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Honduras Heats Up Safes. 643-4165 M. T, W A F 9 ,10 lo B 00. Ih 9 30 lo 6 00 Sal 9 30 tu 4 00 Service— 643-51 50 Parts-649-1013 M thru F 8 00 lo 5 00 anrhpBtpr Mpralfi Saturday, April 9, 1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents HONDURAS ORMIER! entra Standard Ian with lill-up sunroof, reo w/eleclronic tuning o reverse cassette, ac­ cent striping, body side Holdings, cnrome deck HEATS UP rack, halogen fog lights Slock iV6173; M S R P $8>4!S Hobale -700 Rebate $ 7,814 37 Kingcab SE State of emergency j. full Sport and Power e incl. factory sunroof, 'indows and doorlocks, jise, dual pwr. mirrors, reo cassetle/radio with c tuning, alloy wheels, declared after riots chrome rear bumper. *5993 $1 1 ,999 By Freddy Cuevas sped through the downtown area The Associated Press Friday, picking up young people. The government, the principal TEGUCIGALPA. Honduras — U.S. ally in Central America, said President Jose Azcona Hoyo would "w ill take all necessary declared a state of eniergency actions to maintain order and Friday in the country’s two major tranquility” cities after students smashed Earlier, officials forced coun­ shop windows and overturned try’s 140 radio stations into a cars in new anti-American riots. nationwide hookup Friday con­ The presidential press office trolled by the presidential press said the emergency gives police office. and security agencies wide pow­ In a communique repeatedly ers to search premises, make being read over the new network, arrests and hold people without the government urged people to trials in Tegucigalpa, the capital, "repudiate violence” and "re ­ and San Pedro Sula, 120 miles to main calm,” claiming the vio­ the north. lence was being secretly insti­ It also bars street demonstra­ gated by drug barons, who were tions and empowers police to not named. restrict travel. Troops and anti-riot police The violence broke out after armed with pistols and subma­ thousands of students filled the chine guns stopped pedestrians streets Friday, shouting slogans throughout the capital Friday protesting the forced deportation afternoon and arrested those to the United States of a Hondu­ without their national identifica­ ran suspected of drug trafficking. tion cards. So many students had left their The heavy police presence classrooms by early afternoon prevented proteshew from stag­ that 100 schools and both universi­ ing prolonged demonstrations. ties in Tegucigalpa shut their About 1,000 students who planned doors. a protest near the president’s Shopowners boarded their win­ office at about 4 p.m. (6 p.m. dows in fear of more violence like EDT) scattered as a large Refllneld PInto/Menchesler Herald the attack on the U.S. Embassy in contingent of riot police arrived. BROADWAY’S BEST — Anne Russo, left, looks over her shoulder while the capital the night before in No one was arrested. which five people were killed. One government official, stage manager Liz Cleaves ties a bow around her dress during a But looters smashed shop win­ speaking on condition he was not rehearsal for tonight’s performance of "The Best of Broadway," dows, and angry demonstrators identified, said that "numerous scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at llling Junior High School. Russo performs a flipped over cars. Police patrols, persons have been detained and number from "Forty Second Street." The show is being presented by backed by military helicopters, remain in public security jails.” the llling Drama Club. ULY- LE- ncE Inside today: FO C U S, an expanded, pullout features section Home... Money... Advice... TV ... Comics... Puzzles ... Movie.s... Books ... Hobbies... Music K / a O fV t r Motor Sales, :ment is run by Every vehicle rvice, and Willy Oe re that the job is int to make your 96. While other larvica, the y delivers. Dr. Crane’s Quiz Afghan pullout no ‘present’ Lawmakers laud state’s government 1. Which person is most likely to suffer from nostalgia? $54 million office building called ‘monument to the people’ DEBUTANTE COLLEGE FRESHMAN to Reagan, says Gorbachev BEAUTY QUEEN ROOKIE Bv Judd Everhart cutting the ribbon and officially expense. automatic bank teller machine at the By Carol J. Wllllamf offered to “ front-load” the with­ 2. Asylvan painting probably depicts which one of 57-year-old Soviet leader’s The Associated Press opening the bulding, which has been Rep. Jonathan Pelto, D-Storrs, end of the tunnel leading to the new drawal, or have at least half of the these? The Associated Press speech, and the nightly TV news under construction for two years. acknowledged that legislators rre building. He said he dared not try it, estimated 115,000 Soviet soldiers BALLET DANCERS FOOTBALL TEAM prograih “ Vremya” said only HARTFORD — Connecticut The ribbon-cutting was also at­ going to ’ ’take a lot of grief for it, but it for fear that somehow his own account CARNATIONS TREES MOSCOW - Mikhail S. Gorba­ that Gorbachev had met with leave within the first three marked 350 years of representative tended by 300 protesting laborers, who was worth it.” would get tapped to help pay the bills chev said Friday that Soviet Uzbek (iarty leaders before re­ months, and to complete the government Friday and coupled the loudly booed the officials, complain­ But former state Sen. William B. for the new building. 3. Which species is most likely served with mint troops will begin coming home turning to Moscow. But Radio withdrawal within 10 months. observance with a gala opening of the jelly? ing that electrical and mechanical Stanley, a Norwich Democrat who At the conclusion of his speech, from Afghanistan on May 15, but Moscow led its evening newscasts Soviet officials have observed new $54 million Legislative Office POLAND CHINA HEREFORD MERINO work on the LOB was done by served from 1966 to 1970, said it O’ Neill joked: he added the move shouldn’t be with a few details of the address. privately, however, that they Building. non-union laborers. LEGHORN "reminds me of Rome — before the seen as “ a present to President It said Gorbachev confirmed would like to have all of their Historians, said Senate President “ They are trying to make this a fall. “ I hope some day you’ll invit^mie Reagan” for their upcoming down to took at your TV sets, to use 4. At the start of a game of pool, the balls are Soviet soldiers would begin pul­ troops home by the end of the Pro Tempore John B. Larson, D-East memorial,” said Francis Horan, “ It’s quite an edifice,” he added summit meeting. your escalators, your elevators, your arranged in the shape of a ling out of the conflict they year. Soviet troops intervened in Hartford, “ have called Connecticut business manager for Local 218 of the sarcastically. He said he was worried Soviets interviewed on the cafeteria, and even take a shower! ” CIRCLE SQUARE TRIANGLE RECTANGLE entered more than eight years Afghanistan on Dec. 27, 1979. the birthplace of democracy. Steamfitters union. “ We don’t want it that legislators would shift their streets of Moscow welcomed the ago, and that documents outlin­ 5. Which one of these indicates the game with the A senior U.S. diplomat said “ Today, in dedicating this building, to be a memorial with non-union men attention to hanging on to their offices The crowd roared. news, saying “ Many people have ing terms of the peace accord least muscular exercise involved? Friday that back-channel U.S.- we rededicate ourselves to the people doing the work.” rather than serving the people. suffered.” were ready for signing on Each of the 187 legislator’s offices is SPARE CUP HOOP KING ROW Soviet diplomacy was involved in of Connecticut,” he told hundreds of The ribbon-cutting followed a pa­ Former state Rep. Ruby Cohen, a Radio Moscow carried a brief Thursday. equipped with some$5,000of furniture clearing the final obstacle to a people, including many former legis­ rade of present and former legislators Colchester Democrat who was in the 6. Test your orientation regarding pioneer report on Gorbachev’s speech to and includes a closed-circuit televi­ “ At the same time, the Soviet Geneva agreement: the question lators, gathered in the opulent atrium from the Old State House in downtown House from 1943 to 1973, was religious leaders by matching the five at the left party activists in Tashkent fol­ leader said the withdrawal of the sion monitor. There are also showers of continued aid to the warring of the five-story office building across Hartford to the Capitol and the LOB. overwhelmed. with the dates when they were at their prime. lowing the announcement in troops should not be regarded as a available. sides. from, and connected by tunnel to, the In all, the gala, which included a “ I get sick when I see what’s going (a) Jesus (v) 1800 B.C. • Geneva that negotiators had sort of present to President state Capitol. couple of bands, dancing troupes, a on compared to what we had in the Former Rep. A1 Benke, a Republi­ (b) Moses (w) 1200 B.C. agreed on a plan for settling the U.S. observers at the Geneva Reagan on the eve of his visit to “ We pause, acknowledging we are day-long open bar, cost $490,000. The days when I came up here,” he said. can who represented Glastonbury (c) Confucius (x) 500 B.C. 10-year-old war in Afghanistan, the U.S.S.R.,” the official broad­ talks had been pressing for part of a grand continuum, rich in total included the cost staff, newly “ In the old days, we just had a little from 1939 to 1943, said he didn’t think (d) Mohammed(y) 30A.D.
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