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By Barry Schweld reductions even though Reagan and The Associated Press Gorbachev “ set a new arms control agenda” in Reykjavik. V WASHINGTON - Secretary of The Soviets in the past had tried r ^ State George P. Shultz says nego­ to restrain the U.S. anti-missile tiating nuclear weapons reductions program. But Shultz suggested with the Soviets will be “ tough and Moscow was linking all arms probably drawn-out” because Mos­ control issues that are under cow wants to hold off agreements negotiation to their stance on Star I /fpf until all issues are settled. Wars. But Shultz said Monday night the The last round of negotiations in U.S. anti-missile program and a Geneva ended last week without ..* buildup of U.S. nuclear and conven­ agreement. But the Soviets pro­ tional forces would force Soviet posed the three principal negotia­ military planners to consider" re­ tors for both sides meet Dec. 2-5 in ‘iv:. ducing their nuclear arsenals. the Swiss city. While Shultz was counseling The U.S. official, who demanded patience in a speech at the anonymity, said this represents a J ELM University of Chicago, a U.S. “ de facto” extension of the formal official in Washington disclosed negotiations. “ It’s kind of perplex­ 4bat senior American and Soviet ing because basically they gave us jiegotiators had tentatively agreed stonewalling through the last to meet early next month in round.” the official said. Geneva. Chief U.S. negotiator Max M. This means the two sides will not Kampelman and his two principal put their talks on reducing nuclear deputies, Ron Lehman and May­ MORI weapons and on the controversial nard Glitman, will hold the Dec. 2-S exten session with a Soviet delegation U.S. "Star Wars” missile defense is fall! program on hold until mid- headed by Viktor P. Karpov. January. The two sides also are weighing a H«rald photo by Rocha subtr The United States and Soviet meeting of weapons specialists in the V\ Union are known to be in virfua! early January, prior to the opening Town Hilihway" ^uperTnten^^ keith Chapman normally be sanded and plowe'd, then sanded again. syste agreement on dismantling their of the next round of formal The town is divided into 26 routes for piowing and 16 Pacifi medium-range nuclear missiles in negotiations in mid-month, the points out the location of snow plowing route 13, the Europe, but the Soviets want that to official said. most important one in town because it surrouncjs for sanding. In a full sanding operation, the town will syste be part of a broader agreement that Reagan and Soviet leader Mik­ Manchester Memoriai Hospitai. That route will use 225 tons of sand. State also limits the U.S. anti-missile hail S. Gorbachev agreed in Iceland program to laboratory research. Oct. 11-12 to seek sharp reductions Shultz, describing the Soviet in U.S. and Soviet nuclear arsenals. position in his Chicago speech, But their summit talks broke down said; “ Make no mistake about it. over the American program to Leaf program may be storm victim Tough, and probably drawn-out develop a defense against a missile negotiations will still be required if attack. we. are to nail down any formal Shultz was unable to regain the Manchester’s highway superintendent was said. of leaf pickup put into operation this year. agreement on offensive force re­ momentum in talks Nov. 12-13 in monitoi^ng the weather reports this morning, Chapman said that if the leaf boxes are “ I would like to have gone through one full ductions. For example, the Soviets Vienna with Soviet Foreign Minis­ tryingto decide whether to remove leaf pickup removed and the snow does not come . workers leaf pickup season without a storm,” he said. ter Eduard A. Shevardnadze. “ Un­ Sulci i r e now linking agreement on boxes from eight town trucks to get them will have to attach them again to resume leaf Under the system used this year, leaf pickup fortunately, it’s not possible to anything with agreement on ready for snow plowing. pickup. ■ is going on simultaneously in all six sections of Singer move ahead as we hoped,” he said everything.” Highway Superintendent Keith Chapman In any event, 12 other trucks are equipped town, with the crews trying to concentrate on royalties in a news conference in the The Reagan administration has said he was getting conflicting reports on the for sanding operations and plows are ready for areas within their assigned sections where Only Hi Austrian city. Shevardnadze de­ rejected any such deal. Shultz said possibility of snow and would have to base his attachment to those trucks. there are the most leaves. Commiti parted with what he called “ a bitter Chapman said he did not intend to attach the the Soviets wanted to restrict U.S. decision on the best information available. Prevent! research on anti-missile defense taste.” plows until this afternoon. The system has been working well. If the town gets two to four inches of snow "H avi “ in a way that would cripple the Subsequently. Soviet negotiators The temperature is the key. since the town is Chapman said, although there have been tonight, as some reports indicate it will, the the edge American SDI (Strategic Defense in Geneva submitted a wide- more likely to get rain than snow if it stays complaints from residents in the less leafy early storm will play havoc with the understt Initiative) program. This we can­ ranging proposal on missle reduc­ warm. parts of town when they see adjacent streets remainder of the leaf-collection program. rienced not accept.” tions and space-based defense If it does snow. Chapman p id , it will be cleared of leaves while their own streets have “ If we have to plow, we’ll be plowing snow Monday His description of the Soviet systems. U.S. officials said there on top of the leaf piles at the curb,” Chapman difficult to evaluate the experimentalrime method not yet been done. stance suggested Moscow had that it did not provide movement Joel’s hardened its position on missile toward an accord. Maher, amount commiti B ello I from th Eighth District officiai sees foui piay in boundary change tional ( Inc. “ I ( Manchester to the Eighth District of Slater Street. importa the district directors at the Main Slater Street and one on North Main were setting up a computer system By George Layng and discovered that properties on in the late 1970s, the boundary line Landers said he hopes the issue Street firehouse. Street were switched from the will be raised if and when negotia­ Herald Reporter Slater Street and Tolland Turnpike was drawn so that north of He said the owners of most of the taxing jurisdiction of the Eighth tions between the two governments had incorrectly been listed on the Interstate 84. the center of Slater The town has arbitrarily redrawn property , at issue- — located east of District, which provides fire pro­ are started. Officials from both All 81 Eighth District’s tax rolls. Street was the border. Territory to Slater Street between Tolland tection and sewer service to most of sides have said they want to talk the boundary lines of the Eighth He said the border puts all the east belonged to the town, and Count Utilities District near the intersec­ Turnpike and Interstate 84 — paid northern Manchester, to the town, about disputes that have divided properties on the eastern side of territory to the west belonged to the kins se tion of Slater Street and Tolland real estate and motor vehicle taxes Landers said. He said the lots in the town and Eighth District, Slater Street within the town’s Eighth District, he said. South of tolerate to the Eighth District from at least question were once part of one including whether or not to share Turnpike and now improperly jurisdiction. On Tolland Turnpike, the highway, the Eighth District that he’ 1978 until 1981. parcel, but were then snbdivided. the town’s Buckland firehouse. collects tax money on some land, properties between 601 and 629 has jurisdiction east of Slater 9 However, Manchester Assessor “ It n district Director Thomas Landers “They simply were removed Street, he argued. Landers also proposed Monday J. Richard Vincent this morning Tolland Turnpike fall within the everyth charged Monday. from the tax rolls, so far as I can But according to maps held by that the two governments consider contended the properties should town’s boundaries, Vincent said. cardiov “ The thing that bothers me is that tell,” Landers said. He said he did Vincent and Finance Director jointly funding a study of the fire not know how much money was at always have paid taxes to the town. Landers said that under the court Atkins, nowhere in our records were we settlement resulting from the ad­ Boyce Spinelli, the town has control contacted — it was just changed,” stake. He said the changeover occurred Please turn to page 10 garette! mission of the Buckland section of of the territory on the eastern side Landers said during a meeting of All told, seven properties on in 1982, when assessment officials quitting Atkini of the TODAY’S HERALD Smokeo Meotti gets environment chair smoker: day. Snow possible Victim went to party He r By John F. Kirch took control of both the Senate and Although environmental issues Rain tonight, changing to snow Manchester police today had chew on Herald Reporter the House of Representatives. are important for the entire state, Meotti said they are particularly by midnight. Low of 25 to 30. Snow little new to reveal about the “ One of the priorities we talked vital in 4th Senatorial District, ending Wednesday morning fol­ apparent murder of 17-year-old Democrat Michael P. Meotti. about was increasing funding for which comprises Manchester, lowed by clearing. Colder with a Michael S. Linders, but a relative who unseated Republican incum­ open space and recreation land for Glastonbury, Columbia, Bolton and high of 30 to 35. Chance of snow said he had gone to a party on the bent state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser in municipalities,” Meotti said. Dur­ Hebron A booming economy has decreasing to 20 percent by noon night of his death Linders was the Nov. 4 election, has been chosen ing his campaign against Zinsser, increased pressure to develop land Details on page 2. found by police in a pool of blood 6 to co-chair the General Assembly’s Meotti proposed putting money behind 125 Spnice St. Friday night. Environment Committee, in­ in eastern Connecticut, Meotti has from the state’s real estate convey­ Story on page in. formed sources said this morning." ance tax into a special fund that said. Meotti, who confirmed the report towns could draw from to purchase Meotti, currently the majority Hunt will go on when he was contacted at a brunch land for open space. leader on the Glastonbury Town Index Council, said he is also interested in Yale University plans to open its for legislators at Manchester Com­ He said today that in his role as a seat on the Education Committee. eastern Connecticut forest to deer 20 pages, 2 sections munity College this morning, said chairman, he would also investi­ The Environment Committee is hunters for the third consecutive the post would be “ a challenging gate laws designed to protect Advice. Lottery. one of five committees that will year on Thanksgiving Day despite opportunity.” wetlands. Town cummissions that Business _ Obituaries____ 10 receive co-chairmen today when continuing protests from animal issue inland-wetland permits some­ Classified . Opinion ______0 “ It’s a committee that handles Democrats hold a press conference advocacy groups. “ I sympathize times have problems enforcing the Comics_ People______2 very complex issues and I take it as at the Capitol to make the an­ with their (the protesters’) views, provisions set in those certificates, a vote of confidence in my ability nouncements, Senate majority but I don’t come to the same Connecticut _S. 7 Sports ____ 15-17 Meotti said. that they would give me this . conclusion,” said the manager of Entertainment 14 Television _ “ What’s the good of all these leader Cornelius P. O’Leary, D- assignment,” said Meotti. who won the forest, Yale professor David Focus______11 U.S./World . MICHAEL P. MEOTTI election in the five-town 4th Sena­ permits if you can’t enforce them? ” Please turn to page 10 Smith. Story on page 5. Local news3-4,10 Weather__ , . . freshman Democrat torial District when the Democrats he asked. t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuetdav. Nov. 18.1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Nov. 18. 1980 — 3 WEATHER iZoners reject Wetherell housing proposal

By John F. Kirch abuts an industrial zone. During a public hearing last week, 48 single-family houses planned to sion to approve Ansaidi’s PRD medium-high density develop­ Connecticut forecast Herald Reporter The commission said PRD zon­ the developer said the AA zoning the south. request. ment, which would have allow^ ing would not conform with the would be worthless without the Commission members said the six to 10 units per acre. But during Central, Eastern Interior and Southwest Inte­ The Planning and Zoning Com­ PRD change. the hearings on the plan last year, town’s Comprehensive Plan of denial, which came after a brief COMMISSION MEMBER Mar­ rior: Rain tonight, changing to snow by midnight. mission Monday denied \rittiout Development, which was adopted discussion during a meeting in members of the Southwest Prop­ Lows 25 to 30. Snow ending Wednesday morning prejudice a rezoning proposal t h ^ ion Taggart, though she voted to erty Owners Association success­ in July and designated most of the A DENIAL without prejudice Lincoln Center, should signal to deny the request, said she felt the fully fought the designations, followed by clearing. Colder with highs 30 to 35. would have allowed a Manchester land south of Interstate 384 for other developers that the PZC is Chance of snow decreasing to 20 percent by noon. developer to build a combination of means that the developer can seek land was suitable for the type of which they said would ruin the condominiums and single-family development of three units an acre another zone change in the area not prepared to throw away a plan development proposed by Ansaldi, rural nature of the area. West Coastal and East Coastal: Rain mixing with houses in the southwestern section or less. Under PRD zoning, An­ sooner than the usual six months, of development adopted only four whose construction company has Association members also snow tonight after midnight. Lows near freezing. of town. saldi would have been allowed to and commission members said months ago. developed a large amount of land turned out in force to oppose Precipitation ending Wednesday morning followed build up to 10 housing units per they would be open to considering "Needless to say, it does not in Manchester. Taggart was one of Ansaldi's application last week, by clearing. Colder with highs 35 to 40. Chance of Developer Andrew Ansaldi Jr. acre. Residence AA zoning for the entire conform with our plan of develop­ the few commission members who arguing the plans did not conform precipitation decreasing to 20 percent by noon. Basket Booster had proposed to change Uie zoning Although commission members site. Residence AA zoning permits ment,” commission member Ro­ fought against designating the with the plan of development and Northwest Hills: Rain changing to snow tonight Basketball is one of the few sports with well-known of about 53 acres along Wetherell said they saw nothing wrong with up to two housing units per acre, nald H. Gates said of the Ansaldi land in southwestern Manchester would congest roads in the area. by midnight. Lows in the 20s. Snow ending origins. The game’s inventor, James Naismith, de­ Street from Rural Residence to the secohd segment of Ansaldi’s while Rural Residence allows 1.3. proposal before the commission’s for low-density development dur­ Town Planning Director Mark Wednesday morning followed by clearing. Colder veloped the sport in 1891 as a way to boost declining Planned Residence Development proposal, they voted unanimously Ansaldi had hoped to build 96 vote. ing hearings and workshops on the Pellegrini had recommended de­ with highs 30 to 35. Chance of snow decreasing to 20 and Residence AA. All told, his to deny the application because he two-bedroom townhouses near the PZC Chairman Alfred W. Sief- plan of development. nial of the rezoning proposal percent by noon. enrollments at the YMCA in Springfield, Massachu­ plans called for construction of 210 had asked them to consider the industrial site to the north, with 66 fert Sr. agreed, saying ”it would be Initially, that section of town had because of its failure to conform setts. He was sure people would flock to a sport that housing units on the site, which whole rezoning proposal as one. two-bedroom condominiums and very inconsistent” for the commis­ been designated for medium- and with the development plan. they could play indoors during the cold winter months. Coastal forecast Naismith’s first basketball court consisted of two peach baskets at either end of the gym. A squad of eighteen Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and In Bri^ FRONTS: players used a soccer ball to score baskets. Planner gets time to study mall Montauk Point: Wind becoming northwest 10 to 15 DO YOU KNOW — How many players may each Warm-v^ Cokj<«^ knots this afternoon. East winds IS to 25 knots early MHS to hold financial aid session tonight. Backing to the north 20 to 30 knots with basketball team have on the court at any one time? By John F. Kirch sures that will occur... the demand commission during the hearing. Later, Homart will be required to submit the more detailed final Occluded Statk>nary • gusts during tonight and continuing Wednesday. MONDAY’S ANSWER — The Isthmus of Suez connects The Guidance Department at Manchester High School will hold Herald Reporter for the area will be for and The town’s Comprehensive Plan Seas increasing to 3 to 5 feet tonight and its annual Financial Aid Evening Thursday in the high school office use,” said Alan Lamson, an of Development, which was site plan. Wednesday. Egypt to Asia. cafeteria. Members of the partnership that East Hartford architect and adopted in July, designates much As part of its effort to get the Becoming cloudy today with chance of rain late The program, which begins at 7 p.m., will feature speaker wants to build the Mall at Buckland former Manchester planning di­ of northwestern Manchester as a mall built in Manchester, the town NATIONAL FORECAST — Rain is forecast Wednesday for most of the A Newipaper In Education Program Hills pressed their case during a rector who was one of Homart’s special mixed-use area. The classi­ administration has advocated up in the day. Rain possibly mixed with snow before Sponiored by Miller, president of Miiler and Associates. Miller plans to Pacific Northwest and into Montana and Wyoming. Showers are ending late at night. Clearing Wednesday. public hearing Monday night, but representatives during the fication calls for a mix of commer­ to $13 million in bonding for road The Manchester Herald discuss the particulars of the financial aid process, the timetable the town planning director said he hearing. cial, industrial and high-density and utility improvements in the predicted for the four corners region. The northern tier is expected to see and sequence involved in applying for various loans and grants, needed more time to study their Homart has an option to buy the housing to be built near the area. The bonds would be repaid fair skies and coid temperatures. and the finanacial aid form used by many colleges to determine proposal and it was left on hold by land from developer highway. with taxes from the mall site. eligibility for aid. He will also address ramifications of the newly Like the revised site plan, that Across the nation the Planning and Zoning John Finguerra, said attorney During the hearing, one resident enacted federal tax legislation. Commission. John S. Papa, who also repres­ proposal remains under study. The program is open to ail students and parents of students who opposed the request, saying it A snow-laden storm headed east from the Plains Almanac After Planning Director Mark ented the company at Monday's would bring too much traffic to the today and another storm in the Pacific was aimed are anticipating further education or training beyond high Pellegrini told the PZC he needed hearing. Although Finguerra in­ area for roads to handle. at the Northwest. Today is Tuesday, Nov. 18, the bishops did away with the rule school. time to prepare a report and itially worked closely with Homart The zoning regulations require EMERGENCY The storm centered over the Dakotas also against eating meat on Fridays. recommendations on the revised on the mail project and won Fire — Police — Medical 322nd day of 1986. There are 43 proposal for the 78S,000-square- changes in the regulations that led the developer to first submit a pushed snow across southern Minnesota, northern days left in the year. In 1969, financier-diplomat Jo­ MMH offerfr pregnancy class preliminary plan, which gives a Iowa and southern Wisconsin. It had dumped 5 foot shopping mall, commission to the submission of the revised Today’s highlight in history; seph P. Kennedy died at the age Manchester Memorial Hospital is offering a two-night early basic outline of how the land in a DIAL 911 inches of snow on Bismarck, N.D., by early today; members recessed Monday’s plans, his public role has dimin­ CUD zone would be used. That is On Nov. 18, 1883, the United of 81. pregnancy class beginning the third and fourth Monday of each hearing until Dec. 1. ished in recent months. In Manchester 3 inches on Waterloo, Iowa; and 2 inches on Sioux States and Canada adopted a In 1978, California Rep. Leo the plan now before the PZC. Falls, S.D. month, a release from the hospital said. The hearing concerned plans Under the new regulations, there system of standard time zones to Ryan and four other people were The free course runs from 7 to 9 p.m. submitted by the Homart Develop­ are no required development ra­ The storm prompted travelers’ advisories for eliminate a plethora of local time killed in an ambush in Guyana by northwest Illinois, northern Indiana and northwest Recommended for women in their second to fifth month of ment Corp. of Chicago, a subsi­ tios in CUD zones. The old zones across the continent. members of the Peoples Temple. pregnancy, both sessions are held in the conference room at the diary of Sears, Roebuck and Co. regulations required 70 percent of Michigan. On this date; Ten years ago; Spain’s parlia­ The preliminary site plans cover the development in such zones to Elsewhere, a low-pressure system off the hospital and don’t require registration. In 1820, U.S. Navy Capt. ment approved a bill to establish The sessions, conducted by a registered nurse from the development of 115 acres between be residential and 30 percent southern California coast that sent rain across Nathaniel B. Palmer discovered a democracy after 37 years of Buckland and Slater streets just commercial. central and Southern California was pushing rain hospital, focus on preparing women for pregnancy, beginning the frozen continent of dictatorship. with a film, “Have a Healthy Baby,” followed by discussion. north of Interstate 84. The land is The commission first approved a into Arizona, Utah and New Mexico. Antarctica. Five years ago; President zoned Comprehensive Urban De­ plan for the mall in November 1985 A downpour Monday in Southern California Topics include nutrition, exercise, expected changes during In 1865, author Samuel L. Reagan proposed in a speech on pregnancy and other common concerns. velopment, a classification that that showed 516 housing units flooded streets, and police reported hundreds of Clemens — using the pen name arms control that the United allows a mix of industrial, com­ around the mall, in compliance HEIDI£XDM minor accidents. More than an inch of rain fell on Mark Twain — published his States scrap plans to deploy new Bolton High to meet parents ^ mercial and residential with the 70-30 ratio. After the coastal areas from Ventura to San Diego counties story, “The Celebrated Jumping medium-range missiles in Eu­ development. regulations were changed, the and more than three inches dropped in foothills and Frog of Calaveras County” in the rope in return for the disman-- BOLTON — Bolton High School staff members will entertain Homart’s plans show space for developers scrapped plans for the mountains. New York Saturday Press. tling of comparable Soviet for­ parents of future high school students tonight. the mall and for retail stores, housing and submitted the new restaurants, office facilities and a Another storm was off the Washington coast and In 1886, Chester A. Arthur, 21st ces. The Soviets were quick to The program, which begins at 7; 30 p.m. in the school gym, is plans. ridicule the offer as propaganda. high-rise hotel. Plans for housing “This proposal is designated to was expected to push strong winds, rain and snow president of the United States, designed to help answer questions about the high school in the zone have been scrapped. meet what the town of Manchester into the Northwest tonight and Wednesday. died at the age of 56. One year ago; Soviet leader program, courses and extracurricular activities. “Because of the market pres­ wants for this area,” Papa told the The nation’s lowest temperatures early today In 1903, the United States and Mikhail Gorbachev arrived in The program will start with a brief introduction followed by were slightly below zero into the single digits, from Panama signed a treaty grant­ Geneva for the superpower sum­ informal department demonstrations and presentations. MORNING WEATHER — Weather satellite photo taken at 2:30 a.m. shows northwest Montana across North Dakota and ing the United States rights to mit with President Reagan. extensive cloud cover stretching from the Dakotas to Pennsylvania. Snow northern Minnesota into northwest Michigan. build the Panama Canal. Andover development lecture set is falling in the western half of this cloud band. Clouds associated with the By contrast, the 60s to 70s prevailed from east In 1936, Germany and Italy Today’s birthdays; Actress- recognized the Spanish govern­ comedian Imogene Coca is 78. ANDOVER — ACRE is sponsoring the first of a series of FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER ONLY X subtropical jel stream stretch from Arizona to Oklahoma to Georgia. In Texas and Louisiana across much of the Southeast lectures on development in Andover on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at and . ment of Francisco Franco. Former astronaut Alan Shepard the West, heavy showers are seen over southern California as a storm In 1949, Jackie Robinson of the is 63. Sen. Ted Stevens, R- the old town hall/grange hall. Broad sections of the nation had readings in the Ken Stevens, principal soil scientist with Soil Science Services system approaches the southwestArn states. An intense storm is over the 30s to 40s. Dodgers was named Alaska, is 63. Actress Dorothy the National League’s most Inc. of Cheshire, will be the guest speaker. Stevens did the Pacific Ocean to the west of British Columbia. Clouds and rain from this Temperatures around the nation at 2 a.m. EST Collins is 60. Actress Brenda system are pushing into the extreme northwestern part of the United valuable player. Vaccaro is 47. Actress Linda mapping of Andover 20 to 25 years ago. ranged from 4 degrees below zero at International In 1966, U.S. Roman Catholic Evans is 44. He will speak about zoning regulations necessary for States. Falls, Minn., to 76 at Tampa, Fla. environmentally sensitive areas, evaluating wetlands and on-site sewage disposal. C luster The public is invited. For further information, call 742-8722. On the Light Side Balloons to mark education week PEOPLE families will have a lot of food Ninth-grade students at Bennet Junior High will release WE SPECIALIZE IN FAMILY GROUPS A CHILDREN Thanksgiving dinner helium-filled balloons with messages Thursday and a chapter of left over,” said Marsha Purcell, Package includes 2(8xl0s), stiii a good bargain federation spokeswoman. the Junior National Honor Society will be formed at the school as No. 1,” Collins said. PARK RIDGE, 111. (AP) - The $2.87-per person cost of part of American Education Week, according to a news release. 2(5x7s) & 10 wallets for only... Suicide song Forsythe said, “Television is The traditional Thanksgiving this year’s dinner will be a bit The annual balloon launch, in conjunction with the American 95' deposit required plus $1.50 sitting fee for each additional subject higher than last year’s, mainly Cancer Society’s Great American Smokeout, has received of Additional photo package available at regular price (slightly higher Singer Billy Joel has given not an easy game. Our scripts dinner of turkey and all the deposit). Advertised sprclal features our selection (2 poses) of the royaities from his single “You’re have been very, very good, but trimmings will cost a bit more because of higher prices for national recognition because of its student involvement. Blue and Brown Old Master. Scenic and seasonal background $1.00 Only Human” to the National obviously they could be better. this year, but it will still be a turkey, cranberries and canned Announcement of the honor society chapter, to be named after Brilliance , additional. Special effects, black & white backgrounds and props Committee on Youth Suicide The important thing is that relative bargain, according to pumpkin pie filling, she said. former Bennet teacher Louis M. Gamache, will be made during a available only In our designer collection. Prevention, everyone is trying hard. We all the American Farm Bureau. Most of the other items are at reception recognizing students who have earned a place on the "Having come very close to recognize it’s not an easy Based on a study of eight the same price as they were in • first-quarter honor roll. the edge myself at that age, I business.” major market areas around the 1985, and two — milk and rolls — 14K Gold and Diamonds 2 9 5 understand the turmoil expe­ nation, the farm bureau federa­ have decreased in price. rienced in youth,” he said Castle art tion estimated Monday that Nov 18-20 Nov 21-23 E S P ^ ' Tue and Thur 10-1, 2-6 Fri 10-1, 2-5:30, 6-6 Monday. Prince Johannes von Thum turkey, dressing, sweet potatoes, Fund drive for scenes BUY NOW-PAY IN 1907 Joel's spokeswoman, Patricia peas, rolls, cranberries and Wed 10-1, 2-5:30, 6-8 Sat 10-1, 2-6 und Taxis and his wife. Princess lo ttery Farmington Sun 11-4 Maher, refused to disclose the Gloria, are setting up a modem pumpkin pie enough for 10 people W indsor Manchester amount of the check Joel gave art center in their medieval will cost an average of $28.74 this already at 10 percent Wethersfield committee chairman Alfred Del- castle in Regensburg, West year, if prepared and served at Connecticut daily: Jewelers Since 1885 Bello representing royalties homei^ BHISTOL DANBURY FARMINGTON HARTFORD MANCHESTER MERIDEN Germany. MILFORD NEW HAVEN SOUTHBURY TORRINGTON TRUMBULL WATERBUHY from the record and an addi­ Ted Victoria, a New York “That amount covers the costs Monday: 503 About $1,300 has been donated so The second scene has always tional contribution from CBS of the entire meal, and most far toward the $13,500 needed to been displayed at Robertson Park Michaels Charge/Master Card/Visa/American Express artist, and Brazilian painter Play Four: 9893 pay for the two nativity scenes that in the North End. / Inc. "I don’t think the amount is Ivald Granato will be the first to bave been bought to replace the important,” she said. show their works at Sankt ones destroyed by fire last month, Emmeran palace beginning Fri­ directors of the Manchester Nativ­ day, a spokesman for the royal Manchester Herald ity Scene Committee learned All smoked out BILLY JOEL CHET ATKINS couple, who declined to be •Monday. “close to the edge” .. cigarettes stink identified, said Monday. Members of the group said they Country music star Chet At­ The idea came from Princess USPS 327-500 VOL. CVI. No. 42 Were gratified to learn that almost kins says he can no longer Gloria, 26, who has three child­ Published daily except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 10 percent of the goal has been met tolerate cigarette smoke now ren with the 60-year-old prince and certain holidays by the Man- weakly, $0.50 for one month, $10.25 despite the fact that that no steps that he’s kicked the habit. empty pipe or cigarette holder, The signings were Monday at a chaatar Publishing Co.. 10 Bralnard (or three months, $30.50 for six have been taken yet to mount the to wean themselves. "Anything and has amused Germans with ”It ruins the equipment and news conference in Los Angeles her punk hairstyles, casual Place, Manchaater, Conn. 00040. months and $77.00 (or ona year. public drive. everything else, including your you can puff on will help you quit. at which ABC said “Dynasty” Second class postage paid at Man­ Mall rates are avallabla on request. • Mayor Barbara Weinberg said Everybody should try using humor and appearances at ce­ chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: cardiovascular system,” said was stalttfig'-a'-new .stp£yline Sand addraaa changes to the Man­ she would like to see the new some kind of replacement,” emphasizing strong relation­ lebrity bashes. “The exhibition Atkins, 62, who smoked ci­ is a test that could contribute to chaater Herald. P.O. 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If you're unable to reach the most recent survey by the The Manchester Herald Is a mem­ donations. Patricia Farrell Barry Fields smokers are asked to quit for a and Joan Collins have signed your carrier, call subscriber service ber of the Associated Press and a Lori Moreau Don .Stingel Denise Jones Lucille Farmer Pat Joseph Hachey Canada and has business inter­ ; Committee member Kenneth Manchester Maneixsier new one-year contracts to return A.C. Nielsen Co. at 047-0040 by 5;30 p.m. weekdays member of the Audit Bureau of Cir­ Maneixster South Windsor Coivniry Mciiicheslcr Mcwchcsicr Mcwchcsicr day. ests in breweries, glass and for delivery In Manchester. ;Lappen said Manchester Sea Food He recommends smokers to ABC’s "D ynasty” next “If we all knew what makes for culations. a successful show, we’d all be metal manufacturers and on Oak Street will donate plastic chew on a ’’pacifier,” such as an season. banking. cannisters for the drive. 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Previously, it had j Vs a leading financial institution in your Heritage Call 643-2711 — Ask for Classified. commercial ada accepted. been put up at Center Park. : The change was made when area, we’ve got a hcringe of service — and A Federally Insured Savings and Loan Association Questions arose elsewhere about we’re determined u ' iteep it that way. Member FSLIC Equai Housing Lender whether religious displays should be put on public properties. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Nov. 18. I9«6 — » 4 - MANCHE8TEH HERALD. Tuetdav. Nov. 18. IM6 District Connecticut in Brief Yale sets hunt despite protests Pratt & Whitney begins drug testing By Susan Okula ” We also intend to move deer disrupt the hunt. We’re also saying HE CITED statistics from The Associated Press into refuge areas by placing it's public land. We have a right to weighing of shot animals by the EAST HARTFORD — Despite union complaints, Pratt & human hair in the crooks and be here too. They are public state DEP.The average weight of a wants Whitney has started its drug-testing program for all new NEW HAVEN - Yale Univer­ branches of trees in heavily hunted animals. They belong to us, too,” year-old male white-tailed deer employees and current workers who are referred to the medical sity plans to open its eastern areas of the woods,” he said. The she said. shot at the Yale forest is 40 pounds, department. Connecticut forest to deer hunters scent of the hair warns deer of In the first year of the hunt, when he said. The average weight of The program officially started Mondaufand was implemented for the third consecutive year on human presence, Mannetti said. half of the Yale forest was opened, such an animal in other places is 60 at P&W plants in Connecticut, Maine.VQeorgia and Florida, Thanksgiving Day despite continu­ Smith, a professor of silviculture about 36 deer were killed. Smith pounds, he said. pianner ing protests from animal advocacy in the Yale forestry school, said said. Last year, the whole forest which employ about 49,000 workers, according company spokeswoman Sandra Ahearn. groups. Monday that Yale will open the was open to hunters and about 70 “ A 40-pound yearling male deer Pamphlets describing the new drug and alcohol program were " I sympathize with their (the forest to hunters between Thanks­ animals were killed, he said. The would not survive until March,” Bv George Lavng mailed by the company last Wednesday, said Rudy Buck, protesters') views, but I don’t giving and Christmas. The state entire forest will again be opened Smith said. come to the same conclusion,” said Department of Environmental this year, he said. Herald Reporter president of Machinists Local 1746. “ Every time a piece of private the manager of the forest, Yale Protection administers the event Both Yale and the protesters are Buck said the union, which has filed grievances and unfair property, a refuge to animals, is professor David Smith. "There are and hands out permits to the voicing arguments heard in past The Eighth Utilities District open for hunting, we hear that labor practices against the company, wants to make the all kinds of good things that get hunters, he said. years over the hunt. Board of Directors decided Tues­ same old tired line, that the drug-testing program an item for contract negotiations. overpopulated.” Yale also will allow the protes­ day to explore the possibility of "It is more humane to hunt them animals are dropping from starva­ ters onto the property, he said. But obtaining the services of a part- Smith said on Monday that with guns in December than to tion,” Feral said. "That in fact is he suggested they may have better time planner who would work with Newtown teen dies after beating hundreds of white-tailed deer have them starve in February,” the line used to soften the public.” developers and the town of continue to overrun the 7,800-acre luck if they took their objections, Smith said. Manchester. NEWTOWN — A local teenager who was severely beaten about hunting to the state forest in Eastford, Union, Wood- He said Yale wants a “ reasona­ She contended that the most District Director Thomas Land­ outside a house party during the weekend has died at Danbury legislature. stock and Ashford. If some deer bly healthy population of deer healthy animals are the most ers, who proposed the idea, said he Hospital, officials said. Feral said the protesters in part aren’t shot, parts of the herd likely there” and a reduced population likely to be shot. would contact area colleges and Timothy Dalton, 17, was officially prounounced dead Monday will starve because of food shor­ will be challenging a state law that forbids the harassment of hunters. will help keep the animals well “ There are hungry mice but the universities about getting the help evening but had been brain dead Sunday, about 18 hours after be tages later in the winter, he said. because more food will be hunters out there are not stalking of a graduate student on a volun­ was beaten, according to Newtown Police Lt. Michael DeJoseph. But, Priscilla Feral, New Eng­ “ CERTAINLY WE’RE trying to available. the mice,” she said. tary basis to fill the position. He Police say that John Saputo, 16, also of Newtown, allegedly hit N land executive director of the said he wouid also contact the Dalton twice with his fists and knocked hinn to the ground during Friends of Animals, said, ” I ’d take Capitol Region Council of Govern­ Htrald photo* by Rocha a fight Saturday night. Saputo then allegedly slammed Dalton’s my chances with mother nature ments to see if it would provide head to the ground, knocking him unconscious. any day.” planning assistance. Saputo surrendered to police at 1 a .m. Sunday and was charged The protesters are planning a Saturday Mornings Although no vote was taken, the with second-degree assault. proposal met with a generally Wheels Number Two candlelight vigil outside the home DeJoseph said he would meet with a representative from the favorable response from the board - of Yale President Benno C. when members met Monday at the Designer Werner Pfeiffer, wrapped in piastic with his scuipture, state’s attorney’s office today to discuss whether the charges Schmidt Jr. on Wednesday. Others will never be the same... district firehouse. Director Gordon against Saputo will be changed because of Dalton’s death. plan to be at the Yale-Myers Forest attaches a side to the piece at Howeli Cheney Technicai Schooi with on Nov. 27, Thanksgiving Day, to 0 Lassow, who chaired the meeting becau,ear to blasted a government official and a tenant’s association, accused U.S. congressman, saying they are McKinney of not taking the issue have a bad bureaucratic secrecy problem, a “professional liars” who are trying seriously when he smiled during the suggestion by one official aimed at making to take their home away. ish the housing project. He said the redevelop the 1,000-unit complex question and answer period. She town government more open and accountable U.S. Rep. Stewart B. McKinney, tenants need to develop a plan with that was built on 40 acres on said the tenants are concerned the is worthy of consideration. Mercenaries 4th District, and James Baugh, city officials and added that he Bridgeport’s East Side in 1941. project will be demolished. She said Joseph Hachey, vice chairman of the deputy assistant secretary of De­ would not consider a proposal that Some preliminary plans deve­ when the tenants call HUD, they partment of Housing and Urban doesn’t have tenant input. loped by the city have indicated the can rarely get information. Economic Development Commission, called Development, attempted to reas­ number of units in the village would “It’s not funny Congressman last week for town staff members, members claim CIA link sure alraut 30 Father Panik Village “I REPRESENT 3,000 cities and be reduced by half and an equival-’ McKinney,” she shouted.”What of boards and commissions and reporters to residents that the government is I chose to be here because I’m ent number of units would be else are we supposed to think if no attend a workshop on the Freedom of interested in their concerns. interested,’’ Baugh said. "You’ll created in sites scattered through­ one will talk to us?” in Ghana plot “People like you are trained, have to take my word for it.” out the city. Other residents complained Information Act, the state law that governs professional liars and that’s what In August, HUD announced it "Father Panik Village is to be about the lack of heat and hot water N what type of information must be open to the you’re paid for,” one angry tenant would give Bridgeport a $22.5 redeveloped to the extent you and said there are rats and public. WASHINGTON — Eight American mercenaries told Baugh during a two-hour million grant to replace 300 units of decide,” Baugh said. “You might cockroaches all over the village. AP photo The suggestion came after Hachey and were caught running guns off the coast of Brazil meeting of the Concerned Tenants the viilage. Baugh said Bridgeport want to do some demolition, you "We can’t even get an extermina­ of Father Panik Village. "Who is received 5 percent of HUD’S might want to demolish it all. You tor in here,” one tenant said. "It's James Baugh, assistant secretary of the U.S. Department EDC Chairman Alfred Werbner sparred over last spring in what they claim was a Joint U.S.-Isr^eli covert operation to overthrow the going to want the people from "national pie,” and that the city will shape the housing so we avoid embarrassing to put a plate (of of Housing and Urban Development, answers a question two executive sessions the commission held Marxist government of Ghana. Father Panik Village in their received more than any other, the kinds of problems we encounter food) down for a minute, and then neighborhood when all they think including New York, Detroit and now.” you can’t go back to eat it.” during a meeting in Bridgeport Monday with residents of to discuss a proposed agreement between the Like Eugene Hasenftis, the American captured Father Panik Village, a housing project. Baugh and U.S. town and developers of the proposed Mall at we’re going to do is shoot and kiil?’’ .Newark. Baugh said he "despises” the in Nicaragua after his weapons-carrying cargo City officials are seeking $70 MCKINNEY SAID, "No one is conditions he see, but said, “ maybe Rep. Stewart B. McKinney met with the residents to plane crashed last month, the eight men now being Baugh emphasized that govern­ 0 Buckland Hills. ment wouid not abritrariiy demol- million in state and federal funds to talking about demolishing Father this time we can do better.” assure them that the government is listening to them. The agreement ccmcemed financing for held in a Brazilian jail have said they were public improvements around the mall site working for the CIA. Unlike the not-so-secret Nicaraguan war that Hasenfus was fighting, ]} through the use of tax-increment bonding. however, there has been no publicity about any Hachey charged that during the sessions, U.S. role in an attempted invasion of the West Both sides claim victory in ruling on paid religious holidays which are closed to the public, Werbner African nation of Ghana. By James H. Rubin Jewish Congress, said workers did efforts by Ansonia school officials Giving paid leave for personal Philbrook, who belongs to the all purposes except religious allowed questions to be asked that violated If information family members have received reasons but prohibiting it for from the imprisoned men is accurate, the United The Associated Press not fare badly under the ruling. to deny paid leave to Ronald Worldwide Church of God, pro­ ones.” V FOI laws. religion is discrimination against posed two alternatives to unpaid States was involved with , Argentina and "I know of no religious group Philbrook, who has been teaching Teachers in Ansonia are allowed Some town officials would no doubt prefer A U.S. Supreme Court ruling that argues an employee can high school typing and business religious practices.” leave. He suggested he receive to take three religious days off a possibly South Africa in a scheme to topple Jerry Chief Justice William H. Rehn- three additional religious holidays to conduct their business in private, but the limiting the rights of workers to dictate the terms of accommoda­ courses there since 1962. year with pay. Philbrook sought Rawlings, the military dictator of Ghana. Here is demand paid leave for religious tion” for religious observances. But the court ordered further quist, writing for the court, said; with pay each year or that school six religious holidays a year with Freedom of Information Act is something Arms deal for hostages the bizarre story, pieced together by our reporters holidays is being hailed as a Stern said. “We are quite pleased lower court hearings to assure “Where the employer has already officials pay him the difference, pay. that members of town boards and Corky Johnson and Robert Young; victory by both sides in the dispute. with the ruling.” Philbrook was not singled out reasonably accommodated the about $100 a day, between his employee’s religious needs, the ... salary and a substitute teacher’s The contract also allows 18 days commissions must live with and comply with. In mid-March, Brazilian police seized the “We’re delighted with what the The high court’s 8-1 decision said unfairly. Argentine freighter Norbistor, loaded with court has done,” said Thomas N. employers may deny paid leave for Philbrook’s attorney interpreted inquiry is at an end. The employer earnings. of paid leave each year for Like reporters, they need to be intimately machine guns, grenades, inflatable rafts and other Sullivan, lawyer for school offi­ special religious holidays without that part of the ruling as a victory. need not further show that each of But Rehnquist said Philbrook is non-religious purposes, such as familiar with the law. undermined our interests cials in Ansonia. "The employer’s proving that granting paid time off The lawyer, David Rosen, said the employee’s alternative accom­ not entitled to extra paid days off illness or required court appearan­ military hardware. The eight Americans were modations would result in undue for religious observances unless ces. None of the 18 days may be Without a working knowledge of the FOI arrested on board the ship. position is vindicated.” would cause them undue hardship. the decision “affirmed the simple Usually na­ the fanatical, hate-filled But Marc Stern of the American The rulinx appeared to support truth that is the heart of our case. hardship.” extra ’’paid leave is provided for used for paid religious holidays. regulations, some meetings will probably be tions make se­ Khomeni regime to overrun Iraq closed illegally because of a misunderstand­ rious efforts to IN LETTERS AND A DIARY sent to their and be in a position to threaten families, the prisoners say they were part of a CIA ;; ing of the law. And while a workshop would pursue vital in­ Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and other terests. In operation to pick up about 100 Ghanaian rebels off - Press aide not cure the arrogance that has prompted George Persian Gulf states? the Ivory Coast, train them in use of the weapons officials in some towns to deliberately „ some cases go­ vernments vio­ and then launch a seaborne attack on Ghana next restrict public access to public information, it McGovern AN IRANIAN VICTORY would door. The expedition began in Miami and from late interna­ also increase the likelihood that will resign would make any Manchester board that there the eight soldiers of fortune — all Vietnam tional law — the militant Muslim fundamen­ veterans — flew to Argentina. attempts such a maneuver more accountable and their own talism of Khomeni would achieve Bv Judd Everhart There, according to the prisoners’ Jail-house The Associated Press for its actions. laws — in the new force in Lebanon, Egypt and confessions, they acquired the ship and weapons Although Town Manager Robert Weiss said pursuit of elsewhere in the Middle East. with the aid of Argentine military and intelligence beneficial goals. In the recently HARTFORD — Larrye deBear, the town attorney has met with commission governments. Now the adminis­ The prudent course for the officials. Two of the mercenaries, Steve Hedrick the wisecracking former reporter revealed supplying of arms to the United States in the bloody chairmen to discuss FOI laws, periodic tration has been caught doingthe and Tim Carmody, said the operation was who served as a fiercely loyal government of Iran, the Reagan very thing we said we would not Iraqi-Iranian war is to stand controlled by a man named Solomon, whom they press secretary to the late Gov. workshops and reviews for all members of administration has broken the do and that we urged others not to clear of either side. This is one believed to be an a^ent of , the Israeli Ella T. Grasso and now Gov, law, violated its own stated town boards and commissions would be,a do. I issue in which Moscow and secret service. He reportedly worked out of ’ William A. O’Neill, is retiring. good idea. Keeping government open is worth policies, undermined its credibil­ Washington have a mutual inter­ Bophuthatswana International Ltd., which is "The state Capitol has been my Get more for your money • A second difficulty with the the extra effort. ity and at the same time worked est — to encourage an end of the suspected of being a Joint OA-Mossad front in New second home for the past 25 years, against U.S. national interests. adm inistration’s offering of war with neither side overrun­ as a reporter and as a member of arms for hostages is that it York City. the governor’s staff,” deBear said There is only one explanation ning the other. Thecompany is listed by the Justice ! encourages terrorists to seize Having said all of this, it would in a letter to O’Neill released for what appers to be a calamit­ more hostages to get more arms. Department as a registered agent of the so-called Monday evening. with our new seem that if the United States, for ous foreign policy mistake — Since the flow of U.S. arms to “Republic of Bophuthatswana,” a black tribal DeBear, 56, worked as a political securing the release of a Ameri­ some perverse reason, were to region of South Africa. The company now appears reporter for WFSB-TV, Channel 3 Iran began, three more Ameri­ help either side, it would be can hostages by. in effect, cans have been seized in to be doing busines as B International, at a and WTIC radio in Hartford before bribing the Iranians with Ameri­ better to help Iraq. William Madison Avenue address. becoming Grasso’s press secre­ Lebanon. Colby, the former CIA directorin tary in 1975. Before that the ^ Checking Club. can arms. Company president Ronald Greenwald said • It is also doubtful whether the Nixon and Ford administra­ Brooklyn-born deBear worked as a 4 neither he nor his company was involved in an radio and TV reporter in Lousi- NO ONE CAN FAULT the transfer of American arms to tions, has written: “Rather than anti-Ghana mission. He said he had never worked Iran is legal without congres­ winking at arms supplies to the ville, Ky. He said he had no plans administration for wanting to for U.S. or Israel intelligence, but did say he had for other employment. secure the release of hostages, sional approval. Beyond this, the degree needed. The risks in­ been instrumental in obtaining the release of an operation appears to have been His has had a storied relation­ but the cost in this case seem volved in support for Iraq against Israeli pilot held in in 1980. ship with the Capitol press corps, vastly beyond the benefits; carried out without substantive Iran are considerably less than whose members often accused him input from the State Depart­ the risks that would follow a GREENWALD SAID A MAN named Solomon of going to extremes to hide, or at • The administration has ment, Defense Deparlent or CIA. defeat of Iraq by Iran.” Schwartz worked out of his office, but had no least withhold, information about badly damaged its credibility, Trying to maintain secrecy, Mr. It is hard to imagine Mr. the governor. among friends and foes alike, by connection with his company. Schwartz said he Reagan and his White House Colby's basic analysis being wasn’t the Solomon the mercenaries referred to, That relationship seemed to following a secret policy that aides apparently went ahead challenged by professionals in but he has admitted having ties to the U.S. bottom out when Grasso and later flagrantly violates its own public with the operation over the either the State Department or O’Neill had health problems. intelligence community. Court records show he During one point in her battle policy. Administration officials opposition of both the secretary Defense Department. It is too was accused in 1984 of charges similar to those from the president on down have of state and secretary of defense. bad that Mr. Reagan failed to with cancer, deBear, growing repeatedly stressed that the arising from the anti-Ghana fiasco, according to increasingly irritated about repor­ • The worst thing is that in grasp the realities of the Iraqi- David Kirby, a U.S. attorney in New York. Asa ' ters’ questions, at one point United States would not assist helping Iran in the war against Iranian conflict or to consult with result, Schwartz faces trial in February on blurted; "She ain’t dyin’ and she terrorists — especially the vio­ Iraq, the administration is on the those who do understand the charges of shippipg military equipment to aia’t about to resign!” She re­ D l9 6 6 byNEA Inc lent, irresponsible Khomeni re­ wrong side in terms of U.S. issues at stake. Argentina during the Falklands war and selling signed later that year, in 1980, and gime. The administration has interests. Could anyone seriously died five weeks later. "DON'T WORRY, Igor. I, Doctor Assad, made weapons to Eastern European countries. Schwartz '' pressured other governments to argue that it would be to the Former Sen. George McGov­ claimed the weapons Scheme was part of a When O’Neill was hospitalized him what he is today and i CONTROL him." withhold support from terrorist benefit of the United States for ern is a syndicated columnist. with a heart attack in 1981, deBear of the latest consumer and Pentagon plan to obtain a Soviet-built tank from didn’t tell the media about it until Plus, our new Poland. the next morning. And it^s free when Checking Club financial news. All of the countries implicated by the American He had left for the day when his Remember, there’s no service mercenaries in the alleged plot against Ghana letter was released and he did not you maintain a has all these have denied any part in such an operation. The immediately return telephone benefits: the charge on a balance of $100 or Bird’s views interfered with the iaw CIA denied any involvement. calls to his Newington home. minimum balance more. Should your balance DeBear’s letter said his last day security of State Department officials described the eight free credit card $2,500 in drop below $100, there’ll be a Rose Bird, the stormy petrel of the California can’t accept that abortion is a legal and lawful Americans as “free agents.” But a diary kept by on the job would be Nov. 27. of just $100. one of the soldiers of fortune gives persuasive However, because of accumulated protection, regis vacation and entertainment monthly service charge of $8. court system, is gone. The voters failed to re-elect activity, and if the opportunity to use judicial vacation time, his effective date of the controversial chief justice to a 14-year term power to attack the practice is going to get the best details to bolster the imprisoned men’s claim that Look around. You won’t find a tered key ring service discounts. You travel worry-free, Interested? Come in today 9 retirement will be in May. and so the governor will replace the Judge, who of them, they also should excuse themselves form they were acting in an officially sanctioned His annual salary is about better checking program any­ and find out more about our capacity — or firmly believed they were. and free accidental knowing you have access to was driven from office because of her opposition to Nicholas hearing such cases. $55,000. where! With unlimited check­ Checking Club, the checking capital punishment. During all the time she had The nut of the matter is that right or left, liberal ■ i DeBear is expected to be suc­ death insurance. You can more than 5,000 Emergency presided over the state's highest court, no one in or conservative, we have too many Judges who Fog In foggy bottom ceeded by Jon L. Sandberg, who writing privileges, you pay no save over Cash Advance centers program that’s free with a $100 California had been executed. Von Hoffman pick and choose which laws they’re gong to joined the governor’s staff in minimum balance. And gets state Department bureaucrats were furious at December 1985. per-check charges. You even nationwide. Our As one who cringes at the thought of taking a enforce. As it is. we have too many criminals who our recent disclosures that blueprints of the earn a competitive interest rate up-to-date financial • you more for your money. life. I’m both grateful to Rose Bird but also pick and choose which laws they’re going to obey. proposed new embassy in Beirut were easily troubled by her career on the bench. She, like Judges who do the same thing at the other end of available to potential contractors, subcontractors Lotto change on the balance in your account. ... newsletters keep some of President Reagan’s judicial appointees, the process are bringing an already widely — and terrorists. The ever-punctilious pate-de-foie you abreast epitomizes the judge who uses the office to further disliked court system into yet greater disrespect. pushers weren’t furious at the people in their ^ policy goals pretty much regardless of what the You would think that trying to discern what the department who committed this gross breach of boosts sales law may be. routinely excused from murder cases. They boobs ^th e legislature who passed the law meant security and common sense, of course. Nor, being NEWINGTON (AP) — The state 'That’s not to say that each time Judge Bird was ordinarily volunteer the information, knowing in w ould^ enough work for a judge. Instead we have diplomats, did they vent their spleen at us. has been the big winner in the instrumental in blocking an execution she didn’t advance that their consciencs may forbid them to judges who take vague, poorly drafted, Instead, they expressed their outrage to the seven months since Connecticut’s think she had good legal reason. But when good apply the law as it is written. Candidates for the imprecisely written, hopelessly complex General Accounting Office, which reported the Lotto game switched to twice- reason is found in more than 60 cases, the bench with moral scruples so powerful it prevents legislation and multiply the confusion by writing shocking situation, for having the bad taste to tell weekly drawings, state lottery cumulative effect is to nullify the law. Whatever it them from applying the law sould do the same obfuscatory decisions designed to frustrate the Sen. Edward Zorlnsky, D-Neb., before it tipped off records show. 6 may say in the California statutes, as long as Rose thing. already poorly executed intent of the laws’ Foggy Bottom. Since the switch in April from Bird was on the bench, there was no capital Judge Bird should have excused herself from authors. one prize drawing each week to a punishment in the state. hearing appeals on cases involving capital twice-a-week schedule. Lotto sales punishment. Having the chief justice of a state WHA^* JUDGE BIRD DID to capital punishment increased by more than 60 percent I REJOICE THAT NO LIVES were taken, but supreme court who automatically excused herself other judges, on the federal bench, for instance, compared to the same period in 1985, according to state gaming the cost may be more lives taken in the long run. It from taking part in such important cases might have been doing to wide swaths of our commercial JHaiirltPBfpr Hpralii records. remains to be seen, but it’s perfectly possible that seriously gum up the workings of an already law, particularly as it pertains to banking, That translates into roughly $28 we may now have one of those "backlashes” sticky-slow judiciary system. It may be that men consumer protection and the like. Factions, moral, Foundad In 1881 million more in profits for the Membci FDIC. Equal Opportunity Lender. Journalists talk about. It may come in the form of and women who don’t believe in capital economic and ideological, struggle to put their PENNY M. SIEFFERT Oflices in Manchester, li!ast Hartford, .... Publliner state. Despite the bonanza for the Bolton. Andover, Siiiilh Windsor, l-ast Windsor. DOUQLAS A. BEVINS ...... E ucutlv. Editoi hot-to-trot hanging judges who will run in the other punishment shouldn’t be judges. It may be that, lawyers in the black robes to rule in their favor. state, the double drawing has been Ashford, Eustford. .Wanslicid and loliaiid JAMES P. SACKS ...... M inm lnfl EdKor direction, ignoring the safeguards written into the tempting as such an appointment must be to a In the end the law varies from courtroom to ALEXANDER QIRELLI something of a bust for prize ’lelcplumc 646- 171K). law, as innocent and guilty are strung up by the , lawyer who takes her chosen profession seriously. courtroom; the trick is no longer to have the law ...... Ah o c IM. EdKor winners. neck in furious reaction. Rose Bird ought never to have allowed herself to on your side but to have the Judge. And then the DENISE A. ROBERTS ...... AdywINIng DIrwtor Average payoffs to first-prize Now that her judicial career is over, you have to take the Job. law, as a comprehensible body of consistently MARKf ABRAITIS ...... ButInni Minogtr Lotto winners in the 31 weeks after wonder if Rose Bird should have accepted the applied rules, has ceased to exit. SHELDON COHEN ...... Compotlng M«nagw introduction of twice-weekly draw­ ROBERTH HUBBARD...... PrMtroom Managw ings were 27 percent lower than appointment to the bench in the first place. Jurors IHE SAME THING HOLDS for judges with JEANNE Q. FROMERTH...... CIrculMlon M anigw average payoffs for the same who don’t believe in capital punishment are vehemently held opinions against abortion. If they , Nicholas Von Hoffman Is a syndicated columnist. peiiod in 1985 « — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Nov. 18, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Nov, 18, 1986 — > I HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by Oik Browne SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KANUTB by Charlea M. Schidz V^ILU YO U P O ME e o o v c M I V^HAT head slain; two sought A FAVOP ? i r IB, Plba^ £ ?! I LOVE HERES an f nature books , I INTERESTING j By Jeffrey Ulbrlch believed Besses’ assailants were a in five bombings in that were ITEM.. The Associated Press private visit to last week. T man and a woman. claimed by terrorist groups with Besse, who was married and had Besse, 58, president of Renault links to the Middle East. five children, was one of France’s ni4^, PARIS — Police today said they since January 1985, was hit several Statements from people who leading industrial managers. He suspected two women, believed to times in the head and chest shortly said they witnessed Besse’s has been compared to Chrysler’s ■ !& be left-wing terrorists, shot and after being dropped off by his. murder differed. Some said they Lee lacocca and Fiat’s Gianna killed the president of the state-run chauffeur. Police said three 9 mm saw a man and two women Agnelli. Renault automobile company as cartridge casings were found at approach Besse and shoot him, He had a major role in the he returned home from the com­ .the scene. (PlQ66UnlfdFBBtufB Syndlcaf.tnc. while others said the shots were development of France’s nuclear pany’s headquarters in suburban fired from a moving car containing industry with leadership positions Boulogne-Billancourt. . DIRECT ACTION has carried a man and a woman. Others spoke with the French Atomic Energy After interrogating witnesses all X out dozens of attacks in France in 'AC0PR5H MAVLAV no,conrap..it of a motorcyle being used. Commission and the French nu­ THE by Lea Falk A By Barry f{'n night at the scene of the Monday recent years, including the Janu­ Direct Action, known to have clear giant COGEMA. ASMANVAS NINE POESN'TSAVWMO shooting on Boulevard Edgar ary 1985 assassination of Gen. COUNTEPTHEM links to the West German terrorist He built the Pierrelatte enriched LEADER,, OPEN BEFORE THOSE HERE'S] AAILLION E6GS Quinet near the Montparnasse Rene Audran, responsible for group Red Army Faction, claimed uranium plant for both nuclear UP„LET US IN,, sptNNIBALS (SET US/ WUR AT ONE TIME " railway station, police said they French arms sales. responsibility for 11 attacks earlier weapon and civilian; power fuel, LEADER'! suspected Georges Besse was shot Prem ier Jacques Chirac, who this year in Paris. and spent several years develop­ by one woman, who was protected went to the scene immediately, It claimed it carried out a July 21 ing the electronic and telephone by another. said he was “horrified by the car bombing outside the Paris branches of Alcatel. He returned to There was no immediate claim bestial murder.” headquarters of the Organization the nuclear industry as president of responsibility for the killing, President Francois Mitterrand, for Economic Cooperation and of the board of the Eurodif nuclear "They'll never let me repopulate which occurred about 8 p.m. just who is on a trip to Africa, called the Development on July 21, and a July fuel plant, and then created the La In the wild...I only eat other one door down from Besse’s home murder a "great sorrow for 6 bombing of police offices in Hague nuclear fuel reprocessing endangered species.” in Paris’ 14th district. France.” central Paris that killed one plant. M But a police spokesman said "it ’’This event confirms once again policeman and injured 18 people. In 1982, the Socialist government is undoubtedly Direct Action,” the that all of our strength must unite CAPTAIN EASY ®’by Crooks A Casale named him head of the newly extreme left French terrorist against terrorism, without fault IN THE LAST known Direct N UET'$ SET T ^ AP photo nationalized and money-losing WE'LL HOLD' 'EM HELLl organization, who carried out the and without compromise,” Mitter­ Action attack, the group claimed Pechiney aluminium company. In C1966 King Features Syn

Former resident Is commentator Grange gives thanks One of Man­ loud opener. . Daquin's "The chester’s oldest Cuckoo" occasionally interrupted had multiple uses in 1820 Sally Middleton, formerly of Manchester, will be the Manchester Grange 31 will have a program. G ive-’ citizens was on silvery flutes with a wry cuckoo commentator of the Off and Running Fashion Show Thanks for our Blessings, Wednesday at 8 p.m. at th e .; display Friday call. Zipoli’s (1688-1726) “Offerto- Suppose it is Academy Library, 150 Main St., Nov. 26 at noon at the Manchester Country Club. The Grange. Olcott Street. Members may bring items for . C enter rio" was a playful echo fantasy. event will be sponsored night at South 1820 and dark, Wethersfield 06109. the auction table. United Metho­ The largo section of Bach’s Trio and old Dobbin Coming Attraction: by the Manchester Road Stage Sonata in C Major presented three Race Festival Commit­ dist Diurch, but is stomping and MANPHIL ’86 on Sunday, Nov. 23 solo voices with a string bass. Also tee. For tickets or infor­ Writers club hears prose for the most part w hinnying in at Illing Junior High School. 11 Renee Taylor on the program were Dupre’s Collectors’ mation, call Beverly Ma­ wasn’t even vis­ the bam for his a.m. to 5 p.m. This is the annual Wit and Wisdom Writers Club will meet Saturday at. i (1886-1971) tender and terse ’Anti­ lone. 649-6718, or Mary ible. Hidden be­ oats. You would C om er stampxlealer bourse and auction of 2 p.m. at Whiton Memorial Library, 85 N. Main St., for*^; hind wall pan­ phon," and Hindemith’s (1895-1963) pull yourself to­ Willhide, 647-9550. a prose session. Members will read original work for..; Sonate H, with its celestial effects. Russ MacKendrIck the Manchester Philatelic Society. els. the 2,500 gether and light Free admission and parking. suggestions from other members. The club’s next;;- pipes of wood, Most of the 150 people who up a lantern like About 20 dealers are expected plus Poster contest poetry session will be Dec. 13 at 1 p.m. at the lib rary .;; metal and leather that comprise the nerves of congregations. Those attended stayed for the elegant this and set a booth for the U.S. Postal Service. Is on drugs church’s organ were the subject of organs are not "mechanisms of reception that followed, playing forth. It would Overeaters hear speaker David Morse’s lecture and concert. worship leadership,” a description with sample pipes and valves be safe around Russ MacKendrIck is a longtime A poster contest in Except for a couple of pipe facades Morse fondly gave the Austin. between bites. the haymow and would not be that Revere might very well have Manchester resident and an au­ Grades 7, 8 and 9 on Overeaters Anonymous will welcome newcomers’ ; standing at opposite sides, the altar Before each of the 10 selections he The next concert in the series will blown out crossing the yard. made lanterns like this because he thority on collectibles. preventing alcohol and Wednesday at7;30p.m .inthe cafeteria-meeting rooin contained Mily the keyboards and played, Morse gave his choice of be Dec. 21 at 7; 30 p.m., when all I have read that it could even be did work with Japanned tinware at drug abuse is being held. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. A speaker will;! Morse. tones and stops, whether from the choirs will be on hand for the taken on horseback by a nigh- times. ("Japan” is a black enamel ’The contest is sponsored start at 8 p.m. The group follows the principles o f.; Built in 1924, the same year as the swell, great or dioir chamber. church’s 62nd annual Christmas trider. Also a candle lantern was or lacquer.) by the Manchester Coun­ Alcoholics Anonymous to help people deal with th e;, church, the Austin Opus 1304 organ, Hiese stops are what have been candlelight concert. See you there! good for testing the air In a deep Elsewhere we sec a picture of a cil on Substance Abuse problems underlying compulsive eating. ; - - designed in Hartford, received reworked so far. The accordion­ well. Lower it on a rope and if it candle lantern with glass panels, Concern and Cross­ affectionate praise from Morse, its shaped leather pieces have been M. Renee Taylor Is the music goes out, poof, don’t go down there. and another made of wire gauze roads, a Manchester custodian. The crash course Friday replaced to improve efficiency of critic of the Manchester Herald. David Morse A leading price guide describes and sheet iron, and still another counseling center, Medical assistants meet on this “king of instruments,” as he the pneumaticalr system. such a treasure as a "candle with a sliding candlestick. through a grant from the called it. was to celebrate and Most enjoyable were J.S . Bach’s lantern, pierced tin cylinder, with The Connecticut Society of Medical Assistants, . The place to go, however, the last Sally Middleton Connecticut Alcohol and Hartford Chapter, will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. at ; explain the costly renovation in (1685-1750) Prelude and Fuguein A N conical top and ring handle, word, is the book "Early Lighting Drug Abuse Commis- progress on the organ. It was also Minor (The Great), Cesar Franck’s Church mulls use of ‘she’ (so-called Paul Revere lantern), the Hartford Medical Society, 230 Scarborough St.,_ — A Pictorial Guide,” compiled slon. The prizes will be $100, $75 and $50. Entry the second of eight programs in his (1822-1890) Oioral en A Mineur, and original candle socket in Hartford. Karen Martin from Barnabas House,' and published by the Rushlight deadline is Dec. 1. ninth season of classicalconcerts at Maurice Duruflc’s (1902-1986) Pre­ NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - And the committee has used the place...$110-195.” (Antique Enfield, will speak about helping handicapped Club. The second edition, in 1979, A March date will be set for a similar contest in the church. lude and Fugue, Opus 7, (Sur ie nom Hymns referring to God as "she” mail as a guideline, retaining Trader.) children. For more information, call Virginia Dani,. Grades 5 and 6. Morse, 31, conducts the church’s d-AIain). These longer dramatic are under consideration by a terms such as "F ath er" and This one was recently acquired goes beyond the early flickers, 247-3479. Eskimo lamps, splint holders, For more information, cail Linda Haberera or senior and junior choirs as well as a pieces were full of textural variety, United Methodist Church panel for "Lord.” by a busy auction buff, Judd whale oil and all. to take up gas and Debra Martin at Crossroads. 647-3282. bell choir, and provides organ and and Morse took full advantage. He inclusion in a new hymnal, but But other letters from some of (^plovich of Vernon. No bid-off Support session set alternated a lofty lyrical style with mail from church members is the 10 million members of the price available. electric lighting devices. piano accompaniment at the There is a page with three types church. A recent master’s graduate majestic stren^h, prayerful ten­ running against the idea, members denomination have been suppor­ Mary Earle Gould in her book; Pratt retirees to meet The Aid in Infant Death support group for parents 0 tive of the elimination of some of the pierced-tin lanterns. One is who have lost a baby through miscarriage, stillbirth, . of the University of Hartford’s derness, enthusiasm or humor., say. “Antique Tin k Tole Ware" (Tut­ sexist language in hymns that just about like this with the The Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Club Retirees Group or congenital defects will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Hartt School of Music, Morse also Morse called the Bach Prelude "That’s one of the questions tle, 1958) shows a picture much the refer to people, including such addition of an outside candlestick will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Pratt k Whitney the 7-2 Conference Room, St. Francis Hospital and- conducts the Manchester Chorale. "the greatest of all Bach organ facing us. I’d certainly prefer ‘she’ same with a note that it is words as "mankind." for use in a draft-free environment. Aircraft Club. 200 Clement Road, East Hartford. Medical O nter, 114 Woodland St., Hartford. FormoreT At intermission, Rosemary Hea­ literature," admitting he liked it for to ‘it,’ if it comes to that,” Carlton “erroneously” called a Paul Re­ "There is majority support for The other two each have a flat side, information, call Simone Calhoun, St. F ran cis; ley of the church’s music commit­ its many demands on a performer’s Young, the book’s editor, said vere lantern, pointing out that it inclusive people language, and with and without a glass door. Hospital, 548-4886; Chris Petrone, Manchester Mem­ tee spoke glowingly of Morse. “His flexibility. He played this with Monday. "A new hymnal has to be would never have thrown a beam Renew program closes significant support for greater The corresponding secretary of orial Hospital, 646-6989; or Susan Braren of Tolland, music is his ministry,” she said. combination action of a full organ a book that is supposed to have a strong enough from the Old North Herald photo by Pinto inclusivity in texts of new hymns,” the Rushlight Club. Mrs. Bete The formal Renew program of the Roman Catholic 872-0326. She said Morse’s talents and those with a few flutes and reed stops. life of 20 years. Church to warn about the Franck designed his piece for the "We have to become seers at Young said, y Redcoats. Rapp, states that it would welcome This pierced-tin iantern is church comes to a conclusion Nov. 23 at 1; 30 p.m.. with of the three choirs are strong applications for membership and a service at the Hartford Civic Onter. All Catholic A Latvian bazaar drawing cards. "Some people come French organ’s rearranged key­ that point and address agendas of The "United Methodist Hymnal; V After disposing of the North also that the book is still available erroneously called the Paul churches from Manchester will participate. The Pinochle scores announced to church just for the music here! ’’ boards and gave meticulous in­ the future. Half our ministerial The Book of United Methodist structions to performers. Morse candidates will be women by the Church act, author Gould allows at $18.75 postpaid. Address; Old Revere lantern. celebration will begin with a song and dance program Pinochle scores for the Nov. 13 play at the Army and Dr. Ludmila Mitrevics, left, and Mrs. Aina KIsells, she said. Worship" is due out in 1989 and will chose to follow these, allowing the turn of the century." under the direction of Charles Briggs from St. Mark’s Navy Club include Helen Bensche 634, Arnold Jensen members of the Latvian Evangelical Lutheran Church The church does have excellent replace the 20-year-old Book of audience to savor the reverberation However, most of the mail Church, West Hartford. Peter Harvey will work with a 566, Tony DeMaio 555, Vivian Laquerre 554, Mary Hill acustics. The beautiful stops and Hymns. Ladles Quild, show some of the Items that will be sold at a of sounds, as frequent pauses received by the 25-member United 200-member choir, representing all parishes. 554, Bob Ahem 549, John Klein 549, Adolph Yeske 549 rich tones of its organ are warm and Vincent finds China exotic blend Christmas bazaar Saturday. Featured items will include temporarily halted this work's Methodist Hymnal Revision Com­ and John O’Neill 548. vibrant. The high brilliance in baked goods, jewelry, ceramics, wood carvings, vogue among contemporary moody m o^ m motion. mittee continues to favor the use of The ratified a The accommodations on the Group seeks 1977 graduates treaty in 1967 with the United Continued from page II THE NIGHT BEFORE our re­ traditional handicrafts and Christmas ornaments. The church organs elsewhere may be Other pieces on the program masculine imagery for God in turn to Beijing was the night the CAAC, China's national airline, AM Bridge Club winners listed suitable for German baroque spanned the centuries. Pachelbel’s traditional hymns. Young said in a States and Britain banning nuclear were Hrst rate on the return to Manchester High School Class of 1977 Reunion bazaar will be at the Church, 21 Garden St., from 9 a.m. to weapons in outer space. part like schools of fish at the typhoon struck. We awoke next Committee is seeking classmates. They may contact music, but tends to grate on the (1653-1706) Chorale Prelude was a report. approach of a motor vehicle. Many morning to discover the streets Hong Kong. We were given small Manchester AM Bridge Club results for the Nov. 10 3 p.m. gifts by the flight attendant to Michael Sherman, class president, Manchester High play include; bicycles carry small children on under water. Somehow, the School Class of 1977, P.O. Box 58, Manchester, 06040. little seats over the rear wheel. Shanghai car made it through to remember China by. She probably North-south; Jim Baker and Louise Kermode. first; Invariably, the children were the hotel, but our hosts had bad did not know that a minor discre­ Linda Simmons and Peg Dunfield, second; S a ra ; scrubbed to a high polish, immacu­ news. We should wait another day pancy in our reservations required Ski club has sports expo Mendelsohn and Betty Messier, third. ; Raid leads lately dressed, and utterly fasci­ until the Waters subsided. We had a personal visit to Beijing’s Hall of East-west; Dale Harned and Dick Jawdrowski, nated by the appearance of two another idea. We’d take the train! Tickets and the intervention of Manchester Community College Ski Club will first; Bev Saunders and Sol Cohen and Murray Powell. Caucasians. We endured the cur­ A change in itinerary is no small several officials before we could sponsor a winter sports expo Wednesday and and Barbara Phillips, second and third. ious stares of their parents as well. matter in the People’s Republic. board. She treated her passengers Thursday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Lowe Program Results for Nov. 13 include; to lawsuit North-south; Jim Baker and Hal Lucal, first; A1 It was our first experience as There was much consultation with an attention to their needs and Center. Local merchants yvill sell equipment. Ski members of a conspicuous minor­ regarding our suggestion. The wants once common in American tune-ups. ski clinics by professional instructors, Berggren and John Greene, second; Morris Kamins MILWAUKEE (AP) — Two ity. We were treated politely but result; we would travel as sche­ air travel. I wondered silently movies,.services and information about ski areas will and Murray Powell, third. teenagers whose family filed a never with deference. duled by car, water or no water. about our strangely differing be available. Admission is free and the public is East-west; Faye Lawrence and Barbara Phillips, $12.7 million invasion of privacy D e d ic a t e d Our hotel accon^modations were Fortunately, the waters were sub­ worlds. Who would have the last invited. For more information, call Bill Levy at first; Peg Dunfield and Mollie Timreck, second; ■ lawsuit testified that schoolmates disappointing. The room was small siding rapidly, and we returned to word when all is said and done? 647-6169. Marge Warner and Terry Daigle, third. “ taunted them after a newspaper and dirty, offering a view of a Beijing without incident and dur­ article by a reporter who accom­ TO TH E factory roof and an assortment of ing dayiight hours. The driver, panied a police raid on their home. roach-like bugs. ’The toilet ran apparently sensitized to our pre­ • "My mother started crying when constantly, and a drain in the vious concerns, drove less errati­ she saw that article and those bathroom floor gurgTed'omliibusTy cally, and we. In turp, had become pictures,” said Robert Wehle of CHALLENGE OF each time we flushed. Many wall more or less used to Chinese roads. Ripon. "At school the next day, lots o‘f people were asking about it. tiles were missing. The shower The difference between our two TURN ON Some people called us names, curtain was encrusted. societies as seen In Beijing and A GROWING called us murderers." The air conditioner, for which we Tianjin and along the connecting • Testifying Monday in the trial’s were thankful, droned loudly and highway are astonishing. There is first day, the 16-year-old said he unevenly, a machine well past its what you would expect in the Third COMMUNITY. prime. On the other hand, a new THE LIGHTS! has seen two psychiatrists since World; conspicuous poverty, lack the article’s publication in 1984. coior television worked flawlessly. of personal amenities, lack of : Wehle’s family filed suit against Occasionally, there was a program sanitation, people performing in English. backbreaking labor in the fields, the city of Ripon, police Chief poor service, and so forth. On the 4 Lucky kids will have the pennis Waller, Officer Randall AN ATTENDANT was stationed other hand, in the cities evidence of Butters, Ripon Media Inc., pub­ on each floor. Our attendant's new construction is everywhere. lisher of the weekly Ripon (Jommonwealth-Press, and former station included an old refrigera­ People were on the move. There is chance to ride with tor. the type with the compressor something dynamic in the air. editor Erin Doege. ; Wehle’s mother, Sally Helser; on top. One especialiy hot day we Walking freely through the streets brother and two sisters seek $7.7 attempted to obtain some ice. an and by-ways, we discovered little ^^Santa” in a Fire Truck to ipillion from the city and $5 million exceedingiy rare commodity in evidence of hunger or disease. China, through innovative sign from the newspaper and Doege. language and primitive grunts. A new road is under construction light the Christmas Tree in '. On March 16,1984, police armed When our attendant finaily got the linking Beijing to the portion of the With a "no-knock” search warrant idea, he opened the refrigerator to Great Wall north of the city. The went to the Heiser home around 6 reveal a single melon that he was old road is narrow and torturous as Downtown Manchester. a.m. looking for two shotguns and a cooling for himself. He indicated it winds its way through the ji^ a lib e r pistol owned by Alan that if we supplied the tray, he’d outlying hills. Old and new vie for Smith, a friend of Mrs. Heiser who place it in the freezer! We believed attention all along the route. was staying there. ourselves to be frozen in a cusp of Toward the outskirts of the city Friday, Nov. 28, 1986 . Robert F. Johnson, attorney for historical transition, and we re­ stands the new Sheraton Great 6:30 P.M. ^ e city and the officers, said there mained iceless. Wall Hotel. was evidence that Smith had On the third day of our visit. Vice Near the Ming Dynasty Tombs is St. James Church lawn threatened the police department. President Yang announced that a China’s first 18-hole golf course. At ; Officers broke down a front door delegation of American commun­ the Great Wall itself is a garish Main Street and Heiser opened an inner door. 1 \ i ity college presidents would be souvenir shop, an American-style : Doege, who waited in a car visiting the university. He invited tourist trap. Modem tour buses outside, entered after police told us to join him in receiving them. come and go by the dozen. Tourists her it was safe. The delegation included several from all over the world gaze from Enter your child’s name The suit said Doege “had no acquaintances of mine. Their as­ the parapets across the plain tight of access to the premises” tonishment when I greeted them leading north to Inner Mongolia qnd that her article “sensational­ from the steps of the administra­ where Genghis Khan and his to win the honor of ized the circumstances surround­ tion building as their van pulled up minions once crossed in clouds of ing the search.” was itself worth the cost of the trip. dust. ' Describing the raid under ques­ tioning by plaintiff attorney David turning on the Christmas (joluba, Wehle said he heard glass breaking and went downstairs with 9 Old masters net $21 million his brother. Jeffrey. Police were in By KIley Armstrong anonymous telephone bidder, said Tree Lights. And... get a the living room. The Associated Press Matthew Weigman, a Sotheby’s Smith was on the floor in his spokesman. qnderwear, with his hands cuffed Edgar Degas’ "Le Pas Battu,” a ride in a Fire Truck. 4 behind him. Waller had a knee on NEW YORK — A gentleman pastel depicting a ballerina, went Smith’s head and was holding a farmer has sold more than $21 for $1.1 miliion to an international gun to his head, Robert Wehle said. million worth of artwork by the entries will be chosen. dealer, said Weigman. Everyone invited to When Doege entered the house, l.- masters, including rare sketches Four works by Rembrandt and their mother asked if the raid was by Leonardo da Vinci, that had three by Vincent van Gogh also Drawing Nov. 26. going to be in the newspapers, both A true indication of the vitality graced the walls of his Kentucky were on the block. brothers testified, but someone hrough the years, the vibrant from their special interest here—a nation’s first Lamaze labor-delivery attend the Tree Lighting! of a community is the quality of home. "View of Houtewaal” was sold said the reporter was only there to growth and continuing ex­ bond that furthers the commitment facility in a community hospital. In "I have bare walls now. Do you for $957,000, a record for a make police records. the 1980s our physicians played a its medical care, and more impor­ know where I can get some nice Most Downtown Stores will be open late and many will be offering cellence of Manchester Memorialto initiating responsive services, Rembrandt drawing, to Ian ; The article appeared April 12, T tantly, the commitment of its wallpaper?” a jubilant John Ryan Woodner, an American private 1984. Hospital’s medical staff has par­ needed programs and important leadership role in the establishment Gaines joked after the auction collector. Its pre-sale estimate was hospitality areas. Chances to win Gift Certificates too^ ' "When I saw that article, I was of Cardiac Rehabilitation and medical professionals. Monday night. alleled the rapid expansion and medical innovations. $500,000 to $600,000. even more embarrassed. Now area-wide emergency medical care At the heart of the Manchester Adrian Ward Jackson, a London A record price for a Van Gogh (in participating stores only) everybody knew," said Jeffrey growth of the East-of-the-River Traditionally, our medical dealer, purchased the sheet of da also was realized; $429,000 for programs. Memorial medical staff is a desire 6 Wehle, 18. community. staff, working closely with the hos­ Vinci sketches, circa 1500, for $3.63 "Les Toits, Arles,” a pencil-and- ; In his opening statement, John­ to make this an even better place This development has had pital, has been at the forefront of Our medical staff’s dedica­ million. It features a child with a ink drawing of the view from the son said police conducted them­ to live. Their neighborliness and lamb, the head of an old man, artist’s hotel window. selves properly, "didn’t threaten mutual benefits. The challenges in­ advancing services and programs. tion and attention to excellence studies of machinery and several Another high price was com­ MAIL OR DELIVER TO t)nlries must sense of closeness to the area is Grades anyone and permitted the children herent in a growing area provide In the 1950s they were in­ extends to every phase of Man - lines of explanatory text. manded by Henri Matisse’s "La be received by to get dressed, have breakfast and Chester Memorial Hospital’s something you won’t find Just any­ "Child With Lamb” was under­ Danse,” a signed replica of a K-6 THE MANCHESTER HERALD talented, dedicated physicians with fluential in beginning Progressive Nov. 25. 1986 go to school." where. And best of all they are stood to be only one of two da Vinci larger decoupage that hangs at the Only . He said Doege accompanied unique opportunities to serve. The Patient Care, which led to the medical services, providing the 16 Brainard PI., Manchester, Ct. I here, dedicated to the challenge of drawings still in private hands, Hermitage museum in Leningrad. ' police because they had agreed it Intensive Care Unit concept. In the area with a superior array of according to John L. Marion, An internatiohai dealer paid I quality of life has attracted the Name — ------^ ^ ------Gfa3fe - would be a good way to inform the medical and surgical specialties. a growing community. chairman and president of So­ $935,000 for it. I public how police operate. majority of our 150 physicians to 19o0s they helped introduce the theby’s in North America, the The total sale brought in Address. ______School. I live or have practices East-of-the- auctioneer. $21,288,300 for 45 lots. I River. Our community benefits Its presale estimate was not Gaines, owner of a thoroughbred Phone — Age. EMERGENCY published. horse breeding farm in Lexington, M a n ch ester M em orial H ospital The second-highest lot, Pablo said his goal was to find the best Fire — Police — Medical Picasso’s "Tete d’Homme a la examples from several centuries Pipe,” sold for $1.65 million to an of master drawings. isa(wiwi*wiEs*B«i8*ie«Efixie6XBK$«i*iWiE

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Roger Aaron Brown. “ raisin capital of the world." third-year col­ avail. It appears to be the "in " thing NEW YORK (AP) - The New York 1982 Rated PG Part III of the miniseries airs lege student Dear Abby today to pick on smokers. Doesn’t Knicks are finding that a healthier 5'.30P M [ESPN] Scholastic Sports TUESDAY, NOV. 18, on C B S . with a big prob- A m e r ic a (R). I e m . F o u r Abigail Van Buren anyone realize that a little pity - team does not necessarily mean a 6 :0 0 P M d ) CB (g) ® ® n«w» months ago I would go a lot further? We aren’t healthy record or a quiet atmosphere. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME criminals; we’re victims. Most of Two Britons (T) Three's Company moved in with Only Bernard King, whose seriously us are considerate and try not to ■. GD Magnum,.P.l. my boyfriend, damaged right knee could keep him offend non-smokers. (0) (S) Gimme a Break and since that out of uniform another season, is still We smokers get unsolicited , GSi Private Benjamin time my family on the injury list that last year also has thrown advice from strangers — even D o c to r W h o included Patrick Ewing, Pat Cum­ men to beat more guilt my way than a person me, and even though you’d be children. One child said to me, mings, Rory Sparrow and Bill Charlie's Angels submitting to emotional blackmail “ Why do you smoke so much? '. fa lls o f life w hile trying to find their place in d D Tonight Show Tonight's guests can deal wiUi in a lifetime. My Cartwright. (3) to move out, I think for now you’d Don’t you know you’re killing the world Rob Lowe. Judd Nelson, Ally are veteran TV host Jack Paar and actor mom says I will roast in hell and Despite two victories in three ] dD Reporter 41 Sheedy. 1985. Rated R. Stephen Lang (60 min.) In Stereo. she will never accept my boyfriend be happier moving than staying. yourself?” dZ) MacNeil Lehrer Newshour games, the Knicks still are only 3-7 for in road race [USA] Prime Time W restling (2 hrs.) MOVIE: 'Oklahoma Crude' The story as a son-in-law. (We plan to marry Would you instruct your child to N the season, with more questions than dD Facts of Life of an independent woman oil driller in next year.) The last time my mom approach an obese person and say,^ 8:3 0 P M 3D ® Growing Pains (CC) rough and tumble Oklahoma who battles DEAR ABBY: Re the poem in answers. [DIS] Happy Birthday M ickey (90 min.) Soon after he Is named the month's top called, she begged me to move out, “ Why do you eat so much? Don’t - the immensely powerful oil company that your column that went; This season’s problems surfaced on Two years ago two of England’s world-class [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook employee at his new job. a stunned Mike w an ts to drive her from her land. George C. saying my sinful action is killing you know you’re killing yourself?” cannot bear to tell his proud parents that distance runners invaded Manchester for the first [HBO] MOVIE: 'One on One' A basket­ Scott. Faye Dunaway. John Mills 1973. my grandparents — that my ‘ ‘ M arried in white, you’ ve Please don’t get me wrong. I ’m Nov. 4 in Denver when Nuggets guard ball star clashes head.on with love while he was fired chosen right, ^ Hogan's Heroes grandfather has removed ail my not trying to justify smoking. I ’m Darrell Walker, who had feuded with time to compete in the annual Thanksgiving battling the college athletic establishment. (3D Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetime "Married in blue, you will ( ^ N e w s pictures from their house and just asking for help and under­ Knicks Coach Hubie Brown for years morning Road Race with one purpose in mind; to Robby Benson, Annette O'Toole, Gail dD Novela: Herencia Maldita always be true, Strickland. 1977. Rated PG [CNN] Sports Tonight refuses to speak my name. My standing, not abuse and humilia­ before being traded by New York just end the stranglehold the Irish Connection has held m o v i e ; 'Penalty Phase' "Married in green, ashamed to [USA] Dance Party USA 9 :0 0 P M 3D [DIS] MOVIE; '20.000 Leagues Under mom says my grandparents cry all tion. The worst day of my life was . before the season started, sounded off on gaining the winner’s circle. (CC) A respected judge risks losing his the Sea' A fanatical sea captain plans to be seen, when I lit my first cigarette. You ■» 6 :3 0 P M UD W KRP in Cincinnati career and family when he considers ex­ the time and may never let me in to the media, saying Brown should be Olympian Colin Reitz and Steve Binns lived up to 0 control the world through the use of his "Married in red, you’ll wish you posing facts which could legally set a con­ their house again. Also, their SOth may use my name. 3) ABC News submarine. Kirk Douglas, James Mason, fired. pre-race billing as the chief threats to halting the victed murderer free Peter Strauss, Mel­ wedding anniversary party has were dead’ ’ etc. MARCIA EDGERLY, (JD Benson Paul Lukas. 1954. Rated G. Walker also said that Ewing, who streak of Irish-born runners in one of New issa Gilbert, Mitchell Ryan. 1986. been called off because I chose to I have a better ending; SIMI VALLEY, CALIF. ^ C iD S C T V [ESPN] SportsCenter Live. was playing poorly, disliked Brown England’s biggest foot races. But once again, in (3) 0D Moonlighting (CC) A stunned live with my boyfriend. "Married in pink, your marriage Too Close for Comfort Maddie sets out to investigate her own [HBO] MOVIE; The Bride' (CC) Dr will stink.’’ and no longer wanted to play for him. the end, a Son of Erin prevailed; John Treacy. Frankenstein has trouble controlling his DEAR MARCIA: As for "picking - dD dD NBC News mystery when she learns that David was Don’t you think I ’m old enough to I was. And mine did. Walker’s statements provoked a When the SOth anniversary of Connecticut’s once married (60 min ) new creation - a beautiful woman. Sting, on smokers,” I have led the way, d $ Nightly Business Report Jennifer Beals, Clancy Brown. 1985 Rated make my own decisions for my life, ANNABELLE flurry of speculation in the New York premier race is celebrated one week from 3D MOVIE; 'The Big Red One' A combat but I’m not short on compassion or PG-13. In Stereo or should I allow my family to media, exacerbated by the Knicks’ 0-4 ** dD Noticiero SIN veteran leads his battalion of young sol­ IN SPARKS. NEV. understanding. Watch this space Thursday morning, the chief threat to the ’ ’blackmail” me into a decision dD Silver Spoons diers into battle Lee . Mark Hamill. [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Hour tomorrow for my Annual Great start. Irishmen’s supremacy will come from two Robert Carradine. 1980 made by them? I want to do the “ No one would have noticed if we [CNN] Showbiz Today 1 1:35PM QD Entertainment Tonight DEAR ABBY: ‘This is a plea for American Smokeout Day column. Britons, John Doherty and Geoff Smith, now V d D C rim e S to ry Soon after his divorce Larry Hagman guest hosts a special five- right thing. hadn’t been losing,” Brown said. [ESPN] N B A T o d a y help from all the hooked cigarette And don’t buy any more cigarettes making their home base in Rhode Island. from Julie, Torello heats up his relationship part series,"Great Cowboys They Went LOST IN PORTLAND "Ewing was totally embarrassed by [USA] Love Me, Love Me Not with Inger while Luca blackmails Torello's That-A-Way" a look at the legendary smokers — myself included, I between now and then. With Treacy, the defending champion, four-time Darrell Walker’s statement. We met 7 :0 0 P M CD C B S N e w s best friend to supply the mob with illegal western heroes of film and television In started smoking at 17 to lose a few winner and course record-holder scheduled to loans (60 min ) In Stereo Stereo. (To get Abby’s booklet, "How to - for 20 minutes and he did a lot of d ) ®) ® M*A*S*H DEAR LOST: You are indeed old pounds. I ’m 39 now. Twenty-two display his talents 3,000 miles away in the national (3) @ Africans: Garden of Eden in De­ Write Letters for All Occasions,” talking about how things were going. 3D dD Wheel of Fortune 1 1 :50P M [M A X ] M O V IE : B lo w O u t' enough to make your own deci­ years ago, there were no health cay (CC) A look into the problems that A sound effects engineer accidentally re­ send a check or money order for : It was unfair that he felt he had to Cross Country Championship in San Francisco, 3D ^ $100,000 Pyramid besets a country which produces other sions. but unless you can live with warnings, so I didn’t know how cords a political assassination. John Tra­ $2.50 and a long, stamped (39 - and three-time champion Eamonn Coghlan opting (B) Jeffersons countries necessities rather than Its own. volta, Nancy Allen, John Lithgow. 1981. these decisions, you will reap more addicting nicotine could be. Quit­ defend himself.” (60 min ) cents) self-addressed envelope to: to stay away from competition gn the roads, the dD Carson's Comedy Classics Rated R grief than joy. It’s to your credit ting is not just a matter of will All the players told Brown they dD Novela: Muchachita Dear Abby, Letter Booklet, P.O. Englishmen will be cast in the men-to-beat roles. d$ MacNeil Lehrer Newshour 1 2:00AM 3) K o ja k that you care enough about your pow6r. If it were that easy, very disagreed with Walker, and an [CNN] Larry King Live few people would be smoking. ‘This Box 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90038.) air-clearing meeting between Brown Since the 1978 race when Treacy, then a student ® Barney Miller 3D N ig h tlife family’s feelings to have written to [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Fantasy Film and Ewing, who has yet to score more at Providence College, arrived on the scene, Irish dD New Newlywed Game (3D S ta r T re k W orlds of George Pal' A tribute to the runners copped seven of the last eight races, dD Noveia: Maria de Nadie career of six-time Oscar-winning special (lD Tales of the Unexpected ^ ^ e than 16 points in 10 games after including the last five in a row. Actually, the last ® Nightly Business Report effects wizard and filmmaker George Pal. (^ 800 Club averaging 20 in his rookie season, featuring clips from such films as "W ar of brightened the Knicks' outlook. eight Manchester winners have been of Irish d D M a u d e the Worlds." "Tom Thumb" and "The ® Alfred Hitchcock Presents Feldene’s action is mystery [CNN] Moneyline Time Machine". 1986. dD Dick Cavett Much of the speculation surround­ extraction. Charlie Duggan, home first in 1980, is ing the team dealt with Ewing, who is [ESPN] SportsCenter Live [TM C] MOVIE: 'Ftetch' (CC) Police cor­ dD Novela; Am o y Senor (60 min.) D E A R DR. infection.) Irish but has Hartford, Conn., as his birthplace. ruption and drug trafficking are encoun­ ’The anti-inflammatory drugs playing even though he’s not com­ [M A X ] The Movie Show dD Sanford and Son GOTT: What A P photo Treacy is definitely out of the SOth birthday race tered by a new spaper reporter w orking un­ MOVIE: 'Kidco' An ambitious [CNN] Newsnight "ijpsr are useful because, by blocking the pletely recovered from a knee injury but Coghlan p r o v ^ a week ago he was returning to [TM C] dercover Chevy Chase, Joe Don Baker, exactly does youngster tries his hand at the w orld o f big Tim Matheson 1985. Rated PG. In Stereo. [ESPN] NFL Films Presents (R) Feldene do? formation of prostaglandins, they that cut short his spectacular first Washington Redskins’ running back George Francisco defensive end Jeff Stover (72) and top form when he/won The Athletics Congress business. Scott Schwartz, Cinnamon Idles. reduce pain, swelling, stiffness, season. He also is having trouble linebacker Riki Ellison (50) can’t prevent the 10.000- meter Metropolitan cross country title in 1984 Rated PG 9 :3 0 P M GD odd coupie 1 2:05AM CD Hot Shots Amanda and fever and destruction of tissue by Rogers (38) carries the bail over the goal line Jason uncover a record-piracy ring when DEAR Dr. Gott "'d ealin g with a change from center to the New York nin at Van Cortlandt Park. There’s [USA] R ip tid e dD Novela: Camino Secreto the body’s overenthusiastic de­ for a touchdown against the San Francisco score. they investigate the bizarre guillotine death READER: The power forward. the outside chance he might just show up at the 7:3 0 P M 3D p m M a g a zin e 1 0:0 0 P M (3D N e w s of a rock singer’s personal aide. (70 min.) Peter Gott, M.D. fense mechanisms. 49ers at RFK Stadium Monday night. San precise action “ I ’m hanging in there, ” Ewing said. starting line for the 10 o’clock run Turkey Day. He 3D A Current Affair (3) dD Jack and Mike (CC) Jack and 1 2 :3 0 A M 3 ) J u d g e of Feldene, as- “ It’s a new position and I have to get Mike must contend with a family crisis reigned as king here in the three years that he 3 D ® Je o p a rd y (D Entertainment Tonight pirin and the adjusted. It’s the same on offense, but when Mike's sister abandons her 13-year- competed, 1981, ’82pnd ’ 83, and he is the only man 3D Entertainment Tonight old son at their apartment. (60 min.) dD Jim & Tammy ^ whole class of on defense I have to guard quicker, - It’s important that you find a to beat fellow countryman Treacy in Manchester. dD Independent Network News dD Independent Network News (S) Late Night with David Letterman anti- ■Eiil smaller people, and it’s difficult. I ’m a Tonight's guests are Ann Miller, Jeff All- doctor who suits your needs — and dD Best of Saturday Night dD Mission: Impossible inflammatory man and jazz singer Phyllis Hyman. (60 Dr. Gott tells how in his new Health natural center, but there’s no sense (M) Barney M iller medUHnes remains a mystery. prostaglandins, the body cannot Scoring almost incidental (^ dD 1986 (CC) Among tonight's sto­ min.) In Stereo worrying about it because it looks like Under contract Carson's Comedy Classics ries are an interview with insurance sales­ However, this much 1 known; mount an efficient inflammatory Report, Choosing a Physician; Alfred Hitchcock Presents I ’m a forward as long as Bill is here.” Several readers have asked for an opinion on ® New Newlywed Game m an Tim Cheek, w ho w a s chosen to serve Feldene blocks the production of response. Feldene blocks the pro­ Make a decision for Good Health. on the honor guard carrying President John dD G e n e S c o tt For your copy, send $1 and your Brown plays down the significance John Treacy’s decision to pass up Manchester and dD All New Dating Game prostaglandins. duction of prostaglandins and F. Kennedy's casket following his assassi­ Top Rank Boxing from Las Ve­ of the change, saying “the two [ESPN] When tissue becomes injured, a thereby reduces inflammation. name and address to P.O. Box travel across country to run for the New Balance ^ Wild, W ild World of Animals nation. (60 min.) gas. NV (90 min ) (R) positions are interchangeable. The complex series of chemical events Some forms of injury — for 91428, Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. Be Track Club. dD Carol Burnett and Friends dD Managing Our Miracles: Health Care [U SA] Edge of Night sure to mention the title. important thing is that he (Ewing) as Redskins outlast 49ers [CNN] C ro s s fire in Am erica Panelists debate the doctor- takes place. Chemical messengers example, rheumatoid arthritis — Treacy, like a number of world-class athletes, is patient confidentiality in child abuse cases. 1:00AM CD i Love Lu cy are believed to be due to the body’s has to perform injury-free. He is [DIS] Mouseterpiece Theater circulate through the bloodstream under contract with New Balance. Few under (60 min.) (3) D yn a sty misperception that normal tissue starting to m ove more freely and it [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments: Son to activate the body’s defenses. contract get less than six-figure annual salaries, (S) Local News Joe Franklin Show makes all the difference to the team. WASHINGTON (A P ) - Maybe it of Football Follies 3D Once the site of injury has been has become foreign and must be and they must represent the club in m ajor meets. (^ The Honeymooners dD Twilight Zone identified, a cascade of reactions destroyed.This so-called autoim­ Instead of tracing carbon paper And when Patrick plays well, it also was just as well that most of the nation 8 :0 0 P M (3D Fresno (60 min ) Part 3 of The National Cross Country Race two days after dD Oue Nos Pasa (S ) M a u d e mune reaction is thought to cause patterns onto the piece you are helps Cartwright’s freedom to move.” was probably asleep by the time the 5 ensues, during which toxic sub­ Thanksgiving in San Francisco is one of the dZ) O u t o f th e F ie ry Fu rn ace: A g e o f M e ­ working on. Wood magazine sug­ Washington Redskins finished beat­ MOVIE: 'To Catch a Thief' An ex- dD More Real People stances are released to combat the pernicious anemia, some thyroid “ I haven’t scored much, but last 3D tals: Can It Last The environmental im­ biggies on the circuit. Twice Treacy reigned as the convict and jewel thief falls in love with a diseases, lupus, colitis, kidney gests tracing them onto card­ ing the San Francisco 49ers 14-6. pact of mining on our natural resources has . [CNN] Crossfire injury. Blood-cell scavengers arc year I was getting 20 shots a gam e,” wealthy American girl and finds he is sus­ board. Try shirt boards from the World Cross Country champion. New Balance lead the search for repleted power [TM C] MOVIE: Toy Soldiers' The U S drawn to the injury proteins, ailments and certain types of Ewing said. “ Now I’m getting six or This game wasn’t made for prime pected of continuing his old-thievery. Cary sources (60 min ) government abandons hope of freeing a deposited at that location, blood arthritis. By using anti­ laundry or backing boards from seven, but the last few games I ’ve time. wanted him to run on the other coast instead of Grant. Grace Kelly, Jessie Royce Landis. group of rich teenagers held hostage in writing tablets. Any solid — not 1955 d D K o ja k circulation increases and inflam­ inflammatory drugs — Feldene, gotten more involved in the offense. It was the longest gam e in Monday Manchester. Central America, forcing one of them to corrugated — cardboard should 3D dD W ho's the Boss (CC) When he [CNN] CNN Evening News escape and take action herself. Jason mation results. for instance — doctors hope to That was one of the things I asked night history — 3 hours and 53 The first time was when he came to Manchester work. Use a razor knife to cut out feels that Jonathan is becoming too intel­ [HBO] Not Necessarily Television The Miller, Cleavon Little. 1984. Rated R Prostaglandins are chemical blunt or turn off the body’s Hubie about in the m eeting.” minutes, finally ending at 12:57 EST for the first time in 1978. The world crown followed lectual. Tony enrolls the youngster in a your pattern, and you’ll end up NNTN news team looks at the new televi­ [U SA] Prime Time W restling (2 hrs ) components of that cascade. ’They abnormal reaction to itself without Ewing is averaging only 11.6 points — and contained numerous other first placements in the NCAA indoor 3-mile and gymnastics competition. sion season. In Stereo compromising a person’s ability to with templates that you can trace : MOVIE: 'Cracking Up' A are fatty acids that affect muscles, dubious milestones, so much so that 10.000- meter run in the Penn Relays. He held N e w s [M AX] MOVIE: 'Little Darlings' Two 1 1 SAM CD in his first 10 games, but Brown is (3D suicidal klutz relates the story of his life to hormones and nerves. Without fight real injury (such as for many projects. girls in a summer camp bet on who will even more concerned by his lack of the scoring was almost incidental. world-class status the first tim e he broke the tape dD MOVIE: 'Dirty Harry' Det Lt Harry his harried psychiatrist. Jerry Lewis. Milton lose her innocence first. Tatum O'Neal. Callahan uses unorthodox m ethods to cap ­ Berle, Sammy Davis, Jr. 1983 rebounding and shot-blocking from For the record, George Rogers ran first in Manchester in 1978. Kristy McNichol, Malt Dillon 1980. Rated ture a sniper. Clint Eastwood. Harry Guar- the 7-foot strongman. He has 72 one yard for one Washington touch­ Treacy is not obligated to run here. He’s been a dino. John Mitchum. 1971 R 1 :30AM 3D G e t s m a r t rebounds and 16 blocked shots in 10 down in the first quarter and Jay [USA] Auto Racing: Rockingham 200 dD Independent Network News great asset to the ever-popular Manchester race d D C o tu m b o Thoughts Schroeder passed 27 yards to Gary (60 min.) Tape Delayed. [CNN] Newsnight Update games. and perhaps in 1987 he’ll be back to rejoin his Irish MOVIE: 'Where Eagles Dare' Com­ Clark for the other on the Redskins’ mandos parachute behind enemy lines to Brown said a player can’t be Connection teammates. Meanwhile, only the best 10:30PM (iD N e w s 1 :35A M [HBO] MOVIE: Choose Me' discover the names of German spies that considered a fixture at center "until first possession of the second half as The Honeymooners An eccentric but charming liar enters the Immanuel Kant, who lived some Another word that received freedom, and immortality logical of luck can be offered the Irishman in California. have penetrated British forces. Richard lives of a repressed radio talk-show host conclusions of “ practical reason." he averages lO-plus rebounds and gets Washington got back into a first-place Burton, Clint Eastwood, Mary Ure. 1969. (5) Ola Acapulco Ola 200 years ago, is said to have been strong emphasis in the idealism of and a beautiful tavern owner. Keith Carra­ ‘The only unqualified good thing in three or four blocks a^ame. This is tie in the NFC East with the New York SD @ ) M atlock A tough cop must turn to [HBO] Great Pleasure Hunt: Japan Join Kant was the word DUTY. It has dine, Genevieve Bujold, Lesley Ann War­ one of the most important thinkers Giants, each at 9-2. Two-way performer h is longtim e foe M attock for defense when host Murray Sayle for a trip through the ren. 1984 Rated R. of modem times. He is best been said that he "constructed his the world is“ good will.” In fact, he the NBA, not the Big East. Ewing has he is accused of murdering a hood (60 pleasure palaces of the Land of the Rising was one of the first to call for a not been doing the job.” San Francisco, which dropped to Until Buddy Zachery came along to star with Sun. (60 min ) In Stereo. [M AX] MOVIE: Mishima: A remembered for his “ Categorical ethics out of the related ideas of m in.) In Stereo. 1 :40A M 6-4-1 and lost a chance to move into the Y a le’s varsity football team this fall with the Life In Four Chapters' (CC) Based on the Imperative.” He frequently and ‘duty’ , ‘respect,’ and the idea of “ universal union of states” pro­ Since he wanted to start both dD dD Nova: Is Anybody Out There 1 1 :00P M (3D 3 ) (yJ dD dD News biography by Paul Schrader, the life of the variously expressed the idea that (moral) ‘law.” posed in one of his later writings Cartwright and Ewing, Brown chose NFC West lead, got its points on 34- defensive unit, Tom Gorman was the last (CC) Lily Tomlin hosts this look into space fSD dD Late Show renowned novelist is profited. 1985. entitled "Perpetual Peace.” He and 38-yard field goals by Ray and the possibility of intelligent life on everyone has the moral duty to the younger, quicker player to take Manchester man to hold starting varsity status dD Odd Couple (Dubbed) Personal happiness was a con­ other planets. (60 min ) "act as if the maxim of thy act were was ail for a "permanent congress the forward position. Wersching. with the Elis. cern, but Kant believed it was "not A P photo dD MOVIE: 'Brannigan' A Chicago police dD The Untouchables 2 :0 0 A M CD m o v i e : Bullet Train' A of nations.” “ We just want to play our two best In between was futility. “ Somehow, radical and two disgruntled mechanics to become by thy will a universal properly the doctrine of how we Gorman died last Sunday in Menards, N. Y.. at lieutenant is sent to London to recapture a dD Wild, W ild West law of nature.” Restated as a athletes at those two positions,” some way, we have a way of grand jury-indicted mobster who managed plan to set a bomb on the famous Ja­ may make ourselves happy, but the age of 60 after a most successful career in the dD Currents panese "Bullet Train". Sonny Chiba. Robert J. Bills winning,” was the way Washington Washington’s Dexter Manley (72) moves in for a sack against to leave the country w hile nut on bail John "Practical Imperative.” his idea hoWs^ we may make ourselves Brown said. “ If we’re ever going to steel industry. dD Tales of the Unexpected 1 980 Minister of Visitation San Francisco’s Joe Montana during third-quarter action Wayne, Richard Attenborough. Judy Gee- was that we should "Treat every worthy of happiness." advance past the second round of the Coach Joe Gibbs summed it up. Gorman was an outstanding guard with the late son. 1975. @)M*A*S*H 3D MOVIE: 'The W icker Man' A police­ man as an end in himself, and Center Congregational Church San Francisco’s Joe Montana, who man investigating the disappearance of a playoffs, we have to match up well at Monday night in Washington. Coach Tom K elley’s Manchester High School dD MOVIE: 'Blazing Saddles' A crooked dD 24 Horas He considered the idea of God, (UCC) young girl stum bles acro ss a terrible secret never as a means only.” those two positions.” last week made a dazzling comeback attorney general appoints a black sheriff to football team in 1943, which won five of six starts dZ)SCTV on an island off the English Channel. Ed­ from back surgery, completed 33 of 60 a small western town in a scheme to take Brown’s reason for the switch is to only three times, five of the penalties in an abbreviated schedule due to the war. Only a 9 ward Woodward. Christopher Lee, Britt over the territory. Cleavon Little. Gene [CNN] M o n e y lin e give the Knicks a chance to compete passes for 441 yards, team records in The 49ers, who outgained the Ekiand 1973. were holding calls on offensive tie spoiled a perfect record. Wilder. Harvey Korman. 1974. [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet successfully against teams like Hous­ both attempts and yardage. Redskins 501-266, were penalized 15 linemen and Montana was constantly It was during the 1949 season that Gorman dD Novela: Monte Calvario [ESPN] Bowling Green National Trac­ Manchester Symphony Orchestra ton, Boston and Atlanta, all with big But he was intercepted three times; times for 118 yards, a team record, tor Pulling Championship hurried, particularly by Dexter Man- dD MOVIE: 'To Be Announced' overthrew a wide-open Jerry Rice in and continually had drives stalled by established himself as one of Yale’s top two-way [TMC] MOVIE: Beverly Hills Cop' (CC) front lines. ley, who had said of Montana before [CNN] Prime News HALL FOR RENT and Chorale Concert the end zone; had another sure TD yellow flags. Rice, for example, performers under Coach Herman Hickman. The A fast-talking cop trails his best friend's For parties, showers, receptions, With a 3-7 record, making the [DIS] Making of Disney's Captain Eo the game: ‘ T il ring his clock.” husky Gorman was a solid guard on a Levi killer from the alleys of Detroit to the posh meetings. Complete kitchen fa­ playoffs at all would seem to be the pass dropped by Joe Cribbs, and had caught 12 passes for 204 yards, but lost (60 min ) The 49ers quarterback was running galleries of Beverly Hills. Eddie Murphy, cilities. Large enclosed parking first consideration, but Brown has the dubious distinction of ^ co m in g 67 more yards in receptions by Jackson-led squad that whipped Harvard in New [ESPN] NHL Hockey: St. Louis Blues at Judge Reinhold, Lisa Eilbacher 1984. SOth ANNUAL MANCHESTER ROAD RACE away from Manley when he over­ lot. Inquire: the first quarterback ever to throw for penalty, including one that nullified a Haven. Minnesota North Stars (3 hrs.) Live Rated R. In Stereo. reason to be optimistic after victories threw Rice from 15 yards away in the more than 400 yards without his team 19-yard gain to the Washington four. HI [HBO] MOVIE: 'Goonies' (CC) A group [USA] Wanted: Dead or Alive Lithuanian Hall over Phoenix and Washington at third quarter and again on an of kids encounter vengeful pirates in a 24 GOLWAY STREET scoring a touchdown. Five times the “ It’s awfully tough to keep walking t home and a three-point loss at interception by Calvin Daniels that Perfect records neighborhood cave when they go looking 1 1 :30P M CD Sffi ABC News Night- MANCHESTER o 49ers were inside the Redsicins 20 but back to the huddle and having big for buried treasure Sean Astin, Josh Bro- C«u twlora • P M. Milwaukee last week. killed a fourth-quarter drive at the Hats off, once again, to Stan Bebyn, successful lin e X all they came out with were the two gains erased,” Rice said. lin, Jeff Cohen. 1985 Rated PG. In Stereo. Phone B43-0618 m "W e ’ re playing well in crunch time Washington 15.. cross country coach at Bennet Junior High School. 3D Police Woman Monday, Nov. 24, 1986 — 8 P.M. field goals. Coach Bill Walsh added that "some [M AX] MOVIE: St. Elmo's Fire' (CC) (0 and that tells me something,” Brown ” Our opponent was better tonight,” Both his latest boys and girls’ squads posted Several college graduates d isco ver the pit- dD Honeymooners •Y " I didn’t feel rusty, but I got tired at of those calls were mind-boggling; a 0» said. said Walsh, whose team would have perfect records in their meets and his girls’ teams Manchester High School Cartwright, who missed all but two the end.” Montana said. couple were very questionable.” leapfrogged over the 7-4 Los Angeles in the last 12 seasons have piled up an amazing 141 games the last two seasons because of “ We just seemed a bit out of synch,” But the 49ers also had trouble V'sxf TxVo\ said Dwight Clark, Montana’s his containing the Washington pass rush. Rams with a win “ They were just a victories in 142 outings. a stress fracture in the left foot, has Cinema Paul C. Phillips, Conductor step better on most of the plays.” The runner pictured on the posters distributed been a bright spot at center. favorite target until Ripe came along. While the Redskins sacked Montana 6 David Clyle Morse, Chorale Director around town advertising the road race is Joe HARTFORD 7:20, 9:40. — Tough Guv* IPG) 7:15. McCluskey, photographed during his senior year CIu m im City — Paaav Sue Got 9:30. — Peoav Sue Got Married (PG-13) M arried (P6-13) 7; 10,9:30.— Nobody's 7:30, 9:45. at Manchester High School in 1929 before he Fool (PG-13) 7:30,9:45.— Menoae7:30, Orchestra Latest victory could break the bank for the Jets embarked on his great career at Fordham 9:90. — The Nome of the Rose (R) 7, VBRHOH University and then with the New York A.C. in 9:40. Cine 18 2— Ferris Butller'i Day Off played. New York won 51-45 in (PG-13) 7:10, 9:15. — Top Gun (PG) 7, Symphony #2 — Sibilius already Included defensive stars Joe Fields, meanwhile, is ready to come Olympic competition. HEMPSTEAD. N Y. (AP) - The overtime to begin its current winning ■AfT HARTFORD 9:30. FF££ APMI5SI0H ^ Klecko, Lance Mehl and Marty Lyons back from knee trouble. Two m ajor road races in the East on ■•stsMOd Fub A Cinema — Top Gun Selections by Ives and Copland New York Jets are finding the cost of "W e got by all right (against the streak. IPG) 7:30. W MT HARTFORD victory to be very expensive. The and center Joe Fields. Thanksgiving, besides Manchester, will be the Peer Richard's Fab • Cinema— Top Rim 1 8 2— Top Gun (PG) 7,9:30. — “ W e’ re backed into a com er,” Colts) but we have to face better “ We’re going up against Marino latest ante, in fact, could end up Jordan Marsh in Boston and the 77th annual in Gun (PG) 7:30,9:30. . Toueh Guv* (PG) 7,9:30. defensive coordinator Bud Carson offensive teams in the coming with only four healthy guys on the (hewcose Cinemas 1-9 — Something HOV. 19*20 S American Patriotic Songs by the Chorale breaking the bank. Berwick, Pa. Wild IR) 1:15,7:25,9:50. — Stondby Me said of the slew of injuries to his weeks,” Carson said. “ We have to line,” Carson said. “ Next week is a (R) 1:40, 7:40, 9:55. — Streets of Gold WILLIMAHTIC (m o .)* (THURS.) ^ The Jets, whose 10-1 record is the bad week to go with four and get any Bill Rodgers’ decision to run in Manchester Jllleen fevora Cinema — Tal-Pan Plus Audience Sing-Along defensive line. Klecko is out for hang in there.” (R) 1,7:40,10:05.— Jum pin'Jock Flosh Generai Admission — $6.00 best in the N FL, won their ninth in a pressure on the passer.” again will mark the fourth time he's competed (R) 1:30,7:35,10 — The Color of Money (R) 7,9:20. — The Color of Money (R) 7, another two or three weeks with a Next Monday night, the Jets face a 9:20. — Something...... Wild (R)“ ) 7:05,9:7:i 9:15. “ row on Sunday by beating the winless competitively, being the first schoolboy to finish in (R) 1:05, 7:15, 9:40. — Crocodile Sr. Citizens & Students knee injury and Lyons has a shoulder M i ^ i team whose quarterback, Dan The four are Tom Baldwin. Barry Dundee (FG-13) 1:35, 7:10,9:20. — Soul — The______Bov Who Could Fly (PG)( 7:(“ :05, . over 18 — $4.00 Indianapolis Colts 31-16. But Pro Bowl 18th place in 1965. He was fifth in ’73 and third in 9:15. — "Crocodile" Dundee (FG-13) problem that will sideline him for Marion, is capable of exploiting an Bennett, Ben Rudolph and Jim Man (PG-13) 1:25, 7:30, 9:45. — 52 FR06KAM C£HT£R S Children Under 18 — Free defensive end Mark Gastlneau was PIck-Up (R) 1:20,7:30,9:50. — Children 7:10, 9:25. — Peasv Sue Get Married injury-ravaged defense. He threw six Stuckey Baldwin, who replaced ’74. ’The form er Wesleyan runner is credited with (PG-13) 7:10,9:25. THE MANCHESTER lost for six weeks with an injury to his another four weeks. Mehl is out for the of 0 Lesser God (R) 1:10, 7:05,9:30. rest of the season with a knee injury touchdown passes against a healthy Klecko at nose tackle, graded out at opening the door for road runners to get paid for 1lanchcsltr CommanMy CoU c|^ left knee. For further information call 649-2766. ROAD RACE# . MAHCHRITIR WINDSOR that required reconstructive surgery. Jet defense the la h C ^ e the teams 110 against the Colts. their efforts. UA Theaters Rest — Top Gun (PG) P lo ia — Top Gun (PG) 7:15. His name is the newest on a list that I« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Nov. 1«. 1M6 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Nov. 18. 1986 - 17 SCOREBOARD Three college bowls scrap for leftovers from Fiesta By The Associated Press Bruce Skinner, executive direc­ the best of college football.” its hopes for a meaningful game The Citrus Bowl will match Diego State are still alive) tor of the Fiesta Bowl, said of the Tlie Orange Bowl could still get thwarted last week when then- Auburn against Southern Califor­ against Iowa in the Holiday, and Three of college football’s Miami-Penn State matchup: its local team, Miami, if Penn second-ranked Michigan was nia, while the Gator Bowl will UCLA against Air Force or BYU H ock ey FootbaD B asketball traditional New Year’ s Day "We’re hoping it will happen. State loses to Pitt and Nebraska upset by Minnesota. Arizona pair Ciemson and Stanford. in the Freedom. bowls — the Orange, Sugar and Official bids cannot be extended beats Oklahoma on Saturday. State already bas clinched one The Sugar Bowl host will be the The California Bowl, which Cotton — are being forced to until bid day on Saturday. The Miami does not want another Rose Bowl spot and will play the Southeastern Conference cham­ matches the champions of the scrap for the best leftovers deal cannot be made until Nov. 22. meeting with the No. 3 Sooners. winner of Saturday’s Michigan- pion, either Louisiana State or UHL itandlngt NFL Itandlngt M i Pacific Coast Athletic Associa­ NRA tfindlngi because of the Fiesta Bowl’s But we’re hopeful it will come off. who the Hurricanes beat soundly Ohio State game. Alabama, with the visitor's berth tion and Mid American Confer­ agreement to pair, No. 1 Miami If it does happen .we’ll be ‘College earlier in the season. The Orange Bowl, while still reserved for the Oklahoma- ence, is set with San Jose State W AUn COHraRENCE AMERICAN GONPRERNCE AM T lm ii BIT and No. 2 Penn State on Jan. 2. Football Town USA.’ Nebraska loser. LSU or Alabama XSiEPH BASm N OONFBIBNCB The Gator and Citrus bowls also hoping for a Miami-Nebraska against Miami of Ohio. M rk k DtvWon The Fiesta Bowl, which “ It makes a lot of sense to move pairing, lined up the Southwest will play Washington in the Sun W L T Pt( OFOA W L T Pet. PP PA AEonlle DIvElM bid for the Miami-Penn State If Baylor doesn’t win the SWC ___ 13 4 1 25 73 41 N .Y . JeH W 1 0 .909 303 303 W L Fct. C switched its date from Jan. 1 for the game, for the networks, the game, but they couldn’t work a Conference runnerup, provided it Bowl. New England 8 3 0 .727 304 111 title, the Bears would go to the PIttaburoh 11 S 2 34 75 61 Bokton 6 3 .7X — television and doubled its payoff institutions and for us,” Skinner is Texas A&M or Arkansas, to Georgia and Boston College No w Jo t m v 9 7 3 30 6» (0 M iam i 5 6 0 .455 376 2N) Phlloddphla 6 4 .6W 1 similar backup deal with the Bluebonnet Bowl. Arizona is N Y M o n d ir* * 7 1 19 67 52 B uffalo 3 8 0 .273 213 251 WadUngton 3 6 .3X 3 to $2.4 million for each team, will added. “ We want to showcase No. Orange Bowl, according to Miami meet the Oklahoma-Nebraska will play in the new Hall of Fame Wom in gton 7 9 3 17 60 76 Indianapolis 0 11 0 .000 127 291 Now York 3 7 .3W 4 headed for the Aloha Bowl. NY Nonoon 5 9 4 14 65 75 CiW itd l NfW Jinty 3 6 .2X 4 get the matchup of the only two 1 against No. 2. With six games Athletic Director Sam Jankovich. winner. Bowl at Tampa, Fla., and Florida A M m DIvW on andnnotl 7 4 0 .636 271 371 Cantral DtvWtn major undefeated teams — if the already on TV on New Year’s Day At Orlando, Fla., Chuck Rohe, The Aggies and Razorbacks, State will accept a berth in the The winner of Saturday’s M on tro o l 10 5 3 23 69 61 Cleveland 7 4 0 .636 239 233 A tla n ta 7 1 .175 — Nittany Lions beat Pitt on Satur­ (the Fiesta originally was sche­ the Citrus Bowl’sexecutivedirec­ along with Baylor and Texas, still All-American Bowl against Kentucky-Tennessee game is QutbOC S 7 4 30 74 64 PlffsbiN bh 4 7 0 .364 175 221 CMoogo 5 3 .695 2 touted as a likely participant in H a rtfo rd 7 5 3 17 54 56 Houston 3 9 0 .182 194 255 MllwoukM 6 4 .6W 2 day and Miami beats East duled for Jan. 1 and the Citrus tor, claimed the Orange Bowl have a chance at the SWC crown, Indiana. Booten 7 9 3 16 60 64 Indiana 5 4 .5M 2 Carolina on Thanksgiving night. moved to that date this season), it “ orchestrated” Miami's decision with the champion becoming the Other likely bowl pairings the Liberty Bowl, probably B u tto io 4 11 2 10 50 61 Denver 9 3 0 :818 271 172 Dttratt 3 5 .X5 4 against Minnesota. CAM FHLL CONFCRENCE Kansas C ity 7 4 0 .636 249 340 Clweland 3 6 .3X 4 NBC, which televises the makes a lot of sense to move it. to play in the Fiesta in order to host team for the Cotton Bowl. include North Carolina State L.A . Raiders 7 4 0 .636 318 195 U WESTERN CONFERENCE Fiesta, Orange and Rose bowls, “ Unless there’s a national keep the national championship The Michlgan-Ohio State loser against Virginia Tech in the And Texas Tech is likely for the Toronto 31 61 51 Seattle 5 6 0 .455 199 319 9 MM w m I D iv lito n St. L ouh 16 50 40 Son Oiego 3 9 0 .182 219 77S Houdon 5 2 .714 — approved the date switch with the championship game involved, out of its backyard. will become the first Big Ten Peach, the Western Athletic Independence Bowl, which also DotroW 15 47 56 U tc ll 5 3 .625 Fiesta so the game could be there would be no reason to move Tbe Rose Bowl, locked in to a team to appear in the Cotton Conference champion (Air would like the Mississippi- m Am------» - NATIONAL OONPRRRNCR MMfrnWUlU 12 60 67 Dollas 5 4 .5M 1 moved to prime time. it. This is a special case. It’s for Big Ten-Pacific-10 matchup, had Bowl. Force. Brigham Young and San Mississippi State winner. CMcooo 13 60 02 D tn v c r 4 5 .444 .2 N .Y . Otanfs 9 2 0 .818 225 158 Socranwnto 3 5 .X 5 2 w in n ip e a 11 6 1 23 72 58 Woshinaton 9 2 0 J18 242 196 .636 277 119 Son Antonio 3 6 .313 3 Ednrwnton 11 8 1 23 87 74 D allas 7 4 0 FdcNIc DIvWon N c a lg a rv 10 8 0 20 63 65 Philadelphia 3 8 0 .273 156 209 LA. Lokorz 5 1 .8X — Los Angeles 6 11 1 13 68 79 St. Louis 3 9 0 .182 140 363 (SoMon State 4 4 .5W 2 C ontrol Martina Vancouver 4 12 3 10 50 71 Soattle 4 4 .5W 2 Chlcogo 9 2 0 .818 239 130 fit B rie f Mondays Oomes Phoonlx 4 5 .444 2 Monhreal 3, Boston Z OT M innesota 6 5 0 J45 258 190 P ortland 4 5 .444 2 New Jersey 3, N .Y . Rongers 2 Dehrolt 4 7 0 J64 163 202 .182 149 373 LA. Clippors 3 6 .3» 3 TMsdays Oomes Green Boy 2 9 0 Em dgy't Gamoo Tampa Boy * * ® .182 171 300 wary of N.Y. Istondsrs at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Houston IX , Ctovoland 106 Theriault, Christensen at ECSU Los Angeles at woshlnalen, 7:35 p.m. Woshinaton 124, Indiana 111 St. Louis at Minnesota, 8:05 p.m. L.A. Roms 7 4 0 .636 192 180 J91 260 178 PhllodoMla Ka LA. Olppors X WILLIMANTIC - John Theriault, an East Catholic High Pttfiburoh at Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m. San Francisco 6 4 1 Portland 124, U ttli 103 Calgary of Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. New Drleons 6 5 0 J45 197 167 AIMACC boys* soccer team School graduate, is a on the Eastern Connecticut State J00 206 198 LA . Loksrs 113, Sooramonto 111 0 A tla n ta 5 5 1 teen foes W sdnssdov's Bcwwes M ondgys Gb iim s University men’s basketball team’s pre-season roster. Theriault Boston at Buffalo, 7:35 pjn. No gamos tcheduM is listed as a 6-foot-5,205-pound forward/guard. He attened junior Montreal at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Washington 14, Son Francisco 6 The All Connecticut Conference named Catholic), Jason Giavara (Fairfield TtModnys GanNO New Jersey at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Tlwndav, Nov. 38 Its all-ACC boys’ soccer team recently. Prep); back row, Doug Morabito (St. L.A. Lakers at Dallas, 8 p.m. college the last two years at Mitchell College in New London. NEW YORK (AP) - With Chris Phllodeiphla at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. Los Angeles Raiders at San Diego, 8 (SoMen State a t M llw aukoe, 8 :X p.m . Lisa Christensen is a senior quad-captain for the Warrior Evert Lloyd among the missing. Los Angeles at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. p.m . Those selected were: front row, from Joseph), Chris Herrmann (Xavier), Portland at Houston, 8:X p.m. MInnasoto at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Sondov, flov. 21 Now Jersey at Denver, 9:W p.m. women’s basketball team. Christensen, a Manchester High Martina Navratilova is heavily N.Y. Rangers at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. Buftalo at New England, 1 p.m. left, Jerry Sofocll (Xavier), Ernesto Zoltan Krasnai (St. Joseph), Jim Foley Indiana at LA . Olppers, W:30 p.m. Schooi graduate, is a 5-foot-lO center. favored to capture her third Denver at New York Glanfs, 1 p.m. Sacramento at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. Oefrott at Tonm Boy, 1 p.m. Cartiera (Aquinas). Sean Powers (East (Xavier), Geoff McCoy (St. Joseph). Eastern launches its men’s and women’s seasons with the straight Virginia Slims Cham­ Green Bov at (^Icogo, 1 p.m. Attonto at Boston, 7:X p.m. seventh annual Brand Rex Tip-Off Tournament on Nov. 22-23. pionships title. Divlli3,Ringart2 Indianapolis at Houston, 1 p.m. New York at Philadelphia, 7:X p.m. But the world’s top-ranked Minnesota at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Cotonlal LiCtoue Detroit at Washtogtan, 7:X p.m. V Ptttsburgh at Cleveland, 1 p.m. SouWiwost C onfsrsnet N.Y. Rongen 1 1 63A Confersneo All Games Golden state at Cleveland, 7:X p.m. player is keeping a wary eye on N sw Jsrse v 1 8 s S Dallos at Washington, 4 p.m. Contortneo All Oamos LA. Lakers at Son Antonio, 8:X p.m. Ogrodnik begins sixth year at Trinity First Period—1, New York, Patrick^ Aftonta at San Francisco, 4 p.m. WLTPtsOPWLTPtsOP WLTPIsOPWLTPttOP New Jersey at Phoenix, 9:X p.m. the teenagers in this 16-player, Texas AAM 5 1 0 189 104 7 2 0 270174 H o ly Cross 4 0 0 88 50 10 00288 92 (McKegney), 9:31. t New Jersey, Bricklev 1 Kansas City at St. Louis, 4 p.m. Lehigh ECHO hockey HARTFORD — Stan Ogrodnik, the former successful head season-ending $I million tennis (D riv e r, Ludw to), 18:17. Penalties—R idley, New Drleons at Los Angeles Roms, 4 p.m. B a ylo r 5 3 0 203 133 7 3 0 286 185 2 1 0 72 63 5 5 0 235 273 SMU 5 2 0 185 121 6 4 0 245 241 Lofovetfe 12 0 73114 5 5 0 278 295 basketball coach at East Catholic High School, is starting his tournament. NY (sloshlna),3:40; Hlemer, NJ (sloshing), Colgate 3:40; Laldlaw, NY (crosschecking), Philadelphia at Seoltte, 4 p.m. Arkansas 5 2 0 165114 8 2 0 263 142 1 3 0 132 104 3 7 0 286 251 College hoop preeoaoon poll sixth season this winter at Trinity College. Ogrodnik’s teams 3:44; Wokmln, NJ (hooking), 3:49; Texas 4 3 0 154 108 5 4 0 213 211 Bucknell 1 3 0 91 125 3 7 0 171 223 “ I feel I’m playing as well as I Poddubnv, NY (tripping), 6:51; New York Jets ot Miami, 9 p.m. Texas Tech 4 3 0 154 166 6 4 0 220 241 RlitaR have won 100 games and lost 25, including posting a 22-4 mark a ever have coming into this TCU 1 6 0 146225 370249302 I w The Top Tw enty team s In the Associated Greschner, NY mlnor-malor (hlgh- ECHD Mites B team trounced South year ago. Trinity this year wili be shooting for its fourth tournament,” Navratilova said. sllcklng, fighting), 13:36; Doneyko, NJ. Rice 1 6 0 1162S5 2 7 0 150 300 Press' preseason college basketball poll, Houston 0 6 0 60 146 1 8 0 105 219 WLTPtoOPWLTPISOP Windsor, 7-0, and topped Northern with first-place votes In parentheses, total consecutive ECAC championship. Leading Ogrodnik’s club this “ I started out in shape and feel I’ll mlnor-mator (nigh-stteking, flotittno). ~ " Rediklnt 14. ROart 6 Penn 600 161 40 900243 87 Connecticut, 5-4, lost weekend. In the points based on 29191917-191914-1913-11- 13:26; OoMols, NY double minor win over South Windsor, Duane FIcara year is 6-9 junior center Jon Moorhouse, who averaged 13.3 points be sharper.But the players are (roughing), 14:58; Anderson, NJ (rough­ Western Alhtollc Conftrenot C o m ll 6 0 0 122 24 8 1 0,181 72 10997-999991, 1985^ record ond last Confsrtnce All < Brown 3 3 1 106118 4 4 1 143 174 had two goals and Mike Beaulieu, C lift year's (Inal ranking: and 9.2 rebounds a game a year ago. better than they were three or ing), 14:98; McKegnev NY (roughing), ion nrondsee 8 11 8-6 Riot, Joe Hayes, Jennifer WIehn and 18:53; D riv e r, NJ (ro u g h in g ), 18:52. WLTPtsOPWLTPtsOP D artm th 2 3 1 141 107 3 6 1 160 266 Record Pts Pvs 7 8 7 8 -1 4 Sn.Olcg St. 5 1 0 158 146 6 3 0 209 232 H o rvord 3 4 0 108 91 2 7 0 115 173 Nat Spleker added one apiece. Nick I.North Carolina (35) 29 6 1315 8 four years ago. They’re just A ir Force 5 1 0 155113 6 3 0 209 171 Yale 3 4 0 87112 3 6 0 151 193 Slauder and Spleker each hod two 3. Loulsvllle (X) 397 1196 7 playing better tennis. Second Period—3, New York, Somuels- Was—Rogers 1 run (ZOndelos kick), P rinceton 3 4 0 75 117 3 7 0 117 234 assists and Flcora one. Mike Ruth 3.lndlona (3) 31- 8 9 X 16 son 3 (G reschner), 13:19. Penalties— 7:07 B rig . Yng 4 1 0 132 92 6 3 0 239 171 Penn State recaptures second place “ They hit harder, they are W yom ing 4 3 0 198 153 6 5 0 280 237 Colum blo 0 6 0 21212 0 9 0 84334 ployed well defensively and goalie 4. Purdue (2) 2910 9X — Richmond, NJ (hlgh-stlcklno), 8:28; Pod- Jessie Carlson-Conway turned away a 5. Nev.-Los Vegas (2) 395 901 11 faster, they are better athletes dubmt, NY (efbowtng), 10:47; Erixon, NY S F -F G W ersching 34, ;47 Colo. SI. 4 3 0 168 158 6 4 0 247 216 dozen shots. In the second gome, NEW YORK — Penn State, which slipped from second place to (h o ld in o ), 17:04. Hawaii 3 3 0 118109 6 3 0 188154 6. Georgla Tech (1) 27-7 770 6 and they are in better shape,” nurd Quortar New M ex. 2 5 0 197 228 3 8 0 297 325 Carlson-Conway hod 17 saves. Scott 7.0klahoma 39 9 684 15 third last week, recaptured the runnerup spot in The Associated Third Pertod—4, New Jersey, Hlemer 3 Was—Clark 27 pass from Schroeder Chomberland and Flcaro each had two Navratilova said of today’s play­ (Summon, Anderson), 11:43.5, New Jersey, Utah 1 50 173 228 2 7 0 213 354 8. Kansos 39 4 645 3 Press’ poil thanks to Michigan’s 20-17 upset at the hands of (Zendelos kick), 3:06 Tx-EIPoso 0 6 0 99 171 2 8 0 233 328 goals and Haves one. Flcaro, Chris 9. N avy 39 5 560 17 ers. “ It’s not that I’ve come down. M o cL to n 8 (C orlston, D riv e r), 11:58. SF—FG W ersching 38, 4:58 Duperron, Todd Hutton and Duke 10.IOWO 2913 X I — Minnesota, which dropped the Wolverines from second to sixth Penomes Greschner, NY (roughing), A—54,774. Yankee Conference Mansell hod assists. Stauder played 11. Kentucky 39 4 5 X 3 and out of the national championship race. It’s that they’ve closed the gap.” 5:20; McKegnev, NY (rtMghIng), 5:n; Bow ling well defensively. 12. Auburn 2911 498 — The winner of Sunday’s best-of- Rlchmond, NJ, double minor (roughing), SF Was Conference All Oomee If Penn State beats Pitt ancl No. 1 Miami beats East Carolina, 5:30; Lolselle, NJ (roughing), 5:20; Hlemer WLTPtsOPWLTPfsOP 13Alobama 29 9 451 — five-sets singles final will collect F irtt downs 24 70 Delaware 14.llllnols 2910 386 19 they wiil meet for the national championship in the Fiesta Bowi NJ (ro u g h in g ), 14:14. Rushes-vordi 1683 34-136 5 1 0 195 108 8 3 0 301 194 $125,000, with $60,000 going to the Shots on gool N.Y. Rongers 3-128—23. Mass. 5 1 0 163 148 8 3 0 234 238 Squirt A 15.Syrocuse 29 6 3n 9 on Jan. 2. Both teams are 10-0. P o u ln g 418 IX Conn. 4 3 0 135 139 7 3 0 239 212 16. Plttsburgh 1914 383 — runnerup. Another $500,000 is New Jersey 8-1S8-31. Retorn Yards 24 X AARP 17. N. C arolina State 21-13 322— Oklahoma, a 28-0 winner over Colorado, jumped from fourth to Power-ploy Dpportunitles—N.Y. Corap-Att-Int' New Hamp. 4 3 0 180 163 7 3 0 290 212 ECHO Squirts A dropped two last 33603 17-40-2 Richmond 3 4 0 195 140 4 6 0 258 194 w eekend, 54) to Y a le and 5-1 to E n fie ld . IB.Georgetown 29 8 321 13 third with 1,083 points. split among the players in the Rangers 0 of 4; New Jersey 0 of 4. Sockfd-Yards Lost 3-23 360 Ed Hemphill X3565, Sam M cAllister 19.Arlzona ' 29 9 299 — (joalles—N.Y. Rangers, Vonblesbrouck Punts 638 1042 M aine 3 4 0 160 156 7 4 0 297 213 302-540, Ston K a lln o w skI 219529, E a rle Phillip Dakin hod the lone goal In the bonus pool. (31 shots-28 saves). New Jersey, Chevrier Boston U. 2 4 0 99 163 3 7 0 154 269 loss to Enfield. Kris LIndstrom and ».Cleveland State 29 4 178 — Fumbles-Lost 1-1 13 Rhode Isid E v e re tt X 3559, P h il W ashburn 246-567, Others receiving votes; Western Ken­ Navratilova, who already has (2231). Penoltles-Yards 15-118 3-22 0 70 93203 1 9 0 148 283 B ru n o G io rd a n o 535, Russ Sm yth X I, E ric Peterson had assists. Mike Russo A—16,360. played well defensively with David tucky 176; Notre Dame IX ; UCLA IX ; Parish Is NBA’s player of week clinched the No. 1 spot in the Tim e o f Possession 29:37 X ;23 A ndy L o re n ie n 502, S tillm a n K e ith 502, Beaulieu In goal. V llla n o va 117; R o rld a 114; Iowa State 97; Referee—Ron FOumler. Unesmer>— Seutheostarn Centarence Y o la n d a B urns 1M, B et G loss 179, K ay California 77; Tulsa 60; DePoul 64; year-long Virginia Slims points John D'Amico, Don Schoefe. INOIVIDUAL STATISTICS Contsrenee A ll Gomes M oro z 178-181-503, L o ttie K uczyn skl - . . _ Wyoming 43; St. John's 41; Michigan X ; NEW YORK — Boston center Robert Parish, who averaged 24 race — and the $225,000 that goes RUSHING—Son Francisco, Craig 947, WLTPtsOPWLTPhOP 466, VI Pulford 169184U73, Jan Sin- BOUllI LSU 5 1 0 156 78 7 2 0 233 119 R Tem ple 31; Ciemson 76; Texas Christian 77; points, 14.3 rebounds and 3.5 blocked shots in ieading the Ceitics with it — and is top-seeded in the C ribbs 6-18, M ontana 2-9, RIc 1-9. Washing­ gleton 4X, Jeannette Plerro 4X, Helen ^ Southern M ls s lu lp p l 18; Duke 12; to three victories in four games iast week, has been named the Canadlant3,Rruini2 ton, Rogers 24-104, Bryant 7-20, Schroeder Alabam a 4 1 0 167 62 9 2 0 306IX Z alegow skl 461. ECHO Squirt B New England Hockey Loulslona Stole 12; V irg in ia 12; Texas-EI week-long Championships, takes 3-1Z (taorgla 4 2 0 IX 105 7 3 0 254 182 Camp blanked Souther Connecticut, Poso 11; M ia m i, F la. 10; Northeastern NBA Player of the Week. on Sweden’s Catarina Lindqvist PASSINCr—Son Francisco, Montano 33- A uburn 3 2 0 IX 61 8 2 0 358 101 Elba 90, lost weekend. MIkey W elnicki hod 10; W ashington 10; B radley 8; O hio S tales; The 7-foot Parish capped his week with season highs of 34 1 0 1 0 -S 60-3441. W ashington, Schroeder 17-40-2- Mississippi 3 3 0 102 W 6 3 1 IX 147 two goals with David Hauswirth, Eric St. Joseph's 5; New Orleans 3; Ala. tonight in her opening-round 170. Kentucky 2 3 0 82114 5 4 1 219 179 Hurtuk, Craig Massicotte, Cris Paz- points, 19 rebounds, nine assists and five blocked shots in a 1 0 1 1 - 3 M iss. St. 2 3 0 52 I X 6 4 0 192 251 Ralph Dover 143160-135-440, Andy Blrmlnghom 3; Arkansas State 1; Jackson­ match. AP photo n rtt Period—1, Boston, Kasper 5, RECEIVING—Son Francisco, Rice 12- Lamoureux 139147-415, Fran Chartler ada, Corey Wry and Jeff Herold adding ville 1; Michigan Stole 1; South Carolina 1. 118-111 victory at Detroit. 10:00. 7, Montreal, Corbonneou 7 (Nllon, 204, C lark 899, C raig 54Z Cribbs 4-36, F lo rid a 2 4 0 M ill 5 5 0 206160 153375, A l A tk in s 154-417, Ja ck T a lle y one apiece. Hauswirth had three assists Other first-round singles to­ F rancis 3-17, C raw ford 1-43, Frank 1-1. Tennessee 13 0 81 127 4 5 0 209 206 with Wry, Mike Morrissey and Phil New Jersey Devils’ Steve Richmond during the first period of Monday night’s M om esso), 10:33. Penalties—Lem leux, Vanderbilt 0 5 0 69 173 1 9 0 173 312 382, H enry A g o s tln e lll 133143398, T ra ­ night pit third-seeded Hana 6Aon (roM O ilng), 4:36; NIenhuls, Bos W ashington, M onk 6-57, C lark 5-70, B ryant vis Cook Sr. 183150-455, (Sene Donor Reid adding one apiece. Todd Haus- NRA otatlotics Mandlikova of Czechoslovakia NHL game at the Meadowlands Arena in (trlpplna), 7:56; Boston bench, served by 3-12, D M ler 3-38, W arren 1-3. 139393, Chris TImoney 139356, Jerry wlth turned away eight shots to record Mazzllll Inks one-year Mets deal (right) and New. York Rangers’ Walt Courtnoll (too many men on loe), 11:29; MISSED FIELD GDALS—San Fran­ College football top twenty R idel 149399, Don B e n o it 147-405, T ony the shutout. against Terry Phelps and No. 5 Poddubny advance tovvard the puck East Rutherford, N.J. Larson, Bos, m lnor^notor (sloshing, fight­ cisco, Wersching 35. D esim one 137-370, Joe D esim one 3 X . Scoring NEW YORK — Utiiity outfielder-first baseman Lee Mazzilii Pam Shriver against Italy’s ing), 19:23; Momesso, Mon, double mlnor- G r a FT 1tts A vg molor (slashing. Instigator, fighting), The AP Top Twenty PnW ee A Jordan, Chi. 8 113 X 307 X .4 signed a one-year contract with the New York Mets Monday, the Raffaella Reggi. 19:23. By The Assoctated Press Adulta Design Group I outlasted Mld- Vondeweghe, Prt. 9 94 69 259 a.8 ’ club announced. The tournament began Monday Collaga football ataiidinga The Top Twenty teams In the Associ­ Second Period—None. Penalties— Pogonl Caterers IW (Mark Murphy Falrfleld, 10-4, lost weekend at the English, Den. 9 102 46 2 X 27.8 ’ Mazzilii, who was eligible for free agency after the 1986 season Mllbury, Bos (hlgh-tMcklng), 5:21; ated Press college football poll, with first- Bolton Ice Palace and then traveled to with No. 7 Manuela Maleeva of Atlonllc Coast Conference place votes In parentheses, 19M record, 31, Doug Le o na rd 18, T om M eggers 16, B ird , Bos. 8 76 57 215 26.9 Bourque, Bos (cross-checking), 11:26. BUI Pardo 16, D ove P a rd o 11) F o rm a l E n fie ld to d e a dlock h o st E n fie ld , 1-1. Ololuwon, Hou. 7 75 35 185 76.4 but did not file, played a key role in New York’s drive to its first Bulgaria defeating Melissa Gur­ Cenference All Oomee to ta l points based on 20-19-1M7-16-15-14-13- Sean Malone had four goals and two Rangers can’t hold a lead WLTPIeOPWLTPIsOP 13-11-10-94-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 and ran kin g In lost Coaches 84 (M a rk M Is tre tta 76, BUI McHale, Bos. 8 77 57 211 26.4 World Series championship since 1969. ney 6-4, 6-1 and West Germany’s Third Period—3, Boston, Simmer 4 Anderson 19, P a t S ilv e r 16, D a rry l C a rr assists In leading the wav fo r Design Short, G.S. 8 74 54 204 25.5 (M citerthy), 1:00. 4, Montreal, Dahlln 3 ciem son 5 1 1 179 97 7 2 1 248 145 week's poll: Group. Mike Kelsey added two goals “ Lee did everything for us we asked and more,’’ Mets General Bettina Bunge pulling off the first N.Caro.St. 5 2 0 198 185 7 2 1 273 231 Record Pts Pvs 11) Davis, Phoe. 9 98 76 222 24.7 (Lem leux, (jln g ro s ), 18:40. Penalties— Manchester Bar Association M (Tom and two assists with Jim Curry adding a Dontley, Det. 8 65 65 195 24.4 Manager Frank Cashen said. upset, downing eighth-seeded New Jersey is 3-0-1 in its last four Courtnall, Bos (holding), 1:17; Llnsemon, N .C orollna 4 2 0 164 160 6 3 1 242 214 L M Ia m l, Flo. (56) KHM) 1,196 1 goal and two assists. Greg Tolman, A EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. Go. Tech 3 2 0 144 89 5 3 1 237 156 2.Penn State (3) 1040 1,119 3 Ju kn is 31, J im M cC lo ske y 14, Ed Wilkins, Atl. 7 60 48 170 24.3 Kathy Rinaldi 7-5, 6-4. Bos, malor-motch penalty (head butting), R ow ley 12) W estown P h a rm a cy 75 Kevin WIehn and Joe Konrad each M.Malone,Wash. 9 64 81 209 23.2 (AP) — The New York Rangers games. 9:16; Corbonneou, Mon (roughing), 9:16. Duke 3 40 101 174 4 6 0 165 242 XOklohom o 9-1-0 1083 4 added a goal. Derek Moulton notched All 16 players in the singles and NHIL Roundup V irg in ia . 2 40 101 150 3 7 0 180 273 4. Arlzono St. (1)90-1 1025 5 (Dennis Downer 31, Lyndon Kroh 24) Thomas, Det. 8 ,43 56 184 23.0 can’t seem to hold onto a lead, and Sator, explaining his benching Overtime—5, AAontreal, Smith 10 (Robin­ B .A . C lub 84 (K e ith B ennet 16, M ik e four assists with Ken Herold, Brennan Harper, Clev. 9 77 49 205 22.8 Longhorn women tops In AP poll eight doubles teams qualified for son, R ich e r), :24. Penalties—None. M aryla n d 1 3 1 111 123 4 5 1 220 201 5. Nebraska 91-0 964 6 Lundberg and Rod Grey adding one with three of their top players out of Larouche, said. “ It’s a man­ W k.Forest 1 5 0 179199 4 6 0 301 274 6. Mlchloon 91-0 8X 2 G ra y 15, Ray S u lliv a n 11, Dan B a rry 10) Worthy, LAL 6 52 31 I X 22J Shots on gool—Boston 8-7-54)—20. M ont­ Smoke 71 (Jim Richard 29, Frank Lev apiece. Kevin Mlllen had 16 saves. Aguirre, Doll. 9 76 47 202 22.4 the world’s richest women’s of the lineup, it may be a while agement decision for indifferent re a l 4-133-1—25. 7.0hlo St. 920 842 9 Curry had the lone goal against NEW YORK — The University of Texas women’s basketball 8. LSU 7-20 730 12 13, Dave D erench 11) J.Molone, Wash. 9 79 X 195 21.7 event on a season-long points and ineffective play. The shame Power-plav Opportunities—Boston 0 of Sportsmans W (Dean Frodel 77, E rn ie Enfield. Malone and WIehn had assists. Chambers, Sea. 8 58 52 170 21.3 team has been chosen to repeat as national champion in The before things start looking up. 3; M on tre a l 0 o f 7. 9. Alobama 920 707 11 M lllen played well In goal. system. Lloyd, the French Open "We wanted to take it to them of it is he is the guy we need to get WLTPtsOPWLTPtsOP 10.SO. C a lifo rnia 7-20 641 13 Scott 31, Bob Penney 10) Hose 73 (Jim Parish, Bos. 8 66 34 166 X .8 ; Associated Press’ 1986-87 preseason poll. On Monday, the Rangers lost a (ro o lle s—Boston, Rlggln (25 shots-23 W ehr 77, Don Socha 13, Tom F ora n 12) Smith, Sac. 8 63 36 164 X .5 champion who is ranked second early,” Carpenter said, “ espe­ going.” saves). M on tre a l, Roy (20-18). Oklahom a 600282 13 9 1 0 446 56 11. Arkonsas 8-20 546 17 Honzllk, Den. The Longhorns, who have held the No. 1 spot in the poll for 24 2-1 lead when Uli Hiemer and Nebraska 5 1 0 231 61 9 1 0 399130 12. W oshlngton 7-2-1 472 10 Pea Wn R 9 56 64 184 X .4 in the world, was forced to pull out cially after last night’s tough loss A —17,930. straight weeks, since the end of January 1985, received 57 John MacLean scored 15 seconds Referee—Terry (Sregson. Llnesmet>— Colorado 5 1 0 116 77 5 5 0 184 169 13. Texos A&M 7-30 455 7 EC JV football rwifi vooi pvmnfoas of the tournament because of a (to Edmonton). Give them lots of Wayne Bonney, Ron Finn. Iowa St. 3 3 0 115147 6 4 0 243 223 14. Arlzona 7-20 432 14 Regal Men's Shop blanked Southern first-place votes and 1,272 points from a nationwide panel of 64 apart midway through the third credit because they lost a tough Canadlens 3, Bruins 2 Okta.St. 2 3 0 71 89 4 5 0 150171 15. Auburn 9 2 0 405 8 The East Catholic lunlor varsity Connecticut, 8-0, and tied Sprlrfgfleld, FG FGA Pet knee injury. 1-1, last weekend. In the shutout kley. 37 51 .725 women’s coaches. period, giving the New Jersey Bobby Smith banked in a shot M issouri 1 4 0 60185 2 7 0 142 304 16.Stanford 7-20 XI 16 football team defeated St.Bernard's, West, (:if Navratilova admits she misSefe game to the Oilers and they Kansas St. 1 5 0 60194 2 8 0 124 294 17. B a vlo r 7-30 2 X 18 41-14, M onday In U n c a s v llle . The victory. Tommy MItney was In goal. 47 73 .644 Louisiana Tech, the former two-time national champion, Devils a 3-2 NHL victory. off Boston defenseman Paul Timmy Shoemaker had three goals and Abdul-Jobbor, LAL 46 72 .6X Lloyd and their long-running worked their tails off tonight.” Kansas 0 6 0 41210 3 7 0 112 272 18. UCLA 6-3-1 160 19 Eagles' record finishes at an Impres­ Pierce, M il. finished second in the preseason poll with two first-place votes A day earlier. New York had Boutilier 24 seconds into overtime 19. Clemson 7-2-1 156 IS sive 7-1 (or the season. Quarterback BUI Pace, Dan BarrI, Jeff Grote, Kevin m 112 .625 rivalry. Defenseman James Patrick S o c c e r X-Georglo 7-30 78 - Sheridan and Mark M idford added one Cartwright, N.Y. 57 97 .see ~ and 1,091 points. led the Edmonton Oilers 5-1 to give Montreal its victory at the 4g Ton Confsrsnee Mark Mangloflco ran for a touchdown McHole, Bos. 77 “ I wish she were here,” Navra­ put the Rangers in fron 1-0, Cenfsronce All Gomes Others receiving votes: Iowa 47, R o rld a and passed (or over IW yards. Running apiece, (k iry Jonas had two ossists and 132 .583 Tennessee was third with two first-place votes and 1,045 points. State 37, North Carolina State 37, V irg in ia Derick Wood, Grote and Shoemaker Teagle, G.S. 44 76 .579 tilova said. "But she’s being halfway through the ghme, only scoring on a 30-foot slapshot at Forum. WLTPtsOPWLTPtsOP backs Larry Deptula, Tom Sheehan, Alorle, Den. 43 Ohio St. 7 0 0 201 69 9 2 0295141 Tech 18, San Jose State 14, Boston Colleges, and Scott Beaulieu each added touch­ one apiece. In the tie , B arrI had the lone 75 .573 to lose 8-6. 9:21 of the first period. Nine Smith’s shot from a sharp angle goal for Regal's. MItney lowered his Royd, G.S. 52 91 .571 smart in that she’s taking time for M8C Force M ichigan 6 1 0 236 94 Minnesota 5, Maryland 3, North Carolina 3, downs fo r East. The defense was led by Wlttmon, Atl. 50 minutes later, Andy Brickley tied hit Boutilier’s stick and went in, M innesota 5 3 0 169 171 Fresno Stote2, M Iom lofD hlol, Notre Dame Rocco Desimone and Paul Chobot. goals against average to 0.75 with the 103 .563 Kookaburra III retains Its lead her injury to heal.” Rangers Coach Ted Sator said a The Manchester Soccer Club Force Iowa 4 3 0 156 132 1,Texos1. tie . Bunge, who will play the lot of credit for Monday’s out­ the score with a deflection of spoiling a solid effort by Boston (beys 10 years old) won the Central M ich . St. 3 4 0 180139 Bruce Driver’s long shot for his goaltender Pat Riggin, who faced D istrict League title Saturday wltho8-3 Indiana 3 4 0 131 IX G on Det Tet Avg FREMANTLE, Australia — Kookaburra III retained its lead Navratilova-Lindqvist winner, come has to go to the Devils, at ro m p o v e r F a rm in g to n a t T un xis Mead Olaluwon, Hou. 7 42 63 104 14.9 " in the America’s Cup defenders’ trials with a victory over took a page out of Navratilova’s first gpal of the season. 25 shots. Illin o is 3 4 0 118 186 Lolmbeer, Del. 8 42 X 111 13.9 9-7-2 off to their best start in Field In Farmington. The Force, 13-4-1 WIsensn 2 5 0 117 165 book as she continually pressured Another defenseman. Kjell Sa- The Bruins had a 2-1 lead with o v e ra ll, w in d up 5-0-1 In league p la y. 1 6 0 126198 (kikley, Chi. 8 X 79 I X 13.6 Austi*dlid III franchise history. N rthw strn Williams, N J . 8 X X 1U 13.3 Iain Murray sailed the boat he co-designed to a 2-minute, the 19-year-old Rinaldi. muelsson, put New York back 80 seconds left in regulation time BUI Renaud had three goals, Michael Purdue 1 6 0 X 2 X Parish, Bos. “ New Jersey is a good, hard­ G riffeth two and Kris LIndstrom, Tim 8 X X i n 12.8 '■ 7-second triumph over Gordon Lucas and Australia III. "I think I probably was a littie working team that keeps coming into the lead with a 60-foot shot when Kjell Dahlin forced the Kelsey and Seth Egan one apiece. Ben W illis, Atl. 8 29 73 i n 13.8 overtime with his fourth goal of Golas, Mike Sleno, Corey Wry, M a tt (Eita Vdltav Conference M.Malone,Wash. 9 43 63 105 11.7 A protest committee also overturned Australia IV’s victory more aggressive overall,” said at you with very sound and basic through a screen at 13:19 of the Lavery, Jeff Altrul, Tim Boulav and Conference All Gomes SIkma, MU. 10 » 85 115 11.5 over Kookaburra III Sunday, giving Kookaburra III a Bunge, who in 1983 was ranked second period. the season. He got a rebound 9 Carr, Port. hockey,” he said. Tom Kelley hod assists. Chris Wollen- WLTPtsOPWLTPtsOP 9 34 X 100 11.1 Hiemer knotted the score 11:43 caught in his skates and kicked berg. Jay KralewskI and goalies Don L.Smlth, G.S. 8 25 X 78 9.8 seven-point lead over Australia IV, which fell to third. sixth in the world before she was But the Rangers were hurt by E. K n tcky 5 1 0 177 92 7 2 1 274 IX in the third period, and MacLean the puck onto his stick, then lifted Carongelo and Greg Ryan played well Murray St. 5 1 0 IX 87 AssM s In other races. Kookaburra II beat South Australia by 4:10 and sidelined with an ear problem the absences of the injured for the Force. Akron 4 2 0 IX IW Australia IV sailed to a 3:20 victory over Steak’n Kidney. got the game winner 15 seconds it high over a sprawled Riggin to MM. Tenn. 3 3 0 111 X G No. AVB. that affected her balance and Tomas Sandstrom, Mark Os­ Johnson, LAL 6 75 12.5 Steak’n Kidney and South Australia were disqualified Sunday caused her to lose her hearing. borne. whose father died earlier later. tie the score. AAorehdSt. 3 3 0 107 157 Royd, G.S. 8 A u ^ P e a y 3 3 0 M 1W 96 12.0 night by a protest committee for the collision between the boats She since has had an operation in the day, and Pierre Larouche, “ It was a perfect pass and I just Steve Kasper and Tom YnostnSt. 150 1W1X Rivers, Atl. 8 79 9.9 McCarthy scored for Boston, Transactions Tenn.Tech 0 6 0 X 184 Cheeks, Phil. 10 84 Saturday. and her hearing has been whom Sator benched because of a snapped it in,” Hiemer said. Pressey, MU. 10 X South Australia was disqualified because it violated Steak’n restored. “ lack of intensity.” Alain Chevrier, who is third in while Guy Carbonneau scored the POCNIC-10 Porter, Port. 9 73 8.1 other goal for the Canadiens, who Johnson, Bos. 8 59 7.4 Kidney’s right-of-way and it in turn was disqualified for making “ My serves were more aggres­ Devils Coach Doug Carpenter, the league in victories, has been BASEBALL Lever, Den. 9 65 7.2 no attempt to avoid the collision. sive and I came in more,” she while gratified by the victory, in goal for all of the Devils’ are unbeaten in their last six BALTIMDRE ORIDLES—Signed Jim Sparrow, N.Y. 10 72 7.2 victories and has a 9-4 record. games. Dwyer, outfielder, to a one-year contract. McCray, Hou. 7 » 7.1 said. said it didn’t happen as planned. TEXAS RANGERS—Announced that Lorry Schmittou, vlcepresldentformarket- Spinks due for mandatory defense Ing and odmlnlstrotton, w ill not be ottered a position for 1987. NEW YORK — Michael Spinks, the International Boxing Even as champion, Berbick is underdog NEW YONK METS—Slonod Loo AA02- S ch olastic Federation heavyweight champion, is expected to be notified illll, outtW dtr, to o ono-veor controcl. Wednesday by the IBF that he Is due for a mandatory title a spirited workout at Johnny Tocco’s gym. with Berbick because he won’t know what VENTURA GULLS—Announced that the defense by Jan. 19,1987 against Tony Tucker, who has been the LAS VEGAS. Nev. (AP) — It seems Trevor San Bernardino Baseball Club, Inc., has Football Berbick is always the other fighter. He meant that he would beat Michael he’s doing himself.” No. 1-rated contender for the past six months. Outside the ring, Berbick has the reputa­ 6 purchased the dub and w ill move them to He was when he became the first man to go Spinks, the International Boxing Federation Son Bernardino. Because of his involvement in the HBO unification w L T Pis CCC-BosI O’a ll champion, for the undisputed title next year. tion of being a difficult man to deal with, BASKETBALL M Iom l.F la. 10 0 0 heavyweight tournament, Spinks is not scheduled to fight again the championship distance with Larry 384 w L T w L T Of course, that means he would first beat although a man who gives promoters fits is Penn St. 10 0 0 292 x-South Windsor 6 1 0 7 3 0 until April 1987. Tucker has not been invited to participate in the Holmes, when he was the first man to beat HOUSTON ROCKETS-SIgned Akeem V Ir. T ecli 8 2 1 XI East Hartford 4 1 1 5 3 1 Greg Page and when he was the last to fight Tyson and then the winner of the Dec. 12 not necessarily a bad person. Otoluwan, center, to an elght-yw Boston Col. 7 3 0 255 M anchester 4 2 1 5 4 1 tournament. World Boeing Association title bout match­ He’s been known to walk out on a fight and controct extension through the 1997-98 F lo rtd a S t. 6 3 1 353 F e rm i 3 3 0 5 3 1 and beat Muhammad Ali. iM to n . Tulsa 7 4 0 293 Hartford Public 3 4 0 3 When he became the World Boxing Council ing cham^on Tim Witherspoon and Tony have a purse held up for doing it. He’s been LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS—Waived SW Lo. 6 0 6 4 0 231 R o c k v ille 2 3 1 3 5 2 heavyweight champion by beating Pinklon Tubbs. abrasive and uncooperative at times with a Staffond Johnson, forward. Signed Kenny Pittsburgh 5 4 1 239 E n fie ld 2 4 0 3 6 1 Bias case trial to begin In March promotion. He reads and quotes the Bible and Rutgers 5 4 1 199 All-ACC girls* soccer squad W indham 0 6 1 1 8 1 Thomas, he was again the other fighter — a If he pulls that off, Berbick might get some MILWAUKEE BUCKS-Ploced Scott Tem ple 5 5 0 279 UPPER MARLBORO, Md. — Lawyers representing the man recognition. But not the kind of recognition calls himself “ The Fighting Preacher.” Sklles, guard, on Inlured reserve. Signed A rm y 5 5 0 249 X - clinched championship 6-1 underdog. m S ^ i, r S.MISS. 5 5 0 167 East Catholic High School placed five (Mercy), Maura Rodgers (Northwest accused of providing basketball star Len Bias with the cocaine And now, even as champion, he’s the other someone else in his place might get. He survives in a jungle. CIncInnatt 5 6 0 270 ACC O 'a ll that killed him have been given four months to prepare a defense. Berbick is hard to figure out, both in and “ It’s a mystery,” Berbick said, as ALBANY PATROONS—Traded Clint NotreDom e 4 performers on the All Connecticut Catholic); back row, Kathleen Adams W L T W L T man — this time, against exciting 20-year-old 5 0 242 161 Brian Lee Tribble’s lawyer on Monday asked Circuit Court out of the ring. reporters laughed. Wheeler, guard, to Tampa Bov for (}reg Tutane 4 6 0 3 « Conference all-star girls’ soccer team. (East Catholic), Amy Cantin (East x-Notre Dame 6 0 0 9 0 1 Mike Tyson, who is a strong favorite to take Ortseem, center. Traded Vince Hamilton, Syracuse 4 6 0 207 x-East Catholic .. 4 1 1 8 1 1 Judge James M. Rea to dismiss all charges against his client, away the 33-year-old Berbick’s title in a There are a couple of losses on his 31-4-1 “ You laugh, but it’s the truth. Thetruthis a feiwardwuqrd^ to Le(>oisetarthe rights to W .Y Irglnla 4 6 0 187 The complete team is: front row, from Catholic), Liz Barrett (Northwest Ca­ Fairfield Prep 3 1 2 4 2 2 alleging prosecutorial misconduct. Rea denied the motion mystery. Eorl Horrfson,tor¥mrd. S.Corellna 3 6 1 292 X a v ie r 4 2 0 7 2 0 scheduled 12-round bout at the Las Vegas record that are hard to explain. But some of FOOTBALL NOW 3 7 0 231 279 left, Melissa Carroll (East Catholic), tholic), Amy Avallone (Mercy), Sue St. Joseph's 3 2 1 5 4 1 minutes after granting a prosecution request to combine two Hilton. his victories have baffled the experts, too. “ One day very soon, someone is going to L o u isville 3 7 0 163 St. Bernard 2 4 0 5 4 0 separate indictments against Tribble into one trial. Of Berbick the fighter, Angelo Dundee, write a book about my life, and the mystery CLEVELAND BROWNS— Wichita St. 3 8 0 209 Nancy Hornik (South Catholic), Theresa Negrelll (Mercy). Missing was Laurie South Catholic 0 6 0 2 8 0 Don’t bet the rent on it. Announced that BUI Davis, vice president of E .C orallna 2 8 0 177 Sombric (East Catholic), Kathy Pillion DzarkowskI (Northwest Catholic). NWest Catholic 0 6 0 0 10 0 The trial is scheduled to begin March 16. “ I’m going to be the guy to straighen who is working with him for this fight, said. will be revealed. personnel, w ill be leaving the organization N .lllln o ls 2 9 0 144 Spinks out,” Berbick said Monday night after “ This guy (Tyson) won’t know what to do “ I should be dead and gone by now.” Memigh.St. 1 X - clinched berth In ACC championship 9 0 91 (East Catholic)\ Kathleen Faherty oom e

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Errors which do not asked this of "personal bankers” $10,000 CD. Committee, which was created by marketplace. The federal legisla­ York late Monday, but some London dealers predicted further Condominiums for Sale...... 22 Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 lessen the value of the advertisement will not at my bank and they say I am More likely you are not getting Congress in the Depository Institu­ tion mentioned above deregulated falls. “The market is having a lot of trouble breaking above the Lots/Lond for Sale...... 23 Child C are...... 51 Good Things to E a t...... 78 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 be corrected by on additional Insertion. getting 12 percent. I don't believe $101.92 each and every month. tions Deregulation Act of 1980. the banking industry. It’s more $388 level,” said one dealer. Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 98 them. Instead, that interest credit proba­ DIDC’s members were the heads than unlikely that CD rate will ever He said the market continued depressed as investors The interest from my $10,000CD, bly varies a bit from month to of federal regulatory agencies again be set by federal regulation. disappointed by gold’s drop Friday in New York below $400 — for which supposedly pays 12 percent, month — depending on the number overseeing banks and savings and the first time since early September — kept selling. N is transferred automatically to my of days in the month or other loan associations. DIDC’s job was QUESTION: We are told there is money market deposit account factors the bank uses to cilculate to phase out regulation of interest a weekly publication listing banks [h ] help wanted IHIhelp wanted I^HELP wanted ED help wanted E i I help wanted E D help wanted lu l help wanted Estslo every month. Enclosed is a copy of interest. rates on CDs and all other deposits and savings and loan associations Interest rates on T-bllls fall my latest “advice of interest There’s an easy way to deter­ at banks and S&Ls. That chore was around the country currently pay­ Looking for o Change- Dental Offlce-18 to 24 Nurse Aldes-Currently ac­ Secretory-Executive. Sa­ Soles/lndustrlol. A no­ State school substitute credit" statement, listing $101.92 mine if you are getting all the completed April 1, 1986. ing the highest interest rates on WASHINGTON — Interest rates on short-term Treasury Credit or collections expe­ interest to which you are entitled. You’re harking back to the hours per week, 4 days. cepting applications for lary to $17,000. Glaston­ tional service organiza­ Instructor-Immediate op­ IHDMES interest. Isn't that closer to 10 certificates of deposit. Do you have securities fell in Monday’s auction to levels in effect at the rienced preferred but will Computer skills desired, our Nurse Aide training bury firm Is hiring due to tion Is looking for on enings for substitute In­ Clerk/Typlst. Small East IFDR SALE percent than 12 percent? Add up the numbers on 12 consecu­ 182-day "money market certifi­ any information about such a beginning of the month. train customer oriented expereinced In dental of­ class that will begin soon. expansion. Responsible ogresslve self motivated structors with minimum 2 tive monthly advice of interest cates,” on which the maximum publication? The Treasury Department sold $8.02 billion in three-month Individual for credit man­ Hartford office. 8:30 to fice not necessary. Send Also taking applications and diversified position Individual to cover the years experience as a ANSWER: No. Even though the credit statements. Fora 12 percent interest rate was determined by agement duties. Part or 4:30. Monday through Fri­ work resume to P. O. Box for CNAs. We offer excel­ Includes administrative Manchester's F ln esf- bills at an average discount rate of 5.39 percent, down from 5.41 state of Connecticut. mental retardation Locatlon 9 room custom­ bankers you spoke to should have $10,000 CD, the resulting figure the discount rate on 26-week U.S. ANSWER: You must be thinking percent last week. An additional $8.01 billion was sold in full time days opening. All day. Pleasant working 505, Manchester Ct. 06040. lent wage and benefits. support duties fOr vice Knowledge of hydraulics worker or 2 years of 0 around Eastern Ct. Send conditions. Permanent ized Cape set on 3 plus provided a more detailed explana­ should be exactly $1,200. Treasury bills auctioned off every aout a newsletter called “ 100 six-month biils at an average discount rate of 5.44 percent, down Please contact:Dlrector president. Ability to prlor- and/or electronics a plus college training In Special resume or coll:Credlt position. Excellent ben- of Stott Developement at tlze and coordinate work acres In Hlgland Pork. tion, they told you the truth. You If it’s less, then you should have Monday, and to other CDs due in no Highest Yields,” P.O. Box 088888, Automotive Title Clerk- but will provide training. Ed or the Behavioral Ideal for professional ho- from 5.54 percent last week. Temps, P. O. Box 683, flts. Might be Ideal for Crestfleld Convalescent flow. Word processing ex­ College graduate pre­ Sciences. Per diem rate of almost certainly are getting 12 some more worts with your more than 30 months, on which the North Palm ^ a c h , Fla. 33408. Vernon, Ct. 06066.872-1996. someone re-entering the Vorled duties, pay com- me/otflce. "We can gua­ bankers. maximum interest rates were tied The rates were the lowest since Nov. 3 when three-month bills mensurate with Home/Fen wood Manor. perience needed. Oppor­ ferred. Excellent oppor­ $45. Apply of Mansfield percent interest on that CD. Published weekly, it provides sold for 5.23 percent and six-month bills averaged 5.30 percent. lob market or someone Monday-Frldoy, 7om- tunity tor advancement. rantee our homes!" 646- to U.S. Treasury securities of experience. Benefits, va­ tunity with 0 growth or­ Training School, route 44, 2482. Blanchard 8, Your arithmetic seems to have information on federally insured just starting out. Please 3pm at 643-515V. EOE Outstanding benefit pro­ iented company. Send Mansfield Depot, Ct. or gone awry. If you’re getting $101.92 QUESTION: Until a few years comparable maturities. The new discount rates understate the actual return to call Mrs. Palmer, 289-9576. cation, call Bernie at Car­ Rosetto. 646-2482.a banks and S&Ls with the highest investors — 5.54 percent for three-month bills with a $10,000 bill OPERATORS dinal Buick, Manchester. gram Includes bonus, fee resume to: Regional Soles call Susan PawloskI of interest every month, that totals ago, federal law required that the Those tie-in interest rate regula­ rates on money market deposit paid. Coll Ann Ross 659- 566-8451, 429- selling for $9,863.80 and 5.67 percent for six-month biiis selling for 649-4571. Carpenters Needed- M an ag er, 3836 Pem - Must be seen! Luxurious 3 $1,223.04 per year and works out to interest rates on certificates of tions were abolished Oct. 1, 1983. accounts and CDs with various 1ft A2a4 3511. Business Personnel brooke Lone, Vestal, New 6451 .AA/EOE. $9,725.00. Immediate opening for bedroom aluminum sided V 12.2304 percent interest on your deposit issued during the ensuing Since then, bapks and S&Ls have maturities. su it Opoalagt ★ MEDICAL ★ Assoclotes-Glostonbury. York 13850. In a separate report, the Federal Reserve said Monday that the Child Care-Seeking ma- experienced carpenters. Colonial on the west side. For silk Kreening end hot SECRETARY ,ture, coring woman to All phases of construc­ Great family house. "We average yield for one-year Treasury bills, the most popular index Auto dlsmontler-Some ex­ R71BU8INE88 •tampina cosmetic parts. ' care for Infant, 3 days per tion. Full time employ­ can guarantee our for making changes in adjustable rate home mortgages, rose to Pari time position avail­ week, 8-5, In my Manches­ perience desired but not H^DPPDBTUNITIES No experience necessary. ment and benefits. Call homes!" 646-2462. Blan­ able in Internal Medicine ter home. Flexible on 742-5317,8:30 to 5:00. Mon­ necessary. Must hoveown 5.89 percent last week after averaging 5.76 percent the week Dental assistant, 3 days chard & Rosetto. 646- People Express sheds no-frills image before. Apply In person: office. Responsibilities in­ days. 646-8053. day through Friday. tools, overtime plus benef­ steel Building Dealership 2482.0 per week. Experienced its, overage 45-50 hours with m a 1 o r APOLLO II clude billings, insurance preferred but not neces­ weekly. Coll 649-3391. Port time Receptionist- manufacturer-Sales & En­ South Windsor-New list­ By Julia Dolan man Bruce Hicks said. “We felt all 5 Qian Rd., forms, light typing and sary. Coll 643-1726. gineering support. Starter American Airlines to buy AIrCal Manchester, CT M R T R A m C Looking for o bubbly, out ing Immaculate 7 room The Associated Press along the condition could be met. patient contact. Truck Orlver/Worehouse ads furnished. Some areas Raised Ranch. Spacious going person who enloys Full time position availa­ person combination. Wil­ We felt it was fair to the deb­ FORT WORTH, Texas — American Airlines says it has agreed 203 - 647-1678 CONTROLER'S taken. Call (303) 759-3200. family room with deluxe Call Cathy people. Must be responsi­ ble at automotive lube lingness to work overtime Ext. 2401. NEWARK, N.J. - People Ex­ tholders and are certainly pleased to buy ACI Holdings Inc., parent company of the carrier AirCal, Entranca examination now ble, mature and dependa­ center. Experience' help­ wood stove, 3 bedrooms, between 9 am and 5 pm open. For (uilbar Info, writs: for New England furni­ 7>h baths, quiet location. press Inc. has cleared another that it was completed.” for $225 million in cash. ble. Hours approximately ful but will train. Apply In ture distributor. Benefits. hurdle en route from independence ■ “We have achieved a great deal The purchase was intended to bolster American’s service in P.O. Box 275, Starling. VA 1 to 6, exceptTuesdaystlll person at: 315 Brood St., Only $159,900. U 8, R 646-4665 22170 Apply In person : Ware­ Realty. 643-2692.0 to merger with Texas Air Corp., to further the merger,” said the West, spokesman John Hotard said Monday. 9. 4 days per week. Call Manchester or coll 647- house M & Associates, 170 646-5153. Leave message. 8997. Tunnel Rood, Vernon, Ct. HELP WANTED while shedding its "no frills” People Express spokesman Rus­ AirCal, based in Newport Beach, Calif., operates 39 planes to 17 SECRETARY Manchester-$165,000-0ne policy to become a full-service sell Marchetta. cities in six states and Canada with a hub at John Wayne Airport 6 room two story apart­ airline. The concessions would save in Orange County. For reception, typ­ ment with UP to 4 bed­ A key condition of the merger Texas Air $13.2 million in annual Hotard said the acquisition doesn’t mean American has ing and general du­ NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED K M art help wanted. rooms and two 1 bedroom was met Monday with word that interest payments once it acquires strayed from its previously stated policy of internal growth, nor PART TIME flots, each on one level, 2 ties. Good skills re­ gas furnaces, appliances the holders of 88.3 percent of People Express. is it a reaction to Delta Air Lines’ recent purchase of Western IN MANCHESTER AREA DATA ENTRY Merchandise Em­ People Express’ public debt secur­ quired Including Included. Convenient lo­ Texas Air’s $115 million tender Airlines. K88nsy 8L 151 Glastonbury firm ployees, Cashiers, cation, call our office for ities had agreed to cuts in the offer, which still must be approved typing and P.C. Ex­ I ^ R I M T E R S interest payments they receive. “It has been known that American needed a West Coast hub,” Na Miln A Union 81 Aroi all seeks person to work Stock. Full time and the details. D. W. Fish by People Express stockholders, Hotard said. “Now, with the acquisition of AirCal, it gives cellent opportunity/ Hudson 81 ill part-time positions Realty. 643-1591 or 871- Also Monday, People Express also carries another major condi­ with Lotus 123 soft- 1400.0 began offering free beverages, American a north-south traffic flow on the West Coast.” benefits. Send your NIGHTS: Wllllimi 81 III wear on P.C. 25 hours available experience tion: that holders of at least 85 The merger must be approved by the U.S. Department of stripper, minimum 2 years Oaklind 81 3-17 not necessary, many a snacks and baggage check-in percent of People Express’ Swiss resume and salary per week. Require 70 Spic & Spanlll Immacu­ service for the first time in its Transportation. experience with some 4-coIor 8ummltt 81 388-453 WPM. Experienced employee benefits. late 6 plus room Ranch In franc convertible bonds agree to history to; flrovi 8L 48-55 Apply in person daily East Hartford. Nice neigh­ five-year history. This follows the sell them at a reduced price. experience. preferred but will train. introduction earlier this year of Farguion Rd. ill An exciting opportun­ Mon-Sat Manchester K borhood, baths, 1st Lydall corrects earnings error floor family room, ap­ seat selection and a frequent-flier "The financial condition of Peo­ Personnel DAYS: Mountiln Rd. ill ity to learn new akills. Mart 239 Spencer program. ple Express is well known and StreefEOE. pliances, city utilities, Lydall Inc. today reported net income from its CompuDyne Administrator i^' • Smali Press Operator Na Elm 8L 92-230 633^8374. above ground pool. People Express said it would not Texas Air has made it clear from Corp. plant as $1,519,000 or 52 cents a share, for the nine-month Sharwood Circli all the beginning that this deal had to 2 years experience. $113,900. Jackson & Jack- abandon its tradition of low fares. period ending Sept. 30. NCR Technology Inc. • Cutter Operator Parkir 8L 399-514 son. 646-1316. But industry analysts questioned be on economically viable terms,” Last week Lydall reported the plant’s income was $1,797,000, or Lydall 8L 1-47 said Hicks. 100 Prestige Park Road 1-2 years experience. whether the company that burst on 62 cents a share. The mistake came from an accounting error, • Bindery Helpers, no experience. Woodbridgi 8L 293-470 Waterfront Property M! the scene in April 1981 as a no-frills, People Express has reported a company officials said in a prepared statement. East Hartford, CT 06108 Witches Woods Lake- discount carrier, can become a third-quarter net income loss of Lydall’s.third-quarter earnings of $314,000, or 10 cents a share, CA LL FOR INTERVIEW P a r t T i m e . Woodstock, Ct. 5 room full-service airline without charg­ $112.9 million and said in the first MANCHESTER HERALD Tri-level with 3 bedrooms. are unaffected by this change, the company said. 1- 800- 221-6052 m ct 1- 800- 654-3547 Approximately 1200 ing full-service prices. nine months of 1986 it had a An Equal Opply. Employer Call NOW 643-2711 / 647-9946 Earn Extra Cash! ELLINGTON, CT square feet. 1 car garage. The debtholders’ agreement consolidated net loss of $254 million M/F 80’ on the wafer. Year- r—«--- triggered a promised $15 million on revenues of $1 billion. AT&T seeks rate reductions Qualified Appllcanta Only round property.$129,900. loan from Texas Air, which People Texas Air has said that once the INSERTERS WANTED Jackson & Jackson. 646- Express had said it needed to avoid merger agreement is completed, it WASHINGTON — Residential customers will save an average 1316. filing for protection under bank­ would provide People Express 6.2 percent on their monthly American Telephone & Telegraph Call 647-9946 'V.. ruptcy laws. It needed $9 million to with another $60 million in working Co. long-distance bills under a $1.2 billion rate reduction AT&T ASST. MANAGER / MANAGER TRAINEES make interest payments due capital to keep it in the air until it wants to impose starting Jan. 1. Ask for Bob Monday. can be gibsorbed by a Texas Air For the average home phone caller, who spends about $9 Come Grow With Vs Texas Air had said it would not subsidiary. monthly on long-distance, the rate reduction will amount to about AP photo provide the loan and would call off Untii Monday, People Express 50 cents a month. CARD GALLERY the merger deal unless the holders Ouch! charged 50 cents for soft drinks, The reductions described in AT&T’s rate filing focus on Are you ambitious, creative, highly motivated? Do you enjoy working in a fast- A People Express employee drives a baggage carrier of at least 85 percent of the coffee, juice and snacks, $3 for a MANAGERS/ securities agreed to. interest daytime calls and favor those who make shorter calls by placing paced, ever changing environment? Then we are looking for you to join us. We past one of the company's jets at Newark International snack pack of crackers, nuts, the deepest cuts on the charge for the first minute of the call. Money’s Tight! ASST. MANAGERS Airport on Monday. People Express instituted free reductions. chi' 'se and sausage, and $6 for are a progressive and expanding retail chain of card and gift stores. Do not pic­ “This was obviously one of the sandwiches offered on longer The proposal must be approved by the Federal Communica­ ture us as a small card store: Our 2 new stores currently under construction are PART TIME snacks, beverage service and luggage check-in, a switch tions Commission. You Can Loosen the Pinch A Ladles apparel big hurdles that People Express flights. Luggage check-in cost $3 12,000 sq. ft. and 26,000 sq. ft. chain has Immediate from its no-frills policy, which charged for these services. had to cross,” Texas Air sookes- per bag. CUSTOMER SERVICE We offer a generous benefit program including merchandise discount, medical/ By Becoming openings available dental insurance (if choosen), paid vacations, holidays, sick pay, and profit shar­ for full tl me managers DEPARTMENT and assistant manag­ ing plan, for a confidential interview for placement in the Manchester/Vernon ers. We are looking area, call Shirley Wright collect 203-236-3281 or write A Telemarketer Mon.-Thurs. 3:00-7:30 pm (only 2 positions left) for career minded in­ Fri. 3:00-7:00 pm dividuals who are mo­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Diamond Sales Co. or tivated, responsible, Sat. 7:00-10:00 am 345 N. Main Street, Suite 315, West Hartford, CT 06117. and enjoy working EOE A Crew Driver with people. Previous IL08T (car necessary) retail experience a [jQ AND FOUND HELP WANTED |HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED [HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED plus. We offer; Health for the Manchester Herald! Benefits and a Pen­ Abandoned-Male 3 month Carpet Installer and Planned Mointenance Guest Service Assistant managers Part Time Janitorial Dietary Aide-Immediate Mature woman to care for sion Plan, with sala­ old. Shepherd, black and Helpers. Top pay, health Service Salesman to ser­ Representative-Position wanted. Day shift. We work Rockville area. 2 opening for energetic per­ toddlers, morning and af­ PICTURE THIS ries for qualified peo­ tan. Named Rex. Call the Insurance, paid vacation, vice and repair loading available. Experienced haveflexible hours availa­ hours per morning. 4 days son to perform a variety ternoon shifts. 7 to 1,1 to6. Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 5:30-8:30 / Sat. 10-2 ple ranging from preferred. Full time 3pm ble. No experience neces­ per week. Call 249-6880. of kitchen tasks. 3-7pm. Manchester Ooa Warden bonus. Year round work. dock. Levelers. Good In the Children's Place $15,000 to $18,000. If at 643-4642. driving record Is required to 11pm. Excellent career sary. Call 646-4300. Will train beginner.. Call Day Care Center. Man­ Coll 282-0831. Commerlcol $ EXTRA MONEY $ you are interested in work. and a mechanical back­ opportunity for the right Cook Attendant- 646-0129. chester, call 643-5535. Call Susan 647-9946 for details. Impounded-Femole, 8 ground Is helpful. Will person. Apply at front State school substitute Permanent part time posi­ an exciting and chal­ 9 weeks. Retriever cross, train on the lob. Excellent desk: Quality Inn, 51 Hart­ teacher-1 mmedlote open­ tion available, Monday With Your Own Part-Timo Job. lenging career, call 1- black and white. Spencer benefits and lob opportun­ ford Tpke, Vernon. 646- ings for substitute through Friday. 4pm- 800-972-9603 and ask Street. Female, 3 months, ity. Please coll M r. Sher­ 5700. EOE/AA. teachers. Certified In Spe­ 8pm. Minimum 2 years IV$ Easy To Loosen the PInchl for Personnel. mixed breed, tan with Driver-Port time for the wood Rose at Stordox cial Ed. Per diem rate of experience In large scale An Excellent Opportunity for* black face. Tolland Turn­ Manchester Herald, Cov­ Equipment Company, Person to perform cour­ $60. Apply at Mansfield food service operotlon re­ pike. Call the Manchester entry route. Good pay. phone 228-9478 for an ie r and general file clerk Training School, route 44, quired. Also must have Housewives and Mothers with Ooo Warden at 643-6642. Short hours! Call Frankat Interview. sevices. Part or full time. Mansfield , Depot, Ct. or some experience dealing PLAGE ° 742-8867 or the Manchester Flexible hours possible. coll Susan PawloskI at with mentally retarded. Found-Youno block cat. Herald office. 647-9946. Part time drivers - wanted Retirees welcome. Send 566-8451 or 429-6451. $8.61 per hour. Apply: young children bring them Birch Mountain area. 643- for South Windsor school resume to: Kathy Tower AA/EOE. Mansfield Training 5093. buses. Starting pay $6 per at Fuss & O'Neill, 210 Main School, route 44, Mans­ AN with you and save on nWANTED!! hour. Full training pro­ St., Manchester, Ct. 06040 Receptlonlst- field Depot, Ct. or call WE HAVE AN EXCITING vided. Call 528-0086. or call 646-2469. EOE/M-F. Swltchboard Operator- Susan PawloskI at 429- babysitting costs. Salary to $13,364. 6451. AA/EOE. OPPORTUNITY IN JOIN OUR SALES FORCE Sales Reps Needed-Salary East Hartford roofing Available due to promo­ AD PER8DNAL8 plus commislon. Inside company looking for roof­ tion. Busy front desk posi­ Truck Driver/Dellvery sales, no experience ne- ers and roofers helpers. tion In contemporary of- Person. No class 11 li­ Because of our ADVERTISING SALES! WORK PART TIME New Credit Card! No one cessory, will train. Call No experience necessary. Part time day position In fIce of successful cense needed. Approxi­ countless readers. customer service depart­ refused Vlso/Mastercord. ll-5pm, Monday through Benefits available. Call corporation. 1 plus years mately 20-25 hours per We hBve b permBnent full time position avsilsble for an Must like children, must have reliable Coll 1-619-565-1522 ext. Friday. 282-9893. 289-2919. ment of area fuel oil switchboard receptionist week. Call for appoint­ Classified ads bring C.76CT... 24 hours. compony. Experienced In experience needed. Excel­ ment between 9 and 4. such good response you Advertising Sales Representative for the Manchester Her­ car. Hours 5pm-8pm, Mon.-Thurs., 6 Telemarketing-Career working with the public or lent benefits Includes tui­ Household vinegar Is an Arthur Drug Store Ware­ may have trouble Opportunlty-or lost port telemarketing helpful. tion reimbursement. house. 649-8648. ald. Monday through Friday, 8:30 am to 5pm. Must be 9:30-1 pm Sat. effective and Inexpensive Apply In person at Atlas Downtwon Hartford on keeping track of fabric softner when added time. We have exciting energetic and reliable. Must have dependable transporta­ opportunities available Oil, 414 Tolland Street, bus line. Fee paid. Call: Meadows Manor Is now interested callers! GD HELP WANTED to the final laundry rinse. for energetic motivated East Hartford between Ann Ross, 659-3511. Busi­ accepting appi Icatlons for tion. Maintain established account list and expand terri­ EASY MONEY Classified Is the effective Individuals. We offer full 8:30 and 4:00. EOE. ness Personnel Asso­ future certified nurse aide Eager buyers read the 21 Hours Per Week and Inexpensive wav to training, flexible sche­ ciates, Glastonbury. training classes. Please Classified columns tory by cold call selling. Salary plus Mileage Infant dov care needed find a cosh buyer for dules, high salaries and Part time help wanted apply In person Monday Salary Plus Gas Allowance reimbursement. Excellent benefits, including dental, paid C A L L S U S A N beoinnino In Januory. For household Items you no complete benefits. Ask afternoons, evenings, through Friday, 9am- every day! more Information please Babysitter-Needed, Tue- longer use. 643-2711._____ vourself-are you making weekends. Apply In per­ 3pm. Meadows Manor, SOUND INTERESTING? holidays, vacation. Please call Denise Roberts, Advertis­ call 643-0689. say through Friday from You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and Nowhiringl Manager and what you are worth? If not son Pero Fruit Stand, 276 2pm to 9pm. 2 children In 333 Bldwell Street, IN CIRCULATION coll Mr. Melloat 1-800^367- Oakland Street. 643-6384. Manchester. •uperviae our carrier boya & girls. If you Ilka kida,. ing Director, at 643-2711 for interview appointment. Part time-for $50 a day- waitresses with expe­ my Manchester home. rience for new Icecream 3720 or 1-203-249-7852. 646-3508 after 9pm. want a littia Indapandence and your own Income... our work Is like ploy. Call Dental As!>lstant-3 day Clerical position. Accu­ TODAY Mr. Mike at 1-800-367-3720 parlor In Coventry. Call MANCHESTER M r. Miles. 646-8340. ___ Unisex Hair Stylist, part week In Glastonbury. Pe­ rate typing required. or 1-203-249-7852.______time, 20 hours. Must be riodontal practice. Expe­ Jewelery Sales-Part time Computer experience LOOKING FOR a second dependable. Experienced rienced preferred. Includ­ Christmas help wanted. helpful but not necesary. Flexible hours. Apply :DI- HERALD 647-9946 Poultry farm workers toil car tor your family? with following preferred. ing x-ray technique but Insurance and dental be­ datsHltd ads people read lianrlipstpr MpralJi time. Benefits Included. Don’t miss the many offer­ Apply: Danco’s 253 West willing to rain enthusias­ anjond Showcase, Man­ nefits In Glastonbury of­ X C A L L 647-9946 or 647-994r \ Coll Arbor Acres Farms. ings In today’; classified Middle Tpke, behind Mr. tic Individual. Call Jo at chester Parkade, fice park. Call Sue 659- pheiM 643-2711 c la s s if ie d Manchester. 633-4681. John Purcell. columns. Donut. 3 633-8371. /OOO. » - MANCHESTER HERALD. TucsdeYi MANCHESTER SPORTS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Building panel Whalers anxious Pie making fills KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright to meet Montreal church’s coffers IN0ME8 I HOMES mends fences F 0 I 8 M £ FOR SALE ... page 3 w ... page 9 ... page 14 All rtol ntott advertised Govornmont Homes from BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY In the Manchester Herald $1 (U repair). Delinquent Is sublect to the Fair tax property. Reposses­ Housing Act of 1M8> which sions. Coll 805-6S7-6000 ext n n P A M T IN e / HEATMfi/ MI8CELLANEBUS mokes It Illegal to odver* G H 9965 for current repos­ PLUMDINB SERVICES tise any preference, lim­ session list. GHLOCARE 1 2 l iPAPERIN6 itation or discrimination based on race, color, reli­ Reduced to's99,950l Man- Quality child care given Complete Interior Reno­ Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ Concrete Work- gion, sex or national chester by owner. 6 room by responsible mother. vations. Textured ceil­ throom remodeling; In­ Excavotlon, foundation, origin, or on Intention to Dormered Cope, 1 car 643-2984. ings. Repair damaged stallation werter heaters, floor, patio. Fully bisured. make any such prefer­ garage with patio. Full walls. Expert Installation garbage disposals; faucet 875-3827. Richard Caron. ence, limitation or dis­ basement. Excellent loca­ of all wall coverings. Con­ repairs. 649-4539. Vlso/M- crimination. The Herald tion ond condition I Coll C lEA N M S tinental Painting. 872- osterCord accepted. Phil's Lawn Care. Fall i®anrl|patpr Hrralh will not knowingly accept owner for appointment. SERVICES 6018. Cleon up and light lands­ ) Manchester — A City o( Village Charm any advertisement which 649-6309. Have you read today's caping. Call Phil 742-7476. Is In violation of the low. Complete Interior renova­ Classified section? It con­ 6-6 Duplex-with heating Reasonable, reliable, tions. Textured ceilings. tains hundreds of Interest­ Monchester-$239,900-4 systems, garage and a house cleaning. Please Repair damaged walls. ing offers. 643-2711. bedroom Colonial nestled prime location near the coll 649-3052. Expert Installoflon of all Wednesday, Nov. 19,1986 30 Cents on 2 plus acres In one of hospital. "W e Guornotee wallcoverings. Continen­ MISCELLANEBUS Tune Up Time - Leaf Manchesters finest loca­ Our Houses" Blanchard & tal Painting. 872-6018. Blowers, snow blowers, SERVICES lawn and garden equlp- tions. 12 X 19 master Rosetto. 646-2482.0 CARPBITRY/ bedroom with walk-ln J & L Stone-Pointers. iTienf. Also offeringa com­ N - ’ I.’ * ' - ^ 1 * V ------closet. Dining room, eot- One floor Ilylng.Avallable REMODEUNB (Reduced rotes)-Wlnter Odd |obSt,Trucklng. Home plete sharpening service. If you buy this Immacu­ season, commercial, resi­ repairs. You name It, we Quality Sharpening, 104 In kitchen and super fam­ p i - ily room with cathedral late 3 bedroom ranch. No lob too big or small. dential, fully Insured, do It. Free estimates. Hilliard Street (203) 649- Heavy snow 2111 celling, skylight, brick Fireplace, pool & morel Complete Interiors and quality references. Cater­ Insured. 643-0904. . fireplace, boy wlndowond "We Guornotee Our exteriors. Quality and Re- ing to customers who Houses" Blanchard & Ro­ demond perfection. 649- Your neighborhood For electrical repairs or sliders to large deck. 2V6 llablllty. Continental l ' f baths, 2 cor garage. D. W. setto. 646-2482.D 6048. handy man I Honest fam­ handyman, call 649-2254 ' : Pointing. 872-6018. CARS CARS ' 1“ Fish Realty. 643-1591 or ily man, will estimate any evenings. Free estimates. 1’ i ' 871-1400.O Coventry-Cozy 5 room ------When you hove some- lob you create, lawns, Licensed and Insured. FBR SALE f*,| FBR SALE f , I aluminum sided year No lob too big or too thing to sell, find a cash hauling, cleaning, paint­ takes state 1 0 round Ranch near Coven­ smoll. Complete Interiors buyer the easy way ...with ing, and minor repairs. INVITATION T O V O try Lake. Wall to wall Choppers Engine $200, 1970 Ply­ point approximatlav 200 feat watt of Ann Straat. Approxl- Education last week. Story on page Index are less serious types of injuries 28,467 to 32,648, he said. In 1984, U.S. ’Transportation TO OIDER, ( m 4 $2.90 fw tacb ano. Excellent sound. mouth 318 Engine $200. matlav 160 faat of Route 31 will ba realigned to tha Intartac- Lt. Kenneth Kirschner, traffic Secretary Elizabeth Dole issued duplex fully appllanced $150.646-1229 or 646-7380.or 4. and more people are walking away The statistics cover only state aattSTi, 9lM 909 t*r FMtigt mN Call 646-6649 after 3:0l)pm. 'tlon with Route 74, and otlgnol tvttam will ba Inttalled. Tha 24 pages, 4 sections coordinator for state police, said regulations that would have re­ inNllag. kitchen, V/i baths, no CDNDBMINIUM8 will donate to accredited proposed Improvemantt are being recommended (or fund­ from accidents.” and interstate highways patrolled pets. 1 year lease plus Shop the ing with Federal and State funds under tha Intaritate Trade- ’Tuesday that 540 front-seat occu­ quired airbags or some other form FBR RENT (charitable) Advice______17 Lottery. pants were seriously injured in The number of passenger vehi­ q)y state police. security deposit. $675 per organlzotlon.D In Program. Connecticut’s seat-belt law, of automatic protection on all cars month plus heat and utili­ Business__21-22 Obituaries______8 accidents between February and cles registered in Connecticut has MwTtrt.Ar.1MN Classifieds. Mara detailed Information, Including maps and drawings which calls for a $15 fine for sold in the United States by 1989, ties. 646-8352. Manchester-BIgelow Hol­ and other data partlnanttothadavalopmant of the prolact. It Clearing and colder Classified _ 22-24 Opinion______6 September 1986, compared to 671 in increased from 1.85 million in 1984 rrtil Naat, ASSnu win Zir Price reduced I New block available for Inspection and copying In tha office of tha De­ violators, requires all front-seat unless states with two-thirds of the CODI. lOlt ilwMtr aa9 t u . low condo. One loft, bed­ Clearing early tonight and colder C om ics------16 People______2 the same period a year ago. to 1.97 million as of September 1986, PETS AND tap and Interior with this partment of Trontportatlon't District II Headquarters, 171 according to the state Department occupants to wear seat belts. State country’s population enacted man­ New FASHION witli 2 bedroom apartment In 2 room, I'/i baths, lacuzzi [Manchester Salem Turnpike, P. O. Box 1007, Norwich, Connecticut, Mon­ with lows in the teens. Increasing Connecticut___7 Sports______9-12 ’The number of accidents, how­ SUPPLES classic red convertible, a police have issued 3,381 tickets for datory seat-belt laws. Photo-Guide patterns in family home. Downstairs, tub, spiral stairs, covered day through Fridoy, 0:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., excepting holi­ cloudiness Thursday with highs 35 Entertainment 17 Television_____17 ever, rose from 16,421 to 18,116 and of Motor Vehicles. all size ranges, has a fully appllanced kitchen, parking, ample storage. Herald 1964 . days. The number of motorists in­ failure to wear seat belts since the Rebuilt last year so It runs to 40. Snow or rain Friday. Details Focus------14 U.S./VI/orld 19-20 the number of traffic deaths special Grace ^ I s CoUec- no pets. 1 year lease plus One of a kind. $700. Two | German Shepherd pup­ CDMMISSIDNER volved in accidents as drivers or law took effect, Kirschner said. Please tarn to page 8 tion for larger siaes: pins security deposit. $550 per months security, no pets. 643-2711 pies, full blooded parents, good and looks good. Wos DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION on page 2. Local nows 3-4. 8 Weather______2 increased from 110 to 114 — a fact 2 BONUS CMponsi month plus heat and utili­ Available December. 072- { 8: 30 a.IT).-5:00 p.m. AKC. Slop. Call after 4. $900, now $800. Call 635- 0 96494 1998 anytime. Price .... $2J0 ties. 646-8352. 3972. 246-7242. 029-11