11 years. Congress. the point. They should be typed or “ exchange-of-sites” agreement — and only six years later were successfully concluded. decided not to allow parents to Meantime, the congressional Then, unaer the established neatly handwritten, and, for ease transfer their children in protest. pay hike from $44,600 to $57,500 in procedure, the president brings in editing, should be double­ To the dismay of some U.S. security experts, the When the child returned to 1977 didn’t help matters You may the proposals to levels he feels are spaced. Letters must be signed Soviets got a hilltop overlooking downtown school, Kelly Lane Principal Ro­ remember that the inflation rate in line. President Reagan did this with name, address and daytime Washington; the Americans got a spot behind the bert Barba said the child’s spirits leaped to 13 percent in 1979 and early in January, designating telephone number (for verifica­ existing embassy — but “ not, as legend has it, in a were good, and that other children, continued high in 1980 before $89,500 for members of Congress. tion) . swamp,” the report notes. many of whom knew the child’s receding. Now here’s the most ridiculous The Herald reserves the right • “ Reaching agreement on conditions of identity, treated the child well. Obviously, other factors also part: Whereas other legislation is to edit letters in the interests of construction was like building a house of cards labile health officials believe AIDS is transmitted only through figured in the inflation spiral, but passed by both houses of Con- brevity, clarity and taste. during a windstorm,” the report adds. “ The ® ig e r by NEA. ific 2 - J haggling over conditions grew so acrimonious that sexual contact, shared hypodermic both sides... considered giving up the needles and transfusions of infected blood or by an infected mother to negotiations.” her fetus. Height was a major sticking point. Limited to 12 The yuppies, motherhood and Baby stories by Washington zoning restrictions, the Soviets retaliated. They got their revenge by building a ‘“ Stalinist Gothic’ apartment building,” Geese thwart A baby is supposed to be a bundle of joy but Mary “ mild” case of multiple sclerosis. But since the which overshadows the American embassy. 9 Beth Whitehead’s daughter turned out to be a angry time when the Lord God drove Eve out of • Most important, the U.S.negotiators caved in 9 pound of flesh. The nation has been following Mary Paradise, motherhood has entailed risk and to the Kremlin’s insistence that Soviet construction shellfishing Beth’s failing fight to recapture the child she had uncertainty. crews build the Moscow embassy. Not by artificial insemination from William Stern. N icholas surprisingly, an electronic sweep of the unfinished GREENWICH (AP) - Canada Unhappily for her, she signed a contract to hand IT’S HUMBLING what a mother will go through building revealed bugs implanted in the concrete. geese and ducks that nest in the over the baby to the sperm donor, who will have the to get her child. Mary Beth has gone through hell, Greenwich area have created a Von Hoffman pollution problem that could frus­ terms of the contract lived up to by every jot and high water, public humiliation and private agony to ’O oray for Olllawood trate efforts to reopen shellfish tittle. reclaim her child. The sperm donor tape-recorded the woman’s tearful pleading conversations with In addition to his other talents, Lt. Col. Oliver beds that have been closed since At a distance it looks like a struggle between 1961. 111 yuppies and old-fashioned motherhood. The sperm him on the telephone. You could hear her crying — North, the fired National Security Council aide, Greenwich Enviromental Health donor, who is a scientist, and his wife, who is a when they played it on the television. Good stuff, was the producer of a slick propaganda movie Director Robert Brown says that doctor, have every aspect of your moneyed, young, listening to her sobbing and saying, “ I took care of championing the cause of the Nicraguan contras. goose and duck droppings are unwardly mobile professional couple, while Mary says. “ In both structural and functional terms, Mr. myself the whole nine months. I didn’t take any Sources who viewed the flick say the camera crew polluting Greenwich Cove, but Beth and her husband resemble the rest of us who and Mrs. Stern’s role as parents to Baby M was drugs. I didn’t drink alcohol. I ate good. And that’s obviously had access to areas that were off limits to 'areas farther offshore might be didn’t make it to the land of pasta primavera and achieved by a surrogate uterus and not a surrogate the only reason she’s healthy... I gave her life, I others in the media. One sequence showed contras safe for shellfishing. did.” Later on the sperm donor says, ” ... you < The town’s Shellfishing Commis­ escargot. mother.” By the canons of yuppie science, Mary in worn-out combat boots—evidence that was later Beth is but a uterus for hire, though in misery she signed an agreement.” shown to members of Congress deciding on aid to sion is seeking state approval to The sperm donor has phalanxes of his fellow reopen the town’s coastal waters, knows the truth of the older words which say. “ In The sperm donor got a court order tying up Mary the contras. professionals to demonstrate that he should own which were closed 26 years ago due 7 7 sorrow thou shalt bring forth children.” Beth’s house and her bank account, all her assets, Mary Beth’s child in fee simple, not only because it which were none too many to begin with. The to pollution from town sewage- says so right in the contract that Mary Beth wishes In sorrow she has, but if her motherhood has treatment facilities. to God she hadn’t been fool enough to sign but been denied by the dubious science of yuppie Sperm Donor has the law and the lawyers on his High concentrations of coliform because Mr. and Mrs. Sperm Donor are the baby’s doublespeak, what then of the fatherhood of the side, all the yuppie battalions, professors and bacteria from human and animal real parents. They got a guy who is a “ professor of sperm donor? If Mary Beth Whitehead is merely a experts, qualifi^, trained people of the highest ^anrliPBlpr Hpralft waste in the water around shellfish piece of tissue, an organ of no personality or even academic pedigree and there is unanimity that can render clams, oysters and pediatric psychology” — yuppies love Founded In 1S81 double-domed academic credentials — to submit a name, then what of the male act of conception? little Baby M belongs in a world of exposed brick 'mussels unfit for human walls, Italian plastic furniture and overachieve­ consumption. report to the court saying that. “ There was no How does the sperm donor donate? One imagines PENNY M. SIEFFEHT...... Pubttoher this form of fatherhood consists of going into a ment. ■ “ Greenwich Cove was one of the intention on Mrs. Whitehead’s part to be a DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Exacutiv* Editor kreas we wanted open most of all functional mother or to care for and raise a child.” room alone with a copy of Playboy and placing By description the Whitehead family is so down ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... AiaocINo EdHor market. They drink their water out of a tap, not out since there’s a wealth of oysters CENTRAL CONNECTICUT OFFICES: Coventry Route 3L 742-7321 • M anchester (3 ) 23 Main SL, 647-0568,1007 Main S t, 649-4686, Yea, that’s why the woman is stumbling through genetic material into a test tube packed in dry ice. K-Mart Plaza, 649-3007 • G lastonbury "Inside” Frank's Supermarket, 633-7655 ? South W indsor 29 Oakland Road, 644-2484 DENISE A. ROBERTS...... AdvoftWno Olr«dof and clams there, and it’s very the courthouses of New Jersey like a bereft heroine The sterile onanism of yuppie reproduction. The of a bottle from France. They fight, they make up, accessible,” Brown said in a recent MARK F. ABRAITIS...... Builnoot Matiigor Member FSLIC. An Equal Housing Lender. in Greek tragedy calling out for her child and sperm donor’s wife — or do we call her the they get sick, they drink beer and laugh and cry, SHELDON COHEN...... CoitipoNng Minigor •interview. “ It’s depressing, but OTHER CONNECTICUT OFFICES: East Haven, Hamden, M ilford. New Haven, W est Haven crying her despair to anyone who will listen. functional and structural mother unit — says that shop at K mart and display poor taste, yet fertile • ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Prwtrootn M«naa« ! we’ve got 35 miles of coastline, and she has elected to hire Mary Beth to perform the people strong enough to reproduce their own and JEANNE Q. FROMERTH...... ClrculollonMinmar ' there’s got to be something out THAT MEANS NOTHING because the report uterus function because Mrs. Sperm Donor has a survive. there.” « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tucadav. Feb. 17. 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. 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by Sttvtn Komorow Tom Bradley and New Orleans keeping deficits on a downward T ht Assocloted Press Mayor Sidney Barthelemy, called path. on Congress to raise taxes if Not even Republicans supporting NEW ORLEANS - The chalr- necessary. Gray said, "There are a the president would support the I COULPNT FINP A Bian of the House Budget Commit- lot of people (in Congress) con­ deep domestic cuts p r o p o ^ by the BOXTOSTANPON! tjee aays members of Congress who cerned about raising income White House, which fell far short of Blleve the Gramm-Rudman de- taxes.” achieving the deficit goal. THBFHANTOM by Laa Falfc S Sy Barry Scit targets can be met without a President Reagan has promised That might mean "w e would liax increase may soon change their to veto any general tax increase. slightly miss the target," Gray ipinds. But Gray said congressional fig­ said, "But we’re not out there • "M aybe they won’t understand ures show President Reagan failed searching for a way to avoid it." dntil they see the impact of $61 to meet the Gramm-Rudman Gray said there Was support from billion in budget cuts,’’ said Rep. targets by some $30 billion and, witnesses, even among business William H. Gray Iff, D-Pa. without a major tax boost. Con­ groups, for his proposal to impose Ex-con's vanity plate I The budget committee returns to gress too would be unable to close new levfes on foreign imports to Washington today after four out-of- the gap. fight the deficit and help the trade town hearings at which witnesses Gray said it might be possible to balance. THE GRIZZWELLS" by Bill Schorr masked that their programs be reach $108 billion through the use of One proposal would replace the \F FA»V\ER9R0VI>N HEy,IFVO(llWTHElP ^pared as lawmakers search for $61 creative accounting techniques and quotas on certain imports, such as steel and textiles, with a tariff mi5HI?EiS6S 'EWLHOWRETHEy ^ llio n in deficit savings to meet the selling off more government assOts, system. Foreign producers would F FDR EACH... 60HHAIEARHJ •-Gramm-Rudman law’s deficit limit but he opposed that. ;of $108 billion. " I think we have to do real deficit purchase the rights to sell their HOW MUCH 15 " "W e did get some interesting reduction — no smoke and mir­ product, up to the current quota AWPZEN?, AUggestions as to what was impor- rors," said Gray. limit. Xant,” but no one volunteered their “ Politically, smoke and mirrors " It wouldn’t cost American tax­ BLONDIE by Daan Veung A Stan Draka ^reas to be chopped back. Gray is always easier to sell,” he said. payers a dime,” Gray said, while ^ i d in an interview. Community But, "That’s the same kind of raising $6 billion to $10 billion. AP photo WE HAVEN'T SEEN VDU HEH HEH...VIWO RUNS HE r e a l l y LIKE Xlevelopment money and Medicaid spend, spend, borrow, borrow pol­ The other proposal would be a SINCE THE WEOOINS THINSS AROUND THE C50ES RUN ERR AN flopped the list of no-cut items for icy that got us into this mess," he selective surcharge on non­ HOUSE THINGS •icity and state officials. said. necessities imTOrted from nations E 1 South African school bus I !; Gray said there was more opposi- Gray said committee members who have tradesurpluses with their 'Wi7| '^on than In past years to the would begin next week to “ sit down trading partners, such as Japan. Reagan administration’s request and figure out what to do." Tlie tax could be structured to bring A schoolgirl jumps off an armored police mines, while black children walk along for more Pentagon spending. "Now He said the issue was; “ How in proportionally more money from truck in Northern Transvaal Province in the roads, newspapers reported this CAPTAIN EASY "by Crook* A Catale I ’m finding that universal,’’ he much deficit reduction can we get the wealthy, he said. South Africa recently. The armored week. Since Jan. 4, 21 land-mine A COUPLE ■ f NO WORE I ^ A p PROW THAT IS WHY PONT THEY said. . done that’s real, substantial, sends Gray said he was putting a top OF HOURS I BRINS MIS IS WAKESAPPLESl“ KES,------Although many municipal offi­ the right signal and complies with priority on finishing the budget by trucks have been taking white children explosions have been reported In the LATER... AMIGOS. FOR3RI.TvTHESB cials, including Los Angeles Mayor the spirit of Gramm-Rudman" in April IS. to school to protect them from land province. THINGS?

\: Ireland’s FitzGerald faces tough vote V.S./WorU in Bri€f ON THE FASniACK by Bill Holbrook By Marcus Ellaton Thatcher. Predictions also were clouded by he is seeking a mandate to continue Tht Associated Press The agreement gives mainly the 15 percent of voters who said administering harsh remedies, in­ ARr,Atl'lYril^^G■ IVE LMPKEPAtL Roman Catholic Ireland a voice in they still had not made up their cluding a 60 percent income tax on Demjanjuk’s lawyer protests witness WEPPtHGr A>JtJ0Uhl^EMEprr IM ABOOT ME AlOP WENDV llJ PVfeRIMISI------U hU t DUBLIN, Ireland — Irish voters running the British province, where minds. ^ the average white-collar salary and HoUMMy NEWSWFKS? 'TilE MiWlOHT £iJ0JPIRnJ6- TWUHP.AlJD ITS cast ballots today in a general Protestants outnumber Catholics Unless Haughey wins an outright cutbacks in the social welfare JERUSALEM — An attorney for John Demjanjuk today 50H7 ANP I PAlP Fbft J oUHeRE 1& B£ election that opinion polls predict 3-2. majority, Ireland faces another, of payments on which 40 percent of the protested the state’s first witness and charged the prosecution THE TiiAEE. IT.T^x?/ ' X FOONP/ will end in defeat for Prime Polls opened at 9 a.m. and were to the coalitions or minority govern­ populace depends in varying was staging a show trial by recounting the horrors of the ;300RHAL, Minister Garret FitzGerald but close at 9 p.m., with 459 candidates ments that have emerged from degrees. Holocaust to press its case against the retired Ohio autoworker y ARLO AND JANiS by Jimmy Johnson Post... may deny challenger Charles running in 41 constituencies. Vote three previous elections over the accused of Nazi war crimes. AHVTOINC LBFTIM TH & The economy has overshadowed ''J i UHATPOWEHAVe? THOUSAND INLAND THOUBAMD Haughey an outright majority. counting begins 12 hours after polls past six years. Demjanjuk listened to the proceedings without emotion, REFRIGERATOR lONfiENOUOH all other issues, such as Roman I51AMDAMD 1H0U6AND An absolute majority for close, and early results are ex­ This absence of strong govern­ yawning occasionally and fiddling with the earphones through Catholic church domination of WtHAVe •s.^ laiAlOD.' TURHElMlOTHOUaAHDaAMD Haughey in the 160-seat Dail, or pected by midday Wednesday. ment is widely blamed for Ireland's which he heard simultaneous translation from Hebrew into J DREaaitOG.' fam ily law and the strife in THOUSAND laiAND.. lower house of the Irish Parlia­ The most recent opinion poll economic disarray — five growth- English. ment, would mean a remarkable found Friday that Haughey’s Fi- Northern Ireland. (f less years, record 19.6 percent The trial began Nov. 26, but recessed the same day to give the M r comeback for a politician who has anna Fail party was supported by unemployment, a $36 billion na­ defense time to prepare its case. It reopened Monday to a served two abbreviated terms as 45 percent of the 2.4 million voters, Even Sinn Fein, the political wing tional debt and the highest interest capacity crowd of about 400 spectators and journalists in a movie prime minister in a career dogged 15 percentage points ahead of of the outlawed Irish Republican rates in Europe. theater converted into a courtroom for the trial. by Controversy. FitzCierald’s Fine Gael party. Army, has focused more on social Haughey’s weakness is his vague The indictment charges Demjanjuk was the notorious guard ; Defeat for FitzGerald probably Forty-five percent is regarded as issues than on the fight to unite manifesto, which speaks of gener­ would mean his political demise, the bare minimum for winning a Ireland and Northern Ireland. "Ivan the Terrible” who beat and tortured victims before turning ating growth to create 57,000 jobs Bridge despite the worldwide acclaim he majority of seats. But clearcut on the gas chamber, engines at Treblinka, a death camp in Astrograph but does not specify how. reaped in 1985 as a peacemaker in forecasts were hampered by the Sinn Fein is running in Us first German-occupied Poland, in 1942 and 1943. Northern Ireland when he signed complexity of Ireland’s electoral In contrast, the donnish, mild- election since voting last November GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Opportuni­ the Anglo-Irish accord with British system, in which voters list candi­ mannered FitzGerald has spelled to end its 65-year boycott of the ties that are available for you today will Prime Minister Margaret dates in order of preference. out the bad news in detail. In effect. Dail. ( % H i r lose some of their dynamics if you don't NORTH 55-mph opponents cite public support follow through on them instantly. Don’t ♦ 2 ^Birthday straddle the fence. TKQ6 WASHINGTON — Western and rural lawmakers leading the CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) In an im­ ♦ KQ964 U.S. investors to get move to increase the federal speed limit to 65 mph are bolstering portant career situation today, have a 4AJ53 their case with public opinion polls, states’ rights arguments and Fab. 18, 1987 backup plan ready just In case your first WEST EAST even lessons about teaching children to respect the law. one lizzies out. If you're prepared, you’ll “ A child now sits in the back seat and watches his old man drive succeed. ♦ 5 ♦KJ8763 ▼98542 ▼ 10 3 taste of Philippines and put it at 62 mph, because that is where you can get by,” Sen. 7 Favorable changes are llkejy in the year LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Just because a friend isn't in total accord with you to­ ♦ A 5 3 2 ♦ 10 8 7 Alan Simpson, R-Wyo., said during debate on the measure last ahead where your finances are con­ ♦ 10 9 4 ♦ Q 8 week. “ It happens to be that the speed limit is 55. That Is a pretty cerned. They may not appear to be too day doesn't mean he or she is your ene­ WASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. the Philippine partners would lucrative at first, but as time unfolds, my. Cool down and look for the wisdom SOUTH supply raw materials, labor and poor law.” In his or her viewpoint. government, trying to stimulate But they are being countered by legislators and their allies, you’ll appreciate their magnitude. 4AQ1094 American business activity in the knowledge of local conditions. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fsb. 19) A good VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) If you behave ▼ a J7 “ There»are some real opportuni­ largely from urban and Eastern states, whose major argument is too selfishly with others today, they're Philippines, is sending a 20- idea should not be Ignored today just ♦ J ties there and this will give people a safety. going to be reluctant about getting in­ ♦ K 7 6 2 company delegation of potential because it didn't originate with you. Fa­ chance to see what they are," said "E very recognizable piece of evidence indicates that speed on vorable results are far more important volved with you in the future Take a lit­ investors to that country — the first tle, give a little. Vulnerable: Neither such mission since the tumultuous Edie Standoff, an O PIC executive. highways kills and that trucks and other vehicles operate most than authorship. Get a jump on life by Dealer: South understanding the Influences that are . LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) You may have demise of Ferdinand E. Marcos’ The mission comes after a period safely at lower speeds,” says Robert Mann, spokesman lor the to deal with someone today who is un­ of intense political activity in the American Trucking Association. governing you in the year ahead. Send West North East government a year ago. reasonable and gruff. This person can South Philippines that generated some for your Astro-Graph predictions today. ! ♦ Representatives of American The Senate passed a highway bill Feb. 4 that would allow states Mail $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this news­ be turned Into an ally if you treat him or headlines that might make inves­ to increase the speed limit to 65 mph on segments of interstates her the opposite way he or she treats Pass 2 ♦ Pass 3 4 Motors, Rockwell International, paper. P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, Oh Pass 4 NT Pass 5 T Unocal and other U.S. companies tors uneasy. outside urban areas. The highway bill approved by the House on 44101-3428. Be sure to state your zodi­ you. There was an aborted coup SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If you have Pass 6 4 Pass Pass will depart Friday for a week-long Jan. 21 would retain the 55 mph limit. Conferees from the two ac sign. Pass attempt by a military faction in PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Don't be to work in close conjunction today with series of meetings with Philippine chambers are expected to begin meeting this week. someone who does things in a hasty, business executives seeking Ameri­ January, a Manila protest rally in too extravagant with your resources to­ Opening lead: ♦ 10 which a dozen demonstrators were day. Remember, it's a lot easier to take careless manner, be watchful so he or can capital. It out of the bank than It is to put it back she doesn't foul up your efforts as well. The trip was organized by the killed and an alleged attempt by Soviet cops said Jailed for brutality in. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Keep Overseas Private Investment Marcos to return to the Philippines your priorities In proper order today. after a year in exile and the ARIES (March 21-April 19) You can Corp., a federal agency that pro­ MOSCOW — Authorities jailed two police officers who beat, Make it a point to put the productive continuation of a guerrilla cam­ achieve your ends today It you are pa­ vides such incentives as easy-credit choked and tortured prisoners to wring confessions from them, tient and tolerant when you deal with first and the pleasurable last. paign by the communist New CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Instead Was that lead loans and revolution insurance to and fired their superiors for trying to derail an investigation Into key people on a one-to-one basis. Make American companies that invest in People’s Army. them feel important and respected. of finding challenging situations intimi­ the brutality, a magazine reported. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) This can be dating today, you are more likely^to necessary? poor countries. The N PA announced Feb. 7 it The expose of torture in the Karelea prison was published in The aim is to help fulfill what U.S. a productive day for you, provided you have your resolve strengthened by would not return to peace talks with this week's edition of Ogonyok magazine, and was part of a recent them. When the going gets tough, the By James Jacoby officials, in effect, told Philippines are persistent. If you run Into resis­ the government and would not campaign to shed light on corruption in law-enforcement tance, throttle up, not down. tough get going. President Corazon Aquino when extend a two-month truce. Today’s deal, taken from Dr. agencies. AP photo she visited the United States last Standoff acknowledged that pol­ George Rosenkranz’s book about autumn, that although the United "W hat would have happened if the prosecutor failed in this itical problems in the Philippines trump leads (Devyn Press, 151 Thier- States can’t give the Philippines all exhausting struggle?” Ogonyok asked. “ This has happened in remain "questions in people's man Lane, Louisville, K Y 40207), Ready for action the direct cash assistance it wants, our history, and we shouldn’t forget about it.’ ’ h a t minds.” PoUy’s Pointers shows the danger in even a seemingly T P o e s i r — it can try to stimulate investment safe trump lead. It was of course ill- Members of the Philippine Army’s elite Scout Rangers by American industry. On the positive side, she said, was judged for North to launch right into W | 2 l T I N < p l b practice an assault against an enemy camp during During the investment talks, the overwhelming vote in the Shamir to stress Israel’s role Blackwood after partner had bid three training in Camp Castaneda today. Soldiers are participants will discuss specific Philippines early this month for a When I bake a cake and the layers clubs. If by some chance the South P/?. PUTH A^ o u t projects, notably those in which the new constitution that strengthened WASHINGTON — Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir Soften sugar come out lopsided, I insert marshmal­ hand held only one ace, the partner­ undergoing intensive training before being sent out In Y o u / Americans would provide capital, Aquino’s power over her faction- intends to try to make two points clear during his visit here; lows between the bottom layer and ship would be too high. But North was the fields to fight communist insurgents. expertise and market access and ridden government. In your freezer the cake plate (under the low side). enthusiastic and unrestrained in his Arming Iran was a U.S. idea, and Israel had nothing to do with the 9 The cake looks straight and the bidding, and lucky, too, not only that secret fund for Nicaraguan rebels. By Polly Fisher marshmallows are a nice surprise. South did hold two aces but also that Shamir, according to Israeli officials, will stress his nation’s When making a spice cake, add half West was mesmerized iiito an unnec­ close ties with the United States and a willingness to explore DEAR PO LLY — Can you tell me if a cup of strained fruit. Baby fruit may essary trump lead. WINTHROP ®by Pick Caw lll Labor sees import limits as litmus test peace prospects with its Arab neighbors during a three-day visit there is a way to soften granulated also be used. This adds flavor and There was really no reason for West sugar that is hard as a rock? I tried beginning today. to lead a trump. On the bidding, it was MV DAD WATCHES HE REALLY UKES NO, HE LIKES BEER putting it in the oven; no good. — H.S. keeps the cake moist for days. by Mott Yancey candidates will have to back by midsummer will pass the type of labor-backed trade bill, "it moves He is expecting a warm reception from President Reagan and likely that dummy would have good aASKETBALL S-AMES EASKETBA LL,. HUH •?- COMMERCIAUS, DEAR H.S. — It sounds too simple A package of pudding mix added to The Aftocloted Prest organized labor’s view on trade to import-restricting trade legislation into the national election arena,” senior adminsitration officials, with only a new U.S. arms plan diamonds, and that might mean that to be true, but this remedy often cake batters gives cakes extra mois­ EVERY NiaHT. win its support. that union leaders are seeking and Kirkland said. "And we’ll see if it’s for Jordan and Saudi Arabia a potential source of friction. ture and lightness plus a delicious the defenders should get started in the that President Reagan is likely to possible to help bring into office a But the visit is still likely to be marked by controversy as works. BAL HARBOUR, Fla. — The AFL-CIO president Lane Kirk­ taste. — BOBBIE heart suit. A heart lead would have AFlrCIO is making new import veto. leadership that will take a more Shamir faces members of Congress and an American presseager Put the entire package of sugar in Plant “ hidden” vitamins in dishes been effective in that it would have land said union voters in 1988 helped 8 restrictions that already are Its top realistic and accurate view of the to get at the origins of the Iran-Contra scandal. “ Frankly, our attitude is that any the freezer for several hours. It your kids love, like meat loaf, bread, prevented the declarer from making return the Senate to Democratic problem." priority in Congress this year the bill that the president doesn’t veto should break up and become free- and macaroni and cheese, with the an educated guess in the trump suit. control after six years of Republi­ But Sen.- Robert Byrd of West primary litmus test for Judging is not worth passing," said Morton flowing easily. recipes and tips in Polly’s newsletter On the trump lead, declarer knew it can domination on the basis of what Virginia and Rep. Thomas Foley of presidential candidates in 1988. Bahr, president of the 515,000- Yon can keep the sugar in the freez­ “ Nutrition Boosters." Send $1 for was impossible that West would be the record $170 billion U.S. trade Washington, the respective major­ member Communication Workers Commune members meet authorities er and nse it just as it comes, with no each copy to POLLY'S POINTERS, in leading away from the club queen. So deficit last year was doing to their ity leaders of the Senate and House, ; While the 12.8-mUlion-member of America. "Our objective now is thawing needed. care of this newspaper, P.O. Box the only way to avoid a trump loser Jobs and the economy. indicated they do not presently TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Five women who claim to be the labor federaUon is not scheduled to working towards the tyi>e of bill However, when combining the sug­ 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. Be was to play for the queen to drop. ZH7 Kirkland spoke after winning have the two-thirds majorities mothers of six young children found hungry and insect-bitten in a formally unveil its revamped en­ that almost ensures a veto.” ar with ingredients that are supposed sure to include the title. When it did drop, declarer got the dia­ assurances Monday from House needed in each body to override a park have met with authorities in an attempt to regain custody of 7 7 to be at room temperature — such as Polly w ill send you a P olly Dollar mond suit going and made the slam. dorsement procedure until Wednes­ and Senate leaders that (Congress If President Reagan vetoes a veto. the youngsters, the women’s attorney says. egg whites for meringue — you may For some exceptions to the rule of U.S. ACRES by Jim Davis day, its leaders made clear that ( fl) i f she uses your favorite Pointer, “ What they’re trying to do is be straightforward and as want to let the sugar warm up before Peeve or Problem in her column. not leading away from trump honors, non-adversarial as they can possibly can, ’’ said attorney Paula using. Write POLLY'S POINTERS in care of watch this column the rest of the Walborsky of her clients, members of a Washington, D.C.-area Hope this solves your little dilem­ this newspaper. week. Vietnam ministers get ax in major shake-up ma. — PO LLY communal group known as the Finders. "They believe it can be DEAR PO LLY — For fruit salads «s best b an dit in a straightforward, cooperative manner.” Magnetic field by the party leadership. that taste extra good, try grating a lit­ Comoros : BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - Interior Minister Pham Hung, the radio, monitored in Bangkok, said The women planned to stay here until a judge settles custody of It was not immediately clear how tle lemon rind into the saiad dressing. ^Vietnam’s government has fired 12 No. 2 man in the Communist Party 12 members of the Council of the children. The 2- to 7-year-old children, dressed in tattered Each sunspot's enormously power­ many seats were in the new Break up a square of baking choco­ The Federal Islamic Republic of ■ministers and reorganised the Politburo. Ministers were fired and a 13th was clothes, were discovered Feb. 4 in a Tallahassee park with two ful magnetic field pours out streams Council. late by leaving it in the wrapper and the Comoros is located on three is­ ^Council of Ministers, the state-run Analysts said the firings were given a new portfolio. It said well-dressed men, who have pleaded innocent to misdemeanor of electrical particles that can cause The Voice of Vietnam said in a pounding it with the textured side of a lands — Grande Comore, Anjouan ^radio announced today, in one of the part of an effort to inject vigor and several ministries were merged child abuse charges. and Moheli — in the Mozambique radio signals to bounce frantically later broadcast that deputies to the meat-tenderizing mallet. Easy and no •moat swee^ng ahake-ups in the efficiency into an aging leadership and other government agencies Walborsky said the women, who arrived here Friday, about the Earth. During one sunspot eighth National Assembly would be mess. Channel between North Mozambique ICommuniat nation’s history, that led Vietnam to victory against were Incorporated into ministries. answered questions Monday from officials of the state and Southeast Africa. Its 469,000 pop­ peak, London television viewers were H ie Council of Ministers, which elected April 19. More leadership My garlic cloves last longer since I r Among those dismissed were the French and Americans but Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services. startled to hear a New York taxi dis­ changes are widely expected before started storing them in a jar of oil in ulation is made up of Arabs, Africans •Defense Miniiter Van Tien Dung, failed to bring post-war economic before today’s changes had about 35 patcher ordering a driver to proceed or during the next assembly ses the refrigerator. An added bonus: You and East Indians, and they speak larchitect of the victorious offensive recovery. seats, runs government affairs. to Flatbush Avenue in Brooklyn. sion. can use the seasoned oil for frying. Shaafi Islam (a Swahili dialect). against South Vietnam in 1975, and The official Voice of Vietnam However, key policies are decided MANCHESTER HERALD. Tueedav. Feb. 17, 1967 - 9 » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuttday. Teb. 17.19«7 Soviets hint G ran d List FOCUS activist wiii up 5% in be reieased C o ven try MOSCOW (AP) - A Soviet Andy government tpokesman aaid today COVENTRY — The total value of that dlaaidenta Anatoly Koryagin the town’s taxable property as of Rooney and Alexander Ogorodnikov have Oct. 1,1986, rose 5 percent over the been ordered released from prison previous year, Town Assessor and that Jewish activist Josef Lindell Braasch said this morning Begun “ most likely" will be freed Coventry’s Grand List increased soon. $8.9 million to $166,976,090, Braasch Foreign Ministry spokesman said. Based on the town’s current Gennady Gerasimov said a special tax rate, that represents a $284,893 commission of the Supreme Soviet, increase in revenue available to the the Soviet parliament, that is town, Braasch said. Papers list reviewing dissident appeals for In addition, the town will receive clemency decided Friday to release another $500,000 from the state to the M-year-old Koryagin to “ spare -4 As reimburse the amount of veterans’ him further imprisonment." exemptions the town gave this tidings both He said Koryagin would be free year, Braasch said. by Wednesday. Last year, the Grand List also Koryagin, a psychiatrist, was rose 5 percent, and the year before sentenced in IM l to seven years in H«r«ld photo by Pinto F that saw a 3 percent increase. good and bad prison and five years internal exile Leading this year’s rise was .the after complaining the government There was no ZambonI value of motor vehicles, which rose was sending dissidents to mental 11 percent. Real estate values went hospitals. They were shy a few players and bit short of space, the gear you need for hockey when you play on ^ up 4.1 percent and personal prop­ You scan the paper, looking for word the wbrid is Gerasimov told The Associated erty increased 10 percent, Braasch going your way. You look for hopeful signs. Just Press in a telephone call after but these young people were determined to have snow-covered lake, said. when you think there are some and your spirits start giving a news briefing that a list of some fun on Lower Bolton Lake. A shovel is part of Braasch said she had expected an to soar, you come on a story that brings you down those granted clemency included overall increase of about $7.5 Ogorodnikov, the 36-year-oId again. E million. However, she said extra founder of a Christian movement in work by her staff to include new • Every day there’s good news and there’s bad the 1970s. building permits on the Grand List news: The unemployment rate now stands at 7 Sentenced in 1980 to six years in a CIA nominee pledges to end mistrust that had previously not been labor camp, Ogorodnikov is serving percent down from 9.5 percent in 1982. That’s good. recorded helped raise the total. a second, consecutive three-year There are still 8 million people unemployed in the Braasch explained that before sentence for alleged anti-Soviet Continued from page 1 within the framework of congres­ mation,” he wants no vote on the United States. she became assessor two years ago, activity. sional oversight.’ ’ nomination until the expiration of the last assessor had been sick and _ • The number of people more or less permanently On Monday, Soviet leader Mik­ But Gates and other top agency the full 14-day waiting period nation both of Gates’ qualifications unable to keep up with the number hCpt In mental hospitals has been sharply reduced hail S. Gorbachev told an interna­ and of liis involvement in the officials failed to teil Congress of provided by the panel’s rules. of new homes being built. She said and many o f them are now allowed to live freely in tional peace conference in Moscow Iran-Contra matter. the CIA role in the secret arms deal Boren said the Iran-Ck>ntra affair that the Soviet Union is changing its with Tehran, or about their suspi­ the catch-up work will continue this the community. Sounds good. Boren called the scandal plagu­ showed a failure by the Reagan year, and it should be finished in approach to human rights “ for all cions that some of the proceeds ing the administration a “ fiasco” administration to follow the over­ time for next year’s tabulation. There are more homeless on the streets than ever. to see,” but not because of Western went to help Nicaragua’s Contra with a “ record of reliance on sight rules, and called for a fresh Grand List information for An­ pressure. rebels. One reason is the large number of the mentally ill private individuals, foreign nation­ start. dover and Bolton has not been als and naive amateurs in the Gates, a 43-year-old career CIA wfio have been turned out on the street and are Recent Soviet moves to release compiled yet. Bolton Assessor making of polic>’ and a failure to analyst, was nominated this month “ I think the most important thing unable to take care of themselves. Sounds bad. dissidents were widely seen as a is attitude,” Boren said in an Charles P. Danna said the work seek the expertise available within to replace Casey, who retired at 73 Kremlin attempt to remove, ai interview. "We are going to show should be finished by the end of this I • The newspapers are filled with stories about the our own government.” after the removal of a cancerous relatively little cost, a major week. Andover’s assessor has been Gates, now the CIA’s acting tumor from his brain. them that we’re worthy of trust... new airline bargain fares. That’s good news for obstacle to improving Soviet rela­ given until the end of the month to director, said Reagan had told him Gates, who would become the and we expect them to be totally travelers. The other day I booked a flight to San tions with the West. finish the compilation. “ that he wants his intelligence youngest person ever to head the candid with us.” Francisco for next month with United Airlines. CIA, has tried to create an At the briefing, Gerasimov was unvarnished — the good and the Gates, who began his career in Roundtrip is $178. That’s really good and the ticket appearance of openness to Con­ asked about U.S. affairs specialist bad. It must be professional and the 1960s as an Air Force intelli­ is all paid for. gress that sharply contrasts with Georgy Arbatov’s televised state­ objective.” gence officer with a Minuteman Casey. > Tlie bad news is that something else has come up ment Sunday that the S5-year-old Last April, Gates testified that missile wing, told senators in April Gates was easily confirmed to the Beirut battles Begun had been released from CIA employees believe in the that critics are mistaken when they and I ’d rather go the next day but the ticket is Entrepreneur P.T. Barnum, played by Kristopher Antekeier, members in "Barnum,” currentiy playing at Coachlight Dinner No. 2 CIA post last April on a 10-0 Chistopol Prison, 500 miles east of congressional oversight process. say the CIA “ deeply dislikes oon-refundable and to buy the same ticket for the Theatre in East Windsor through April 19. vote by the Senate committee, but takes a bow with members of his 19th century circus. Aii are cast Moscow. He said then that nearly two- oversight, resists keeping the com­ leave 17 dead following day would cost me $1,080. is expected to face tougher ques­ thirds of the agency’s employees mittees informed, carries out its tioning this time. • The stock market is at an all-time high with had been hired since Congress reporting responsibilities grudg­ BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -ShU te tightened controls on U.S. intelli­ Boren has said that, in order to ingly and minimally and would like Moslems and Communist fighters American companies being more valuable to Obituaries gence a decade ago and "they know assure the committee enough time to return to the so-called good old ROBERT GATES waged fierce street battles all night stockholders than ever before. Sounds like good no other way of doing business than to "reflect upon all relevant infor­ days before oversight.” throughout west Beirut. Police said news. Last year the stocks that performed best, ‘Barnum’ leaves us asking why .. trust high priority today at least 17 people were Ulled, overall, on the New York Stock Exchange, were the RoMHer R. Holt 8r. 80 others were wounded and dozens tobacco companies. Not good news. harmony — and disharmony — is extrem ely well of buildings burned out of control. EAST WINDSOR - It’s hard not to like Rossiter R. Holt Sr., 72. of 555 Traffic commission tabies maii permit • Bill Cosby’s picture was in the paper when he "Barnum,” the lively show about circus entrepre­ done. Porter St., husband of Winifred The third consecutive day of was at the dog show in Madison Square Garden. His neur P.T. Barnum, which opened last week at (McCall) ^rdy, died Monday at fighting frustrated efforts to locate wire-haired Fox Terrier was entered in the THE OTHER outstanding scene features Barbara argued during the meeting that Coachlight Dinner Theatre. Center Manchester Memorial Hospital. Bv John F. Kirch amendment because it had in­ between Chapel Road and Pleasant Anglican Church hostage negotia­ D. Mills playing Joice Heth, an extrem ely large, old South Windsor officials, who oppose Westminister Kennel Club dog show. I like that. There are clowns and jugglers, acrobats and Bom in Taunton, Mass., March 8, Herald Reporter creased the proposed size of the Valley Road. The work is now being tor Terry Waite, who has been woman for whom P.T. Barnum created a the mall, should be given the The bad news is B ill’s dog didn’t win. magicians. The colors are bold, the action fast Stage 1914, he had been a resident of mall by 35.000 square feet. State law delayed by the federal government. missing for almost a month, and opportunity to speak fully on the paced. There’s good music, fine dancing and some new-and-improved life history. Manchester for eight years. At the WETHERSFIELD - In a sur­ requires an "expanded permit” if Eric Smith, an engineer with the trapped two American Moslem • My college’s team won the other application. Nancy Pappas Barnum was snookered into buying the contract time of his retirement seven years prising move, the State Traffic the size of a project increases after state Department of Transporta­ envoys at their hotel. night. I was glad to see that. Further down In the cute special effects. And the star, Kristopher Itouth Windsor has already filed a for exhibiting Heth in his sideshows by another ago. he was the first vice president Commission today tabled a request a traffic permit has been granted. tion. told commission members Antekeier, who spent last year as the real-life lawsuit against the STC in connec­ story it said it was their first victory in 17 games. artist of humbuggery who claimed that "thousands of Cutting Tools Group. Litton by the developer of the proposed In June the STC granted Homart that the federal project would be It also brought to a standstill ringmaster for the Ringling Bros, and Barnum & tion with the first permit, claiming Industries. Mall at Buckland Hills for an a permit for a 750,000-square-fdot delayed for at least two years. attempts to send U.N. food supplies • The Soviet Union has pardoned 140 political Bailey Circus, brings a special magic to the stage. came to see her in Philadelphia.’ ’ 7 The STC is giving Homart OOdays that the commission didn’t consider Besides his wife, he is survived by amended traffic permit. mall. Since then, the developers into the besieged Palestinian refu­ prisoners who disagreed with the way things are But with all that going for it, it’s still hard to really goes.” He has a disarming smile, which makes the After Barnum has handed over his life’s savings The three-member commission have increased the size to 785,000 to conduct a traffic study of the area the negative impact the mall would one son, Rossiter R. Holt Jr., of gee camps of Bourj el-Barajneh' done in Russia. ’This is great news and suggests love this show. The fault lies with the script, rather amoral words of songs like "There is a Sucker Born for "ownership" of the woman, he discovers the sad said at a meeting this morning that square feet. to see what impact the mall would have on South Windsor roads. and Chatilla. Nabib Berri’s Shiite; Merrimack, N.H.; one daughter, things may be changing for the better in Moscow. than with the current production. In "Barnum ,” as E v ’ ry Minute" and “ The Prince of Humbug’ ’ seem truth. Thousands came, and thousands walked on Betsy Cleary of Duxbury, Mass.; it could not make a decision until Commission members said this have on other roads if the three Moslem Amal militia allowed a' by, Heth tells him. Always the optimist, Barnum federal improvements were not ’There are still hundreds of dissidents in prison in the in his more famous "George M,” originating almost wholesome. one sister in Boynton Beach, Fla.; the Homart Development Corp. of morning that when the Oiriginal In 1842, Abraham Lincoln mar­ U.N.. food convoy into Bourj el-: decides to present this woman as the nurse who once permit was granted, several feder­ completed. ried Mary Todd in Springfield, 111. Soviet Union. This suggests they aren’t. producer Cy Coleman tried to condense a complex Never mind that Barnum is wildly enthusiastic and five grandchildren. Chicago has submitted an addi­ Barajneh on Saturday. bounced George Washington on her knee. After a ally funded improvements were In addition. Smith recommended life into a rather brief evening of theater. The action about the opportunity to bilk the public, offering the At the request of the deceased, tional traffic study of the area. • The government of Iran invited a group, of Homart, which is proposing to scheduled for compiletion in the that two minor road improvements whizzes forward at an average pace of one year’s chance to peek at two-headed monsters and few protests of “ Washington? I don’t know no people there will be no funeral. Cremation Western reporters into their country to show them build the mammoth mall in northw­ area by the early 1990s. be made by the developer. No progress every two minutes. The program write-up 160-year-old ladies. He acts as though he is extolling called Washington,’’ Heth accepts the challenge of and private burial have been how w ell things were going. Maybe Iran is a arranged by the Holmes Funeral estern Manchester, needs the traf­ The scheduled improvements, in action was taken. warns, "The action takes place all over America the virtues of cold milk and apple pie. taking on the new persona. Attorney Kevin McCaan, who civilized country after all. In "Thank God I ’m Old,’’ Mills shows off the Home. There are no calling hours. fic permit before construction can South Windsor, included work on and the major capitals of the world.” The perfect foil for this consummate showman is begin. Buckland Road, a connector road represented the town of South prodigious talent which brought people flocking to Memorial donations may be The bad news came a week later. One of the his wife, Chairy Barnum, wonderfully played by Although the company received between Sullivan Avenue and El­ Winsdor, said he was pleased the made to the Manchester Memorial reporters, Gerald Seib of The Wall Street Journal, THIS LEAVES the audience slightly breathless, Lynne WIntersteller, formerly Nurse Lawrence see her in "A in ’t Misbehavin’ ’’ for five years. She Hospital Redevelopment Fund. 71 an STC permit in June, it needed the lington Road, and a connector application was tabled. He had struts, jiggles and bounces her way through this was arrested, accused of being a spy and held while with little time to relax and become involved with from "A ll My Children.’’ With her two feet planted Haynes St.. Manchester 06040. number in a thoroughly engaging way. When she he was questioned for six days. So much for the humanity of the characters. What really made firmly on the ground — and her voice trilling began to strut her stuff again — without the gray wig civilization in Iran. Phineas T. Barnum of Bridgeport, tick? What merrily up to the sky — WIntersteller is a marvelous Earl C. Shedd — as a chorus member in "T h e Colors of My L ife,” Police arrest bathroom loiterers • The temperature in my office stays at 68 enabled him to become, in his own words, “ the counterpoint to Antekeier. Her husband complains Earl C. Shedd, 72. of Oxford died the Friday evening audience rewarded her with a LUNG- degrees all day. ’That’ s good news. It’s just a little consummate flimflam artist, the king of hum- that she is entirely too moral; yet she achieves her Sunday at Griffin Hospital, Derby. Unusual activity in the men’s periods of time in the stalls. the ceiling into the women’s room burst of spontaneous applause. cool but that’s the w ay I like it because it keeps me buggery?” You’ll never find out from watching this philosophical stance with no overtones of self- He was the husband of June (Noble) room at Sears Roebuck and Co. at "Once this gets into print, we when a security officer looked into show. righteousness. Shedd. His mother, Ruth (Carter) the false ceiling from the men’s awake. the Parkade led to the arrest of hope this curtails any further FUNCTION Antekeier provides us with a portrait of an In "I Like YourStyle,’’ one of thetwo best musical ALSO WOR’TH special mention is Amanda Shedd, is a Bolton resident. several men during the weekend activity," police Sgt. Richard room. The youth tried to flee the Today I read in the paper where constant energetic, engaging, slightly wacky entrepreneur in Besides his wife and mother, he is store but was apprehended in the scenes in the show, the two alternately spar and coo and on Monday, police said today White said. "Sears is keeping a exposure to cold may cause loss of memory. survived by two sons, Charles D. On Saturday afternoon, police close eye on it." ^ parking lot after putting up a SCREENING the America of the mid-1800s, an era of "anything verbally while playing on an oversized seesaw. The Please turn to page 11 Shedd of Blairstown, N.J., and charged Mark Tyier, 59, of South White said this weekend was the struggle, police said. David R. Shedd of New Hartford; Windsor, and Timothy A. Letendre, first time Sears had reported Tyler and Letendre were re­ two daughters, Susan E. Smith of 45, of Windham, with breach of loitering in the men’s room as a leased on $100 non-surety bonds New Hartford and Judy K . Shedd of peace after an officer observed the problem. pending appearances Wednesday Albuquerque, N.M.; two sisters, two men. who were seated in In what police described as an in Manchester Superior Court. One-hour special tonight Mrs. Wai^ (Dorothy) Krause of bathroom stalls, peering into unrelated incident, a Manchester Sasso, who was reieased on $500 Bolton and Ruth Farmer of Hono­ another occupied stall, police said. teen-ager was arrested Sunday non-surety bond, is to appear in lulu, Hawaii; and eight Monday night, another man, afternoon when he was found in a Manchester Superior Court Feb. 23. grandchildren. Nicholas A. Sasso, 47, of Elltngton, false ceiling looking into the Luby was released on $500 non­ A memorial service will be held was also charged with breach of women’s room at Sears. surety bond pending a Wednesday TV’s Allen Funt marks 40th year of ‘Candid’ Wednesday at 7 p.m. at St. Paul’s peace. Police said Sasso, who was Wiliiam C. Luby, 18, of 519 E. appearance in Manchester Super­ Lutheran Church, Naugatuck, with seated in a stall, stuck his head Center St., was charged with ior Court. the Rev. Clarence Kuehn officiat­ uiider the partition to an a

5:00PM (B) WondMfui w orid of Dla- girl track down her fathar’a murderer. John 18) Hogan'a Hetoaa m y (60 min.) Wayne, Gian Campbell, Kkn Darby. 1969. 3S News Wilson works on his first solo album [HBO] MOVIE: ‘Ju « Iho Way You A n' 39 Novala; la Gloria y al Inflamo [CNN] Sports Tonight ICC) A young htndicappad woman dia- 39 MOVIE; ’M*A*S*H’ Military Hfe guiaM hw (RaaMHy and goaa on vacation. [DIS] MOVIE:’RombfWidt'TMtfHmde- > By Mqry Camobell comas under sharp attack whan a pair of piett the erratic Hfe of the great Dutch pain­ sary album was “ Made in U.S. A.’’ Go to Heaven in My Car,” which Kristy McNictiol, Michaat Ontkaan. 1984. medica set out to dissect Army morale The Associated Press y i s m i i i s Rated PG. ter. Chadss Laughton, Elsa Lancheater, on Capitol Records, 25 of the will play as the movie “ Police during the Korean War. Donald Suther­ Gertruds Lawrence. 1936. Academy IV ” opens. Motown Re­ 5:30PM [ESPN] Scholaatie Sporta land. Elliot Gould. Sally KeHerman. 1970. group’s biggest hits plus “ Rock ’n’ [TM C] M OVIE: ‘U Balance’ A criminal Brian Wilson, always described cords will have it on the soundtrack Amaitaa [CNN] Prime Nawt Roll to the Rescue” and “ Califomia kingpin la nailed through the forced tsati- - as the songwriting genius of the album and release it as a single. [TMC] MOVIE; ‘Maimy'a Orphana’ [DIS] Boone Breamin’.’’ mony of hie former saeoclats. Nathalie . Beach Boys, at 44, is working on his It’ll also be on Wilson’s solo album. Straatwiaa orphana dadda to save their [E8PN] NHL Hockey; Philadelphia Bays, Phillipe Leotard, fUchsrd Barry. . It’s no secret that Wilson’s time aoccar coach from the mob. Jim Baker. first solo album. “ I ’m looking FlyartI aat t New...... Yolfc Itlandtrs (3- .hra.) . 1982. Rated R. (Dubbed). out was caused by drugs. Rejecting Dr. (jiene Landy, who lives down Matachy McCourt, Xaviar Rodrigo. 1980. Uvs. toward 1987 as being the Year of the calling himself ill, he says, “ I was the street from Wilson in Malibu, 11:35PM (33 Entertelnmont TontalM 6:00PM CD QD (8) IS S Nawa [H B O ] M OVIE: ‘W ildcats’ (CC) A feisty Tiger, all green light,” he says. mentally out of older. I messed up Calif., says that four record com­ Pee Wee Herman talks about his CBS-TV- “ It’s a matter of jumping on and CD Throa'a Company giris’ track coach la chosen to coach a Saturday morning show, ” Pee W es’s Play-. so bad. I took so many drugs. I panies are Interested in both an rough and rowdy inner-city footbeN teem, doing your thing.” CD Magnum, P.l. house", goofed my head up. I wasn’t able to album and documentary film of (laktte Hawn, James Keach, Bruce McGill. In 1965 he stopped touring with (B) Qimmaa Braak 1986. Rated R. 11:55PM [MAX] MOVIE; ‘My get myself together. Wilson and the solo LP should be out the Beach Boys, started again in O l Moth and Mindy [M AX] MOVIE; ’Friendships, Secrets Chauffeur’ (CC) When a girl takes a job at ’ “ I bad so much money. It was so by summer. Landy accompanied a posh limo driver, she tangles with a rock' 1977. He was on the tour last ® M *A*8*H and Lias’ Six former sorority aiaters are easy to buy all kinds of drugs, Wilson to New York in January, suspected of murder when the skeleton of star, an Arab sheik, a spoiled tycoon and' summer. He also was on the show in These two silver certificates are consi­ (S i Doctor Who downer pills, uppers and cocaine. I where he presented the induction $1,870 10 days ago at a sale in Los a baby is discovered in the ruins of the romance. Deborah Foremen, Howard Hawaii Dec. 7, which was shot by S CharWa'a Aitgala Hesseman, Sam Jones. 1985. Rated R. . wasn’t being real wise. For 10 years award to songwriters Jerry Leiber dered the pinnacle of U.S. paper money Angeles. sorority house. Tine Louise, Paula Pren­ ABC-TV for a 90-minute special, and Mark Stoller at the second S O u i n c y tiss, Loretta Swit. 1979. 12:00AM d D K ojak I completely went down the tubes. artwork. The two sold for $1,540 and “ The Beach Boys...Twenty Five Rock ’n’ Roll Hall ofFam e banquet. (31) RapottarA I [USA] Collage Bsekstball; Kansas at d ) Nightlifa It was ridiculous. It’s gone as a Iowa Stats (2 hra.) Live. Years Together,” to be shown memory. Wilson also wrote and has re­ (B) MacNaH-Lahrar Nawahour 39 Star Trek March 6. The Beach Boys’ first . “ I ’ve been clean for about four corded “ The Spirit of Rock’n’ Roil” S S Carol Burnett and Friends 8:30PM (D ® Amsrika (CC| Devin (3 ) Tales of the Unexpected risks Ms Hfe to see his children and Alethee performance, using that name, was for his album. It was used as the [DIS] MOVIE; ‘Young Taachar' A now years. I started writing again in reveals the details ol her destructive rela­ (S) MOVIE: ‘Rida The High Country’ Dec. 31,1961, in Long Beach, Cialif., teacher slowlv gains the love and respect 1983. I ’m in the fifth year of a finale of the TV special, sung by the Certificates score top marks tionship with Helmut to her brother. (2 hrs., Two aging gunmen, down on their luck,, at a memorial concert for Richie Herald photo by Pinto ol her rowdy class and their apathetic par­ team up to guard a gold sNpment. Ran­ creative cycle. It is a good feeling to Beach Boys and guest stars. He F 30 min.) Part 3 of 7. ents. Rated NR. dolph Scon, Joel McCrea, Marians Ha' Valens. be in one.” says, “ It sounds like a top 10 record. (D Million Dollar Chanca of a Ufstim a Rotary donation [ESPN ] Mazda Sportalook tley. 1962. The Beach Boys’ 25th anniver­ Wilson wrote and recorded “ Let’s I can’t see it not being top 20. Novala; Haraitcia Maldita [M AX] MOVIE; 'Raal Oanhia' (CC) A 39 3 ) Alfred Hitchcock Presents Manchester Rotary Club president Bill Striders. The donation will help local group of gifted students at an exclusive during a Los Angeies auction 9:00PM CD 1987 Miss USA Pageant ® A tk Dr. Ruth science institution seek revenge against Bob Barker and Mary Frann host the 36th Hunniford, right, talks with Brian athletes such as Brophy, a student at the unscnjpukHis professor who has been 39 Novela: Amo y Senor > “ annual pageant from Albuquerque, NM, A news flash those Watch and Ward days, the Brophy, who received a $1,000 donation Manchester High School, compete in stealing their ideas. Val Kilmer, WWiam featuring special guest star Chuck Con­ 39 Gena Scott I Atherton, Michelle Mayrink. 1985. Rated ‘Barnum’ leaves us asking why from the Bowers print run was shortened and many nors. (2 hrs.) Live. [CNN] Newtnight from Rotary on behalf of the Silk City nationwide track events. PG. CD MOVIE; ’Where Eagles Dare’ Com­ and Merena pieces recalled because of a bit of [ESPN ] College Basketbai;: Arizona at Continued from page 9 [USA] USA Cartoon Express mandos parachute behind enemy lines to Southern Califomia (60 min.) Continued, members of the chorus — including Manchester’s Galleries gives drapery slipping southeast on one E discover the names of German spies that 6:30PM CD WKRP in CindimaU Live. own Jennifer Joy — into the audience to perform us the auction CoUectors’ side of an angel who was represent­ have penetrated British forces. Richard [HBO] MOVIE:‘Batter Off Dead’ (CC) A - QD S A BC News Burton, Clint Eastwood, Mary Ure. 1969. Ashton, a New York-based opera singer who plays bits of m agic and acrobatic tricks. It was delightful results for these ing Electricity enlightening the Part 2. young man struggles with the hardships of the role of Jenny Lind, with whom Barnum had a two silver certif­ world. fit) Benson adolesencn when the gid of his dreams to receive one-on-one attention from members of the Corner (J1 8 C T V (8) 3 ) Remington Steals Remington and drops him for a conceited jock. John Cu- ' whirlwind love affair. Ashton is using “ Barnum" as cast. icates, which Paper-money buffs are called Laura leave England for Ireland when he are esteemed as Russ MacKendrick (8) Too Gloss for Comfort sack, David Ogden Stiers, (Jiane Franklin, r- a vehicle for re-entry into show business, after But even personalized touches like these, syngraphists in this country, nota- inherits a huge, debt-ridden castle. (2 hrs.) 1986. Rated PG the pinnacle of philists in England, and “ rag­ (S) S NBC Nawa several years off to care for her son. attractive scenery, beautiful costumes and fine (S) (S) Frontline: Stopping Drugs (CC) [USA] Dragnet U.S. paper mo­ pickers” everywhere. S Nightly Bualnaaa Raport The war on drugs is fought through the Her voice seems — appropriately — out of place in performances cannot quite pull this show into an (£ T.J. Hooker Stacy’s ■ ney artwork. The standard reference book for Woman says black leather S 9 Noticiaro Unhrlslon . education of youths. (60 min.) Part 2. 12:05AM wedding plans are ruined when she is " this cast of show-style singers. It seems to punctuate outstanding evening of theater. Director Michael They sold for U.S. currency is Frledberg’ s 39 Novels; Cicatrices del Alma 3 9 Lova Connaetkm stripped of her badge and gun for losing the difference between opera star Lind, or “ The Sartor has stru'ggled with a script that doesn’t offer $1,540 and $1,870 just 10 days ago in Electricity, to the attentive person­ [C N N ] Larry King Live “ Paper Money of the United [CNN] Showbiz Today heroin seized in a drug bust. (70 min.) « Swedish Nightingale,’’ and the rest of the acts that much meat. After the finale of “ Join the Circus,” Los Angeles. ifications of Commerce and Manu­ States,” now in its 11th edition. [ESPN ] NBA Today [D IS ] MOVIE: ‘Heartland’ A widow and 12:30AM ( £ Dynasty facture. This note is remarkable for doesn’t make her a weirdo Barnum brought to the world’s stages. you’ re left with the question, “ So what really went The one-dollar note shows a Ms. For a club to join, write the 7:00PM CD C B S News her daughter settle on a ranch in the Ameri­ CiD Entartainmant Tonight using the talents of five master Society of Paper Money Collectors can wilderness. Rip Tom, Conchata Ferrell, These acts included Jumbo, the largest elephant on here?” It’s tough to know. History instructing a youth by CD IS) (S) M*A*S*H QD Jim & Tammy on earth, and General Tom Thumb, the smallest engravers, each having his own at P.O. Box 4751, Fort Myers, Fla. DEAR Santa Barbara says he hates pants Lilia Skala. 1981. Rated PG. pointing to the pages of the book of CD (8) Wheel of Fortune (S) (9) Lata Night with David Lattarman . t part of the action. The back of the 33903. It was founded in 1961 and has ABBY: I just on women because he can’t tell the [TMC] MOVIE: 'Mommle Dearest' man on the earth. A very appealing bit of scenic “Barnum" continues at Coachlight Dinner the Constitution, after the Capitol CD (8) 8100,000 Pyramid Joan Crawford's real life role is revealed as Tonight's guests are George Carlin anJ^ bill has busts of Robert Fulton and 2.600 members. The club maintains read the letter women from the men. How about Willie Nelson. (60 min.) In Stereo. “ magic” shows the tiny Thumb (Jerry Zlaja) Theatre in East Windsor through April 19. Evening building in the far distance. Across (39 Jaffarsons seen through the eyes of her daughter. Samuel Finley Breese Morse. a library and has an every-other- from “ On the when you’re driving down the street Faye Dunaway, Steve Forrest, Diana Scar- (9) Alfrad Hitchcock Praaanta ' - standing among four huge gray cloth columns, performances are Tuesdays through Sundays; the top of the note are the names of (3i) Bast of Saturday Night month periodical entitled, guess Outside Looking and the driver in front of you has a wid. 1981. Rated PG. ® Mora Raal Paopla which are meant to represent the elephant’s legs. matinees offered on Wednesdays and Thursdays. 23 great Americans. The back of the Incidently. it is OK to say “ front” Dear Abby (S) MacNsll-Lahrar Nawahour bill displays busts of George and and "back” in speaking of paper what. “ Paper Money,” thus hitting In,” the gradu­ nice head of hair down to her 9 : 3 0 P M @D Novela: Camino Secreto [U S A ] Edga of Night Another interesting directorial decision brings Call 522-1266 for reservations. the nail squarely on the head as did ate student (3) Barney Miller Martha Wahington together with money. None of that obverse- shoulders, and when you pass her, 10:00PM dD News 1:00AM (D I Lova Lucy the hard-bitten-state-of-Mainers who's shy and Abigail Van Buren (S) Hollywood Squares some artistically contrived lathe reverse gibberish held obligatory you notice that “ she” also has a GD INN News C£) eloa Franklin Show who called their publication “ The insecure. He 39 Novela: Cuiw do Lobos work. for coin and medal talk. beard and inoustache. Police Story Wiscasset Newspaper.” described him­ 3Z) Nightly Business Report QD QD Twilight Zona - * ® Wild, Wild West ® Maude The two-dollar piece has for its There was a five-dollar value in self as "nice Now that is what I call ridiculous! 39 Matt Houston College Notes (iD Soldiers central figure a Madame Science, this “ Educational” set of 1896. It is Russ MacKendrick is a Manches­ looking, perso­ LIKES PANTS ON WOMEN [CNN] Moneyllns [CNN] Crossfire ® ) Local News who is concerned with introducing scarcer than the others and did not ter resident who Is an authority on nable, intelli­ [ESPN ] SportsCentar [ESPN] 1986 International Wataraki QD Qua Nos Pasa Tour (60 min.) (R). two callow youngsters. Steam and come up at this auction. Back in collectibles. gent, sensitive, with a good sense of- because Abby isn’t running a dating CONFIDENTIAL TO FURIOUS [HBO] HBO Family Playhouse: Truth [U S A ] Prime Tim e Wrestling (2 hrs.) Students on dean’s list humor.” Well. I have the same service. So next time you’re at a IN FORT LAUDERDALE; My About Alex In the Face of Terrorism: Protecting Six cited by coiiege a Free Society Panelists discuss a possi­ response to Mr. Barrett’s letter [TM C] MOVIE; Black Narcissus’ Five 1:05AM [DIS] MOVIE: 'Intamiptad qualities as this male, only I ’m 23. bar, or walking down the street, if ble attack at the fictional airport of Metro­ Four Manchester area students have been named to Six Manchester residents were named to the dean’s about what an unborn child would Anglican nuns organize a convent school in Melody’ Australian opera singer Marjorie' not ugly, tall with long blond hair, you see a tall blonde in a black polis in an imaginary western U.S. city. (60 the dean’s list at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute for list for the fall term at Hartford State Technical an abandoned palace in the Himalayas. 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Asscher-PInkhof — Star children Berrlnoan — The Mission; o film When “ Hurting in Fort Worth” CD (S) Jeopardy frey Tambor. 1982. 1985-1996 leather boots. Guys, especially the because you dress in black leather [M AX] MOVIE: 'Hotcroft Covenant' A Malcolm Leigh Ferguson of 11 Converse Road, Barker — The century's daughter lournal Shelton — No direction home: the lift wrote that she and her husband had dD Entertainment Tonight Nazi's son places his life in danger when he Brooks — Doing the voices Bonoml — Under the cope of heaven clean-cut ones — the kind I like — and look like a “ biker.” The guys 1:20AM [TM C] MOVIE: ‘Invlsttila.. and music of Bob Dylan agreed to have no children, and she considers signing a victim reparations Strangler' A young man, serving a jail Bolton, a junior majoring in electrical engineering, Brady — Designs: a novel of fashion Bowden — Blue desert Shipler — Arab and Jew dD INN Newt McCaii awarded schoiarship Cosev — Leaving Locke Horn usually get the wrong impression of whom you call “ weirdos,” who became accidentally pregnant, her agreement. Michael Caine, Anthony An- sentence for the murder of his motlwr. ens-*' was also named. Bryan — Hodgepodge Silverman — Selllnp culture GS (S) Carson'a Comedy Clataica dreyys, Victoria Tennant. 1986. Rated R. covers the secret of invisibility and decides Condon — P rliil’s family Chanda — Brother enemy: the wor Sltwo — Attitude; commonsense de­ me; they think I ’m a “ tough” girl want to pick you up for immoral ANDOVER — John E. McCall II, son of Mr. and Mrs. Conley — Bread and stones husband, knowing that she was Barney Miller to take his revenge on those who testified otter the war fense tor women and they don’t bother to talk to me. purposes, may just look like weir­ ® (£D [U S A ] Riptide Craig — Flash point opposed to abortion on religious and against him. Robert Foxworth, Stei^ania John E. McCall of Andover, has been awarded the Chanoft — Portrait of the enemy Soroskv — Season's greetings ® New Newlywed Game Dembv — Love story Black Copen — Hearfplon I ’m not “ tough” — I have very high dos — their moral standards might moral grounds, insisted that she 1 0 : 3 0 P M dD Benny Hill Powers. Sue Lyon. 1976. Rated PG. Inductsd into nsw socisty McPherson College Merit Scholarship for attaining a Stearns — Anger be as high as yours. GD Novela: El Preclo de la Fama Granger — There are no spies Dodson — Your child: birth to age 6 Strom — They're ploying my gome moral standards. I just like the look have an abortion. I advised her; “ If QD INN News 3.4 scholastic average. Helen — The all of It Emol — Light & healthy microwave (S ) Wild, Wild Wortd of Aninrwis 1:30AM CD Gat Smart James J. Dulfleld, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Teroborrelll — Cher of leather. The way a person dresses is a you have to choose between your (3) Honeymooners McCall is a freshman at McPherson College in Hammond — Silver city scandal cooking Tebbel — Between covers Very often when my friends and I statement he makes about himself. [CNN] Cfoaafire QD INN N ews Duffield of Hawthorne Street, is a founding member Honlg — Picking up Erlkson — Vltol Involvement In old Terozonl — Behind the forbidden husband and the baby, choose the (S) Esta Noche se ImproviM Kansas. He is a graduate of Windham Re^onal Hower — Wolf tickets Pontoffel Pock An animated story (9 ) Bizarre and has been inducted into the newly chartered age door go dancing at a bar. we get offers If you don’t want to look like a [D IS] [HBO] MOVIE: 'HBO Showcase: Con­ Technical High School where he received the Windham Jenner — Standeopozu Evster — Journey of the heart baby.” I did not encourage her to of a troubled young man who discovers a [CNN] Nawsnight Update Lambda Epsilon Chapter of Tau Alpha Pi at the Theodore Dreiser: at the gates of the from a lot of weirdos who try to pick “ tough girl.” don’t dress like one. trol' A scientist tests human fortitude by Johnston — Fata affair Polrbonk— The greot Chinese revolu­ city, 1171-1907 7 have an abortion. magic piano. University of Hartford, Samuel I. Ward College of Tech Parent Organization’s college scholarship. us up and take us outside to tango in And don’t you judge another engaging fifteen people in a crisis situation. 1:35AM [MAX] MOVIE; ‘Boleio’'. King — It tion, 1900-1985 Unions In transition the back seat of their car. Mean­ person’s character and motives I received a barrage of critical [ESPN ] Inside the PGA Tour Burt Lancaster. Kate Nelligan, Ben Gazzara. Leaving her English boarding school in Technology. Kurten — SIngietusk; a novel of the Freedman — The price of peace White — The making of a lournallst search of adventure, a young gid 6nds her Ice Age Frohock — Special core: medicol When — More chicken soup while. we try to think of a nice, until you get to know him. and if mail and a few supportive letters. I Candid Camera: The First 10 l4 0 P M [DIS] America, The Beau­ Tau Alpha Pi is the national honor society for Lennon — Skywriting bv word of decisions at the beginning of life 8:00PM dD own sheik in the deserts of Arabia. Bo De- Wilk — And did you once see Sidney polite way to say, "I.eave us you’re lucky, no one will judge you maintain that every child should be 4 0 Years Allen Funt hosts a tribute to the tiful Through the magic of Disney photog­ engineering technology students. Duffield was named mouth, and other writings... Goonerotne — Relative merits Plain? raphy. take a trip across the United States. rek, George Kennedy, Andrea Occhipinti. Bryant Coiiege cites students Livingston — The nightmare file . Hardesty — Ghost soldiers 40th anniversary of 'Candid Camera,' with 1984. Rated R. to the dean’s list for the fall semester. Wilson — The fifties; from notebooks alone.” before he gets to know you. But a wanted child, and God help the guests George Burns, Pam Dawber, Em­ Mewshaw — Blackballed Horlngton — Let us build us o city and diaries of the period 1 1 : 0 0 P M ® QD ® News The following Manchester students have been named Here's a message for “ Looking start with yourself. child bom into a family that does manuel Lewis and Fannie Flagg. (60 min.| dD dD 1:40AM [HBO] MOVIE; ’C.H.U.D.’ II- Olshoker — Unnatural causes Interpretations of Shakespeare Yeoman — Handbook of the United In” ; Don’t give up. I ’d love to meet not want him. cannot provide for dD QD Late Show: Sterring Joan Rivers legally stored radioactive material prod­ to the dean’s list for the fall semester at Bryant P arg eter — The roven In thetoregate Jacobs — Real cooking, by George States coins, 1987 (dD MOVIE: 'Alligator' A baby alligator is PorottI — The Greek generals talk Jacobson — Fast food Yomtoob — The gift of life you. but I know that’s impossible DEAR ABBY: So macho Al in him and resents his presence. forgotten but not gone after being flushed dD Carol Burrrett and Friends uces a race of deformed, murderous huma­ College; Pineda — Frieze Lehmonn-Houpt — Me and DIMogolo noids. John Heard, Christopher Curry,'* Coventry student named to list Ourcenor — Mlshlmo; o vision of the into a city sewer where it grows into a QD Odd Couple Victor Antico of 181 Ludlow Road, a sophomore Popovac — Wet point LIchfer — The medio elite void monstrous size and devours people. Rob­ Daniel Stem. 1984. Rated R. COVENTRY — Judith Doughty of 518 Carpenter majoring in hotel-institute management; Diana Rohan — The anvil of Ice LItwok — Reel power ert Forster, Robin Riker, Dean dagger. QD Falcon Crest 2:00AM (£ ) M OVIE: ’TIw Revwigma’ - 1980. ® Hogan's Heroes Road has been named to the dean’s list for the fall Beaulieu of 78 Niles Drive, a senior marketing major; A Colorado rancher recruits a band of Mex-, semester at Bryant College. IVlichele Carrier, 170 Deer Run Trail, a sophomore Shampoo helps some scalps dD W ho's the Boss? (CC) Angela and @ ) In the Face of Terrorism: Protecting ican prisoners to help him find the gang the rest of the family is stunned when a Free Society Panelists discuss a possi­ that killed his family. William Holden. Er­ She is a freshman majoring in management. accounting major; Cheryl Hollis, 28 Brent Road, a Geoffrey pops a big question. ble attack at the fictional airport of Metro­ nest Borgnine. Susan Hayward. 1972. sophomore marketing major. D E A R DR. my medication (Diabinese and About Town CD N ew t polis in an imaginary western U.S. city. (60 Also; James Lemleux, 279 Scott Drive, a freshman GOTT; My hus­ Blocadren) cause this? min.) M OVIE: ‘Proiect: Kill’ The head of a Krupp on Tufts dean’s list (39 MOVIE: The In-Lawi' A mild- CE management major; Jeffrey Luce, 170 Bissell St., a band has a red. @) Tales of the Unexpected murder-for-hire unit becomes the target of DEAR READER: Both Diabi­ mannered dentist becomes an unwilling his own company. Leslie Nielsen. Gary Karen Krupp of 40 McDivitt Drive has been named to freshman management major; James Magee, 28 itchy .scalp. The cohort in crime with his soon-to-be in-lew. ® M*A*S*H Workshop scheduled at MCC Tournament deemed successful nese and Blocadren can cause Lockwood, Nancy Kwan. 1977. the dean’s list at Tufts University for the fall semester. Ansaldi Road, a junior accounting major; Bonnie hair falls out Peter Falk. Alan Arkin, Richard Libertini. QD Noticiaro Univision dizziness and weakness — but so 1979 (39 Straeta of San Francisco Okrant, 49 Waranoke Road, a junior marketing major. A time-management workshop will be held at the The recent sixth annual Snoball Softball Tournament and he gets a Dr. Gott QD SCTV Network to raise money for the March of Dimes Birth Defects can diabetes and hypertension. (S ) Columbo [ESPN ] Mazda SpoftsLook Also: Kimberly Scovllle, 66 Harlan St., a freshman Women’s Center of Manchester Community College on dry, scaly buil­ [CNN] Moneyline Feb. 18 from 1; 30 to 3 p.m. Foundation raised more than $9,600 for that cause. Peter Gott, M.D. Therefore, you should ask your 18) M OVIE: 'Katie: Portrait of a Canter- 2:30AM [CNN] Sports Latarright Cadet named t<^dean’s list finance major; Peter Shea, 46 E. Esquire Drive, a dup. He won’t [D IS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet MCC counselor Carol Jodaitis, the workshop leader, The following teams won in their respective doctor to investigate your fold' A Texas beauty queen arrives in Hol­ [ESPN] SportaCenter junior accounting major; and Linda Wllper, 27 see a doctor. symptoms. lywood and encounters a series of disap­ [ESPN ] College Basketball: Arizona at HEBRON — Cadet Lawrence RObinson, son of Mr. Briarwood Drive, a senior finance major. will discuss such topics as basic goal setting and divisions; First place in the men’s division went to Bob Can you suggest pointing events and unsavory characters. Southern California (60 min.) Live. 2:35AM (X) css Nawa Nightwatch ■ and Mrs. Donald W. Robinson of Hebron, has been developing organizational skills. Hall’s Sporting Goods and second place to J.C. Penney Joirted In Progress a n o n - DEAR DR. GOTT: My doctor Kim Basinger. Tab Hunter, Fabian. 1978. [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Hour named to the dean’s list at Massachusetts Merchant The workshop is free and oi>en to the public. To of Manchester. prescription says that I have hyperlipoprotei- (S ) ® Matlock Matlock enters the world 3:00AM 39 MOVIE: ‘Sraaklng Away’ Marine Academy, Buz­ In the women’s division first place went to Video of the military justice system when he de­ 1 1 :30PM (£ ® ABC News Night- UConn students on list register call 647-6056, weekdays from 9; 30 a.m. to 2:30 treatment? nema. My blood tests showed a line . Four teenagers challenge local colle^ * zards Bay, Mass. Showplace and second to S ayl^ok Women’s team. In fends a young soldier framed for the mur­ boys to a bicycle race. Dennis Christopher, p.m. triglyceride level of 355 and a der of his sadistic lieutenant. (60 min.) Part (D Cannon Dennis Quatd, Barbara Barrie. 1979. Robinson is a graduate The following Manchester students have been named the co-ed category first p la c ^ o r the second year in a DEAR READER: Your husband advice. 1 of 2, In Stereo. of RHAM High School cholesterol level of 72. He’s put me (39 Honeymooners [CNN] News Overnight to the dean’s list for the fall semester at the Hartford row, went to Cold Draft of Travelers and second to may have one of many skin on a special diet. Will these levels dD Nova: Freud Under Analyalt (CC) and St. Thomas Moore campus of the University of Connecticut Fellowship meets at bank (3) Not Available in Stores [DIS] MOVIE: 'Heertlend' A widow sod Deloitte, Haskins and Sells. ' diseases, including psoriasis or an DEAR DR. GOTT; My last period Freud's theories and influence on psy­ prep school. He attended improve or should I just hope to (3) 3 ) Tonight Show Tonight’s guests her daughter settle on a ranch in the Ameri- , - School of Business Administration; Cindy M. Women’s Aglow Fellowship will meet Thursday at 7 allergic reaction. Soborrhea is a was five years ago (I’m S.'S). choanalysis are examined. (60 min.) Manchester Community maintain current value? sre Billy Vera and the Beaters. (60 min.) In can wilderness. Rip Tom, Conchata Fenell. I ^ Almeida, 49 Whitney Road; Debra L. Finkelstein, 109 p.m. at First Federal Savings and Loan Association. Group seeks volunteers common skin condition that produ­ Recently I started to take Premarin ® MOVIE; ‘Walk, Don’t Run’ In Tokyo Stereo. Lilia Skala. 1981. Rated PG. ; « C!ollege. He is working Strawberry Lane; Kristin L. Henderson, 75 Ledgecrest during the Olympics, a middle-aged elec­ 344 W. Middle Tpke ces flaking and scaling. This can be and Medroxprogest and have DEAR READER: You can ex­ (3 ) M OVIE; ‘Viva Marla’ A singer and the toward a degree in engi­ Terrace; Sharon A. Kelly, 20 Butler Road; Michael C. The Tolland Area Special Olympics, seeking to pect improvement because, with tronics expert is forced to share an apart­ [USA] MOVIE: ‘Kara Comaa ttia :: Mary West, president of the Hartford Aglow chapter, treated with a selenium-containing started menstruating again. Is this ment with a young woman. Cary Grant, orphaned daughter of an Irish rebel take up Groom’ An old flame interrupts the court- ■ * neering at the academy. Parlapiano, 160 Wetherell St.; Lisa M. Romanchuck, develop a year-round sports program to serve those less fat in your diet, your triglyce­ the cause of the peasants in South Amer­ will be the speaker. dandruff shampoo. If that doesn’t normal? Can I get pregnant? Samantha Eggar. Jim Hutton. 1966. ship of his former girlfriend and her million- ' ' 134 Union St.; and Kimberly J. Wright, 141 Hamilton with mental retardation, is seeking volunteers from ride level should fall towai^ the ica. Brigitte Bardot, Jeanne Moreau. aira fiance. Bing Crosby, Jane Wyman, • work, your husband should see a ® MOVIE; ‘True Grit’ A hard-drinking Drive. the area. DEAR READER: When used George Hamilton. 1966. Franchot Tone, 1961. . , doctor for a precise diagnosis. normal range of 100-150. your Marshal and a Texas Ranger help a young School of Education; Frank T. Hacker Jr., 59 Walnut The committee will host an informational meeting on properly, the estrogen-progestin Students cholesterol is low. so it should not be St.; Dawn M. Kinney, 40 Benton St.; Patricia M. volunteering on Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Quality,lnn, combination of female hormones 9 DEAR DR. GOTT: I take diuret­ a problem. Remember that alcohol on dean’s list Here’S poet of month Vernon. McCarthy, 21 Princeton St.; and Virginia L. Zeldler, 84 9 will cause periodic bleeding, which will raise the triglyceride portion of ics. which cause a potassium Jarvis Road. Anyone who can coach, drive a car, build an awards is a normal effect of these drugs. your blood fats; therefore you will Sue Betko of Manchester won the poet-of-the- platform, write a press release or work a stop watch Is deficiency. Would this make my Many Manchester stu­ School of Engineering; Glen D. Bolduc, 126 Oak St.; Before menopause, when you were want to stop drinking alcoholic Cinema nnonth contest at the Wit and Wisdom Writers skin itch and get red spots? dents of the Hartford Allen J. CavicchC96 Alton St.; Richard Lescroart, 145 needed. still ovulating, you could get beverages. To give you more Club poetry session in January for her poem, Anyone wishing more information should call Gerrl pregnant. Now you cannot, because campus of the Univer­ (Tushman Drive. DEAR READER: Possibly Ask information. I ’m sending you a free “ The Fallen Knight.” Dorene Anne Sullivan won Kelly at 643-2048 from 4 to 6 p.m. or Jim Mulcahy, your bleeding is the result of HARTFORD sity of Connecticut have School of Fine Arts: Christopher Hueslls, 147 your doctor to check your level of copy of my health report on MANCHRSTRR 7:30, 9:30. — over the Top (PG) 7;30C-‘ second place for her poem, “ Encounter.” June 487-1300 or 566-8472, during the week. synthetic hormones, not your natu­ CInaflM CItv — A Room With A View UA Thaotara Roat — Little Shop of 9:30. — Critical Condition (R) 7:20,9:20,.'; been named to the Eldridge St.; Russell M. Vinlck, 90 Cushman Drive; blood potassium to make sure that cholesterol. Others who would like 1:45, 4:15, 7. 9:30. — Poggy Sue Got Herrera (PG-13) 2 ,4,6 ,8,10. — Lady on — Crimea of the Heart (PI3-13) 7:20^i Mita won third place for her poem. “ Reverie.” ral menstrual cycle. dean’s list for the fall and Nancy E. Wynn, 141 Scott Drive. you do not have a deficiency. In a copy can send for Dr. Gott’s new Morrled (P6-13) 2:20, 4:35, 7:30,10. — the Tramp (G) 2,3:45, 5:30. —- Lleht of 9:20. * . School of Family Studies; Carol L. Denno, 67 Both poems will be in an anthology which will Elected to national board Health Report. Understanding Cho­ Lody ond the Tromp (G) 2. — Children Day (R) 2:15,4:30,7:15,9:45. — Critical semester. addition, many diuretics (kidney DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m 60. of o Lau ar God (R) 4,7:20,9:50.— Llghf Homestead St.; Geoffrey H. Siedor, 33 Trebbe Drive; be inllustrated by Betko. who is an artist. The 8 Condition (R) 7:15, 9:20. College of Liberal Arts Lois Lewis, executive director of Visiting Nurse S lesterol . Send $1 and your name and Lawrence Robinson 8 S-foot-10. 185 pounds, diabetic and of Day (P6-13) 2:10, 4:30, 7:10, 9:40. stimulants) can cause skin reac­ and Science dean’s list School of Nursing: Jeffrey L. Bergeron, 170 Grissom club will publish the volume within the next Home Care of Manchester, has been elected to the tions in patients who become have high blood pressure, both of address to P.O. Box 91428. Cleve­ VRRNON Road and Julie E. Kane, 60 Barrwood Road; School of RAST HARTFORD CliM 1A 2 — Lady and the Tramp (O) students are; Susan E. Baker, 125 Walker St.; Cynthia several months. ^ Board of Directors of the National Association for allergic to the medicine. Your which are under control. I get dizzy land, OH 44101-3428. Be sure to RcMtwoad Pub A Clnomg— Crimea of Pharmacy; Dayna C. Mankowski, 174 F Oakland 1:30,3:15.— Critical Condition (R) 7:10, M. terlow, 28 Harvard Road; William P. Rellew, 30 Here is Betko’s p ^ m ; Home Care. doctor is a reasonable source of spells and my legs get weak. Could mention the title. the Haorf (PG-13) 7:30. 9:30. — Little Shop of Horrora (PG-13) 2. Terrace. Pear Rlchgrd'f Pub A Clnoma — — Crimea of the Heart (R) 7,9:15. liberty St.; Randy D. Burge, 142 Grissom Road; Amy As a member of the national board Lewis will speak Critical Condition (R) 7:30,9:30. B. Cain, 95 Kent Drive; Patricia A. Crowley. 18 College of Agriculture and Natural Resources; “ Hie Fallen Knight” for the voluntary, non-profit visiting nurse associations Sbawcoto Clnombt 1-9 — Mannequin WRST HARTFORD Arlhnr A. Fettig, 129 Bretton Road; Melissa M. (PG) 12:40,2:35,4:30,7:20,9:25. — Deod Rim 1 A 2 — Crimea of the Heart Lincoln St.; Karyn L. Dlyeso, 52 Knollwood Road; and in the decision-aking process of the NAHC. of Winter (R) 5:15,9:30. — Star Trtk IV: (P(j-13) 7,9;W. — Critical Condition (R) Linda H. Emerson, 67 Garden Grove Road. Gavarrino, 98 Forest St. The hall was dark and full of mere, The Voyooe Home (PG) 12:30, 2:55, 2, 7, 9:30. Also; Susan E. Fahey. 74 Bette Drive; Suzanne W. No light of shining armor there. Single parents meet Thoughts 7:15. — An American Toll (G) 1. — 7 Flake, 60 Hilltop Drive; Kim M. Girard, 142 Loomis ’’Crocodile" Dundee (PG-13) 2:50,4:55, WILLIMANTIC Bolton students make list Parents Without Partners Chapter 469 will have an 7 7:50,9:55.— Radio Days (PG) 1:15,3:05, Jlllaon SRUore Cinema — From the MYRUE BEACH St.; Leonie F. Glaeoer, 124 Broad St.; I^ ter I. Grasis, Though he traveled far and wide orientation meeting tonight at 7 at the home of Howard 5:05, 7:10, 9:20. — Ploteen (R) 12:25, Several^ Bolton students, attending the Hartford Our grandson is about 15 months until it comes to rest at the bottom. into being by their mothers and Hip (PG) 7:15,9:15.— TheMlaalen (PG) 16 Bishop St.; liie tte Heritage, 35 Columbus St.; T Still, only in his sleep, he cried: Madsen, 197 Hackmatack St. 2:40,4:55,7:15,9:45.— Block Widow (R) 7,9:20. — Little Shop Of Horrora (PG-13) camiHis o f the University of Connecticut, have been old. When he visits us. we have to Then, on his stomach, and fathers, the simplicity of their 12:45, 2:45, 4:50, 7:25, 9:35. — Outroga- Vacation^ Worth Kristin L. KoMect, 640 Lydall St.; Brian C. Knhl, 74 The meeting is open to all single parents who may named tii^he dean’s list for the fall semester. put the important and breakable backwards, down he goes — re­ actions, the simple toys that oua Fortune (R) 12:35,3,5:10,7:30,9:40. Remembering Bedn Kennedy Road. " I am afraid and so alone! ’’ have an interest in joining the organization. items up out of his reach. It’s fun to — Over the Top (PG) 12:50, 3:15, 5:25, College^Of^iberal Arts and Sciences; William F. trieves the bottle by its neck, climbs entertain them, and the sense of 7:40,9:50. — The (golden Child (PG-13) Also: Chad E. Lowd, Rachel Road; Patricia M. Just like a child lost from home.’’ For more information call 643-1219 or 946-8643. watch him explore the drawers and back up the stairs, to go through the confidence generated by parents — 1:10,3:10,5:20,1,10. At Ocean G ee fc McNamara, 58 Cushman Drive; Mark G. Meridith, 550 Kleoman, 33^ x Mountain Road; Diane R. Manning, Out 57 acre raaort by Iha laa fronb cupboards in the kitchen, but the same motions again and again God is tike that for them. No wonder NALL FOR RENT Keeney St.; Andrea L. Mikolowsky, 71 Tuck Road; 33 Watrous Road; Scott K. Richardson, 33 Rosewood MCC accepts applications 2M milea ol asduded batch and pronwet Lane; and Kirsten Stoppleworth, 1020 Boston Tpke. There is no measure of a man things that capture his attention are and... Jesus rebuked his disciples — “ Let For parties, ahowert, recepliona. something kx sveiy nwnber oloriieiamiiy the family Paul E. PolamianoB, 70 Duval St.; William F. School of Business Administration; Robert N. Of what he cannot do, or can — Manchester Community College is accepting appli­ quite simple. Pots and pans and the children come to me. and forbid meetings- Complete kitchen facilities. Tennis oenlet. 8 pools, Prenetta, 70 Duval St.; Kathryn L. Quinn, 12 Grissom covers make a lot of noise. Yet the Jesus speaks about the innocence dining and the linen villa Cnsano, 37 Flora Road; School of Engineering; David cations into its two-year Allied Health programs for them not, for to such belongs the Large enclosed parking lot. Inquire: accommodanons you'll tind Road. ' Tis only In the maiden’s veil one “ toy” that keeps him amused of children — that they can enter kingdom of God.” EMERGENCY Also: Claudia J. Ran, 73 Tanner St.; Harold I. G. Gelsscrt, 12 Carpenter Road; Gerard H. Murphy, 10 this fall. . , J ^11 Call or Mite In rales kx) © That kighthood blooms. The associate degree programs include medical most often at this age is a liter-size the Kingdom of God without diffi­ Fire — Police — Medical goodlolorgel RoMnson, 47 -Marion Drive; Christine C. Roy, 63 Hebron Road; Raymond E. Myette Jr„ 17 Femwood LHInaRiaR Hall And all his strengths prevail. laboratory technician, occupational therapy asilitant, plastic tonic bottle. He stands at the culty. Perhaps It’s the simplicity Sabmitted by 24 GDLWAV ST R EET Constance Drive; Mark J. Schanster, 22 Cumberland Drive. MANCHESTER I40IM)454S5S School of Fine Arts; Pariie R. Lemaire, 16 Converse respiratory therapist and surgical technology. top of the stairs and with pretty with which they approach life. It The Rev. Newell H. Cartls, Jr. DIAL 911 (in s c 1-a00-922-07SS| St.; Sue Szemplingki, 207 Parker St.; Mary Ann‘nroy, Cia aaionta.il. Road; John J.Uebler, 80 Volpi Road; School of Family Sue Betko For more Information the new phone number is good coordination tosses it down, doesn’t happen to all children, we Center Congregational Cbnrch In Manchester Phono 043-0610 or wnta 10 Ocean Oaak Rasod 69 Nutmeg Drive; Jordona L. West, 131 Hartfoid POBox 1557.NMyitleBaach.se29596 Studies: Judy A. Lemoada, 5 Tinker Pond Road. 647-6140. watching it bounce, step after step. know, but for those who are loved Manebeoter, Conneetlcat Road.: and Rnnald P. Whit* i t linrhiiinil S< II - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Feb. 17.1987 SPORTS MHS hoop makes tourney; East icemen out

' E N FIELD — Unselfish play was overall, came early. They scored first period on 15 shots to put the Stcond porlod: E- Rusty Stone (Gagll- (he hallmark as Manchester High onl) 3:31, EC- Darryl Tullmlerl (ScoH Indoor Track the first six points and had an 18-4 Eagles away early. "After we got Komtall) 10:03, EC-Scott Jensen (Craig ualified for the state basketball lead before settling for a 21-7 lead H.S. Roundup untracked we played well, but it Rlendeau, Kendall) 14:17. tumament with an 85-61 whipping after one quarter. Rob Greene and took us awhile.” said East coach Third period: E- P.Stone (Beblo, MH8 wins relay Bruins lose more than a game to Canadiens aof Fermi High in CCC East Division R.Stone) 13:45. Bruce Rosenberg each had 7 Dr. Vic Russo Shots on goal: East Catholic- 26, NEW HAVEN - The Manchester boys’ action Monday night. 2 3-3 7, Bric Lewis 0 0410. Totals 3416-21 first-period points for Manchester. East’s biggest trouble this day Enfield-31. High sprint medley, which con­ Manchester is now 8-7 overall, 7-4 85. Goalies: East- George Jordan, Rich “ It was our best game as far as was with its defense. “ Four of their sisted of Brian Brophy, Todd MONTREAL (A P) - Was the The Canadiens have 20 games In the CCC East, and guarantee a PKRMI (61) — Tyler Tlmlon 5 04) 10, Simmons; Enfield- Brian Cunningham. passing the ball and hitting the open Tony Romano 30-4 6, Don Baker SO-110, goals were off of passes by our Clemons, Tuan Nyguan, and Tom check by Montreal's Chris Chelios left, while Boston and Hartford berth in the state tourney. “ We Brian ScaleHa 3 2-38, Ed Cybulskl 12-34, man,” Kinel said. "They were very defenseman,” Russo cited. “ The Lyon, took flrst place at the that sent Boston’s Rick Middleton NHL Roundup have 23. knew we were going to qualify,” Bob Vranich 2 7-8 11, Ed Smith 1 3-4 5, Wrestling unselfish. I think we’re starting to Bob Bromaoe 2 2-46, Devin Comaro01-3 defense just didn’t handle the puck East-West All-Star Indoor Track to the hospital with a fractured Considering that, Naslund aaid said Manchester coach Frank play better as a team. We’rebeinga 1. Totals 22 17-30 61. very well. We outplayed them the Meet Monday at Yale University. skull legal? It depends on who you the Canadiens have to get on a roll. kinel. “ There was little talk about Three-point field eoals: East triumphs little more unselfish and that’s a last two periods, but maybe they The wining time for the Indians’ ask. “ We’ve got to get a winning habit It afterwards. We knew we had Manchester— Vauohn (1). real good sign. I think you’ll start to relaxed after the six-goal lead.” The East Catholic High wrestling reiay was 3:44.3. Brophy ran a 51.8 NHL Supervisor of Officials going so the other teams can’t make games left with teams we had to hospital for X-rays of his ribs and see two or three guys in double Russo speculated. team crushed Somers High, 58-16, 400 meters which was followed by Bryan Lewis, perched in the press much use of their games in hand.” beaten. We weren’t concerned was expected to join the Bruins in figures (each gam e),’’ he added. Darryl Tulimieri and Scott Monday afternoon at the Eagles’ Clemons’ 23.9 200 meters. Nyguan box at the Montreal Forum Monday said Naslund. about that. We just want to keep on Ice Hockey time for the game against the Greene dished out 8 assists and Jensen netted second-period goals Nest. East upped its record to 4-11-1 turned in a 24.8 200 meters and night during the Canadiens’ 7-3 winning.’ ’ Sabres, the Bruins spokesman said. Matt Vaughn 6 to lead the way for for East. By that time, however, with its next meet Wednesday at anchorman Lyon ran the 800 meters victory, had a bird’s eye view East ousted The injury to Middleton also Flames 5, Flyers 0 Manchester will attempt to do so the Indians. Greene had 18 points, Enfield owned a 7-0 advantage. Sacred Heart in Waterbury. Eagle in 2:03.3. Middleton as he was slammed into Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. when It figured in the scoring, as Sinden After IS games without a victory Rosenberg 17 and Cinque Barlow 12 BOLTON — East Catholic’s ice “ Chalk this up to a lack of a team winners included: Mike Manga- In the 800-meters, Steve Gail- the boards. hosts crosstown East Catholic at was handed an unsportsmanlike to pace the Indians. Paris Oates hockey team was stoned out of the effort,” Russo summed It up. nello (122). Mike Carlson (129). Jeff acher finished a fine second with his Referee Kerry Fraser didn’t call at Philadelphia’s Spectrum, it was Clarke Arena. East won the first conduct penalty and the Canadiens payback time, in a big way, for the added 8 points and 12 rebounds. running for the state tournament Rich Simmons, in relief of Villar (135), Matt Terzo (141), John best time ever of 1:59.2. It was the a penalty on Chelios, much to the meeting h.'.A'een the local schools, went on to score their third Calgary Flames. Greene leads the Indians in scoring, Monday afternoon. Enfield High’s stalling netminder George Jordan, Nitschke (148), and Larry Wyland first time Galiacher has broken two dismay of the Bruins, but Lewis 58-55. East had won but one game power-play goal in the game 45 averaging 16.1 per game. Rosen­ Paul Stone scored four goals and his played well for the Eagles. East is (158). minutes. Bob Dickson placed sixth said Fraser did no wrong. “ We’ve now completed the cycle, going into Tuesday night’s action seconds after the opening faceoff berg, who missed three games with brother. Rusty, added another as back on the ice Saturday at 7:15 Retulfs: 94- double forfelf; 101- Shus- in the 1600 meters in 4:42.2. “ The way I saw it, I didn’t think we’ve won in every building.” said but Kinel is anticipating a dogfight. for the second period. Calgary Coach Bob Johnson aft^r a sprained ankle, is next at 11.2 per the Raiders whipped the Eagles, p.m. against Notre Dame at the fock (E C ) W BF; 108- E. NIfschke (EC) ’The Manchester girls had two much of it,’’ said Lewis of the check Mats Naslund had a pair of goals "East is much better than its 8-2, at the Bolton Ice Palace. West Haven rink. W BF; 115- M. Rofola (S) def. Palmer, F outing while the 6-4 Oates, only a fine relay preformances. The 4 X after the Canadiens beat the Bruins an embarrassingly easy S-0 NHL jrecord shows,” he said. “ It’s in a 8-6; 122- Manganello (E C ) pinned and two assists for Montreal, while victory Monday over the Flyers. sophomore, is next at 9.9 points per The loss was the 10th in 15 outings Enfield 6 1 1—8 Worfhlngfon, :16; 129- Carlson (EC) 800 team of Mindy Forde, Laurie 7-3. "The way I saw it, I can’t very tough league. You know they’ll Pinned Broulllef, 3:17; 135- Villar (EC) Ryan Walter, Claude Lemieux, The last time the Flames had won game. for the Eagles and mathematically East Catholic 0 2 0—2 Smith, Kim Jarvis, and Jessica question it.I don’t disagree with his Bobby Smith, Peter Svoboda and l)e ready for us. The last three eliminates them from post-season Scoring: def. D. Ratala, 8-0; 141- Terzo (E C ) call.’ ’ in Philadelphia was on Oct. 22,1978. M ANCHESTER (85) — CInaue Bar- ,PlfTj period: E- Paul Stone (unas­ pinned Tomasinl, :24; 148- J. NIfschke Marshall placed third with a time of Guy Carbonneau also scored. games (all East wins) have been low 6 04) 12, Mott Vauohn 4 04) 9, Troy consideration with three games sisted) :19, E- Scoff Beblo (Tom Ward) (E C ) pinned Deroma, 2:50; 158- Wyland 10:39.6. The 4 X 400 team of Smith, While Lewis dismissed the inci­ when the team was based in Peters 104) 2, Bruce Rosenberg 7 3-317, Bruins coach Terry O’Reilly . decided in the last minute.” left. Enfield climbs to 14-3-1 with 2:11 PPG, E- Beblo (P.Sfone, Ward) (E C ) pinned Bowles, 2:35; 170- Meyer Marshall, Merry C!hadzlewicz, and dent, Bruins General Manager Atlanta. So Monday’s achievement Mike Lato3 2-3 8, Paris Oates 3 2-3 8, Som 4:M, E- P.Sfone (Beblo, Word) 5:22, E- (E C ) def. Hoza, 6-2; 188- Stamboulls described the officiating as ;• The Indians’ decision over Henderson 2 04) 4, Rob Greene 6 6-918, the win. Alexia Cruz placed fourth with a Harry Sinden was vehement. wasn’t lost on Johnson. P.Sfone (Ward) 13:34, E- Rob Brigham (E C ) W BF; Heavyweight- Kennedy disgusting. Fermi, 3-8 in the CCC East and 3-12 Jason Stansfleld 1 04) 2, Jason Goddard Enfield scored six times in the (Braun, Mascaro) 13:55. (E C ) pinned Osborn, :48. time of 4:22.37 Sinden stormed into the officials' “ Nobody in that room has ever “ It’s a tremendous disadvantage won here in a Calgary uniform but dressing room in the first period to come into this building and have E and challenged the call. the trainer,” Johnson said, waving idiots like that referee,” said toward his team’s locker room. When Fraser said it was a legal O’Reilly. “ It is dangerous. check, Sinden became enraged. “ You better believe I talked to them "The guy has a terrific sun tan about it.” MCC five holds off Dean “ I said it’s one of two things,” and he should have stayed wher­ Joe Mullen scored his 3Sth and Sinden said afterwards. “ I said ever he was (during the Rendez­ 36th goals of the season and goalie Herrick caught fire in the second assists and James had four blocked either you (Fraser) are lying vous break! to get it.” • Despite losing its guard defen­ Rejean Lemelin stopped 23 shots to half and brought the Demons back. shots. because you didn’t see it or you’re O’Reilly warned that unless the sively, the Manchester Community key the Flames’ fourth straight Herrick poured in 24 of his game- MCC (98) — Tyrell Hartfield 8 3-6 19, cheating because you saw it and officiating improves, hockey vio­ College men's basketball team had victory. high 36 points during the second Paul Swartz 61-213, Ozzle Grant 3 2-2 9, didn’t call it.” lence could flourish. enough firpower to outlast Dean Donald Cost 21-26, Mike Hardwick 5041 The Flyers. 1-5 in their last six half. Fraser was unavailable for “ When you crosscheck somebody Junior College, 98-94, Monday night 12, Chris Galligan 63-415, Mike Stowell 5 comment. games, had defeated the Flames at East Catholic High. MCC’s 1-1 11, Bernard James 4 5-613. Totals39 into the boards and force someone earlier this season at Calgary. 5-3. Tyrell Hartfield paced MCC with 16-23 98 Middleton ducked behind the record moves to 23-4 while Dean’s DEAN (94) — Jared Milliard 5 ^3 13, out of the game and not get It was only Philadelphia’s fifth loss 19 points and five other Cougars Canadiens net late in the first record drops to 5-9. The Cougars’ Ran Brienes 7 2-2 18, Kurt Sporkmann 3 penalized for it. then there’s a of the season at home in 29 games. reached double figures: Chris 0-1 6, Mike Herrick 164-4 36, Steve Culp 3 period when Chelios drilled him next game is Thursday at 8 p.m. in serious problem in this league. Galligan finished with 15. Paul 0-0 6, John Koliss 2 0-0 4, James head-first into the boards with his Leicester, Mass, against Becker MacDonald 30-06, David MIccIche 12-2 You’re raising the possibility of Swartz and Bernard James each fists and stick. Middleton groggily Leafs 1, Kings 1 Junior College. 4, John HorrlsOI-21,Scott CaaoleOO-00. retaliation. Poor officiating is a had 13, MikeHardwick 12. and Mike Totals 40 11-13 94 got up, skated two steps, and AP photo major cause of retaliatory action. Los Angeles goaltender Rollie - MCC took a 48-39 halftime lead Stowell chipped in with 11. Three-point goals: MCC (4) — Hard­ dropped to the ice like a fallen tree. wick 2, Cost, Grant. Dean (3) — Brienes “ He was put out of the game. He’s Melanson and Toronto goalie Allan and held a 74-66 lead with 10 Swartz grabbed 13 rebounds for Middleton, a 13-year veteran, left Boston’s Cam Neely (8) is sent flying by The Canadiens won, 7-3, to take over 2, Milliard. going to be out for an extended Bester turned in strong performan­ minutes left to play. Dean’s Mike MCC while Hardwick dished out six Halftime: 48-39 MCC the ice under his own power and period. He could be out for the rest ces as the Kings and visiting Maple Montreal’s Petr Svoboda in their NHL first place in the Adams Division from was hospitalized. A Bruins spokes­ of the season.” Leafs skated to a tie. game Monday night at Boston Garden. the Hartford Whaiers. man said he wouldn’t be travelling The loss was the Bruins’ fourth in Melanson faced 35 Toronto shots, with his team for a game in Buffalo a row and kept them in third place many in 2-on-l situations, and on Wednesday. in the Adams Division with 61 turned away all but one. a goal by Bester faced 40 Los Angeles rookie Luc Robitaille on a power rookie record set by Steve Bozek in Holyfield has made the leap The Bruins also lost the services points, four back of the division­ Steve Thomas with 32 seconds shots, including four in overtime, play at 5;24 of the opening period. 1981-82. Robitaille also has 31 of Tom McCarthy, who caught a leading Canadiens and three behind remaining in the first period which and made several sprawling saves. The goal by Robitaille was his assists for 64 points, tops amon|( slap shot in the back. He was taken the Hartford Whalers. completed the scoring. The only goal for the Kings came by 33rd of the season, tying the Kings’ NHL rookies. ’ Into the professional ranks

v Ed Schuyler Jr. said, ‘1 feel good. 1 can go another mornings without complaining. he Associated Press one.” And he did. At this stage, Holyfield appears Malones prove a handful for the Celtics and Suns S In three or four days. Duva to have developed better than any When Evander Holyfield. the boosted Holyfield’s sparring ses­ of his 1984 Olympic teammates, World Boxing Association junior sion to six rounds. In another week, although Mark Breland also is a Bv The Associated Press Utah reserves outscored the Boston game-high 11 rebounds as the for each of them almost every the Bulis a 120-119 lead on a pair of heavyweight champion, turned it was eight rounds. world champion. He holds the WBA Washington Bullets beat the Pho­ bench 56-6 as the Jazz defeated the gam e,” “said Cleveland Coach free throws with 1:31 left. professional, he had trouble cross­ “ I ’m strong.” Holyfield said. ” I welterweight title. enix Suns 124-110. While the were Celtics 109-89 Monday night. NBA Roundup Wilkens, who last season was the But Johnson put the visiting ing a barrier that faces all young feel good.” “ Malone was all over the boards having problems with Utah’s Karl Meanwhile. Jeff Malone tied his SuperSonics’ general manager. Kings ahead to stay at 121-120 on a pros. What Holyfield didn’t know was Last Saturday at Reno, Nev.. and was running the fast break,” Malone, the Phoenix Suns had season-high with 38 points and 15-foot jumper with 56 seconds left Amateur fights comprise three that he had been sparring rounds of Holyfield defended his title against double Malone trouble. Boston Coach K.C. Jones said. and Theus, who scored 28 points, shook off the flu that wanted. Meanwhile, we were bad Rockets 105, Mavs 100 rounds, each of three-minutes 2-2>A minutes. one of his Olympic teammates. scored 25 points and “ We had trouble with both made his free throws when he was kept him on the bench at the start of on offense and we had too many Houston’s Akeem Olajuwon duration, and a lot of fighters After Holyfield sparred eight Henry Tillman, and demonstrated pulled down 15 rebounds and the Malones.” said Phoenix Coach fouled by Jordan after LaSalle the game to score36 and pull down a turnovers.” scored 36 points and blocked a shot experience trouble when they try to rounds for a time. Duva dropped what in-fighting is all about. John MacLeod. Thompson’s steal. AP photo by Rolando Blackman with 13 go past three rounds. him back to six rounds, but this Holyfield got inside and raked Utah’s Malone held Celt Kevin Bullets 124, Suns 110 seconds to play an,d Cedric Maxwell Otis Thorpe led Sacramento with ' It’s a matter of conditioning and time with three-minute rounds. Tillman with left hooks and right McHale to a season-low 15 points. 29 points. Villanova's Gary Massey (22) is sur­ Steve Thompson (left), Rony Seikaly (4) Moses Malone, who complained made four free throws in the final pacing. But it is also a mental thing, “ He never noticed it.” Duva said. uppercuts to the head and hard “ Karl just didn’t allow him of dizziness before the game and sat nine seconds as the third-place 76ers 111, Knicks 101 sort of like shooting for a four- On July 20,1986. in his hometown shots to the body. And there wasn’t rounded by nothing but orange jerseys, and Greg Monroe (11). The Orangemen (McHale) to get in position,” said out the first period, came off the Rockets moved within five games scored 17 points minute mile the first time. of Atlanta, Holyfield challenged anything Tillman could do about It. those of the Syracuse Orangemen. rallied from a 15-point second-half 7 Boston’s Fred Roberts, a former bench to score nine points in the of the first-place Mavericks in the Holyfield was helped over the Dwight Muhammad Qawi for the Jazzman. “ A lot of times Kevin can and grabbed 19 rebounds while Tim Holyfieid took Tillman out of the Fighting Massey for the basketball are deficit to beat the Wildcats, 96-82. second quarter while Jeff Malone Midwest Division. barrier by an old boxing fox, trainer junior light heavyweight title. spin on you and lean on you. Kevin’s McCormick had 19 points to lead six fight with a knockdown early in the added seven to give the Bullets a Blackman, who scored 22 points, Lou Duva. Many boxing observers felt it was pretty strong, but Karl stands him Philadelphia players in double second round, and he didn’t relax 60-49 halftime lead. Moses added 12 could have put Dallas back in the “ I noticed (in training) he ran out too soon for Holyfield to be fighting off.” figures. With the score tied 20-20 in the pressure until he ended the points in the third period as lead but Olajuwon’s block kept of gas a little In the third round. In Qawi. a fighter who applies pres­ “ I watched him (McHale) on TV the first quarter, the 76ers ran off 10 match with three knockdowns of Washington took an 89-76 lead. Houston in front. the third round, he would start sure from the first bell to the last. yesterday (when Boston lost to the consecutive points and never the exhausted Tillman in the Indiana escapes again Walter Davis paced Phoenix with complaining he was tired. He Duva and co-trainer George Los Angeles Lakers), and I was Bucks 128, Nets 124 trailed thereafter. seventh round. 24 points and Larry Nance added 23 wouldn’t push as much as the first Benton knew better. talking to Marc lavaroni before the and Roy Hinson but Washington notched 18 steals , in his second two.” Holyfield went into the pit with Some people now are talking game about how to play him.” each had 18 points, Andrew Toney and forced Phoenix into 27 game since returning from an Holyfield was thinking about the Qawi for 15 tough rounds and came about Holyfield moving up to Malone said after Monday night’s 15 and Erving 10 for Philadelphia. turnovers. injury, scored 20 points, 11 in the fourth round and beyond. out of it with a unanimous-decision challenge Mike Tyson, the menac­ game. Erving did not play in the final “ We played exceptional de­ finai period, and passed the 10,000- victory. with another close win “ I told him, ‘Take a couple of ing World Boxing Council heavy­ “ You can’t front Kevin McHale. period because of a jammed middle fense,” Bullets Coach Kevin point career mark, helping Milwau­ days off and when you’re ready to “ It made me feel like a die-hard weight champion. because Danny Ainge and Larry finger on his right hand. Patrick Loughery said. “ In fact, for the first kee to its fifth straight victory, come and box, let me know.’ ” Duva professional fighter,” Holyfield A hanger-on at the news confer­ Bird are so good at getting the ball Ewing led New York with 24 points By Ken Rappoport “We were embarrassed.” Du­ three quarters that's about as well tying its longest streak of the said. said. ence after Holyfield beat Tillman to him. You want to play behind him Pacera 112, Wairlors 93 The Associated Press quesne Coach Jim Satalin said. as we can play defense. When season. When Holyfield resumed spar­ Duva said Holyfield has become a wanted to know if he was ducking and push him out.” said Malone. Moses couldn’t start. (Terry) Ca- The third-place Bucks are just Indiana used Chuck Person’s 25 NCAA Hoop “ You have to hand it to them. ’They ring, Duva told him, “ I only want professional in the truest sense, a Tyson. The Indiana Hoosiers apparently Malone scored seven points in the tledge did a heck of a job early to get two games behind first first-place points and a club record 40-point proved why they’re one of the 'you to go three rounds today.” fighter willing to pay the price in The question was as ridicuious as bring out the best in the worst of the fourth quarter as Utah broke open a us going. Then Mdses came in and Atlanta in the Central Division. The first quarter to beat Golden State. premier teams in the nation. I After three rounds. Holyfield the gym and on the road in the the suggestion of such a fight. Big Ten. tight game, outscoring Boston really played well. The Suns played Nets have lost 10 of their last 11 Indiana led 40-25 after the first definitely think they’re a Top Ten Having just recently escaped play that way against everybody. 26-16. Darrell Griffith, who didn’t well, but I think we were too games and 16 of 18. quarter, including 12 of Vem team. They even played well in with a close victory over Northw­ That’s why Wisconsin hasn’t won their losses to (top-ranked) play in the first quarter, added 23 physical.” Rjcky Pierce led Milwaukee with Fleming’s 18 points. Golden State estern last week, the second-ranked too many games.” points, including five 3-point goals, 23 points while Cummings and Paul got as close as 70-66 with 5:23 to go Reinach gets Nevada-Las Vegas and (No. 15) Cavaliers 105, Sonics 94 Hoosiers were extended to three The Hoosiers, who just got by Kansas.” and ThurrI Bailey had 18 while John Pressey each had 21. Buck Willi­ in the third quarter but the Pacers Sports in Brief overtimes Monday night in beating Northwestern 77-75 last week, im­ The Owls are 26-2 and haven’t lost Stockton dished out 17 assists.' Ron Harper scored 28 points and ams and Mike Gminski had 22 then boosted their lead to as much shot at Lloyd lowly Wisconsin, 86-85. proved their record to 21-2, includ­ since Jan. 8. “ We weren’t in sync all night.” Brad Daugherty 21 while Cleveland apiece for visiting New Jersey. as 21 points remaining thanks to a St. Peter’s gets past Fairfield ‘"They deserved to win the ing 12-1 in the conference. Wiscon­ said , who led Boston held high-scoring Tom Chambers Milwaukee Coach 10-0 spurt, six by Person. No. 9 Syracuse 96, Villanova 82; sin has a 1-12 record in the Big Ten with 26 points. "Afterwewentupby and Xavier McDaniel to a com­ said he had planned to use Moncrief N EW YO R K — Daren Rowe scored 27 points, all in the second BOCA RATON, Fia. (A P) - ballgame,” Indiana Coach Bobby Sherman Douglas scored 25 points, Blazers 110, Clippers 105 Knight said of the Badgers. “ They and is 11-15 overall. hitting lO-of-10 from the field, and six early in the third quarter, bined 16 points in handing visiting only the first five minutes of each half, as St. Peter’s rallied for a 57-52 Metro Atlantic Conference Elna Reinach is a household name played hard and well.” No.4 DePaul 66, Monmouth 53: Rony Seikaly and Derrick Coleman everything just fell apart. It Seattle its sixth straight setback. quarter. He played 24 minutes. tied his season basketball victory over Fairfield at Madison Square Garden. only in her own house. But the seemed like Malone was able to do Chambers, averaging 23.9 points, Wisconsin Coach Steve Yoder, Terence Greene and Kevin Ed­ had 20 each as Syracuse overcame high with 36 points and Jerom^ Derrick Howell, with 12 points, was the only other double-figure 18-year-old South African tennis whatever he wanted to tonight.” was held to 11. McDaniel, scoring at Kings 124, Bulls 120 whose Badgers are tied with wards each scored 18 points to lead a 15-point deficit early in the second Kersey added 19 in place of the scorer for the Peacocks Monday. It was the sixth straight win for player is hoping to change that. So were his teammates. Jones a 22.4 clip, did not score until 2; 55 Sacramento’s Eddie Johnson Injured Kiki Vandeweghe. Air Northwestern for last place in the DePaul over visiting Monmouth. half to beat Villanova. AP photo St. P eter’s, 18-5 overall and 10-2 in the conference. said the Jazz players were “ all was left in the game and finished scored seven of his 17 points in though they had only eight healthy Her chance to enter the tennis conference, said that “ for guys who Monmouth, 7-15, kept the score Villanova outscored Syracuse 7-2 A. J. Wynder had 16 points for the Stags, 11-13 and 4-7, who led at. Utah’s Bobby Hansen (20) is about to slam home two three feet off the ground. They got with five points. Dale Ellis led overtime and Reggie Theus hit two players due to Vandeweghe’s back spotlight comes tonight, when she have been maligned the last four respectable until a 31-8 run at the at the start of the second half to take halftime 26-16. Jeff Gromos added 13. points Rgalnst the Celtics’ in their NBA the loose balls and the offensive Seattle with 17 points, nearly seven clutch free throws with 12 seconds spasms and Michael Holton’s takes on top-seeded Chris Evert weeks, I thought our players were start of the second half gave a 55-40 lead. But Syracuse, led by game Monday night in Salt Lake City, Utah. The Jazz boards. (Mark) Eaton blocked up below his average. remaining. bruised thigh, the Blazers stormed Lloyd in a second-round match in just great.” DePaul a 74-38 lead. A three-point Douglas, who sco r^ 18 in the flnal the $250,000 Virginia Slims of He said, though, it was no field goal by reserve James half, and Seikaly and Coleman each whipped the Celtics, 109-89. the m i^ le. They ran their stuff “ We know that with those guys Chicago’s , who to a 19-point lead late in the second UNLV holds onto top spot in poll well, they just did everything they you can write in the book 20 points led all scorers with 43 points, gave quarter. Florida Championships. consolation playing the Hoosiers O’Shaughnessy gave DePaul an with 13 in the last 20 minutes, rallied NEW YORK — With Nevada-Las Vegas leading the way. the Reinach, ranked No. 48 in the that close. 80-39 lead, it largest, with less than to finally move ahead, 74-73, with 9 top three clubs remained unchanged in the weekly Associated world, beat Nathalie Tauziat of “ We’ve been too close too many six minutes left. 5:39 left. Press college basketball poll. There was some shuffling beneath France 4-6, 6-4, 6-4 in a first-round times to think about that,” Yoder The Hawks of the ECAC Metro Once Syracuse got the lead on a the top three, although the same teams as last week remained in match Monday to earn the dubious said. “ What we needed was a Conference fell apart in the second pair of free throws by Douglas, the Unusual hoop game memorable 44 years later the rankings. honor of being Lloyd’s first oppo­ victory, but we didn’t get it.” half, scoring only eight points in 11 Orangemen outscored the Wildcats UNLV, 26-1, again was an easy pick for the top spot, collecting nent after a five-month layoff. In other action, it was No. 4 minutes. Ernest Dix had 14 points 22-9 the rest of the way. 50 of 65 first-place votes and 1,279 points from a nationwide panel Lloyd, ranked second in the DePaul 88, Monmouth 53; No. 5 and Ken Henry chipped in with 10. Doug West led Villanova with 21 From time to time in friendly discussions, the come down and give us clearance. hoping to get the ball back in the remaining seconds.- of sportswriters and sportscasters. world, has been idled by a knee Temple 84, Duquesne 56; No. 9 For DePaul, 23-1, Rod Strickland points and Harold Jensen had 19. 8 suUect is brought up as to what sport I liked best, First place was at stake and as expected in our Spahn took the ball out and threw it nearly the length injury. She has played several Syracuse 96, Villanova 82, and No. scored 12 points and Stanley ‘”rhey played our kind of game, Indiana, with eight first-place votes, saw its lead over North previous meetings against the Sphas and it was a exhibitions in recent weeks, but will 20 St. John’s 63, Fairleigh Dickin­ Brundy had 10. The Blue Demons llielie answer was easy. Basketball. The main reason of the court, Frankel suddenly jumped out from among Carolina shrink to a single point — 1,206-1,205. The difference running up and down, said Douglas. typical dog-fight from start to finish, each team be making her first tournament son 59. have won seven straight since ‘ ”rhat’s not their style. We knew it was perhaps that I put more effort into the sport than the spectators and was ail alone under our basket. He came when North Carolina totaled seven first-place votes. Herald Angle trading basket for basket. Gottlieb and Russell were start since losing in the semifinals Dean Garrett hit a follow shot suffering their only loss, Jan. 25 would catch up with them. We’re at any of the others and thoroughly enjoyed 15 years as a |L. j grabbed the ball and had an easy bucket for two points DePaul, Temple and Purdue each improved one spot as Iowa competitive player and 25 years officiating. matching strategy throughout. and a three-point lead. of the U.S. Open to Helena Sukova with four seconds left in the third against Georgetown. our best when we run.” Earl Yost dropped three spots to seventh. Pittsburgh, Syracuse and One of the biggest and most unusual incidents that It all came down to the final seconds before a decision last September. overtime to give Indiana the win. “ In a game like this, everybody is No. 20 81. John's 63, Fairleigh Gottlieb------— ----- came- - off------the- bench oiiuand uiiiuonto theme iioorfloor Clemson, rounded out the Top Ten. can be recalled happened while drawing pay from Sports E(jitor Emeritus could be reached. screaming at referee Matty Begovlch, “ It ain’t legal. It Reinach said Monday that she Garrett, who led all scorers with 21 usually looking for points,” DePaul Dickinson 89: Marcus Broadnax hit Uncle Sam during World War II while serving in the Air We held a two point lead when Gottlieb called a ain’t legal! ” Only one official worked the game and his hadn’t thought much about playing points, grabbed a rebound off a Coach Joey Meyer said. “ I was a 15-foot jumper with 31 seconds left Corps. The season was 1943. timeout. The Sphas had the ball opposite the key at our working/partner only handled jump balls. Begovicb Don Mattingly going after big money Lloyd. missed shot by Joe Hillman and impressed with the way we passed and Willie Glass added two free The site was in Philadelphia. The late , end of the court. turned‘ ------■ aa ae‘oeaf * ear------on" the plea. “ I concentrated on my first- banked it in. the ball. Unselfishness — that’s the throws with seven seconds remain­ one of the founders of the National Basketball I can still hear Frankel say to Spahn, “ Let’s try It The basket stood as time ran out. NEW YORK — First baseman Don Mattingly went after the round match,” she said. “ But I ’m J.J. Weber scored 20 points for chemistry that has won 23games.” ing as St. John’s edged Fairleigh 7 looking forward to playing Chris. I No. 8 Tem ple 64, Duqueene 66: Association, was the owner and manager of the again.” Spahn nodded in agreement. The Philly fans went wild, led by Cktttlieb. Ouri Wisconsin before fouling out in the Dickinson at Madison Square 7 largest salary arbitration award in the 13-year history o f the played everyone in the top five in Nate Blackwell scored 24 points and Philadelphia Sphas in the American League, llie Holman, and Nat Frankel, a one-time New York Gottlieb had set up a play, to get the ball to Cy players had to exit through the back door of the hotel procedure, bidding for a $1,975 million contract from the New second overtime. Mike Heineman Garden. University standout. Kaselman, who was an outstanding outside (two- the world except her. I lost to each also had 20 for the Badgers. Ramon Rivas had 14 points and 11 Sphas derived their name from the section they came and a police escort was needed back to the South York Yankees, who were offering $1.7 million. Fairleigh Dickinson trailed 54-45, handed in those days set-shot artist) shooter. But he of them, but it’s nice to be able to Steve Alford scored 13 points to rebounds as Temple extended its but then outscored St. John’s 14-2 to from. South Philadelphia, and from the Hebrew The Sphas played all their home games at the Philadelphia train station. Fortunately, the police Outfielder Kevin McReynolds of the New York Mets and beautiful Broadwood Hotel in the heart of South Philly. never got his hands on the ball. participate.” become Indiana’s all-time leading winning streak to 13 games by take a 59-56 lead on a tip-in by Association of that city. The team later joined the NBA made sure that we boarded the train back to New York pitcher Danny Cox of the St. Louis Cardinals also had their It had a most unique setting. To reach the ballroom The fans were literally on the playing surface at both Not many of her fellow players scorer. Alford missed his first two routing Duquesne. Damarai Riddick with 2:31 to play. and became known as the Warriors. and New Jersey without losing any lives. arbitration hearings, although with less money at stake. I was playing for Honey Russell’s Wilimington, Del., you had to climb three flights of stairs. Spectators ends when Frankel sneaked down to the far end to get a felt that way Monday, as intermit­ shots of the game before hitting a The Owls scored 17 consecutive The Redmen tied the score on a Actually, it was a short trip home, as as always the Decisions on the three cases were expected either late Tuesday (nippers that night. Weekends, Eddie Sadowski. a could relax in luxury as every seat In the reserved drink off the court during the timeout and managed to case when you win a game on the road. tent rains and gale-force winds three-pointer from the comer with points late in the first half to build a three-point play by Shelton Jones or Wednesday. former All-American selection at Seton Hall and later a section was lined up individually with plush green get lost somehow in the crowd. He did his part of the Years later whenever I met up with Russell when h « made for miserable playing condi­ 14:40 to surpass the late Don 44-23 halftime lead, then cruised to with 1:20 remaining and took the star in the NBA, and I, both stationed in Fort Dix, N. J.. upholstery. Dancing after the game was part of the act. was scouting basketball players for the Milwaukee tions. The rain delays also played Schlundt, who scored 2,192 points their 24tb victory in their last 25 lead on the basket by Broadnax; his at the time, had most weekends free and we would play admission price. Before the Sphas could get the ball inbounds, Spahn Braves in the National League, he insisted the Magic NBA player of the week havoc with the schedule, forcing from 1952-55. games to clinch a tie for the Atlantic only one of the game. with the Clippers at the various American League Capacity was 3,000 but on this particular night the immediately committed a foul, only one allowed a Spahn-Frankel “ play” was not in the playbMk, but five matches to be postponed and “ I feel real empathy for Wiscon­ 10 regular season title. After Riddick missed a shot. cities. Russell at the time was also coaching at Seton ballroom was jammed and even for the players to get non-shooter in those days. admitted any time he could beat Gottlieb and the N EW Y O R K — M agic Johnson of the Los Angeles Lakers, who extending the last match played sin.” Knight said. “ But the thing Jerome Dowdell came off the Glass was fouled and made two free Hall. past the hotel’s strict security staff was no easy matter. Moe Goldman, a, lanky center, stepped to the line and Sphas, who were almost unbeatable at home, it was averaged 31.7 points, 10 assists and 6.3 rebounds in three victories until after midnight. that teams like Wisconsin have to bench in the second half to score a throws to seal the victory. He Both of the night matches re­ Two of our veteran players were Moe Spahn, Sadowski and I were apparently thought of as two GI dropped in the point. Now. with the Sphas, trailing by cherished memory. last week, was named NBA Player of the Week by the league. understand is that they can’t just career-high 14 points, including finished with 16 points for St. assistant coach at CItv OII cpp of New York under Nat gate crashers and it took a hurried call to Russell to just one point, Gottlieb ordered a fullcourt press. It was a game H I never forget. sulted in upsets. play hard against us, they have to nine on three-point field goals.

J M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Feb. 17.1987 18 Mets and Gooden are happy contract is settled K IT ‘M*C

By Hal Bock eamed-nin average, slipping from the Mets only offer such contracts was subsequently charged with try to do too much,” he said. “ You In other baseball news Monday,! C LASSIFIED A D S 643-2711 The Associated Press his 24-4, 1.5$ Cy Young season of to players with four years of battery, resisting arrest and disor­ try too hard Instead of being pitchers Ken Schrom of aeveland 1985. experience. This will be Gooden’s derly conduct. After pleading no yourself and pitching the way you and Ted Power of Cincinnati lost' their, salary arbitration cases.. Tel NEW YORK - Both the New That gave the team and the fourth year. “ We are happy to contest to the charges, Gooden was always have been. 53 Form Supplies ond Eoulpment___80 Schrom sought $848,000 from th e; Notices Business Property 25 Entertainm ent...... Sal York Mets and Dwight Gooden player room to meet in the middle, reach agreement,” Neader said. “ I placed on three years’ probation Resort Property .. 26 Bookkeepino/Income Tax 54 Offlce/Retoll Eoulpment ...... 81 “Every year, you try to better Indians, but will be paid $480,000. - figured the former Cy Young which was what they did. “ I ’m hope this is the last one-year and ordered to perform 160 hours of Lost/Found...... *01 M o rto a o e s ...... 27 Carpentry / Remodel Inp 55 Recreational Eoulpment...... 82 your standards and set more goals. Power will make $500,000, instead.; Award winner had been through happy the way it turned out,’’ contract Dwight signs.” community service. P o rio n o lt...... 02 Wanted to Buy — 2$ Palntlna/Poperlno...... 56 Boots and Marine Eoulpment...... 83 You over-try sometimes and try to of the $610,000 he wanted from th e; enough headlines this winter and Gooden said. " I got a nice raise and Gooden said the salary was about Last month, his former fiancee, Announcements...... 03 Rooflno/Sidlno ...... 57 Musical Items...... 84 didn’t need a salary arbitration now I can concentrate on playing what he had hoped for in the first Carlene Pearson, was arrested at make up everything in one outing. R ed s.... Charlie Lea, the one-time { Auctions...... 04 Flooring...... 58 Comeros and Photo Equipment... 85 Pai Financial...... 05 Rentals hearing to cap a difficult off-season. baseball.’’ place. “ Me and Jim talked several New York’s LaGuardia Airport What I have to do is go back to ace of the Montreal staff who has Electrical ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 ani So the two sides agreed Monday ’The Mets were pleased, too. “ It times about it,” he said. “ We carrying a loaded pistol that was basics and start from there.” not pitched for two years because of Rooms tor Rent...... 31 Heatlnp/Plumblno...... 60 Miscellaneous (or S o le ...... 87 to a $1.5 million contract that will was in the best interest of Dwight compared other pitchers. The allegedly stolen. She was on her rotator cuff problems, signed a_ Employment & Educotion Apartments (or Rent...... 32 Miscellaneous Services 61 Tog Soles...... 88 PU Gooden said he had been concen­ contract with fhe Expos’ Class AAA ; Condominiums for Rent...... 33 Services Wanted...... 62 Wanted to B u y / Tro d e ...... 89 floi provide the pitcher with a salary not to have a hearing.’’ said Al number we got to is the one we are way to meet Gooden at the time and Help Wanted...... 11 increase of nearly $200,000. Gooden Harazin, the team’s vice president at.” was released a few hours later. trating on his pitching motion Indianapolis team. 'The Expos also' Irtomes for R ent...... 34 Situation Wanted ...... 12 Store/Office Spoce...... 35 Wi had asked for $1.8 million and the who negotiated the deal with It has been a difficult winter for Gooden said that his 1986 produc­ during workouts at his old high announced that Joe Hesketh is not Business Opportunities...... 13 Resort Property ...... 36 Merchandise CM Mets originally offered a no-raise Gooden’s agent. Jim Neader. Gooden. He was arrested in Tampa tion appeared solid, but that it school with his nephew, Milwaukee expected to pitch this season Instruction...... 14 Industrial Property...... 37 Holldov/Seosonal...... 71 Automotive on< $1.S2 million after their ace had Neader said he tried for a on Dec. 13 after police stopped him wasn’t up to the standard he had set Brewers farmhand Garry because of an impinged nerve in his; Employment Services...... 15 AAlscelloneous (or R en t...... 38 Antloues and Collectibles...... 72 Cars for Sole ...... 91 posted a 17-6 record and 2.84 multi-year deal but Harazin said '- r .'in ."” '><»p(i traffic violation. He the year before. “ Sometimes, you Sheffield. shoulder. Roommates W anted...... 39 Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vans (or Sole ...... 92 rie Wanted to Rent...... 40 Furniture...... 74 C o m p o rs / T ro lle rs ...... 93 off Reel Estote TV/Stereo/Appllonces...... 75 Motorcycles/Mopeds ...... 94 per Homes tor Sale ...... 21Services Machinery and T o o ls ...... 76 A u to Services...... 95 res Condominiums (or Sole...... 22 Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease ...... 96 Ha Lots/Lond tor Sale...... 23 Child Core...... 51 Good Things to E a t ...... 78 M iscellaneo u s A u t o m o t iv e ...... 97 PK Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 Fuel Oll/Cool/Firewood...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 98 Coi SCOREBOARD (Or P n zn i F Slkmo 34 2-2 8, Lucas e-i/ 4-2 ie, w in, lose & DREW Moncrief 38 1415 20, Pierce 7-11 9-W 23, Monday’a eoHoga hoop acoroa Hodges 1-4002 Breuer 24448, BrodlevO-1 Notices H o c k e y ECHO hockey 04) 0, Mokesk11-2 00 2, Brldgemon 24 1-2 EAST HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED G Answer to Frsvious Punls HELP WAHTED QD 5.Totoh 4342 4251 128. Albright n , Messiah « ACROSS 3 7 ____ the GD E3 New Jeney V 39 37 ^131 Amherst 76, W. New England Coll. 61 Hns [snciEi aonm acDrz As a condition precedent w Milwaukee 36 39 14 39— 138 Arm y X , Keene St. X „ _ 38Hsul QQ]t3C!] □□□□ ODD to the placement of any Carpenter or helper - (tor Port time mutual tellers Coshlers-wonted full and pa OPoInt goals— Wood 2. Fouled out— Bridgewater, Mass. W, Worcester St. 91 nsthrs Port time clerlcol-Locol NHL ttindingt Woolrldge, King, Cummings, SIkma. 40 Fsir grsds Q i a n o n Q c i odvertlslno In the Man­ remodeling contractor), (ticket sellers) - weekend port time for Immediate tol M it e B Bucknetl X , Rider 81 8 T h e ____ 42 Msstw office of RGIS Inventory RebounS^ew Jersey 43 (B. Williams Catholic U. 7f. Upsota 71 □□□□□ □□□□□□□ chester Herald, Adver­ own tools, drive standard work. Must be 18 or older. openings In rapidly ex­ specialist has on opening tlo United Bonk lost one and tied another 12), Milwaukee 43 (SIkma 7). AssMs— Mutinv Sswysr lm WALKS CONFIRKNCE C.W. Post 79, Pace 89 □ □ □ □ □ □ tiser hereby oprees to shift, own transportation, Apply In person, Tuesday panding retail auto ports for o responsible odult to lost weekend. The Bankers fell to New Jersey 32 (R. Williams 9), Chevney X , Philo. Texffle 71 11 FsnMie 43Unlvsrssl Bookkeeper F/C - expe­ po M rM i DMtlen protect, Indemnity and pay depending on expe­ through Saturday, 7pm to chain. No experience ne­ perform general office W L T PH OF OA Wldnsor, 3-1, and tied Enfield, 1-1. Scott Milwaukee 24 (Lucas 7). Total fouls— Clark, Moss, m Botes K 13 Rivw in rienced required to per­ E loi □ QIU □□□□ □□□□ hold harmless the Man­ rience. Coll Ron, 643-9966 11pm, Berenson's Hart­ cessary, flexible hours, Chomberlond hod the oool In the loss, New Jersey 34, Milwaukee 32. Technical— Columbia X , N Y U X 44 8lrd (comb. form oil accounting func- duties such os key punch­ Phllodelphla 35 18 4 74 232 169 Tom □□□□ [ziBQa ono chester Herald, Its offic­ before 8 am and offer 6 ford Jol-olol, 89 Weston excellent benefits. Apply bo 24 7 57 190 190 assisted by Chris Rios. Duane Flcoro New Jersevlllegal defense. A— 114)52. Concordia, N.Y. 1M, St. Rote K form) tlons on computer ing, filing, and typing. N Y Islanders 25 tallied In the 1-1 tie with Nick Stouder leAcMstDahl □□□□D □□□□□□□ ers and employees Street, Hartford. fei N Y Ronoeri 24 24 1 56 223 217 Copphi St. K , Delaware St. X 48W lgsle through F/S. Fast grow­ In person at Moto Mart, Applicant should be avail­ Wothlrtelon 23 27 1 54 IN 213 notching on assist. Delaware M, American U. 91,20T 16 Hosts 49 Shoved DDD CDDQ against any and all llobll- 830 Sliver Lone, East tai Big Eaal atandinga Drew 67, FDU-Modlton 63 ing company In new mod­ able 9om to 3pm Monday Pltlsbuirah 21 26 9 51 205 202 18____ do 52 Engrsvsr [!□ □ □ □ □ □ □DBtDD ItV, loss or expense, In- Soles person-with sewing Foreman - press room Hartford. through Friday however toi NSW Jersey 22 29 5 49 197 251 0*011 Drexel W, Towson St. 81 Jsnsiro 63 Actor Lome cludlna attorneys' tees, ern facility. Excellent be­ experience. Minimum 20 experienced, familiar M I t e C Big East Conference (Sonnon 91, Edinboro $6, O T □ □□ CinDB □DQB some flexlbllty Is possible. Adams DtvMen W L w L 17 Nsutiesl tops □□□ nunn □□□□ arising from claims of nefits, pleasant working hour week. Available with power press and So Montreal 29 24 7 65 202 117 D M C Construction won Its lone Glenville St. X , California, Pa. 91 - Port tIme-CoordInator for We offer on excellent Pittsburgh 10 2 21 4 ISSunH D Sr M Antique csr □□□ □□□□ □□□□ unfair trade practices. In­ environm ent. 289-2323, Tuesday, Thursday even­ press broke set up pro­ W i Hartford 29 22 6 64 190 IM contest lost weekend, 7-5, over Newing­ 21 4 Hamlllon X , UHco 73 Manchester Mental starting rote. For Inter­ Syracuse 9 3 Hartwiefc X , Skldnnore 99 SSSoiis East Hartford Welding, ings and Saturday. Coll po Boeton 20 24 5 61 215 191 ton. Scott Cochran had six goals and Georgetown 8 4 19 4 fringement of trade­ gressive dies. Submit re­ Health team. Working view appointment pletfse Quebec 23 21 7 53 IK IM Ronnv Halnsey one. Halnsey hod two Hoverford 81, Allentown 71 28 On (prof.) DOWN e Olaeial epoch marks, trade names or South Windsor. 742-7494. sume to Box OD, c/o cul St. John's 0 5 11 5 {2 wdB.) knowledge of mental coll us at 644-8159 between Buffalo 19 31 6 44 192 212 assists and Cochran and Justine Padula 4 17 5 Houghton 76, Penn St.-Behrend 66 22 (>Ml scuttle patents, violation of ml Providence 7 HustonX,ThomasColl.60 9 Poor Manchester Herald, 16 health or social service lOom and 1pm. Weekdays. CAMPBELL CONraWNCE one apiece. Bruce Turgeon and Tyler Vlllonova 6 7 14 11 23 1 H 7 science rights of privacy and In- Soles person-Port time, Travel-Entry level posi­ Brolnord Place, Manches­ system desired. Organiza­ In Norris Divttipn Brooks played well for the Construc- 3 9 14 9 Indiana, Pa. IW , Dyke X RuBBian ruler 10 Exiatence flexible hours, store dis­ Seton Hall Iona M, Holy Cross X event (sbbr.) frlnpement of copyright tion with downtown Hart­ ter, C T 06040 tion and leadership skills In a recent national 83( Detroit 24 24 1 56 HI 192 tlonmen, who ore now 0-1. Connecticut 2 10 8 15 2EeQle'Bnest 12 Hebrew letter count. Ideal tor home­ 214 207 Ithaca W, Cortland St. 70 24 Entsrtsiner 3 Rickety car and proprietory rights, ford travel wholesaler. desired. Relmbursment survey it was shown that Minneaoto 24 25 7 55 Boston College 2 11 9 15 13 Baited makers or high school Toronto 23 29 6 52 203 211 Kennesow X , Piedmont X Somsc 4 Diminutive 18 Hoodlum unfair competition and Type 50wpm. Reservo- Sheet metal mechanic - negotiable. 644-1047 or 647- 93% of the personnel S q u ir t A Lo Salle W, Penn 72 student. Apply J ft J Chicooo 21 21 8 SO 2M 231 Monday's ResulH 26 Sound ioudly Buffix 21 Imprison libel and slander, which tlonlst also needed. Six experienced In all phases 3173. and employment exec­ St. Louis 20 26 10 50 IM 212 LeAAovne 97, St. Lawrence 74 Jewelers. 643-8484. L.W ood & Sons didn't foir too well at Syracuse 96, Vlllanova 82 LeMoyne-CNven 96 Morehouse 94 28 1550. Romsn 5 Nepative 23 Co^ucive to may result from the publi­ months experience re­ of metal work Including utives around the coun­ Smyth# DhrMen the Albany, N .Y ., Tournament last St. John's 63, Falrleigh Dickinson 99 prefix Cavallara IBS. BuperBonIca B4 Lock Haven 106, PItt.-Johnstown 67 30 Unde cation of any odvertls- quired. Salary commen­ lay out and press broke Port time desk clerk or Edmonton 37 16 5 79 270 200 weekend, losing three tightly contested N.C.-WllmIngton 63, Boston College 6 Summa Inspection • of repaired try use newspaper ad­ WInnipea 31 21 5 67 202 193 Loyola, Md. 95, St. Fronds, N .Y. W 31 Oinssng pisnt ment In the Manchester surate with experience. operation. 282-0711. EO E. clerks. Needed to work games. It lost to New Hartford, N.Y., 59 Maryland X , Cent. Florida X laude precision tools such os vertising when they are Coloary 32 24 2 66 226 214 42, to MIssIsauol, Vt., 3-2 and to Capital B ask etb all Tonight’s Gome 32Comedisn Herald by odvertlser. In­ Beneftls, non-smoking some afternoons, some Lot Angeles 23 27 7 S3 229 231 S E A T T L E (94) Merevhurst 83 PItt.-Brodford X 7 Former Indicators, calibers, mi­ seeking professional or of Albany, 5-3. Chambers 313 5-511, McDaniel 2101-25, Seton Hall at Providence Nazareth X , Clarkson S7 Knotts nuclear cluding advertisements In preferred. Coll Joani 525- Versitlle clerical position evenings and weekend Vancouver 17 33 8 42 190 227 Kris LIndstrom and Kevin Low hod Wednesday’s Games crometers, etc. Some fa­ exempt personnel. LIsHr 5-13 34 13, Ellis 8-20 1-2 17, New England 65, (Jordon 99 33Vsssei aoency any free distribution pub­ 7666 4 to 6pm. - data entry helpful but not mornings. Ideal for reti­ G the goals In the opening gome. Phil McMillan2304)4,Lucas37238,Young241-2 UConn at St. John's, 8 p.m. miliarity with tools help­ When hiring new em­ Coloarv 5, Philadelphia 0 Pittsburgh at Georgetown Norfolk St. 73 Bowie St. 68 IS S te sI (•bbf.) lications published by the required. Central Glaston­ ree. We will train. Good Dokin, Mike Russo and Dave Manneb- NBA atandinga 6,Stansburv81(M)0,Phelps33(M)6, Johnson N. Adams St. 73 Salem St. 60 ful. Will train. EOE Apply ployees, the newspaper Al Toronto 1, Los Angeles 1, tie ach had assists. Dakin had both goals In Thursday's Games Manchester Herald. Full time ccnhler to work bury location. Medical pay coll 643-1555,9om to 12 Montreal 7, Boston 3 801-21,K.WIIIIoms8103415,Schoene4700 N.C.-WllmlngtM 63, Boston Coll. 49 Penny Sleffert, Publisher at Holts,'Inc., 78 Batson and dental benefits. Coll is still rated as the In the loss to the Vermont club with Russo 8.Totals389117-2494. Providence at Syracuse Rutgers-Nework M, Mf. St. Vincent 96 cosmetic and utility coun­ noon, Monday through Tuesday’s Oames getting an assist. M arty Curtis had two EASTERN CONFERENCE Vlllanova at St. Joseph's Drive, Manchester, CT Sue at 659-2666. number-one choice for It Winnipeg at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. CLEVELAND (185) Sacred Heart X , Lowell K ter. Experience with In­ Friday. Connecticut Mo­ goals and Dakin one In the loss to Atlantic DivHHn Hubbard 7-13 3417, J. Williams 8108515, Saturdays Games 643-5157. tor Lodge. reaching qualified pros­ H i Detroit at N.Y. Rangers, 7:35 p.m. Pittsburgh at UConn (Civic Center), 1 St. John's 63, FalrWoh Dickinson 99 IL0 8 T ventories or utilities sys­ Capital. Mannebach and Curtis re­ W L Pet. OB Daugherty 7-13 7-1021, Ehio 25347, Harper St. Peter's 57, Fairfield 92 Management - 24K plus - pects! £ d -2711. mi Calgary at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. corded assIsH. Boston 37 14 .725 ___ p.m. tems Is preferred but not Philadelphia at N.Y. Islanders, 8:05 13192328, West82000, Baglev8104)0, Price Southampton 91, N.Y. Tech M AND FDUND Secretary - centrally lo­ now taking oopHcatlons til Phllodelphla 29 22 .569 8 1-3224, Turptn8204)0,Corbln83343,Lee46 Vlllanova at Seton Hall necessory. Generous General cleaning person - p.m. Kansas at St. John's S. Connecticut 76, Quinniplac 75 cated Manchester low of­ for manager of retail lt( Washington 27 23 .540 9W 008, Newman 1-2002.Totals 48792834105. Stony Brook 96, Pratt 46 wages based on expe­ full time position. Flexible Hartford at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. S q u ir t B New York 15 36 .294 22 Sunday’s Gam s Lost - short haired mole fice looking (or on outlet of new energy re­ hours. Excellent benefits. be Vancouver at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Georgetown at Syracuse Susouehonno 81, Lebanon Valiev X Intelligent person who Is rience. Apply now at A r­ Household vinegar Is on New England Hockey Comp blonked New Jersey 12 38 .240 2 t'/7 Seattle u 28 31 tt— 94 Syracuse 93 Vlllanova 82 cot Tabby. Block/whlte- duction service to be For Interview please coll oil Wednesday’s Games Central Division able to work Independ­ thur Drug, 942 Main St, effective and Inexpensive or Boston at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. Windsor lost weekend, 5-0. Chuck CHvelend 34 25 28 38— 105 Temple 04, Duouesne 56 -< /groy/strlpes. Distinct available soon In your Lynch Toyota Pontiac, Lenart and Cory Wry each had two Detroit 32 16 .667 — 3Polnt goal— Young. Fouled out— None. Trinity, Conn. 91, Suffolk 57 ently and Is Interested In Manchester. fabric sofiner when added mi Winnipeg at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Atlanta 31 11 .633 1'A Big Eaat reaulta white markings around community. Must be of 646-4321. to the final lounory rinse. Hartford at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. goals and Eric Hurtuk one. Wry, Rebounds— Seattle 57 (Lister 14), Cleve­ Tufts 80, M IT 64 2 learning o challenging po­ sound character and show en Hurtuk, Dove Hauswirth and Joy Milwaukee 33 21 .611 2 land 51 (EhIo 11). Asslsts-Seottle 19 Union, N.Y. 04, BInghomton St. 73 « nose and neck. Vicinity of Classified Is the effective N.Y. Islanders at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Chicago 25 24 .510 7'/i sition. Coll 649-2865. cr Vancouver at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Dl Battlsto recorded assists. Todd Haus­ (Young 8), Clevelond 24 (Ehio 9). Total Ursinus 69, Johns Hopkins 98 Clinton Street, Manches­ R N -L P N -F u ll time 11 to7 0 dependable work re­ Retail soles - opportunity Indiana 24 27 .471 9lden State 44 (L . Smith 13), Scholastic standinas I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME tists ore welcome. For growing company. Benef­ tions available In pleasant (800) 367-3720 74 Milwaukee 128, New Jersey 124 Indiana 55 (Person, H. Williams 10). 15 (Jackson 7), Falrleigh Dickinson 15 Information. 423-1819. office environment. provide on excellent train­ your schedule. Coll 649- Penalties— Skrudland, Mon (sloshing), goal. Derek Moulton scared two goals Houston 105, Dallas 100 (Robetls 6). Total fouls— St. John's 16, by Henri Arrwld and Bob Lee its Include: medical, den­ ing program , benefits and 4233 or coll Melissa 528- 5:27; Miller, Bos, malor (fighting), 5:27; In the second win while Kelsyadded one Assists— (Solden Stote26 (Floyd 12), Indiana tal, and profit sharing Health Insuronce/benef- Utah 109, Boston 89 29 (Fleming, Long, Moev 5). Total fouls— Falrleigh Dickinson 14. A — 13381. opportunity for advance­ 0358. A Kordlc, Mon, malor (fighting), 5:27; score. Malone had two assists and Washington 124, Phoenix 110 , Unscramble these four Jumbles, Driven by a little old programs. 5 day work Its program available, Llnsemon, Bos (slashing), 9:36; Llnse- Lundberg had one. Mlllen made 10 Golden State 22, Indiana 16. A— 9012. Basketball ment. Perfect for the cor fo Portland 110, L.A. Clippers 105 one letter to each square, to form lady a month week but overtime Is re­ free parking. Experience th mon. Bos (hIgh-stIckIng), 12:34; Nllan, saves. C urry scored the lone goal In the Tuesday’s Games Byracuaa.6fl,VillanovaB2 four ordinary words. using adding machine. enthusiast. Apply In per­ Mon (high-sticking), 12:34; Lalor, Mon championship gome. Detroit at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. quired. Applicant must son at Moto Mart, 830 O (cross-checking), 14:25; Nllan, Mon (hold­ 76era111,Knlcka101 CCC -Eott O ’all Employment hove d o s s il license and 2 Typing skills helpful. $4.25 AUTOMOBILE Denver at Son Antonio, 8 :X p.m. Silver Lone. ’ Is ing), 18:25. Washington at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. SYRACUSE (96) w L w L CABIS years driving experience. - $5.00 per hour, depending •5-^10 SALES w Third Period— 7, Montred, Lemleux 19 P e i W e e B Trlche3S8510,Caleman81386X, Selkaly Windham 9 1 12 2 . on experience. Apply In PHILADELPHIA (111) 7-18 810 X , Monroe 85 1-1 9, Douglas a Education Routes Include New Jer­ Looking for carpenter PER HOUR GI (McPhee, Robinson), :49.8, Boston, Kasper Regal Men's Shop won one and tied Wednesdoy'sOames Barkley 812 7-9 17, Hinson 813 2-2 18, Hartford Public 9 1 11 4 person : Prague Shoe REPRESENTATIVr 13 (Johnston, Bouroue), 10:12 (pp). 9, 18107-1027, Brower33804,Thompson3780 East Hartford 8 2 12 3 sey, New York and New with 3 to 5 years expe­ V< one over the weekend. They deteoted McCormick 89 7-10 19, Cheeks 7-13 87 18, 6, Harried 00800, RoeOOOOO. Totals 37-61 z c Company, 200 Pitkin Easy Doing... Montreal, Svoboda 2 (Noslund, Robinson), South Windsor, 2-8, and deadlocked Golden State at Philadelphia, 7 :n p.m. Ervlno898010, Vranes331-25,Tonev8785 Manchester 7 4 a 7 England. Please apply In rience. Pay depends pn V< 17:01.10, Montreal, Corbonneou 15 (Ihlbo- 233296. South Windsor 4 6 6 8 person to: Svndet Pro­ Street, East Hartford. Newington, 1-1. Brian Wry and Jetf Sacramento at Cleveland, 7 :X p.m. 15, Wlngate37349. Totols41-732839111. V ILLANO VA (81) experience. Coll 643-2659. Dynamic.. t r deou), 18:36. Penalties— Morkwort, Bos Grote scored goals against South Seattle at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. Ferm i 3 0 3 12 ducts, Route 6, Bolton, Ct. FULL OR (roughing), 8:22; Lemleux, Mon, double Plonskv 7-11 1-1 15, West 7-16 87 21, Rockville 1 3 11 Windsor while Don B arry and Grote hod Boston at Dallas, 8 :n p.m. NEW YORK (181) Grels39004,Wllson8158717,Jensen7-161-1 9 FENTO HELP WANTED CanvIncing.. minor (roughing), 8:22; Ludwig, Mon L.A. Lakers at Denver, 9:30 p.m. Enfield 0 10 2 13 Port time evening posi­ PART TIME 81 assists. W ry and Wood had two goals Cartwright 88 1-2 11, Walker 7-12 84 18, 19, Massey 1-7803AAaker1-3803 Brown82 — ^ Dua to recant axpanaton «m (elbowing), 9:05; Miller, Bos, mlnor- each against Newington while Tim Milwaukee at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Ewing 11-24 35 24, Hendeiwn 86 32 13 Body shop opening - must tion available for general St malor Hloshlng, fighting), 12:35; Nllan, 80 0, Enright 8 1 8 00, Bekkedom 81800, ACC O ’oll Cleaning person(s). Relia­ TELEMARKETING naad a compatont aMan rep. Shumaker added one. Shumaker also Wilkins 822 81 19, Tucker 87 80 10, Leslie 1-1802, PInone OO 800. Totals 3102 be able to restore Mus­ cleaners In o large Man­ re Mon, mlnor-malor (Instigator, fighting), hod two assists. Mark Midford and McNealy 81 32 2, Sparrow 81 81 0, W L W L ble helper wanted. Must tangs and other classic Marketing company All kiauranca banaflta, ax- 24 12:35; Morkwort, Bos (roughing), 13:41; 181682. St. Joseph’s 11 1 15 1 chester facility. Hours ore PART TIM E Chris MIckus each added pssists. Jazz 106, Cellica 89 Cummings 80800, Oldham 321-2 5. Totals Halftime— Vlllanova 47, Syracuse X . be flexible. 649-3052. cars. Pay according to 5:30 to 9:30 pm, Monday needs people to work callant compenaallon, pkia Chellos,Mon (roughing), 13:41; Thelven, 4383 1319 101. Aoulnot 10 4 IS 4- MEEDER We are looldng for people bonuaaa, new damo, paid Bos (hooking), 19:54. 3-polnt goals— Syracuse 81 (Monroe 81), St Barnard 9 4 9 5 skill.Heritage Auto Body through Friday. Coll 649- days and evenings. vacation A Phllodslphla 12 111115— 111 Vlllanova 89 (Jensen 87, Wilson 1-1, Bookkeeper - general of­ who like to talk on the ShoH on goal— Boston 7-13-14— 34. Mont­ BOSTON (89) New Yem 14 M M 27—101 Xavier 7 6 9 6 of Andover, Inc. 742-7693. 3181. phone; speak with a plea­ No experience ne­ VI real 144-7— 27. McHole 814 34 15, Bird 822 7-7 26, West 1-1). Fouled out— Plonskv, Grels. Notre Dome 1 S 10 7 V fice - 2 positions available. ) phona (orappoint- 3Polnt gools— Toney, Tucker 3 Wilkins. Rebounds— Syracuse 40 (Coleman 11), A > WHATMANVA sant voice; who can work Power-plov Opportunities— Boston 1 of Parish 7-15 85 19, Johnson 310 2-2 6, Fouled out— Walker. Rebounds— South Catholic 1 6 10 1 Typing, will train. Non- cessary. Great bene­ 6; Montreal 3 of 5. Alnge8103217,Slchtlng80800, Klte80800, Vlllanova 42 (West 8). Assists— Syracuse 22 Northwest Catholic 3 9 4 11 U®EP CAR 16 NOT. from 5pm to 9pm M-T, S o c c e r Philadelphia S3 (Barkley 19), New York (MonroeO), Vlllanova X (Wilson 13). Total smoker preferred. Apply fits. Call Mr. Ross Goalies— Boston, Keans (27 shots-20 Roberts 1-2803 Dove811-21, Vlncent8280 37 (Ewing 9). Asslsts-Phllodelphlo Fairfield Prep 3 11 6 12 and 9am to 1pm Fridays. ask (or saves). Montreal, Roy (3431). 0, Chrllslel-1802, Henry 801-21.Totals3377 fouls— Syracuse 17, Vlllanova 23. East Catholic 0 13 1 IS BRUBUS In person. Warehouse M RNAPN between 9am-0pm. b< 20 (Cheeks 5), New York X (Henderson Technical— Jensen. A— 13078. Now arrange the circied ietters to WE OFFER: rS" par hour, LOU PANTALEO A— 184)72. 21-2489. 12). Total fouls— Philadelphia 18, New 170 Tunnel Rood, Vernon. fli RefPree— Kerry Froser. Linesmen— U T A H (109) lomn the surprise answer, as sug­ DENTAL commlaslons; Incentives; York 24. Technicals— New York Coach coc O ’oll gested by the above cartoon. MANCHESTER w Wayne Bonnev, Ron Gauthier. M8C Cyclones Trlpucko 310 80 7, AAalone 11-25 3-4 25, W L w L paid vacations, courtesy (203) 249-7852 Hill, New York Illegal defense, Philadel­ How top twonty farad Bookkeeping - full time CHAIR-SIDE MEADOWS MANOR Eaton868010,Green13803Hansen31300 phia Illegal defense. A— 14,6X. Coventry 13 0 14 0 noteoble accounts receiv­ membership; sales train­ HONDA The Manchester Soccer Club Cy­ 7,Stockton8101-39, Bailey8168018, Benson RHAM 11 2 13 ,2 has an Immediate open­ ing. Sound like someth­ (800) 307-3720 St Flames 5, Flyers 0 clones (girls 12 years old) took the Ans«v»riiefe;WHAT IT r T T T i m m able, accounts payable, ASSISTANT 81 34806, Griffith 813 2-3 23, Iavoronl81800, How the top twenty teams In The Vlnol Tech 9 4 10 4 ing lor charge nurses on ing you might like to try? 640-3S15 runnerup spot In the C R T Hartford Scurry 1-180 2, Curry 81000. Totals 48103 payroll, payroll taxes. M Klnga124.6ulla126 Assodoled Press' college basketball poll Cheney Tech 7 6 9 6 (Answers tomorrow) Calgary Jacvcees Valentines weekend tourna­ 810109. East Hompton 7 6 0 0 Blonsteln's Comping Cen­ Full time, experience a part time basis for all Call betvveen 9am and re 2 2 ment. The Cyclones tied their first three fared MoiKiay: 0 8 Boston 19 28 10 16— 89 1. Nevodo-Los Vegas (281) did not Portland 6 7 7 9 Jumbios: ADAPT DRAFT BARROW TOUCHY ter, Route 83, Vernon, preferred but willing •hlfts. RN salary up to 5pm. 846-7008, ask for 24 matches; Tolland 1-1, Guilford 80, and UMl 2110 M 26—109 SACRAMENTO (114) Rocky Hill 4 9 6 9 Yesterday's Rrst Period— 1, Calgary, Mullen 35 (Jullford 'll 2-2. They then defeated Answer VVh^ wasJjes^^a^^Mt^coo^ — 875-6211. $11.75, based on experi­ Judy Nagy. (Reinhart, Loob), 8:51 (pp). 2, Calgary, 3Polnt goals— Alnge 3, Bird, Griffith 5, Johnson 7-19 34 17, Thorpe 1314 85 X , 2. Indiana (21-2) beat Wisconsin 88K, Cromwell 3 9 3 11 to train. Send resume Entleld, 81. Scoring goals for the Trlpucko, Hansen. Fouled out— None. Thompson8103513, Pressley 33884, Theus Bacon Academy 2 11 3 12 HE HAD THE POT iBanrhwlpr Hrratt M McDonald 9 (Bullard), 16:03. Penalties— Cyclones were Sheila Rlngbloom, 30T. to ence. LPN salary up to PepllnskI, Cal, malor (fighting), 7:12; Rebounds— Boston 49 (Parish 12), Utah 58 819 1810 X , Smith 816 35 21, Klelne2-4 3. North Carolina (232) did not ploy. Bolton 1 9 2 13 LPN - RN - port time for o AAA Auto Club fo Sharon Fish, Alslon Frenette, Koen (Malone 15). Assists— Boston 18 (McHole, 884, Tyler 34884, Wllson81880, Olberdlng $10.55 bated on experi­ Tocchet, Phi, minor (served by 4. DePaul (231) beat Monmouth, N.J. 8 Book No. 2f IG eveUeWg lot $2.90, which 391 Brotd 8t.. Mtochoottr b( Jurezak, and Mary Metevler. Also 2-3884. Totols499328X124. Ne v toek In Eloek. < specialty office In Man­ Johnson 4), Utah 36 (Stockton 17). Totol ___ e/o ttriE OGWBpEpGf. P.O. Boi 42— . Ottondo. FL 9 2 1 0 ] ^ . Dental Group EOE Nochbour)-malor (Instigation, fighting), ploying well were Betsy McCubrev, 8853. Ktd hsnailng. from Jw chester. Call 649-0601. ence. Contact Mrs. Bir­ NEWSPAPER la 7:12; Kerr, Phi (tripping), 11:46; Otto, fouls— Boston 9, Utah 16. Technical— Utah 5. Temple (282) beat Duouesne 8856. 8EE tna tip poUg m * iRBkG your «h#ek ptyiklE to NGWbpBptrbookt 147 East Center St. Missy Jollly, and goalie Devon Illegal defense. A— 12,212. CHICAGO OX) CCC-Eost g lflt O'oll mingham at 847-0191. kl Cal (hooking), 12:02; Otto, Cal, mlnor- (Hirceou. 6. Purdue (283) did not ploy. Manchester, C T 06040 malor (roughing, fighting), 16:45; Noch- Bonks 511 1-2 11, Oakley 810 35 15, 7. Iowa (233) did not play. W L W L CARRIERS re bour,Phl, mlnor-malor (roughing, fight- Corzlne181886X,Paxson8151-221, Jordan 8. Pittsburgh (21-4) did not ploy. Rockville 10 0 15 0 o1 Ing), 16:45; Loob, (^1 (cross 3Polnt goals— Oovls. Fouled out— Reid. 3 f % 10 Doust,Tor, malor (flohtlno),8:19; NIcholls, Northwest Catholic at East Catholic, PORTLAND (110) 7. Io w a 22-3 956 4 Cheney Tech 1 111 1 11 listings every ia y . . . O M j K j M m m M . .47»aaz o Jones 33 88 4, Kersey 7-13 57 19, Stev. Rebounds— Dallas X (Donaldson 17), LA , malor (fightino), 8:19; Erickson, LA 7:30 ftPHtsburoh 21-4 7 M 10 Bolton 0 12 0 14 ___ - l a (holdino), 13:x; Allison, Tor (trippina), Cheney Tech at Portland, 7:30 Johnson 7-14 57 19, Drexler 11-X 1816 X , Houston 61 (Olatuwon 16). Assists— Dallas 9 .S y ro c u te 2 0 4 675 9 so they’re sure to see P 16:44. Vinal Tch at Bolton, 7:30 Porter 311 1-2 7, Duckworth 37 1-2 7, 22 (Blackmon, Harper 8), Houston 32 1 0 .C w m to n 23-2 666 ti 12 Part Time. your ad! P m H r a i . Second Period— None. Penalties— Coventry of R H A M , 7:30 Paxson 8134-416, Blnlon1-1883 Totols4884 (McCray 9).Total fouls— Dallas 23 Houston ll.Oeorgetown 19-4 573 13 CJIiASSIPIEiD ADS: h Hortfy, L A (holdino), 4:32; Lceman, Tor OirH Boskelboli 38X 110. 24. Technicals— Houston Cooch Fitch, 1 2 .A lo b a m o 1 8 4 547 14 V M H la a ft. Dallas Coach AAotta. A— 18016 R adio, T V d (roughing), 10:51; Sriies, LA (elbowing), Ferm i of Manchester, 7:30 L> . CLIPPERS (18S) 13.0klabomo 19-5 466 • Earn Extra Cash! W M C t t O t r at |«N|- J 10;S1; lofraH, To r (holdino), 11:41; Clark, Portlond at Cheney Tech, 6 p.m. Cage 1-4 58 7, Fields 813 85 22, Beniamin 14.llllirals 1 8 6 449 11 E V E R Y t BA...... T o r, malor (fightino), 16:45; Paterson, R H A M at Coventry, 7:30 312826, Woodson8212-4B, Valentine 7-13 1 S .K a n fa t 1 8 6 355 17 the D A Y I aft. ft LA, malor (ffghtlng), 16:45; Hardy, LA 1-3 15, Kempton 56 34 13, Dailey 1-4 88 1 6 .T C U 2 0 4 330 I t Bucka128,Nota124 TONIGHT A N D INSERTERS WANTED a iM ra ft— (holdlng),19;33. W E D N E S D A Y 3 Drew 311 88 6, Stef. Johnson88880, 1 7 .D u k e 20'S 261 IS Evinnnaft.Eyiraien n Third Period— None. Penalty— Beys Basketball Cureton 1-3324, Gordon86888Totals4393 1 t.F lo r1 d a 2 0 6 202 19 7^30 p.m. — College bosketboll: w onder IN 17-27105. NEW JERSEY (IX) Hartford vs. New Hampshire, W KHT MANCHESTER Wn M II a i. E Toronto bench, served by Smith (too many East Catholic at Manchester, 7:X 19. P ro v id e n c e 17-5 160 20 ri men on Ice), 11:11. Girts Eosketboll Portland X X » n—ix B. Wllllams7-128923 Woolrldge888613 20.St. Jehn'i 17-5 155 14 ~ Fivers vs. Islanders,; Call 647-994ft ESPN 2 Overilme None. Penalties— None. Cromwell at Cheney Tech, 10 a.m. LJk. Clippers 16 X X n-iM GmlnskI 814 86 32, Brown 7-123417, Wood Olhert recalvino volet; UCLA 32; N # w w orker K ShoH on goal— Toronto 10-12-12-1— 35. Aaulnas at East Catholic, 7 p.m. 3Polnt goals— Woodson 3 Fouled out— 7-103218, R. Wllllams81323Turner32884, Orleans 44; Notre Dame 33; ______8 p.m. — College basketball: Kansas' HERALD If vs.rs. rosNi, lo' USA " ‘ Osble Los Angeles- iUTO 1410-12-4— -12 40. lee Heckey Stev. Johnson. Rebounds— Portland 99 Klng81484X, Coleman 34337, AAcKetsM Kentucky 21; M e ir ^ s Stole 17; Texas^l Ask for Bob d a s s H M a R t people read CALL NOW al Power -plgy Opportunittes— Toronto 0 of Shepoug vs. Manchester (Bolton Ice (Kersey 11), Los Angeles 53 (Beniamin 8104)0. Totals48X38X1X. Paso 13; Georgia 9; Virginia 9; Navy 7; 8:30 p jn . — Wluriers vs. Blochbowks, ManchesterHerald cl Palace), 7:15 p.m. 12). Assists— Portland 27 (Paxson 8), Los SportsChonnel, W TIC pbMM 643>2711 c l a s s i f i e d 3; Los Angeles 1 of 4. Kansas Slale6; Marshall 6; Oregon StafeS; 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 / 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 •: OooHee T oronfo, Besfer (40 shots-39 Wresttina Angeles 21 (Drew 8). Total fouls— M ILW A U K EE (118)9 Ohio Sfale4; Wvomlng3, Son DIegol; TUIsa 11 p.m.— CollOM bosketboll: Arliono-. 643-2711 ( •pse^b a earn AomaIm ns\ «A 4J. 4 DArTlMfiHSi I MSnn*lM94.41—781.4 riimmlnm 1814I..T91 P rew w 88811 si <|. lloMirH 1 UlamiH I vsI. Muthorn Colifernlo, ESPN A 6i