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By Susan Vaughn tax on bonds Htrald Reporter 4 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The would require wealthy people who Some $2S3,157 Manchester would have to pay an alternative min­ receive under the governor’s latest Senate Finance Committee de­ feated Chairman Bob Packwood imum tax to include as taxable proposal to use the state surplus to income the interest they receive offset federal spending cuts would today on the first test of his tax reform plan, rejecting a bond from normally tax-exempt munici­ slash almost half a mill from the pal bonds, no matter when the tax rate in the coming fiscal year, proposal he said was essential to having a strong minimum tax. bonds were issued. the town budget analyst said The tax plan that the House today. The Republican-led panel, in its passed last year would include as The proposal, released Friday first vote on Packwood’s tax income only the interest on newly by Ck»v. William O’Neill, drew overhaul blueprint, decided by issued municipal bonds used to pay support from two Manchester voice vote not to make existing, for private . projects such as legislators, one a Democrat and tax-exempt municipal bonds sub­ hospitals and factories. the other a Republican, in inter­ ject to a minimum tax, which Other municipal bonds used for views today. A third. Sen. Carl' would be paid by extremely public purposes such as schools Zinsser, said he wanted to study wealthy people. and highways would be tax- the situation further. The committee left undecided exempt. I Town Manager Robert Weiss whether it would eventually vote to In response to the market last week proposed a tax rate of make any newly issued municipal upheaval, 10 of the committee’s 20 48.76 mills — a 4.28-mill increase bonds subject to a minimum tax. members told Packwood in a letter over the current rate — to support Packwood, R-Ore., had wanted last week they wanted the provi­ his recommended General Fund to make sure that no wealthy sion immediately reversed. Other budget of $50,697,748. The funding people would avoid paying taxes. senators who did not sign the letter proposed by O’Neill could reduce However, when the idea of a also opposed the provision, aides that rate by two-fifths of a mill, minimum tax became known last said. Budget Analyst Robert Huestis week, it caused chaos on the tax The critics charged it was unfair said. exempt bond market. to pass a law that would change the The funding provided under the Before the committee voted, tax treatment of existing bonds governor’s proposal would come in Packwood made a last defense of and speculated that the alterations addition to about $316,000 the town his proposal, even though he had could make it more difficult for expects in the fiscal year starting admitted that he would lose. state and local governments to pay July 1 from the state revenue “ We’re not talking about taxing for projects. sharing fund approved by the the poor,” Packwood said. “ We’re However, outside of agreeing to Le^slature last May. That amount not even talking about taxing the bring the matter up, Packwood was intended to offset a $390,000 upper-middle income. We’re talk­ refused to try to meet the lawmak­ loss in federal revenue sharing ing about taxing the rich — the ers’ objections. funds. very rich.” Friday, he conceded that he While the governor’s one-shot He said by excluding the existing expected to lose the vote today, but proposal for fiscal 1986-87 has been bonds from the minimum tax, he tried to paint the other senators criticized by some legislators, it lawmakers should not complain as being too concerned with was backed by the town delega­ when they read future stories of wanting tax loopholes for the tion. It would use $24.8 million of “ very wealthy people ... paying no wealthy. the state budget surplus to offset tax.” The proposed tax change, he the revenue sharing losses, with The bond provision, which sur­ said, would not bother middle- $18.8 million of that amount going faced only when complete details class investors because they are to help cities and towns. of Packwood’s tax plan were not subjected to the alternative R Huestis said today that the town released last ’Tuesday night, had minimum tax. would “ obviously like to have the by Wednesday paralyzed the tax- “ I would say there is a pretty E additional funds,’ ’ which would exempt bond market, but it later strong feeling on the committee 'exceed the expected loss of $80,000 recovered. that they don’t want an escape- for this year. The proposal, which Packwood proof minimum tax,” Packwood The full impact of the revenue said the administration requested. said. sharing cuts on the town will come in 1987-88, when revenue sharing is expected to be gone entirely, he said. The town has been receiving Indian government about $900,000 annually in federal revenue sharing funds in the past several years. The money, which comes with few strings attached, rebuffs settlement has been allocated for varioua General Fund uses. State Rep. Elsie Swensson, R- NEW DELHI. India (AP) - The to file a lawsuit in the United States Manchester. said today she knows government regards Union Car­ on behalf of victims of the the towns need support and would bide’s tentative agreement with December 1984 gas leak that killed like to see the governor’s proposal private lawyers to pay $350 million an estimated 2,000 people and used to offset the projected in­ to individual victims of the Bhopal injured 200,000 more. It was the crease in local taxes. gas disaster as illegitimate, an world’s worst industrial accident. “ I don’t want my taxes going up official spokesman said today. The Danbury-based Union Car­ 9.6 percent." she said. “ Theife cannot be any settlement bide Corp. announced Sunday it State Rep. James McCavanagh, without agreement by government had reached a tentative settlement of India as it represents all the of damage and iiijury claims. Please turn to page 10 victims,” said a spokesman for the Ministry of Chemicals. The agreement “ was worked out “ Only the government of India with some of the most prominent of can represent the victims in view the plaintiffs’ lawyers in the of the ordinance and retainers United States,” said Harvey Co- GOP nears teacher pay agreement bert. Carbide media relations given by the victims to the government.” said the spokesman manager. salaries, it could count on getting argument. Should the state be in a statement read over the But today in New Delhi the By Judd Everhart issue of a minimum starting additional state money to help foot setting any sort of figure, be it spokesman for the Indian Ministry The Associated Press teacher salary. telephone. He spoke on condition O’Neill has embraced the recom­ the bill, under the Republican minimum or targeted? his name not be used. of Chemicals said; “No other ” We have reached agreement on HARTFORD House and Se­ mendation of a bipartisan task proposals. The difference between India enacted special legislation attorney can enter into any agree­ the House and Senate GOP plans is alt the other components of the nate Republicans say they’re very force he set up last year, which Feb. 20, 1985 making the govern­ ment which can bind Bhopal the degree of that help. package,” he said. close to settling their differences called for a mandatory $19,3W ment the sole representative able victims.” House Republicans favor having His counterpart in the upper over teacher pay raises, an issue starting minimum for public 4 the state pick up 100 percent of the chamber. Senate Majority Leader that has sparked heated debate in school teachers. The state would increase. The ^nate GOP favors Reginald J. Smith, R-New Hart- the General Assembly this year. pay the $4.1 million it would take to The legislature’s Education bring all cities and towns to that 75 percent. lord, agrees that money is not the TODAY’S HERALD House Majority Leader Robert Committee was. to hold a public level. m ajor issue. G. Jaekle, R-Stratford. said the Both the House and Senate plans hearing today on three bills on the Republicans oppose the idea of debate is now focusing on the issue call for state money to help pay for subject — one from Democratic mandating anything. They favor of mandatory or permissive raises for teachers already work­ Gov. William A. O’Neill, one from higher salaries, but say it should be ing. The state would pay an The winner is... Index the House Republicans and one left up to the towns to set their own minimums. “ It’s really not the dollars now.” average of SO percent of the cost of from Senate Republicans. rates. The Academy Awards program 2 0 pages, 2 sections However, if a town does raise he said. “ It’s a philospohical those raises. this year is spiced with controv­ The sticking point has been the A r l v i r p 1ft ersy concerning " ’The Color Pur­ ple.” which garnered 11 nomina­ R iif t in p e e 0 tions, and its director Steven niiiAftificM l 17-on Spielberg, who was left off the list, n o m ic . * ft Expert thinks shuttle cabin is intact liie 58th annual awards show will .ft 7 be telecast by ABC throughout the PntArtAinm ont 1ft received less damage. sonar map indicating debris scat­ structure, plunged nine miles to United States and in scores bf Fociifi 1 1ft CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) ’The sources, who requested — A portion of Challenger’s crew tered in a small area 17 to 18 miles the Atlantic surface after Chal­ foreign countries. Story on page 4. 1 nrftl p A w fft .ft in anonymity, said the cabin tumbled cahin may have hit the ocean northeast of Cape Canaveral. ’The lenger exploded Jan. 28, killing the L n t t A r y 9 seven crew members. wildly as it fell and that it was surface relatively Intact, accord­ G.W. Pierce is one of nine ships in O h i t i m r iA A in Sources close to the investiga­ ripped apart by the impact with the ing to sonar images of the sea bed the recovery fleet. O p i n i n n ft tion said it is believed the middeck water. where divers are attempting to If the cabin had been shattered Clear and cold P o n p lo 9 by the fuel tank explosion, the section where three of the astro­ NASA has declined to discuss recover wreckage and astronaut S p c r t A 11-lft debris would have been more nauts sat received the major force whether any crew remains have Clear and rather cold tonight remains. been recovered, but the sources with a low near 20. Partly sunny TAlAViftlrtr^ 17 Sonar expert Robert Kutzled on widely scattered, he said. of the explosion of the external fuel report most have been retrieved and milder ’Tuesday with highs in 11 .«5 /Wnrirt a Sunday showed reporters aboard The 7‘A-ton crew compartment, tank and tb|it the flight deck, and are being examined. the SOs. Details on page 2. WAMthar 2 the tracking ship G.W. Pierce a which is a welded aluminum where four crew members rode. MANCHESTER HEHALD. Monday. March 24. 1W6 - I ,

» - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 24, 19M_ Weiss says inspector can be justified Penny says range employees should be hired for less By Altx GIrelll been responding to complaints charter and the law make it WEATHER neceseary to teat prospective em­ than 25 hours a week, so that no about violations of the bousing Asioclcrtd Editor fringe benefits are required. , code, but no routine inspections of ployees In the interest of fairness should be reopened Administrators of the police existing residential housing have and it is not feasible to have a While Town Manager Robert department explained to the direc­ Today’s forecast been taking place despite calls for written test for laborers. Democratic Majority Leader self-sustaining. Sprague said Weiss cannot support his stand tors their recommendation that a a program from some citizens and ‘‘You can be as fair as hell, and Stephen T. Penny made it clear that fees for its use have been Connecticiit. Massacbnaeus and Rhode liland: with statistics, he told the Board of deputy police chief be hired and ' Republican members of the board. spend all our money doing it,” Saturday that he would like to increased to the point at which Mostly sunny, breezy and a Wt colder this Directors Saturday he remains that, for the time being, one " If the board disagrees with me Fogarty responded. see the town-operated shooting the shooting program can be afternoon. Highs falling into the 30s. Clear and convinced that the town can justify captain’s slot be vacated. hiring a full-time inspector to and wishes to have a housing code Werbner said in one case there range at the Nike Site reopened self-sustaining. rather cold tonight. Lows from near 20 in the were KM applicants for a single enforce the housing code. Inspection provision, I will be Another recommendation is that as soon as it is feasible. At the workshop, the first of interior hills to the low 30s along the south coast. Weiss made the comment at a receptive to it,” Weiss said at the laborer’s job. two additional dispatchers be Penny said at a workshop on several planned on the budget, Partly sunny and milder Tuesday. Highs in the 50s. workshop as the directors began workshop. Several directors, including the hired so that there will always be next year’s budget that he the directors were given a Maine and New Hampshire: Becoming mostly their study of his $50.6 million None of the directors at the mayor and the Democratic major­ two dispatchers on duty without would be open to any sugges­ report on proposed recreation sunny windy and turning colder today. Highs in the budget proposal for the fiscal year meeting commented. ity leader, questioned a proposal putting the dispatch supervisor on tions for repairing the range fees for the 1986-87 fiscal year, by Weiss that the town contribute 30s north to 40s south. Fair tonight. Lows in the that begins July 1. Most of Saturday’s workshop the line. and putting it back into service. which begins July 1. single numbers north and teens to low 20s south. session in Lincoln Center was $5,000 to the Housing Education The moves are among the He said he was speaking for The manager had recommended Under the proposal, fees for Considerable cloudiness Tuesday with a chance of devoted to an overview of the Resource Center, a spinoff of the recommendations made by a con­ himself and not the majority. adding a housing code inspector softball teams would increase snow mostly up north. Highs in the 20s and 30s north $50,697,748 spending proposal sub­ Capitol Region Council of Govern­ sulting firm that studied the police The town shut down the range last year, but the directors killed from $121 to $175 for B League to the 40s south. the proposal and Instead asked for mitted by Weiss, which would ments. Weiss said the center gets organization. abruptly a month ago after many inquiries from Manchester teams. For A League teams, the Vermont: Mostly sunny and chilly with bisk statistical Information on the require a 4.28-mill increase in the Weiss told the directors he will Building Inspector Russell Da­ about housing availability. fees would be $290. winds. Highs 30 to 40. Clouding up tonight. Lows 15 number and nature of housing code General Fund tax rate. The soon ask for a $36,0(M appropria­ vidson found serious problems proposal would boost the rate paid with the electrical wiring. to 25. Considerable cloudiness north with a chance violations. Weiss said Saturday DURING THE SESSION, Plan­ tion for physical changes In the The fee lor winter basketball of a little light snow or rain Tuesday. Partly cloudy that one reason he cannot get by all town taxpayers to a total of police station. Two of the directors. Town Manager Robert Weiss would increase from $154 to 48.76 mills. Fire, sewer and water ning Director Mark Pellegrini south. Highs 40 to 55. statistics to support his claim is Kenneth Tedford and Thomas H. said after the closing that the $200. Summer basketball team fees are paid into separate described to the six directors coat of making repairs would be thaTtlie Building Department has present the planned restructuring Ferguson, toured the station after fees would increase from $40 to been too busy to compile the data. accounts. the meeting to see what changes high. $45. Volleyball team fees would As he had at a news conference of his department, which would "Frankly, I ’m happy to hear The budget recommendation involve hiring a new part-time the administration Jias in mind, go from $70 to $90. Extended outlook when he released his budget, Weiss what you say,” Weiss said in under study by the board calls for secretary to handle matters in­ 'raey involve shifting operations Adult membership in the reviewed his budget message with response to Penny’s comments Extended outlook for New England Wednesday adding two inspectors to the volving the Zoning Board of within the station for greater use of Recreation Department would a stress on new personnel. He has on Saturday. He said the opera­ through Friday: Building Department, because of Appeals and Zoning Enforcement the space. increase from $10 to $12 and the increas^ workload imposed asked for 10 new staff members in tion of a shooting range is a Connnecllcut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: various town departments. Officer Thomas O’Marra. Some other directors had made youth memberships would go 2 Spring springs back unique municipal program that A chance of showers Wednesday. Fair Thursday by new construction. Weiss did not the‘tour earlier. Fogarty questioned the economy the Recreation Department from $3 to $4. and Friday. Daytime^ highs in the 50s Wednesday, include any recommendation for a Directors Ferguson, Fogarty, Today: Sunny, breezy and cool with a high from 40 to 45. Tonight: Clear DIRECTOR JAMES Fogarty, of hiring a 25-hour-a-week em­ wants to continue. Fees for youth soccer, basket­ the 40s Thursday and Friday. Overnight lows in the UPI pltolo housing code inspector in the Donna Mercier, Stephen Penny, and chilly with a low in the 20s. Tuesday: Partly sunny and milder with a Health Division despite the fact one of six Democrats on the board, ployee when the cost for fringe During the workshop. Re­ ball, baseball, girl’s softball and upper 30s and 40s Wednesday, the upper 20s and 30s Tedford and Weinberg attended that Health Director Ronald asked why it is necessary to benefits is the same as for a creation Director Scott Sprague swim lessons would remain high from 55 to 60. Drawing by Sarah Rowe of 19 Wellington Road, a Today In history full-time worker. He said job the session. Directors Stephen Thursday and Friday, I Kraatz had requested it. conduct extensive Inteviews to hire was asked if the program is unchanged. fourth-grader at Saint James School. Vermont: Mild with a chance of showers a laborer. Assistant Town Man­ duties should be combined for Cassano, William Diana and Peter Among those born on this date was former New York DiRosa did not. Wednesday. Highs in the 50s. Lows in the 30s. Fair THE BUILDING DIVISION has ager Steven Werbner said the full-time jobs when possible or Thursday, dry Friday with highs 45 to 50 and iows governor and unsuccessful presidential candidate in the 20s. Thomas E. Deyvey. He was born in 1902. New Hampshire and Maine: Chance of flurries 4 north and showers south Wednesday, Fair Police lodge more Thursday and Friday. Highs 30s north and 40s to lower 50s south. Lows 5 to 15 north to near 20 south Almanac Wednesday and in the upper teens and 20s gambling charges NEW YORK Thursday and Friday. Today is hfonday, March 24. the In 1965, white civil rights worker vehicle running while he went 83rd day of 1986 with 282 to follow. Viola Liuzzo of Detroit was shot A Birch Street man arrested in and killed on a road near Selma, December in connection with what inside to pick up his wife, police SANPRANaSCO The moon is approaching its full Across the nation Ala. police said was a statewide gam­ said. phase. Police said Wright denied that he The morning stars are Mercury. In 1976, Argentine president bling operation that brought in an Rainshowers with snow in the higher elevations stole the car. He told police that he Y Mars Jupiter and Saturn. Isabel Peron, widow of strongman estimated $40 million a year has LOS will be scattered from the northern Pacific Coast to had borrowed the automobile from •ATLANTA The evening star is Venus. ruler Juan Peron, was arrested in been arrested on additional related the northern Rockies. Winds will be strong and a friend he met at a Hartford bar. Those born on this date are under a military coup. charges, police said this morning. 30.48 gusty over the northern Rockies, much of the Wright was being held in lieu of LOWEST the sign of Arles. They include In 1985, Army Maj. Arthur Police said John “ The Greek” ERATURES Plains and southern New England. High tempera­ Donald Nicholson Jr. was shot Dadiskos, 58, of 26 Birch St., was $5,000 bond and is scheduled to tures will be in the 20s and 30s from the Great Lakes financier Andrew Mellon in 1855, appear in Manchester Superior SEW > \ silent film actor Fatty Arbuckle in dead by a Soviet soldier in charged Friday with 94 counts of MIAMI to northern New England. Highs in the 60s and 70s 1887, Republican presidential can­ Ludwigslust,, East Germany. The possession of football betting slips, Court on Wednesday. ORLEANS will extend from the southern half of the Atlantic didate Thomas Dewey in 1902, poet Soviets said Nicholson was caught one count of professional gambling Five men have been arrested in Coast across the lower two thirds of the Mississippi LCOeMD' Lawrence Ferlinghetti in 1919 (age spying. and one count of possessing connection with a fight that oc­ Valley and the southern two thirds of the Rockies. 67), actors Norman Fell in 1925 gambling records. Dadiskos had curred Friday evening at a Broad ESI***®* High temperatures will reach the 80s over the (age 61) and Steve McQueen in previously been charged with 388 Street restaurant, police said this lower Rio Grande Valley, southwest Texas and the 1930, concert pianist Byron Janis in A thought for the day: Thomas counts of illegal gambling in morning. rtow desert southwest. Highs over the remainder of the 1928 (age 58), and dress designer Dewey, the Republican presiden­ connection with a Dec. 9 raid that Police said nobody was injured Um WEATHER POTOCA8T » nation will be in the 40s and 50s. Bob Mackie in 1940 (age 46). tial candidate who lost to Roose­ disrupted one of the biggest velt in 1944 and Truman in 1948 gambling operations in state in the fight, which broke out at the Taco Bell at 270 Broad St. after two On this date in history: said, “ All-powerful central go­ history. of those charged bumped each In 1934, the United States vernment. like dictatorships, can Dadiskos was released on a National forecast other in the lobby, exchanged granted the Philippine Islands continue only by growing larger. It $1,000 non-surety bond and is High and low words and threatened each other. independence, effective July 4, can never retrench without admit­ scheduled to appear in Manchester During early Tuesday, rain is forecast for parts of the Pacific Northwest In the scuffle, a chair worth $75 The highest temperature reported Sunday by the 1946. ting failure.” Superior Court on April 3 to face states and snow is forecast for parts of the extreme Northern Plains National Weather Service, excluding Alaska and the new charges against him, and was broken, police said. states. Snow is possible in parts of the Northern Great Lakes area. Hawaii, was 94 degrees at Yuma, Ariz. Today's low to continue pretrial proceedings on Charged were with breach of the the earlier counts. peace were Richard LaFlamme, Elsewhere the weather will be fair. was 2 degrees below zero at Marquette, Mich. 18, of 77 Rachel Road; Mario Di Lottery A Carpenter Road man has been Loreto, 17, of East Hartford; and arrested in connection with the James W. Mieezkowski, 17, of theft of a car parked in front of an Glastonbury. Police said La­ Rhode Island daily: 6461 Connecticut daily Oak Street restaurant Friday night Flamme and Di Loreto started the A “ Lot-0-Bucks“ : 2-6-23-27-32 after he was seen driving the fight. Massachusetts daily: 4630 Saturday; 231 vehicle early Saturday morning, Mieezkowski and Michael J. “ Megabucks” : 16-17-22-24-27-28 PEOPLE Play Four: 7374 police said today. Managiafico, 17, also of Glaston­ (There were two winners.) Police said Willie Wright III, 33, bury, were also charged with other numbers drawn Saturday of 29 Carpenter Road, was charged interference with an officer after in New England: Harxid photo by Pinto with first-degree larceny by pos­ they ran away from the scene Rambo’s Razzies Captain tries again Tri-state daily: 239, 3181 Saturday’s Jingo numbers; session after being spotted in a 1982 despite being told not to by Tristate lotto: 4-18-20-27-28-29 75-56-66-36-15-24-27-81-41-32 Ford Mustang in the parking lot officers, police said. jSSSilS Bob Keeshan, who for nearly 30 years was Weekend woodsman In a spoof in advance of tonight’s Academy behind a Colonial Road moving Michael Newman. 17, of 29 Main known to millions of young viewers as R Awards. Sylvester Stallone, his wife and his Bradley Wheaton of Manchester takes advantage Friday remove firewood from the area after the town had company. St. was charged with carrying a brother swept the 6th annual Golden Captain Kangaroo, is looking for backers to contracted with a logging company to remove large trees The car was reported stolen deadly weapon after found holding Raspberry Awards in Santa Monica, Calif., return his show to television. of the opportunity to take firewood from a town-owned from the front of Partners Restau­ a pair of numchucks. Police said for the worst in movies. Keeshan’s show went off the air last year site on Finley Street. Permits were issued to the public to from the watershed land. rant at 35 Oak St. after the husband he did not use them, and was not Stallone's'“ Rambo: First Blood, Part H” after being moved to an earlier time slot and F of one of the employees left the involved in the fight. was voted 1985’s worst film by the shortened to 15 minutes from the original 170-member Golden Raspberry Award Foun­ hour-long format. dation. He took the Razzies for worst actor, Keeshan said at a conference of the O Bolton vote shows progressive force director and screenplay: his actress-wife Virginia Association for Early Childhood Calendars Education in Williamsburg that much of the Brigitte Nielsen won for worst supporting protection and energy “ I could never talk with the actress and new star; and brother Frank current television programming for children By George Lavng C Herald Reporter conservation. governer,” Madore said. Although Stallone's tune ‘‘Peace in Our Life" was “ is designed to build the largest possible News Analysis ’ ’ I never saw O’ Neill submit a bill Moffett has always been accessi­ Manchester picked worst song. audience and to sell a product.” BOLTON — The Democratic good forthepeople,” Ahearnsaidof ble, Madore said, the former Nielsen won the worst supporting actress U Town Committee has not formaljy the time he spent with the governor congressman would not be “ a Monday trophy for Stallone‘s "Rocky IV ," and her endorsed Toby Moffett for in the Legislature. ” I see us headed rubber stamp for any labor Advisory Board of Health, Lincoln Center gold room, 4:30 p.m. worst new star win was based on her Morning zoo governor. for disaster if the governor is organization.” Income tax assistance, Lincoln Center gold room. 6 to 8 p.m. performances in "Rocky IV" and "Red But were it not for party rules delegates to the state nominating elected.” Zoning Board of Appeals. Lincoln Center hearing room, 7 p.m. “ Good Morning America” is “ adopting” O’Neill, for his part, has gathered Sonja.’ s requiring that a candidate receive convention to be held in July. Another leading figure among Permanent Memorial Day Committee, Lincoln Center conference some key supporters in Bolton, Stallone won the worst actor category for the Columbus (Ohio) Zoo. Beginning April 14 a two-thirds majority, the 14-to-12 Bolton Moffett supporters is union room, 7; 30 p.m. the ABC morning show will present monthly Uncle Oscar including Town Chairman Heni^ both "Rambo” and "Rocky IV,” the first vote Moffett won Friday would One of the reasons for a strong leader Robert Madore, the Kelsey and the two Democratic Tuesday time someone has taken the worst actor featurs on animals. “ Some people believe Hollywood’s stars will come out tonight, as the Academy have added Bolton to the list of showing by Moffett supporters is secretary-treasurer of United Auto members of the Board of Selectmen Directors’ workshop on water and sewer budget. Lincoln Center their leader, former state Rep. award for two titles. that it’s cruel to keep animals in captivity in of Motion Pictures meets to present the Oscar awards. Democratic town committees Workers Local 376. The labor — Sandra Pierog and Michael hearing room, 7 p.m. Aloysius J. Aheam. The gray­ Stallone had another first of sorts, in that zoos,” said Jack Hanna, director of the zoo, George Stanley created the first golden Oscar statuettes around the state that support the organization representsaboutS.OOO Zizka. The outcome of Friday’s Pitkin Glass Committee. Lincoln Center gold room, 7: 30 p.m. haired Democrat, who served four ‘ ‘Rambo‘’ is the only Razzie worst picture who will appear with Joan Lunden on GMA. former congressman and Senate workers around thestate, including vote might have been different had BOB HOPE in 1928. But Stanley didn’t give them their famous years in the General Assembly in Wednesday winner to make money, foundation spokes­ “ What we try to teach the public is that, in candidate in his battle against Gov. those on strike at Manchester’s all 32 town committee members Commission on Handicapped. Senior Citizens’ Center. 7:30 p.m. name. Upon her first glimpse of the statue. Academy the 1970s, labels himself a "re­ PillowtexCorp.andHartford’sColt man John Wilson said. . . . Garbo wouldn't take many cases, animals will become extinct if William O’Neill, the favorite of the attended the meeting and voted. Thursday they are not kept in zoos where experienced Librarian Mprgaret Herrick exclaimed, “ Oh, it looks party establishment. former” who has long battled Firearms Division. O’Neill and “ thelittlecliqueof guys The sentiment of party members Income Tax Assistance, Lincoln Center gold room. 6 to 9 p.m. veterinarians and keepers can help them just like my uncle Oscar.” The nickname “ OscaV” Nevertheless, the decision by Madore said O’Neill has not been Teaching comedy who ran the Legislature” when he a friend to workers and the should become apparent when Judge’s hours. Probate Court, 6:30 p.m. Swelling the stage reproduce through breeding programs.” caught on. Margaret Herrick later became the Executive paper ballot indicated a strong Democratic subcommittee. Municipal Building coffee room. 7 p.m. progressive force in a town that is served and now help the governor ordinary “ blue-collar” family. In Democrats caucus April 3 to select Bob Hope, called the “ King of Comedy.” |s Director of the Academy. run the state. particular, he cited the governor’s two delegates to the state nominat­ Independence Day Committee, Lincoln Center hearing room, 7:30 Colleen Dewhurst, one of the finest controlled by Republicans and has about to share some of the throne. Hope is opposition toa plant closing lawand ing convention. Although the dele­ p.m. actresses to grace stage and screen in the Stage greats DO YO U KNOW — What director’s film won 11 Oscar traditionally elected conservative In a speech to the town committee giving a few lessons on laughter in before Friday’s vote, Ahearn said what Madore said was the politi­ gates will not be bound by the town Friday last 35 years, says the “ video boom" is candidates. The vote stood in conjunction with the New York Museum of nominations this year, but none for his direction? O’Neill represented big business, cally motivated decision to deny committee to vote foreither O’Neill Holiday, municipal offices closed. making too many people think they can be The great stage actors sometimes took contrast to one earlier in the week Broadcasting exhibition, “ Bob Hope; A Half in neighboring Manchester that scandal and the status quo, while workers in Torrington financial or Moffett, each side will try toelect Satnrday actors. She ought to know — she is president their inspiration in mundane ways, as FRIDAY’S ANSWER — Jimmy Carter raised peanuts on Century of Radio and Television” To help O’Neill won by a wide margin when Moffett was out front on issues such help to purchase their failing candidates that have already made Income Tax Assistance, Lincoln Center hearing room, 11 a.m. to 3 of Actors' Equity Association. "The ranks of Sheridan Morley points out in his new book, his Georgia farm. a decision on whom to support. the museum’s cause, Hope will conduct two “ Stage Greats.” There’s Alec Guinness its town committee apportioned as the environment, consumer company. p.m. actors and actresses swell every year,” she seminars on comedy in New York on April 29. 3-24-S6 ‘ Knuwledxe Unlimited. Inc. 1986 told UPI. “ Everyone thinks it's the easiest explaining, “ I don’t really get into a part A preview of Hope’s patter: “ I remember until I can imagine how a man walks. The Andover thing in the world. Even people who are older Greta Garbo,” Hope said. “ I’m responsible Proposed $99,141 at stake say, ‘I can do that.” ’ Dewhurst doesn’t walking stems from the days when I never A Newspaper In Rducntlon Profram for one of her most famous lines. I ran into Sponsored hy Monday understand the attitude. “ People go to see had any money and I was forced to walk Wetlands Commission, Town Office Building. 7 p.m. her and said ‘Hi, georgeous, what are you everywhere. I was always in between jobs The Manchester Herald dance or musicians and know it can't be done doing tonight?’ She looked at me and said, ‘I Board of Finance. Town Office Building. 7:30 p.m. without extensive training. But when they and there was nothing much to do except Coventry’s Grady says services ‘vital’ want to be alone.’ ’ ’ Wedneaday see acting, they feel it must be easy.” She . follow people. So I would imitate their walk.” Board of Finance. Town Office Building. 7:30 p.m. Or Rex Harrison: “ My family couldn’t wants it known acting is not as easy as it By Jacouellne Bonneti proposed 1986-87 budget of $9.6 works 15 hours a week. Last year programs are community child looks and many actors can’t pay the rent. afford drama schools. So I learned in seaside Herald Correspondent million. she put together a “ Youth Aware­ guidance, Dial-A-Ride, Meals on "It's desperate out there. The work is just not reps how to stop people from coughing on Manchester Herald “ Sure you can cut out a youth ness Day,” which was held at Wheels, Northeastern Rape Crisis, Bolton there," she said. Life via video damp Wednesday afternoons.” Equally COVENTRY — Human Services service worker now, but what is the Coventry High School in No­ summer recreation. Municipal Tuesday pragmatic was Wendy Hiller: “ It’s no good Administrator Dorothy Grady has price paid later?” Grady asked. vember. The program was de­ Agent for the Aging, MeSweeney Board of Finance, Bentley Memorial Library, 7:30 p.m. Everyone plays around with VCRs, but USPS 327-500 VOL. CV, No. 147 trying to plan a career or consulting oracles told the Town Council that services "What is the quality of life for the signed to let kids know they have Elderly Center, and United Social Farmland preservation meeting. Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. how have they changed the lives of Publlthed dally axcapt Sunday or picking through entrails. All you can do is Suggwtad carrier ratsa are $1.50 provided by her department "are isolated elderly who go without choices other than suicide, alcohol and Mental Health Services. Zoning Board of Appeals, Community Hall, 7 p.m. Better mousetrap celebrities? Joan Collins uses the machine to and certain holidays by the Man- press on and take the work as it comes.” weakly, $6.50 for one month, $ig.2S vital and should be at the top of the eating because they didn’t know or drugs, to help them build their The highest human services watch movies starring Robert Redford, Kirk chaster Publishing Co., 16 Bralnard lor three months, $36.50 for six Wednesday Agatha Christie built a better “ Mouse­ Manchoatar, Conn. 06040. list” of the council’s budget energy cost assistance was self-esteem and develop coping expense in the proposed budget is Douglas and Burt Lancaster — “ men who months and $77.00 lor one year. Town Meeting, Community Hall, 8 p.m. trap” and the world has beaten a path to its Second class postage paid at Man- Mall rataa are available on raquaat. priorities. available?” methods, Grady said. $45,000 for general assistance, dominate the screen,” she told Video Review ohaatsr. Conn. POSTMASTER: “ This is not an aerobics class I’m which is 90 percent reimbursable door. More than 6.25 million people have seen Grady said more than 20 percent magazine. Helen Gurley Brown said she used Sand addraas changes to the Man- talking about, these are basic Grady said the program was a by the state. the London production of her mystery play, Quote of the day of Coventry’s residents are over 60. Coventry her brand new VCR, a gift from her husband, chaater Herald, P.O. Box 501. Man­ human needs,” Grady said at a success and that she would like to “ The Mousetrap." which will celebrate its choatar, Conn. 00040. To place a clasalllad or display She also said there is a grave need see it expanded. She said there is to watch “ My Fair Lady,” which she had advartttamant. or to report a news special meeting of the council Last week, the council listened to Monday first third of a century on March 25 with a Rep. Sander Levin, D-Mich., who opposed. for more youth programs. also work to be done on a youth several department heads plead never seen. “ I managed to watch the movie Item, Mory or picture Idea, call 643- Thursday at which she presented Steering-Liaison Committee, Town Office Building, nurses’ office, gala prior to the 13,868th performance. President Reagan’s contra aid package, GUARANTEED DELIVERY: II 2711/Ottica hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 summer employment project and for the needs of their departments. over a few nights — something you just can’t her department’s proposed budget Coventry has a relatively high 7 p.m. ' ' Princess Michael of Kent will address a after returning from a trip to Nicaragua; you don’t racalvo your Herald by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. rate of teenage suicide attempts would like an after-school child­ ^ T h e manager’s proposed budget do on television or at the movies.” Howard of $99,141 for the fiscal year that Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office Building, 7; 30 p.m. celebrity-studed audience at the party. “ I favor negotiations now, although I ’m p.m. weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Satur­ and is dealing with the same care program developed. calls for a 23.9 percent increase in Cosell huffed that “ my own grandchildren day, plaaaa talaphone your carrier. begins July 1. Town Council, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. Christie thought the play would last about six skeptical whether they’ll work, but we must problems faced by other communi­ “ I need her (Wood) full-time” property taxes, which represents prefer MTV and videocassette fare to sports If you're unabla to reach your car- The Manchaatar Herald Is a mam- Grady has requested funding for Tnesday months when it opened on Nov. 25, 1952. but try. The situation is more complicated when ilar, call aubacribar aarvica at 047- ties, such aS' teenage pregnancy Grady said. about a 7-mill boost. programming.” Geraldine Ferraro said, “ I bar of the Associated Prtas, a sub- a fuil-time youth coordinator and a Town Council, Town Office Building board room, 7; 30 p.m. now producer Sir Peter Saunders, 73, says. seen in Managua than even from Washing­ 6046 by 6 p.m. amakdayt or 10 a.m. acrlbar to United Press Interna­ part-time elderly outreach and alcohol and drug abuse. Grady also requested about Townspeople will ultimately look forward to showing my tapes of the Wednesday “ It will last out my lifetime. I will never take ton. The situation appears on the razor’s Saturdays tor guaranteed dallvary tional news sarvlcaa and a mambar worker. Hours for both positions The youth services coordinator, $16,S(M in matching funds for vote on the spending plan at a town Democratic Convention and of my accep­ In Manchaatar. of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. re^onal grant programs. The Town Council, Town Office Building board room, 7; 30 p.m. it off the stage. I would like to be there at its edge. It’s time for pressure and prudence, were cut in the town manager’s Mary Prewitt Wood, currently meeting in May. tance speech to my grandchildren.” last night, but I don’t think I'll live that long. ’' not hype and hysteria.” MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March U. 1M6 - S_

V.S./W0M Reagan seeks Senate support Connecticut State panel ignored autopsy backlog blocked by delays in the construction ol larly from White House communica­ By Norman D. Sandler Senate, the confrontational tactics he HARTFORD (AP) - Early warning C the new building. A new facility was tions director Patrick Buchanan. In Brief In Brief United Press Internatlanal used in the House — to the apparent signs of an impending crisis in the chief proposed in 1970, but ground was not White House chief of staff Donald 't detriment of his cause — continued to medical examiner’s office were ignored broken until last July. State officials Regan, also interviewed on ABC, WASHINGTON - President Reagan, dog the debate over his public call for U.S. seeks extradition by state officials who allowed the offer no explanation for the delay, F«rraro blasts reporters acknowledged "some polarization of decrying “ scurrilous personal attacks” secret military assistance to the rebels. administrative problems to worsen, although some documents indicate the the debate and hinted at a change in SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — Two new suspects in M IDDLEBURY, Vt. — Former vice presiden­ on his. motives, trained his powers of House leaders described the 222-210 state documents indicate. project was put on hold in the late 1970s approach. " I think you’ll see a lot less the $7.2 million Wells Fargo robbery were tial nominee Geraldine Ferraro called reporters persuasion on the Senate today In hopes defeat last week as repudiation of an - Dr. Catherine A. Galvin told state when costs were being cut around the rhetoric and lot more discussion in the ordered extradited to Connecticut at a hearing in "vultures” as she walked to a pretrial hearing of reversing a setback to his campaign intense administration hard sell as­ officials about a growing backlog of state. today for her son, John A. Zaccaro Jr.,on charges to arm Nicaraguan rebels. sailed by Democrats and some Republi- Senate," he said. federal court. delayed autopsy reports- as early as of selling cocaine at Middlebury College. Showing no loss of zeal after a defeat cans as "red-baiting'' and Reagan and his advisers hope to pick Lawyer Roberto Jose Maldonado, 49, and 1982, the documents show. But the The project was put on hold in 1979 Walking from a restaurant to the courthouse last Thursday in the House, Reagan "McCarthyism." up Senate votes by agreeing jo Antonio Camacho Negron, 40, were arrested commission that supervised her office after Dr. Elliot M. Gross resigned to with her son, his lawyer and her husband, demanded action from Congress in his But Reagan told The New York Times incorporate into the legislation certain Friday, along with Paul S. Weinberg, a lawyer, in did not consider the problem serious become chief medical examiner (or r " Ferraro was surrounded by two dozen reporters weekend radio address and lasihed out that those denouncing "shrill rhetoric” terms — proposed by the White House Springfield, Mass. The arrests brought to 16 the enough to discuss it with her uhtil late y ■ New York City. Galvin initiated the and photographers. at opponents of his $100 million aid from the White Hou.se were pointing at the last minute before last week s number of people facing charges in the 1983 Wells last year. project in 1981 and Gov. William A. "Vultures, vultures." said a visibly upset request in a New York Times interview. fingers "in the wrong direction.” vote — on how and when the aid would Fargo depot robbery in West Hartford. Galvin, who had been surrounded by O’neill allocated $5 million for the Ferraro. "You people haven't changed." Today, he planned to lobby senators " I’m not impugning motives at all." be disbursed. Federal marshals planned to put Maldonado controversy since admitting she al­ construction project in his fiscal 1982 About the legal proceedings, she said. “ We for voles he will need to pull off a victory he said. "B ut .some of the opponents of Those terms include a limit of $25 and Camacho Negron aboard a turbo-prop plane lowed her pet Doberman pinschers in capital budget. The new building is have absolutely no comment." in the Republican-controlled chamber our program engaged in some of the million on the amount of aid that would at an unspecified airport in the San Juan area and autopsy rooms, was fired Wednesday scheduled for completion in January. The junior Zaccaro was arrested Feb. 20 on at midweek. White House officials most scurrilous, personal attacks be provided within the first 90 days, as transport them to Connecticut via Mianii. and replaced by her deputy. The problems in the medical examin­ the United States intensified its diplo­ accoi^ing to a published report. But these details A er’s office also stem from confusion charges of possession of a rtgulated drug with believe a win would ensure eventual against me, for example, the most Interviews with participants and intent to sell after he allegedly sold one-quarter approval of some, if not all. of the aid he dishonest use of distortions and outright matic efforts in search of a negotiated could not be immediately confirmed. documents show Galvin was trying to over just who runs the office and what gram of cocaine to an undercover policeman. has requested. falsehoods that I have heard in a peace in Central America. The three arrested Friday were charged with control costs, yet had a mounting kind of role politics plays in it. Zaccaro pleaded innocent at his arraignment and Reagan, pledging "an all-out effort to legislative battie." conspiracy related to the robbery and the backlog of paperwork, a limited staff "The idea is very clear,” Hameli If those diplomatic steps failed to transportation of stolen money. A federal grand was released on his own recognizance. The senior get this passed " displayed little Incensed by charges that flew in the and inadequate space. A new building said. "The whole system of medicolegal spark peace talks between the Sandinis- jury in New Haven issued an indictment that also has been attending classes at Middlebury since interest in compromise over the wee­ House. Reagan denounced as "lie s " was denied the chief medical examin­ investigation should be completely and tas and the rebel Contras, restrictions added similar charges against the original then. kend. despite predictions in both Democratic warnings that his drive to er’s office (or jnore than a decade. totally separated from politics.” on the additional aid would be lifted. defendants. In court, both sides asked for more information Congress and the White Hou.se that he provide arms and other aid to the rebels Another problem was confusion over But Dr. James Ruttenber, an epide­ r Federal Judge Jose A. Fuste turned down a and the case was continued until April 15. The how the medical examiner’s office was miologist with the O nters (or Disease will forced to accept compromises on would lead to U.S. military involvement Defense Secretary Caspar Wein­ Ferraros had no comment as they left the motion to lower the $300,000 bail set on Maldonado any military assistance approved for in Central America, berger said Sunday on NBC's "M eet the to function. Control in Atlanta, said, "The dilemma courthouse. and Camacho Negron, and another seeking to "In my opinion, the problem has been the contras fighting the Marxist-led Press” that Reagan is willing to try the is that you Te trying to be independent Police said Zaccaro had been under investiga­ Sandinista government of Nicaragua, Assistant House Democratic leader have the two tried in Puerto Rico rather than in that administration of the office was not and do a good job. and oftenti mes you ’ re 2 "ta ctic" of peace talks. If those efforts tion for several months before his arrest. He was The $100 million aid package includes Thomas Foley, interviewed Sunday on Hartford. Conn. Neither suspect was imme­ supervised adequately,” said Dr. Ali Z. fail, he said, “ then the whoie world will faced with the lack of support to do good dubbed by some as "the pharmacist " on campus ABC's “ This Week with David Brink- DONALD REGAN diately able to post bond. Weinberg was (reed Hameli, chief medical examiner in $70 million in military assistance and see" Reagan has been right about how work." for his alleged drug dealings. $30 million in non-lcthal aid. ley," said the harsh rhetoric "is all in Friday after posting $200,000 baii. Delaware, and a member of a panel of to deal with the Sandinistas. . . change in tactics "A lot of people don’t understand that As Reagan focused attention on the the oihoi- airi-piinn'- _ coming particu­ experts that evaluated Connecticut’s medical examiner offices are really Snowstorm surprises Tokyo Progressives back Moffett medical examiner system last week. expensive," Ruttenber said. The Commission on Medicolegal TOKYO — A freak spring snowstorm packing NEW HAVEN — Toby Moffett has overwhelm­ Investigations supervises the medicai IN 1979, the legislature removed the typhoon-force winds cut electricai.power, trig­ Aquino ingly won the endorsement of the Caucus of examiner system. But it paid little medicolegal commission and the medi­ gered a train wreck, caused high seas and left at Schoolgirl Connecticut Democrats in his campaign to wrest attention to long delays in processing cal examiner’s office from the health least 13 people dead and 330 others injured in the party’s nomination from incumbent Gov. autopsy reports until the attention department hierarchy. That meant 4 accidents, authorities said today. William A. O’Neill. focused on Galvin for allowing pet dogs they were out of the direct line of Three people died in accidents on land caused In the progressive organization’s endorsing in the autopsy room. command from the governor. But the by the storm that dumped 3‘ ? inches of snow in the to detail convention at Yale University Saturday, 77 arrives in commission and the office were still Tokyo area and two vessels sank in stormy seas delegates gave their support to Moffett compared “ M Y READING of the law- is that the tied to the department for administra­ south of Tokyo Bay Sunday, leaving 10 people to 20 for O’Neill, according to caucus spokesman nine-member commission is not re­ tive support. dead, officials said. William Garrett. One delegate abstained. At­ sponsible for the day-to-day running of UPI photo Big Apple Lloyd opposed the arrangement. The unseasonable storm toppled five electricity changes torney General Joseph Lieberman and U.S. Sen. the office,” said Health Services " I f it is going to be in my agency. I transmission towers in Kanagawa Prefecture, Christopher Dodd also received the support of the Commissioner Douglas S. Lloyd, who Catherine Galvin, fired last week from her post as chief state want to be able to say I am administra­ southwest of Tokyo, cutting off water and NEW YORK (UPI) — A Soviet caucus. also serves as commission chairman. MANILA, Philippines (UPI) - A tively in charge," he said. electricity supplies to more than 1.3 million schoolgirl in the United States on a No endorsement was given in the state Lloyd said the commission is re­ medical examiner, confers with Michael Koskoff, her attorney, month after being swept to power. In December, Lloyd was elected households, police said. mission for global peace says if treasurer’s race because neither of the two quired by statute to meet once a year. at a hearing Thursday. Documents show that Galvin’s requests President Corazon Aquino says she chairman of the commission, forcing About 90,000 homes remained without electric­ diplomats left the peace talks up to the Democratic candidates, Maurice Mosely or The commission has met four times a plans to outline the powers of her new for administrative assistance went unheeded by the commission him to play the role of an O’ Neill ity or water today, police said children of the world they would get Frank Borges, received the 60 percent support year, but Lloyd acknowledged it has interim government this week and her that supervises the examiner’s office. appointee whose job was to insulate the A 1.100-ton freighter with eight crewmen together "in a minute or so.” required. had a problem attaining a quorum. main goal is to safeguard “ peace and chief medical examiner from political aboard went down off Izu-Oshima Island, south of Eleven-year-old Katerina Lycheva. Dr. S.E. Downing, a pathologist at economic stability." pressure. Tokyo. The captain was rescued and the bodies of known as Katya to her friends, arrived Yale Unviersity and a member of the needed administrative assistance. commission. In an exclusive interview with United Man faces 19 new charges Galvin’s attorney has said the gover­ the remaining seven were recovered, officials of in New York from Chicago Sunday commission, said be did not learn about Records show there are nearly 500 The backlog was not new to Galvin’s Press International today, Aquino said nor’s office piayed a role in the the Maritime Safety Agency said sporting a sweatshirt proclaiming WINSTED — A Torrington man charged with serious administrative problems in incomplete cases at the office of chief office. She told state officials in she planned to announce the status of commission’s decision to fire Galvin. "Children as the Peacemakers." assaulting his wife, stepson and two police Galvin’s office until last month. medical examiner, and more than 200 of September 1982 in a letter to the Office her new government — and what Lloyd says he is in a "v e ry difficult Oil ministers still divided She walked off the plane arm in arm officers and strangling the family cat has been A panel of four out-of-state medical those cases date back more than a year. of Policy and Management that a powers it will have — possibly Tuesday. position." with Star Rowe. 10, of San Francisco, charged with assaulting his wife on 14 additional examiners and a retired Connecticut - Lloyd said the problem was brought backlog of delayed autopsy reports Asked if she would proclaim a “ It’s a balancing between the inde­ GENEVA — A nine-day OPEC meeting ended who is acting as her American hostess Supreme Court justice found a "serious to his attention late last year when he “ continues to grow." provisional, or interim, government, occasions. pendence of a system that needs to be today with no agreement on a comprehensive during her 10-day, five-city visit. Nineteen new charges were filed against and unacceptable backlog of incom­ received letters of complaint from the Aquino said "y e s." She declined to professionally free from undue influ­ strategy to reverse the collapse of oil prices, The trip is in memory of Samantha Jeffrey A. Tremins about an hour before be plete autopsy reports" in its two-day public. He said he informally asked G ALVIN SAID that her budget elaborate. ''I will say it on television so I ence, and the question of accountabil­ officials said Smith, the Maine schoolgirl who wrote appeared in Winsted Superior Court on Fnday to evaluation of the office last week. The Galvin about the problem in December requests had gone through the commis­ The oil minister of Gabon. Augustin Hervo- only have to say it once." ity, especially administrative Soviet President Yuri Andropov of her plead innocent to the previous charges lodged panel said in a preliminary repori that before a commission meeting, but it sion and the General Assembly, but sbe Akendengue, said the ministers planned to A Cabinet study committee report­ accountability.” fear of nuclear war and later visited Galvin wa.<^ a competent pathologist but w,ns never rai.sed before the full said efforts to expand ber staff were edly recommended that Aquino declare against him. reconvene April 15 to continue the negotiations Russia on a peace mission in 1983. The new charges allege that Tremins. 25, A source in the Ecuadoran delegation, who a "transitional” government, draft a Samantha and her father were killed assualted his wife. Joanne C. Tremins, nine times spoke on condition of anonymity, confirmed there new constitution reviving the U.S.-style in an American plane crash last year. between November 1985 and February 1986 at the had been no agreements on the key issues of presidential system and hold general Demonstrations dot shoreline “ Sometimes it is very hard to get couple's Torrington apartment, and that he raped setting an overall limit on OPEC oil production elections Nov. II for local officials and a together. They quarrel, they fight,” her in the presense of her (our children, and deciding how the output would be shared two-house congress. Katya said on the topic of peace Torrington police said. among the member countries. summits through an interpreter at a Aquino, asked if she would use Burton Weinstein, the attorney who repres­ Officials said a full statement on the confer­ authoritarian powers to swiftly disman­ news conference at LaGuardia Airport. ented Tracey Thurman when she successfully Friday ‘crueifixion’ to close Lent protests ence, one of the longest in OPEC's 2.5-year tle the dictatorship of the 20-year rule of “ 1 think if it was up to the children it , r ■ argued that Torrington police failed to protect her history, would be issued later. deposed President Ferdinand Marcos, would take us a minute or so to get from a brutal attack by ber estranged husband, poorest cities in the United States. this year to cover the entire 40-day Representatives of the Organization of Petro­ together," she said. said it was important "not to exceed NEW HAVEN (U P I) — Cbristians attended by more than 50 Roman A has informed authorities that he plans similar Bodden said. leum Exporting Countries' 13 members began ohe’s authority or power" and to Lenten season and to focus attention on Katya was to visit a public school in suits on behalf of Joanne Tremins. protesting Connecticut’s status as the Catholics and Protestants. "W e’ve made some people upset.” meeting last Sunday to devise a strategy for other companies in Connecticut, which Brooklyn today, where she will attend "always be thinking of what will be Tremins. who has filed for divorce, has charged nation’s largest per capita weapons About 25 marchers then began Bodden said, explaining some workers reversing the dramatic collapse of oil prices from with a total of $5.5 billion per year in classes, talk with students and eat fried good for the Filipino people." that police failed to arrest her husband in producer have begun a peace march walking toward Branford, the first stop at the targeted companies were not about $30 a barrel four months ago to about $15 a federal military contracts is the na­ chicken in the cafeteria. " I think more than ever I realize that connection with domestic disputes despite being which will end Good Friday with a on the road to demonstrations and vigiis aware of the connection between tbeir barrel. Without an accord to tighten world oil tion’s -largest per capita weapons School officials said the school was it will be impossible for me to please called to her homes more than 60 times since 1982. crucifixion ceremony at a nuclear which will be held Holy Thursday and jobs and nuclear weapons. But. sbe supplies, prices probably will remain near or producer, the protesters say. chosen because of its large number of everybody," Aquino said. submarine maker. Good Friday at the U.S. Navy subma­ said. “ We don’t expect people to just up During the Lenten period which slightly below that price. immigrants, including Russians. The protests, capping a series of rine base in New London and the UPI photo The interview was held at her simple began Feb. 12. protesters have held held and quit tomorrow.” Katya brought with her letters to City suspends sanitarian demonstrations held throughout the Electric Boat shipyard in Groton. The march began only two days after office at the once opulent presidential signs at dozens of companies across Samantha Smith’s mother, gifts for Lenten season at the headquarters of R Soviets rap nuclear test Taking a bite of her first American hot dog, Soviet schoolgirl guest liouse as a long line of callers NEW HAVEN — The city has suspended a The marchers planned today to walk Connecticut which make products the Electric Boat Division of General American schoolchildren and a special waited in the lobby and telephones rang 54-year-oId health department sanitarian in the Connecticut weapons contractors, are Dynamics Corp. won a $1 billion MOSCOW — The Communist Party newspaper Katerina Lycheva, 11, excites observers at the LaSalle. III., from Branford to Madison on the second ranging from helicopter engine parts to present for President Reagan, although incessantly. wake of a newspaper report that a lle g ^ he spent aimed at convincing the companies and contract to produce four more nuclear- said a U S. nucleartest showed "great contempt" grammar school. She continued the second leg of her U.S. tour leg of their journey, she said. components used in nuclear warheads. no meeting at the White House is Aquino assumed power Feb. 25 after a portions of workdays on personal business. their workers to spend their resources The march and demonstrations are powered attack submarines. Tbe con­ for world public opinion, but did not indicate Bodden said the reaction she saw at planned. in New York today. popular military revolt ousted Marcos. Daniel D. Masto. a 21-year veteran, was in other areas, said organizer Lynn tract award announced Friday by the whether it would prompt the Soviets to end a the final events in more than a month of the Laboratory for Electronics Corp. in suspended Friday (or four weeks without pay "(or Bodden, a senior at the Yale Divinity Navy came six weeks after the moratorium on their own tests. The 53-year-old Aquino said the first activities planned by a coalition of Hampden was typical of tbe responses conducting personal business during the work­ School. Pentagon lifted a two-month ban A moratorium on nuclear tests imposed by- month had been "diHicult because we groups called "Lenten Witness for reported at other companies. "The day, ” according to a letter from Director of "Obviously we want people to be against Generai Dynamics Corp. (or a Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev last August did not have any transition period.” Disarmament," Bodden said. people that were driving into the plant Health Edward R. DeLouise. employed, but we want people to be series of contract problems and expires .March 31. but Gorbachev has said it The groups have been involved in either ignored us or made obscene “ But, slowly, I am adjusting to this Masto is the fourth health department aware what kind of ramifications their scandals. would continue until the United States conducted Drug manufacturers raise reward Good Friday demonstrations the past gestures or just shook their heads." she new life. inspector to be suspended after a series of stories employment would have." Bodden The march will end Thursday at the another test. said. " I think on my second week I started said. several years at the shipyard in which naval base, and it will be followed the PH ILA D ELPH IA (API - An associ­ them " which could help detect were tainted with cyanide causing a in the Jackson Newspapers reported that six of Protesters feel their actions are The U.S test occurred Saturday in Nevada getting this terrible headache which The four-day march along Connecti­ numerous protesters have been ar­ next day by a re-enactment of Christ’s ation of over-lhe-counler drug manu­ tam()ering. New York woman's death last month. the city’s eight inspectors were using paid time especially important in Conn^ticut. despite protests by more than 60 members of had never happened to me before, and cut’s shoreline began Sunday shortly rested (or disorderly conduct, trespass­ crucifixion outside the main offices of Congress and repeated Soviet appeals to the facturers today raised to $900,000 the ■"They (capsulesi aren't more of a Information is being sought on this for activities other than work. which while ranking as a top weapons finally I decid^ it was really impossi­ after a prayer service at the United ing. and other charges. the Electric Boat shipyard. United States to join the moratorium. reward for information leading to the threat. The consumer will decide if I hey year's cases as well as the Chicago-area The demonstrations were expanded producer also contains two of the ble for me to try to do everything all at Qiurch on the New Haven Green The last U.S. test had been on Dec. 28 conviction of drug lampcrers as the want them, " said Walden Tylenol-tampering cases which led to once and that every day should not be a Reagan administration officials have rejected search for contaminated capsules of The FBI found rat poi.son in capsules seven deaths in 1983. he said of Contac. Teldrin and Dielac in long day." she said. a joint nuclear test ban, saying it would be three recalled products continued. Young said authorities are no closer Hou.ston and Orlando. Fla., on Friday She said she had trimmed down the difficult to verify. Some officials also say the Over-The-Counter Medicine Trade to determining who is responsible for and Saturday, said Jack Martin, a number of callers she sees and does not Soviet Union is ahead of the United States in .■Association representative Jack the nine tainted cap.sulcs found over the spokesman for the FDA. take state papers home with her. weapons testing, and that a ban would hinder Walden announced the group had set up weekend. SmithKIine Beckman Corp. pulled development of the proposed "Star Wars " a toll-free phone line. 1-800-222-3081. to An FBI spokesman who refused to Aquino has ordered the release of 517 Stick with the facts, the products from the market last week space-based missile defense system. receive confidential information on give his name said the investigation political prisoners, lifted a law banning after a caller identifying himself as producl-tampt'ring was continuing. people accused of crimes against "G ary " said he tampered with the Five students die in Florida Walden defended the industry's use of Contac is a top-selling cold remedy; national security from questioning capsules as did the head of the federal drugs to force the Philadelphia-based Dietac. a weight-loss drug; and Teldrin. their detention, and reduced prices of DAYTONA BEACH. Fla — The traditional drug manufacturer to stop producing Food and Drug Administration. Frank an allergy drug. petroleum-based products. not the fads. collegiate Spring break beach bash in Florida has Young who also appt'ared on CBS capsules. been marred by the death of five college students Morning News today Walden said the assix-ialion raised In phone calls to news organizations "If I am to judge by what the media who have fallen to their deaths from hotel "There is no such thing as tamper­ the reward on drug tamperers from the and SmithKIine officials. "G a ry " said say or what people say, on some Tuesday Only balconies and a draw bridge. proof medicine " said Young. "And $200,000 offered by New Brunswick he had inserted rat poison and cyanide questions I ’ve b ^ n too cautious. But on For human sexuality Information, The latest victim was a University of Nebraska capsules have advantages — they are N.J.-based Johnson & Johnson Co when into the products sold in Houston. St the whole I guess it's a happy middle the unmistakable source is student who fell nine floors to his death in lime-released and you can see through its Extra Strength Tylenol capsules Louis. Chicago and Orlando. ground." From Our Meat Dept. Daytona Beach early Sunday while jumping from The Kinsey Report by Dr. June M. Relnisch. USDA CHOICE WHOte _ _ one balcony to another at the LaPlaya Hotel Police said Paul .Morse 21, of Omaha, Neb . TENDERLOIN...... ______* . ib was airlifted to a hospital, but was pronounced Controversy surrounds Oscar nominations 3 99 dead a short time later The Kinsey Report is the only column Four other students died in mishaps here and in Bv Vernon Scott of the Spider Woman." "Prizzi’s win the best supporting actress award Jon Voight. "Runaway Train." about sex backed by more than 40 years From Our Deli Dept. Fort Lauderdale and .Vliami Honor" and "Witness " for her performance as a Mafia The race (or best actress is a 4 United Press International of ongoing research. Each question is Society seeks promotion ban Some groups plan protests outside the princess in "P rizzi's Honor. " two-woman contest between veteran lUPORTEO KRAKUS HOLLYtVOOD — The .Academy Music Center to draw attention to their Other nominees for best director Geraldine Page and newcomer Whoopi answered with accurate information DAYTONA BEACH. Fla - The American Awards program this year is spiced claim that "Tjie Color Purple " portrays w-ere Hector Babenco. "K iss of the Goldberg. from the world-renowned Kinsey u »2.59i Cancer Society, citing 20 years of evidence with controversy concerning "The blacks in a negative way. Spider Woman;" Sydney Pollack. "Out linking tobacco to cancer, has called fora ban on Color Puri'le ■ which garnered II And clouding the selection for best of Africa;" Akira Kurosawa. "Ran." Page played an aging woman tracing Institute. her roots and memories to the dusty cigarette companies sponsoring events that nominations, and its director Steven picture was the .Academy's failure to apd Peter Weir. "Witness." From Our Seafood Dept. nominate Steven Spielberg, director of little town where she spent her youth in Dr. June M. Reinisch, director of the attract young people Spielberg, who was left off the list. / Also nominated for best supporting "The Color Purple." Spielberg won the "The Trip to Bountiful. " Page had been Vi FRESH FROZEN Cancer society spokesman Irving Rimer said It won't be until three hours after the ( actress were Margaret Avery- and institute, answers readers’ questions in cigarette companies are circumventing the 1971 award for best director earlier this nominal^ for Oscars seven times Stan of the show tonight that the most Oprah Winfrey". "The Color Purple;" an easy-to-understand way. She gives ban on cigarette advertising on television or radio month from the Director's Guild of previously- and never won an award. SWORDFISH ______*3. 19ib. contro\erstal award — for best picture Meg Tilly. "Agnes of God.” and Amy by sponsoring televised sporting and cultural America. facts, hot opinions or advice. Facts you — w ill be presented by three directors. Madigan. "Twice in a Lifetime." evets Goldberg starred in ""The Color Billy Wilder Federico Fellini and Akira The Spielberg controversy has given Purple" as the victim of a brutal can trust. " I think the public needs to understand the Austria's Klaus .Maria Brandauer From Our Bakery Kurosawa. rise to speculation that "The Color husband who finally manages to start not-so-subtle ways the cigarette companies are Purple " will win the Oscar as a was the front-runner (or best support­ 'The Kinsey Report has been a reliable OUR OWN BAKED moving their product onto the public airways ' The .58th annual awards show" will be life anew in the 1930s in rural Georgia. consolation prize for the director. If not. ing actor for "Out of Africa." His Rimer said Sunday. telecast by .ABC throughout the United source of sex information since it began ’ then "Out of Africa " is favored to win. competition; Don Ameche. "Cocoon;" Also nominated for best actress were Stales and in scores of foreign coun­ JELLY ROLLS______*1.99«di "They are associating their product with tennis William Hickey. "Prizzi's Honor;' Meryl Streep. "Out of Africa;" Anne in 1984. Now it’s available here, every tries, including China for the first time events, ski trips, rock concerts and other healthy, This year's nominations provide the Eric Roberts. "Runaway Train." and Bancroft. "Agnes of God." and J e s s i c Saturday, in the Manchester Herald’s ever Although the show has dropped in Mm -M • - • MC tWL • >uz ■ • P « pleasing events They're trying to convey that closest competition in many years. Robert Loggia " Jagged Edge. " a Lange. "Sweet Dreams." ratings in recent years, it commonly Weekend Plus Magazine. their product is healthy and pleasing and it's not Emotions and sentiment, as usual, attracts an audience of 2.5 billion William Hurt, playing an imprisoned Dr. Charles A Le.Maistre. the cancer .society- will play a vital role in the results. Most of the nominees will be present president. also repeated the group's call' for people homosexual in "Kiss of the Spider at the three-hour-plus ceremonies at the John Huston. 79. is favored to win the Woman." was favored to win the Oscar 317 Highland 8L Rout# 44 extending the ban on cigarette and smokeless Two period films "The Color Pur­ Los Angeles Music Center. Alan Alda. Oscar as best director for "Pri/zi's for best actor in a close race over'Jack tobacco product advertising to include newspap­ ple the saga of a courageous black Jane Fonda and Robin Williams will act Manchaalar Coventry Honor " Huston won his first Oscar tn Nicholson as a Mafia hit man in ers. magazines and billboards. The society's woman in the South, and "Out of as masters of ceremonies. kishla:?: park market 646-4277 1948 (or "Treasure of the Sierra Madre" "Prizzi's Honor." iianrt|rstTr lirralb 742-7361 directors recently called for eliminating all Africa. " a love story , were favored to in which he directed his father. Waltbr Special awards will be given oldtime models and scenery in tobacco advertising and a win Best Picture. Both movies gar­ Huston, who won the award for best Others nominated (or best actor were actor Buddy Rogers and Paul Newman, Your Voice in Manchester lim it on illu.strations to depictions of the cigarette nered II nominations packages. supporting actor. Harrison Ford. “Witness." James a six-time nominee who has never won The other nominated films are "Kiss His daughter. Anjelica. is favored to Gamer. “ Murphy’s Rom ance." and an Oscar MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 24, 1M 6-7 > — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, March 24, 1986 OPINION New Haven fights ‘disastrous’ Reagan aid roiiback toric district. critics say is a very tall order. By Lyda Phillips “Despite the fact that New In 1982, city officials estimated "They are not playing by the United Press International Haven has been hailed as the “The president seeks to unilaterally decide $300 million inconstant 1982dollars rules,” Rep. Frank Horton, R- model city, it is still the seventh had been invested by federal, state N.Y., said at a recent hearing on *NEW HAVEN - Hailed as poorest city in the United States, ■which m oney will and will not be spent. That and local government in New the matter. “They are literally Illinois affair America’s model city during the the paradox of penury in the midst sets disastrous limits on Congress. That in a Haven’s central business district, using it (the deferral process) as a Jack turbulent days of urban renewal in of plenty,” Mayor Biagio DiLieto adding $100 million to the city’s tax line-item veto.” the 1960s, New Haven is back in the said. nutshell is what the case is about.” roils. “It is reprehensible that the offers lesson Anderson lead as it fights to halt a nationwide Officials now say all the city has president of the United States rollback of billions of dollars in CITY OFFICIALS PREDICT accomplished is threatened by the would expect the Congress of the federal aid. the deferrals, combined with pro­ — Rep. Bruce Morrison, D-Conn. withdrawal of federal support, and United States to relinguish its New Haven, among the coun­ posed cuts in federal aid for the the victims will be the poor, the constitutional perogative to allo­ in democracy try’s poorest cities, filed suit Feb. next fiscal year, will mean a 10 elderly and the handicapped who cate money and decide how it 19 to prevent President Reagan percent cut in the city’s fire and are not dusted by the downtown should be spent,” DiLieto said. from deferring — or withholding — police departments. glitter. about $R billion in 1986 federal aid There would be no federally “The private sector is not "HERE WE ARE trying to to cities already approved by assisted housing for some 5;720 federal support on private enter­ capable of understanding and then become self-sufficient and we have No one has quite figured out what Congress. people on waiting lists, they say. urban problems and using federal Killing Stealth resources to solve those prob­ prise. “It took away all their responding to the nuances of daily the federal government come happened in Illinois on Tuesday, when a The first hearing on the case is The cuts also would force the living on an urban level, to the along and nullify all that,” he said. couple of candidates with extremist views closing of some of the city’s 14 lems,” he said. identity.” aeheduled March 27. The federal government poured In the late 1970s, a new surge of needs of the poor and the elderly,” “New Haven is at a turning were put on the ballot with the estimable 'll Rep. Bruce Morrison, D-Conn., senior citizens centers, closing of development swept New Haven, Proto said. “There’s no way to point,” Morrison said. “If it fails to would prevent gnd the League of Cities filed a some branches of the public $200 million into New Haven’s Adlai Stevenson III. urban development in the 1960s which had transformed the central encourage it without incentives.” receive continued assistance the companion suit, which will be library and cutbacks in health downtown business district by the city could fail and slip back into the But whatever happened in the Democratic consolidated under the title The services for the poor. under the leadership of powerful former Mayor Richard Lee. mid-1980s. THE LAWSUIT FOCUSES on doldrums.” primary in that state was an indication that City of New Haven vs. the United “The ones who can least afford to The Rouse Co. of Columbia, Md., the 1974 Impoundment Control Act, DiLieto warns the only alterna­ the democratic process does not always a huge waste States of America. fend for themselves are the ones took over the aging Chapel Square which allowed the president to tive is more state aid or higher ■rl “The president seeks to unilater­ who are going to be affected the WHOLE NEIGHBORHOODS work. were bulldozed to make way for mall and with federal help turned it propose deferrals but made those taxes, in a city where taxes are ally decide which money will and most," DiLieto said. Of New deferrals subject todisapproval by already among the highest in the It was no surprise that Stevenson, a former WASHINGTON — Groaning and grimacing over high-rise low-income housing into a vital shopping center along y will not be spent,” Morrison said. Haven’s 130,000 residents, 17 per­ the lines of Fanueil Hall in Boston one house of the Congress. state, or “extortionate.” cent are below the federal poverty stock, which DiLieto said is now senator whose political views are well the budget like a professional wrestler on camera. “That sets disastrous limits on “unfit for human habitation.” or Baltimore’s Harborplace, also The U.S. Supreme Court, how­ Reagan is clealy passing the known, won the gubernatorial nomination. Congress is about to cry “Uncle! ” to the Congress. That in a .nutshell is level and 25 percent are elderly. ever, in 1983 declared the one- burden onto the states and cities, what the case is about.” In the fight to keep federal After Lee. federal funding for Rouse Co. projects. The Democratic leadership in Illinois took it and approve the Air Force’s crackbrained, $80 such projects dried up and for New Haven entrepreneurs Joel house veto provision he said. for granted that he would, and was proven billion new toy: the Stealth bomber. More immediate concerns — dollars rolling into the cities, “New^ Schiavone and Edmund Fusco, unconstitutional. “Does it really matter to the such as housing and police protec­ Haven has taken a lead role as.it seven or eight years. New Haven taxpayer whether they are paying correct. floundered, said Neil T. Proto, the using Urban Development Action In order to block deferrals, both We’ve already reported Stealth’s long list of tion — are at stake in New Haven, a has in its past,” said Morrison, Grants and private funds, reno­ the House of Representatives and those taxes to the state, local, or Where the party leaders went wrong was in city where urban blight mixes with whose district includes the city. lawyer handling the lawsuit on deficiencies, including the most serious flaw of behalf of the city. vated the closed Shubert Theater the Senate now must pass legisla­ federal government? Ronald Rea­ taking for granted that Stevenson’s running all; the acknowledged fact that the bomber, elegant neighborhoods and the “Though it’s not the largest city into the centerpiece of a highly- tion which must be signed by the gan is in effect raising taxes,” historic downtown campus of Yale by a long shot, it’s been on the “Smothered is a good word,” mates would also win, even though their supposedly invisible to radar, won’t be able to fool Proto said of the effect of the touted downtown theater and his­ president, a task congressional DiLieto said. names were not familiar to voters. the old-fashioned radars the Soviet Union still has llniversity. forefront of attempting to confront It came a shock when two of those running Perspective deployed. mates, George Sangmeister, the candidate Now we’ve unearthed an 8-year-old Pentagon for lieutenant governor, and Aurelia study, still classified secret which shows that a Manpower shortage limits road repairs Pucinski, the candidate for secetary of state, souped-up commercial jetliner, with refinements, State gets ready were beaten by Mark J. Fairchild and Janice could do a better job than Stealth at a fraction of permitted the use of new types of shortages, were unavoidable. And found a department with little Teacher ripples spur concern WETHERSFIELD (AP) - The money, two word processors and a Hart, respectively. the cost. Yet this possibility isn’t even being state Department of Transporta­ construction materials, without he said that policy decisions such as the use of untested new truck fleet that was out-dated and Fairchild and Hart are followers of Lyndon And while the state helps to considered. tion has undertaken an ambitious requiring routine state testing. for lottery boom LaRouche Jr., leader of the extreme-right- Bv Judd Everhart to that threshold. Many of the so-called “magic materials or the delay in getting a broken down. Burns said the DOT boost teacher salaries, "we’re program to rebuild $5,6 billion hadn't received enough money to The Republicans have shied With its customary rigidity, the Defense worth of roads and bridges over the materials” failed or were improp­ construction project computer sys­ HARTFORD (UPI) - Con­ pool will have one more day to wing National Democratic Policy Committee going to get left holding the bag Department, from Secretary Caspar Weinberger tem. were prudent given the “keep its management system in which, up until Tuesday, had not produced a HARTFORD — Some Republi­ away from anything mandatory. next eight years, but a severe erly installed and will have to be necticut lottery officials expect grow because the Good Friday can legislators and Democratic They want starting salaries left for our public works employees, on down, is insisting that it must have its planned» manpower shortage and a lack of a replaced. emergency nature of the program. order.” their busiest week ever as holiday will force postponement candidate able to win in a general election at the Police, the Fire Depart­ 132 Stealth bombers. Here’s why this program is • Some DOT field supervisors The DOT warned state legisla­ “It worried all of us in here. of the regular weekly drawing mayors are worried that if the up to local collective bargaining, computer system is hampering the We’re undertaking this huge pro­ people scramble to buy tickets any level. ment,” Timpanelli said. such a particularly wasteful and woodenheaded plan. have been forced to handle up to 10 tors in 1979 that the stale’s bridges to Saturday. Lewis said. General Assembly approves although they’re willing to pro­ and highways were deteriorating. ject, how are we going to do it? I for a record $15 million grand Some of those who voted for Fairchild and vide some state money to help "There’s no talk here in the boondoggle; Some lop transport at ion officials times the workload they had before prize at stake after four succes­ Nobody has correctly picked state money for raises for public the program began. In the wake of In 1982. DOT officials estimated think the whole department is all six winning numbers in any Hart may have done so because they agreed school teachers, other pubiic boost those salaries once the Capitol about them.” acknowledge that their depart­ stretched thin,” Burns said. sive drawings without a top with the candidates’ statements that all Bridgeport Mayor Thomas W. Unlike the B-1 bomber, which was designed for ment does not have enough em­ the nationwide shortage of quali­ that it could take 90 years to fix prize winner. of the past four weeks. employees will start demanding towns have made a commitment • use in either nuclear or conventional warfare. ployees to handle thousands of fied construction engineers, the Connecticut’s highway system un­ The department will lose 20 The weekly Lotto numbers people should be screened for AIDS and that too. Bucci and Norwalk Mayor Wil­ less spending was dramatically percent of its top and middle “It will be our biggest week, equal treatment. liam A. Collins agreed. Stealth will be treated like the crown jewels. repair and construction projects, DOT has been scouring college drawn Friday were 6-22-27-28- victims of AIDS should be quarantined "Sure it’s going to happen. I’ve Last week, some mayors and Sources told our associate Donald Goldberg that but DOT officials also maintain campuses for enginering increa.sed management officials to retire­ no doubt about it.” said J. 36-40. before “the disease engulfs western been in that spot, ” said Senate first selectmen told a news “The other unions are going to personnel. Then a section of the Mianus ment in the next three to five years. Blaine Lewis, chief of the The largest single winner in point to the higher increases for Stealth is to be used strictly as a second-strike that the pres.sure on their staff has lottery unit at the state Division civilization.” A minority may even have Majority Leader Reginald J. conference at the Capitol that , weapon — that is, after an exchange of missiles. not resulted in any loss of safety. • Two years into the largest River bridge on Interstate 95 There are not enough qualified state history is Dennis Duce- agreed with Hart that the nation “should get Smith, R-New Hartford, a they were concerned about a teachers and say, ’What about “We’re not taking risks.” said repair and construction program collapsed on June 28, 1983, killing engineers in the United States to of Special Revenue in man. 32, of Stratford who won three people and seriously injuring fill both the ranks of private Newington. former first selectman. strong ripple effect into other us?” ’ Bucci said. stale transportation Commis­ in its history, the DOT is only now $7.8 million in March 1984 and the traitors out of Washington ... so our House Minority Leader Irving THE SUPER-SECRET BOMBER will be rolled three others. consultants and public transporta­ The current Connecticut re­ children don’t come home with orange and The Republican leadership of areas once unions see state funds sioner J. William Burns. He said exploring the possibility of instal­ then quit his job as an engineer J. Stolberg, D-New Haven, said out of the hangar only after the nuclear holocaust most construction projects are on ling a computer system to track The DOT began an emergency tion departments. cord is a $12.6 million jackpot at Sikorsky Aircraft. purple hair.” the GOP-controlled Legislature being poured into town coffers has already begun. It can’t be used before then the number of details involved in inspection and repair program of Burps said that DOT employees shared by three winners in The second single biggest is expected to hammer out for teacher raises. he did not believe teacher raises schedule and being completed Conscious support for the LaRouche would directly affect other con­ because it’s too expensive to lose and for fear that within expected costs. monitoring about 2,000 separate all potentially dangerous bridges are able to handle three or four September 1985. winner was Mike Debus of doctrines is the most ominous explanation of agreement this week or next on "We are very worried about merely flying it will give away its design secrets. The program, which was trig­ projects. and the General Assembly met in times as much work as they use to Lotto ticket sales were frantic Newington, who nabbed $6.9 the teacher pay-raise issue. that," said Trumbull First Se­ tract talks. Burns said the difficulties have special se.ssioh and appropriated because of improvements in million in July 1984. the Illinois primary results, but probably But House Majority Leader gered by the 1983 collapse of the Friday as the second-largest Democratic Gov. Wiiliam A. lectman Paul Timpanelli. “ Do Never mind that the invisibility to radar would Mianus River bridge in Green­ been less than he expected. He said $41 million to fund the. work. efficiency. jackpot ever in Connecticut Lottery officials say there isn’t the right one. Robert G. Jaekle, R-Stratford. hardly be necessary in the confusion and DOT employees have “performed •'The Mianus River bridge gave were 353 second-prize winning Another explanation, offered by Stevenson O’Neill is backing a mandatory you think (other unions) are wich. has run into some problems “Our single biggest problems is surged to $10.9 million. Lewis going to sit still ? There’s going to said many House Republicans conflagration that would follow a nuclear missile admirably” under emergency cir­ instant wisdom to a lot of politi­ the matter of personnel. There said. No one won the top prize. tickets sold in this week’s backers, is that the voters were uninformed plan that would make $19,300 the including: minimum starting salary for be this big roll-over effect. are asking, “Does it spill over attack. Overlook the fact that even in peacetime, • In its rush to repair cracked cumstances. He said some of the cians who could no longer say isn’t any quick or easy answer to In addition to extra sales contest, worth $1,147 each, and about the underticket. When faced with a into other municipal employees? with nothing better to do, the Soviet air defense in and crumbling bridges, the DOT problems, such as manpower ‘No.’” Burns said. that.” he said. “To do the job any generated by the expected 13,696 third-prize winning teachers. The state would pay “How far do you think we’re In February 1984. the legislature choice between the unfamiliar Sangmeister going to get in negotiations?” he How bad does it impact the rest 1983 took two hours to locate and shoot down the better all I could ask for is a 48-hour record grand prize, the lottery tickets worth $53 each. the estimated $4.1 million it approved Gov. William A. day.” and Pucinski and the equally unfamiliar would take to bring all towns up asked. of the municipal employees? unarmed Korean Air Lines plane that had been “That’s why we’ve been debat­ Insurance hearings open O’Neill's $5.6 billion proposal to Fairchild and Hart, they chose the “safer” wandering around in Soviet air space. Ignore the repair the stale's highway system. Anglo-Saxon names, that explanation holds. ing the phiiosophy of the state possibility that the KGB wili find at least one That money is expected to cut the CHILD CARE CHOICES It is almost as ominous as the first one, but is setting any sort of figure, be it vulnerable employee among the 30,000 who’ll be STA.'VIKOHI) (API - U.S. Rep More than a dozen bills, includ­ repair time from almost a century LeeK somewhat more plausible when combined minimum or targeted.” Jaekle working on the Stealth bomber, and be able to-buy Slewiirl B. .McKinney was to hold ing one that limits damages that to a decade. A Seminar for concerned parents. Learn: said. its secrets long before D-Day. the first in a series of hearings can be recovered from municipali­ Since work started two years with other factors. ties ;md another permitting busi­ FUEL OIL * Child care options in Connecticut “That’s why we feel very today about the diIficulties constit­ ago. the DOT has resurfaced about * How to find quality At any rate, LaRouche’s NDPC, Why does the Air Force insist on the Stealth uents are having getting liability nesses to provide their own group 1.000 miles of highway and started strongly (that teacher in­ insurance, have been introduced in Sublect * How to screen providers emboldened by the Illinois victory, is now creases) should be on a local bomber, then? It’s hard to escape the conclusion insurance restoring or replacing 213 bridges. “It isan issiiethat isbeginningto Congress But the tremendous amount of claiming that a “second American option basis,” said the Senate’s that the ex-pilots who run the Air Force are still In 1985. the property-casualty • ■ Change Tuesday, April 8, at Manchester Community hypnotized by the glamor of manned aircraft. affect everything. ” the 4th District work has created growing pains in revolution” is in the making and that Smith. “It’s also the reason Republican said. “In my district, insurance indu.stry posted record Senior Citizen A College, Lowe Program Center,7>9 p.m. Even under this Dr. Strangelove spell, there are the DOT Cost: $10 per person or $15 per couple America has seen “the beginning of a many members of our caucus pumpkin festivals and apple festi­ operating losses of $5.4 billion, “The DOT existed hand-to- Volume Discounts landslide.” felt that the towns should partici­ few who will argue that a cruise missile with a vals can't gel liability insurance so continuing a pattern evident in small radar signature is an infinitely better mouth for 10 years. " Burns said. THRIFTY OIL CO. For registration pate financially. they won’t be held. Gas dealers 1984. At the same time, the cost of The department was reduced by 4 H i That may be only talk, but there is cause penetratorthan a slow-flying plane (which the liability insurance jumped dram­ for concern. And a lesson is available from “We feel the towns should have have seen their insurance go from about a third in the 1970s. from 289-8843 call 647-6242. Mencheier. Conneocul 00040 to make some commitment to Stealth must be to make its supposed invisibility $8,000 a year to $40,000 atically for tho.se businesses and about 6.000 people to 4.370 today. the course of the affair thus far. “It is tearing at the very social professionals who could obtain it. that salary rather than just work at all). When Burns look over as DOT No fluke in the democratic process should fabric of our lives It is inexcusa­ .McKinney said he does not know reopening collective bargain­ where the hearings will lead. commissioner in October 1981, he give such impetus to extreme views that are ing” and letting the state pick up WHAT THE PENTAGON should be buying is a ble, " he said rejected by the vast majority of Americans. the raises, he said. simple plane that is hardened against some of the In Illinois, political leaders took too much for byproducts of a nuclear exchange — like granted, voters were too lazy to learn or go to © i 9 0 6 byNEA Inc y .4 Judd Everhart covers the state electromagnetic pulse — and can get up fast the polls' and ignorance was allowed to carry "I’ve had it with ‘quality time' for today. Can I Capitol for The Associated enough to be safe in the air, where it could drop go get some PEER PRESSURE now?" Press. air-launched cruise missiles to devastate the the day. Soviet Union. A plane like that would be a credible deterrent; Stealth is not. The still-secret Pentagon study found just the Chicanos say seven states should be theirs plane that could do the job. The CMCA, or Health. “cruise-missile-carrying aircraft,” could be a W P R E When yours is less than perfect, we’re ready to treat you — courthouse in the name of Aztian; and as late as Boeing 747 or a Lockheed L-1011 simply 7 days a week, 365 days a year. LOS ANGELES — The state of Texas separated redesigned to meet the Pentagon’s second-strike from Mexico in 1836. and that is cause for an 1979 a small sect called the Chicano Liberation Front detonated a series of “freedom bombs” in requirements. But no one in the ebullient commemoration this year. People military-industrial complex will lobby for this throughout the nation are celebrating the downtown Los Angeles. R IG H T ON So Professor Acuna says the current talk of simple solution, which would produce few profits sesquicentennial of the moment when the United Tom or promotions. States began laying ciaim to the entire southwest reclaiming Mexican land is an extension of portion of the nation Tiede history. He does not condone the calls for Given the reality of Washington, the cheap But not everyone is lifting a glass. There are bloodshed, necessarily, but he would be pleased to answer is out. But there’s still a way to lop off a many Americans of Mexican heritage, for see Chicano liberation: “I can trace my family sizable part of the Stealth bomber’s $80 billion YOUR WAY, example, who believe the 19th century annexation back to 1720 in Arizona. The Southwest does not price. If Congress can talk the Pentagon into 132 of almost 1 million square miles of territory rightfully belong to the union. ” more B-1 bombers instead of Stealths, it would belonging to the Republic of Mexico should be save the taxpayers approximately $55 billion. remembered as a stain rather than an ornament ON THE OTHER HAND, Acuna is a pragmatist about Aztian. And he doesn’t see the reclamation Care. on the U S. experience. Eye on the economy MANCHESTER. The Mexican-American critics cali themselves activities that black people used to force very soon. He thinks the Texas commemoration government concessions in tbe 1960s. Professor will fire Chicano concern and maybe ignite Government ecnomists are studying More than prompt, quality treatment — Chicanos. And some of the more militant are international currency fluctuations with more observing the sesquicentennial darkly. They say Acuna suggests the activities could lead to riots demonstrations, but he adds that in terms of we give you personalized medical care. than usual interest. They’re looking for signs that it’s time for Spanish-speaking citizens to begin and other disturbances, and t jience into some actual nationalization the Chicano spirit may be form of armed conflict. willing but the flesh is weak. panicky OPEC countries are withdrawing their thinking about reclaiming Texas — and deposits from American banks to generate the California. Nevada. New Mexico. Arizona. - For one thing, the United States has no intention A FEW ACTIVIS’TS are already advocating of giving up 25 percent of its territory, by court cash they need. With their oil revenues Right here in town (with 8 offices everywhere). Right Colorado and Utah as well. plummeting so drastically, the oil-producing By force, if necessary, warfare. They have declared “southwest order or force. The laws could be altered to independence” and even given the area a new prevent for former, and the military would stop countries may have to tap into their dollar where you travel. Maybe right on your way to work. reserves. If investors around the world become “ra E CRITICS have no organization to speak of name: Aztian. the place of the Aztecs. Tito the latter. There are 11 million people of Mexican Matter of fact, we make it pretty handy to bank at 18 Lavarriva. a Chicano artist, says Mexican- extract in the United States, but there are 220 spooked by the specter of a worldwide depression Nor do they have specific plans. But Professor tied to oil’s downfall and begin shifting to cash and Rudolfo Acuna of California State University has Americans will rule Aztian again, and “the only million others who are not. different places east of the river! Immetiiate precious metals, interest rates and inflation will written a book on the notion. “Occupied America, way anyone can stop us is to kill us all." Besides, it’s a good guess that most Chicanos do Harsh words. Yet Professor Acuna says they not want to be part of Mexico again. They may soar as the dollar’s value falls. the Chicano Struggle for Liberation, ” and he says Offices at Burr Corners ■ East Center Street • Hartford Road • the Mexican-American cry for the land is more are the predictable result of a brutal act. He says object to the original land grab and complain the Anglo acquisition of Texas 150 years ago was North Main • West Middle Tpke. • Spencer Street • Purnell Place •» than mere rhetoric: about other aspects of being Hispanic in America, Medical bad enough, hut the following war with Mexico but old Mexico has made historic errors of its own Main Office on Main Street. .Many with Conni'^all-day-all-nighi "Most of the Chicanos I know harbor auiomaiic.teller machines, too. 'leiephone 646-17(H). deep-seated resentments. They feel as I do that was international rape. The United States and remains economically and democratically the U S. stole our property and our nationality. I annexed almost half of all the real estate in underdeveloped. iEaiuhpatpr HrralJi Mexico when it won the 1846-47 war. No. Professor Acuna says the fighting is not Cane Center would not personally like to see a civil war develop Arguments over the propriety of the annexation FowKeif In IW 1 over the matter, but the sentiment is strong and imminent in Texas or any other part of t he getting stronger, and there is at least a potential have raged since. Acu na says Chicanos (the term Southwest. He does wonter aloud, however, while RICH AnO W. C O S G R O V E...... PuMMwr is taken from the word Mexicanos) committed the merriment continues for the sesquicentennial, DOUGLAS A BEVINS ...... Exacutlv* Edttor for violence.” social banditry in the Southwest in the early 1900s, JAM ES P. S A C K S ...... Managing EdHor 263 West MkMIe ’Turnpike Professor Acuna says-small cells of Chicanos if the United States might one day get festive ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... and he claims 5.000 of t hem were eventually killed enough to invade Mexico for a third time, and . AaaocMa Editor are organizing to press the issue one way or at the comer of Broad Street - Manchester when authorities believed they were plotting mass annex all of the rest of that nation. MARIE E. SIEFFERT Advartialng DIractor/Aaaoc PubIMiar of Manchester another. Acuna says the Chicanos may instigate MARK F. ABRAITIS...... BualnaaaManagar legal dainns to start with and then use assassinations. SHELDON COHEN ...... CompoalngManaoar Offices in Manchester, East Hartford, Bolton, Andover, South^Windsor, There has also been more recent violence. A ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... PraaarooinM anm 646-8595 “alternative methods” iflitigation fails. East Windsor, Ashforci, Eastford, Mansfield and Tolland, f it An ( qw l Oppoftumtt L rnd

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U.«. ACRES byJhnDavto listing, say. $9,000 as my basis, gt|g QUESTION: AID thereby reducing my tax bite? RCLL,OReON,HERC YOU ARE IN THE LIFE FORA VOUNGr R UN T ANP LOW I am puzzled BACK OF A PICKUP TRUCK HEAPEP Pia IS FILLEP WITH BRANCHES .about how to THERHANTOM by Lm Falk A Sy Sarry FOR 000PNE&6 KN0W6 WHERE UNCERTAINTIES calculate the ANSWER: Two things — your 'tax on the re- > Investors’ innate honesty and, perhaps more COLGATE demption of important, fear of getting nabbed PUMP ------mutual fund Guide by the Internal Revenue Service. ;>bares. The IRS gets copies of all TOOTH William A. Doyle "information returns," including T. Last year, I -redeemed my 1099-Bs, to feed into its computers. PASTE 'entire holdings Granted, each 1099-B lists only the (( ;of a mutual proceeds from the sale of stocks or bonds or from the redemption of REGULAR • fund, which had OR GEL been in effect for 18 years. During Now, let's strike a happy note mutual fund shares. So, the IRS 4.5 OZ. has no quick way of learning the ClEESUWIidRIWbi 'ihat time, I had reinvested all and say you received $1S,0M when PUMP dividends and capital gains distri­ you redeemed all the shares you profit from each transaction. butions to buy more shares. Each accumulated. You had a profit of Nonetheless, if your return is CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crooka A Caaala . year, I paid the appropriate $8,000, which you are required to audited, the revenooiers will want CttSSWHirwMW VtfeMi i PIP YOU TELL OUR BUT SHE SAIP SHE WAS HERE TO WORK. income tax on the year's dividends reijort on Schedule D of your proof of the price you paid for the RU6$IAN FRIENP THAT fund shares you redeemed. If WHEN eVOMUS VX SEP­ . NOT p la y . ^ and capital gains distributions. federal income tax return. ARATES FROM THE When I redeemed all my shares If all the shares were purchased you're caught cheating, you'll be ALKA-SEinER BLONOIE by Daan Young A Stan Draka 600STER, THE JOLT last year, I had an overall profit. I more than six months tefore you nailed to the wall. 2 HILL TURN HER redeemed them, the entire profit ANTACID COIAIN© BISHT UR t ; BVTHBTIAAB know I must report that profit as a MY ORBflS capital gain. But how do I calculate was a long-term capital gain — QUESTION: My redemption of MR5..0UM5TBAD COMES AROUNQ rru.ee OUT it on my 1985 income tax return, only 40 percent of which is taxable. all my mutual fund shares was VIAL OP STYLE taking into account that I already However, if some of the shares processed on the day the fund's OF 26 have paid taxes on my reinvested were acquired through reinvest­ shares went ex-dividend. I there­ TABLETS 2 dividends and capital gains ment of dividends and/or capital fore missed out on the dividend and distributions? gains within six months of the date my redemption was at a lower net on which you redeemed, the profit asset value per share. Do I have TYLENOL ANSWER: Your profit was the on those shares was a short-terin any ho|)e of recovering the value of CHILDREN'S 4 difference between the amount of capital gain — all of which is this "lost dividend?" CHEWABLE money you received when you subject to full income tax. ARLO AND JANI8 * by Jimmy Johnaon redeemed your mutual fund shares If the latter was the case, you ANSWER: Certainly. The value TABLETS and your "basis" for those shares. have to re|>ort both long-term and JUSnHlMK!lHO»,VrtN ^ ONLY..... NEVER MMO.YDU WOULDKT of a mutual fund's shares automat­ BELIEVE AAE IF I TOLD Y9U! Your basis was the total amount short-term capital gains on the ically drops by the amount of the 1 VEAR5otential equity partners." DEODORANT Y $ . ' C»A,Y t h e DEODORANT W H A T H E 5 1 Maine (U P I) — The owner of the restructured under Chapter 11 of "Chapter 11 will provide an BY FABERGE W E ^ E N P T * . FRESHENER TH IN KIM © Sugarloaf Ski Area, one of New the bankruptcy code. umbrella of protection under SOAP 9 OZ. CAN OR -England's biggest winter resorts, "We. forsee paying all our which we can obtain the new capital and refocus our efforts to has filed for protection from debts." said Carey. LEMON, creditors under the federal bank­ He said Sugarloaf will continue our basic business: skiiing," said HONEYSUCKLE ANTI- ruptcy code, but says it plans to normal skiiing. conference and H. king Cummings, the firm 's OR SPRING PERSPIRANT THE BORN LOSER ^ y Art Santom golf course operations through! the board chairman who on Friday MEADOW keep operating. 5 OZ. SIZE 8.5 O Z. CAN bankruptcy. became Sugarloaf's first chief 5 9 I HAVE THI^ EKOIzpiHfo P ieeA M ' AMP $ WILD, IMEAH WILD A spokesman for the Sugarloaf 1 Mountain Corp. said Sunday the By the end of this season, the executive officer as well. THAT I'M6H1FWRKend between $2 million and $2.5 OR REGULAR more of the company's resources million on snow-making equip­ Joining Sugarloaf in entering OR EXTRA EXTRA DRY- REG. EXTRA BODY UNSCENTED, REG. OR NUTRICARE 3 Soothing Anawar to Pravioua Puzzio ment in ho))es of luring more skiers Chapter 11 at the U.S. Bankruptcy 1. ------i |9 9 ACROSS _on the ski area itself. Company OR MUSK |99 11 OZ. BOniE ointment to the mountain's slopes. Court in Bangor Sunday was the R < % u r 'spokesman Chip Carey said the 2 OZ. SIZE 4------« 1 Alda parts 4 Clip area,' which employs about 500 He said the company has "a t­ Mountainside Corp.. Sugarloaf's 5 Ctam gnnut 6 Madam# (abbr.) ^Birthday people, will continue to operate tracted the interest of several real estate development arm. 8 Dtamanttad 6 Young urban AQUA NET ihip profMaional TAMPAX 12 Stangy 7 In tha middia of March 25,1966 FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Thaves ■ffirmativa 8 Exclamation Advantages that you couldn't develop TAMPONS HAIR SPRAY 13 Showy flowar 9 Arrow poiaon on your own will come through your per­ Trade cycle worries lacocca REG^ UNSCENTED, 14 Saapott in 10 Talaphona wira sonal contacts In the year ahead. Big re­ ORIGINAL REG., SUPER PLUS, SUPER HOLD OR 11 Actor Danny wards lie In proper teamwork. FRESH PRODUCE X KNO'^MIXgp GRBBNS SLENDER REG. 6 r SUPER- Samoa PKG. OF 40 SUPER HOLD 15 Young lady (Fr, OR WITH PLASTIC APPLICATOR UNSCENTED ■bbr.) 17 School organiza­ ARIES (March 21-April 18) Bargains or ARB GOOP POR ' r t x j r . . Chrysler chairman blasts federal Inaction REG., SUPER OR SUPER PLUS 9 OZ. CAN 16 Chrittian tion (abbr.) agreements you strike today might not PKG. OF 32 99 19 Eft amount to much In the long run. Both faathral ESpBci/KU^ TBNS- the currency gap with foreign GILLETTE 18 Battle rivar 24 Rad (comb, □ □ □ BDDDCID parties could lack the will to follow DALLAS (UPD — Government heaviest fluctuations appeared to VICK'S countries, saying the previous 20 Tima lona form) □DDQDCIDDO □ □ □ through. Know where to look for ro­ leaders must give long-range surface about every 10 years. COKE, G O O D (abbr.) 25 Hawaiian bird H O N k I I a I uM iii Livl mance and you'll find It. The Astro- A N P jy^erJTie^. thought to the nation's trade [lolicy It is not a matter of "right or administration subscribed to FORMULA 21 Vitw 26 Abovt Qraph Matchmaker set instantly reveals to curb the cyclical fluctuations wrong" on the part of industry "acne economics" on the theory / NEWS! - — ^ ^ □ □ □ □ D D O TAB, DIET COKE 22 Muaic tyllabla 27 Gambling placa which signs are romantically p ^ e c t for which trigger devastating "ups leaders and it is "ridiculous" to that nothing could be done. DISPOSABLE 44D 23 Danuba (N.) you. Mail $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this and downs" in the agricultural and suggest that a farmer, banker or In the past, the res[>onse was O R S F « n RAZORS COUCH MIXTURE 29 Pronoun 42 Chalkboard na- 54 Aetraaa Iributa'y newspaper, Box 1846, Cincinnati, OH J-Z4- petroleum industries, Chrysler oil producer could plan for "swings always the same: "Don’t worry, REGULAR OR CAFFEINE FREE 31 Shoahonoant caatity Lanchaatar 45201. 28 Muck of 50 to too percent." he said. you’ll grow your way out of it," he ra YOUR CHOICE 32 Traa tnaka 45 Ona (Oar.) 55 Actor_____ TAURUS (Aprs 20-May 20) Serious re­ chairman Lee lacocca advises. 28 Nona said. 33 In caaa 47Caata DNoal sponsibilities and duties cannot be Business leaders can plan for 10 "H e'd have to be an idiot to plan 2 LITER BOHLE 199 30 Saad eovaring WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalli 48 Com porridga 57 I potaaaa that way — that's the essence of the “ The best news to us as automo­ 34Padfiar 35 Etharaal wished away today. Pretending that to 15 percent changes in the 38 O ffi oppoaita 49 CItruj. fruit (cont) problem," said lacocca. who was bile people of course is the change, 36 Siouan Indian they'll take care of themselves is asking economic structure of their indus­ 39 Maka muddy 50 Joyoua 58 Fomalo taint WHEN I VVALK, CX) ISTAPJX r MAY NEVER the dramatic change, in the value 37Raitad for bigger headaches later. tries, but wild swings such as oil in Dallas as part of a 10-city tour 41 Moat unuaual O F F W ITH M Y L E F T F O O T WALKAtSAIN/ 38 Conmiands S3 Calf maat (ibbr.) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Don't gamble prices plunging from $34 a barrel previewing Chrysler products. of the yen versus the dollar. It's all EARLY DETECTOR [T t CUADD on something today if you're relying ' OR MV RIGHT FOOT-? COLON RECTAL CANCER /r W 40 Ramarkabla par- 1 2 3 'b B 10 11 to $12 and the cost of farm Inaction by the government to the way down to 180 against the SHARP aon (al.) solely on Lady Luck. She might look the operations whipping past crop remedy the problem is reflected in dollar. ______. D E T E C T O R L ^ 7 d ig it a l fever 41 City in Navada T2 14 Other way when you need hw the most. values is beyond anyone's fore­ the nation's present trade policy, "That of course, in one swoop, is CANCER (June 21-July 22) If the world K IT a i THERMOMETER 43 Habraw holy casting, he said. he said. beginning to level this playing field day (abbr.) IB happens to treat you a trifle rough to­ for us and all I can say is it's about day, don't take your wrath out on Inno­ “ Why are we so cyclical all of a He praised Treasury Secretary 44 Tim dhrk^ cent bystanders, especially those who sudden?" he asked, noting the James Baker's efforts in closing time. For four long years we heard 46 Four, Roman IB It 21 / / 6 4 3 are powerless to answer you back. lectures coming out of the former 48 Cup 5 9 3 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Holding unyield­ secretary of the treasury that * 61 Hodtamant plan 1.12 ing opinions today could be asking for absolutely nothing could be done (abbr.l trouble, particu la r if you enter into a M* Dow shows eariy gain about currency among nations.” 62 Baptiamal debate with a character who likes to He said that approach cost a lot WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES MIICES EFFECTIVE MAKCH 24 TH«U 30, 1996 NOT RESPONSIHE FO« TTPOGKAPHICAl EMOeS W8t#T argue. to 1,768.56, for its fourth largest of jobs in the United States while 86 Unattracthra- VMOO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) A joint ven­ NEW YO RK (AP) - Blue-chip naaa Issues snapped back quickly from drop ever. For the week, the making “ the whole country look MA Y NOT BE A VAILABLE IN ALL STORES ture requiring a cash outlay on your be­ pretty damn silly." SSOapand Friday’s decline in an otherwise average posted a 24.18 loss. half might not Jive up to its e x p ia tio n s Baker has shown "that when 60 8arb today. Before Investing, know what B rid g e mixed session in the stock market But advancing issues outnum­ 4 61 Find you’ve got a problem, you’ve got to you're getting Into. today. bered declines by nearly 5 to 3 on 62 Spaoa agancy The Dow Jones average of 30 the NYSE. Big Board volume do something to solve it. You don’t (abbr.) URRA (SepL 23-OcL 23) Treat your industrials climbed 18.32 to 1,786.87 totaled slightly more than 200 sit on your hands and you don’t just 63 Concaal partnership arrangements with all the sit around talking about it,” he king. However, without the benefit of In the first hour of trading. million shares, against 147.95 from view skills you can muster. Normally this is NORTH 3-t4-M Transparent X-ray vision. South will fear that West million in the previous session. said. 64 Thraa (praf.) your strongest area, but it might be your Gainers and losers were about HEAD CASHIER ♦ 10 7 3 holds the dub ace or king. And so he evenly balanced in the eariy tally 66 Actor Alda weakest today. V K 2 d isca rd s would normally take a diamond' fi­ ♦ A J 9 7 of New York Stock Exchange- Permanent full tim e (or part-time) position DOWN nesse and be set one trick. (Tbe de­ SCORPIO (OcL 24-Nov. 22) It's wise to ♦ JS43 By Janies Jacoby fenders would take one heart, one listed issues. place boundaries on your generosity to­ The steep drop in blue chips ''HOW TO BUY A HOUSE” WEST spade, one diamond and the A-E of 1 Saerad aong day, or you might ghm away something EAST Friday was attributed almost for qualified individual os key cashier 2 Rivar in tha ♦ K 9 2 Defense is the moat difficult part of clubs.) But lo and behold, as declarer Answer qnestions of the first-time home buyer on: on Impulse that you could later regret. ♦ J 8 entirely to last-minute maneuver­ Congo (c)igaa by NEA. Ine P Q J 10 84 ♦ 9 7 3 bridge, and today's deal shows why. ^ y e d the fourth and fifth spades, ing by professional traders en­ SAOITTARHJS (No*. 23-Oae. 21) Avoid ♦ 108 6 4 ♦ Q S 3 DeciaiW ducked the opening lead in W ed threw both remaining hearts and assistant to store the store m anager. a gathering today where you might run ♦ 10 ♦AK752 both bands. The second heart was won away, advertising tbe lack of an entry gaged in activity involving stock * Selection * Contracts & Agreements Into aotnaone you dislike. This person by the king. A low spade was played index options and futures that were SOUTH Even though declarer felt certain now Please apply in person. could drop In and spoil your,hin. from dummy, E)ast played the eight that West held tbe diamond queen, be approaching expiration. * Financing * Repairs & Improvements ♦ AQ6S4 Broader market measures that CELEBRITY CIPHER ♦ A8S and declarer tbe queen, and West won knew it was safe to lead dubs, and onam y OptMT onowgram m arwmd asm awnaaoni by Imioua IMOPW. PM otd prwm. CAPRICORN (Dae. 22-Jan. IS) Be ex­ include the many smaller stocks EactiMiarkiawolpbwaliadiloranaBnr. Te d v^O u m K t m in B. ♦ K2 the king. There was nothing attractive East had to give up a crucial trick to Course runs 5 Wednesdays starting April 9 tremely careful in t i c k l i career sifua- for West to do except conthiue hearts. not involved in this so-called tions today. Don't achieve your pur- ♦ Q98 declarer in that sulL How much better by CONNIE WIENER a from 7-8 p.m. and costs $30 at Manchester poaea at the expense of someone else. Declarer won the ace, shedding club for the defense if West throws tbe dub program trading actually finished Vulnerable; Neither from dummy. Now came the ace of Friday's session with gains. 1 RITE AID PHARMACIES “ D Q ’R L FXXI OEDWF VXWHZ IXHRW’Q Dealer South 10 and a diamond, seeming to still bold Community College. AOUARRiS (Jan. 20-Fab. IS) Today. II spades, dropping East's jade, and an­ a high chib honor. Sooth will now take Today the secondary stocks you rely more upon what you feel than J ENFIELD EAST HARTFORD West Nartk East Seatk other spade jl a y ^ to dummy’s 10. On thediainoiid1 finesser and will certainly levelled off, and buyei:s concen­ KPZ ELUUDWHRR. NH JXPAIW’Q RQLWI the facts, you may not s m the Issues •271 ELLINGTON RD. 1 N T this spiule. East played the club five. be set trated on the big-name issues, 1 «95 ELM STREET-PHARMACY PH: 745-4121 dearly. Blurred vision brings fuzzy Declarer now returned to his hand apparently acting on the belief that PHARMACY PH: 528-611 5 results. Pass 3 NT Pass Pass 1 MANCHESTER QEH JXVVHSJOLAR.” — ILMDI FH8SXAI. with the diamond king to play two the drop in the blue-chip sector had PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "Wa owe to the Mktdla Agaa the two worst PISCES (Fab. 20 March 20) This might more spades. Scientists have found that people pushed it down to "bargain" For registration Mencheslar CkxnmixRy Colege |•361 MAIN STREET-PHARMACY PH: 649-91 10 knrantions of humanity — romantic kwe and gurtpowdar." — Andra not be one of your better days mon- Opening lead; Q It is easy to see that declarer can dream four to six times a n i^ t Each levels. call 647-6242. 60 BxJwal Sheet Maurola. eywise. Be careful with your cash as well make nine tridu by leading dubs, dream lasts between 15 and 20 On FYiday the Dow Jones indus­ Mencheiter. Coonedicul 06040 as the resources of o t h i . since ■’’axt holds both the ace and the minutes. trial average tumbled 35.68 points MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 24. 1986 — II 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 24, 1986 Pillowtex Pentagon declines SPORTS case heard comment bn strike

WASHINGTON (AP) - The coast had sent additional planes on by NLRB reconnaissance flights into the gulf United States sent several ships gain fans, only tie with Bruins and waves of fighter planes across and they began to detect evidence The National Labor Relations Libyan leader Col. Moammar of increased Libyan military Board was scheduled to hear Khadafy's ‘Tine of death” today activity. homestand by hosting Montreal on testimony this morning in Hart­ amid unconfirmed reports the The sources said that evidence By Bob PapettI the blue seats of Madison Square Wednesday. The Washington Capi­ ford on complaints brought by Libyans had fired at least one included an increasing number of Herald Sports Writer Garden or the left field bleachers tals are here Saturday, with the United Auto Workers Local 376 anti-aircraft missile at the U.S. Libyan planes taking' off from at Wrigley Field. But they're Sabres coming in for a decisive against the Pillowtex Corp., where planes. military bases. HARTFORD — In the best gaining in infamy. showdown on Tuesday, April 1. 60 employees have been on strike Pentagon sources acknowledged The sources added there had interests of modernization — and They even have city policemen Francis, in his third gam e back since August. they had received fragmentary been no reports of dogfights money-making — luxury sky boxes patrolling the aisles. after missing 27 with a broken The union charged in four reports from the 6th Fleet that a between U.S. and Libyan jets. were installed along half of the Especially when geographic ri­ ankle, added three assists for his separate complaints that the com­ missile — probably a Soviet-made The Libyans recently received ceiling at Hartford Civic Center val teams like the Boston Bruins or fifth four-point tilt of the season. pany has made proposals one day SA-5 surface-to-air missile — had several batteries of SA-5 missiles coliseum this year. In a related New York Rangers come to town to The Hartford captain has scored and withdrawn them the next, been fired toward American from the Soviet Union. Pentagon move, the press box that once cut play the host Hartford Whalers. two goals and six assists in his withheld information the union planes. officials disclosed last month that through the middle of prime-time The worst seats in the house are comeback, and now has 12 points in needed to make proposals at the But the sources refused to on the basis of classified intelli­ box seats was yanked and recon­ typically full of fhe worst kind of four contests against Boston. bargaining table, and changed immediately confirm the firing, gence reports, it appeared some of structed at the very top of the customers — fanatical rooters for “ I honestly couldn't tell you what Pillowtex’s insurance carrier and saying they were awaiting adcU- those missiles had been installed arena — behind the overhang of the the visiting club. happened,” said Francis, of his UPI photo paid vacation policy without tional information from the fleet. and activated. sky boxes. Except Sunday. tying tally. The All-Star center reaching agreement with the Start of Holy Week The sources said they had received The SA-S is a long-range missile The overlapping architecture In the Whalers’ sixth sellout of apparently bounced in the puck off union. no word of any American plane that can be used against targets up has certainly upped the capacity, the season and second against the the backside of B’s goalie Pat The NLRB has found all four to ISO miles away but It is generally but it has also unwittingly created Bruins, the home fans infiltrated Pope John Paul II, holding an olive people gathered to hear the pontiff, who being hit by a missile. Riggin. complaints have merit and has Robert Sims, the Pentagon's considered ineffective against a new area of notoriety at the Civic the Soffit Seats. Riggin was “pretty positive” consolidated them into one com­ branch, blesses visitors and pilgrims as prayed for an end to the arms race, chief spokesman, also declined fast, low-flying jets. The missile is Center — the Soffit Seats. The presence of Whaler diehards that’s what happened. “ I felt plaint to be heard before an he arrives in St. Peter's Square for his terrorism, abortion and human rights comment on the matter, saying considered a threat, however, to The Soffit Seats include the top in the boondocks is signficicant. something, and considering the administrative law judge. Paim Sunday mass. Nearly 75,000 violations. > reports of hostile action had not slower radar and command-and- nine rows of Sections 201-206. New England’s hockey rivalry timing, it was probably the puck,” Company spokesman Richard been confirmed. control planes. Anyone sitting in the Soffit Seats, might not be as big a deal in he said. E. Kerner, who is vice president of According to the sources, the In another development, one which are directly in front of Press Beantown, but in Hartford it's now Ray Ferraro delivered a pair of personnel for the Dallas-based first U.S. flights oiver the Gulf of source disclosed today that several Row, is shrouded by the backdrop officially complete. power-play goals for the Whalers, pillow and comforter manufac­ Obituaries Sidra, which Khadafy claims as smaller combat ships with the 6th of the sky boxes. In a zone splashed with colors of while Kevin Dineen and Ulf turer, has denied all of the charges. Libyan waters, began late Sunday Fleet had followed the jet fighters There’s no obstructed view in the gold and black and Hub accents in Samuelsson — the latter short- About 60 production and mainte­ night EST. across the “ line of death” — an sense that you can see all of the three previous Boston games this handed — rounded out the home nance employees at Pillowtex imaginary boundary drawn by playing surface, but the huge wall year, the Whale reinforcements Petersen. The initial flights were unevent­ scoring. went on strike Aug. 26 after a Allene C.H. Crooke Helen Bums Khadafy across the top of the Gulf that juts down from the rafters finally came to the rescue. She was bom in Stafford Springs ful, said the sources, who agreed to Charlie Simmer, Michael federal mediator could not bring Allene C.H, Crooke, formerly of Helen (Cronin) Bums of Hart­ of Sidra. isolates the 756 fans from the rest The Soffit Seats were 50-50 on Nov. 17, 1880, and had been a discuss the matter only if not Thelven, Reed Larson, Keith an end to an impasse in contract Manchester, died Sunday in River- ford, widow of Harold E. Burns, The sources refused to identify of the coliseum. Sunday, smattered with opposing resident of Manchester since 1965, identified. Crowder and Geoff Courtnall supp­ negotiations. Workers have said dale. N.Y. died Saturday at St. Francis the ships, beyond saying they did You can't see the other side of the hues and alcohol-influenced vocal previously living many years in By early today in Washington, lied markers for Boston. that working conditions at the She is survived by one grandson, Hospital and Medical Center in arena, or the scoreboard or shot cords from both sides. Baseball UPI photo South Windsor. however, the three U.S. aircraft not include the carriers Coral Sea, “ At least we got something out of company's Regent Street plant are Leroy C. Mason Jr. of Vernon. Hartford. She was the sister of Saratoga and America. clock, but T.V. monitors with hats, painter caps, and hockey She is survived by two brothers, carriers now steaming off Libya’s Hartford’s Dana Murzyn (right) levels Civic Center in Hartford. The Whalers it,” said Hartford center Doug bad and claim they are treated Private funeral and burial will Maurice Cronin of Manchester. cameras fixed on each are sus­ jersies with players' numbers and Arthur E. Fiske of Wethersfield Jarvis, his face smeared with poorly. be held at the convenience of the She also is survived by a son, pended from the ledge. Spectators- names dotted the sector. Boston’s Geoff Courtnall in their Adams and Bruins battled to a 5-5 deadlock. and Raymond A. Fiske of Man­ blood from a fnur-stich cut on his They want increased wages and family. The Holmes Funeral Robert Bums of East Hartford. in these sections can also watch Teenaged versions of Ken Lines­ Division battle Sunday afternoon at the chester; and four sisters, Ruth A. left cheek. benefits, a seniority system that Home, 400 Main St., has charge of The funeral will be Wednesday telecasts of the game and instant man and Keith Crowder sat Johnson, Gertrude McCormick. “ We gained more than they did protects older workers and con­ arrangements. There are no cal­ at 9:15 a.m. at the Farley-Sullivan Juiy in Norwich replays, just like at home. together in Section 201, but a Bertha Brown and Elsie McNallcy, still 4-0-1 in the past five and 8-2-1 in for sure,” noted Bruin center Ken tract language that would give ling hours. Funeral Home, 96 Webster St.,’ You're on the outside looking in. rotund Sylvain Turgeon was scraped and scrapped to a fitting Hartford beat LA, 6-3, Saturday all of Manchester. the recent three-week rush. Linesman. them advance notice of any plans Hartford, with a mass of Christian kind of like watching a close-circut camped up in 202. Another Lines­ 5-5 matinee tie. night to set a new club record for Graveside funeral and burial Boston is 3-0-3 in its past six. Fellow pivot Barry Pederson to relocate the plant or subcontract burial at 10 a.m. at St. Augustine screen, only the images are real. man sat over in 205, but a young The deadlock left the Whalers in most points in a season with 74. Vhfian Delaney services will be Thursday at 10 Ironically, the two hottest clubs agreed. “ It was a bigger point for work out. Church, 10 Campfield Ave., Hart­ mulls Daniels’ fate And with claustrophobic beer Ron Francis took up vigilance a last place with a 36-35-3 record for Both the Whalers and Bruins us than for them,” said Pederson. Vivian Delaney, 67, of 24 Pine a.m. at the family plot in the East 75 points, three points behind were satisfied Sunday to salvage a in the Adams sport identical 10-11-2 ford. Burial will be in Rose Hill drinkers and yell raisers echoing few rows behind. "They’re the chaser, we’re in Hill St.. died Saturday at Manches­ Cemetery. There are no calling Down on the ice, the real Ron third-place Boston and one point point apiece and keep their respec­ marks in their past 23 decisions. Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Cal­ By Susan Okula convicted of second-degree sexual obscene chants off the soffit's front.” Board to mull ter Memorial Hospital. She was the hours. Holmes Funeral Home has behind the Buffalo Sabres, who tive unbeaten streaks alive. Hart­ Hartford has six games left, ling hours are Tuesday from 2 to 4 The Associated Press assault against Whipple and of acoustical ceiling, the close-circut Francis scored a behind-the-net The playoff chase continues wife of Fred Delaney. charge of arrangements. goal with 3:30 remaining as the beat the Los Angeles Kings, 6-1. ford did have a four-game winning including four at the Civic Center. and 7 to 9 p.m. murder in connection with Am y’s often becomes a close circus. Wednesday. principal matter She was born in Manchester, Sunday night. string snapped, but the Whale is The Whalers continue a five-game 1 NORWICH — A 12-member jury death. The Soffit Seats aren't exactly Adams Division arch-enemies March 27, 1918, and had been a Ruth O. Van Hoewyk was scheduled to meet again this The Board of Education will lifelong resident. She was a past Louis S. Russo Daniels, 29, has not appeared in consider administrative appoint­ Ruth 0. Van Hoewyk. 73, of 385 morning in an effort to reach a president of the former Vernon Louis S. Russo, 67, of Newington, the courtroom for more than a ments for next year, including at W. Center St., died Friday at a verdict of either life imprisonment Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies died Sunday at St. Francis Hospi­ week. His lawyer, James Ruane, least one to a principal's position, local convalescent home. She was or death for Jerry D. Daniels, Auxiliary. tal and Medical Center, Hartford. said he has been in the courthouse when it meets tonight at 7:30 at the widow of William Van Hoewyk. convicted in the murders of a Besides her husband, she is He was the husband of Millie C. during the day and does not wish to Duke relies on force Norwich woman and her toddler Keeney School. survived by a son, James K. She was bom May 16. 1912, in appear in the courtroom through­ (Giuffre) Russo, and the brother of daughter. School Superintentendent James Delaney of Tolland: two daugh­ Weymouth. Mass., and had been a out the rest of the proceedings, Chester Russo of Manchester. After the jury left for the P. Kennedy would not reveal today ters, Sharon D. Stebbins of Hart- resident of Manchester for the past even when a verdict is announced. He is also survived by a son, weekend on Friday, members of the appointments he is recom­ fo'rd and Kimberlee Delaney of five years, moving to Manchester The jury was convened in Louis J. Russo of Newington; a the victims’ family showed signs of mending. but indicated that none is West Hartford; and several from Brockton, Mass. February to hear evidence and daughter, Linda Lou Palluch of frustration over the length of the an outside appointment. cousins. Before she retired, she had been reach a verdict in the penalty to sink Midshipmen Virginia Beach, Va.; his mother, There will be at least two a school teacher in the Holbrook. deliberations. The Norwich Super­ The funeral will be Tuesday at Concetta (Bascella) Russo of phase of the case. State law full-time principal's positions open Mass., school system for more ior Court jury has deliberated for 11:30 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Wethersfield; five other brothers, provides that the sentence in a in the elementary schools next than 25 years. about 15 hours over seven days “ In the second half all that Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in Frank Russo and Virgil Russo, capital felony murder case be Combined Wire Services year with the retirements of She was a member of the since March 12 and has spent many nervous energy was out of me,” the East Cemetery. Calling hours both of Wethersfield, Saivtore considered in a special hearing. Principals William Freeman at National AAR P, and a member of more hours reviewing testimony in Dawkins said. are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to9 p.m. Russo and Julius Russo, both of Under Connecticut law, the jury EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Robertson School and Walter Roth the Retired Teachers Association open court. Alarie scored 18 points and Memorial donaUons may be Hartford, and Alfred Russo of West must determine if any aggravating Finesse — so much a staple of at Verplanck School. Roth’s retire­ of Massachusetts. She was also a A three-judge panel found Da­ Tommy Amaker, running the madO to the Manchester Memorial Hartford; four sisters, Marion or mitigating factors were present Duke basketball — gave way to ment will be acted on tonight. member of the Order of the niels guilty of capital felony offense, handed out 7 assists. Duke Hospital Development Fund. Davis of Kalamazoo, Mich., during the murders. force Sunday. A change is also expected in the Eastern Star in Brockton. murder on Oct. 22, 1985, in the recovered with 60 percent shooting Haynes Street. Theresa Woods, Beatrice Klotz If the jury finds any mitigating ” 1 expected their guards to be principal's position at Martin She is survived by two sons. Dr. stabbing deaths of Christine Whip­ in the second half. and Gladys Dowd, all of Newing­ factors, Connecticut statutes quick.” Navy center David Robin­ School, where the board has David Van Hoewyk of Manchester ple, 20. and her 3-year-old daugh­ Robinson, the 6-foot-11 junior ton; and one granddaughter. would dictate that Daniels be son said. "But I didn't expect to be recommended the principal be William H. Griffith and William Van Hoewyk of ter, Amy Russell. He was also who leads the nation in rebounding A mass of Christian burial will be sentenced to life imprisonment. An killed on the boards. We’ve never housed full time, but with part- William H. Griffith. 75, of 146 Kingswood. Texas: and four and blocked shots, had 23 points (10 held Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the example of a mitigating factor is been pounded like that.” time duties in another administra­ McKee St., died Saturday at grandchildren. of 17 shooting) and 10 rebounds. He Church of the Holy Spirit. 183 significant mental impairment, Duke’s dominance on the boards tive position. Manchester Memorial Hospital. The funeral will be Tuesday at 10 was hurt by fouls, picking up his Church St., Newington. Burial will one that the defense is claiming. produced an overpowering 71-50 In addition. Kennedy will pro­ a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, O ’Neill plan second with 12:00 left in the first Before his retirement he was be in West Meadow Cemetery, If the jury finds at least one victory Sunday in the NCAA East vide updated 10-year student popu­ employed at Pratt & Whitney 400 Main St. Burial will be in half. Newington. There are no calling aggravating factor and no mitigat­ Regional final and a Final Four lation projections for the Manches­ Aircraft as a tool crib attendant. Melrose Cemetery. Brockton. “ I was a little more cautious,” he hours. The Newington Memorial wins support ing factors, the law would instruct berth at Dallas. The No. 1 Blue ter schools. He was a veteran of World War II. Mass. Calling hours are today said. Funeral Home, 20 Bonair Ave.. that Daniels be sentenced to death. Devils meet No. 2 Kansas next having served in the military from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday in the semifinals of the Kylor Whitaker finished with 10 Newington, has charge of Continued from page 1 State’s Attorney C. Robert Satti police at General Eisenhower's Memorial donations may be NCAA Tournament. points and 7 assists for the arrangements. claims that the murders were ZBA considers headquarters in England. He also made to the Cornerstone Christian Johnny Dawkins, voted the re­ Midshipmen while Vernon Butler, Memorial donations may be D-Manchester, called O’Neill’s committed in an especially cruel, served in North Africa and School, 736 Main St.. Manchester. gional’s outstanding player, Navy’s second-leading scorer, was made to the Oncology Department proposal ”a great idea.” heinous or depraved manner, a Damato request Europe. scored 28 points as Duke won its silenced on 8 points. Apart from of St. Francis Hospital and Medi­ "The best situation is to give the condition that would satisfy the He is survived by a sister, Naomi 20th straight game. The Blue Robinson. Navy hit 29 percent cal Center. 114 Woodland St., Byron ‘Bye’ Jensen, surplus back to the towns,” McCa- legal definition of aggravating The Zoning Board of Appeals DeMoranvilleofTaunton. Mass.; a Devils, 36-2, tied the NCAA record from fhe floor, Hartford. vanagh said. He said he will work factors. tonight will consider developer sister-in-law, Mary E. Griffith of newspaper executive for most victories in a season, set “ We knew we had to keep an eye Raymond F. Damato's application Manchester: a brother-in-law, to get the legislation passed, but Testimony in the court has UPI photo on David Robinson,” Alarie said. Byron “ Bye” Jensen, 60. first' by Kentucky in 1948. for a variance that would allow 80 Ernest Ritchie of Manchester: five Helen Rouelle warned that it is too soon to tell if it shown that Daniels went to Whip­ “ But we didn't want any other vice president of Scripps League . “ We may not be jumping percent of an apartment complex nieces and three nephews. has a good chance in the General ple’s apartment looking for his Duke’s Johnny Dawkins players to have a good gam e.” Helen (Thomas) Rouelle, 66. of Newspapers Inc. and publisher of around, but we’re happy.” Duke on Oakland Street to be occupied The funeral will be Tuesday at Assembly. girlfriend, who was Whipple’s Navy, with an extraordinary the Elmwood section of West the Provo (Utah) Daily Herald, coach Mike Krzyzewski said. “ The stuffs home a reverse dunk before landscaping at the site is noon at the Watkins Funeral Zinsser, R-Manchester, said he roommate. After a heated conver­ NCAA performance that featured Hartford, died Friday at home. She died Saturday in Provo. Utah, of true test is to be rated high and in the East Regionai final finished. Home. 142 E. Center St. Calling wants to see all the options before sation with Whipple, Daniels victories over Tulsa. Syracuse and was the wife of Albert A. Rouelle, heart failure. have people take their best shot at The ZBA meets at 7 p.m. in the hours are Tuesday from 11 a.m. to indicating support for any of the stabbed and raped her and silt Sunday against Navy at the Cleveland State, ended its season and the mother of Jude Stanwicks He was bom in Ogden. Utah. you. And to still to come out on top Lincoln Center hearing room. noon. Burial will be in Nathan Hale governor’s programs. Amy Russell’s throat as she cried Meadowlands in East Ru­ at 30-5 — the school’s best finish. of Coventry. Sept. 3,1925, the son of Parley and is the sign of an outstanding Damato has finished building 21 Cemetery, Coventry. "There are too many around “ Mommy, Mommy,” court pro­ “ It’ll help us a lot next year,” She is also survived by two sons. Margaret Jensen. He married team.” therford, N.J. Dawkins had apartments at 179 Oakland St. in an now. I want to look at which is ceedings have recounted. Robinson said. “ We feel like we David A. Rouelle of East Hartford Nannette Christensen Jensen in There will be no argument from 28 points to lead Duke to a area zoned Planned Residence best.” he said. have a real good team. Next year, Robert R. Nelli and Dennis M. Rouelle of Tolland; 1950. Navy. With a frontline of Mark Development. Zoning regulations However, he said he would 71-50 win and a berth in the we’ll come back and play with a lot a brother, Thaddeus Thomas of He became first vice president of Alarie, Jay Bilas and David require that landscaping be com­ Robert R. Neill. 64. of Hebron, support a bill passed last week by of confidence.” Wethersfield; three sisters. Nell Scripps League in March 1984. In Henderson cracking the boards Final Four in Dallas. pleted before a certificate of died Thursday at Hartford the Energy and Public Utilities Louisiana State and Louisville, Holmgren, of East Hartford, Mary that position, he played a major CALDWELL like waves against the shore, the occupancy is issued. Hospital. Committee, which he co-chairs, who qualified Saturday, will meet Neumann of Newington and Rose role in the supervision and publica­ Blue Devils outrebounded Navy “We were down only six In another matter, the board will He was bom in Manchester and that would remove the tax-exempt in the other semifinal. Neumann of the Elmwood section tion of the 46 Scripps L e a ^ e 34-15 in the first half and 49-29 for buckets.” Robinson said. "W e consider an application from St. had lived in Hebron for the last 12 status from telephone and cable OIL INC. Duke and Kansas will play one of West Hartford: six grandchild­ newspapers in 16 states stretching the game. thought if we played good defense Bridget Church for a special years. He was employed by the television companies and allow the semifinal in Dallas, while the other ren; and one great-grandchild. from Vermont to Hawaii. The “ We played like girls today,” we could bring it back slowly and exception to run a church bazaar Stanley Works of New Britain in towns to tax the utilities directly. pits No. 7 Louisville against LSU, The funeral will be Tuesday at Manchester Herald is a Scripps Robinson said. get it under ten.” and a variance that would allow the management services division. Those proposals would provide 79.9 the only outsider to make it to the 10; 15 a.m. from the Rose Hill Said A la r i^ “ When we went to For a while, the strategy looked Before his employment there, he League newspaper. revenue on an ongoing basis, beer sales at the festival. Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky per gal. C. O. D. the boards got more aggres­ sound. A layup by Robinson drew Final Four despite a tournament- had been employed by General Jensen served in the European rather than a one-shot deal like the The church plans to hold the Hill, followed by a mass of Herald photo by Tucker sive. It not only produced points, Navy to 38-28. Duke then went on a long series of upsets. Electric Co. for 25 years in Theater in World War II and governor’s prop<»al, Zinsser said. bazaar near its grounds at the Christian burial at 11 a.m. in St. but changed the mood of the 16-3 spree, capped by Dawkins’ The 26-11 Tigers, who lost to No.3 Schenectady. N.Y., and Owens­ completed two years of college The cable television taxes alone 649-8841 Eric Hall, of Columbia, gets set to fire Hall won the Pro Men’s Fingers division northwest comer of Main and Bridget Church, Elmwood. Burial game.” short jumper to make the score Kentucky three times this season, boro. Ky. before joining the advertising staff would bring an additional $100,000 Priest Subjeet to Chtngm Woodland streets, which is zoned will be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, during competition at the New England with a score of 593. For more pictures, In the first half, in which Duke 54-31 with 11:01 to go. upset the Wildcats 59-57 in the He is survived by two sons. John of the Pocatello (Idaho) Post and to the town, he said. Residence B and Residence C. The Rocky Hill. Calling hours are this Indoor Open Archery Championships at see page 14 led 34-22 and all but confirmed its In the first half, the All- America Southeast Regional at Atlanta S. Neill of Hebron and David D. later the Ogden (Utah) Standard bazaar would be held from June 16 evening from 7 to 9. flight reservations td Dallas, it guard ended an 18-2 Duke run with Saturday. They outscored Ken­ Neill of San Diego. Calif.; a sister. Examiner. Hall’s Arrow on West Middle Turnpike. to June 21 Memorial donations may be scored 18 points as a result of a reverse slam off the break, tucky 12-5 in the last five minutes Caroline Crittenden of Windham. It was in Ogden that Jensen A variance is needed because St. made to the charity of the donor's offensive rebounds. putting the Blue Devils ahead by 12 as Ricky Blanton got six late Vt.; a brother, retired Capt. James joined Scripps League in 1953. He Bridget's wants to sell beer within choice. ROBERT I. SMITH, inc. "They are not big height- wise, points at halftime. points. S. Neill of Carmel, Calif.; and first went to the Kalispell (Mont.) 1.000 feet of a liquor store and but they are huge,” Navy coach “ The dunk was something I had Louisville, which beat Auburn several other relatives. Inter Lake as advertising man­ within 200 feet of a church and a Eric Hall, sister pace Paul Evans said. “ They are like to do for myself to get motivated,” 84-76 in Saturday’s West final at The funeral was today in St. Carl Frank Mulligan ager. In 1957, he was named school in a residence zone. INSURANSMITHS SINCE trees in there.” Dawkins said. Houston, will be making its fourth Peter's Episcopal Church, He­ business manager of the Arizona Carl Frank Mulligan, 29, of 75 ' Still, for all Navy’s early woes, Dawkins came out scorching trip to the Final Four in this bron. Burial will be at the conven­ paily Sun in Flagstaff, Ariz. He Long Hill Road, Andover, died there was hope. After all, Duke after intermission, hitting 9 of 10 decade. TheCardinals wonthe title ience of the family. The Potter returned to Utah in 1959 to become 1914 Study seeks Friday in East Hartford. He was shot just 35 percent in the opening shots. He also partook in the in 1980. Louisville, which has won Funeral Home. 456 Jackson St., publisher of the Herqld Journal in the husband of Clarissa (Costa) region archery tourney 20 minutes and Dawkins struggled assault on the boards, finishing 15 straight games, got 21 points to sign changes Willimantic, was in charge of Logan. In 1964, he was named Mulligan. on 4 of 15 shooting. with 7 rebounds. improve to 30-7. arrangements. Bom in Bridgton, Maine, he had publisher of the Provo Daily Herald and he remained in that 649-5241 WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - Memorial donations may be lived in the Andover area for 15 65 E. Ceriter Street By Herald Staff a score of 598. David Townsend of Scotia. N.Y., Automobiles and roadways should position until his death. made to St. Peter's Church. Route years. He was a transmission ______Manchester, CL It was the fourth major shoot won the Bowhunter Class with a be redesigned to help drivers over 85. Hebron 06248. mechanic at Eastern Transmis­ E.W. Scripps, chairman and There were archers from 12 that Hall has won this year. score of 572. In the Youth Division, the age of 55. a study by the sion Co., Hartford. president of Scripps League, said states and the District of Columbia Previously, he won Professional Chris Tomblin of Ridgewood. N.Y.. Manning guides Kansas American Auomobile Association Qannalna Bolduc He is also survived by a son, he was shocked and saddened by at the 22nd annual New England Archers Association National won the boys' shoot with a score of says. ' Michael C. Mulligan; his mother, Jensen's death. CONTINUING EDUCATION IN REAL ESTATE Indoor Open Archery Champion­ Championship in Tucson, Ariz., 540 while Shelby Reichler of The study, conducted at Colum­ Germaine (LeClair) Bolduc, 79, Mildred E. Mulligan of Andover; a "H e possessed the finest quali­ ships at Hall's Arrow in Manches­ and major competition in Illinois . Burlington, Conn., won the girls’ of East Hartford, widow, of Nor­ bia University in New York, sister, Valerie Camarco of An­ ties of leadership, inspiring all at Manchester Community College ter. But two of the top finishers did and Las Vegas. Hall represents division with a score of 483. man A. Bolduc, died Friday at an concludes that many older drivers dover; one niece; and several those around him to move in the LA S T CH AN CE in 1986 to obtain required real estate not have to come from far Hoyt-Easton. should be able to drive safely if area convalescent home. She was direction of becoming greater Mike Hickey of East Hartford to a Finai Four berth aunts and uncles. distances as Eric Hall and his Larry Wise of Mifflintown, Pa., the mother of Constance LaGasse continuing education credits for re-licensing. road signs contained larger letters Private burial services will be newspaper people. A deep respon­ sister. Tricia Hall Johnson, se­ won the Pro Release division with took runner-up honors in the men’s of Manchester. and were placed further in ad­ held in South Paris, Maine, at the sibility to Provo as well as all of the April 4 — C T Law and Regulation cured honors in two of the top a perfect score of 600. He took amateur division with a total of By Rick Gosselln, minutes to provide No. 2 Kansas a Player of the Year could do little She is also survived by two 573. but cheer as Kansas rallied in the vance of the roads they mark, said convenience of the family. New­ communities where his influence April 11 — Residential Appraisal divisions. home $500. United Press International NCAA Tournament Final Four Michael Klein, a spokesman for sisters. Beatrice Gamache and was felt, made him one of those few berth Sunday with a 75-67 victory final minute of regulation before kirk k Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Each seminar is held from 9 a.m. - noon, costs $30 and Eric Hall, of Columbia, captured Tricia Hall Johnson, now a Harold Mobley of Ohio and Ed the association's West Hartford Mrs. Exzilia Letendre, both of New unusual gentlemen who tm ly qual­ the Men's Pro Fingers division resident of Webster, Mass., won Gaffney of Tolland were second KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Danny over North Carolina State in the winning in overtime 96-86. Bedford, Mass. Burnside Ave., East Hartford, has office ify as great newspaper people.” qualifies for 3 hours of continuing education credit. with a total of 593. That earned him the Women's Fingers division with and third in the Pro Fingers Manning, a spectator during the Midwest Regional championship Manning did more than cheer charge of local arrangements. against North Carolina State. He The study also suggests automo­ The funeral was this morning at Scripps said. first-prize money of $500. It was his a score of 563. She took home $300 division with totals of 590 and 586. stretch of Kansas' previous outing, game. took command when the Big Eight'j biles be designed to compensate the Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Besides his wife, Jensen is second straight New England for first place. Nancy Fowley of respectively. Mobley took home had the Kemper Arena faithful on Manning fouled out of Friday AHce A. P«t«rs*n champions needed him most — for vision deficiencies among older Main St.. East Hartford, with a survived by three sons, one daugh­ For registration championship. Hall also tied for Feasterville. Pa., won the $300 and Gaffney $250. their feet in the final minutes of night’s semifinal game against mass of Christian burial in St. scoring 8 consecutive points to drivers by reducing blind spots and AUce A. Petersen. 95. of 385 W. ter, one brother and six runner-up honors in the Release Women's Release division with a There were over 200 archers Sunday's game. Michigan State with 2; 21 remain­ Mary Church. East Hartford. information, call improving headlights and wind- Center St., died Friday at a grandchildren. division with Larry Weed of New score of 596. She also took home entered in the two-day The sophomore forward scored ing in regulation and the Jayhawks Burial was in Mount St. Benedict 647-6087 shiHds to eliminate glare, Klein Manchester Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements are pend­ York, each winning $275. Each had $300. competition. 10 of his 22 points in the closing nine trailing 76-72. The Big Eight Please turn to page il said. Cemetery, Bloomfield. She was the widow of Hans ing in Provo, Utah. i MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. |\«arch 24. 19»6 — U_ It - M AN CH ESTER H ER A LD . Monday. March 24. I W Kansas In Final Four SCOREBOARD t/ > ■ ContiiiBed from page 11 offensive rebounds 63 seconds " I told our kids to celebrate for 71-757572-Wl latarBoy.MarcBis Sue Erti, i,ia , apart to boost Kansas to a 64-58 about 30 seconds,” Brown said. Kathryn Young, 1,120 75757575-ai A tO B ^ U to n 7570-75-73-gJ carry the Jayhawks from a 5point lead. "It’s a special thing to get there — BlMkhawksS.Rangin3 w in, l o s e & DREW Louisville 12, Brodlev 61 Kgfliy Baker, 1,120 M. J. Smith, 1,120___ 75a-7575-W deficit with 8: S3 remaining into the The Wolfpack reduced the deficit but you can’t be satisfied juirt North Carolina 77,' Alabam a- 7 5 a - 7 5 a - f e getting there. You’ve got to do Hockey Blrmlno- Stephanie Forwiol 970 lead for good at 60-57. to 64-62 with 2:51 remaining on 2 c w coae hom 59 Nancy Rubin, 9 30 ___ free throws by Washburn and a everything you can to win once you NY Rangero 1 Deborah Skinner, 930 "Danny will take challenges Rrst period— 1. Chicago. Sovord 45 Suadoy, March M 70-757575-ag basket by Charles Shackleford — get there.” At Lang Beach, CalH. Daedee Lasker, 920 when they are there,” Kansas (La rm e r), sh, 18:53. 2, N Y Rangers, Heather Drew, 455 75757572— 293 the Wolfpack’s first field goal in Drelling collected 19 points and Patrick 9 (Meinvk, Allison), 19:45. Auburn 81, St. John's 45 7575a-75-S93 coach Larry Brown said. “ He was NHL stindlngs Nevodo-Los Veoos 70, Maryland44 Penny Hammel, 455 more than six minutes. 12 rebounds and Ron Kellogg 12 Penalties— Brooke, NYR, 0:52; Hel- Debbie Hall, 455 , a-757573-493 the player of the year In our mlnen. NYR, 4:41; Dupont, Chi, 1:49; ~TlwriMkiy* ' v.MorcbM 7570- 7575-TO Washburn was called for goal­ points for Kansas. Shackleford Regional B Connie ChlllemI, 455 conference, he was the M VP of our Paterson Chi, 13:22; Helmlnen, NYR, Kathy Hite, 455 757570-74-15 tending a Drelling shot on the scored 20 points and Washburn 17 Patrick Olvlitan 15:21; D.WIIson.Chl, 17:07. AtHeuslen 7572-71-74—393 9 274 Duke 71. Navy 50 Laurl Peterson, 270 75757574— 2W Danny is as important as any Rangers 9-11-13— 33. Therese Hasslon, 235 basketball game. x-MInnesoto 34 31 9 77 303 2M Power-ploy conversions— Chicago 4- player on any team in the making their seventh Final Four X-Toronto 23 44 4 52 294 358 Laura Baugh, 235 appearance, their first since 1974 “ Wehad them. It was right there 1. N Y Ronoers7-1. NAVY (SO) Sue Fooleman, 23S 7575757^ai country.” L Detroit 14 51 4 31 247 381 Goalies— Chicago, Bonnermon. NY for us — then we let them back in. Smyllie Division N IT pairings Llebert 1-2 00 Z Butler 1-5 58 8, Elaine Crosby, 215 75752-74— 298 A Chris Washburn free throw when they finished in fourth pla(% Rangers, Hanlon, Vanblesbrouck (4:38, Debbie Austin, 213 73-74-77-7S— 399 But you have to give Kansas a lot of ' v-Edmonton n 15 6 110 391 282 3rd per). A — 17,415. Robinson 10173-4 23, Whitaker 5120010, brought North Carolina State at Greensboro, N.C. Kansas will X-Coloorv 34 29 9 81 322 289 BasketbaU Opanina Round Wolclk 1-3012, Fenton OOOOO.JonesOI 2-2 Susie Bardoy, 212 play Duke in the NCAA semifinals credit for what happened. They've 2, Prather00000, WellsOI OOO, Gregory Susan Tonkin, 205 75757575— 300 within 60-58. Manning and center WInnIpeo 24 45 6 54 271 351 Tuesday, March 11 <5reg Drelling scored baskets on Saturday. got a great basketball team." Los Angeles 22 45 7 51 244 365 Capitals 6, Flysrs 5 Texas Christian 74, Montana 49 OlOOO, Tu rner 1-11-33,AAanhertzOOOOO, Pam Allen, Vancouver 19 40 13 51 2W 296 Bailey 00O10, BrennanOOOOO. ReesOSOO Morel Bozarth, 757579-76— 301 Wfdnesday, March 13 Lynn Stroney, 75— 75 WITHDRAWN v-clinclied divislen tltte Providence 72, Boston University 49 0. Total 19-461M9S0. 2 x-cimdied plovoft berlti Philadelphia 311— 5 NBA standings Deboroh McHff, W -a WITHDRAWN UPI photo Woshln^on 2 31— 4 McNeese State 84, Dayton 75 DUKE (71) Beth Solomon, a — a DISQUALIFIED Saturday's Results First period— I, Philadelphia, Ro. SW Missouri 59, Pittsburgh S2 NBA roundup Philadelphia 4, N Y Rangers 2 Eottarn Conftrtnct Thursday) March 11 Henderson 510 00 8, Alarle 520 2-2 18, Susie Pager, 81 -81 WITHDRAWN Buffalo goalie Jacques Cloutier thwarts Sabres won, 6-1, to move into fourth Sutter 17 (Tocchet, Rl. Sutter), 1:38. 2, Bllos 1-4 2-4 4, Atnoker 1-4 52 4, Mary Bea Prtr, S3 — 82 WITHDRAWN N Y Islanders 3, Boston 3 (OT-tie) Washington, Carpenter 27 (Lziughlln), Athaillc Division Florida 81, Southern Mississippi 71 Detroit 8, Chicago 4 W L Pet. OB Marquette 79, Drake 59 Dawkins 1525 52 28, Strickland 1-3 00 5 Los Angeles' Dave Williams (22) in NHL place in the Adams Division, one point. 3:22. 3, Washington, Duchesne 11 Smith 00 OOO, Ferry 1-3002, WllllomsOO Hartford 6, Los Angeles 3 ((jortne r), 4:40. 4, Philadelphia, K err 51 y-Boston 57 13 .814 — Brigham Young47, Southern Methodist Pittsburgh 7, Quebec 4 x-PhM. 47 25 .453 11 OO 0, Nesslev 00 O 10, King 2-21-25. Totals action SuneJay night in Buffalo. The ahead of the Hartford Whalers. (Ekiund, McCrImmon), pp, 11:22. 5, 43 31-71 9-13 71. New Jersey 6. Toronto 3 Philadelphia, Kerr 52 (Propp), 15:48. Naw Jersey 35 37 .484 23 Wyoming 79, Texos A&M 70 Nuggets miss mother lode Vancouver 4, Minnesota 2 Woshlnciton 33 38 .445 24',^ George Mason 45, Lamar 43 Halftime—Duke 34, Navy 23. Fouled Penalties — McCrImmon, Phi, 5:20; outT-none. Total fouls— Navy 20, Duke St. Louis 3. Montreal 2 Murphy, Was, 7:01; Kerr, Phi, 8:12; New York 22 50 .304 34 Texas 49, New Mexico 44 Baseball SuMlav'ft P itilf i Central Divislen Clemson 99, Middle Tennessee State81 20. Rebounds— Navy 29 (Robinson 10), NHL roundup Duchesne, Was, 11:02; Brown, Phi, 18:54. Duke 49 (Bllos 10). Assists— N a vy 17 By Gerry AAonIgan "We just can’t win on the road,” Sonics 107, Spur* 104 Washington 6, PhllodelphiaS Second period— 6, Washington, Stev­ x-Mllwaukee 49 22 .690 — Call(ornll5lrvlneB0, UCLA 74 Boston 5, Hartford 5 x-Atlonta 44 28 .411 5'/i Louisiana Tech 47, Northern Arlzono41 (Whitaker 7), Duke 12 (Amoker 5).. United Press International Denver coach Doug Moe said. ens 12 (M urphy, Leach), 1:22.7, Chrlstlon A — 19,454. At San Antonio, Ricky Sobers Calgary 7, Winnipeg 4 38 (Gustatsson, H atcher), 4:41. 8, Wa­ x-Detrolt 41 31 .549 8'/5 Georgia 95, Tennessee-Chottonooga “ They could have been the Little 4 Buffalo 4, Los Angeles 1 Cleveland 24 45 .3M 23 Exhibition standinos scored 15 of his 17 points in the shington, Loughlln 25 (Gustatsson, The defending Midwest Division Sisters of the Poor and we just go Chlcogo 5, NY Rangers 3 Gartner), pp, 11:30. 9, Philadelphia, Indiana 25 47 .347 24'/, Lovolo-Marymount 80, California 75 fourth quarter to help the Super- Monday's Games Kaniaa 75, NC State 67 Sinisalo 35(Craven), 11:41. Penoltles— Chicago 24 48 .333 25',^ Notional champion Denver Nuggets, at­ into the tank on the road.” Sonics hand the Spurs their isth Caps take step forward (All Times EST) Carson, Phi, 5:37; Corpenter, Wos, 5:37; Wtslern Conftrence Frtday, March 14 W L Pet. tempting to catch the first-place Quebec at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Midwest Division Ohio State 45, Ohio University 42 NORTH CAROLINA STATE (47) to 5 .447 Denver is 11-23 on the road this loss in their last 17 games. Wes Vancouver at WInnIpeo, 8:35 p.m. Richter, Phi, 10:08. Atlontp Houston Rockets, suffered a costly W L Pet. OB Second Round Bolton 5125012, Shackle(ord5135S20. San Francisco 9 5 .443 Matthews scored a career-high 29 Tuesdoy's Games x-Houston 44 27 .420 — season. The last-place Warriors, regained the lead early in the Third period— 10, Philadelphia, Mehdoy, March 17 Washburn 511 7-10 17, Myers 57 2-4 4, Philadelphia 9 5 .443 setback on the road Sunday night. points for San Antonio. JackSikma By United Press International The right wing (xinnected on a Boston at Washington, night Propp 36 (Poulin), 1:37.11, Washington, x-Denver 43 29 .597 1'/, Clemson 77, Georgia 45 McMillan 54 54 11, Del Negro 0-1 50 0, 9 4 .400 who have won five of their last St. Louis ot N Y Islanders, night Cincinnati Facing the Golden State War­ backhand 2:54 into the final period, second period on goals by Scott Gould 14 (Loughlln), 2:54. Penalties— Dallas 38 32 .543 M Ohio State 71, Texas 45 Brown (W 1-2 1. Totals 2550 17-25 47. New York 8 4 ,571 seven games, extended their re­ had 23 for Seattle, which won on the N Y Rangers at New Jersey, night Utah 34 34 .500 8'/i Louisiana Tech 77, McNeese State41 8 4 riors, who have the worst record in The Washington Capitals made a 77 seconds after Philadelphia’s Stevens and Dave Christian, his Edmonton at Detroit, night Crossman, Phi, 11:05; Adams, Was, KANSAS (75) St. Louis .571 cord on Sundays over the past two road for only the sixth time this 11:05. San Antonio 32 41 .438 13 Providence 90, George Mason 71 AAonnlng 11-17 50 73, Kellogg 59 5412, San Diego 8 10 .444 the Western Conference and were giant leap both in the standings and Brian Propp had tied the score. 38 th. Sacramento 31 41 .431 13'/, seasons to 5-0. season. Shots on goal— Phllodelphla 8-4-11— Florida 77, Texas Christian 75 Drelling 7-11 54 19, Hunter 2-4 1-3 5, Chicago 7 10 .412 A without leading scorer Purvis confidence Sunday night. "It’s a big confidence builder Sabres 6, Kings 1 23. Washington 12-11-10— 33. Pacific Division SW Missouri State 83, Maraueffe49 Thampson57349, Marshall 2-4504, Piper Los Angeles 6 9 .400 Blazers 112, Kings 102 AHL standings V -LA Lakers 54 17 .741 — Wyoming 99, Lovolo-Marymount 90 502-22, Turgeon0O2-22. Totals3552152l Pittsburgh 5 8 .385 Short after a first-quarter foot "This was the most crucial loss With a 55 victory over the knowing that we can beat them,” Porflond 34 37 .493 19 At Buffalo, N.Y., Dave Andrey­ Power-play conversions— Phllodelpla 75. Montreal . 3 10 .a i injury, the Nuggets missed a of the season,” said Moe, whose At Portland, Ore., Clyde Drexler Philadelphia, the Capitals pulled said Craig Laughlin, whose 4-1. Washington 2-1. Phoenix 28 42 .400 25'/, Tuesday, March 18 Halftime— Kansas 35, N.C. State 33. Houston 3 12 .200 chuk contributed a goal and two Northern Division Seattle 27 44 .380 27 prime opportunity to gain ground scored 32 points, pulled down 10 within one point of the Patrick second-period power-play goal put W L T Pis. GF GA Goalies— Phllodelphla, Froese, Brigham Young 93, Calitornlo-Irvine Total fouls— N.C. State 19, Kansas 20. American League team led by 13 entering the final assists to help Buffaio move back Resch. Washington, Peeters, Jensen. L A Clippers 24 44 .341 28'/t 80 Fouled out— Myers. Rebounds— N.C. Detroit 12 5 .704 on the idle Rockets. At Oakland, quarter. rebounds and added 9 assists to Division-leading Flyers and Washington ahead 53. "It was Maine 39 27 8 84 260 261 (Jolden State 25 47 .347 29'/, into fourth place in the Adams Adirondack 37 29 7 81 303 286 A — 18,130. Quarterfinals State 24 (Shackleford 4), Kansas 30 Milwaukee 10 5 .447 Calif., Joe Barry Carroll hit a power the Trail Blazers over the helped dispell their reputation as crucial — it's either five points or y-ciinchad division title Thursday, March 20 (Drelling 12). Assists— N.C. State 14 Division, one point ahead of Moncton 30 29 11 71 258 264 x-dlnched playoff berth New York 10 6 .425 21-foot shot in the last second to lift Alex English pared the Nuggets Kings. Drexler hit 10 of his first 11 'big-game chokers. one point (the difference in the Sherbrooke 31 33 8 70 313 308 Florida 54, SW Missouri S3 (McMillan 7), Kansas 14 (Hunter 9). Texas 8 4 .571 Hartford. Flames7.Jels4 Saturday's Results Louisiana Tech 44, Providence43 Technical fouls— None. A — 15800. Toronto 8 6 .571 the Warriors to a 115111 victory with 34 points, followed by Hanzlik field-goal attempts and finished 14 When the teams meet in the final standings), and right now we’re Fredericton 30 36 8 68 288 288 Philadelphia 123, New Jersey 115 Nova Scotio 27 38 8 62 289 321 Wyoming 43, Clemson 57 Minnesota 9 7 .543 over Denver, dropping the with 17. Carroll led the Warriors of 19 from the floor to overshadow a game of the regular season at one point behind the Flyers.” Flames 7, Jets 4 Southern Division Woshiniffon 111, Indiana 110 Fridav, March 21 Cleveland 9 7 .543 Calgary 41 2— 7 Houston 114, New York 99 Ohio State 79, Brigham Young 48 Nuggets l‘/6 games behind with 31, and Terry Teagle contrib­ 39-point performance by Sacra­ Philadelphia, where Washington is Starting goalies Bob Froese of Hershev 44 28 3 91 327 273 Winnipeg 1 2 1— 4 Chlcogo 9 9 .500 At Winnipeg, Manitoba. Lanny Cleveland 123, Chlcogo 97 California 8 8 .500 Houston. uted 19. mento’s Mike Woodson. 1-4 in their last five visits, a Philadelphia and Pete Peeters of Springfield 34 34 4 72 274 274 First period— 1, Colgary, McDonald 25 Milwaukee 113, Atlanta 98 Mendoy, March 24 McDonald. AI Macinnis and Colin Binghamton 34 33 5 73 277 280 (Risebrough, Suter), 0:32. 2, Winnipeg, G olf Oaklond 8 8 .500 division title may be on the line, Washin^on each allowed four Utah 119, Phoenix 109 AtNaw Yoth Kansas City 5 8 .385 Patterson each scored a goal in St. Cathorlns 34 34 4 72 778 277 Berry 1 (MacLeon, Mullen), 1:01. 3, Detroit 119, LA Clippers 99 and psychological edges will be New Haven 32 35 7 71 315 322 Wyoming 2511 vs. Florida 1512,7 p.m. M ItIm o re 4 10 .375 goals (in 15 and 12 shots, respec­ Calgary’s first five shots of the Calgary, Macinnis 11 (Reinhart, Quinn), LA Lakers 115, Sacramento 113 OhloState17-14vs. LoulslanaTech1513, Rochester 31 34 7 69 294 306 pp, 4:15. 4, Calgary, Patterson 14 Seattle 5 10 .333 important. Before Sunday, the tively), and were replaced. The game to chase Jets goalie Dan Sunday's Rssults 9 p.m. Boston 5 to .3a Baltimore 26 39 8 60 248 274 (McDonald, Risebrough), 6:16. 5, Col- Seattle 107, San Antonio 104 Chamglanshlp NIT down to its Final Four Flyers were 551 against the Capitals’ AI Jensen came on to stop Bouchard and lift the Flames. Saturday's Results gary, Otto 22 (Macinnis, PepllnskI), P6A results Spill squad games hidudad (Jolden State 113, Denver 111 Wgdnesdoy, March 24 Saturday's RetuHs Capitals in their previous six 10 of 11 shots while Glenn Resch Binghamton 4, St. Catharines 1 18:16. Penalties— Berry, Wpg, 3:43; Portland 112, Sacramento 102 At Naw York Blackhawks 5, Rangers 3 Ffederlcton 2, Maine 1 Hunter, Coy, 7:07. Monday's Oomes Kansas City 18, Chlcogo (A L) 9 NEW YORK (UPI) - Jim favorite to win the championship. Wyoming, which has six sopho­ meetings. saved all but two of 18 shots for the Nova Scotia 7, Rochester 4 Second period— 6, Winnipeg, Atarols Consolation, 7 pm. SaOAOO USFAO CkBSiC St. Louis 3, Pittsburgh 0 (All Times EST) Championship, 9 p.m. At New Orlacun, AAorch a Brandenburg, Tommy Joe Eagles Brandenburg, Eagles and Sloan mores among its first seven “ A lot of people have said we’ve, Flyers. At New York, defenseman Behn Sunday's Results S(NIII), 7:06. 7, Calgary, Reinhart 7 Philadelphia ot Washington, 7:30 New York (N L) 4, Atlanta S Binghamton 2, Springtield 1 (Mullen, Suter), pp, 12:29. 8. WInnIpeo, (P a ra ) Philadelphia 9, Cincinnati 1 and Norm Sloan want to spoil do not share the sentiment. They players, has shot 55 percent since never, to this point, proven that we Philadelphia’s Ron Sutter Wilson scored the game-winning p.m. Detroit 3, Los Angeles 2 Hershev 7, Adirondock 2 Turnbull 19 ( Boschman, Hawerchuk), pp, Dallas at Indlona, 7:30 p.m. Eldon Miller’s going away party. coach Wyoming, Louisiana Tech the end of the regular season, can play and win the big games,” scored on a 3-on-l break 98 seconds goal at 15; 21 of the second period to New Haven 7, Moncton 5 16:30. Penalties— Dollas, Wpg, 2:03; Colvin Peete, 190000 48-47-4568— 249 Texo54, Houston 2 Houston at Boston, 8 p.m. Pat McGowan, 54,000 49-49-4W8— 274 Miller was fired from Ohio State and Florida, respectively, the according to their coach. If they said Capitals coach Bryan Mur­ into the game. Washington retal­ help the Blackhawks snap a Fredericton 7, Nova Scotia 4 Macinnis, Coy, 2:15; Potterson, Coy, Seattle at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Toronto 18, Montreal 8 St. Catharines 1, BaltImoreO 8:37; Patterson, Cgy, game misconduct, NCAA Tournament pairings Greg Lodehott, 24,000 7 5 4 5 4 5 7 5 -2 a Minnesota 4, Boston 0 effective after the season and hired other three semifinalists. ray, whose team has won 12 of its iated with goals by Bob Carpenter four-game losing streak, and take Son Antonio at L A Izikers, 10:30 p.m. Nick Faldo, 24,000 45754549— 277 can cope with Florida as well as Monday's Gome 8:37; Steen, Wpg, 8:37; Ellett, Wpg, TllMdOV*ft OaiTIM Chicago (N L) 3, San Diego 1 by Northern Iowa as its head coach “ We're not just going to show up Brandenburg has with the culture last 14 games. “ I thought we did and Gaetan Duchesne in a span of sole possession of first place in the Moncton at Sherbrooke major (fighting), 8:37; Boschman, Wpg, Doug Ttwell, 24,000 71-454548— 277 Cleveland 8, San Francisco 4 Atlanta at Cleveland, night Tom Sleckmann, 24000 757547-67— 277 next season. The Buckeyes have for the NIT, we want to see the N fr shock of New York, they stand a that tonight.” 78 seconds. Norris Division. The Rangers Tuesday's Goems 10:58; Suter, Coy, 13:33; Sheehv, Coy, New York at Chlcogo, night (All Timas EST) Milwaukee 12, ColKornla 3 Binghamton at St. Catharines 14:44; PepllnskI, Coy, 18:02. Don Poolev, 14,550 71-71-70^15— a t Oakland 7, Seattle 3 advanced to the semifinals of the show up for us," said Branden­ A goal by Bob Gould broke a 5-5 Tim Kerr’s Slst and 52nd goals remained three points behind Idle New Jersey at Milwaukee, night First Reund Tom Watson, 14,550 71-74-4570— a t good chance of advancing to the Third iwriod—9, Colgary, Loob LA Lakers at Denver, night East New York (AL) 3, Baltimore) National Invitation Tournament, burg, whose Cowboys ha ve the best third-period tie and snapped the put the Flyers back in front 52 late Pittsburgh for the the final Patrick 25 (Reinhort, Wilson), 11:15. 10, Dave Barr, 14,550 757547-49— a t Sunday's Results final against the winner of the Ohio Detroit at Golden State, night Thursday, March 13 Dick AAost, 14,550 754571-74— a t and have become the sentimental record of the final four at 25 U " Flyers' six-game winning streak. in the first period. The Capitals Division playoff spot. Calgary, Hunter 11 (Suter, Risebrough), Portland at Sacramento, night At Orsensbera, N.C. St. Louis 5, Montreal 3 State-Louisiana Tech game. 11:58. 11, Winnipeg, Kyte 1 (Neufeld, Bill Israelson, 14,550 7 5 4 5 7 5 4 9 -a i Atlanta 2, Houston 1 Whalers 5, Bruins 5 Duke 85, Mississippi Valley State 78 Lannv Wodkins, 9,SOO 71-71-4571-282 M orals), 14:42. Penalties— Loob, Coy, Old Dominion 72, West Virginia 64 Cincinnati 7, Los Anoeles S A 4:02; Suter, Cgy, 7:17; Risebrough, Sttve Elkington, 9,500 74-484572— 282 Philadelphia 8, Baltimore 4 Blazers 112. Kings 102 Oklahoma 80, Northeastern 74 Charles Blino Jr.,9,5U a-757575-282 Boston 3 4 2 0—5 Cgy, 8:36; Boschman, Wpg, 8:36; DePdul 72, Virginia 48 Chicago (A L ) 4, Pittsburgh 4 Hartford 2 210— 5 Risebrough, Coy, malor (flghtlno)- To n y Sills, 9,500 a -4 5 7 1 -7 5 -2 8 2 Minnesota 4, New York (N L) S . SACRAMENTO (102) Fridav, March 14 Ronnie Block, 9000 757570^7— 282 Penny Pulz Martina cooks Hana First period— 1, Hartford, Ferraro 27 mlsconduct, 16:21; Johnson, Cgy, At Syracuse, N.Y. Boston 3, Kansas O tv I (Francis, Anderson), pp, 1:41. 2, Boston, gross misconduct, 14:21; Boschman, Olberding 2-S 0-1 4, Tyle r 8-12 04) 14, L. Andy Mooee, 9,500 7571-7547— 282 New York (A L) 3, Texas 0 Thompson 8-11 1-4 17, Theus 4-13 4-5 14, St. Joseph's 40, Richmond S9 Mike Sullivan, 7,500 71-457573-383 Simmer 33 (Crowder, Kluzak), 2:04. 3, Wpg,malor (fighting), 16:21. Cleveland State S3, Indiana 79 Detroit 7, Toronto 2 Horttord, DIneen 27 (Gavin, Klelnen- Shots on goal— CaKxirv 9-13-4— 26. Woodson 14-23 54 39, Drew 0-4 04) 0, Jo y Haas, 4,275 a -7 5 4 5 7 4 — 284 Milwaukee 9, Son Diego 8 Johnson 513 04) 10, Thorpe 0-4 04) 0, Navy 87, Tulsa 48 Kenny Knox, 6,275 7 5 4 5 7 5 7 3 -2 8 4 dorst). 4:47. 4, Boston Thelven 5 WInnIpeo 4-10-14— 28. Syracuse tOt, Brown a San Francisco 1, Seattle 0 celebrates in Virginia Siims finai Mike Hulbert, 4,275 757571-48— 284 (Linseman, Crowder), pp, 14:58. 5, Goalies— Calgary, Vernon. Win­ KleineO-3000, Kelley 04)04)0, Brotz0004) Sotunkiv, March IS Cleveland 13, Oakland S Larson 22 (Crowder, Simmer), 18:22. nipeg, Bouchard, Hayward, (4:15 1st 0. Totals 4590 10-14 102. Bill Glosson, 5275 75754570-284 Chlcogo (N L) 4, California 4 AtOraansbore,N.C. Fred Couples, 4000 74054575—285 Penalties— Miller, Bos, malor (fighting), per). PORTLAND (112) Duke 89, Old Dominion 41 Monday'i Garnet Navratilova .said that her mother 0:25; MocDermld, Har, malor (fighting), Power-play conversions— Calgary 4- C a rr592-312, Vondeweghe 9-20 A422.M. Bob Lohr, 4000 75457571—285 (All Timet EST) By Bob Greene DePaul 74, Oklahoma 49 Davis Love III, 4000 71-7545a-285 was fixing duck for dinner, then R 0:25; Pasin, Bos, 0:46; DIneen, Har, Thompson 10-19 2-5 22, Colter 2-5 2-2 7, Houston vs. Bostoiv at Winter Haven, LP G A win I. Winnipeg 7-1. A — 13,254. Sunday, March 14 The Associated Press 2:38; Robertson, Har, 7:21; Thelven, Bos, Drexler 14-194432, Porter580110, Jones Mike Reid, 4000 7571-71-73-285 Fla., 1 p.m. invited Mandlikova to join them. 1-304)2, Kersey 2-41-2 5, Johnson 0-104)0. At Syracuse, N.Y. Lon Hinkle, 3,550 75757571— 284 8:16; Courtnall, Bos, 12:14; Murzyn, Hor Navy 97, Syracuse 85 Los Angeles vs. New York AAets at St. 12:14; Miller, Bos, 14:23; Robertson, Har, Totals48-90152311Z David Graham, 3,550 a -7 5 7 5 7 1 — 286 Petersburg, Flo., 1:0Sp.m. NEW YORK — On a warm, "Of course." Mandlikova said Cleveland State 75, St. Joseph's 69 George Archer, 3,550 754571-74— 286 when asked if she would accept the double-minor, 14:23. Sacramento 27 20 30 25— 102 Friday, 64arch 21 Cincinnati vs. Montreal at West Palm TUCSON, Ariz. (U PI) - Penny spring day in New York City Second period— 6, Hartford, Samuels- Porflond 24 33 33 22— 112 Dan Foreman, 3,550 7 54 57 57 5 — 286 Beach, Fla., 1:K p.m. invitation. "It's cooked Czech- Soccer Reoional Semifinals Greg Norman, 3,550 74-757547-286 Pulz celebrated at the end of the Martina Navratilova didn’t want son 4 (Francis, Quennevllle), sh, 2:24. Three-point goals— Woodson 2, Col­ At East Rutherford, N.J. St. Louis vs. Phllodelphlo at Clear­ style.” 7, Hartford, Ferraro 28 (Anderson, ter. Fouled out— None. Total fouls— Chris Perry, 2,958.67 7 5 7 4 4 5 7 4 -2 8 7 water, Flo., 1:a p.m. LPGA Tuscon Open unaware of the to spend all of it playing tennis. Socromento 21. Portland 19. Rebounds— Navy 71, Cleveland State 70 Dan Holldorsn, 2,958.67 75457571— 287 Francis), pp, 15:30. Penalties— Simmer, Duke 74, DePaul 67 Pittsburgh vs. Detroit at Lakeland, Bos, 0:24; Anderson, Har, 1:02; Larson, Sacramento 42 (Theus 9), Porflond 45 Rod Curl, 2,958.67 74-657572— 287 Fla., 1:a p.m. best news of all — she had won the Navratilova ripped through Cze­ It was Navratilova who did the Sunday, March a Dove Rummis, 2,360.58 71-757570— 288 Bos, 6:08; Miller, Bos, 14:20. MSC Cobras (C arr 14). Assists— Sacramento 31 At Edit Ruihurford, N.J. Baltimore vs. Chicago White Sox ot tournament. choslovakia's Hana Mandlikova on cooking on the indoor court Sun­ (Theus 13) PoiTlond 31 (Drexler 9). Steve Pate, 2,360.58 71-757571— 288 Sarosota, Flo., 1:ap.m . Pulz charged from seven strokes The Manchester Soccer Club Cobras Rtalonal nnols Nick Price, 2J60.58 757571-72— 288 Sunday in one hour. 42 minutes to day. She finished with nine aces Third period— 8, Boston, Crowder 33 Duke 71, N o w 50 Toronto vs. Kansas City at Ft. Myers, (Simmer, Bourque), pp, 8:14. 9, Boston, (boys 11 year old) ended their indoor Ken Brown, 2J60.S8 75757549— 288 ) : % p.m. off the pace Sunday with a complete a historic four-set vic­ and 18 service winners. At one Courtnoll 18 (Neinhuls, Mllburv), season Soturday by losing to the Boniest 07, Spurs! 04 Mike McCIIgh, 2,340.58 75757548— 288 Seattle at Chicago Cubs at Mesa, Ariz., Randolph Park North Course- point, she ripped off 10 consecutive Glastonbury Strikers, 9-4. The Cobras Southeofi Ben Crenshaw, 2,360.58 71-757575-288 tory in the $500,000 Virginia Slims 11:37.10, Hartford, Fronds 21 (Ander­ Thursday, March 13 3 p.m. record 5under-par 64 to win the games, taking just 26 minutes for son), 16:30. Penalties— Courtnall, Bos, finished in second place with a 5-2-1 David Peoples, 2,340.58 7 57 54574— 288 Oakland vs. Milwaukee at Chandler, Championships and solidfy her record. SEATTLE (187) At Baton Route, La. Mike NIcolette, 1050 754571-^— 209 $200,000 tournament. the first set and 17 minutes for the 2:31; Robertson, H a r,6:57; Quennevllle, Georgia Tech 48, Marlst S3 ArIz., 3 p.m. claim as the world’s No. 1 player. Har, 7:56; Linseman, Bos,9:01; Samuels- Evan Mllone and Wade Bedell McDaniel 7-85414, M cCorm ick 5107-8 Tim Norris, 1050 757571-73—289 San Francisco vs. California at Palm " I just jumped for joy at 18 when second. shared the goaltendlng duties with 19, SIkma 517 55 23, Henderson 5122-214, Vlllonova 71, Virginia Tech42 Gll Moroon, 1050 75757569—289 The 52, 6-0,3-6,51 victory was the son, Hor, 9:01. Memphis State 95, Ball State 43 Springs, Collt., 4 p.m. I made the eagle putt, and it took Shots on goal— Boston 11-13-5-0— each m aking several nice saves. Justin Young 58 (H) 4, Chombers 580-04 Phelps Robert Wrenn, 1044 75757574— 290 Cleveland vs. San Diego ot Yuma, first time in 85 years that women “ I don’t know if I ’ve ever played Dieterie had two goals and played well 1-2 OO 2, Sobers 7-12 53 17,Vrones51 Louisiana State 94, Purdue87 (2 0 T ) (iarv McCord, 1064 7571-7573-290 me a few minutes before I realized 29. Hartford 6-9-7-3— 25. Fridav, March 14 A riz., 9 p.m. have played more than three sets better," she said. In the field. Brian Kellog and Brian 520, Wood(M)522, Johnson 1-1(H>2.Totals Woody Blockbm, 1044 7571-7574— 290 Tmftlov*t that everyone had been flounder­ Ruganis had single tallies. 457921-26107. At Chorletts, N.C. Isoo AokI, 1044 7571-7570— 290 in a sanctioned tournament. "How many shots did I miss (in Power-plov conversions— Boston 7- Illinois 75, Fairfield 51 Boltimore vs. New York Mets at St. ing,” she said. “Then (friend) 2. Hartford 6-2. Mllone, Bedell, Jeff Crockett and SAN ANTONIO (104) Andy Dillard, 1044 75757572— 290 Petersburg, Fla., 1:0S p.m. the second set) ? Everything was (ioalles— Boston, Rlggln. Hartford, To n y Cook each had assists. Todd Greenwood 4-41-29, Mitchell 5235421, Alabama 97, Xavier (Ohio) 80 Blolne McCdllstr, 1,245 71-757575-»1 Peggy Tomella told me that I had “ This was really a showcase for Western Kentucky 47, Nebraska 59 Atlanta vs. Montreal at West Palm going right. I was tryiiig all my Lult. A— 15,126. O'Connor and David Giansante played Gilmore 7-9 1-4 15, Williams 51 50 0, Ron Streck, 1,245 71-757575— » 1 Beach, Fla., 1:30 p.m. women’s tennis, and a showcase Robertson 512 55 14, Johnson 59 5315 Kentucky 75, Davidson 55 won the tournament and I said, well defensively. Gary Hallberg, 1,200 a -7 5 7 5 7 4 — 292 Los Angeles vs. Philadelphia at shots and they were all working." The Cobras will participate In the Matthews 1518 53 29, Lamp 0-4 52 2, Saturday March IS AAark Haves, 1,152 75757574— 293 'What do you mean, I won the for me,” Navratilova said. The Referee— Dave Newell. At Baton Reugu, La. Clearwater, Fla., 1:ap.m . Indoor Easter Tournament at Oak- Sundvold OO 50 0. Totals 44021525104. Jodie Mudd, 1,152 a -4 5 7 5 7 8 — 393 Boston vs. Pluttsburgh at Braden­ tournament?' match at Madison Square Garden Mandlikova also was impressed. wood Farms on Saturday before Seattle 33 34 221S-I07 Louisiana State S3, Memphis StoteSt Rick Fehr, 1,ia a-47-7573—293 (jeorgla Tech 44, Vlllanova 41 ton, “ I'm thinking everyone is shoot­ was played before a crowd of "That was the best she has ever storting their spring campaign. San Antanle 21 24 14 23— 104 Antonio Cerdo, 1,152 7571-7575— 293 Fla., 1:a p.m. Sabres 6. Kings 1 Fouled out— None. Total fouls- Sundoy, March 14 To m Show, 1,152 75757575-293 ing birdies because all I'm saying 16,108, the second largest ever to played against me.” Mandlikova At Charlotte, N.C. St. Louis vs. Detroit at Lakeland, Fla., Seattle 17, San Antonio 18. Rebounds— Dennis Trixler, 1,115 75757573— 294 1 :a p.m. to myself is, 'There are birdies out watch a women’s-only tennis said. "I just couldn't lift my game. MSC Tornadoes Seattle 35 (M cCorm ick 9), San Antonlo40 Alabanna 58, Illinois 54 Lo rry Nelson, 1,115 71-757575— 294 Lot Angeitt 1 0 Kentucky 71, Western Kentucky 44 Cincinnati vs. Texas at Pompano, Flo., there and I want to be one of the event. She wouldn't let me. Martina felt (Mitchell 12). Asists— Seattle 31 (Hender­ Clarence Rose, 14)95 7571-7574— 295 1 :a p.m. Buftalo 4 0 2-4 The MSC Tornadoes (girls 11 years son 8), San Antonio 26 (AAatthes 9). Itiursdav, March a people making them.'’ First period— 1. Buffaio, Russeli 4 old) turned In o tine showing In the Morris Hotalskv, 14)95 a -7 5 7 1 -7 8 -2 9 5 Minnesota vs. Torontoot Dunedin, Fla., "It was a quick (winning) three good and in a fighting mood." Technicals— Seotle coach Blckerstoff, Raglenal Semifinatt O.A. Welbring, 75757577— 296 (Tucke r), 1:56.2, Buffaio, Andreychuk35 (Inals of the State Indoor Soccer Cup 1 :a p.m. Pulz completed her final round Seattle (Illegal defense). Son Antonio 3 At Atlanta John Adams, 1,015 7574— 147 sets," the winner said. "Emotion­ (Smith. Perreault), pp, 7:30. 3, Los championship tor 12 year olds. Kentucky 48, Alabama 43 Cleveland (ss) vs. San Diego at Yuma, with three birdies and an eagle en Sunday's victory was worth In Saturday's round robin final (llledol defense). A — 6,415. Seve Ballesteros, 14)15 7 5 a — 147 Ariz., 3 p.m. ally it was different, but we Anoeles, Fox 9 (Nicholls), 15:21. 4, Louisiana State 70, Georgia Tech 44 Jim Colbert, 14115 7573— 147 $125,000, the largest purse in Buffalo. Tucker 29 (Foligno, Andrey­ action, held In Hartford, the Tornadoes Chicago Cubs vs. Seattle at Tempe, route to a blistering back nine of weren't out there that long. There Soturdov,Anarch a Doug Johnson, 14)15 7572— 147 women's sports. Add her semifinal chuk), 16:00. 5, Buffalo, Foligno 37 (Cyr, lost to Division chomp Guilford, 4-0. Ariz., 3 p.m. 7-under-par 30. She compiled a W arriors! 13, Nuggets It I Loren Roberts, 14)15 7571— 147 were no long rallies. We both could Perreault), pp, 18:53. Penalties— Dunn, Sharon Fish and Alison Fronette Milwaukee vs. Oakland at Phoenix, UPI photo finish in the doubles, the singles At Aflonto Bob Eastwood, 14)15 7574— 147 72-hole total of 12-under-par 276, have gone five sets and been fine.” Buf, 2:57; Paterson, LA, 6:33; Russeli, played well tor the Tornadoes. Louisiana State 59, Kentucky 57 Ariz., 3 p.m. and bonus pools for the year-long Buf. 9:09; Ledyard, LA, 11:45; Peterson The second gome found the Torno- DENVER (111) Jim Thorpe, 14)15 a -7 5 — 147 San Francisco vs. California at Palm good for a four-stroke victory over English 1534 55 34, Schoyes 3-4 00 4, Dave Stockton, 14)15 7 57 5-1 47 Calvin Peete, of North Fort Myers, Fla, the USF&G Classic Sunday in New Virginia Slims points race, and LA, 18:00; Buf, bench (served by does uo by 50 over Waterford. Fish hod Midwest Springs, Collt., 4 p.m. Betsy King. One of the reasons for Navratilo­ Foligno). 20:00. three goals and Shello RIngbloom hod Cooper 57 3-415, Dunn 59528, Lever 512 Lennie Clements, 1,015 7574— 147 Cleveland (ss) at University ot Arizona Navratilova added $386,250 to her flHirsday, AAorch II Keith Fergus, 14)ts 7 57 4-1 47 The course record was 65, first keeps his eye on the ball after chipping Orleans. Peete won the tournament with Second period — No scoring. two goals. Assists were recorded by 1-2 11, Ndtt 7-13 1-2 IS, Hanzilk 58 7-7 17, At Dayton, Ohio at Tucson, Ariz., 4 p.m. va’s fast work might have been a career earnings. Penalties— Hardy, LA, 4:19; Smith, Betsy McCubrev (2), Karen Jurcek (2) Tu rn e rO I OOO, Evans2-4O05, Rasmussen Tommy Nakallma, 14)15 7571— 147 Kansas City vs. New York Yankees at set by Patti Rizzo in 1982, and tied onto the green during final round play of a 19-under-par score of 269. duck in the oven of her New York 03000. Totals45971522111. Kansas 71, North Carolina A A T 44 Rick Dalpos, 14)15 7574— 147 Buf, 4:19; Housley, Buf, 5:02; Taylor, and Tommy Glaser. Devon Garceou Temple 41, Jacksonville 50 (O T) Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., 7:X p.m. by Pat Bradley on Thursday and apartment. - Going into the 16-player, season­ L A ,17:04. and McCubrey shored the shutout In Georgetown 70, Texas Tech 44 Chicago White Sox vs. Houston at Rosie Jones on Saturday. Third period— 6, Buffalo, Foligno 38 goal. o GOLDEN STATE (113) Kissimmee, Fla. 7 :a p.m. Navratilova's mother, Jana, re­ ending Championships. Navratil­ Short 55 00 4, Smith 514 02 4, Carroll Mlchl(xin State72, Washln^onTO LP6A results Pulz, who had missed the cut at (Andreychuk, Housley), pp. 13:44. 7, The Tornodoes went Into the third Fridav, AAorch 14 (s8)-West Germany, and Maryland 49, Peppardlne 44 Sandra Palmer, 18a 75757571— 2X Oklahoma State, ESPN far or coming up a little short. I just shots of the runaway winner over most on the tour. In the same No one else was within 10 shots of playing good tennis or I wouldn’t beat Connors in this tournament’s College Ellie Wilson 193-195543, M llle Schaffer .Slobodan Zivollnovic, Yugoslavia, Idaho — Named Tim Floyd head 175475, Ginger Wagner 175, Eve Llven- St. John's a , AAontana State 74 Julie Cole, 18a n-747571—2X 9:X NIT semifinal: Louisiana Tech couldn't quite get the distance." the last 18 holes. period, he has won $1,479,526 — the the winner. be in the finals.” final for the second straight year. det. John Rtzoerold, Australia, and vs. Ohio State, USA Cable basketball coach. good 182-457. To m m $mlH. rT*rhA«inw/«lrlpi ^ « Auburn 73, Arizona 43 Donna C:abonl, 1 ,ia 74757571— » 1

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M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March M. 1«55 Slow start Is the key to getting back Into shape

m iles” ) . Record the days you run, time and distance. • EAT LIGHT BEFORE RUNNING HARD. Don’t DEAR DR. JOCK: I plan to run in some race* thi* Alter your pace; try some sprints. Note changes in eat a significant meal for about four hours before you summer, but I haven’t been running all winter. How your mood, your diet, your stress level. Try to are going to run hard, especially in a race. Otherwise, can I get back to it? — L.H., Milwaukee, Wis. understand the connections between all that ...and you risk abdominal cramps because the body can t DEAR L.H.: Now’s the perfect time to develop a your performance level. Keeping a journal will help digest food if all your circulating blood is required to plan for getting back in running shape for the you improve. transport oxygen and other nutrients to your working summer. Very often, good citizen-athletes get hurt in Doctor Jock • A L ’TERNA’TE HARD AND EASY DAYS. When muscles. „ the beginning of the fun-run season because they try to you’re in good shape and hitting your stride, don’t • LET WA’TER BE YOUR RACING FUEL. T to do too much too sooii. Don’t make that mistake. Here David Bachman, M.D. push yourself full-out every day. Even the record- many runners drink too litt le water for their own good. are some other things to keep in mind; holders don’t do that. If you don’t give your body a If you want an extra edge on the competition, • START SLOWLY. ’The only way to make up for chance to recover, you’re inviting an injury — your remember to drink plenty of water before you begin lost time is to give your body time to adjust to more body’s most drastic way of saying ’’slow down.” (enough to make you pee). If you’re going to be activity. Spend the spring renewing yourself. If you • STRE’TCHING PREVEN’TS INJURIES. If you running for much more than 30 minutes, stop and were running 7'A minute miles when you stopped, want to enjoy lots of fun runs this summer, you have to drink some more. don’t try to run your first mile at the same rate. Start stay injury-free. The best way to do that is to REMEMBER: Don’t wait until two weeks before slowly and build gradually. If you’re really out of your first race to begin your training. Start now, build need to pick up your pace if you want to continue your thoroughly stretch out your muscles before you run. They shape, plan to start running (or walking) on alternate gradually and keep it fun for yourself. training. Do that slowly, too. Try a 9>A minute mile, ’Tight muscles lead to overuse injuries. Pay particular days, no more than three days a week. By giving your • ’’WALK AND STAY HEALTHY.” by David C. then a 9, and keep slicing seconds off until you’re attention to your call muscles, your hamstrings and body a chance to rest on the days in between, you’ll Bachman, M.D., focuses on America’s favorite significantly reduce your risk of injury. content to stop slicing. If you’re really serious about your quadriceps. • COOL DOWNS M EAN COMFORT. Don’t just fitness sport — walking! ” DR. JOCK” discusses • AS FITNESS IMPROVES, PICK U P’THE PACE. competing in races, times. advantages, disadvantages, frequency,safety tips, came • KEEP A RUNNING JOURNAL. Keeping track of plop down alter a race or workout. Walk around for In the beginning, limit your workouts to 30 minutes five minutes or so and casually stretch. Allow the etc., and charts a personal regime for walking your per session. When you can comfortably knock off your workouts in a separate book will help you focus circulation to clear away the muscle breakdown way to fitness. Send $2 for Report DBlOl, in care of the three miles in that 30 minutes, you can increase the the necessary time and attention on the task at hand: products that build up as you work out. That will Manchester Herald, P.O. ^ x 4426, Orlando, Fla. time; 45 minutes to an hour seems like plenty. If you|d namely, running in races. Set your goals down (“ I minimize the next day’s muscle soreness. 32802-4426. Make checks payable to Newspaperbooks. to shoot rather not spend that much time running, then you’ll want to run the Shopping Mall lOK in 9-minutes Spring training roundup Herald photos S p o ils In by Gary Tucker Bnef There's a full house on the line as archers match skills in the 22nd New England Indoor Open Archery Championships. Giants hand Clark Job at first base 2 Grabski earns All-State swim honors Bv United Press International victory over the Texas Rangers. NEW HAVEN — East Catholic High School’s Steve Grabski Tewksbury is one of six pitchers earned All-State honors at the state Class M Swimming and The San Francisco Giants have seeking to fill the void created by Diving Championships at Southern Connecticut State made their biggest decision of tbe the loss of Britt Bums. University. spring, and it places former U.S. At Yuma. Ariz., Rich Gossage Grabski. of Somers, took second in the 50-yard freestyle with a Olympian Will Clark, a non-roster walked Randy Ready with the bases loaded and none out in the time of 22.60 and second in the 100-yard backstroke in 58.83 to player, at first base. earn All-State honors. Giants manager Roger Craig 12th inning, and Rob Deer’s infield 4 made the announcement Sunday, out drove in another as the Center Congo wins Interfaith title saying the decision to move the Milwaukee Brewers scored twice 22-year-old Clark onto the roster to defeat the San Diego Padres 9-8. Center Congregational won the Manchester Interfaith and award him the regular first Mark Clear, who struck out five in Basketball League crown last Saturday with a 41-31 win over St. base job was made by both him and two innings of relief, got the Mary’s at Illing Junior High School. Giants president and general man­ victory. David Browne, Bob Lammey, Jim Haslett, Brian Thompson ager Al Rosen. At Clearwater, Fla., Rick Schu’s and Mark Barry played strong game for Center Congo. Jeff "H e has done everything we’ve broken bat base hit in the seventh Holland and J eff Mann stood out for St. M ary’s. asked, and he has major league inning snapped a 6-6 tie and sta r t^ Center Congo reached the finals with a win over Temple Beth written all over him,” Craig said the Philadelphia Phillies on their Sholom. St. Mary's earned the trip to the finals.with a win over before his team’s 1-0 victory way to an 8-6 exhibition victory Sunday over the Baltimore Ori­ Emanuel Lutheran. Sunday over the Seattle Mariners Center Congo and Emanuel shared regular-season honors with at Scottsdie. Ariz. Clark has a oles. The Phillies scored five unearned runs assisted by six players from both teams receiving trophies. slight hamstring pull and did not play. Baltimore errors. “ Sometimes it takes six or eight At Bradenton. Fla., Joel Skinner Patriots abandon drug test program weeks to find out about a young hit a two-run home run in the fourth man’s ability, but we think he’s inning to back the eight-hit pitch­ FOXBORO. Mass. — The New England Patriots have ready to step in and play first base ing of Tom Seaver, leading the abandoned the voluntary drug- testing program they agreed to right now.” Chicago White Sox to a 6-4 victory the day after the Super Bowl. Clark, who was a member of the ovr the Pittsburgh Pirates. Seaver Patriots coach Raymond Berry said the team decided against U.S. Olympic baseball team in 1984 worked six innings, allowing four implementing its own drug-policing program following a series 'and batted .309 with Fresno of the earned runs on eigth hits. He of meetings Saturday at Sullivan Stadium. California League in his first struck out five and walked one. "Because the commissioner (Pete Rozelle) and the players season in professional baseball, At Tucson, Ariz., Andre Thorn­ are trying to work together this changes the status of our own has ap p ear^ in 12 games with the UP) photo ton and Carmen Castillo each efforts,” B erry said in a written statement. "W e will hold upon it. Giants this spring. His .349 aver­ age includes four homers and 13 slugged a two-run homer, and Julio M y position is, let them work it out and get it done. And then we New York’s Mike Pagliarulo slides into home plate but is Franco added a solo shot to lead can get it resolved." RBI. Craig said he had notified tagged out by Texas catcher Don Slaught during the Cleveland Indians to their fourth straight victory, a 13-5 holdover first baseman Dan exhibition play Sunday at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. The Douglass wins PGA Seniors event Driessen of his decision to start the Cactus League decision over the season with Clark, and Driessen Yankees blanked the Rangers, 3-0. Oakland A ’s. IN D IA N W ELLS, Calif. — Dale Douglass shot a 6-under par 66 said he understood the situation. At Vero Beach, Fla.. Sal Butera Sunday to win the $300,000 PG A Senior Tour Vintage Invitational Mike LaCoss, Bill Laskey abd cracked three hits, scored a run Left, Theodore Malt. 11, of Ellington, competed Keith Heathcock gave the Atlanta and drove in another to lead the with a near-record 272. Mark Davis combined on a five- At Fort Myers. Fla., Al Nipper, in the J.O.A.D. division. He is adjusting his sights Braves a 2-1 victory over the Cincinnati Reds to a 7-5 victory Douglass' total — just one stroke off the tournament record — hitter, and Chili Davis drove home Tim Lollar and Joe Sambito A Houston Astros. Murphy’s homer over the Los Angeles Dodgers. was four strokes better than second-place finisher Gary Player. the only run. LaCo.ss, a veteran of combined on a five-hitter, lifting during tournament competition over the was his second in two games. He is At Palm Springs. Calif.. Keith A 50-year-old senior tour rookie, Douglass led after each round eight major-league seasons trying the Boston Red Sox to a 3-1 victory weekend in Manchester. Above, the arrows find over the Kansas City Royals. hitting .435 with two homers and Moreland hit a two-run homer, and of the 72-hole tournament, shooting 67. 70 and 69 in the first three to make the Giants as a non-roster Nipper started and held the Royals six RBI in exhibition play. Ryne Sandberg had four hits and their mark at Hall’s Arrow, site of the regional days. He picked up $40,500 for the victory. player, lowered his spring ERA to 0.90. working the first five innings to three hits in six innings, while At Fort Lauderdale, Fla., rookie three RBI to lead the Chicago Cubs event. for the victory. striking out four and picking up the right-hander Bob Tewksbury im­ to a 6-4 victory over the California Injured Biggs holds off Sims At Orlando. Kevin Mitchell and victory. proved his chances of winning a job Angels. Ken Forsch allowed 12 hits George Foster committed errors At Atlanta. Dale Murphy’s on the Yankees staff, hurling six and five runs in five innings to RENO, Nev.. — Tyrell Biggs, his right shoulder practically on a potential eighth-inning double eighth-inning solo home run off shutout innings in New York’s 3-0 absorb the loss for California, 8-8. R useless for most of the fight and his left eye closed over the last play grounder and helped the three rounds, Sunday jabbed and danced his way to a unanimous Minnesota Twins to a 6-5 comeback 10-round decision over Jeff Sims. victory over the New York Mets. Piquet triumphs Biggs, the 1984 Olympic super heavyweight gold medalist. New York right-hander Dwight Improved to 9-0 while going 10 rounds for the first time. Sims fell Gooden gave up seven hits and RIO DE JANEIRO. Bmzil (UPI) — Former world champion Nelson to 23-4-1. three runs in five innings Biggs, of Philadelphia, said he injured his shoulder at the end At St. Petersburg. Fla.. Willie Piquet won the season-opening McGee doubled home Vince Cole­ Brazilian Grand Prix Sunday, CM of the third round. From then on he circled to the left, peppering confirming the Honda-powered the pursuing Sims with left jabs, and occasional uppercuts and man in the eighth to break a 3-3 tie and lift the St. Louis Cardinals to Williams as a favorite for this hooks.In the final seven rounds. Biggs. 212. threw less than 10 their fourth straight victory, 5-3 year’s title. right hands. over the Montreal Expos. St. Louis Fellow Brazil Ayrton Senna in a is 8-6 in exhibition play and Lotus lost his pole position shortly Thomas, Boltano World skate champs Montreal is 4-9. after the start but stayed among At Dunedin, Fla., Mike Laga hit the top three throughout and BRAKES GENEVA. Switzerland — Defending champions had a bad a three-run homer and Alan finished second after defending MUFFLERS An archer concentrates on his sight just before releasing his week at the World figure skating Championships which ended Trammell belted a solo shot to lead champ Alain Prost dropped out the Detroit Tigers to a 7-2 victory Saturday, with only one of the four retaining their crown. with engine problems. arrow. over the Toronto Blue Jays. Laga Soviet dancers Natalya Bestemianova and Andrei Bukhin kept capped a four-run first with a shot It was Piquet’s 14th career S their titles, and theirs was a shaky victory. 9 off loser Dave Stieb. Stieb had a victory and the first time since 1975 ItesuiM It was a rewarding week for U.S. skaters, with Debi Thomas that two Brazilians have finished rM cm hM streak of 12 scoreless innings this $ 2 9 9 5 and Brian Boitano taking the solo titles and Tiffany CTiin winning spring. first and second on their home turf. * 1 4 S 7 4 e e a bronze after being off the ice for most of the last year. Thomas became the first black skater to win a World THE ECONOMIZER BRAKESPECIAL Championships medal. She is also a fulltime student — pre-med MUFFLER at Stanford. Geneva’s Vernets stadium may have been the Be swiiebody. DISC BRAKES starting point not only to the rise of black skaters but also to a raising of its intellectual level. 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The chief priests and the *p/’*^* WATE8 to meet not for the timid asked Jesus a question that all of us need to answer In one way or Manchester WAXES will meet another. “ Tell us by what Tuesday at Orange Hall, 72 E. By Kan Fronckllng sidesqueeze,” and “ the block." ity you do these things, or who is It Center St. Members will be Unittd Prass Intarnatlonal Mayor Raymond Flynn recently that gave you this authority? weighed between 6:30 and 7:30 announced a mammoth plan to (Luke 20:2) By what authority do p.m. when the meeting will start. It BOSTON — In genteel Boston, a combat Boston’s traffic ills. It we do the things we do? Wj*®* will be the last weighing before the city whose charm resides in its includes computerizaton of traffic who is the authority In our lire? annual banquet April 3 at 6:30 p.m. culture and civility, primal urges lights at key intersections, the We are all called upon to make at Imperial Caterers In Blast come forth between the curbs. creation of several thousand new important decisions: to decide Windsor. All "goal girls" and Driving in Beantown is not for off-street parking spaces, and a what is right or wrong, to deter­ members on the top 10 list must be the fainthearted. war against parking violators. mine the use of our time M d weighed at this meeting. "Thou Shalt reach thy destina­ money, to establish personal prlo^ tion as quickly as possible. Eve­ IT SAID nothing, however, about ities. How do you decide on such ryone and everything else be reforming the drivers. matters? What resources, what Sutherland leads damned" is the lone command­ Frank Costello, chief spokesman authority do you call upon In the Dr. John Sutherland, director of ment set down in a recent book on for Flynn, says driving notoriety is decision-making process? the Institute of Local History at ^ the Boston phenomenon, "Wild in something for which others, be­ As a Christian, I take my - ■ a Manchester Community College, the Streets: the Boston Driver’s sides Bostonians, must shoulder "authority” from the teachings of will lead a series of discussions and Handbook.” the blame. Jesus Christ, as I best understand show films at the Noah Webster "There is perhaps only one place “ We have a city that doubles in them. I am not free to make House, 227 S. Main St.. West where it is socially acceptable for a population every day, from 600,000 decisions based purely on personal Hartford. human being to give in to all his residents, to 1.3 million people who bias or physical desires. I must The series. The Connecticnit primal urges while driving an work here, plus visitors. Our weigh the teachings of JesUs Experience, is sponsored by the reputation is one that should be revealed in scripture. automobile: Boston. f j Connecticut Humanities Council Massachusetts. shared with the general area. It is Christ is the authority for His and the State Department on "Whether it be a cleverly exe­ not exclusive to Boston neighbor­ followers. > Aging, under the direction of the cuted U-tum into a lonely parking hoods." Costello said. department’s humanist in resi­ space or just a routine left turn Comparative traffic statistics Rev. Dr. Shephard S. Johnson Herald photoa by Bashaw dence, Dr. David Shuldiner. They from the right lane of a busy street, are deceptively reassuring. South United Methodist Church Gilchrist draws cartoons are funded by grants form the the craft and artistry is a sight to The National Safety Council says Ensworth Foundation and the behold, preferably at a safe the average number of annual 2 'V • Gilchrist, who draws the Moppets, put Howard and Bush Foundations. distance," wrote authors fra traffic deaths in cities of Boston’s Brad Gilchrist, a nationally syndicated The free programs will be on Gershkoff and Richard size is 2 per 10.000 registered cars. cartoonist, shows how he draws at on two demonstrations Wednesday at Wednesdays from 3 to S p.m. The figure for Boston is 0.9 Cinema Trachtman. Martin School while fifth-grader Matt the school. Refreshments will be served. This percent. week’s program will be, Yankee Some experts argue Boston Danahy of Village Street watches. SOME PEOPLE who drive regu­ Calling, the story of Ckinnecticut HARTFORD larly in New York City pass up the traffic accidents'kill fewer people craftsmen, inventors and because clogged streets often keep ClntnM CMV — Broill (R) 7,9:40. — chance to takepart in one of Kits of the Alderw om an (R ) 9:50. — peddlers. Boston's favorite participation cars from attaining high speeds. The Trip to Bountiful (P G ) 7:30. — Out sports. They argue that at least But Boston ranks second only to of Africa (P G ) 7:10. — Always (R ) 7:20, Other programs include: 9:20. Monday T V 4 Manhattan’s traffic is predictable. New York in the percentage of April 2, Last Stand Farmer, a But veterans of big city driving in traffic accidents that involve ■AST HARTFORD documentary of an elderly New Kottwoed Pub A Cinema — Wildcats Phil Collins performs hits from his 'No and Lacey become exasperated when (TTl The Honaymoonars Europe pooh-pooh Boston’s driv­ pedestrians. 3® Independent News / England farmer and his wife. (R ) 7:30. StOOPM Eyewitnass News Jacket Required' album before a sold- the husband of a missing woman hires a OS Second City TV ers as lightweights compared to Peer RIcliardt Pub A Cinema — 3® Best of Saturday Night psychic to locate her. (60 min.) (R). April 9, The Road Between 3 D ®3) Diff'rant Strokes out audience. (60 min.) (291 All In tha Family Parisians. BOSTON POLICE Sgt. Robert Wildcats (R ) 7:30, 9:30. 8 ® 8 ® Barney Miller Heaven and Hell: The Last Cir­ Mewcase Cinemas 1-9 — The Color 3D Action News [M A X ] MOVIE: North Dallas Forty' A 3D News (22) (SS The Bast of Carson Tonight's One popuiar theory credits the O’Toole is a former motorcycle professional football player is left out in cuits of the Leatherman. a chroni­ Purple (PG-13) 1:15, 7:45. — Pretty In , ,3 D 9® Hart to Hart 82) Jeopardy 3 ® Independent New* guests are Bob Uecker. Mark Hudson design of Boston’s hodge-podge of patrolman who has taught a Pink (PG-13) 1:25, 7:10, 9:30. — Down the cold by the team to which he contri­ cle of Connecticut’s famous 19th dD (2® Gimma a Break 8® New Newlywed Game 3 ® Mission: Impossible and David Horowitz. (60 min.) (R). In narrow, winding, mostly one-way departmental defensive driving and Out In Beverly Hills (R ) 1:20,7:40, buted so much. Nick Nolte. Mac Davis. Stereo. century vagabond. course. He has a brother, living in 9:55. — 9/2 Weeks (R) 1:45, 7:35,9:50 — d® Knot's Landing ® Benson Bo Swenson. 1979. Rated R. (2® Trapper John, M.D. streets to 17th century cow paths. Police Academy 3: Back In Training (5Bl Hogan's Heroes April 16, Draggerman’s Haul, an Wisconsin, who refuses to drive 82) NawsCantar 8® Wild World of Animals [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Black Beauty' Black 8 ® A Bodywatch Special: In Search of When the cows that grazed on (P G ) 1:10, 7:15, 9:40. — Gung Ho 8® Archie Bunker's Place Beauty travels to an English fox hunt, a the Perfect Day (CC) Health, stress, exer­ (57) News examination of the state fishing Boston Common decided where to when he comes home because he is ■M photo by Pinto (PG-13) 1:15,7:20,9:35.— Hannah and 8® Doctor Who Her Sisters (PG-13) 1:30, 7:25,9:45. — [C N N ] Crossfire Continental circus and a frontier battle cise, nutrition, and sex are discussed. IS) Kojak industry. wander, they failed to plan for the "out of condition." O’Toole says. 8® d® News in India. Mark Lester, Walter Siezak. (60 min.) House (R ) 1:30, 7:45, 9:50. — Core [DIS] Donald in Mathmagicland Donald [C N N ] Sports Tonight April 23, Survival of a Small City, evolution of the automobile 250 Bears Movie 11: A New Generation (G) ($D Reporter 41 1971 Rated G 8® Odd Couple a documentary of the rise and fall “ The biggest detriment here is He saved a life travels into a world where youngsters [ESPN] SportsCenter years later. 1, 7. — Crotsroods (R ) 8:35. ($2) MacNail-Lahrar Nawshour see mathmatics everywhere, 8:30PM 3D McMlIlan and Wife: The 8 ® Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous that people believe we are the [U S A ] Wild World of Animals of South Norwalk. Some who scoff at the Cow worst. It becomes a self-fulfilling Pam Hudson, president of the Junior be the guest speaker. Brooks is the MANCHESTER [ESPN] Mazda SportaLook [ESPN] College Basketball Report Easy Sunday Murder Case [C N N ] Evening News Pasture Theory believe the city’s UA Theaters East — Wildcats (R) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Unfaithfully Yours' An 3D Family Feud 1 1:35PM GE) Entertainment Tonight prophecy. Once people get into the [H BO ] Freggle Rock: Space Frog Follies [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Big Fisherman' Si­ Interview with Jack Klugman. In Stereo. first pianner was fond of Italian Women's Club of Manchester, looks anchor for the 6 and 11 p.m. “Eyewit­ 7:10, 9:20. — FX (R ) 7:10, 9:15. — orchestra conductor attempts to murder 82) 8® Valerie David and the twins at­ mon Peter, a fisherman, becomes Jesus' city, they start driving differently. Murphy’s Romance (PG-13) 7:15,9:15. (CC) food and spotted the street plan in over a plaque held by William Hoover Jr. ness News Weekend Reports.’’ Brooks his supposedly unfaithful wife. Dudley tempt to cheer up Valerie when she disciple and the first head of the Chris­ [M A X ] MOVIE; T h e Bay Boy' In 1930s Rehearsal Tuesday They do things they would never do Moore, Nastassja Kinski. Armand As- 8:00PM 3D scarecrow and M rt. King finds herself alone on her wedding an­ tian church. John Saxon, Herbert Lorn. Nova Scotia, the adolescent son of an his bowl of linguine. outside the city limits. of 91 Wetherell St. Hoover will be named joined WFSB from WPOP News Radio in MANSFIELD sante. 1984 Rated PG. Lee and Amanda come to the rescue niversary. In Stereo. Howard Keel. 1959. Rated G. impoverished family faces uncertainty The Beethoven Chorus will re­ Regardless of which theory you Trens-Lux College Tw in — Youngb­ when the retired leader of the Agency is about his future as a clergyman due to Citizen of the Year by the club when it Hartford, where he was the sports lood (R) 7, 9. — Sllverodo (PG-13) 8. [T M C ] MOVIE: The Third Man' An [D IS ] Mousterpiece Theater [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Roadhouse 66' Travel­ hearse Tuesday from 10 to 11 a.m. back, many streets in Boston are a “ We’re trying to change that American writer arrives in Vienna to accused of being a traitor. (60 min.) (R). burgeoning desires and his involvement ing west on historic old Route 66. a in a murder. Liv Ullmann. Kiefer Suther­ at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 meets tonight at 8 for its annual men’s director for four years. He is the VERNON take a job with an old friend, whom ha 3D PM Magazine 9:00PM d D Kata & Allia When Kate's young college graduate runs into trou­ series of clogged lanes, which all attitude through education and land. 1984. Rated R. Church St. There will be coffee and Cine 1 A 2 — Wildcats (R ) 7, 9:15. — finds has been murdered. Joseph Got­ 3D 8® The Barbara Walters Special old friend moves in indefinitely, Ailie's ble in Arizona when some local hood­ seem to be going one way and have enforcement. We’re going to have night at Community Baptist Church. fund-raising chairman for this year’s patience is stretched to the limit. (R). refreshments before the F X (R ) 7:10, 9:30. ten, Orson Welles. 1949. (CC) Barbara Walters interviews Presi­ lums shoot a hole in the radiator of his 1 2:00AM (3D 3® News a way of taking you back to where to go out there and deter the Hudson saved a person from drowning Connecticut Easter Seal Rehabilitation dent and Mrs. Reagan in the White The 58th Annual Academy classic '55 Thunderoird, leaving him rehearsal. [U S A ] USA Cartoon Express 3D Hawaii Five-0 you started to get iost. And along violators. We will take areas where WEST HARTFORD House. (60 min.) Awards (CC) Robin Williams, Alan Alda stranded at a deserted gas station. W il­ (3D in the Hockanum River. The club will Center drive. Shirley Naczkowski is in Elm 1 A 2 — Murphy's Romance 6 :3 0 P M 3 D 8® Too Close for comfort and Jane Fonda host the annual film 3® Star Trek the way. you are likely to be there are serious problems and (PG-13) 7, 9:30. — FX (R ) 7,9:30. 3 ) News lem DaFoe, Judge Reinhold. 1984. introduced to slick driving moves start issuing citations.” O’Toole give him the plaque and $50. Gerry charge of arrangements for the evening. 31) Benson awards presentation from The Dorothy Rated R. 3® The Untouchables 3® MOVIE: 'Cannery Row' A marine Chandler Pavilion in Los Angeles, CA. (3 WILLIMANTIC 8® 8® NBC Nightly Newt [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Camelot' King Arthur (2® MOVIE: 'In Circumstantial Evidence' Dinner is set known as "the cutoff.” "the said. Bfooks from W FSB-TV, Channel 3, will Refreshments will be served. biologist tries to forget his past while a hrs.) Jlllson Square Cinema — Police 8® Nightly Business Report young runaway drifts into life in a bor­ and his Queen Guinevere are happy to­ A once-successful lawyer is accused of Acodemy 3: Bock In Training (P G ) dello. Nick Nolte, Debra Winger. 1982. 3D MOVIE: 'Ben Hur* A Judean aristo­ gether until Sir Lancelot arrives and falls causing a witness to perjure himself. St. Margaret Circle, Daughters 7:05, 9:05. — Care Bears Movie II: A ABC News crat defied the paganism of ancient in love with the queen. Richard Harris, Raymond Burr, Robert Loggia, Angelo of Isabella, will hold its annual New (Generation (G ) 7:10. — Cross­ @3) Noticiero SIN 3® MOVIE: 'Devil's Own' An English pri­ Rome in the early days of Christianity. Vanessa Redgrave. Franco Nero. 1967. Rondelio. 1976. roads (R ) 9. — Pretty In Pink (P(G-13) vate school is the scene of witchcraft, Charlton Heston, Jack Hawkins. Ste­ dinner Tuesday at 6 p.m. at 166 (O ) Sanford and Son Rated G. In Stereo. (5® Maude Advice 7:05, 9:05. — Hannah and Her Sisters human sacrifices and voodoo rites. Joan phen Boyd. 1959 Charter Oak, St. For more informa­ (PG-13) 7, 9:10. — Down and Out In [C N N ] Showbiz Today Fontaine, Kav Walsh, Alec McGowan. 10:30PM 3® News 8® PELICULA: Teatro: El Dilema del Bel- tion. call Agnes Buccino, scribe, at Beverly Hills (R ) 7:10, 9:10. 1967 82) 8® MOVIE; 'Dirty Dozen: The Next [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie end Harriet Mission' Major Reisman leads another 8® Dick Van Dyke con' 643-7279. WINDS(HI [ESPN] Fishing: 1984 Arthur Smith (2® MOVIE: 'Red Sun' A bandit leader group of convicted Gl's behind German 8® Loco Amor [C N N ] Newanight Ploia — Wildcats (R ) 7:15. King Mackerel Tournament and a samurai avenge offenses made lines in order to break up a plot to kill [E S P N ] World Cup Skiing: Woman's against their differing codes of honor. 82) Brass Hitler. Lee Marvin, Ernest Borgnine. Ken Giant Slalom Two heads beat one when deciding on surgery DRIVE-INS 7 ;00 P M 3D CBS News Charles Bronson. Ursula Andress. To­ Wahl. 1985 (R) 1 1:00PM 3D Eyewitness News [U S A ] Edge of Night Manchester — Reopens Fridov. 3D Three's Company shiro Mifune. 1971. Sobin to speak Mansfield — Reopens Friday. 8® American Playhouse: Displaced Per­ 3D Taxi A Remington Steeie Laura importance of seeking out special­ 3D ABC News (22) 8® You Again In Stereo. son (CC) A six year-old war orphan be­ Barney Miller 12:05 AM 3D DEAR better yet. professional judgment, I should 3® and Remington set up a competing syn­ Dr. Bruce Sobin will speak about 8® *100,000 Pyramid 8® 8® Pride of Place; Building the friends an American soldier whom he ABBY: Re the SORRY I DIDN’T find another doctor. I did. ists totally independent from one 3D believes to be his father. (60 min.) (R). 3® Odd Couple dicate in an effort to locate an investiga­ hypertension to the ' Manchester Among nations with volcanoes, American Dream: The Search for a Usa­ woman who Please run the enclosed column another for second (and third and 3® Jeffersons ble Past (CC) The individuals whose per­ (1® Benny Hill Show tive reporter who has disappeared in­ Exchange Club session Tuesday at Indonesia ranks first, with at least 8 ® Bodes de Odio side a ring of international art thieves. hated her thin DEAR SORRY: Andlamsorryl again. And run it every year. Sign fourth) opinions in surgical or 3® Carson's Comedy Classics sonal visions have been transformed (22) NewsCenter the Manchester Country Club. It 132 active in the past 10,000 years, into our buildings of .today are por­ 82) American Playhouse: Tell Me a Rid­ (60 min.) (R). legs and in­ didn’t repeat this column that ran a me... ' medical matters. Find a different 8® 8® M -A -S ‘ H dle An elderly couple rediscover love 8® Doctor Who will start with a social hour at 6:30 Dear Abby says National Geographic. trayed (60 min.) 82) MacNeil-Lehrer Nawshour quired about year and a half ago: ALSO WISED UP IN SUNNY doctor who will really take an Wheel of Fortune when the wife develops cancer. (90 8® News p.m. objective look at your case, with­ 8® MOVIE; T h e President's Plane Is min.) 1 2:30AM 3D Comedy Tonight silicone injec­ CALIFORNIA 8® MacNeil-Lehrer Nawshour Missing* Air Force One disappears in 8® M-A*S*H out regard to ego. fear of loss of [C N N ] Larry King Live ABC News tions to make Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: I am a healthy, Newlywed Game flight with the President aboard, leaving 8 ® 24 Horas 3D 3® control over a patient, his wallet, an unknowledgeable Vice-President to [D IS ] Tates of the Apple Dumpling Gang 82) 8® Late Night with David Letterman them more active. 46-year-old man whose DEAR ALSO: I will. And here it (jT) Novels: Cristal SCTV Network R 82) or any other irrelevant (to you) run the government. Buddy Ebsen, Peter A down-on-his luck gambler wins two Tonight's guests are Julian Lennon, Single parents dance shapely: You doctor told me I needed a triple (S?) Nightly Business Report Graves. Arthur Kennedy 1971. adorable children in a poker game. (60 8 ® Maude Tony Danza and Ann Wedgeworth. (60 advised her to (and possibly a quadruple) bypass issues. Parents Without Partners, Man­ (g® One Day at a Time @® Juana Iris min.) [C N N ] Moneyline min.) In Stereo. consult three operation imme^ately! It came as DEAR ABBY: Thank you so WISED UP IN SANTA chester Chapter 469, will hold its [C N N ] Moneyline 8® MOVIE: 'Pater and Paul' Pert 1 of 2 [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Missing In Action II: The [E S P N ] Pro Baseball Team Arm Wres­ (2® Phil Silvers much for printing the govern­ BARBARA Beginning' (CC) A POW escapes his Viet installation and dinner dance plastic sur­ a shock to me because I had never [D IS LTh e Raccoons The saga of Peter and Paul, from the Cru­ tling 8® Bill Joseph Seminar Shortly afterward, this doctor left had heart trouble of any kind. This ment’s Second Surgical Opinion cifixion to their deaths in Rome. Anthony Cong captors and wages war against an Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at geons before makingthatdecision. [ESPN] SportsCenter [H BO ] MOVIE: ‘Fraternity Vacation' [U S A ] That Girl town suddenly and was not to be news came to me on May 2, 1983. Hotline. (The toll-free number is D E A R W ISED: I deserve no Hopkins, Robert Foxworth, Eddie Albert. enemy that greatly outnumbers him. Fiano’s Restaurant in Bolton. The Very good advice. Abby. I hope she [U S A ] College Basketball Tournament: Chuck Norris. 1985. Rated R (CC) Two fraternity jocks take a nerd un­ took it. found. A few years later. I read in On the following day, I read 1-800-638-6833; in Maryland, it’s credit (or blame) for the headlines 1981 der their wing during a Palm Springs va­ 1 2:40AM [HBO] MOVIE; Avenging dinner and dance will be $16 each. N IT Semi-Finals Live. [CNN] Prime News 9:30PM 3D Newhart (CC) Dick reluc­ cation. Stephen Geoffreys. Sheree J. Angel' (CC) A reformed hooker studies Seventeen years ago. I consulted the newspaper that he had been something in your column that I 1-800-492-6603.) It’s easy to see why — they’re dreamed up either by taw by day and investigates murder at The dance only will be $5 for my syndicate editors or local *7:30PM 3D p m Magazine [DIS] Danger Bay tantly stands in for the absent host of a Wilson, Cameron Dye, 1985. Rated R. a plastic surgeon about the identi­ charged with wrongful death and believe was more than a coinci­ you titled your column “ Second kiddie show. (R). night. Betsy Russell, Rory Calhoun. members and $6 for non-members. editors. • 3D M 'A -S 'H [E S P N ] College Baseball: Florida at 1985. Rated R. cal problem. My big mistake was malpractice suits in another state. dence. It was as though the good Opinion Likely to Offend Doctor.” 8 ® Chespirito For more information, call 646- „ — 3D Wheel of Fortune Oklahoma State 1 1:30PM 3D Dynaety^-^ consulting only one doctor. He Now I must wrap my legs with Lord had sent a message to me It’s been my experience that Concerning second opinions: 1:00AM (3D Get smart 8643. 3D Million Doller Chance of a Lifetime [H B O ] Phil Collins: No Jacket Required 10:00PM 3D Cagney & Lacey Cagney 3D Bizarre assured me that silicone augmen­ Ace bandages daily and elevate through you. asking your original doctor for the The Department of Health and tation to fill out my calves was a my legs periodically to keep the I acted on your recommendation name of a second-opinion special­ Human Services offers a brochure simple procedure and involved silicone out of the ankle area. and got not only a second opinion, ist poses no problem for him. He titled ’’Thinking of Having very little risk. However, the silicone still gradu­ but a third, and both doctors told will simply refer you to someone Surgery?” It’s excellent and it’s I went ahead with it. and within a ally migrates down to my ankles. me I did not need heart surgery. down the hall, in the same building free. ^ if you (or someone you OPEN MONDAYS AGAIN Please keep repeating your or belonging to the same country few days I noticed that the silicone When I told my first doctor about care about) is considering any kind Lunch advice to those who inquire about the opinions of the other two club who will invariably corrobo­ had started to run down my ankle of surgery, write to Surgery, Dept. Monday thru Saturday, 11:90 to 2:90 pm CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 area? Not only did it look terrible, any kind of surgical procedure to doctors, he suggested that since I rate his own opinion. HHS, Washington, D.C. 20201, and it was very painful when bumped. get a second opinion. And a third is had so little confidence in his I cannot stress enough the request its brochure. You can also Dinner Monday thru Saturday. S.*00 fo 9:90 pm receive the brochure by calling the hotline number and requesting a Early Supper Specials Notices 25 Entertainment...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipment — 80 Monday thru Thursday 5.-00 fo ftOO pm 26 ... 54 Office/Retall Equipment ...... 81 copy. Bookkeeping/Income T a x ...... RATES: 1 to 5 days: 90 cents per line per day. Lost/Found ...... 01 27 Corpentry/Remodellng...... 55 Recreational Equipment...... 82 Pessaries sometimes can ease cramps Sunday pinner Personals...... 02 Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. 28 Palntlng/Paperlno...... 56 CONFIDENTIAL TO YOU: 4.-00 ro o w pm Announcements...... 03 Musical Items...... 84 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. Easter is nearly here, so if you plan Rooflng/Slding...... 57 DEAR DR. DEAR DR. 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Can a tragic experience accident, healing will occur with •“BEST’ in Ckxmoctkxit 33 Services Wanted...... 6 2 Wanted to B uv/Trode...... 89 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. you are certain that the rabbit or Help Wapted...... 11 I was told that I Dr. Gott like a divorce disrupt a menstrual time and you will feel better. (Ct MsgeTkie readers, 1906.) 34 For advertisements to be published Monday, chick will receive the care it needs Situation Wanted ...... 12 had a slightly cycle? Will it become regular 35 the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. to survive, please give a stuffed Can Caveym fint Business Opportunities...... 13 Merchandise tipped uterus. I Peter Gott, M.D. again? Dr. Gott’s Health Report on 36 bird or animal instead. Living 45 £ CamsrSL, MncAgglsr, Ct Instruction...... 14 37 Holldoy/Seasonal...... 71 Automotive had a pessary DIGESTIVE GAS tells what $4M 7S1 Employment Services...... 15 READ YOUR AD. 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Box 2597, Cincinnati, OH Services ... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 lessen the value of the advertisement will not Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Lawn ond Gorden...... be corrected by an additional Insertion. daughter has been told that she has experience. Any suggestions? stress is resolved, the menses 45201. Be sure to mention the title. W elcom e to Bombay Palace Lots/Land for Sole...... 23 51 Good Things to E a t...... 78 Miscellaneous Autom otive...... 97 a slightly tipped uterus, causing usually return to normal. As time Investment Property ...... 24 ' 52 Fuel Oll/Cool/Flrewood . . . ___ ... 79 Wanted to Buv/Trode ...... 98 bad menstrual cramps. The doctor DEAR READER: Ap^aryisis passes and you adapt to your gave her the choice of Motrin or the a rubber or plastic device that is parents’ divorce, your periods will Good win* ilnlsh’ Pill. He dismissed the idea of a inserted deep in the vaginal canal probably become regular again. If to hard to achlav* pessary as old-fashioned, ineffec­ to help bold the uterus in a more not. check with your gynecologist. forward position. Uterine retro­ LOUISVILLE. Ky. (AP) - The tive foolishness This is a frustrat- Employment HELP WANTED HELP WANTED version (bending backward) can DEAR DR. GOTT: I was in a car characteristic of a “good finish" the finest Indian Restaurant Notices ANNOUNCEMENTS HELP WANTED HELP WANTEO HELP WANTBI ED be a cause of menstrual cramps wreck and was bruised very badly. for wine is difficult to achieve. The "finish” is the sensation that & Education Cook & Waitresses ‘Squares’ host when the womb is heavy with Both my arms and legs go numb. in greater Manchester Emerpenev? In Manches­ Wanted — Port time. No congestion during certain times in The doctor said this is because the lingers after the wine is swallowed. ter, dial 911 for fire, HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Singer- experience necessary. the menstrual cycle. muscles in my neck get tense and No unusual aftertaste, no unplea­ • Vegetarian & Non-vegetarian delicacies police, medical help. Coll or apply In person, actor John Davidson has been Alterations - Seamstress. K-Mort Help Wanted — Service Station Mechan­ he gave me Amitriptyline (10 sant bitterness, and no excess ( k ) PERSONALS Agents looking for people Merchandise employees, ics and Attendants. Full 649-5325, Luigi'S Restau­ sign^ as permanent host of the acidity will mean the wine "fin­ • Varied Indian cuisine Model Contestants to work In T.V. commer­ Prefer experienced In bri­ Pessaries are a nuisance be­ mg). Is this a muscle relaxer? HELP WANTEO cashiers and stock, full and port time. Uniforms rant, >06 Hartford Road, syndicated game show "The Holly­ ishes well.” When this happens, Reassure that special Wanted — Ages 2-30 tor cials. For Information, dal wear. Coll Shirley for cause they should be removed and Will I ever get over this? • Appetizers to dessert Ideal Model Pageant at on appointment 643-4609. time and port time posi­ furnished. Apply In per­ Manchester. wood Squares” one has a general. feeling of someone of your love by Port Time Inserters coll (602)637-3401, E X T tions available. Expe­ son, 252 Spencer Street, The half-hour series has been cleaned daily. Therefore, many • Special house salads & breads the Horttord Morrlot- 758. DEAR READER: Amitriptyline warmth in the nnouth. tellino the whole world /Formlngton. Excellent wanted. 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^ N O T m H^HPMIS w e u e w A ii w e of a period of eeverege end preducet new Ineuronee management orooiemt lor m T | HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTBI FOR SALE Hap WANTED NaFWMTD HELP WANTED municipalltlee. Hap WANTED Hap WANTED FY itw m r iw c o m iw *wS »6 M b S ^ o f a w w w . m a n a m n WIDW 60AV, A M ^ 18M - M B F .Ii. 2. ) Legltlotlve action ta redefine the nature and extent of municipal liability. Exacutiva Officer — Thu Needed — Help with do­ Immediate openings for W A 006 U 6CWOOt AUOrroWUM Individual to work In the Bolton — 3 bedroom L Manchester Board of, mestic work at my home experienced carpenters. monufocturlng of fiber­ shaped Ranch. Large liv­ Gas Station Attendants — Babysitter Needed to sit 3. ) The potential availability ef o general llobllltv Inaurance pool through CCM os on Office iPotIflon — Full MAfN^fmeONNieTieUT Realtors 1$ now taking In A nd over, 4-5 hours Trim work and plastic glass tubs. •Will train, coll ing room with cottiedrol time, good typing ability. Port time evenings. Neat In my Manchester home. alternative ta Industry coverage. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED applications for a full weekly. 659-1303, 742-5992. laminate experience a Hebron, 228-0288. ceilings and fleldstone plKHont phone personal­ appearance. Willingness Tuesdav-Frldav, ?pm- 4. ) The extant ta which Insurance cempanlee wllllna to provide coverage con tacurs time executive officer to prerequisite. Full time fireplace, formal dining ity ti good orgonlxotlonol to work. Apply Vernon 9pm. 646-3S06. IN BOLTON AREA rainturancs ta minimise their risk. manage and coordinate employment 8, benefits. Part Tim e Custodial help room, 2'/li baths, cenfrol skills required. Computer Shell. «75-S450.______Waddell School Auditorium, 143 Brood Street, Monehetlar, CT. activities ot Its associa­ LIve-ln Companion Coll 742-5317, 8:30 to 5pm. In prsvioue veori, tines the botanca In the MSIP woe relatively email and we ware needed for small private air conditioning, central experience helpful. Coll tion. Organizational and Housekeeper for elderly Monday thru Friday. isaamr m com m ipro auDorr suMiufiT Inexperienced In eetlmating expeneee under self Insurance, we budgeted oe though we would lady. 2 rooms, board, and - school in Manchester. vacuum system. In Evergreen Industry. 649- Part Time — AAA Auto be required to moke maximum payments up ta the levet where stop lost Insurance becomes office management skills •667 for Interview Club. Opportunity In our L ik iS L •idaieled Beewaaieaded small salary In exchange $3.50 per hour, v e ry flexi­ ground pool, w ood deck, 2 ■xeeaded Adealed tf88/87 effective. New, with more telf Insurance expense experience and o larger MSIP balance, we are a necessity. Typing Immediate openings for ble hours. Coll 646-1610. car garage. 1 plui acre lot. appointment. telemarketing depart­ Permanent Part Time Cldar Mill Rd. i m E w 1I88M8 con recommend a budget opproprlatlen bated upon eetlmoted premiums and prelected self - tor this service. Referen­ 18M/88 and bookkeeping skills carpenters, experienced O w n er, 646-6033. $145,000. ment. 391 Brood Street. Teller Work. Will train. Bolton 46.165.010 50,497,741 Inturanca expeneee mib the knowtedw that the MSIP reserve balance will be available are essential. Real estate ces required. Coll 649-4291 In framing and must know Braddldd 8L General Fund 42,190,(B6 4S,5314l1t thould premium Incraotet, prolactad expeneee, or our retreepectlve payments on claims Port Time Security Offic­ Manchester. Interesting Apply 923 Main Street, 44X697. 343,130 background helpful. So- otter 4pm. Data Precasting Fund 310,892 443,697 5,140,449 mode prior to salt Inturanca coverage, be higher than onttclpotad. Nevertheless, the 58% how to layout. Full time ers — Evenings 5:30pm to Manchester — 9'/a room work In pleasant sur­ Manchester, 646-1700. EMMdliTpki. 4,182,644 4,984.447 5440,364 lory range $17,000 to employment 8. benefits. Water Fund 1440,795 3,14X075 ontlclnoted Increase, or S2S4479, In our premium ceveragai It too great tabs totally offset by 10pm, weekends 7-3 & 3-11. home In a lovely area ot roundings. Hourly wage Sewer Fund 2,642,402 liS ,7 l1 the ecenomlet ot telf Ineuranee In other areas ef coverage. I am, therefore, recommendinga ClnliySL 3M *jm 3410,196 3,933,270 $20,000. Send resum e to Oil Burner Mechanic — Coll 742-5317, 8:30 to Spm, Manchester area. Imme- Manchester. Built In 1938 WE’RE HIRING and comm ission. Town Fire District 3,343,299 110,901 23% Increase, or t174,8l2, for all Pundt' contribution ta the Insurance fund to meet the Manchester Board of Monday thru Friday. M VMM’ okl WIN s tm t flmi earpantir Rd. Minc.-Bolton 95,171 104450 103,250 The Manchester Board of dlote openings to quali­ and remodeled In 1963. Mondav-Thursdav. 4pm- Forking Dlitrlct Fund anticipated Increased premium coete. I will be providing more detail regordlng our Insurance Realtors, 186 East Center ■Mki imn ind wamn 63,404,713 oeltlen and the etotus of the municipal Insurance ovallobllltv and cost at, our scheduled Education Buildings & fied applicants, over 18, This quality home has 9pm. We will train. Ask for 52,764,471 56492463 57,193,283 St., Manchester, C T 06040. IM M EDIATE Blwridgi Dr. •••TOTALS*** udget workshop. Grounds Deportment Is cor, telephone, clean po­ everything vou could pos­ Ju d y N otv. 646-7096. An MinchNtor g 646-2450. E O E . Child Care, Housekeeping MANAQEMENT Equal Opportunity Walters, Waitresses & BiltaDr. seeking candidates for an In Manchester area. Ref­ lice record. $4.50 per hour sibly want. Large living General Fund Revenue Anotysle room , fa m ily room , den, 4 TRAININQ POSITIONS E m ployer. Cooks for all shifts. Also, oil burner and boiler erences. To core tor 7 to start. Coll 527-0225 for AVAILABLE The recommended budoet requires ll3,714,277ffom airr^taxes^ondanMtlmatedttM,000 Experienced Carpet In­ bedrooms, and a 20'xM ' evening hosts. A pply In maintenance mechanic. year old, house & provide on appointment. Irom supplemental motor vehicle taxes. GASED ON A staller with helper, truck Inground pool too. You The everage aamings of Child Core Wonted — person, Mike Kelly's Res­ FIMtML tWVINUi SHAMNG BUDaiT & Insurance. Please coll Applicants must have o B2 tronsportotlon to activi­ our top so managers In MANCHESTER HERALD 1697,451,453 AND A TAX COLLECTION RATE OF 98.5%, THE license w ith a m inim um of Dental Assistant — Storrs must see the Inside to M ature w om an to core for taurant, 411 Connecticut 41.74. This li a 4.2lmlll Increotefromfheeurrent 44.41. Our present tax collection rrte li9i.7% 646-2809. ties. Good driving record. 1964 was over $63,000. 18 18 -to o t 10tS-tl88 family practice, cholrslde truly appreciate this two Infants In Manches­ Blvd., East Hartford, 369- BazNad ntectmmMded through Februory 1985, sllghtlv lest than the 99% used tor tae currjmt budget. I h®ve 5 years experience. Expe­ S100 w e e k ly , o o p ro x l- Call NOW 647-9946 AU#pi#n experlenc, worm, friendly hom e. $179,900 Is not too For full details, call ter. Hours 7:30-5pm. Coll 8279. GENERAL FUND 0 the more conearvotlve 98.5% for my recommended budget but will m o n ity our col'gcttan rience with commercial- motely 21 hours during Debt Retirement 244,340 344,340 rote through March and April and advise you It our experience luttifles on odlustment of this personality with strong m uch to ask and seeing Is Mr. KunksI, 633-6706. 647-9170. 195.000 195.000 Construction Helper — type burners and boilers school year. Possibly Street Lighting 195.000 r®te. desire to w ork with people believing. Jack J. Lappen 175.000 175.000 175.000 Vernon area, some car­ Is desirable. Knowledge more hours/pov In FIRST INVESTORS Inturonce 10,000 essential. Excellent be­ Realty, 643-4263. CORPORATION Warehouse Persons — School Matntalner. Glas­ Pentlon Contribution 310.000 210.000 ' We hove experienced o X l% overall Increase In the Grand List this year, a decrease from pentry skills, Willing to of pneumatic controls and sum m er. 522-5593 or 646- Immediate openings. Ex­ tonbury Public Schools, NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED the 4.4% Increase of the prevlout veor thot wot due ta a revlted valuation schedule for used. hammer, shovel or do related equipment Is also nefits, No Saturdays or 144,240 450,000 2327. perience o plus but not 40 hours per week, first W MANCHESTER AREA Subtotal 144,240 motor vehiclet. In addition, the portion of theGrond List that It sublect tofroxen taxes pold by cleanup. Must have own desirable but not essen­ evenings. 4-4’/2 days. 429- Immaculate — Coventry, necessary. Good starting the elderly hot decreased by 14%. A t o result, the Increase In the net taxable Grand List It tial. Contact Mr. Wilfred 8282. $114,900. Tradition al C o­ shift, applications availa­ 4.3%, from $448,505,182 ta $497,451,453. transportation. Some FIRE DISTRICT SPECIAL FUND 20,000 Dion, Supervisor, Bulld- lonial located on 1.3 acres pay. Must be dependable. ble from Glastonbury Insurance 45400 45,000 pick up delivery work. Apply In person, 8om- Board of Education, Glas­ You will be Interested to know that the Grand Lift from the Bucklond Industrial Pork this Apply to Del-Mor Group, . Inos & Grounds Deport­ Real Estate Agents — Full In prime residential area. TELLERS 4pm, Mondov-Frldoy, tonbury, C T 06033. 633- Ciirtir 8L SPECIAL TAXING DISTRICT .year Is $25,913,410. At the proposed mill rote of 41.74, the F Y 198447 revenues to the Town 674-0783. ment, 22 School Street, and port time wanted by Front to bock fireplaced UFC, 160 Prestige Pork PARKING FUND retulllng from the Industrial Pork will be $1,243430. The Debt Servlcefundlng required to pay Manchester, C T 06040,647- Hartford Rood Dairy aggressive Manchester living room, 3 bedrooms, $231, ext. 441. E O E . A A . HiekmitKk 8L 3,500 2.500 2,500 both principal and Interest on the Bucklond Industrial Pork bond Issue It $441,510. 2 Rood, East Harttord. Inturonce 3514. E D E . Queen taking applications agency. Personalized formal dining room, V/i Northeast Savings is M/F. Wilt MIddliTpki. 911,740 911,740 400,500 Port Time Gas Attendant for Assistant Night Man­ training, many benefits. baths, 2 cor attached gar­ presently seeking teller Mirbli 8L TOTAL REVENUE SHARING Responsible, Mature Bab­ RBVBNUB SOURCB CHART — S5 per hour evenings & Dne Good licensed mole ager. Female preferred, 5 Green House Realty, 646- age. Coll Now. D.W. Fish candidates for openings ysitter — Assumption McCabt 8L weekends. Apply In per­ or female or one good or 6 nights weekly, 5pm- 4655. Realty 643-1591 or 871- Church area. Saturdays & Stock Ploco TO; Beard ef Olrecfert AU##l#d 8 % son to Mr. Brenon at Tire licensed female or mole 11pm. $4.50 to SS.OOhourly. 1400.O which exist in our Man­ tacraen otter school hours If Inter­ PROM: Robert B. Wetes, OenerelMenesw _ •auras tSoMO *lSld/IT* laoresaa Country Texaco, 270 West Interested In real estate Experienced preferred. Medical Assistant, Man­ chester Parkade Bank­ P art T im e H elp W anted— Hllllord 8L RE: RBCOMMENDIO BUDGET FOR FISCAL VBAR IfSi/H ested. 643-1691. Middle Tpke., soles. Coll Jock Loppen Apply In person, Hartford chester Medical office, Old W orld C h arm — M a n ­ ing office. Scheduled Apply In person, Pero Wollioroll 8L Prooertv Taxes 30,SS7,$90 34.514.277 J,94I407 13.0% Fines, Licenses, Services 6 Rents 1446414 1,519,182 452,448 4X4% Manchester. Realty, 643-4261. Rood Dairy Queen. 12;45pm to 5:45pm, Mon­ chester. $106,900. W ith hours of work are Mon- Fruit Stand, 276 Oakland MeCoim 8L In occordonce with Section 5-2 of the Charter of the Town Classified Telephone Res- submit mv Recommended Bud^foMha fitcol yw Ji^v ki'crwe oS Non-Ed. State 6 Fed. day, Tuesday, Thursday, modern conveniences. day thru Friday, ervotlonlst — Monday Street, Manchester, 643- Koonoy 8L Recommended General Fund Budg^ lofolt W ,^7 4 ». This repr^nfs on inw^ (Includes Rev. Sharing) 3403440 3,12X102 319,042 11.4% Friday. Assist physicians Refurbished, spacious 11:30a m-7:30pm. thru Friday, 8:30-Spm. 6384. North Elm 81 $5,166,730, or 11.3%, over the Adopted Budget for F Y '*•*■•* perTposES A Other Revenue 971,500 1443440 7X140 7.4% Public Werfcs Imprevementa with patient care Includ­ eot-ln kitchen with lovely expenditures for thot year. A t detailed loter In this mMSOge, TH IS B U C K E T PROPOSES A Education Raltaod 9457,374 9444,047 104,473 1.2% Computer knowledge, Woodbrldgo 81 Use of Surplus 775,000 1,030,500 245,500 31.7% I am pleated to advise vou that we hove completed o hlphlv successful first year of the three ing Sigmoidoscopies and pantry area. Dining 4 The Ideal candidates MILL RATE FOR FY 19S647 of 48.76, WHICH REPRESENTS A 4.21 M ILU OR 9.6% good typing skills re­ Moln 8L INCR^EASE OVER THE CURRENT MILL RATE. I hove p ro v l^ veor program of Infrastructure Improvements authorized through the $4.6 million bond clerical work experience room, up to 5 bedrooms, S0497.7M 5,144,730 11.3% Issue: will possess strong ver­ quired, high school gradu­ BrovoSL following page which sets oof the dollor and PY£f"t?1!.'[''irJSLVgr«m m Tnd?d N^brtmi ••TOTALS** 45,531,011 required. Send resume. large rear deck. Over­ bal communications ate, pleasant phane voice, QUALITY CONTROL Fund activity and indicertst whot Percentage the total I n c r ^ e recommended N Box O, c/o Monchester sized two cor garage. Call Pino Hill 8L assigned to each activity. I trust thot this Table will be helpful to you In reviewing tne — 2.7 miles of sidewalk wot reconstructed In 1985 at o total cost of $283,928. Additional skills, a solid figure apti­ excellent fringe benefits. Successful applicants sidewalk reconstruction In 1984ond 1987wlll Increose the total toopproxlmotelv 10 miles at Herald. Now. D.W. Fish Realty For confidential Inter­ must be able to Interact Homllton Dr. RtcommcndtO General Fund Budoet. i The prsceedine chart presante In sumnrary form the Town's estimated F Y 1906-17 rsvanuee 643-1591 or 871-1400.O tude end the desire to by source and the change from the adopted F Y 198S46 revenues. A t vou con see, the molor a total cost of $1,000,000. view, call Penny Sletferf, with management on all Corpontor Rd. Laborer tor siding com- work with the public. In A t vou will see, this budget gw erollv molntolnt hie t u ^ y » sources of Increased revenue ore Current Toxat and PInst, Licenses, Services ond Rents. 643-2711 between 9am and levels and perform the fol­ McDlvHI Dr. Deportment Heods faking greot core to minimise me lev^^ I regord ta Current Taxes, S1,2S7400 of the proposed Increase will be generated by the — It miles ot Town streets were resurfaced at o cost of $431,077. Additional street ponv. 643-9633, 742-5406. Did your garden "over return for your strong noon. Deportment Heads again worked closely with the m .fr imrticloatlon Increased value of 1 mill at the current PY198S84 mill rota and the remainder generated by rasurfaclno In 1904 and 1907 will Increase the total to 42 miles at o total cost of $2,500,000, lowing Inspection proce­ North Elm 8L produce" this year? Sell public contact skills, we division budgets prior to mv iniflol-review. I om donvlnc^ thrt the 4.21 mill Increase and Increased revenue from supplemental motor vehicle taxes. which Includes $1,500,000 of the bond funds and $1,000,000 ot State old tor rood Full or part time - Depen­ dures: Shorwood CIr. throughout the construction of the Recommended Budget morkediv improves tne goomv oi Improvements, fruits and vegetables w ith offer a co m p e titive dable person tor yard • Finished Product the product. Fines, Licenses, Services and Rents hove Increased bv $452468 primarily due to two a low-P*'9r«r^o| “ Governor's budoet recommendation for State revenues and the phase out of Federal Revenue devolopmont. The curront plans for theBucklond Moll, the eventual development of other rooms, large r^ec room Manchester Parkade we're willing to pay. of S20.430 Th# For#mon position r#comm#ndotlon Is o tronsf#r from th# Sonltotlon Shoring midway through F Y 198447. Non-educotlonol State and Federal revenues ore land odiaesnt to 1-84, and the completion of the 1-304 connector, which will moke accessible with fireplace, form al din­ $ Division# and Is mod# possible du# to th# r#ploc#m#nt of th# For#mon os prolectcd ta Increase bv $319,042 using these assumptions. This results from (1) the Institution and hasten tho dovelopmont of land In the southern and eastern portions ot Town, will Teacher Aide Wonted — 324 Broad Street Call C. Brown to INVOLVED IN A on Envlronm#ntol Monoo#r to ov#rs## th# landfill and p ^ o r m oth#r of the State Revenue Shoring Program, which passed subsequent to adoption of the current ing room, living room $ No dress code. Casual fun at­ mokt added service demands on the Town In the foreseeable future. While the Increased Part time. Too salary for with fireplace, screened Manchester, C T arrange an interview w rvtaM ^ M t a r v wlthl^Woter and Sewer operotlons. The I n e r ^ d supervls e budget, will provide 0314,000 of revenue ta substantlollv offset the loss of $390,000 In Federal revenues and other benefits from property taxes, employment and buslnessdevelooment Highway and the additional Laborer ore both n e c ^ r v ’ “I Revenue Shoring; (2) a Governor's recommcndotlon for full funding ot Payment In Lieu of the right person. Rachel porch, 2 baths, oversized 2 EOE M/f 1-800-367-3720. LABOR DISPUTE. $ mosphere. If you enjoy talking and will more than componsoto for tho Increosed effort, we must be prepared to expend roods molntanonce activity, fho graoter n u m b e r^ miles **;^Ttae and m^^ Taxes for colleges and hospitals which would result In $190,000 increoted revenues; and (3) Town services os necessary to Insure that this development meets Town requirements. Road Nursery School and cor garage, many extras. $ on the phone, we might have a and the resurfacing ond drolnoge work ossoclot^ with Increased revenues from State construction grant accounts ta offset the cost of on Internal Day Care Center. Call $129,000. U & R Realty, Issue. It should be noted that we hove added over ^ ^9?,^, Doslpn Unit within the Enolncerlno Division. — Housing Code Enforcement — There Is no recommendation In mv F Y 1984-87 budget 649-2634. 643-2692.0 $ job for you. We offer a guaran­ responsibility In the post 10 years, while In that some period, Hlghwov Division stoW hos which directly addresses the need for Housing Code Inspection (enforcement activities). $ deertosed from 31 to 2S. Althouoh tho Education Rolotad rovonues ore prolocted ta Incrooso bv only $100,473, the It Is my belief that one of the results of the recommendation to hire two oddltlonolBulldlno teed salary with bonuses. Work Oovernor'4 recommended budget Is critical ta the Town budget. Under tho previous G TB Inspectors will be to trot up more time of staff within the Building Inspection Division Data Entry Clerk/TvPist Brand New Llstlngl 11 Oak WE NEED A $ 5.1 Porks and C#m#t#Tl#s— With thoaddltlonofaParKsMoIntalnjrrtaeost^^^^^^ (educational osslttanco formula) the Town would suffer o roductlon of $701,000 In F Y 190447. currently responsible for elements of Housing Code Inspection-Enforcement. This, — C R T Insert Input of St. Area — East H arttord. done from our office, four even­ ossist In molnt#nonc# of fh# lncr#os#d numb#r of pork ♦ocllltl« U f ililt However, a recommended change In the formula for colculotlngGTB benefits. If approved bv together with continued participation of the Health Division In some categories of labor and materials tor Spotless 7 room Cape with $ responsible for. Staff assigned to this Division hos decroosed from 34 to 31 over the lost tho Legltlaturo, would limit the reduction to $414,000. This, together with a new program for Inspoctlon, should Improve our obllltv to react to complaints of potontlol Housing Code lob cost reporting and eight years despite annual Increoses In total work required of It. school salary and staff Incentives that would provide on additional S4I3,000 to the Town, violations. However. I must point out that we hove o slonlf leant number of apartments and lovely summer porch. A ings a week and Saturday other clerical duties as CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE $ would sustain total State education old at the current F Y 198544 level. Failure ta adopt these multltamlly houses which ore never Inspected unless o complaint Is received and, os well, Aluminum siding, newer $ mornings. Call Michelle, 647- 4.) Police — With the addition of two clvlllon Dispatchers ot “ “ St ot $39,7^ program changes or somcoltcrnotlve program of equal benefit, would hoveo molor negative the need to fully address the housing situation on Moln Street. Any eventual decision to assigned by supervisor. roof, beautifully finished authorisation ot o Deputy Chief position In concert with tempororllv not hllino the Influence on the recommended revenue. undertakto proactive program of rental unit Inspection will require additional staff solely Applicants should possess oak floors and lots morel resultant Captain vacancy ot o cost ot $2,952, ond theoddltlon ot o Sergeant to perform os o RESERVATIONIST $ 9946, Monday-Thursday eve- assigned to thot purpose. typing skills and min­ $94,000. Jackson & Jack- tull-timo Training Officer ot a cost ot S32,0M. Finally, vou will note that I hove rocommendod o 30% Incrooso In tho Use of Surplus os a imum ot one year CRT $ ings, also Saturday mornings. revenue, from $775,000 ta $1,020,500. In tho post several years wo hove consclontlously built — New Cemetery— The Town hos acquired 40 acres of land for the development of o new son Real Estate, 647-8400 Further lustltlcotlon ot eoch ot these service expansions I* our fund bolancoto 3% of odoptod expenditures os recommended bv bond rating agencies to cemetery to meet future needs. We hove recently solicited and received proposals from data entry experience. or 646-8646.0 $ commentary ot ooch division's budget. However, since the 'gT preserve our AA bond rating. Wo ore axoerlondng bettor than anticipated current year landscape architects for cemetery daslpn and will soon select a design consultant. Town Th is Is a full time positon $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Department ore extensive and Port 9 f o»"ultl-vjjrPtari os present^ In ta e r^ receipt of revenues from several sources Including; (1) Payment In Lieu of Taxes on Tax staff will work togethor with the consultant and on Advisory Committee representing carrying complete com­ Cute As A Button Ml Im­ MON. THRU FRI. 8:30 to 5 completed Police Manpower and Organisation Study, the results ot that Study ore Exempt Property — where the appraisal of Manchester Community College will Increase community Interests, Including veterans' groups and the Town Beautification Committee pany benefit package. current year revenues from this source; (2) Town Clerk and Building Inspection — where maculate 5 plus room summarised below; to develop a master plon for the development of the cemetery. I expect development work Send resume and salary Incrotod activity has resulted In shorpl y higher revenues from permits and fees; and (3) State to proceed Immodlotoly upon design completion since we anticipate need for the ranch on acre plus lot In history to; Industronics, R • Computer Knowledge • The Town, during the present fiscal veor, engaged Systems Design Group to perform o Revenue Shoring — which will provide $301,000 In unanticipated revenue during the current additional cemotery space within the next several years. Funds already appropriated for Coventry. Tostetully dec­ manpower allocations study In the Police Deportment. A comprehensive report hos boon year. Given these positive developments, $1,020,500 Is on amount that should be available design and those for actual cemetery development ore oval table from the Perpetual Core Inc., 489 Sullivan Ave., orated, oak floors, plush received and reviewed by Town stoN and m v budget recommendations reflect o phased without lowering our fund balance to the point where our pood credit ratine would be Fund and, theroforo, do not appear In this budget. South Windsor, C T 06074. wall to wall carpet, full • Good typing skills required • adversely affected. ODProoch totvord Implementing recommendations contained within the report. The addition EOE/MF. basement, beautiful of 0 full-time Training Officer at the rank ot Sergeant and two additional civilian Dispatchers SPECIAL FUNDS . • High school graduate • ore priority stofflno needs which should be addressed Immadlotaly. The complexities ot both Persennel landscaping. Offered at the Training and Dispatch functions require porsonnel concontrotlng on these tasks. PIro Fuad $99,900. Jackson 8, Ja c k - The Personnel Services entries tor elements of tbit budoet ore based upon curront SITUATION son Real Estate, 647-8400 • Pleasant phone voice • In addition, there Is o recommendation for o Deputy Chief position which, of the oretant contracts with borealnlnp units whore ogreemonts hovt boon roochtd. Final salary The total Fire District budget recommended for FY 1904-87 Is $3,933,270, o $349,200 or 9.7% or 646-8646.0 time, would be osslgned to command the Administrative Services Division. Ultimately, Ihls recommendations tor Individuols In other borgolnlng units ore subloct to the continuing Increose over the adopted F Y 1985-84 appropriation. This Includes o $248,811 expenditure tor OH WANTED position will be assigned to direct a now Operations Division which would encompass the negotiations with those units. This budget Includes o recommended 7% salary Increase for Paramedic Services which Is offset bv on equal revenue to the Fire Fond through fronsfer Potrol and Detective functions. This position would replace one Captain and the porsonnel who ore not members of any borpalnlng unit which It consistent with prevolllne Moving Right Along!!! • Good salary • Pleasant atmosphere from th# Town General Fund. THE MILL RATE RECOMMENDED TO SUPPORT THIS Can't find the right lob? recommendation Is not to till the Captain's position until such time that dettartment wide recent contract sottloments. B U D G E T IS4.57 COM PARED W ITH 4.32 FOR T H E C UR R EN T YEAR . Despite 0 reduction due This brand new home Is policies ond procedures ore complete os well os policies and procedures related to the new to the anticipated phase out of Revenue Shoring, total non-tax revenues to the Fire Fund has Place on od under Situa­ now under construction • Health benefits • Holidays & birthdays Operations Division os rocommtnded In the consultant's report. This budget also contains funds for reclassification of four Individuals os follows: Increased bv $24,072. In addition, the net taxable Grand List for the Fire District grew bv 4.4%, tions Wanted and let the on Stonehedge Lane In The Police Department will be exploring o notional occrodltatlon program which Is — Roclosslflcatlon of tho position of Executive Secretory In the Controller's Office to with teh value ot a mill Increoslnp from $444,264 to $501,512. Therefore, while this right lob find vou. Coll Bolton. Feoturlng 7 recommended budget requires a 4.9% Increase In total current property tax revenues, the 643-2711. designed to standardise police policies and procedurts In occordonct with predetermined Executive Secrotorv-lnturance Technician at o cost of $1,724 In F Y 19S4-S7. total mill rate Increost Is .25 mills, or o 4% Increase. room s, 3 bedroom s, 2.5 standards. The work Involved In this process Is extremely time consuming. However, the and baths with a Jacuzzi In the For confidential Interview: product will be extremely beneficial to the operation of the Deportment. There Is o cost of — Reclassification of the Traffic Analyst position In tho Police Department to the salary Water Fuad master bedroom bath. approximately $8,000 ostocloted with the occredltotlon process. At this time I am equivalent ot o Lieutenant at a cost of $5494 In F Y 190447 os recommended bv the Police recommending that the Department perform much of the work necessary to receive Study. Large spacious rooms, 10' Call Penny Sleffert e 643-2711 TH IS B U D G E T RECOM M ENDS NO INCREASE IN W ATER RATES but does Include os o X 36' deck, brick front and accreditation and the Board con decide at a later dote If It wishes to expend the funds revenue, a $269,974 transfer from Fund Balance to support the expenditures recommended necessary to hove the Accreditation Committee review our Department for official — Relocation of tho two Administrative Assistant positions In tho Rtglstrars Office from for F Y 19S4-47. This Is consistent with lost year's orolectlon that Fund Balance would I INSTRUCTION cedar siding toot Ottered Between 9 a.m. and Noon compliance with the standords. Wage Group 20 ta Wage Group 29 at o total cost of S31S In F Y 19S447. gradually Increose during the first year offer the F Y 1984-85 rote Increase and would be at $169,500. Q uality con­ The actions In the Controller's Office and Police Deportment hove been reviewed bv the oraduollv depicted In the next several years to meet prolected ooerotine and capital Plano Lessons — Your struction bv Levitt! Jack- Atinol recommendation In my budn d Is to upgrade the position of Traffic Analyst lo o pay oxponsts. son 8i Jackson Real Est­ scale equal to o Lieutenant's position: his was also a recommendation contained within the Personnel Officer and are recommended bv me. The action roquosted for the elected home or mine. Coll 649- consultant's report. offlclolt' office It.patsad on without rocommendotlon. BASED ON CURRENT KNOWN NEEDS, THE EXISTING WATER RATES SHOULD 0343 or 643-1372. ate, 647-8400 or 646-8646.0 REMAIN STABLE THROUGH FY 1987-08, ONE YEAR LONGER THAN THE ORIGINAL In addition, Mvorol positions ore belne oxomlnod by the Personnel Department for Country Club Location — iHanftfHlfr Hpralh potential redosslflcotlon at the roquaet et tbo clericol oroupoi port of contract nogotltlons PROJECTION MADE BASED ON THE RATE INCREASE APPROVED IN FY 1984-85. MANAGER'S GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURE SUMMARY and, at authorlted bv the Board of Directors, o study of unofflllated positions Is currently Quality new home with belna conducted. The raeulte of theta studies should be available to the Board of Directors The recommended Water Fund budget tor F Y 1984-87 Is $5,140,469, which represents on first floor master bed­ % O f during Its budget deliberations. Increase of $156,222, or 3.1% over the adopted F Y 1985-86 budget. This Increase Includes the Real Estate followlne: room suite. 2’/a baths, 2 To M $ fireplaces. Must Be Seen I Adopttd Mfr. R#e. In c rtti Capital Impruvamanls AcIMIy Ittl/M i M / i r IneiLes lncra#Ni n#c — A $222,151, or 11.9% Increase In combined Personal Services and Operating Expenses $177,900. 'W e Guarantee PICTURE THIS Get your body busy! Thu rucommendud appropriation tor Transfer to the Capitol Improvement Reserve It over the F Y 19S5-S6 adopted budget. This Includes 25% of the salaries of the Oroffsoerson HOMES Our HomesI'. Blanchard General Govt. t.790,074 1,979,306 1M,5t2 10.5% 3.4% $980,000. This Is on Increase of $244,938, or 33% over the current year opproprlotldn of $733,042 and Chief Construction Inspector positions discussed earlier, the addition of two facilities 8i Rossetto Real Estate, and grounds molnttnanco positions In response to Increased watershed and dams FOR SALE Collect the things Public Works 4,359,552 4,027,056 447,504 10.7% 9.0% and represents a recommended commitment of the equivalent of 1.4 mills In currant tax OD 646-2482.0 Protection 3,747,413 4,109,405 431,993 11.2% t.2% revenues toward capital Improvements. This recommendation Includes $214,709 for our lease molntananct rooulrements of the State Department of Environmental Protection, and a Humon Services 1.325,201 1439,711 114,500 1.4% 3.3% purchote ebllpotlons for haovv equipment, police cemmunlcatlom system and police $38,000 Increase In Electricity Costs based on a stable level of use and o 9% Electricity rote All real estate advertised $ EXTRA MONEYS Increase. New Dutch Colonial — around your home you Leisure 1.309.054 1,53X045 143,109 10.3% 3.0% computer, partial poymenie on motchlno fund requirements for State Grant programs for In the Manchester Herald Intersection Improvements and Union Street Bridge ReconMcuctlon,ond replacement of Located at the base of Opertalno Subtotal 12,43X974 13,9674n 1,334497 — S350.000 which represents a $143,125, or 60% Increase In the contribution to the Water 1$ sublect to the federal 10.5% ' 25,0% deficient heavy equipment In Public Works. This recommendsnevsl of funding It In keeping Cose Mountain on Sprlna Reserve ta meet the cost of capital prolects 1 am recommendlnp In F Y 1986-07. Fair Housing Act of 1968, With Your Own Part-Time Job. no longer need. And with our five veor plan to Incrsoee our Transfer ta Reserve commitment ta the 2 mill level of Street. Seven spacious current taxes bv F Y 1909-90. The long term benefit of this approach It to minimize our rellonca which mokes It lllegol to Capital Improve. 733,042 900,000 346,930 33.4% 4.0% — $2,713,816 which represents u $209,054, or 7.1 % decrease In the Debt Service budget. This room s, 2'/i baths, 2 ca r Ins./MIsc. on Debt Service strategies such os bonding and lease purchase ta meet the needs of the advertise any preference, 1,114494 1,370419 192,395 14.3% 3.7% community. decrease Is due to Interest being paid on a lesser amount of principal due to annual garage and a treed loti sell them Fast For Emp. Psn/Bsn. 3,100434 3,336410 234,274 74% paydowns on bonds and notes and tho continued benefits of the decision to finance the limitation or discrimina­ An Excellent Opportunity ton 4.6% Meet with the builder Debt Service X4t9,40t 2,461,395 41,709 1.4% 0.1% Water Plant using a series of one year notes rather than convert the expense to bonded tion based on race, color, Alto contained In mv Capital Improvemont Plan It the use of funds avoltablefrom the State debt, which will save the Woter Fund nearly $150,000 In FY 19S6-87. today In order to custom­ Housewives and Mothers with Extra Cash with low- Fixed Costs MIsc. Subtotal 7439496 1.356,194 717,390 9.4% 13.9% of Connecticut Infroetructure Fund and from rolmbursomont to tho Town from the Federal religion, sex or notional Emergency Mano(tament Agency f PEM A ) for oxpentes Incurred due to Hurricane Gloria os In oddltlon to the capital Items recommended tor opproprlotlon through the use ot Transfer origin, or on Intention to ize this quality home. 'W e Education 25,254,544 21,373.111 3,114435 12.3% 60.3% fellowt: ta Reserve, the Mmlnistratlon recommends the construction of the Woter Treatment Plant moke any such prefer­ Guarantee Our HomesI*. 4 cost Classified Ads. (tarage ta $270,000 using the borrowing authority ot PA 84-483, which permits use of one year Blanchard 8, Rossetto young children bring them GRAND TOTAL ence, limitation or dis­ 45,531,013 50,497,740 5,144,730 11.3% 100% 1. ) S28S,000 for ttM Elevator at Town Hall with tho source of funds ta be the 19S5-04 notes with annual Mvdowns for up ta 15 years to finance motor woter system Improvements Real Estate, 646-2482.0 allocation ot State Infroetructure Grant funds at $254,000 and matching funds from the This recommendation will not Impact the F Y 19S6-07 budoet, but will affect future Debt crimination. The Herald with you and save on As the Summary Table Indicates, at $3,114,635 and 1Z3%, our molor cost Increase, both In Reserve Fund balance. Service obllptalon bv on estimated $31,000 In FY 1907-08 with o decrease of $1,000 per veor tor will not knowingly accept octuol dollars and also by porcentaga Increase, occurs In Education. The entire tho term of the loon. any advertisement which Beautiful custom 7 room recommended budget, exclusive of Education, ropresente a 10.1% Increase over the F Y 2. ) $214,000 for on expansion to the Raootr Oarage on Olcott Street with the source of funds babysitting costs. Sewer Paad Is In violation of the low. split level, 3 bedrooms, 1905-06 adopted budget. The operating subtotal Increase of $1,334, 497, or 10.5% includes to be the 190447 allocation of State Infrastructure Grant funds at S201400 and matching 2'/7 baths. Dining room $225,244 for the service Improvements outlined on the preceading page. The Increase In dll funds from the Ratervs Fund balance. operatlno budgets without these Improvements Is $.7%. The combined Controctuol and TH IS B U D G E T RECOM M ENDS NO INCREASE IN T H E SEW ER SERVICE R ATES but does Another New Listing! 100' and large fireplaced liv­ Commodities oblects for oil operating budgets, the costs over which we oanerollv hove the 3. ) S340,000 os on Initial amount ta be available ta carry out whatever recommendationsInclude os a revenue, o S105415 transfer from Fund Bolonce to supoort the expenditures on the beach. $109,900. ing room with Cathedral M a n c h e s t e r most control, hove Increased by 5.9%. Exclusive of streotllehtlna costs which, at on 11 3% regarding the need for Increoted Town Hall office space ore provided bv the Building recommended tor FY 1906-07. AS IS THE CASE IN THE WATER FUND, SEWER RATES W ith w o rm w eather a rriv ­ ceilings. Fully oppllanced Increase ore dictated by the utilities service, the total Increose for these oblects Is 5.0%. Committee and approved bv the Board ot Directors. The source of funds for this SHOULD REMAIN STABLE THROUGH FY 1907-88, ONE YEAR LONGER THAN THE sky-lit kitchen with potlo contribution Is recommended os theontlclpoted reimbursement from FEM A. Asoresult, I ing soon, you'll really OR^WNAL PROJECTION MADE BASED ON THE RATE INCREASE APPROVED IN FY doors leading to large Please note that the entire Fixed Costs and Miscellaneous subtotal. Including Capitol hove not Included this relmbureensent os a revenue In the Revenue Summary nor the appreciate this year- H e r a l d Improvements and Debt Service, has Incraosed by 9.4%. A leveling ot Debt Service costs due appropriation os a port of the 9980400 recommended opproprlotlon. round 4 bedroom water­ deck. Rrst floor family to prlnclool paydowns rosultlng In lesser bond Interost poymonts, Incroosod Investmont The rocommendod Sower Fund budget for FY 1986-87 Is $2,162,075, which reoresents on front home on Coventry room and laundry-lav eornlngs by the Pension Fund which has resulted In only on 0.4% Increase In Town Beard af Rdacallaa Increose of 8316.294, or 17% over the adopted F Y 1985-86 budget. This Increase Is prlnclpolly Lake. You con swim, combo. 2 car garage with contribution despita the phose-ln of the unfunded liability, and the successful Self Insuronce due ta o 8195,000 recommendation for Transfer to Reserve. In F Y 1985-86, the Board ot Tha racommandad budgat for tha Board ot Education hoe Incraosod Iw S3,l 14,435, or 12.3%, water ski, or Ice skate to electric doors. Feertures Program hove mlnlmliod this overall Incrooso while permitting on Increased contribution «n Directors endorstd mv recommendation that $123,460 be allocated within the Sewer Reserve that Include striking tiled tbt Capital Improvemont Fund. from $25,250,544 to $21473,101. This flgura Includot funds for ROTC and P riv e t S^o o lH M lth toward nocotsary capital prolocts using funds already available within that fund. Therefore, your heart's content! This and Walfara. This racommandotlon raprotanlt mv support for tha full F Y I9S447 no opproprltalon for Transfer to Reserve was necessary. As o result, the $195,000 will not lost long so call entry way with open stair­ Sett Insurance appropriation rsquettad bv the Board et Education, in the post several veort, I hove based recommended opproprltalon for FY 1906-87 Is entirely on Increase over the current year. The today! Alibrio Realty, way. Central olr, central my recommendation on direct poet through to the Board of Education of all State rovonuo recommended Increase, exclusive of the Transfer to Reserve Item, Is 6.5%. vac, w all to w all carpeting 22 Hours Per Week Incrootoe which appear In the Board of Education budget and on squItoMs Increase In per Inc., 649-0917.O I am pleased to report the continued succets of our Salt Insurance Plan for our Worker's and Italian tile through­ Compensation-General Llobllltv Insurance Programt. We ore nearing the end of our fourth student tax effort. However, while this requested budget represents an Increase that Is BUDGET RBVIEW PROCESS Salary Plus Gas Allowance Phone year of soil Insurance for these risk areas and prolect o fiscal year end fund balance of $1,207,901 greater tbon the preceading yaor'e Increase, the orolectlon for total education out. Tastefully decorated, $1,100,000. related rovonuo It only S10I473 groator Nion current vtor even assuming complete approval I continue ta be pleased with the new format for budget workshop sessions which was this fine quality crafted SOUND INTERESTING? of tbs (tovernor's recommended educational rslatad rsvenuot ta municipalities. These Initiated several voors oeo. A t vou know, we emphasize molor flscol-oollcv Issues home located on a large As you know, the turmoil within the Ineuronee Industrydurlng the post two years remolnso raolltlee, together with a etablastudant population, moke It Impotsibleta approach the Board You can bo a HeraM Araa Adviaer and handle and of Education request In the some manner at prevlout veore without an unacceptable cortfrontine the Town, ploclno somewhat loss emphasis on Individual tine Items. This O lder 4-4 T w o fam ily on professionally lands­ motor budget concern for oil municipalities In F Y 1904-07. We hove mode significant orooress approach oxpodltos tho budget review and directs our attention to main Issues, providing caped lot In executive supervlaa our carrier boys & girls. If you like kids, In minimising the effects of o tluetuotlng Insurance morket on our budget through coratullv reduction being recommended since full funding of the requeetad budget raqulras a 19% quiet dead end street. oriattr opportunity for the Board to consider tbs long range Impact ot budget alternatives. area ot South Manches­ want a littls independence and your own Income... monoged and reserved self Insurance for Workers' Comoensotlon, General and Auto Incraoee In the tax dollort par student directed toward Education. Given the currant A t a result, I am rocommendlno that wo employ this review format again this year and also Needs some work. Mod­ Liability. However, we remain dependent on the current Insurance premium market for obtervaMe support within the community for on IncreoHd commitment ta oualllv education ter. $162,900. O w n er. 289- and recognlzlno that much of the requeetad Increase li due ta eolor v Increosai pro vided f or on that w t again schodulo Saturday review tastlont. ern kitchen & both, full 643-2711 many types ot Insuronco. The recent tendency hot been for dramatic Incroosos In premiums attic, walk-out basement, 9321 or 646-0891. chorged to municipalities, ellmlnotlen ef ovallabllltv of certain coverages, h lg l^ approved centracte with borgolnlna unite, I am recommending this budget os reouested without rsAictlon. Nevarthelsts, I mutt observe that ta adopt this raqueet requires the Rebart B. Weitt updated wiring, new ap­ deductibles, and In some coses, non-renewal of coverage with minimum notice, whether this (Osaeral Maaoger Spacious 3 fa m ily , 3 cor trend continues will depend on many foclore which will affect the Ineuronee Induitry this M c o llo n of oil prolactad ^ c o f f on reW ed revenue Increases (S108473), o fair shore (54%) pliances. $129,500. O ym er- ot ffta new tax revenue ovglloMe to the Town due ta the Incraoee In the Grand List ($721,000), garage. S190,000. C all 646- and over which we hove little or no control Including: and on Increase ot 3.11 mills of tax effort to genarota the remaining S2,2U,057. Agent, 643-4902 o r 649-0795, y^CALL 647-9946 or 647-99 47\ 1.) The onlTcIpoted Introduction of a new form df Insurance titled, "ciolm e Mode" in 047-03 ask for Lorraine. 0754. M — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 24. 19M TAG SAIE SIGN aurbrstrr Hrralb ) Manchesifir — A City ol Village Charm t-

TuBSday, March 25,1986 STOP IN AT OUR OFHCE, 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER

KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wriglil I HOMES U.S. strikes I APARTMENTS FOR SALE FOR RENT BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY Howe -lb WHO'S Sum m er T im e — $44,900. Like Private Home — 3'/h N t)t SHocoHoU) Cleon one bedroom year room apartment. Applian­ MuOi He CAPES FiB. round home with o great ces. Working single adult, IB Q Q K K M B / PAINTim/ NHSCELLANEOUS water view ot Coventry married couple. No child­ i^rtvauMftT missile site, PAPERIN6 Lake. Ideal starter home. ren, pets. 443-2880. CMUCMIE IHICBMETRX SERVICES Hurry! 'We Guorontee I'M tXXNCi? I Atottter of one looking for Our Homes!'. Blonchard Three Room Apartment Income Toxot praporad In Painting and Poperhang- Odd lobs. Trucking. i H o c w r i & Rossetto Real Estate, full flmo boOvtlttlng posl- your own homo. Coll Jim Home repairs. You name — First floor, renovated, Hon In your home. Prot- Ing — Exterior and Inte­ 644-2482.0 appliances. $300 monthly for raasonoole rotas. 74^ rior, celllngt repaired. It, we do It. Free esti­ onHv coring for on Infant 1009 otter 4pm. mates. Insured. 443-0304. plus utilities. Security and and 14>month old so I hove References, fully Insured. 4E0NJiWHAn I BUSINESS references required. No oiot of experience with Quality work. Martin Libyan ships pets. Available A pril 15fh. Mottsson, evenings, 449- Howkas Tree Service — 2 smUl ch lld m . Coll 742- PROPERTY 97 Wells Sfreet. Call 444- CARPENTRY/ Bucket Truck & Chipper. 4431. Stump Removal. Free Es­ 0350. REM00EUN8 timates. Special consider­ By Richard C. Gross Manchester — Five room ation for Elderly and Han­ yoa ooeid IM a hawe Farrond Remodeling — FLQQRINS dicapped. 447-7553. United Press International first floor apartment with day eo»o emeie theee la Cabinets, roofing, gut­ Manchester — Restau­ one car garage near East ters, room additions, WASHINGTON - Avenging U.S. rant. Prime location. Ex­ Center St. T w o bedrooms, decks, all types of remo- Coll Simon & Simon Tl- Steve's Tree & Lawn $475 per month. Available warplanes and ships strack a Libyan tremely nice. Seats 100 and why net gweeaenet dellng and repairs. FREE lemasters for sales and Care. Tree removal and plus. Recently remo­ April 1. Zinsser Agency, esHmotes. Fully Insured. Installation of ceramic, complete lawn mainte­ anti-aircraft missile site a second time deled. A sking $120,000. 444-1511. f/sopMoMcan- TMephone 443-(M>17, otter mosaic, quarry & vinyl nance at reasonable pri­ and destroyed four Libyan missile Owner anxious, make 4pm, 647-1509. tile. Free estimates. ces. FrM estimates, In­ boats in two days of fighting in the Manchester — Large 3 5 otter. Financing availa­ Please coll for on appoint­ sured. Coll 433-9391 after disputed Gulf of Sidra area, the Defense ble. Call Strano Real Est­ bedroom apartment, ment, 4494)359. 4pm. Department said today. ate, 447-7653. stove and refrigerator In­ ^SSStmmmmK Carpentry ond remodel- cluded, $525 per month. Defense Secretary Caspar Wein­ 843-0478 Ing services — Complete Reports, Resumes, Let' West Middle Tpke. — Call 446-2794. berger said a fifth Libyan missile­ A«Afae NMeome home repairs and remo- ters and all other typing TRUCKS/VAN8 MOTORCYCLES/ Newly constructed (unfin­ dellna. Quality work. Ref­ I ELECTRICAL done In my home. Good armed patrol craft may have been ished Interior), 2,700 so. ft. 3 & 4 Room Apartm ents — erences, licensed and In­ work, reasonoMa rates FOR SALE MOPEPS “ severely damaged.” office-retail building. Se­ Newly decorated. Colon­ sured. Coll 6464145. Oumos Electric— Having Coll Sue 449A134 or 742- J Two A-7 Corsair light bombers from parate parking. High traf­ ial. Heat, hot water, Electrical Problems? 7443, leave message. GLEANINS 1979 Ford Cube Van — 1982 Kawasaki 550 L TD — the aircraft carrier Saratoga for the fic location. Sole-Lease. appliances, central. Mid­ Robert E. Jarvis, Need a large or a small Excellent condition. 4,500 second time Monday attacked radar Land Planning Asso­ dle aged lady. 443-8470 SERVICES Runs great, body needs Bulldlng-Remodalinp Repair? We Specialize In w ork. $1,2(8) o r best offer. miles. 7424843. equipment that guide Soviet-built SAM- ciates, 443-1111. after 4pm. Spedallst. Additions, gar­ Residential Work. Joseph Spring Cleon Up Thatching, mowing, See at Al Sletfert's, 445 5 missiles at Suit, the Pentagon said. The Houso Works. Resl- ages. rooting, siding, kit­ Dumas. Fully Licensed. Hartford Rood, Motorcycle Insurance — 2 Bedroom Apartment — chens, bathrooms, and Free Estlmotes. 444-5253. hedge trimming, light Get Protection I Ride with The radars were replacements for dantlol housadeonlng. An trucking, professionally Mancliester. Rentals heat 8i hot water Included, ostabllshed company replacement wlndows- AAA Coverage. Competi­ UPI photos another radar system that was knocked no pets, $500 per month, fully bonded with obove /doors, 243471Z Timothy Mainville Elect­ equipped, dependable. In­ tive rotes for all riders. out in an air strike earlier Monday. security deposit, also one ric— Soeclallzedln updat­ sured. Roy Hardy. 4 1980 Bronco — 351, V-8, Weinberger said. average work below the Automatic, 4 wheel drive, Discounts for expe­ 3 bedroom apartment. ovarago rote. Call Today, All Types of Remodelino, ing electrical fuse panels 7973. rienced riders 8, riders There was no immediate damage Call Ed or Dean, 449-2947. to circuit breakers plus AM/FM stereo cassette Above, a member ot the •' ’ ...... vw I ROOMS, no lob to small, reasona­ and running boords. with prior Insurance. Spe- assessment after the second strike, he FOR RENT tSwIo^oonlng — Vary ble prices. Call Jim , 447- home repair wiring. Free Prestige Lawn Core — $4,000. Coll 449-8112 after clol rates for older riders crew of the USS Saratoga said. He indicated the Libyans will Four Rooms. Central. fussy lady will clean your 1320. estimates. 647-7292. with touring bikes. For a Heat, appliances, mar­ Soring clean up. Lawn & 6pm. watches Monday from ...... continue to replace destroyed radar homo while you work. shrub maintenance. Fer­ no obligation quote, call parts with Soviet-shipped stocks in Ladles Only — Nice, quiet ried couples, no children, Manchester through WII- AAA Insurance at 444- room for senior citizen or no pets. Available April 1. tilizing, weekly mowing, the deck of the carrier as Libya. llmontlc area. Coll Jan, I^HEATINQ/ 7096. V.. working girl. References 449-3190. IPAINTINR/ I o u I p lu m b in r Insured, free estimates. Officials said the second wave of U.S. 742-5406 after 12noon. Coll 4444)541. CAMPERS/ a special early warning and security. Coll after PAPERINO 6 Libyan missiles are attacks was prompted by Libya launch­ 5 :30pm, 644-0383. Manchester — Oft Porter. Professional Cleaning TRAILERS Hundreds ot readers turn radar plane prepares to ing six more missiles at planes from the 3 room apartment, heat & services, specializing In Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ M to Classified every day Are you on onHoua lover? fired at U.S. aircraft in three Uj three-carrier American task force in Manchester. Completely electric, security deposit, homes, apartments and Name your own price — throom remodellna,' In­ land. Libya launched six MOAMMAR KHADAFY stallation water heaters, RaadthaotfPrlngtlnClaa- 1973 Volkswageh Camper searching for soma par­ furnished Including stove, no pets, 643-8552. offices. Services can be Father and ton. Fast, ticular Item. Will your od ^ separata attacks the Mediterranean north of Libya. . . . draws the line dependable, service. garbage disposals; faucet slflad avary day to find the — Good condition. $1,500. more missiles at Ameri­ Three ships were in the Gulf of Sidra — refrldgerotor 8, linens. $50 arranged days or even­ Call 742-8843. be there? 643-2711. weekly plus 2 weeks secur­ 454 Main Street — Second ings. Excellent referen­ Pointing, Paperhanging repairs. 449^539. VIsa^M- Items or Items you'd Ilka can targets in the two cruisers and a destroyer — south of A Removal. Coll 446-5741. osterCord accepted. to own. 443-2711. missiles, SAM-2s and SAM-Ss, were ity. Call betweeen 5-9pm. floor, 3 room heated ces, all work guaranteed, the “line of death" proclaimed by launched from Surf, the Libyan coastal 444-9832. disputed Gulf of Sidra apartment, no applian­ coll r~ TOWN OF MANCHESTER Libyan leader Moammar Khadafy, site that U.S. warplanes hit Monday. ces, s e c u rity , $400 a LEGAL NOTICE area today, prompting Pentagon officials said. There are at 18 SAM missile batteries in Room for non-smoking m onth. Call 446-2426 week­ A Pentagon smirce said that although At o meeting on March 17, 1904 me Planning and Zoning retaliation by U.S. the region approximately 200 miles genfleman. Kitchen prlvl- days, 9-5. the exercises are scheduled to run until leges, refrigerator- Commission mode the following decisions; southeast of Tripoli. freezer, air conditioning, Bennet Elderly Housing I APARTMENTS MISCELLANEOUS IFUELOIL/COAL/ DONALD OUHA - SPECIAL EXCEPTION • Hlt-LSTOWN warplanes. The map at April 1 they may end as early as. Three Ubyan patrol craft, including washer 8, dryer, parking. now taking appllcotlons Automotive ROAD (O-SD - Denied a special exception '■ Thursday because “ we don't ne^ to FOR RENT FOR RENT FIREWOOD Section 2.02.07 tor use os o golf driving ronge - 440-4SO Hllls- right shows the “line of lU.S. fires' Harpoon missiles at two previously reported, were des­ Security 8, references re­ for waiting list for 1 & 2 I I continue to do that (carry on a conflict town Road. troyed Monday by U.S. planes and a quired. Call 643-5400. bedroom apartments. death” across the Gulf of I high speed Libyan patrol boats with Lib ya )." Two Cords ot wood. Sea­ DONALD OLIHA - EROSION CONTROL FLAM - HILUj- missile-firing warship, and a fourth $415-$511. Rent Includes Available Immediately. Manchester — Keeney I CARS "It might have been over yesterday, First floor 2 bedroom . $375 Street exit, 1-384. Storage soned 6 months, cut & TOWN ROAD - Denied certification of on erosion o n d ^ l - Sidra proclaimed by I approaching U.S. ships crippled early today. heat, hot water, range, mentotlon control olon tor o golf driving range- 460-4S0HIIIS- but they keep taking aggressive ac­ A spilt. $75 each. Cosh & FOR SALE A Pentagon spokesman said that at I APARTMENTS refrigerator, disposal, plus utilities. J.D. Real space avalloble. 500 to tewfi Reed. Libyan leader Moammar Estate, 444-1980. 4,000 sq. ft.. Ideal for ca rry. 644-3154. tion,” the source said. 1:07 a.m. EST today, two A-6 warplanes FOR RENT elevator 8, laundry. BARNEY PETERMAN ■ SUBDIVISION AND B R O k^ Weinberger hinted to reporters that Phone 528-4522. distributor, ports supplier 1971 Volvo 145 F Station CONTROL PLAN ■ OARDNER STREET - SUNNY BRMK Khadafy and details from the carriers Saratoga and the In retail warehousing. 232- If you need a better cor to Wagon, automatic, excel­ DRIVE (P-M) - Approved with modifications a plan of subdi­ Tw o U.S. missiles are fired the operation may be call^ off before Coral Sea. hit a Nanouchka II class I CONDOMINIUMS vision for 11 lots,, the rctubmisslon of "Thurston Heights" Monday's military action. Manchester — Beautiful 5 One Bedroom large apart­ 5903. drive the youngsters to lent running condition 8, April 1, saying the "exact time of missile corvette near Benghazi. The FOR RENT school, check the many 1972 Volvo station wagon, Subdivision and certified an erosion and sedimentation con­ [at a missile instaHation at Surt| completion is up to the fleet com­ room, 2 bedroom oparf- ment Includes appliances. I trol plan for m# subls^ subdivision - 334V ond 342 Gardner corvette, a vessel that normally carries ment In m inf condition, $425 per month. Available offerings In today's Clas­ 4 speed, use for parts. Street ond 9V-S2V Sunny Brook Drive. mander. The usual practice is to end $1,8(X) for both or best a crew of 70, was reported “ dead in the great location, extra A pril 1st. Call 644-2794. Manchester — One bed­ sified columns. 643-2711. ElOHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT - EROSION CONTROL sooner” than the Notice of Intent otter. Call 742-7784 after water and on fire " with life rafts in the large rooms. Available room, second floor, remo­ aOTHINC PLAN - TOLLAND TURNPIKE (E-SI) - Certified on e r ^ n expires, he said. area and Libyan search and rescue April 1st. $400 Includes Nice First floor 4 room 2 deled, wall to wall, safe 5pm. and sedimentation control plon for o .51 acre parcel Identi­ R v e Notices of Intent have been filed R helicopter flying overhead. U.S. forces heat, hot water 8, garage. bedroom apartment. area, no pets. Security, I RECREATIONAL fied os 1013 Tolland Turnpike. Pick up extra cosh for by the 6tb Fleet since mid-January Singles welcome! Call Quiet street near busline, lease. $425 plus utilities. EQUIPMENT 1978 Datsun FIO — Station A copy ot these decisions hos been filed In the Town Clerk's did not fire at the helicopter. those clothes In your attic I warning civil aviation authorities of Rose, 447-8400 or 444-8444. wall to wall carpet, stove, 528-0776. wagon, excellent condi­ office. A third craft, a Wadi patrol boat, no pets. $525 Including that your children hove tion. Low mileage, $2,0(X). PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION U.S. flight operations in the Tripoli "which was preparing to attack our heat and hot water. Avail­ outgrown. Place on ad In Pools! Pools! Pools! AAA 643-9730, please leave LEO KWASH, SECRETARY Flight Information Region, or FIR, Manchester — One bed­ pool distributor must dis­ forces," was hit and destroyed by a able A pril 1st. Coll Rose, the Classifieds. Coll 443- message. Doted at Monchester, CT mis 24th doy of March, 19t6. which includes the Gulf of Sidra. Flights room Condo for rent. $450 pose of entire stock of ship-to-ship missile launched by the 447-8400 or 444-8644. 2711. generally have ended at the expiration Graceful Gathers monthly, appliances, air new, leftover, 1985, 31 ft. 052-03 Pillowtex pact replaces hearing cruiser Yorktown in the eastern part of 1979 Renault LeCar — . conditioner, newly deco­ family sized swimming of the notice. the gulf at 6:12 p.m. EIST Monday, a rated. 644-9710 days, 525- Needs clutch. Otherwise pools with huge sundeck, NOTICE spokesman said. Debris was seen in the 0484 evenings. In good condition. $300 or fencing, filter, ladders best otter. 742-8758. PUBLIC HBARINO IN ANKARA, Turkey, Secretary of water. The U.S. cruiser was operating FURNITURE and warranty tor only BOARD OP DIRECTORS Surprise agreement subject to UAW ratification State George Shultz said the U.S. Sleeveless Knit TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT just outside Khadafy's "line of death." $978. Installation optional 1985 Ford Escort — 2 door exercise in the Mediterranean is Officials said following the second I HOMES and extra, financing avail­ Protect Your Treasured hatchback. New England Notice Is hereby given that the Board ot Directors, Town of by union members. but K em er said he had arrived in Hartford consistent with the War Powers Act and Libyan missile attack, two A-7 Corsairs FOR RENT Dining Room Table with able. Call Paul at 721-1884. Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the By John F. Kirch Ltd. package, low mi­ The tentative agreement was reached from Dallas on Thursday. Pillowtex, a “ was not designed to provoke such an from the carrier Saratoga hit a radar custom fit table pads. leage, like new. $5,0(X) or Lincoln Center Heorino Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, Herald Reoorter Connecticut, on Tuesday, April 1, 1904 at 0:00 P.M . to con­ behind closed doors while the law judge sat pillow and comforter manufacturer, is attack (by Lib ya). The conduct of these site near Suit at 6:54 p.m. EST Monday. Manchester — Cute One Guaranteed. Superior best offer. 644-4926 sider and act on me followlno; exercises did not constitute the intro­ HARTFORD — The manaigeinent of in a labor board hearing room with based in Dallas and has a plant on Regent There was no damage assessment. bedroom house near workmanship. Some I PETS AND evenings. duction of U.S. armed forces into styles with decorator co­ Proposed opproprlotlon to Education Special Pillowtex Corp.. where 60 employees have reporters and four witnesses who had Street. Official Libyan radio vowed to M ain Street. $350,security SUPPUES hostilities. lors. I'll come to your 1982 Cltotlon — In running Prolects - Fund 41 - Heod Stort 1904...... S190,SSO.OO been on strike since August, reached a plannexl to testify against the company. The The agreement is the closest the company avenge U.S. naval and air intrusion into & references required. to be financed bva Federal Grontadministered "The message here is that the United Call otter 11am, 443-1499. home to meosure your condition. Automatic. tentative contract agreement with United closed-door session started at 10; 30 a. m., the and union have come to the employees’ first the Gulf of Sidra. The United States AKC Golden Retrievers, by the Community Renewal Team. States will continue to operate in table with no obligation. Banged up right side. $5(8). Auto Workers Local 376 on Monday — the same time the hearing was scheduled to union contract since about 90 pnxluction and does not recognize Khadafy’s claim ready 4/10/84 call 644-1263 Proposed appropriation to Education Special international waters an airspace.” said Lisa, 234-1808, leave 433-5654 after 4pm. same day the National Labor Relations begin, and finished at 12:30 p.m. It included maintenance workers walked off their jobs that the elbow-shaped gulf is Libyan message. otter 5pm. Prolects - Fond 41 - Head Stort Training ...... $3,103.00 ^ u ltz, a proponent of the use of I STORE AND to be financed by a Federal Grant administered Board was scheduled to hold a hearing on Kemer. Wheeler, Local 376 Secretary- Aug. 26. About 60 have stayed on strike. territory. 1974 Dodge Dart Swinger OFFICE SPACE Free — Benll Type dog. by the Community Renewal Team. four complaints brought against the com­ Treasurer Robert L. Madore, and attorneys The workers have said they want higher military force. The imaginary line is at 32'30" north I Fu rnitu re Sale — M o ving, — Not running. Good tor State Department officials said all 262 everything must go. Call Good with children, 12 Proposed opproprlotlon to General Fund - pany by the union. for both sides. wages and benefits and a seniority system — about midway between the 32nd and years old. 446-4019 after parts. Best otter. 643-5294. Town Clerk ...... S12,500.00 “The parties have reached an agree­ U.S. diplomatic outposts around the Manchester — Prime 644-0549. The agreement will not go into effect until that protects older workers. Company 33rd parallels — and is the northern 5;30pm. to be financed by tee revenues greater than world were put on alert late last week as downtown store or office budget estimates. it is ratified by the UAW. which is holding a ment,” Kemer said afteremerging from the officials have said they want promotion and boundary of the Gulf of Sidra. The gulf Dining Room Set, 50-40 N ow Is the tim e to run an session. job recall based more on skill than on a the maneuvers got under way to take is within the Tripoli Flight Information space. Approximately od In classified to sell that Proposed opproprlotlon to General Fund - special meeting at 3 p.m. today to vote on it. 1750 square feet with utili­ years old. Table, 5 chairs, "This is a total settlement of everything, worker’s length of employment. maximum precautions against possible Region, or FIR . in which Navy planes camera you no longer Police - Special Services...... S1SO,000.00 Local 376 President Philip A. Wheeler said ties, 448-1447. buffet & service cart. $400. I MISCELLANEOUS to be financed by offsening revenue from con- pending ratification by the union." Wheeler The union has also voiced concern about terrorist attacks. have been conducting exercises since 2 after the settlement was announced. G ood condition. 444-5982. use. tructlon contractors. With the new Libyan attack, up to 12 I FOR SALE In a joint statement issued at the N LRB ’s said. proposed contract language it said would mid-January. Office Space — 500 sq. ft. Proposed appropriation to General Fund - subregional office in Hartford, Wheeler and Both sides declined comment on the terms allow the company to relocate the plant or missiles have been fired at U.S. Naval The clash was the first between U.S. Heat Included. $200 per Solid Pine Dresser with Police • to replace damaged trotfle control INVITATIOH TO aiO of the agreement pending the union vote, units operating near Moammar Khad- mirror, chest, nite stand, Diamond Solltare Ring — signal...... S14,9S0.00 Richard E. Kemer, the company’s vice subcontract work out without informing and Libyan forces since August 1981, month. Coll 449-5334 or and strikers who had planned to testify afy’s self-proclaimed "line of death" older quality pieces. $350. Round modern brilliant The Monchester Public to be financed by anticipated recovery from In­ president of personnel and chief negotiator, workers of such plans in advance. when American warplanes shot down 643-7175. Schools solicits bids for S TU ­ surer of responsible driver. across the mouth of the gulf since Call 649-4457. cut. .43 karat, never w orn. announced the tentative agreement. They Monday said they could not tell reporters Since the strike began, the union has filed two Soviet-built Libyan Sukhoi-22 figh­ DENT INSURANCE for the M onday^ 474 Main Street, the center Must be seen. Please call I9e4-19f7 school veor. Sealed Proposed appropriation to Revenue Shoring - said all union charges against the company whether the contract included the terms a number of separate charges against the ters with missiles when they rose to 872-4836 after 5:30pm. Fund It - Advertising and Administrative of town. 3 rooms, first bids will be received until scheduled to be heard Monday morning by they sought when they first went on strike. company with the NLRB. Four of those No U .^ fo rc es have been hit or lost, challenge the A n K ri^ n s over the gulf. A PR IL 23, 1984, 2:00 P.M ., at Expense...... sSOO 00 floor. Call 644-2424 week­ nnTV/STEREO/ to be financed by unappropriated receipts. an NLRB administrative la w judge would be Officials would not comment on whether officials said early today. which time they will be pub­ Related stories, p. 5 days, 9-5. t S i APPLIANCES ENDROLLS licly opened. The right It re­ Proposed additional appropriation to Educa­ dropped, subject to approval of the contract Monday's agreement had been anticipated. Pleaee tom lo page 1* The six new Libyan surface-to-air served to releci any and oil tion Special Prolects - Fund 41 - existing Ac­ 27 Vi widlh-25« bids. Specifications and bids count a S U - Youth Em ploym ent...... S1,000 00 5 MANCHE$TER Used Refrigerators, $3Yi aridlh-2 lor 2S8 . forms may be secured at the to be tinonced by Interest earnings of the Man­ OmCE SPACE Business Office, 45 North chester Emergency Employment Fund. Washers, Ronges — M UST be picked up at me AVAHARIE clean, guaranteed, ports School Street, Monchester, Manchaeler Herald OH ice Connecticut. Proposed additional opproprlcrtlon to Generol TODAY’S HERALD Reagan provides aid Good Location. Adaquata and service. Low prices. Fund ■ Human Services - Community Agencies - parting A raaaonaWa ranta. before 11 A.M. ONLY, 050-03 Manchester Community Services Council - 8th District spending plan Idaal location for attorrray or B.D. Pearl 8, Son, 449 p h o t o -GUM Mental Heolth Te a m ...... aeooo00 8276 K n it accoufttant. M o ln Street, 643-2171. PArratN lo-ie to be financed by Interest earnings of the Mon-...... SMALL _____ 6 4 t-2 tt1 ______TOWN OF MANCHESTER Chester Emergency Employment Fund. for Honduran military Like New 14 cu. ft. Indus­ Index leaves tax rate uncertain MEDIUM LEGAL NOTICE To considto condemnotlon ot on Easement tor sanitary Prices decline trial freezer. $350. 649- A gw in^ tiered dress is orooerty at Oreenview Hill Tumbling gasoline and food 2 0 paget, 2 fcWone LARGE 9012. The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold o public W M ) Association, Incorporated, tor one dollar ing into Honduras since the Contra By ODDroB Loyna graceful to wear. With RESORT hearing on Mondoy, April 7 ,19S4 at 7:00 P.M. In the Hearing costs pushed consumer prices WASHINGTON (AP) - Pre.si- short or elbow-length Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Monchester, 14 dent Reagan, responding to a rebels began using that country as HDrald Reparter 5015 PROPERTY G.E. Self Clean Stove — down 0.4 percent last month, their sleeves, it can also be N Connecticut to hear and consider the tollowlng petitions; To odopt o methj^ *»"<• operations ot large-scale Nicaraguan incursion a base of operations more than four made in a contrast fabric. Brown, rebuilt 1985. Must '* •*«efbed In o report titled steepest drop since a 0.4 percent FAIRWAY ESTATES - ZONE CHANGE - SOUTH MAIN Solid W a te U w ^ e Proposal" doted April is, less. Pro­ lA -s n years ago. I f it is Adopted without change, the proposed Eighth Utilities No. 8276 with Photo- An appealing knit vest is Vermont — Cottages for sell. $200 or best offer. drop in November 1953, and was into Honduras, has approved $20 STREET (F.44) - To change the zoning clossltlcotlon from posed sanitary landfill user fee charges ore os folloses: The officials said Reagan has Guide is in Sizes 10 to 18. a delight to wear with rent. Beoutiful Lake 742-9955.______Rural Residence to Residence AA Zone for o parcel of land bested only by a 0.9 percent decline r ^ m ir e A million in emergency assistance Mabict/ixidget for the next fiscal year will mean a 15 percent Cotegorv Category notified appropriate members of Size 12,34 bust, 4 % yards blouses or sweaters in Memphremagog, New­ approximately 441 ocres os shown on the mops Included In in July 1949. The new decline is the 7 for the Honduran military. U.S. increaae over current spending, the district's Board of Directors 45-inch. any season. port, Vermont. Modern U p righ t Vacuum — $30 o r the petition - 606 South Main Street. 14 officials said today. Congress that he intends to exer­ teamed at a workshop Monday. ’■ Wooons, uviliT.® Vans,u ' i Noncom­ l ! ' '• No choree tor Permit first decrease since December EntATtsirirrMhnt No. 5015 has knit di­ housekeeping cottages. best otter. 443-1720. ANTHONY M. BOTTICELLO - ZONE CHANGE - SPENCER The officials, who asked not to be cise his emergency authority ihidget requests for administration, fire protection and public T8 8880, sted $2J8 ftr tMk STREET (B-47) - To change the zoning classification from mercial Pickups, Jeeps 1982. when consumer prices inched F/w»iie 11 189 Nr pezliit M i rections for Sizes Small, Sandy beach, good fish­ identified, said Reagan acted in under the Foreign Assistance Act srorks would mean f 1,W1 ,MS in spending during the 19WF87 Hscal Medium and latrge (6- ing, especially In June Business III and Rural Resldencetolndustrlolo parcel of ap­ 2. All other vehicles 2. $4.00 Permit Fee per year down by 0.1 percent. Story on page 1 ATJil nJMfire .t in proximately 9.4 acres Identified os 14S Rear Spencer Street, response to a request Monday to provide Honduras with mate­ 16) inclusive. (Salmon). Call Windsor All waste S12.00 per ton 9. Lottery 9 year, which begins July I. The budget tor the current fiscal year I MACHINERY os shown on the mop Included In the petition. night from Honduran authorities riel. training and services. Te eider, m i 4 $242, Itr esek Locks, C T , 448-7844. 3. -tires (oil sizes) 3. $3.00 per tire O b itu a riM in is$M6.000. AND TOOLS O. H. HUOT COMPANY - SPECIAL EXCEPTION - HILLI­ after Sandinista forces penetrated The* military materiel that has Ult tot. St Minitat |hn sot ter ps