2U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, April 7, 1984

BUSINESS Directors continuing Area residents learn World waits review of town budget ways to battle 1-84 for Oscars Computer software competition is fierce ... page 3 ... page 9 page 2

work with almost any type of written material and by Our love affair with the home computer actually is bund Software of San Rafael, Calif.: and DesignWare so doing, build up writing and computer skills. only a few years old. Yet more than 10 million of San Francisco. DesignWare has two new products for the school personal computers by Apple, Atari, IBM and other The No. 1 educational program in the United States market as well as for home use — Spellicopter and manufacturers already have been bought for family Y o u r for more than a year has been Scarbortugh’s Trap-A-Zoid, which teach spelling and gram m ar and use. MasterType, an ingenious space-age typing and fundamentals of geometry in an entertaining way. Millions more of these microcomputers (defined as Money'9 keyboard instruction program that teaches computer These are expensive products! Shop with care. Manchester, Conn. machines for under $10,000) will be sold as fierce literacy at home or school and is also used by Cloudy and cool Insist on quality, and in educational software look for competition among hardware manufacturers forces W orth busineses to test typists and to train new computer something that truly teaches and is not merely a tonight, Tuesday Monday, April 9, 1984 some prices to $100 and below — thereby puttingthem Sylvia Porter operators. within.reach of most families. Scarborough also has introduced this year a unique disguised video game. — See page 2 Single copy: 25C Study the package, read a review, ask for a Also booming are sales of software, the packaged arcade-action business game. Run for the Money. demonstration to show the educational game is fun instructions that enable you to command the While your spaceship tries to be first to escape from a machine, perform niariy tasks and learn important strange planet (which is only'possible if you run a and easy to use and that it can be replayed. Stick to the best-selling programs to avoid marginal skills. A towering 1,700 percent growth in this field in freehand drawing, songwriting. business operations. business at a p rofit), you’re also secretly using an the next five years alone is predicted by Talmis Inc. of And this list just suggests the range. economic simulation model and acquiring manage­ products and to make sure your expensive computer Oak Park, 111., with sales surging to $4,6 billion by the More software and hardware are on the way. Some rial skills. and programs don't end up gathering dust instead of start of 1989. /• 400 exhibitors participated in the Consumer Electron­ Spinnaker has introduce an outstanding adventure knowledge in your closet.' MUT. Educational software is estimated to show the ics Show with advanced versions of their products, game, too. It teaches children such valuable fastest growth in this period, with sales on average held in Las Vegas at the start of 1984. educational skills as note-taking, geography and Income tax guide available NRC blames deductive reasoning. Spinnaker has come up with a ay, ^ doubling every year to $1 billion. For every $1,000 you and I spend on hardware, we “Sylvia Porter's 1984 Income Tax Book," her new adult education and exercise program called fftiit: If you own a personal computer or plan to buy one. buy roughly $370 of software. No wonder the interest comprehensive guide to income taxes, Is now you also must learn about software. This is not easy. at the consumer show. Among those displaying their Aerobics. available through her column. Send $4.95 plus $1 for W Broderbund is in the competition with its Bank I? 5- There are 40,000 software programs on the market; products were such leading publishers as Reader’s mailing and handling to "Sylvia Porter’s 1984 Income they range over almost every use: follow the stock Digest. Xerox, CBS and Prentice-Hall. Among the Street Writer, another best seller that combines plant woes Tax Book,” in care of the Manchester Herald, 4400 education and the ability to prepare printed market: turn out hundreds of individual letters: fast-growing independents in the competition were Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. 66205. Make checks documents of many kinds. As a word processor, this ' 1 prepare lists: obtain information (for a fee) from Scarborough Systems of Tarrytown, N.Y..; Spin­ payable to Universal Press Syndicate. ■•i*: giant data banks: teach math, foreign languages. naker Software Corp. of Cambridge. Mass.; Broder- program enables children of all ages to display and Jik bn industry Growth said to shift Business rv„ By Robert Sangeorge ■1 United Press International In Brief WASHINGTON — Massive construction and design 9 Stabilization predicted problems plaguing some alomie reactor projects are cau.sed by utility company mismanagement. Nuclear HMO increases members Regulatory Commission experts conclude in a W ETHERSFIELD — The newest of Connecti­ in N.H. ‘triangle’ area long-awaited report. cut's nine health maintenance organizations has . V- The report — the product of a 15-month NRC staff enrolled more than 5,000 members in three investigation ordered by Congress — also blames the months, surpassing its enrollment goal for the DURHAM, N.H. (UPI) — Growth in Monroe, and Haverhill, Lebanon and commission itself for inadequately examining the year. New Hampshire's "Golden Triangle " that whole region are just ripe for "management capability " of electric utilities before Among the 31 companies in Hartford and will slow in the next few years, while growth of certain types.” Luloff said. m granting them con.struction permits to build enor­ Tolland counties offering the plan, an average of seacoast and lake regions and the Hanover, for example, "is nice, it has mously complex nuclear power plants. 20 percent of eligible employees have chosen to upper Connecticut River area will pretty good cultural amenities and it is The 500-page report follows an unprecedented join Constitution Health'Network, a spokesman < prosper, a University of New Hamp­ close to a m ajor interstate. series of cancellations and threatened abandonments said. shire researcher predicts. "Cheshire County and Sullivan of multibillion-dollar commercial reactor projects by The plan, affiliated with Blue Cross-Blue Shield High land and home prices will slow County are going to continue to grow, financially pressed utilities. . of Connecticut, anticipates enrolling an addi­ rapid growth in the triangle, -an but they are not going to be leaders," he The study was submitted by the NRC staff to the tional 10,000 members by the end of the year. industrial hotbed of activity in sou­ said. "P eop le want rural life, but they A ' A* V-- agency’s five cotnmissioners on March '20. It was to be Health maintenance. organizations provide theastern New Hampshire bordered by also want access to ‘hnajor urban sent to Congre.ss last Wednesday, but the commission­ comprehensive health coverage for a fixed Intei'state 93 and Route 3, according to areas.” ers have not yet given the document final approval. monthly fee. Albert Luloff. He is an associate Factors that work in favor of growth They are tentatively slated to discuss and vote on it professor of rural sociology and in countiek like Strafford are lacking in Friday. Heating oil prices drop community development at UNH. the North Country, where Luloff A formal "review group " of nine outside experts The average price of a single-family foresees very slow gro\^th, except for submitted critiques to the NRC,’ that generally prai.sed HARTFORD — State energy officials have / home in some sections of the Golden ski areas. ’ •V. 'WvA:'. the study. But several reviewers argued it places too reported a drop of nearly 4 cents a gallon in retail Triangle now exceeds $80,000, he said. Luloff also said: much blame on utilities and not enough on the NRC. N Heraia pnotoa Dy Tarquinio heating oil prices between March 1 and April 2. Based on census reports and other • People are still abandoning cities Typical were the comments of John Hansel, an R etail’prices Were down 3.6 cents to $1.16 per data, Luloff believes Strafford County, for more rural areas, but at a slower Tryouts independent consultant who formerly served as a top gallon. Wholesale prices dropped 3.5 cents to 88.4 the Lakes Region, ski areas and the rate. quality control official on the Apollo and Space Shuttle cents per gallon and prices and inventories have Lebanon-Hanover area and north will • The most common move in north­ Youngsters, above, line up while waiting to demonstrate programs of the National Aeronautics and Space stabilized. be ^lew Hampshire’s growth leaders. Administration. ern New England is from a rural area their athletic prowess Saturday at tryouts for the A The energy division of the state's Office of "Stralford County is a logical place to a rural area. In southern New "A better balance is required between tht; NRC and Policy Management, said the statewide inven­ for growth. It has the best of both England, it is from a city to a city. American League of the Manchester Little League held at utilities," said Hansel. “ Both are to blame fur past tory of home heating oil was 51.4 million gallons, worlds, being near the ocean and the • New Hampshire should top the 1 Waddell School. At left below, Brian Maloon, 11, fields a problems, but both have taken a lot of positive steps to mountains," Luloff said Friday. In down 14.8 percent from the end of February. UPi photo million population mark sometime in grounder during the tryouts. At right, managers Roman improve the con.struction process." Energy officials said the decline indicated addition, it is \yithin 40 minutes of the 1986. In' its k(ty finding, the report declared that "normal adjustments." state's biggest cities. Speedwack and John Phelps check the roster of "breakdowns" in utility company control overdesign V Minute analysis potential players. and construction quality at unfini.shed reactors "had While not as dramatic as the Unusual prescription as their root cause shortcomings in corporate and Hamilton plans expansion John Ring, a materials engineer at Pratt & Whitney in East predicted growth for the eastern sector project management.” Hartford, uses an automated microprobe system to analyze a of the state, the Lebanon and Hanover In ancient medicine, sick people P WINDSOR LOCKS — The Hamilton Standard Problem-plagued plants, the study said, arc section of an aircraft engine seal. The system provides surface area will see an influx of new people were sometimes told to eat mummified "characterized by (he inability or failure of utility division of United Technologies Corp. has and money in the years to come, he flesh on the presumption that anything «mnounced the expansion and modernization of analysis of materials and can detect minute layers of management to effectively implement a manage­ said. that could survive death so well must ment system that ensured adequate control over all its headquarters facilities, scheduled for comple­ contamination and measure them down to millionths of an inch. " I fully believe that towns like be good for the body. tion by early 1986. aspects of the project." The project will add 60,000-square-feet of office 'The failures in "quality assurance" in design and space and a new atrium lobby to Hamilton construction are "part of larger breakdowns in Standard's main office and factory building, first overall project management, including planning, opened in 1952. Unemployment rate decline halted In March scheduling, procurement and oversight of contrac­ Work on the project is expected to start this tors," it added. summer. By Drew Von Bergen The addition of 248,000 new jobs The number ol unemployed Ameri­ growth was widespread.” Many electric utilities, the NRC staff found, United Press International compared to 702,000 additional jobs in cans stayed at 8.8 million during "W e are looking at a very healthy job committed themselves to reactor projects without Sikorsky seeking contract February, a sign that the economic • March, but the department's quarterly market recoyery,” said Labor Secre­ understanding the technological challenge involved. WASHINGTON — The steady six- recovery, while intact, is slowing down. report on discouraged workers showed tary RaymfSnd Donovan. NRC experts also stressed that utility companies STRATFORD — Sikorsky Aircraft has offered month slide in unemployment came to In addition, a survey showed average another 1.3 million people were jobless AFL-CIO economist Rudy Oswald with successful records of building nuclear power to build a helicopter plant in a halt in March, when the jobless rate weekly hours of work dropped in March because they have given up'finding a said the rate is “ stuck” at 7.8 percent, plants “ tended to view NRC requirements as Belgium in an attempt to win a contract to sell remained unchanged at 7.8 percent, the to 35.2 hours, with the manufacturing new job. and pointed to continued high jobless­ minimum, not maximum, levels of performance, and $300 million in helicopters to the Belgian Army. Labor Department reported Friday. work week dropping a half-hour from The March rate is still slightly above ness for black Americans and those in they strove to establish and meet increasingly higher, Sikorsky, a division of United Technologies While post-recession hiring slowed, February, the 7.4 percent rate that was in effect the manufacturing field. self-imposed goals.” Corp., said the offer was made to the Belgian when President Reagan took office in Unemployment among adult males the department said another 248,000 “ We’ve come to the end of the government late last year in a letter from January 1981. improved during the month, dropping Americans found jobs over the month, massive rehiring process," said Jerry company president William F, Paul. An alternative unemployment rate two-tenths of a percentage point to 6.8 bringing the total to a record 104.1 Jasinowski, economist for the National The Belgian Army wants to buy -a fleet of 46 that includes 1.7 million members of percent, while the rate for adult women Seabrook chief million. Association of Manufacturers. helicopters. Paul has nominated his firm's f{-76 In February, 702,000 persons were the Armed Forces as, part of the work was unchanged at 6.9 percent. . model, a recently developed militarized version added to payrolls. "After fairly rapid increases in force, remained at the February level Teenagers, blacks and Hispanics all of the only commercial helicopter the Stratford- The new jobs in March were offset by employment in the first stages of the of 7.7 percent. experienced increased joblessness, is optimistic based company still produces, the S-76 Spirit. a rise in the civilian work force, leaving recovery, it now looks that business is Labor Statistics Commissioner Janet with teenagers going from 19.3 percent The helicopter will compete against helicopters the seasonally adjusted unemployment slowing down the hiring process and Norwood told a congressional hearing to 19.9 percent; blacks from 16.2 MANCHESTER, N.H. (UPI) - Seabrook nuclear produced by five other firms representing the rate at the same 7,8 percent level as in turning to capital expansion to expand the March data indicates that “ while percent to 16.6 percent; and Hispanics, plant's new project manager believes his expertise United States, France. Italy, Germany and February. production,” Jasinowski said. " I t (the the magnitude of the over-the-month up from 10.2 percent to 11.3 percent. can turn around the troubled twin-reactor and set a Britain. It was the first time since last August rate) will continue to decline, but at a improvements was not as great as in The rate for black teenagers increased "new standard" for the nuclear industry. that the rate had not declined. much slower rate." some recent months, employment from 43.5 percent to 46.7 percent. Theater season still on William Derrickson's upbeat prediction depends on whether he will be given the opportunity to complete STRATFORD — The American Shakespeare his new cost-saving changes, a spokesman for Public Theater, closed last month for state fire safety Lockheed use of employee ideas Service Co. of New Hampshire said today. code violations, has not canceled its student March Car Sales "H e ’s saying that given the chance to complete season and already has sold 32,000 tickets for Percent (Seabrook's second reactor), there is plenty of room those performances, officials said Friday. Smith looking Into gun^drawlng Incident for improvement in that plant's cost and schedule," "This is a very major priority," said Thomas has saved the company millions said Nicholas Ashooh, a spokesman for Seabrook’s Holehan, the theater's director of public principal owner. “ Of course, that all assumes that Shortly after noon Friday, police the cruiser, stood behind the open door The man explained to police that he relatioqs. "W e have 32,000 kids coming in for a 351,166 449,462 *28% Bv Kathy Garmus he’s going to be allowed to do it." By Charles S. Taylor The monthly winner receives at dollars. GM went to the school to get information three-week period (April 30 through May 19). We Herald Reporter received a complaint from employees and asked the man three times to place United Press International minimum a $50 U.S. Savings Bond. The idea that Jackson and Head can't see cancelling it." of the Howell Cheney Regional Voca­ his hands on the hood of the car, police about enrolling there and had taken his Please turn to page 10 Four people who won the annual had saves the company $266,736 high school diploma with him. The student season production of "Rom eo and 139,779 183,537 ♦31.3% Frank Smith, a self-styled spokes­ tional Technical School about a black said. M ARIETTA, Ga. - Sam vH. award last year each received a annually in its C-5A modification male who came to the school office The incident first surfaced when Juliet" has nearly sold out its performances, he man for the black community, said Each time the man did not place his Roberts discovered a way to $100 bond. program. The C-5A, the world's asking questions and appearing to hold Smith attended a budget workshop said. today he is investigating ,an incident hands on the car, but instead asked recharge the dead batteries of Alex H. Lorch, Lockheed- largest airplane, currently is hav­ 82,150 «9,253 ♦ 9% Friday in which a police officer drew a stick or club underneath his jacket, Saturday and asked to speak with 9 "W hy?” police said. telephonic paging beepers by Georgia executive vice president ing its wings modified under an Air his gun on an 18-year-old black man police said. General Manager Robert B. Weiss and Inside Today dropping on the batteries a small who oversees the cost reduction Force contract. The wings were When the man began pulling an police officials about it. Investment report stopped for suspicious activity. A man fitting the description offered amount of chemicals he concocted. program, says employee desire to being painted by workers walking object out of hisjacket, the officer drew Weiss today refused to comment on 20 pages, 2 sections by the employees was spotted by a Basil G. Jackson and Robert O. do a good job, not financial gain, is on the surface as they painted. Smith declined comment on the his gun, police said. After the man the incident, saying " it ’s a poiice as of 3 p.m. Friday. 18,285 16,788 -8% nature of the investigation or whether police officer on Love Lane, police said. A d v ic e ...... 17 L o t t e r y ...... 2 Head came up with an idea that the motivating factor. Jackson and Head suggested con­ r i pulled the object — which turned out to m atter." A rea to w n s ...... 9 ...... 10 O b itu a rie s ...... Amoricon other individuals are involved. The man's jacket was zipped up and saved hours of production time in “ We have used this program structing a platform from which to Wotofo be a high school diploma — out of his Police spokesman Gary Wood said B u sin e ss...... 20 O p in io n ...... 6 Price Change one hand was curled under his jacket their painting job. year after year and set goals so paint the wing. This eliminated the .V:^ “ First we've got to get all of the facts jacket and placed his hands on the that Smith had made no allegations of C la s s ifie d ...... 18-19 P e o p le ta lk ...... 2 Friday This Week ,,^"as if holding something,” police said. Jimmy Mathews invented a high we thought we never would need to let the paint dry before the together and then we’ll make a cruiser, the officer put his gun back into wrongdoing by the police department, C o m ic s ...... 8 S p o rts ...... 1M 4 E n te rta in m e n t...... 17 T e le v is io n ...... 8 simple tool to etch a straight line in achieve them. I'm very pleased application of another coat. 6,325 7,090 ♦ 12.1% statement,” he said. "W e like to do our Because the officer thought the man its holster and then searched the man, but rather just wanted to learn the Advest Inc. 9»/i dn >/• # a metal panel, reducing tife time and somewhat amazed that this Mathews' new tool that speeded VoitBwagtn homework.” was concealing a weapon, he got out of police said. No weapons were found. details of the incident. Acmat 10>/4 nc and effort required to join two wing type of program is attractive to our up wing construction was worth of AfMfka Aetna 37>/i up 'A panels together. employees.” $36,032 to the company. QQQQQI — 10,034 — CBT Corp. 26>A dn 1/4 Using the brainpower of its Liorch said a company such as Perhaps the champion cost- Colonial Bancorp 31 dn V« Total Domealic 597,705 14,400 employees, the Lockheed- Lockheed is subject to a lot of saver at Lockheed-Georgia is Salas 756,164 ♦26.5% Finast 8>/i up >/4 Front-runners, In tight Keystone race, argue over TMI Georgia Co. saved $57.5 million in criticism because of the big price Frank J. Ochsenfeld, who over the First Conn. Bancorp 32>A Total Import production costs last year alone, tags on the the planes it builds for years has submitted 37 ideas that Salas 220,939' 206,000 -S.7% First Hartford Corp. l'/4 dn ‘/4 an event company officials regard the Air Force. “ It behooves all of* were accepted by the firm’s cost nesty, cheating and coverups.” Hartford National 21>/t dn >/4 By Laurence AAcQuIllan voters decide whether they will will vote and Hart with 39 percent. of the United States, I can unemployed steel and coal as little short of amazing. us in this business to hold down our reduction committee. One sugges­ United Press International propel Mondale, Hart or Jesse Jackson came in third with 14 guarantee you it will not reopen,” Hart had earlier issued a state­ workers in East Conemaugh, Pa., Hartford Steam Boiler 1S>A nc Over 900 workers submitted costs.” tion for repairing the damaged Ingersoll Rand Jackson in the drive for the percent. he d e cla r^ , standing near the ment saying, "The decision ... Hart boasted he has a strong 48Vi dn >/l cost-saving ideas that were put Roberts' battery recharging nose of a C-SA transport saved J.C. Penney P H IL A D E L P H IA - Waltei:^ Democratic nomination. There are The survey polled 1,000 potential reactor's cooling towers. should be made by the people of pro-labor record in Congress. 48 dn 2 into practice, enabling the firm to idea saves Lockheed only $4,100 $500,000. For that idea, Ochsenfeld Lydall Inc. Top performance Mondale and Gary Hart, fighting 172 national convention delegates voters Wednesday through Sunday The plant closed in 1979 after an Pennsylanvia — and hot by the Mondale won 46 of 78 delegates at 16>A up Vt exceed its $23 million cost- annually but it solved the nagging got letters of commendation from Sage Allen to crack open Pennsylvania's tight at stake in the showdown as all night, including 759 who said they accident at one of its two reactors presidential candidates on the eve stake in Wisconsin, while Hart 10 dn •A reduction goal by two and a half problem the company was having the Air Force and from Lockheed- Automobile manufacturers in the U.S. SNET Democratic primary race, are at three contenders sweep the state would vote. The margin of error in nearly caused a meltdown. A of the prim ary.” garnered 25 and Jqckson five. The 28>A dn 2Vi times. with its 800 beepers whose batter­ G eorgia President Robert B. Travelers turned in their beat March performance odds over the Three Mile Island courting voters. the sample of 759 voters in 4 proposal to reopen the reactor has He said that “ if the people do overall United Press Inteiq^ion^ 34>/4 up 1 The financial reward to the ies were going dead after only Ormsby. Tyco Laboratories in five years, they reported this week. nuclear plant — with Mondale A Washington Post-ABC News percent. touched off an uproar. want the plant to reopen" the count show Mondale n ow T iaS a 29 dn 2>A employees for their ideas is three weeks of use. United Technologies saying it must stay shut and Hart poll shows Mondale and Hart in a Mondale told a cheering throng The former vice president "federal government’s responsi­ total of 946 delegates, to Hart's 545 61>/4 dn »/4 minimal. Eac person whose writ­ Some of the savings resulting Winter temperatures in Antarc­ Company officials said they see overall New York gold $380.25 dn $8.25 leaving it up to local wishes. virtqai tie for the lead, with at the crippled power plant Sunday blamed the near-disaster on “ cor­ bility is to ensure ... it meets the and Jackson’s 152. It takes 1,967 ten, detailed suggestion is ac­ from other employee suggestions tica can drop as low as minus 127 economic improvement reesultingfrom' T o ^ y is the eve of the state’s holding 41 percent of the that the facility should not be porate bickering, management highest possible standards." delegates to become the party’s degrees. cepted gets a framed certificate. run into hundr^s of thousands of the industry’s strong first-quarter sales!.' presidential primary in whit' support among those who say they allowed to open. “ If I am president bungling, inept training, disho­ During a discussion with eight standard-bearer. t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 9, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April O. 1984 - 3 Oscars likely to have huge audience Kennedy urges board to restore cut Another year a group of teenag­ attend the Oscars show. applicant revealed he was a Manchester By Vernon Scott ers ensconced themselves in a The ceremony has an estimated professional photographer 'who United Press International ~ closet in the balcony. Their noisy TV auclience of 500 million world­ planned t^ h oot before and during By Alex GIrelll the Board of Education expects it. program cuts. conversation gave them away. in B ri^ at Highland Park School. wide. but many uninvited fans the cejptfniony, when all photo- Herald Reporter Kennedy said the school board does One of the items that would be LOS ANGELES - Only two of A man claiming to be Barbra Penny also asked Kennedy whether, prefer to view -the Academy taking is forbidden. not pwsue the "three-battleship” eliminated in the latter part of the list is the 20 celebrities nominated lor Streisand's husband showed up Catholics taking up arms? if the directors reviewed hit lists of Awards in person, which poses a "It would have been quite a coup School Superintendent James P. budgeting policy, asking for three ships a youth services worker at $16,000. acting Oscars wiirbe missing at several years in a row, demanding previous years, they would find that the ‘ challenge to the security force. to get shots of the set before the When a reporter went to East Catholic High Kennedy m a ^ a low-key appeal to the in hopes of getting two. Director Stephen Cassano questioned^ tonight's Academy Awards cerem­ to be admitted since his "w ife " items really had bran eliminated or if More than 500 guards, police broadcast," says Moon, who is also School last week looking for “ Father Bill” (the Board of Directors Saturday to restore that proposal. He said having the onies. Hollywood's glittery even­ was already inside. Moon says the He called that a cynical way to they had been restored during the officers. Sheriff's deputies and a minister and former LAPD Rev. William Charbonneau, principal), she was the $154,062 cut made by General worker would reduce the cost of ing seen by an estimated 500 man is “ hanniess but a little approach the budget. He said any budget year involved. detectives from private agencies officer. told the priest was on military duty. Manager Robert Weiss in the $23.1 out-of-district placement of some stu­ million people worldwide. off-balance." and still sends letters budget can be cut. He said the Kenney said for the most part, the watch over the stars, but more Past intruders have been even “ Military duty?" million school budget. dents who cannot function in a regular Eighteen of the '20 nominated to movie studios discussing his responsibility of both boards is to look items would have been eliminated. importantly they keep intruders more devious. A youth hid in a '>3 “ "Yes, he's a chaplain in the Air National Board of Elducation Chairman Leo­ classroom setting. actors and actresses have con­ "wife's" career. at the effect of the cuts. He said both Some, he said, would have been out of the Music Center. washroom of the Dorothy Chandler Guard,” Vice Principal Stephen Cullinan ex­ nard E. Seader said. Manchester firmed they will be in the Music Miss Streisand is not married. deal with unlimited wants and limited restored with money which became "What you're saying is that it is a Jerry Moon, security chief for Pavilion for two days before a plained. He said Charbonneau is on active duty fortunately has never been in the Center audience for the three-hour Gate crashers prize uniforms means. available because s o m ^ o iip d ^ s had judgment call," Kennedy responded. the Oscars the past 14 years, said janitor investigated a stall that for two weeks, is currently in England, and will position where cuts' in education been lower than anticipate. gala, awaiting the moment when worn by Academy ushers. Uni­ Kennedy enumerated the items on Cassano said he would rather see gate crashers have come up with was locked all the time. return home by the end of this week. spending have caused a serious cut in the four winners for best movie forms were stolen from a cabinet his “ hit list,” a list of items the Kennedy's list is in two parts. The money taken from something like the some ingenious, ways to penetrate Inside, the youngster had The reporter's next stop was Assumption services and student unrest. * firet lists things that could be elim i­ performances are announced. one year, but the theft was administration feels should be elim i­ utilities account. Kennedy said that in th e elaborate security created a jerry-built bachelor Junior High School, where, in the course of an He said the relationship between the nated if the $154,000 is cut. The second Albert Finney, nominaled.lorhis discovered before the ceremony. UPI phow nated if the $154,000 iscut from the total his view, you don't start out assuming arrangements. apartment with hotplate, a change interview. Principal Mother Mary Bernard Board of Education and the directors role as the bombastic Shakespea­ The genuine ushers were given $23.1 million r^uest. lists deeper cuts that could be made if that your utilities are going to cost less This year. Moon, who is also the of clothes and a tuxedo that he explained how nuns Jike herself have little control has always been marked by mutual the directors cut as much as $220,350. rean in "The Dresser," and Sam planned to don once the ceremony discreet identification buttons, and JOHNNY CARSON (RIGHT) AT REHEARSAL than you expect them to. Shepard, who played test pilot Disney Studio's year-round secur­ over where they are assigned. respect and has prevented crises in the In answer to a question from Director He said he stopped at that point got under way so he could slip in on Oscar night four counterfeit Chuck Yeager in "The Right ity chief, hired extra; guards. A . . . with stage manager Marty Asetta “ In religious life, it's just like the A rm y," she education system. Stephen Penny, Kennedy said school because it became apparent the ^ a r d Both Kennedy and Weiss said that in among the legitimate guests. ushers were arrested for burglary. Stufl," have said they will not routine background check ol one ------. ^ 4 — said. He said the school board asked for administrators would cut deeper into of Education would have objected. terms of deflated dollars, the town is Saturday's second meeting with the existing programs before eliminating Penny observed that the character of not really spending more on education Health programs to begin directors because the con.stituency of plans for an adolescent day care center the list chanopc pt that nnint. to actual now than it did in years past. Weather Two health clinics, sponsored by the Manches­ P e o p l e t a l k ter Health Department, begin this week. Three new officers would be added A back care clinic will be presented Tuesday at Today’s forecasts the Bentley gymnasium, 57 Hollister St. And in this corner Connecticut, Massachusetts and It is a preventive program designed for those Rhode Island; Today and Tuesday people who have been determined to be at risk for Weiss backs budget requests from police The English have had their Poet's Comer in will be partly sunny in central and back injury, as well as individuals who already Westminster Abbey since 1599. This country western areas but skies will be have back problems. It will be taught by a catches up on May 7 when the American Poet's mostly cloudy in the east. Highs licensed physical therapist especially trained in Recommendations (or a new central The center was designed to last for 12 Corner is established and dedicated in The will reach up to around 50 except treatment and prevention of low back pain. dispatch communications system, to 15 years, he said. It is handling far Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine in New only low 40s in the east. Tonight Classes will be held once a week for five weeks.. three more patrolman, and a clerk to more than it was designed for with the . York. Walter Cronkite will serve as master of will bring variable cloudiness with The fee is $35. handle court disposition records were addition of other coipponents to per­ ceremonies at the dedication ceremony, which lows in the 30s except for some . A quit-smoking program will be presented explained to the Board of Directors form new jobs, he said. will feature Gregory Peck reading f.rom the readings in the 20s in the western Wednesday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Community Saturday by police administrators Radio relay stations around town are \ / works of Washington Irving. The first writers to hills. Y, 78 N. Main St. during a budget workshop. contolled by phone lines, when they' be elected into the American Poet's torn er are Behavior modification principles are used to General Manager Robert Weiss has should be controlled by radio. Minor Emily Dickinson and Walt Whitman. Maine: Windy through Tuesday. n C . help the adult smoker to break the cigarette recommended all three improvements said. The tower at the police station is Chance of flurries north and partly habit. Weight reduction, exercise, relaxation in next year's budget. listing because it now has five antennas to mostly cloudy south today. training, and social situations are essential He proposed to get the dispatch on it; both mobile radios in cars and Y Highs 32 to 40. Scattered flurries ingredients used in this successful program .. system under a lease-purchase agree­ portable radios have generally ex­ Clown prince in England mountains north and downcast Classes will be held once a week for-six weeks. ment he expects will cost $60,000 a year ceeded their life expectency, and they tonight and Tuesday. Elsewhere Prizes will be awarded to those who complete the for each of the next five years. are out of operation too frequently, he Red Skelton crosses the Atlantic to entertain mostly cloudy with a chance of program. The fee is $25. The three new officers would be put said. 40 —----- <0 British royalty as well as HBO subscribers in flurries away from the coast For registration and further information about on a 7 p.m. to 3 a.m. shift, the hours A new system. Minor said, would "R ed Skelton — A Royal Perform ance", debuting tonight and Tuesday and a chance either program, contact Joanne Cannon at when added patrol strength is most reduce the size and amount of equip­ April 22. Taped at London's Royal Albert Hall of showers along the coast Tues­ 7 643-3173. needed, according to the Police Depart­ ment and make it possible to program before an audience that included Princess day. Lows 25 to 32 and highs Partly sunny today ment. 'The cost would be $13,842. The for simultaneous dispatch. Now, he a s Margaret, the hour-long special features Ameri­ Tuesday mid 30s to mid 40s. Alarm system sought officers would not be hired until April 1. said, for a full-response emergency ca's. clown prince performing his trademark Today: partly sunny. Highs 45 to SO. Wind north IS to 20 mph. 1985. . call, it is necessary for a dispatcher to New Hampshire: Mostly sunny mim6 routines interspersed with wry observa­ Tonight: cloudy and cool. Lows around 3S. Wind north 15 to 20 mph. Bids are being.sought for an early warning fire Full cost of the salaries would not be disi^tch separately police, paramed­ today except variable cloudiness A tions and anecdotes. Tuesday: mostly cloudy. Highs in the 40s. Today's weather picture alarm system for the Whiton Memorial Library reflected until the 1985-86 fiscal year. ics, ambulance and a fire department. / and windy at the coast. Highs 32 to on North Main Street. The new clerk, at $11,823, would New equipment would diagnose its 40. Partly to mostly cloudy and was drawn by Brian Theriault, a fourth-grade'student at Verplanck The system being sought by the town includes handle the records of court dispostions own malfunctions, he said, and reduce windy tonight with chance of School. 15 ion smoke detectors, two heat detectors, three of arrested people. A new state law time out of operation as weli as prevent flurries north. Lows 25 to 32. horn and light alarms and five alarm pull requires police -departments to ex­ costjy maintenance. One relay station, He has a nose for news Cloudy and windy Tuesday, stations. punge records at specific times for he said, is useless because it was shot at Surprise for the queen chance of flurries north and If you want to find out who's going to win the Bids will be opened April 24 at 11 a.m. in the various kinds of dispositions. with a high-powered rifle and deterio­ chance ol showers near the coast. Oscar Monday night maybe you should ask a The queen of comedy, Lucille Ball, gets the office of the director of General Services. Police Capt. Henry Minor traced the rated when components were exposed Highs mid 30s to mid 40s. plastic surgeon. Dr. Lawrence Reed, a popular surprise of the evening when Philip Morris' history of the police dispatch center to the elements. “ Johnny,” who did the commercials on her doc on New York City's Upper East Side, reports Vermont: Sunny but cool today. and told directors of its shortcomings in The new equipment, he said, would long-running TV and radio shows for decades, cliehts are coming in with pictures of the Shirley Highs 35 to 45. North winds 10 to 20 . Ludes, Brindamour win big performing the job now demanded it. permiil^ scrambling confidential mes­ » ^ o w s up at last week's benefit dinner for the MacLaine button nose in hopes he can reproduce mph. Clear and cold tonight. Lows The system was purchased in 1972 sages so that they could not be Museum of Broadcasting in New York. Lucy The Institute for Development of Educational it. He figures she'll win Best Actress (for "Term s in the 20s. North winds 5 to 15 mph. with a $125,000 federal grant. It was unscrambled by anyone with an easily hadn't seen Johnny for 25 years. The surprise was Activities has named Manchester High School of Endearment") because last year clients were Windy Tuesday. Sunny but con­ staffed normally by one police officer purchased unscrambler. sprung by George Weissman (top), chairman of Principal Jacob Ludes III a fellow for the 1984 clamoring for the nose of Meryl Streep, last tinued cool. Highs in the 40s. North with a second officer at peak periods. In He cited an instance in which one year's winner for "Sophie's Choice". the board of Philip Morris. Institute on the American High School. winds 15 to 30 mph. Ludes will join educatdrs from all 50 states at 1972 there were 14,000 calls (or service. burglary suspect was in a car with an iMMm the four-day institute to be held at the University Between 1972 and 1984, an addition unscrambler to find out if police had / IMP lO of New Hampshire in June. was built on the police station. It added heard of the burglary while it was in Extended outlook Another MHS faculty member, social studies control of cell block doors, cell TV progress monitors, and the prisoner security The new system would also provide Your John Hancock, please Extended outlook (or New Eng­ teacher and Manchester Ekiucation Association entrance to the responsibilities of the added frequencies for the detective land Wednesday through Friday: spokesman William Brindamour, was also ( Itm .eo. Minne.sota autograph hound Ann Fairbanks dispatch center. division and the SWAT team. “ We wind was given the cold shoulder when she asked Fidel honored last week. Peter Tbgnalli, MEA Connecticut, Massachusetts and prraident, announced that Brindamour has won When the 911 emergency phone up stepping on each other now,” Miner Castro for his John Hancock. Seems the Cuban Rhode Island: Fair weather system was-instituted, it became the said. r leader sent her back a letter and photograph, but the Connecticut Education Association's Presi­ through the period. Daytime highs dential Award for his cultural contributions to the dispatch center for two fire depart­ As for the data clerk; Minor said This cartoon was used by the Police Department Saturday in a neither were signed. But he did send her a will be in the 50s Wednesday rising ments, the paramedics, and an ambu­ separate actions are needed in the personal message of another kind. At the bottom schools and community. budget workshop to illustrate to the Board of Directors one of to around 60 Thursday and Friday. Brindamour has u s ^ in the classroom what lance service as well as police. police records when a case is nolled, of the Castro letterhead was emblazoned; Overnight lows in the 30s and low In 1983 there were 36.000 calls for when accelerated rehabilitation is the problems caused by the central dispatch system the "Freedom or death. We will win. " he’s learned from extensive t r t ^ ls to China, 40s. Russia, Scandinavia and elsewBEre, Tognalli service. ordered, when a not-guilty finding is department wants to replace. The system, with components Among the lamous signatures she has suc­ Satellite ¥lew The system is housed chiefly in a entered, when the suspect is convicted, added over the years, makes it necessary for a dispatcher to take ceeded in collecting arc those of King Hussein, Vermont: Cool and dry. Highs in explained. He said the Presidential Award is the top one in the human relations category. room that is too small and not property and when there is a youth offender. separate actions to dispatch police, firefighters, ambulance and Pope John Paul II, British Prim e Minister 40s. Lows 25 to 35. Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 5 a.m. EST shows a controlled (or electronic equipment. Times for expunging records are Margaret Thatcher and Queen Elizabeth. Maine, New Hampshire: Fair comma-shaped cloud mass over the eastern part of the country. Minor said. different for each, he said. paramedics to an emergency. through the period. Lows in the Precipitation ranges from rain south of the Great Lakes to From T V to tuition upper 20s to mid 30s and highs in thunderstorms over the Florida panhandle. Frontal clouds over the At 7:30 tonight in the board room at4S N. School M ^m aid mum on minstrel the upper 40s to mid 50s. Rockies produce a scattering of rain and snow. St., the Board of Education will meet to hear reports on the use of educational television in the Penny questions budget for child guidance Rolling Stone's ApVil 26 issue gives an in-depth Across the nation schools, the “ targeted” attendance program at . view of Hollywood's mermaid of the hour, Daryl Manchester High School, and the background of a Hannah, 23, of "Splash" fame. She refuses to A Gulf Coast storm bombarded 30.24^ proposed group home for troubled teenagers on At a budgH workshop of the directors that the Board of Educaiiuii m There are now other revenue sources. directors have already granted a discuss her current love, singer Jackson Browne, Utica, Miss., and Tallulah, La., S E A T T L E ^ Olcott Street. Saturday morning. Director Stephen Manchester provides more service in Penny gave an indication at the last request by Mrs. Marcus (or an so writer Christopher Connelly does it himself. with hail the size ol baseballs and C O L O 1 Members also plan to recognize Coaches of the Penny questioned the amount recom­ special education, to some of the same meeting of the Board of Directors that additional $40,000 appropriation to "The infatuation staVted when she was a doused Meridian, Miss., with Y ear Mary Faignant and David Frost, as well as mended (or the Community Child clients. He said the Board of Education he favors more emphasis on human cover this year's swelling welfare Chicago teenager," reports Connelly. "It seems nearly 2 inches of rain today. the Manchester High School Math Team for its Guidance Clinic in next year's $1.1 does not provide any service like the services. He said then that, in seeking costs, which are more than 90 percent that Browne spotted her in the audience one night Heavy rain from the storm spread state championship. Under new business, they million Human Services budget. one offered by Time Out for Parents, grants that are not for restrictive reimbursable by the state. \ 1 yW NEW YORK In his budget request for next year, and dedicated some songs to her. She met him as far east as Florida. Winds of 69 will consider action on tuition reimbursements He asked if the size of the town's for which the town recommends a purposes, the town should consider afterward and was driven home in his limousine. the general manager has also asked for mph were reported in Idaho and \ for school staff who wish to continue their contribution to the clinic would not $5,000 contribution, slightly less than applying them toward human services SAN FRANCISCO. DENVER^ST. LOUIS* Jf t' $17,426 to establish a full-time conser­ Last year: Hannah spent a good deal of time with brought 2 inches of spring snow to education. force it to reduce its services to the reauest. The total $1,130,525 recommended for Browne on his last tour and played his girlfriend- Owyhee, Nev., and one inch to Salt 30.2^ Tim e Out for Parents is a service for the 1984-85 Human Services budget vator and $8,311 to reclassify the > 4, Manchester residents. in his video for "Tender is The Night". Lake City. Tornadoes were re­ parents at risk of abusing their represents a 13.1 percent increase over position of the town's elderly outreach LOS ANGLES 1 — Free gifts for your opinion ported Sunday near Lisbon, Union- L ^•ATLANTA John Post, of the Human Services children. this year's adopted budget. The town worker ville. Swampers and Nelight, La.; LO W ES T The St. Eiridget Home School Association will Department, had said the clinic de­ Penny also asked if the $31,500 for Tylertown, Miss.; and Nashville, DDALLAS )PAIR' votes about 40 percent of its service to Crossroads is the right amount and if TEMPERATURES ,* u sponsor a “ Consumer Research Day” Wednes­ Starring in ‘Oliver!’ Now you know Ark. i 4 0 . day, with free gifts for those women who drop in Manchester residents. But Penny said the town should not contribute more, NEW the $47,038 recommended in the town “ if they are back on track.” He was ORLEANS between 12:30 and 8 p.m. to voice their opinions on Broadway star Patti LuPone of "Evita" fame Meteors orbit the sun and are typically smaller samples of future styles in lingerie and household budget is not in proportion to that load. referring to a reorganization of the lifts Braden Danner, 8, with whom she will starin Weather radio than a grain of .sand. The brilliant streak across t— LEGENO- products. The clinic has asked for $59,270. He said drug education agency. a new production of "O liv e rf" They were the heavens is caused when a meteor crashes The National Weather Service Cosmetic cases, hair brushes. Smurf stickers that for most other agencies, the Hanna Marcus, director of human together last week at the start of rehearsals in K ^ ^ SAIN 1/ ,*.|8WOW through the atmosphere, usually traveling at a and more are among the freebies which may be budget amount corresponds better to services, said that when Crossroads PLUMBING broadcasts continuous, 24-hour New York. The third-grader will play the title speed o(jl5 miles per second. weather information on 162.475 f// >( showers^ rtow offered. In addition, Russell Marketing Research the amount of service they render the was at its peak, the town contributed role. UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in will make a contribution to St. Bridget’s school town. $45,000. She said, however, that at the New London and 162.40 mHz in for every woman attending. Director Stephen Cassano responded time the town was the prime funder. Meriden. One of every 20 women attending will win a SERVICE National forecast swimsuit or nightgown, and another will win a camisole or half-slip. There will be no admission Libraries may face a choice Almanac High and low For period ending 7 a.m. E S T Tuesday. Tonight, rain is forecast for charge, and there will be drawings for Easter candies. YOUR The highest temperature re­ the Pacific Northwest, the Carolines and parts of the central Plains. between two items on budget .Today is Monday, April 9, the ported Sunday by the National Elsewhere, generally fair weather should prevail. Minimum tooth day of 1984 with 266 to follow. Weather Service, excluding temperatures include: (approximate maximum readings in parenthe­ Teen sentenced in crash sis) Atlanta 49 (69), Boston 31 (49), Chicago 37 (55), Cleveland 30 The moon is in its first quarter. Alaska and Hawaii, was94degrees Manchester teenager Vernon LaVoie was The Library Board may face the in the capital improvements budget. (51), Dallas 59 (78). Denver 30 (52). Duluth 33 (47). Houston 59 (62), The morning stars are Venus, at McAllen, Texas. The low Mon­ sentenced last week in Manchester Superior choice between having the Mary The controls system in not in the Jacksonville 53 (72), Kansas City 41 (55), Little Rock 51 (72), Los Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. day morning was 10 degrees at Old Court to two years' probation on two convictions Cheney Library air-conditioned next budget. Money from fines for delin­ The evening star is Mercury. Forge, N.Y. Angeles 52 (64), Miami 69 (84), Minneapolis 38 (55). New Orleans 59 for driving the car in which a 16-year-old year or speeding up its progress toward quent books is being set aside for its k liK ' Those born on this date are under (81). NemYork 37 (52). Phoenix 53 (83). San Francisco 46 (60), Seattle Manchester girl died last summer in a Line Street a computerized circulation control eventual pprehase. jsstisyj the sign of Aries. They include 43 (56), St. Louis 41 (57), Washington 38 (60). accident. system. Mrs. LeDuc, in answer to directors' French poet Charles Baudelaire in By the year 2000, it is estimated LaVoie also received a six-month suspended At a budget workshop Saturday of the questions, said the Librai^ Board does 1821, pioneer photographer Ed­ that 85 percent of Americans wilt jail sentence. He had pleaded guilty last month to Board of Directors, Director Stephen want to study the possibility of a totally ward Muybridge in 1830. actor and be living in metropolitan areas. negligent homicide and driving with his license Penny, majority leader, said he felt it local computerize control system. / singer Paul Robeson in 1898, \ suspended. was the consensus of the board that the publisher Hugh Hefner in 1926, The alternative would be to join a Instsllstlon of: Manchester Herald LaVoie lost control of his car in the July 1983 library funding should be increased. He •mSTANT NOT WATER UNIT actor Jean-Paul Belmondo in 1933, regional system which also makes it accident and drove off the side of the road, police asked Mary LeDuc, chairman of the •OMNWASHEIIS and actress Michael Learned in easier for borrowers to find in other Richard M. Diamond) Publisher records show. The car hit a utility pole and flipped Library Board, which of the two items •OARNAOC IHSPOSAU 1039. ^ Lottery libraries those books that are not liliHlIi iliiil'i over, records show. would have higher priority among •NITCNEN SMKS COMPLETE On this date in history: available locally. USPS 327-500 Heather Catolane, of 21 Clinton St., died in the Library Board members. •OAOCLECTMC4NLWATER HEATERS In 1865, Confederate General I n VOL. CHI, No. lea accident. Another passesnger. Dean Gustafson, She said her priority would be the Penny suggested that if money is •WASHER 0 DRYER HOOKUPS Robert E. Lee surrendered to ■tui S) Connecticut daily Publlihad dally axcapt Sunday Suooested carrier rotes are St .20 19, of 76 Goodwin St., later told police he had circulation control system but some provide in a capital improvements •FAUCET REPAIRS S REPLACEMENTS Union General Ulysses S. Grant at I and certain holldavt by the Man- weekly, 15.12 tbr one month, 815.35 provided beer to LaVoie shortly before the other members would not agree. budget, the decision over which project •AOOmONAL NEATNM 20NES Appomattox Courthouse in Saturday: 873 dietter Publlihine Co., 16 Bralnard for three months, 830.70 for tlx Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. months ond86l.40foroneyear. Moll accident. LaVoie's blood-alcohol level was below The air conditioning is a $62,230 item to use it for can be made later. •TOUR EQUIPMENT, OR OUR OWN Virginia. y P l a y F o u r ; 7141 Second clast postage paid at Man­ rates are available on request. the legal limit for driving, records show, but chester, Conn. POSTMASTER; In 1940, Germany invaded Nor­ prosecutors initially charged him with mans­ way and in World War II. Send address changes to the Man­ To place a classified or displav chester Herald, P.O. Box 991,. MvertlMmenf, or fo report a newt laughter witb a motor vehicle, an alcohol-related Fire engine, car crash; two hurt 649-4539 In 1976, the United States and the ' Other numbers drawn Saturday Manchester, Conn. 06040. V in New England: Pl«f“ re Idea, coll crlQne. The charge was later reduced in agreed on the size of 64^2711. Office hours ore 8:30 a.m. plea-bargaining. UPI photo Vermont daily: 896. To subscribe, or to report a to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Manchester Road shortly after 9 p.m. nuclear tests for peaceful use. delivery problenn', call 641-9946. Gustafson pleaded guilty to delivering alcohol GLASTONBURY - Two Massachu­ FOR SERVICE Maine daily; 804. In 1979, the government declared Office hours are 8:30 a.m. fo 5:30 The Atanchester Herald Is a to minors and was fined $1,000 and given two setts residents were hospitalized in fair Saturday, police said. Today In history Rhode Island daily; S878. p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 the crisis was over at the Three years’ probation. condition after their car was struck by The occupants of the car, Ronald New Hampshire daily; 0748. to 10 a.m. Saturday. DMIverv Mile Island nuclear plant in It was here, at Appomatox Courthouse, Va., on April 9, 1865, that should be mode by 5 p.m. Monday LaVoie sustained multiple iqjuries in the a Glastonbury Volunteer Fire Depart­ Harris and Judith Harris, both 40 and of FOGARTY BROS. Massachusetts weekly Meg­ Pennsylvania. Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee surrendered to the Union's Qen. through Friday and by 7:30 a.m. accident. Gustafson was. tr e a M (or minor ment fire en^ne. Sudbury, Mass., were taken to Man­ 319 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER abucks: 8-4-11-17-86-3S. Saturday. In 1983, Louisiana battled Ulysses S. Grant to end four years of war between theth ef^ Mprth rl and the injuries. A third passenger, Nigel Rogers, 17, was The (ire engine was responding to a chester Memorial Hospital. Massachusetts daily: 1901. record-breaking floods. South. not seriously injured, records show. fire when it struck a car at the The cause of the accident was under intersection of Hebron Avenue and investigation. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 9, I9B4 - 5 ■I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 9, 1984 Solar Max stabilized via radio Chernenko claims U.S. doesn’t really seek negotiations

Bv John lams He cited the same problems with banning chemical Chernenko said U.S. elections had nothing todo with elections in the United States are an attempt by Shuttle readies for 2nd repair try the current chill in U.S.-Soviet relations. someone to conceal his own reluctance to reach United Press International weapons, a proposal he said the Soviet Union put forth make sure we can get it. Crippen in 1972. ‘NowtheyinWashingtonhavedecidedtopose "It appears that hints about some sort of agreements with the Soviet Union on questions that Bv Al Rossiter Jr. it all goes well. Under that bling and resuscitate its battenes. as champions of a banonchemical weapons.” he said. calculations on our part in connection with the demand their solution,” Chernenko said. "We aren't out of the woods yet, said. „ . . . . MOSCOW — The Reagan .administration is not United Press International scenario, the satellite would be Earlier today, Crippen fired genuinely interested in renewed East-West dialogue returned to orbit on its own but we're getting close to the edge,” said Goddard spokesman small rockets to halt the ^para- despite "sometimes peace-loving rhetoric,” Soviet CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. — Thursday. tion between the shuttle and ^>or leader Konstantin Chernenko said in an interview James Elliott at S: IS a.m. EST. Engineers stabilized the stricken But he also said that if too much Max at a distance of 60 miles. Both published today. Solar Max satellite by radio^ of Challenger's dwindling fuel is Control center director Jim Harrison said "a lot depends on spacecraft were in the same orbit, “ Even if sometimes peace-loving rhetoric is heard control today, giving the shuttle used in the rendezvous and capture about 307 miles above Earth. from Washington it is impossible ... to discern behind astronauts a second chance to operation, the spacewalk repairs luck." “ I just hope we can continue and Sunday's attempt to capture it any signs whatsover of readiness to back up these rescue the observatory Tuesday. might have to be skipped with the get some useful work out of the Solar Max failed when Nelson, words with practical deeds,” Chernenko said in the' The flight director said it would be shuttle landing Thursday, bringing using a jet backpack on a spare- Communist Party newspaper Pravda. Solar Max back with it. spacecraft when they get it going CHOICEST MEATS m TOWN a tough job. walk, was unable to latch onto the “ T te situation in the world is not improving. It "We stand a fighting chance of "I think last night we all would again." he said. The satellite lost its instrument satellite. He even grabbed a solar remains \e fy dangerous. And this is explained by the pulling it off.” flight director Jay have been very happy if we could aiming ability three years ago wing with his gloved hands to try U.S. administration’s continued gamble on military Greene said. “There are no have put the spacecraft in the when three fuses blew in the craft's unsuccessfully to stabilize the force, on the attainment of military superiority, on the guarantees." payload bay," Greene said. “I control system module. That is the satellite. imposition of its order of things on other peoples.” . The new retrieval attempt was think we will be tomorrow if that's BUTCHER SHOP key unit the astronauts hope to Crippep then moved Challenger ■ The Soviet Union walked out of the Geneva-based D ELI H U T delayed from today to Tuesday so all we can pull off." closer and attempted to reach negotiations on intemiediate-range nuclear weapons USM CNO ttE ____ replace. TASTY the 2

OPINION serious issue in a positive vent,” he cost the state anything this year, Brooks said he waited to see By Mark A. Dupuis draw retail firms and the jobs and Committee, will extend economic but there would ^ costs in future tjnited Press International incentives now available to manu­ shopping opportunities they offer said, explaning the plan would what the subcommittee would out of the cities and thq reach of allow for construction of suburban years, which could prompt produce and having seen the bill facturing and industrial firms and opposition. _ HARTFORD — A legislative urban residents who are unable to malls while helping urban business now expects to propose a resolu­ distress^ cities to business and While not opposing the bill. Rep. debate over the economic impact get to malls because of inadequate areas compete with those malls. tion or bill next year along the commercial firms as well. Walter Brooks, D-New Haven, that sprawling suburban shopping public transportation. "Hopefully both can co-e^ist. stricter lines’ of last year's “ It tries to deal with a statewide co-chairman of the Black and Jack malls have on urban centers isn't The caucus proposed, but did not This just creates an environment resolution. All the Democrats need is a ruleskeeper problem in a positive manner,” Hispanic Caucus, said it only Hkely to end this year, despite bring to a vote, a resoulution caling conducive to that,” Avallone said, Anderson said Sen. Anthony Avallone, D- addressed one issue and did not go proposed legislation to address the on the governor. Legislature and explaining the incentives would be In last year's unsuccessful reso­ New Haven, who chaired a legisla­ far enough. appreciate their opponents’ political vulnerabilities Washington issue. state agencies to restrain the available in a dozen municipalities lution, the Black and Hispanic NEW YORK — Of all the thousands upon thousands of tive subcommittee that studi^ the Brooks said providing economic and, if they are good debaters, how to direct the A legislative committee is con­ construction of large, regional classified by the state as distressed Caucus cited state policies set by words uttered in this year's presidential campaign, Merry-Go-Round impact of malls on urban centers incentives to urban areas was a sidering a bill to provide economic malls in the suburbs. urban areas. the Le^slature and the late Gov. probably none has won more attention than the phrase discussion to the heart of those vulnerabilities. and proposed this year’s bill. separate issue from the lack of Politics incentives to urban businesses The subcommittee, chaired by The bill could face trouble Ella Grbsso setting as a primary Walter Mondale stole from Lane Kirkland, who stole it Having the candidates go at each other in this kind of The subcommittee was created access from the city to mails. adversely affected by malls, and Avallone, was created instead and winning legislative approval be­ goal revitalization of urban areas. from the hamburger-chain commercial: "Where's the free-form debate is next-to-impossible when there are last year after the Legislature’s "Giving us a bone to allow us to Today while some lawmakers say the bill Black and Hispanic Caucus sought the New Haven legislator said he cause of its cost, and even if it is beef?" eight of them, or even four. But when the field is develop urban centers doesn't help is a positive solution to the believes its proposal for extending enacted, the co-chairman of the "We re asking the state to make Jack Germond narrowed to three or two, all that is really needed is a state action to restrain construc­ us on the first question," he said. Mohdale's use of the catch phrase to convey the nreblem, others say it is not tion of large, regional malls as economic incentives to commer-' Black and Hispanic Caucus says he up its mind on what its public- and referee to break the contenders in the clinches and keep "What we have now are ghost notion that Gary Hart's "new ideas" are practically «neugh. discriminatory against minorities cial firms was a "positive” way to may push for additional legislation policy is on development of urban towns in our downtown urban non-existent could well apply to the general gripe you Jules Witcover the discussion flowing. Tim e bomb "“The bill, pending before the and the poor. resolve the concerns with malls. next year. centers." Brooks said. centers." always hear in any campaign — that the candidates Finance, Revenue and Bonding The caucus said sprawling malls "The desire is to deal with a Avallone said the bill would not duck the issues and the news media fait to deal with DEMOCRATIC GOV. MARIO CUOMO of New York them even if the candidates do. time, with maddening repetitiveness. Those slickly has an idea that warrants serious consideration for the lies under But this year particularly, voters can't validly crafted commercials are too often short on facts and rest of the 1984 pre-convention period, and for the fall complain that they don't know where the Democratic long on hype, slant and shorthand answers. general election campaign. Why not. he asks, have old- Tough penalty is sought candidates stand. In addition to their relentless fashioned Lincoln-Douglas debates. With only a our cities campaigning from state to state, there have been nine SO THE QUESTION IS NOT whether there should be ruleskeeper to move them along? full-blown debates since the first of the year involving debates, but rather what kind. The experience with the CuomO would have the candidates, at the start of the WASHINGTON — A niaze of for American Cyanamid most or all of the candidates. nine this year is that they are most revealing when the campaign, directly debate all the major issues at ,,/K'yy underground'.‘pipe bombs” could THINK OF THE FASHION. candidates have the freedom to say what they want and length, one at a^m e, continuing until their remarks endanger tens of millions of AS THE FIELD HAS NARROWED from eight to the to shape the content of the debate themselves. were judged by the referee no longer to be relevant to HARTFORD (UPI) — As a lesson to Pac said the company has been ' IGOK . o . : .AT THUSE SAVINGS' Americans in homes and office. otter state businesses. State Attorney ordered-to a DEP hearing Wednesday present three, the debates have become increasingly The worst debates have been those in which outside the subject. The candidates would then move on to the intense and combative, generating both heat and light. next and the next. At the end, full transcripts would be buildings all over the country. Yet; General Joseph Lieberman says he will to explain why it should not be parties — panels of journalists, academics, show- not spare the rod when penalizing a prohibited from further dumping of Mondale and Hart particularly have squared off on a made available and the news media and public would the Reagan administration is’ business personalities or selected voters — ask the Hartford firm accused of breaking hazardous waste at the company site on have a lode of basic positions from which the campaign doing little or nothing to meet tlw wide range of issues. questions. Often they are too general, too soft, too environmental laws. South Cherry Street. The most illuminating exchanges have come when uninformed or too pompous to elicit responses that are discussion would then, ideally, evolve. threat. ,71ie American Cyanamid company "W e are demanding that American Almost 1.75 million miles of the candidates have been able to ask each other truly revealing. has been charged with dumping Cyanamid immediately bring its waste “ You can go through a whole campaign now,” Cuomo pipelines — carrying natural gas,^ f c T u e s . * questions directly, or have been free to jump in and The format used in four of the nine debates so far and ctemicals at an illegal landfill, and hauling procedures into compliance says, "and escape the issues.” That observation, while oil. anhydrous ammonia and othOK challenge an answer. In one of the most recent debates, in half of a fifth — employing a veteran journalist as Lieberman said his office will file suit with the law,” said Pac. an exaggeration, is underscored by the kind of hit-and- hazardous materials under our. here in New York, the dialogue got so heated that at one interrogator and traffic cop — has worked well in most against the company "for their viola­ Clark Tucker, industrial relations miss issues discussion, evasion and manipulation that manager for American Cyanamid, said point the third candidate, Jesse Jackson, felt instances. But too much depends on whether the cities and countryside — arq, tions of state environmental laws.” goes on now, particularly in the television ads. ‘ He said he planned "to seek a heavy the allegations are “ untrue based on constrained to appeal to moderator Dan Rather to questions trigger revealing discussion among the slowly rotting away. Some are penalty against American Cyanimid so what we know” and that wastes area break up "this rat-a-tat-tat." candidates, or between two or more whose differences The idea is certainly not foolproof, and it is highly already leaking, and the danger- / ? tlwt it and other companies will not be treated at a company waste water 1 2 0 It is inevitable that when the candidates get together, grows inexorably as the life span of < are sharp and critical. questionable whether the candidates would be willing to tegmpted to violate hazardous waste plant before being released into the and the stakes are so high, tempers will flare and there the steel pipes (generally 16 to 40' The candidates themselves are best-suited to shape undergo this comprehensive grilling by each other. But violations in the future.” Quinnipiac River. will be misrepresentations of positions. But such the debate, both tactically and substantively. They the closer their confrontation's come to pure head-to- years) runs out. Toluene and benzene, two potentially Assistant Attorney General Kenneth debates face-to-face are much preferable to the debate know what the crucial differences are — or what they head debate, the more the voters are likely to learn Despite orders from Congress, cancer-causing chemicals, were N. Tedford said the company siphoned by television commercials that goes on at the same ' would like voters to believe they are. They best about the individuals who want to lead them. the Department of Transportation ainong hazardous wastes found during off wastes before they reached the is failing in its duty to inspect thq, tests on Feb. 29 and in early March, plant and dumped them in the landfill. pipes for signs of corrosion, poor sbid Lieberman and Environmental The closest homes to the landfill are In Manchester welding and other weaknesses that Protection Commissioner Stanley J. in a mobi le home park about a half mile THIS IS SUCH A FAST PACEP FO YOU eVFR ASK YOURSELF EVER CHAN6IN6 \NflRLO could lead to leaks of terrifying Pac in a statement Friday. away, said Rep. Mary Mushinsky, IF YOU’RE b e t t e r o f f TODAY proportions. ” AN0RSE O F F Donaghue’s estate and the writing of a For fashion and crafts. Machine wash polyl stays for nearly all patients, ing in the hospital hardly downright stupidity are to blame. new will which named Goldfarb and THIS EVENING THAN I WAS •HARTFORD — Kept in an isolated Machine washable, 45”. cotton, 45” wide. and fewer patients overall, seems to be a reason for THAT VERY MUCH.*. Connecticut Bank and Trust as co­ WHEN I GOT UP THIS MORNING ? " Here are the highlights: . .> and inebriated state, heiress Ethel Reg. $3.99 yd. Reg. $349 ft $3.79 yd. account for the decline state­ gloom. Wouldn’t it be wonder­ Donaghue was ruled with “ an iron executors. • "Concerns exist over the- Aparo said he believed if the wide. Regulations which pe­ ful if the reason turned out to tend” by her caretaker before he was dangers posed by the toxic, flapa-. removed from the estate by Judge allegations were true they were justifi­ off nalize hospitals for keeping be that people today are able grounds for Kinsella's removal of 1 / 3 off 1 / 3 mable and highly combustible, J ^ e s A. Kinsella, her guardian says. now $2.67 yd. now $2.33 ft $2.53 yd. Medicare patients longer simply healthier? substances which are carried I.The guardian, Paul J. Aparo, testi­ Lucca as caretaker in May 1979 and his through the pipelines at relatively fied in Kinsella's defense Saturday to a subsequent appointment of Goldfarb as Marabella Linen l^ sla tive committee considering im­ co-conservator. Leprechaun Linen high pressures, often near or Lustrous poly suiting. peachment of Kinsella over allegations Aparo said he had concerns about Suit weight machine through highly populated areas,’* Kinsella mishandled the West Hartford Goldfarb’s handling of the estate and wash poly/royon. 45”. Machine wash. 60”. the report warns. woman’s $35 million estate. about the drafting of the new will. Reg. $5.99 yd. Reg. $6.99 yd. Aparo said he heard Lucca “ ran the He said Goldfarb's handling of the Many happenings • Many of the undergrounef house with an iron hand. He fed her 8 to estate, which included buying a $30,000 pipelines are never inspected as 10 drinks a day. He wouldn’t let her Mercedes, was “ troubling,” and that ^ 3 o7 7 YARD ^ 4 e 7 7 YARD the law and common sense dictatci receive visitors.” Ms. Donaghue be^ he visited Ms. Donaghue and found she It was hard to decide what break-dancers whose antics DOT inspectors^ don’t even know Ueved his name was Welden Donaghue did not know law professor Lester B. Handkerchlet Linen Canterbury Linen to do Friday night, there was Snyder, who had drafted the will and Blouse wt. poly/royon. Textured poly/royon. brought down the house. The where some of the pipelines are. ’ ratjier than Sal Lucca, he said. so much happening in town. kids drew applause through­ Aparo, who was appointed to care for was supposed to have discussed its Machine wash, 45”. Machine wash. 45”. Open fonim / Readers' views the 87-year-old Ms. Donaghue by terms with her. Reg. $2.99 to $3.99 yd. Reg. $4.99 yd. O ver at Bennet Junior High out their performance — and • The DOT has purposely under? staffed its inspection program-, Hartford Probate Judge Kinsella, said The committee will decide whether School, parents and friends one watching them wouldn’t Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 despite the risk of “ deaths, serious he believed Kinsella was justified in to recommend that the House of were watching the school's Representatives impeach Kinsella. If ^ 2 e2 7 vARD y a r d have to ask why. What a set of injuries and ...' property- removing the caretaker, Salvatore ^3b27 the House votes for impeachment, the production of "The Hobbit.” unbelieable moves. environmental damage.” It has JLqpca, from the estate. Aparo said said he informed Kinsella Senate will conduct an impeachment At Illing Junior High School, Another note on the seniors’ period when East Jerusalem was also failed to oversee state inspec­ t « ll4NrOlW66 As before. I ’m sure nothing will of alleged abuses by the caretaker, trial, which would be the first in Perfect pesty looks. Mti-’ Mdoiyttf'eidrif - "Annie " was on the agenda. Herald wrong under the control of the Jordanians tors as it is supposed to do. ' show: Last year it was happen. After all, we people who Salvatore Lucca, in May 1979. How­ Connecticut 300-year judicial history. Chine wodt poly. when not only Israelis but Jews And, in case one preferred a doubtful that there’d even be on embassy pay our taxes (on time) really have ever, he consistently testified that Kinsella was censured last April by a ■ektiom H--tMt|Nl> ' $4f9tM j#|^( SAVE 46%! from any country were excluded. nothing to say. • “ ^ m e (pipeline) operatoii panel of probate judges for violating slightly older set of per­ an 11th show. The people ^Kinsella had been at a distance and not OUR LO'WEST PRICE In addition, it was official Jordan­ (have) been inspected only ohqb i^mctly involved with the estate. the Probate Court canon of ethics. formers, the Manchester Se­ who’d organized the show EVER ON ONE OF To Ihe Editor; ian policy to destroy, desecrate Mrs. Barbara Jennings every three to five years, while Aparo had been called to testify Goldfarb was fired as conservatop-and % OFF nior Citizens' Center’s annual from its beginning decided to others (have) not been inspected at Aparo resigned. < 2 9 SINGER’S BEST! and otherwise mutilate Jewish 60 Garden St. labout events in 1979 which led to ■ ... ■ variety show was in progress retire. Luckily, the seniors There are many good reasons institutions in the area some of all.” PeLuxe Free-Arm 290 at Manchester High School. why the United States should or which were considered among the looiea am'leiteM '' were undaunted; volunteers Resources • Among those who received should noj move its embassy from most sacred and had been in Heg. $649 99 The seniors' show, “ Olde came forward, and judging inadequate or no inspection w ei« CkMsic In poty/eoRon. CeMon,pol)^ray«h. ; flip & Sew selfwinding. Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. I am existence since Biblical times. N o w $ ^ j e ^ Time Vaudeville,” had a few from the hefty crowds F rid ay available known high-risk operators wiih ^Helicopter rescues four Mat^lnOAwoih.dS''. panel Iron! drop-in annoyed and even offended by the Captive city indeed! Your editor­ •eg. $4491(1499yd. ^$t49*$4i9fi4 . ,,, ‘ bobbin .J variations this year, includ­ and Satuday nights, their previous violations in high-density 349.99 efforts of some politicians- to ial is incredible in its lack of ing a team of teen-aged To Ihe Editor: areas. These should be inspected •• '' UMIIfl. ana much more' efforts were appreciated. pander to my feelings as a Jew on ■■ NIANTIC (U P I )— In one well-timed man Fred Paluch. accuracy and historical perspec­ annually. this issue. It is irrelevant to the tive. Where have you been for the The story “ Wake up Theresa," flight, the crew of an Army National Major Gen. John Gorg, the state >%OFF. campaign and has great potential past 35 years? -Guard helicopter managed two National Guard commander, pulled the n6w #fJ6i $3.7494 ■ A frademark oi The Smget Company published in the March 29 edition of • The minimum number df three aboard the helicopter, said for'political backlash which may 'rescues, one by land and one by sea. the Manchester Herald, was an inspectors required to keep the Paluch. The helicopter was pulled a Botisteft prove harmful in the long run to the Leo Charendolf, M.D. ’ On Sunday, the crew of a helicopter Savvy Suits excellent example of a family in nation’s pipelines safe is 228. As of rescued three people whose boat foot into the water, which was swelling Gabadreme'*. Cadence*. Broadcloth Croft Pencils. Wonder Marker, State of Israel. 116 E. Center St. crisis for which there are not early this year, there were just 16. bVerturned in the ocean while flying a 3 to 5 feet, he said. Machine wash poly. 60”. Blouses ft kidswear. Poly/ permanent markers, more. 25 % O F F p r f c e Berry's World In this regard your editorial of adequate resources for care and The administration's cost-cuttere -man with a broken back out of a state The three had been in the water about Reg. $4.99 B $5.99 yd. cotton. Machine wash. 45”. April 3 was particularly inflamma­ support of the family and patient. have refused to add more insp^- forest. an hour and refused medical attention Reg. $2.69 ft $2.79 yd. Embroidery Buys. Floss, alda tory because of its naivete or Poor choice As a board member of Visiting tors, even though the DOT’s _ '.East Lyme officials called the at Groton-New London Airport, said cloth, hoops, needles. 25 % O F F p r f c e deliberate distortion. Your des­ Nurse and Home Care of Manches­ responsibilities will be increased telicopter to Nehantic State Forest Paluch. 25% OFF cription of Jerusalem as a "cap­ ter, I have been made aware of the by a law that takes effect later this nateut 1 p.m. to fly out a man who He identified them as Arthur Wohl- now $3.74 ft $449 yd. ^1o66 yARD Laces ft Trims. Romantic de­ To the Editor: lebe, Allan Wasserman, Robert tive city" under the Israelis with needs of Theresa’s family.' year. suffered a broken back while riding a tail makes a garment special. % O F F p r L Houser, all of Connecticut. Further 25 its implication that Christians and Manchester Visiting Nurses is motorcycle in a clearing in the woods Oingham information on their identities was not Posh Moslems are excluded, is offensive My family and I read with great providing professional nursing • Errors, inconsistencies and power line towers. Winning linings, blouses. Cheerful checks. Poly/ FMcots/” Scissors. Sheath w/ .While flying David Schmidt, 22, of available. to say the least. It is simply not amusement the picture and writ­ inaccuracies in the DOT's Machine wash poly, 45”. cotton, machine wash,45”. sharpener. $1645 value set care to Theresa and teaching and 'Niantic, to Lawrence Memorial Hospi- « 9 . 9 7 true. ings on page 3 of the April 3 edition muddled records make it difficult Reg. $2.69 yd. Reg. $2.29 yd. support to Mrs. Russell as she ^’tal in New London the crew heard the Democrat Franklin Pierce is the only 9 of the Herald. to determine which pipelines a¥e Jerusalem has always been the cares for Theresa. In addition, 'call from the boat overturned about 7 man from the state of New Hampshire Thread ft Felt Squares. 225 yd. Mr. Burkamp has been a neigh­ safe and which are not. capital of Israel. Whether the U.S. members of the agency staff are miles off shore west of Fischer’s to be elected president of the United 'YARD per spool. 9”x 12” squares. 6 FOR ^1 government chooses to move or not bor of ours for many years. His States. ^ 1 . 6 6 YARD 1.66 diligently searejiing community • Most of the hundreds 6f ^Island, said National Guard spokes­ move will not alter that fact. The backyard is adjacent to ours. His Buckles ft Beltings. Dress to and State resources for a mecha­ thousands of pipeline leaks each Vinyl ft Burlap fact that most nations have located property is a disgrace not only to Decorator Fabrics military. Stretch and wovens. 20 % O F F p r L mx nism to allow Mrs. Russell some year are harmless, but DQJ Special order reg. priced Two ways to save! Deco­ their embassies in Tel Aviv rather the neighborhood of Laurel and respite from her full-time figures show that in 1982 there group. Drapes, slip­ rating favorites. than in Jerusalem says more about Garden streets, but to the town of Wtss"" Scissors. Our entire responsibilities. were 21 deaths, 272 injuries, Ino Missile site to hang Christ doll covers, more. Reg. $5.49 ft $249 yd. the power of Arab oil than it does Manchester. stock of quality scissors. 25 % o f f price'*® I regret that Visiting Nurse and hazardous liquid pipe accidents about the morality of the situation. Juiik cars, old tires and general »3.88& Home Care was not mentioned in and 1,711 major gas line failures. CROMWELL (U PI) - A detail, once inflated by an Industrial Sllteh yyitehery*. Fusible tape. Even the U.S. bows and scrapes debris fill his yard. We have asked fan, said Doherty. n.88 YARD the article. Our agency has been The GAO study was ordered by lULfoot-high, inflatable, satin and silk K off No-luss hems. Riqi. $1.30 pkg. PKG. before the petty dictators of the him on several occasions to please likeness of Jesus Christ will appear at a Placed atop one of the 15-foot former providing care to Manchester Rep. Philip Sharp, D-Ind., one'ijf Middle East in the vain hope that clean up his yard. His retribution former missile command site atop radar towers, the figure will be visible residents for more than 60 years, the few in government whq jjs Phumanymoim M M for quaHty and lit, sewing makes theIhe difference!ditleren we will not offend them so that the on one occasion, when a town idount Cromwell Saturday, says a from Interstate 91 and Route 9, he said. the last 50 as an incorporated alarmed at the pipeline situation. unadvertised specials. oil pipeline will not be interrupted. official stepped in, was to park Catholic priest. However, the inflatable Christ is to entity. At the present time, service He has good reason to be. In 19M, a I need not list here what we have another Junk car right up to our is being given in the home to about " -Rev. Edward Doherty says he will be just a prototype for a permanent, gas pipeline explosion, touched off -elevate the monument at the former received for our efforts. It is much property line. He did remove it 250 different individuals. 75-foot high statue of Christ that will be after awhile. by a fire in a gun store, destroyed ;JSike missle command site at l p.m. part of a $35 million complex including too painful. We are pleased that publicity has half of downtown Richmond, Intf., Saturday to dedicate the site to "the a library and educational center, It is, and always has been, the I can think of no poorer choice to been given to this one unique case. represent the Greater Manchester killing 41 people. - • ’ ' Prince of Peace” . Doherty said. Owiwd and opMtMd by FobWCMlwt or AiMdeo. Ine. policy of the Israeli government to We hope that adequate resources “ After deep reflection on the former Chamber of Commerce Clean-up ensure that Jerusalem is an open to allow Mrs. Russell tbe needed Footnote: In a statement, "a jiature of the site, part of the Doherty is president of the Rancalli €>i9e4byNEA. ine Committee than Kenneth Institute in Cromwell, a health care city. O ^n to people of all faiths. In respite from 24-hour responsibili­ Department of Transportation ^ vem m en t’s defense system against MANCHESTER PARKABE Burkamp. management company. In September particular, it has taken great pains ties can be found. spokesman insisted his agency is .iWar, I thought it appropriate that it now and sacrifice to see that the holy I invite the Herald and the °te dedicated to the Prince of Peace, he bought the 8.7 acre from the "Unfortunately the following poll Is probably “ reducing ... gas pipeline acci- government, which abandoned it in 340 Bread St. 649-9424 pl^es of Christians and Moslems Chamber of Commerce to view the MO is our total hope for encompassing useless — It's almost 20 minutes old.'' Shirley K. Glenney denU,” is forging a "stib£^ 1981, for $168,000. * are protected and that access to extension of the town dump that Corresponding Secretary federal-state enforcement psift- YNtoce,” he said. " 'T t e figure has teen designed by His plans for the $ite also include 100 these institutions is safeguarded. exists behind Mr. Burkamp's nersbip,” and is focusing Mon.>Fri., 10-9, Sat., 10-6, Sun., 12-S Visiting Nurse and ^ U fo r N a artist Scott MacNeill and units of housing for the elderly and Compare and contrast this to that property on Laurel Street. Home Care of Manchester, Inc. inspections on high-risk DWlh^^ ^f M l have life-like movements and possibly a 30-unit convalescent home. O copyright 1904. Fobt^Caalft d Amortco, h>c. \ MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 9, 1984 - 9 H - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. April 9. 1984 Focus should be on economics and politics Monday t V A rea Towns

CGD- Freeman Raports In Brief 6:00 P.M. CD - All In the Family 11:15P.M. m - Return of the Saint Experts tell how to fight Interstate CD ~ Muppet Show ® - R#portOT 41 (3D - Twilight Zone ^ 3:30 A.M. CD CE) CD ® ® ® - N*wa ® - O f f t h . S « CD “ Family Feud 11:30P.M. ® - MOVIE: Some Kind of CD - Three's Company H w o ' A n ox-Gl finds life at home GO) - Ofw SMp B.yond By Sarah Passell residents Saturday how to stop the tended the afternoon forum at the First He said Gov. William A. O Neill’s CD - Benny Hill Show ® - B m i m v Mlltor more difficult ttw i his six years as Liberty figure safe CD - VoflaS ®-Countdownto‘84Tod.V'Sj. • Herald Reporter hopes of extending 1-84 were dashed by dj) - Independent Network a P O W . Richard Pryor. Margot construction of the planned Interstate Congregational Church of Andover. Q0) - Alice ® - Stwsky «id Hutch program fsaturas w M kly prwr- COVENTRY — The papier mache Statue of N ew s Kidder. Ray Sharkey. 1982. 84 substitute expressway from Bolton One member of the panel was South opposition groups in Connecticut and ® - 8 « m y HIM S h o w iews and profilas of tha 1SS4 0 9 - USA Cartoon Express Rated R. ANDOVER — A panel of experienced Rhode Island, who blocked the project Liberty which once graced the center of Coventry d 9 - Inside Baseball Olympics. to Willimantic. Windsor lawyer Jon ISerman, who has S 8 ~ Dr. Gene Scott ® - Top 40 Vktoo has not been stolen, nor has it been vandalized. ^ d 9 - Fraggle Rock Connecticut highway fighters told Focus on politics and economics, volunteered to serve as attorney in for so long with environmental chal­ (St) - M ^ A -S 'H INTERVIEW Qi) - Honoymoonws 4:00A.M. The statue's owner, Orin "Junior" Miles, (9 ) - Dragnet 1:30 A.M. about SO Andover, Bolton and Coventry panel members told those who at- legal efforts to block construction of the lenges that the state risked forfeiting a & r Auction ( 9 - MOVIE: 'Th. Pmofmls' ( 9 - U f. of RHay chance to trade in the federal highway explains Liberty's recent absence is a result of an SSD - Crossfire Barbara Wallers (I.) inter­ Stunrwd by his wife’s sudden r«- a . ; . GraaTs^ecord highway. (m - Mundo Latino Jesse lo- Ca - MOVIE: ------aesthetic evaluation on his part. "It looked like quest for divorce, e young man "If you can construct a financial funds for alternative transportation sada V Sonia Vorhauer son los an- ® - M-A'S-H views Christie Brinkley on (ID - lndepandaln4/W«twork C m N w ’ A simpl. mind.d I advertises in the personals col­ projects. Pushed to the deadline, with a hell there," he said! So he decided to move it back frrtiones de este programs de - Auction "The Barbara Wallers row boy must defiver an kfil argument against the highway that is umn in order to get back into the N a w s to Mansfield Auto Parts, his Willimantic asuntos publicos nacionales pre- tent letter to a Royalist L o rd i^ ^ . logical, you’re halfway there," said warning from a U.S. senator from ® - Bwnay Miller Special.'' airing MONDAY, singles scene. Bit! Schoppen. ® - Foot lockar Track and ■sentando entrevistas, noticias, tNs tske-off on costuma nB kJm i Barbara Surwilo, a member of the Rhode Island that he would keep business. - People's Court APRIL 9 on ABC. Keren Landry. Rated PG. Fiald M e e t (^epories y un segmento desde ances. 'Mary Clare. Jerry Dm Capitol Region Council ol Govern­ Congress from approving the inter­ Miles says he hasn't decided yet where he’ll @ - Dr. Who (S - Leave It to Beaver ® - Crisis Report monde, Etknund WHtord. Hollywood. ments' transportation committee and state. O'Neill gave in and traded the eventually put the stat)ie, but he feels he needs to @ ) - 3-2-1. Contact CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME IS) - Crossfire ®-DespedidB ® - Newsnight Update past presidenWo the Connecticut Fund funds before time ran out. have her reinforced with a protective coveritjig 8:00 P.M. ® ® - Tonight Show before he lets her brave the elements again. 6:30 P.M. 2:00 A.M. (S ) - Album Flash • near for the Environment. Federal officials have approved a - Scarecrow and Mrs. ® - Policul.: 'El Jofa' (B > One Day at a Time CB CSD (D - CBS News NIghtwatch state plan to use just under half the King Dr. Glaser seeks revenge by 4:30 A.M. Panel members questioned the base ® - Bob Nmlwrt Show CD-R «t Patrol trade-in money to extend 1-84 as a state CD - CBS News programming le e to kill his boss QS - Abbott and CoMS o of support for the highway in Eastern PZC hearings tonight after the tw o stopped the doc­ 12:00 A.M. CD ” Joe Franklin Show road. (11} > Sanford and Son Oa - Not NacMswIfy 1 5 ^ Connecticut, claiming the main pro­ tor's brain-control experiments. ® ® - Hmw.li Fivo-O GD “ MOVIE: 'Bkmdia KnoM Noll and Mary Walton of Griswold, COVENTRY - The Planning and Zoning (S ) - Mazda SportsLook * (Ri (60 min.) highway groups are the construction Bast* Dagwood. impersonating another panel member, were early Commission will hold hearings tonight on a - Hogan's Heroes ® - Hwt to H m i & - MOVIE: 'Black and trucking industries. CD " PM Magazine the boss, is caught in the Hs and subdivision application and on a proposal to @ - Aik CNN ® N m vs loses his job. Penny Singleton. Loo Waal, Johnny Crawfochto ‘ ‘The ultimate answer to the highway opponents of plans to extend Interstate CD d9 - Barbara Waiters Mimi Gibson. Rated G. ~ 84 eastward from Hartford to Provi­ expand Sabrina Pools' Bread and Milk Street @ - NBC News Special Barbara interviews Joan (S) - Stw Trak Arthur Lake. Marjorie Kent. is political, and political decisions will 1947. - MOVIE: 'Rataplan' An in­ Collins, Jane Fonda and Christie ( 9 - SpoftsCentor depend on economics,” said panel dence. They took credit for causing the location to include an acrylic vacuum forming shop. ventor stumbles through a series Brinkley. (60 min.) ® - Vow in Tmmis ® - Our Miss Brooks member Clifford Noll of Eastford. long delay between the proposal's of gadget-filled mishaps en route ® - N e w a Niven, Evelyn Keyes. Farley Gran­ looking bleak due to a series ot 9 1 - Dr. Gene Scott "Land speculators will make a origins more than 15 years ago and The application by Sabrina Pools owner Ronald to happiness. Maurizio Nichetti. 9:30 P.M. 2:15A.M. Q I - MOVIE: Dr. Terror'e ger 1949. problems, discovers that being current plans to build the highway as a Nadeau has already been the subject of some ® - GrwKles Series: *La ® - Thick, of the Night (3D - SportsCenter killing out of the highway," said Noll, (29 - Noticiero NetiOftal SIN House O f Horrors' Five men - Las Chambas de Paquita ‘Still the Beaver' may rtot be so who figures there is profit in buying state rather than an interstate reservation on the part of commission members sharing a British railway compart­ bad after ali/Oerry Mathers, Tony Sonrisa de la Gk>conda' (S ) - Nwwtnight 2:30 A.M. No Streisand m - Jeffersons ® - MOVIE: Tha War of the highway. and citizens. Some of the chemicals used in the ment are joirted by a mysterious Dow, Barbara Biiiingsly. 1982. ® - MOVIE: Lovo Mo Tender' land that the state will eventually have - A B C N e w s Worlds' An unexpected and sur­ 10:00 P.M. CD - Best of Midday HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - doctor. Peter Cushing. Christo­ A Southern family is divided by to purchase for the highway corridor. The panel urged residents to make proposed process may be hazardous, state prising event saves the world The Merv Show G D - N e w s S - CBS News Nightwatch ® .. Business Report pher Lee. Roy Castle. 1965. the Civil W ar, as brother fights Barbra Streisand, who their opinions known to elected repre­ Department of Environmetal Protection officials from an invasion by Mars. Gene . He is co-chairman of the Eastern tD ® - 56th Annual Academy Independent Network brother. Elvis Presley. Richard was expected to be nomi­ 7;00P.M. ( 9 - NASCAR Oariington Dash Barry, Ann Robinson. Les T r e y Awards Presentation Johnny Connecticut Citizen Action Group, sentatives at the local, state and have said. '*“’ Series - Spring 100 Coverage of Egan, Debra Paget. 1956. (3D - Insida Baseball CD - CBS News mayne. 1953. Carson hosts the 56th Annual nated for best director which sponsored the forum, and federal levels and to campaign ag a in ^ The other application which will be reviewed this auto race is presented from ® - Twilight Zone @ ) - Moneyline ( @ - Frontline 'Bread, B utt^ and Academy Awards Presentation 12:15A.M. this year for her work on those who favor the highway and for Monday is for a 6-lot subdivision on Cedar Swamp d ) ® - M'A'S'H North Wilkesboro, NC. (60 min.) teaches anthropology at Greater Hart­ Politics ' Hunger, a sensitwe na­ from the Dorothy Chandler Pavi­ ® > Freemen Reports ® - M O V IE : 'Looker' A plastic - Tic Tac Dough 02) - Mazda SportsLook “ Yenti” but wasn’t, will ford Community College. those who oppose it. They were told to Road. d9 - Not Necessarily The tional issue. IS examined is a hu- lion, Los Angeles, C A . (3 hrs.) ( S ) - M O V IE : 'Bad Boys* Jailed surgeon investigates the myster­ & ~ MOVIE: 'The World not attend the April 9 run for local office themselves and seek The hearings will be held in the Town Office CD - A B C N ew s N e w s m^n aspect that most for en accidental kiHirtgs a young ious deaths of his patients. Albert Mrs. Surwilo told the group it will (9 - USFL Football: Los According to Oarp' A talented presidential commissions never criminal struggles to the top of Finney. James Cobum. Susan Academy Awards need good lawyers and economic appointments to regional planning Building planning office beginning at 7:45 p.m. CD - Best of Saturday Night d9 “ Suntory Cup Tennis To­ Angeles at Denver writer end devoted father is con­ see (60 min ) [Closed Captioned) the prison snake pit. Sean Penn, Day. 1981. Rated PG. presentations. d S - Jeffersons night's program features the fused by life's ironies. Robin W il­ experts from area colleges and univer­ agencies that influence state transpor­ men's finals of this pro tennis Ally Sheedy. Rated R. liams. Glenn Close. John 2:45 A.M. The entertainer will Join sities. During her successful fight tation planning. 0 9 - SportsCenter tournament. (4 hrs.) 8:30 P.M. ® - MOVIE: The Verdict' An alcoholic attorney tries to reesta­ ® - That!s Hollywood Lithgow. 1982. Rated R. 3$ - MOVIE: 'Hammwt' A approximately 75 people d$ - Paddington Goes to against the construction of interstate RHAM concerts slated ® - MOVIE: Married Man' CD ■ Step Too Slow blish his career with a controver­ Transportation officials claimed at a M ovies Paddington the bear is 12:30 A.M. prostNution ring, a millionaire and on the seventh annual 291 from Rocky Hill to Farmington, she Pt.1 A successful lawyer with a - MOVIE: The Fortune sial malpractice suit against a 10:30 P.M. a blackmail plot lure detective recent public meeting in Bolton and HEBRON - The RHAM High School Music- slarstruck. CD Caravan to Israel of the and fellow highway fighters "put lovely wife and two young child­ Cookie' A T V cameraman, hurt powerful hospital. Paul ftowman, Q D - N e w s CD ^9 - Thicke of the Night Dashiet) Hammett b ^ k into the again at a Willimantic Chamber of Department will present two annual spring - Radio 1990 Today's pro­ ren became bored with his exist­ American Friends of Ihe mayors in and out of office," she said. while covering a football game, is Charlotte Rampling. James Ma­ ( ^ - A t^d Hitchcock CD - Nightline private eye business. Frederic Commerce meeting that the amount of concerts at the high sch«^l)l auditorium this week. gram looks at the hottest trends ence, an acquired a mistress and told by his brothor-in-law what to son. 1982. Rated R. Forrest. Mariki Henner. Peter Hebrew University and She urged residents not to be and performers in the world of a political career, which in long (29 - 2 4 Horas - Entertainment Tonight economic development the highway do in order to get a big insurance @) @iS) - MOVIE: 'Damnation Boyle. 1982. Rated PG. will attend the “ Y en tl*^ Tonight at 7:30, the chorus and chamber entertainment. run leads to his ruin. Anthony ® - Independent Network (® - Late Night with David discouraged in their tight to stop the settlement Jack Lemmon, W al­ Alley’ Survivors of the nuclear will foster is largely up to the towns -singers, directed by James Mirakian, will Hopkins, Lise Hilboldt, Ciaran N e w s Letterman 3:00 A.M. premiere in Tel Aviv AptlTt project. She said she fought against (29 ” Star Trek ter Matthau. Ron Rich 1966 destruction of the U.S. struggle to along the proposed corridor, which can present a program of choral music by composers Madden. 1983. CD - CBS News Nightwatch 1. — 1-291 while construction crews were (S )" Moneyline - Hollywood Frenzy This make a new beginning. Jan- 11:00P.M. 12:45 A.M. regulate development within their such as Randall Thompson, Gabriel Faure. Felix (S ) - Prime News Michaet Vincent, George Pep- JIP She will also dedicate already at work. (22) - N ew s special features a candid look at (D CD ( 3 (SI - N e w s G2) - Auto Racing *84: Formula borders. Mendelssohn and Aaron Copland. ( ^ - TV's Bloopers and Oscar fever. pard, Dominique Sanda. 1977. One Brazilian Grand Prix Cover­ CD - MOVIE: Triumph of the Emanuel Streisand "Until the day they cut the ribbon on ^ 9 - Baila Conm igo Practical Jokes Dick Clark and CD-T a x i Harculas* The people of Micene Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., the wind ensemble and (29 - Dos Mujeres En Mi Casa (29 - El Maleficio age of this racing event is pre­ Center for Jewish Studies Herald photo by Tarqulnio the highway, it can be done, " she said. But Langlois called a rumor that the - Entertainment Tonight Ed McMahon host this look at - Laugh-In rise in revolt against an evil concert band, directed by David Burgess, will (@ - Great Performances 'The CD sented from Rio de «/aneiro, on the campus of Hebrew "It's citizens that kill highways, not highway can create more jobs "propa­ ^ 9 - Family Feud scenes never intended for view­ ® - Odd Couple Brazil. (90 min.) prince. Dan Vadis, Marilu T d o . perform. The program includes selections by ing by an audience (60 min ) Queen of Spades.' Russian con­ Pierre Cressoy. 1964 University, named in ho­ South Windsor lawyer Jon Berman was one panelist at lawyers" said Thompson First Select­ ganda." He cited a 1982 study, ductor Woldemar Nelsson leads dD - Wild World of Animals & • Benny Hill Show 1:00 A.M. nor of Miss Streisand's commissioned by the federal transpor­ Vaughan Williams, Mozart and John Barnes SD - MOVIE: Enchantment’ A 9:00 P.M. the Opera Company of Philadel­ ® - USFL FootbaH: Saturday’s highway fighters' forum in Andover. Berman has men Geri Langlois, a former staff IS ) - Sports Tonight Chance, as well as numbers from several 7:30P.M. retired general teaches his young ® ® - MOVIE. 'Still the phia in Tchaikovsky's tale of ob­ CD - Laveme and Shirley Washington at Houston or Los father, who died when she member of the Eastern Connecticut tation department, which found that volunteered to serve as attorney in legal efforts to block musicals. The 40-member wind ensemble will CD ' PM Magazine grandniece a lesson in love. David Beaver' Theodore, with things session and intrigue. (3 hrs.) ® ) - Twilight Zone CD - Colum bo Angeles at Denver was 15 months old. Citizen Action Group. "Law yers are the number of jobs interstate highways feature trumpet soloist Charles Denier. construction of the Interstate 84 substitute expressway through great for delaying highways. Econom­ have brought to rural areas has been Admission is free to both concerts. The public is VOU'VB , ■ TAKE OFF VOUR. I - I - I DON'T IF WE DON'T FR-HR-FREE7E eastern Connecticut. ics kill highways.” negligible. SNAPPEP.' CLOTHEE, w a s h . KNOW: EASY... , TO DEATH FIRST. BRIDGE ASTRO invited. A reception will idliow the concerts. Marijuana crops cited In region GRAPH Students have assemblies BOLTON — The Student Council of Bolton High A ready-made play School recently presented two assemblies. The Brown: Kennedy is best bet for president first was a tae kwon do exhibition, which just fall into them automati­ demonstrated techniques of the martial arts. The cally. Let’s look into a ( % u r By Joseph Mlanowany Meanwhile, in the Senate, Kennedy THREE NEW ENGLAND states - The remainder have, in fact, done second was an Irish folk singing program by Tom Maine. Rhode Island and Vermont — quite poorly. squeeze that would develop < W r t h d a y ' United Press' international was fighting a battle for reduced U.S. Callinan. Both were well received by the student NORTH automatically for any military aid to El Salvador, and was have been identified by a special House According to bureau statistics, the body OQ72 declarer.” WASHINGTON ^ Even though the faced with accusations from Assistant committee as having apparently signif­ nation's population jumped by 3.3 YK J2 Jim: “ Here’s the simplest April 10,1984 presidential primary season is about Senate Republican leader Ted Stevens icant illegal marijuana crops. percent in the three years following the ♦ A642 possible one. South opens However, the study from the House 1980 census, to 233,981,000. New Hamp­ Bolton egg hunt Saturday 4AK8 Persons who have been lucky ' hqlf over, people in some quarters — that he was using the issue tocampaign two no-trump with his 21 for you financially in tha part" both Democrat and Republican — for the White House. Select Committee on Narcotics Abuse shire's people count jumped about 4.1 WEST EAST Bo l t o n ) The Bolton women's Club will points. North looks at his 17 are likely to be so again thla,. refuse to stop talking about Sen. Stevens, after meeting with Reagan, and Control said there were few or no percent, to 959.000 HERE COME THE YES, ITS READY, T H E N IT'S ALL RIGHT, l a d i e s ! \...AND TIE ,WE'RE GOING 0 10864 3 ♦ 95 sponsor an Easter egg hunt and bonnet contest for and counts a combined mini­ coming year. However, you " Edward Kennedy and the White House. attributed skepticism over the U.S. role official statistics to back up the claim. SIRLS WITH THE UM PA! A n d w e TIME WE GOT ALL >(OU HA'VE T O DO I IT TIG H T WHAT'S \ TO FEED Y987 5 Y10 6 3 mum of 37, even if his part­ However, the only other New Eng­ town residents aged 9 and under at Indian Notch might not do as well If you gel For example, on the same day the in Central Am erica to "an attempt by Reporting the results of a nationwide ROCKS! IS THE HAVE PLENTY STARTED.' IS ROLL ONE OF .THE/ WITH A S H E G O - \ T H E M T O ♦ 93 ♦ J 10 8 5 ner has shaded his opening land state anywhere near the national Park at 11 a.m. on Saturday. a MEAT ALL SLICED, O F V IN E S ! ROCKS UP IN A / SMALL ING T O d o ; "KILLER" FOR involved with new people or. thrra Democratic candidates battled in some people running for president to survey, the committee said part of the ^ O O O L A ? ♦ 10 7 ♦ J962 down to 20 points, as most strange groups. average was Vermont, which saw its There will be special prizes and a visit from the STRIP OF M EAT...^ VINE... WITH < BREAKFAST! New York last week, California Assem­ make El Salvador into Vietnam, which problem in coming up with firm data ■------y ~ ------LIKE THIS.' THEM? SOUTH players are inclined to do. ARIES (March 21-April 19) population rise 2.7 percent to 525,-000. Easter bunny. Rain date is Saturday, April 21. bly Speaker Wiliie Brown came to it is not." was the lack of long-established central ♦ AKJ Anyway, he counts a second Your companions will have" The region’s results tailed off from time to make sure and bids Washington and in no uncertain terms “ I'm talking about Senator Kennedy reporting systems in the three states. YAQ4 considerable Inlluence over" there. seven no-trump.” repeated his claim Kennedy was the and the people who are following him ," The panel said the illegal growth Andover exhibits artwork ^ ♦ KQ7 your outlook and attitude . Maine's 1,146,000 residents repres­ Oswald; "North and South appeared to be "very common” in ♦ Q543 today. Try to avoid peraotiei' only Democrat who can ‘ ‘command the Stevens said. Asked if he believed ented a 1.9 percent increase, and the ANDOVER — Work of local artist Carolyn are unlucky. If either Held who always find lault with,, loyalty" of enough voters t o . beat Kennedy was running, the Alaska Vermont, while New Hampshire re­ Vulnerable; Both 3,138,000 people living within Connecti­ Graham will be seen at the Andover Public four spades or hearts, the others. The Matchmaker wheei- senator said, "God knows whether he is ported no significant marijuana culti­ presence of the jack would President Reagan. cut's borders were a 1 perceht jump. Library "Artist-of-the-Month" show in April. Oils Dealer: South reveals your compatibility to aH ‘ or not.” vation problem. Massachusetts and give them a sure 13 tricks.” Brown — probably the most influen­ are the medium with which she works and still life West North East South signs, as well as showing you to Connecticut did not respond to the Jim: “ As it is, if either which signs you are best s u ltM '; tial black politician in the West — said Rhode Island and Massachusetts, the is her forte, along with landscape and a great deal 2 NT Asked about the speculation, a committee’s survey. minor suit breaks 3-3, the 13 romantically. Get yours by-* he hoped to talk with the Massachusetts region's most populated state, each of portrait work. Portraits are the most difficult M -9 Pass 7 NT Pass Pass spokesman for Kennedy repeated the Twenty-eight other states were also tricks are right there. If both mailing $2 to Astro-Graph, Box ' senator, “ and if the opportunity saw their populations rise less than 1 and the eyes the soul of her paintings. Pass senator’s position that he “ will not listed as likely having serious minor suits break badly, and 489, Radio City Station, New.< presents itself, I'd like to make a percent. Rhode Island jumped 0.9 When interviewed, Mrs. Graham said, "It's in East and West are reason­ York, NY 10019. accept a draft" at the Democratic problems. pitch.” percent to 955,000, while the Bay State the genes rather than any formal schooling." Her Opening lead: 44 able bridge players, seven TAURUS (April 20-May 20)" National Convention and would “ not Some observers on the West Coast, increased 0.5 percent to 5,767.000. grandfather did marvelous primitives and her will go down unless fate Even If It’s Inconvenient accept the vice presidential THE CENSUS Bureau reports that however, have speculated Brown’s real father is also a skilled painter. While traveling OFF THAT comes to declarer’s rescue.” keep promises you made to nomination." since it counted the country’s popula­ Only six other states in the counti^ others, don't try to back out ot* goal in pushing Kennedy is to keep the with her husband during his Naval career, she BOM^/ PUeA6^? Oswald: “ All declarer has "T h at’s been his position since he tion in 1980, only one New England state did worse than Massachusetts in to do is play out his spades them today. Demonstrate that" announced candidates honest, and to attended the University of Hawaii for two years. withdrew and that will be his position,” — New Hampshire — has grown faster percentage population growth since the and hearts. On the last one, you can be depended upon. " " see what concessions he can get from Mrs. Graham is active in an antique business, By Oiwald Jacoby the spokesman said. than the national average. 1980 census. and James Jacoby Ehist has to chuck a club or GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20),. them. "Back in Thyme,” which features country diamond. Whichever he Subdue tendencies to criticize today. You might feel that yout primitives, and accepts commissions for primi­ IFXXJ Jim: “ Let’s talk about chucks gives declarer bis tive portraits. thirteenth trick. East has remarks are constructive, bnf INTERNAL W A N T A N squeezes for a while.” they are apt to be taken Ih fi The Andover Public Library is located at the RE' P X T P N S iO N , been the victim of an auto­ New England college cost rise Is slowing Oswald: ‘‘Some are 5EI wfice ^ matic simple squeeze.” wrong way. r intersection of Route-6 and Long Hill Road. \rb you^ / , complicated. Some are so (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) Library hours are Mondays, Wednesdays and simple that declarer will Normally you're generous and BOSTON (UPI) — The cost of going down in tuition increases to the lower Bennington College in Vermont re­ tuition at $12,450. Thursdays from 7 to 9 p.m., Tuesdays from 2 to 9 f sharing, but tdoay you could, to college is still rising, but not as rate of inflation in the general mains the most expensive school in the Public schools remain a bargain p.m., Fridays from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m., and I i uncharacteristically be too' steeply as it has in the past few years, a economy. area with a tuition package cost of except for out-of-state students. In­ Saturdays from 2 to 5 p.m. tightfisted and leave a pqbt' state tuition at the University of Impression on others. published report says. $14,590 next year, followed by MIT at Massachusetts at Amherst is $1,129 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Whan Costs are ahead of the current 5 $14,400 and Harvard at $14,100, accord­ CROSSWORD managing those in your charge The results of a survey, published percent inflation rate, administrators ing to the survey. while those from other states pay Paper drive scheduled $3,686. today, strive to be consistent. I f Sunday in the Boston Globe, indicate said, because they need to catch up on The demand for financial aid is on the BOLTON — On April 28, the senior class at The Board of Regents of Higher n you are easygoing one moment < that the cost of room and board at faculty salaries and make building rise as well. Harvard reports up to 60 Bolton High School will conduct a paper drive and heavy-handed the next.- Ediitation adopted a tuition policy last ACROSS 5 College Answer to Previous Puzzle m ajor New England public and private inprovements put off during the years percent of its applicants request aid T h o u / A N P P o L lA f ^ S > ! expect undesirable results. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. degree (abbr.) schools will rise between seven and when high inflation and energy costs while smaller institutions say about 30 month requiring students to pay up to VIRGO (Aug. 23-8apl. 22) One Members of the class will collect the paper 1 Cabalistic 6 Youthful years SIO eight percent in the coming academic strained university budgets. to 40 percent of applications actually 33 percent of the cost of their education. thing you can bank on today'll from residents of the area who call the high I p o N ’T w a M T T o 7 Happens 7 Director The regents are scheduled to vote that others will react to you^ year. "W e're still playing catch-up,” said receive assistance. school. 643-2768, before April 28 and leave their 13 Ruffle hair Preminger □ ■ □ D exactly the way you treat tlMih. In the past few years, costs have Dartmouth spokesman Robert Gra­ April 18 on next year’s rates. Higher G ET a w a y Ff^otA i T A L L , 14 Formosa city 8 Traveler's □c:3 0 name and address. Be kind, not antagonistic. . i risen between 10 and 12 percent ham about the school’s 8.5 percent “ It's the fastest growing segment of Education Chancellor John Duff has 15 Heated choice ;:3 c io D For those who prefer, papers may be dropped LIBRA (8«pl. 23-Ocl. 23) If you the budget,” said Joseph Ellis, acting said they will be 12 to 15 percent higher 9 Spy group □ n s D annually, the newspaper reported. increase. “ Also this is cold country and off at the high school at 72 Brandy St., on April 27 i J u ^ T SotAF op IT .' diacouraa are planning to go out on tha (abbr.) DB -College officials attributed the slow­ the price of oil went up this year.” president of Mount Holyoke, with than this year. 16 Merchant town today, pick pals and before 4 p.m. and on April 28 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. to Keep currant 17 Conclude □ □ □ □ 11 Thread- places you can afford. YoiihK 18 New (prefix) n iS D D fD D regret It If you try 1o keep ttz" winding T havcs 4 - 1 20 Muhammad - OQ DfBQI a i r i t i with the heavy spenders. T I 21 Depend machine □□nGHDnQii] SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ‘Boy Wonder' delights crowd at Harvard 12 Betel mils 23 Ocean liner !::3nDogQc:]GQ Normally you're a methodical (abbr.) 19 Superlative GDG 18IKIYI person who knows how to use suffix Calif., and invited him to come to Harvard. k 24 Shoehoneans your time eHectIvely. but today’' By Ruth Youngblood 22 New England 35 Machine part 47 W ritai DIVORCED CATHOLICS 25 Gather you may make things hardar' United Press International "B atm an," based on comic book heroes created in IT''5TIMgv/0ULEARMEDTD y MOW W W 4 .1HE FIRST 3 6 Total 27 More banal native 50 Southern for yourself than necessary. 1939, transformed crime-fighting stories into high- HAVE YOUR QUESTIONS 9 24 Speaks DEFeND 'toUR5ELF UK5 A W O CO IF A BULLY PIOCED 30 Negative 37 Dehydrated itsta (abbr.) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oao. camp comedy, complete with a new television jargon 26 Madrigal CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Two Harvard University conjunction 39 Inner coating 21) Even though your be(lAr,r ANSWERED ABOUT DIVORCE AND 28 Genetic 51 Sesame plant students, tired of speeches by the numerous of "P o w !" and "A w w kkk!" 32 Word of 40 Liquaur iudgment tells you otherwlaa;u material 53 Paper ol dignitaries visiting the staid institution, started a new Bravin and Sagal said they were just beginning negation flavoring there's a possibility you might THE CATHOLIC CHURCH. 29 Hawkeye indebtednesa tradition by InvlUng Robin, the crime-fighting grade school when Ward, then 21, landed the role of 33 Lock opener 4 1 Roari by repeat a past mistake today" 34 Veneration State pahner of Batman in the 1960s. Robin. 43 Praise 54 Living room and suffer similar conaequei)^" 35 Swarmed 31 Grain for “ We didn’t believe it when he called to accept our Attend a panel discussion on piece While Bravin and Sagal initially envisioned the visit 38 Folkiingar whiikey 45 Encouraged CAPRICORN (Dac. 22-Jan. m " invitation,” said Jess Bravin Sunday, a first-year to be primarily for their dormitory, enthusiasm grew APRIL 9 at 7:30 p.m. at ST. MARY Guthrie 1 2 4 You’ll fare better In the long,c. 1 S 6 7 6 6 10 II 12 student who helped organize the visit of actor Burt even among administrators who suggested the 41 Author Grey run if you act IndepetMtonlty" word, remembqred as the “ Boy Wonder” in the CHURCH HALL, 1600 MAIN STREET, 42 Scale note 11 14 today. Try to avoid altuationa,, occasion be turned into a campus event. 44 Male parent which could place you under population television series. COVENTRY. The panel will consist 46 M ik e a IS 16 obligation. ward delighted his Harvard fans over the weekend There was a private dinner Friday and a special of a Roman Catholic priest, an In­ choice AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Pab. lt> ' by. bringing his comic-book character's raccoon, reception, a campus tour Saturday and then the 17 16 47 Communion 16 10 Be Iriandly and amicablo'iri" mask, golden cape and crimson vest to a lecture hall combination lecture-film show. structor-Advocate from the veiiel 2t 22 21 24 your dealings with freinds" on the usually s ^ a te campus. 48 Horse (tl.) today, but don't let anyone tak It was Ward’s first visit to Harvard, he told the The younger half of the “ dynamic duoi” as Batman Catholic Church Court, a divorce THAT VVAeTHE 49 Laudanum 26 26 27 26 It you Into doing something- audience that cheered every mention ol Robin from and Robin were called, left Harvard with the counselor, a separated-divorced- 52 Rsvesling which does not serve'your beet LON(5E5TCAT the “ Batman” series which ran twice a week between Winthrop House Film Society's first k^n-of-the-Year 55 Camalofa 10 11 12 Interests. award. / remarried support group counse­ O fCOPCQWMEBCIAL. magician PISCES (Pab. 2»4Nareh 20)Jf' 1968 and 1968. 11 14 Splicing together clips.of Robin’s antics, Ward kept Ward, now a 38-year-old businessman, poked lor. r E V E R a A W / 56 Loll you have something Important 67 Robs you hope to accompHsh todaK” bta admirers laughing and cheering for 98 minutes, B U R T WARD good-natured fun at his former co-star Adam West, 16 16 17 16 it 40 claiming West often upstaged the less experienced 58 Pullad schedule It as early as postlbie ” blit wouldn’t comply with their requests to change into .. . honored at Harvard For more iruormation, please contact' 41 42 41 44 46 Your drive and ambition dlmlfH'> costunoe. actor. DOWN M l In the p.m. “ Wej thought it would be pretty funny to have a and awaited suggestions. When asked to appear in costume, Ward declined, 46 47 46 visitor beyond the ordinary," explained Bravin, of ' Names poured in, but none had the "tongue-in- saying he wanted to "maintain the integrity of the OFHCE FOR EVANGELIZATION, t Fur-baaring Los Angeles. "The usual speaker is a Nobel Prize cheek” appeal of Robin, Sagal said. character.” animal 4t 60 61 62 61 •4 “ The hardest part of getting him was finding his "W e ’re going to try and keep traditions fresh and DIOCESE OF NORWICH 2 Word invantor winner or dignitary from another country." em- 66 The Statue of U bei^* address,” Bravin said. lively,” said Bravin, and "put a little twist on the 3 Coagulate 16 Bravin said he and his roommate, Peter Sagal of 742-5501 and the Washington U a o ^ Berkeley Hills, N.J., hung a sign on their dormitory The determined roomates finally tracked Ward usual guests who are invited to speak at this august m m 4 Wathington'a 17 66 nation ument were both com,., room saying, "Sweet 16 Visiting Has-Beens Project" down through the Screen Actor’s Guild in Malibu, institution." pleted in 1884. 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. 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Few people realize that Durhm 1b 3 0 0 0 Kennedy c 4 0 2 1 Howe 3b 6 0 2 1 COoviS Cf 4 0 2 0 "« s* I T ‘7T ’i .,, 4 4 12, QUESTION: The prices on stereo equipment have (All Times EST) (3rlffey 1b 5 0 2 0 O'Brien 1b 3 0 0 0 4 2 1 0 Nicosia C 3 1 0 0 this 800-hour average life was not determined by East Smalley 3b 5 0 2 0 Stein 1b 2 0 1 0 Morind ph 0 0 0 1 /Martinez If 4 0 2 0 Londrm rf reniained stable (or the last 10 years or so. Recently, change much. Systems costing more than $3,000. will Division Somllinals L Pet. OB Bucknr 1b 1 0 0 0 Thurmnd pO 0 0 0 OSm Ilh ss 2 3 2 2 Mullins SS I 0 0 0 inspecting the needle point. Needles were subjected to (Best-oMIvo) Wynegar c 6 0 1 0 Yost c 6 112 show slight increases of a few percent a year if their Detroit 01.000 Cey 3b 4 0 0 1 M cRvnI cf 4 0 0 0 Brum m r c 5 0 3 1 RIchrds ph 1 0 0 0 Ransey SO 80 10, Johnson 87 80 14, there have been some sharp increases. For example, Walts Confertnee Foil ss 5 0 1 0 Tollesn 2b 6 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 Minton p 0 0 0 0 quality construction is maintained. , a given number of hours of use. Then the needle was Cleveland 1 .750 Wllkrsn ss 4 0 0 0 Hall rt 5 12 1 Tempitn ss 5 0 1 0 Cox p Cook 811 33 9, Willoughby ^ 44 12, a Sony AM-FM table radio that sold (or about in Palricfc Division Toronto 3 .600 Lake c 5 1 1 0 Show p 2 0 0 0 Allen p 2 0 0 0 Kulper ph 1 0 0 0 Stereo Expert In the long run, I believe consumers will have to used to play a section of a brand new record and the N.Y. Ronstrs vs. N.Y. Islanders Hostetir ph 1 0 0 0 LovMIe p 0 0 0 0 Wolker 1-2 80 3 Totals 4 8 g 31-M 04. 1983, now costs about $140. Boston 3 .500 Andersn ss 0 0 0 0 Bowa ss 4 0 0 0 Letferts p 0 0 0 0 spend more to get a good stereo system for at least the grooves of this new record were examined to see how (Series lied, 2-7) New York 4 .333 Smith p 1 0 0 0 Fkinnry ph 1 1 1 0 MDovis p 0 0 0 0 Cleveland SSSSZiS I am concerned about this because i( this becomes a April 4 N.Y. Islanders 4, N.Y. BJones ph 0 0 0 0 Martin p 10 10 next few years. much damage was done. It was found that if you Baltimore 4 .000 Totals 50 4 14 4 ToMs 50 1 11 3 Ruthven p 3 1 1 0 Dcljeon p 0 0 0 0 - trend I won't be able to buy new electronic products Ronoers 1 Mllwoukee 5 .000 Woods If 0 0 0 0 Monge p 0 0 0 0 LeMstr ph 0 1 0 0 Jack Bertrand change your needle every 800 playing hours of use. April 5 — N.Y. Ronoers 3, N.Y. New Y oHz 100 000 0000001— 4 Wlllloms pOOOO when 1 need them. Could you explain the reason (or West Texas 010 000 000 000 » - 3 Johnstn ph 1 O 1 O Droveky p 0 0 0 0 Ctavetand 27, New Jersey 23. Rebounds- your records will be safe. To figure out if your needle Islanders 0 Oakland Dernier It 0 0 0 0 Brown If 2 1 1 0 Pittman ss 2 0 1 0 these sudden price changes, and i( you believe it is QUESTION; My needle is (ive years old, and has April 7 — N.Y. Rangers 7, N.Y. Gome-wInnIng RBI — Mattingly Totals 38 9 16 7 Totals 34 3 8 3 Cleveland41 (Hinson 11), New Jersey 57 needs replacement, estimate the hours per week you Seottle 4 1 .800 — ( ). Totals 48 8 12 6 Totals 38 5 13 5 (Williams 14)./ksslsts — Clevelaod 15 temporary? haii a lot of use. I took it to a stereo shop and had it Islanders 2 Minnesota 3 2 .600 1 1 CMCogg 8888181123—8 St. Louis 811 212 0 8 - 9 listen to the stereo. April 8 N.Y. Islanders 4, N.Y. E— Foil 2. Tolleson. D P — New York 1, (Bagiev, Huston 3), New Jersey 20 inspected under a microscope. They said it is in good Konsos CItv 3 2 .600 1 Texas 1. LOB— New York IS, Texas 11. Sen Diego 888 881 382»-S Sim Froncisce 888 838188— 3 (Richardson 8). Technical— Ronoers t Texos 2 3 .400- 2 Gome-winning R B I— none. Gome-winning RBI — None. ANSWER: As you probably know, most o( the Now, ail the cost-cutting methods have run out, so condition. How do you explain this? April 10 — N.Y. Rangers ot N.Y. 2B— Randolph, Tolleson, Moreno, E— M. Dovis, Brummer, Trillo. DP— RoMnson, Editor's note: If you have a question about stereos Calltornlo 2 4 .333 2>/> A6ot- E— Bowa, Nettles, DeLeon, Tem­ Siwiton 2 (elected). A — 1Z2S2. stereos, radios and televisions that are sold in the any (urther increase in the cost o( doing business will Islanders. 8:06 p.nrt. Chicago I 3 .250 2VY pleton. St. you would like to see answered here, write to: Jack Woshington vs. Phllodelphio tllngly 2. HR— Parrish (1), Yost (2). SB— Louis 1, Son Francisco 3. LOB— St. Louis o United States are made in Japan. For the last (ive be reflected in higher prices ol the finished product. ANSWER: The average needle microscope magni­ Saturday’s Results Smalley (2), Tolleson (2), Moreno (1). S DP—Chlcogo 2, San Diego 1. LOB— Bertrand, The Stereo Expert, P.O. Box 591, (Woslilnoton wins series. 3-0) Detroit 4, Chicago 0 Chlcogo II, San Diego 10. 3B— Ruthven, 15, Son Francisco 10.3B— O. Smith. H R - years, Japan has had a very high inflation rate. At The prices of mid-priced ($500 to $1000) stereo fies 30 to 50 times. It is useful in detecting chips in the April 4 -- Washinoton 4, Philadelphia? — Foil. SF— Baylor. Green (1), Trillo (2). SB — O. Smith (1). S Manchester Herald, Manchester, CT 06040. Jack Minnesota 13, Baltimore 4 IP H RERBBSO Garvey, Kennedy, Matthews. 3B— (irst, cost-cutting measures were used to hold the systems will be affected most because there are few needle point due to dropping it or other abuses. It will April 5— Washington 4. Philadelphia 2 Texas 8. New York 5, (4VS Inn.) Gwynn, — Cox, Herr. Celtics 117. Bulls 110 Bertrand is a licensed technician who lives at 46 April 7 •>- W ashin^on 5. Philodelphia 1 New York IP H RERBBSO price o( products down. This led to a lot^r quality cost-cutting measures left to take in this range of not show up wear in time to save your records from Clevelond at Kansas CItv, ppd., roln Guldrv 7 6 3 3 2 4 Sandberg. HR— Hall (1). SB— Phelps Road in Manchester. Adams Division Boston 3, Oakland 0 Sandberg St. Louis product in many cases. equipment. Systems costing less than this never made damage though. The only sure way is to change the Boston vs. Montreal Rllo 2 1 0 0 1 2 Cox 4 2 2 4 1 CH ICAG O (118) Toronto 3, California 1 Righettl 2 2 0 0 0 2 (I). S— McRevnolds, Sandberg, Dern­ 413 (Montreol wins series. 3-0) Seottle 3, Milwaukee 2 ier. Allen (W 13) 4 23 4 1 1 2 4 Higgins 2-5 1-1 5, S. Johnson 7-12 812 April 4 — Montreal 2. Boston 1 Murray (W 1-1) 2 2 0 0 0 2 23, Corzine 812 33 15, Whatley 810 86, Sunday's Results Texas IP H RERBBSO SimFnmctsce April 5 — Montreal 3. Boston 1 Minnesota 7, Baltimore 3 Chicago M. Dovis (L B2) 2 2 1 0 3 2 15, Dailey H-20 810 31, Bryont 16 82 2, April 7 — Montreal 5. Boston 0 H o u ^ 9 8 3 2 3 4 Martin 3 7 4 4 3 2 Wiggins 811 82 10, Oldhom 4-8 1-2 9, Detroit 7, Chicago 3 Tobik (L 1-1) 3 2-3 5 1 1 3 2 Ruthven .• 61-3 8 3 3 1 2 Buffolo VS. Quebec Kansas CItv 5, Cleveland 4 Stoddard 2-3 2 0 0 1 0 Williams 1 2 2 2 2 1 Totals 4104 3809 110. (Quebec wins series. 34)) O. Jones 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Minton 2 4 2 2 2 1 BOSTON (117) Californio 4, Toronto 3 P B — Yost. T— 3:51. A— 21409. Smith (W 1-1) 3 2 2 2 3 3 April 4 — Quebec 3. Buffalo 2 New York 4, Texas 3 Son Diego Lovelle 110 0 10 McHale 1818 45 24, Bird 12-17 6 6 X , Plants beat vitamin pills any day April 5 — Quebec 6. Buffalo 2 Oakland 14, Boston 2 Show 6 2-3 7 2 2 4 1 T— 3:05./k— 31,228. Parish 812 85 13, D. Johnson 26 82 6, Job Search April 7 — Quebec 4. Buffalo 1 Seattle 5, Milwaukee 4 Mets 3, Aslos 1 Letferts 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Wedmon 812 80 12, Carr 1814 2-2 22, Cantpbell Conference Monday's (Samos DeLeon 1 1-3 2 3 2 0 1 Buckner 2-7 OO 4, Clark 13 OO ^ Kite 2- Norris Division (All Times EST) Monge 0 0 0 0 2 0 5 80 4. Totals 5005 17-20 117. By William E. Hauda » Chlcogo vs. Minnesota Toronto (Cloncy 04)) at Oakland NEW YORK HOUSTON Dravecky 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 CMCogo 2126 3033-110 Norman M Gerber (Series tied. 2-2) (Conrov 04)), 10:35 p.m. obrhM idirbM Thurmond (L B I) I 3 3 0 0 1 Boston 3527 26 28-117 United Press International April 4 — Chlcogo 3. Minnesoto I Tuesday's Gamesd Backmn 2b 3 1 1 0 Doran 2b. 5 0 0 0 Stoddord pitched to 1 batter in 8th; Angels4.BiueJays3 Three-point goals— none. Fouled April 5 — Minnesota 6. Chicago 5 Texas at Detroit, 1:30 p.m. Oauend ss 3 0 0 0 Puhl rf 4 0 2 0 Monge pitched to 2 batters In 9th. out— April 7 — Minnesota 4, Chicago 1 Minnesoto ot New York, 2 p.m. Hrnndz 1b 3 0 0 0 Thon ss 1 0 0 0 HBP— by DeLeon (Cotto). WP— McHale, Porlsh. Total fouls— Chicemo20, MADISON, Wis. — Gardener-author April 6 — Chicago 4. Minnesota 3 Kansas CItv at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. Foster If 4 0 1 2 Reynids ss 2 1 0 0 Show, TORONTO CALIFORNIA Boston 31. Rebounds— Chicago 40 (S. April 10 Chicago at Minnesota. 8:35 Cleveland at Chicago, 8:Xp.m. Strwbrr rf 4 1 3 0 Cruz If 4 0 1 0 Smith. Balk— Stoddbrd. PB— Kennedy. T (tarhM ObrhM Johnson 11), Boston 44 (Bird ond Porlsh Jerry Minnich believes you get good p.m. Mllvraukeeat California, )0:30p.m. Wilson cf 4 0 2 0 Mm phrv cf 4 0 1 1 — 3:17. A— 24,285. Garcio 2b 4 0 3 2 Corew 1b 4 1 2 0 l0).Asslsts— Chicago 19 (Whatley 9), Detroit vs. St. Louis Boston at Seattle, 10:35 p.m. Brooks 3b 4 0 1 1 Knight 1b 4 0 1 0 Mosebv cl 3 0 0 0 Beniquz cf 4 0 2 1 Boston 34 (Bird 10). Technical— Oldham. nutrition by planting amaranth and (St. Louis wins series. 3*2) Toronto at Oakland, 10:35 p.m. Ortiz c 2 0 0 0 Gamer 3b 3 0 2 0 Bell If 4 0 0 0 RJcksn dh 4 1 1 2 A— 14«0. adzuki beans, not by popping vitamin I ? April 4 — St. Louis 3, Detroit 2 Stoub ph 1 0 0 0 Ashby c 4 0 0 0 RedsB. Phillies? Johnsn dh 4 I 1 0 DeCIncs 3b4 1 1 1 What companies April 5 — Detroit 5. St. Louis 3 Hodges c 1 0 0 0 NIckro p 2 0 0 0 Borfleld rf 3 0 1 1 Lynn rf 4 0 0 0 pills. April 7 St. Louis 4. Detroit 3 (20T) National League standings Torrez p 2 0 0 0 TScott ph 1 0 1 0 Upshaw 1b 1 0 0 0 Downing If 2 0 0 0 April 6 — St. Louis 3. Detroit 2 (OT) Leorv p 1110 Ruble p 0 0 0 0 PHILADELPHIA CINCINNATI Collins 1b 3 0 0 0 Pettis cf 0 0 0 0 Sixersl09.Knicks108 “ The more nutrients you get from the Smythe Division Obrhbi ObrhM East Sisk p 1 0 1 0 Smith p 0 0 0 0 lorg 3b 2 0 0 0 Wllfong 2b 2 0 0 0 consider before food you eat, the better off you’re going to Winnipeg vs. Edmonton Samuel 2b 6 2 3 1 Lawless 2b 5 0 I 0 W L Pet. GB Splimn ph 1 0 0 0 Mulinks 3b 2 1 2 0 Schoflld ss 2 0 0 0 (Edmonton wins series. 3-0) Totals 33 3 10 3 Totals 35 I 3 1 Matuzk 1b 4 0 1 0 Conepen ss 5 0 1 I N E W Y O R K (100) New York 4 \ .800 Martinez c 2 0 0 0 Norron c 3 1 1 0 Robinson 85 80 4, King 1819 7-8 37, be,” Minnich said, echoing the views of April 4 — Edmonton 9, Winnipeg 2 New York 000 000 130— 3 /Maddox cf 2 0 0 0 Redus If 4 0 0 1 Whitt c 1 1 0 0 Boone c 0 0 0 0 April 5 — Edmonton 5. Winnipeg 4 Philadelphia 3 2 .400 1 Schmidt 3b 7 2 3 0 Parker rf 5 1 2 1 Webster 2-5 81 4, Sparrow 413 8714, R. Montreal 2 .600 1 Houston 000000 010— 1 Griffin ss 2000 such prestigious professional groups as (OT) 3 Gome-winning RBI— Brooks (1). Lefebvr rf 3 1 2 1 Perez 1b 5 1 3 1 Williams 49 45 12, Walker 26 86 1-2 5, filling vacancies Pittsburgh 3 2 .600 1 Totals 31 3 7 3 Totals 29 4 7 4 Orr 88 8010, Tucker 5-91-111, (kunfeld the American Dietetic Association. April 7 — Edmonton 4. Winnipeg 1 E— Bockman. DP— Houston 2. Wcknfss 1b 1 0 1 0 Foley pr 0 0 0 0 Toronto 888888 138— 3 Colgorv vs. Voncouver St, Louis 3 2 .600 1 Wilson If 5 0 2 1 Esoskv 3b 5 1 1 1 1-3 84 5, Elmore 33 82 8 Totals 4881 Chicogo 3 2 .600 1 LOB— Cdlitonila 88881883X— 4 “ You don’t have to take vitamin pills. (Calgary wins series. 3-1) New York 7, Houston 10. 2B— Knight, Hayes cf 5 0 3 3 Cedeno cf 3 2 2 0 Game-winning R BI— DeCInces (1). 22-X 108. QUESTION: I've often wondered about the process April 4 — Colgarv 5. Vancouver 3 West Lezeano rf 1 0 0 0 Hume p 0 0 0 0 P H IL A D E L P H IA (109) Son Diego 4 1 .800 — Strawberry. SB — Puhl (1). S— E— None. DP— Toronto 1, California 1. _ a company goes through before placing a help wanted You can get your nutrition from the foods April 5 — Calgarv 4, Vancouver 2 Oquendo. DIoz c 5 0 10 Trevino ph 1 0 0 0 Erving 812 23 18, lovaroni 1-3 1-2 3, > 8 Atlanta 2 3 .400 2 LOB— Toronto 5, Colltornlo 4.GB— Malone 7-15 11-16 25, Cheeks 87 8 0 6, April 7 — Vancouver 7, Calgarv 0 IP H RERBBSO /Vguovo pr 0 1 0 0 Scherrer p 0 0 0 0 (kircia ad in the paper or giving a job order to a search firm. I you eat,’ ’ he said in an interview. April 8 — Calgarv 5. Vancouver 1 Cincinnati 2 3 .400 2 New York McGrow p 0 0 0 0 Houshidr If 0 1 0 0 Toney 1816 43 X , S. Williams 8 9 83 8, Houston 1 4 .200 3 2, Johnson. HR— Re Jackson (2), guess what I’m really asking is what makes a Torrez 5 2-3 5 0 0 2 3 Andersn p 0 0 0 0 Bllardell c 4 1 1 2 Richardson 85 23 8, Jones 2-2 3-3 7, Minnich, 50, has been cultivating a plot Los Angeles 1 4 .200 3 DeCInces (2). S— (klffin. Matthews 85 80 0, Johnson 2-2 80 4. company finally say, "O.K. — let's fill that slot.” Do San Francisco 1 4 .200 3 Learv (W 1-0) 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 2 Dejesus ss 4 1 1 0 Driessn ph 1 0 1 0 IP H RERBBSO since he was 20. His new and fourth Black Hawks 4, North Stars 3 Sisk (S 2) 2 2 1 0 0 1 Carlton p 2 0 0 0 Soto p 1 0 0 0 Totals 4876 2836 109. you know? 'Saturday's Results Toronto New York X X 23 27— 188 Philodelphia 9, Cincinnati 1 Houston GGross ph I 0 0 0 Power p 0 10 0 Acker 7 4 1113 gardening book, “ Gardening for Maxi­ Niekro (L 0-2) 7 7 1113 Campbll p 0 0 0 0 Milner cf 3 0 11 Philadelphia X X 3129—109 Minnesota 11 1—3 Pittsburgh 3, Los Angeles 0 R.L. Jacksn (LO-I) 1 3 3 3 0 0 Three-point goals— None. Fouled ANSWER: Whether they do — or not — every mum Nutrition” (Rodale Press, $15.95), San Francisco 1), St. Louis0 Ruble 1-3 2 2 2 2 0 Corcorn ph 1 0 1 0 California Chlcogo 11 3—4 Smith 1 2-3 1 0 0 0 3 Holland p 0 0 0 0 out— company should ask itself very specific questions First period^l. Minnesota. CIccarelM 1 Montreal 7, Atlonto 2 John 7 4 1 1 0 3 Webster. Total fouls— New York tells how to boost the nutritional yield of a New York 3, Houston 2 HBP— bv Torrez (Thon). PB— ^Ashbv2. Virgil c 10 11 Slaton 1 2 2 2 2 0 before embarking on a search to fill a position. If their (McCarhtv. Broten). 13:06.2. Chicogo. S. T— 2:27. A— 10,625 Totals 48 7 19 7 Totals 42 8 13 8 31, Lormer 2 (Secord). 14:14. PerKilties— San Diego 7, Chicago 6 Sanchez (W 13) 1 1 0 0 0 1 answers are honest and objective, they'lPdecide the backyard garden. TWO out When winning run scored HBP— bv Acker (Downing, Scho­ Philadelphia 25. Rebounds— New York 29 Moruk. Minn, 0:53; Giles. Minn. 3:47; Sunday's Results Philndeiphla 32881000801— 7 (Webster 11), Philadelphia 42 (AAalone advisability of filling the slot — and supply a focus in He said amaranth, a quick-growing, Preston, Chi, 12:47. Cincinnati 8, Philodelphia 7 Pirates 5. Dodgers 2 field) ; 18). Assists— New York 26 (Sparrow 12), Atlanta 6, Montreal 2 Cincinnati 001 050 000 02— 0 bv Sanchez (Barfield). T— 2:03. A— 24395. Second period— 3, Chicago. Lvsiak 1 Game-winning RBI— Milner (1). Philadelphia 25 (Cheeks 7). Technlcats- terms of who they should be interviewing. Some of the leafy plant used in salads, is the richest of (Preston. Sutter), 10:02. 4. Minnesota, Pittsburgh 5, Los Angeles 2 E— Dejesus, Matuzek, Schmidt, Phllodelohla coach Cunningham, New - basic questions are; Roberts 2 (Giles. Maruk). 14:39. St. Louis 9, Son Francisco 3 PITTSBURGH LOS ANGELES all vegetables in calcium, has twice the Ob r h bi Ob r It M Esoskv. Y ork (Illegal defense) 2. A— 17,313. 1. What is the ultimate profit objective of the Penalties— T. Murrov. Chi, 4:51; Chicago 8, San Diego 5 DP-^hllodelphla 2, Cincinnati 1. LOB— iron of spinach, and is topped only by Holm­ New York 3, Houston 1 Wynne cf 4 12 0 Sox 2b 2 0 2 0 position? If the position was not filled fora long time, Loev rf 4 1 4 3 Londstv 2b2 0 1 0 Philadelphia 17, Cincinnati 5.28— Haves, gren. Minn, 12:41; Brown. Chi, 12:41, Monday's Gomes Wilson, Motuzek, Diaz, Perez 2, Cedeno, what would happe.n to the firm? broccoli in Vitamin C. MocAdom, Minn, maior, 17:19; S. (All Times EST) Madick 3b 5 0 0 0 Whitflld rf 4 0 0 0 Thmpsn 1b 5 0 2 0 Uindrex cf 4 1 1 0 Esoskv, Parker. SB—Samuel 3 (6), Tigers y.White Sox 3 Lakers 119, Blazers 113 2. Is it possible to eliminate this position — or Larmer, Chi, maior, 17:19; Ciccarelli. Montreal (GullicksonO-DotCincinnati Dejesus 2 (2), Concepcion 2 (2). S— “ Although amaranth has been grown Minn,17:30; Roberts,Minn,maior(gome (Berenyi 0-1), 7:35 p.m. Oils If 4 0 0 0 (Suerrer 3b 4 0 0 0 combine its duties with another job being done by a Chicago (Rainey 1-0) at Los Angeles Rov 2b 5 0 2 2 Marshall If 4 1 2 2 Corlton, Diaz, Power. SF— Wilson, Re­ LO S A N G E L E S (119) for human food for more than 4,000 years, misconduct), 17:30. Second, Chi. dou­ dus. DETROIT CHICACM) bright, able, responsible person within the company? ble (Reuss dO), 10:35 p.m. M O V c 5)00 Brock 1b 4010 Rambis 84 2-3 8, Worthy 1424 9-9 37, Berra ss 4 12 0 Andersn ss 2 0 0 0 IP H RERBBSO idirhM ObrhM Kupchok 811 1-111, Johnson 1815 8625, 3. How much time do we have to fill the slot? it has only recently received renewed maior, 17:30. Tuesday's Games Philadelphia Whltokr 2b 5 0 2 1 RLow cf 4 1 2 0 Third period— 5, Minnesota. Maxwell 1 Houston at Philadelphia, 1:0Sp.m. Rhoden p 3 1 1 0 Mondov ph 1 0 0 0 Scott 89 80 6, Noter 13 80 2, Cooper 43 4. What is the salary range? Bonus factors? attention as a crop for North American Guonte p 1 0 0 0 Russell ss 0 0 0 0 Carlton 6 8 6 3 0 6 Trmmll ss 4 0 1 0 Fisk c 2 0 0 0 8914, Mc/Ldoo 415 84 11, Spriggs 8 0 8 0 (unassist^). 2:21. 6, Chicago, Secord 3 Montreal at Cincinnotl, 7:35p.m. Campbell 2 0 0 0 0 1 Evans dh 3 1 1 0 M ov c 0 0 0 0 (Sovard. Feamster), 12:52.7. Chicago, T. New York at Atlonta, 7:40 p.m. Scioscia c 3 0 1 0 0, McGee 2-313 8 Totals 4609 27-36119. 5. What extra-special talents does an individual gardens,” Minnich said. St. Louis at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. DIoz p 0 0 0 0 Holland 2 1 0 0 0 3 Parrish c 5 0 0 0 Bolnes rf 4 12 2 P O R T L A N D (113) need to succeed in the job? Murrov 1 (Ludzik, Brown), 14:09. McGrow 0 1110 0 Lowry c 0 0 0 0 Luzinsk dh 4 0 0 0 Like amaranth, adzuki beans are high Penolties— Levie, Minn. 3:58; McCorthv, Pittsburgh at San Froncisco, 10:35p.m. Valenzul p 2 0 0 0 (^irr 1812 813 25, Natt 8 8 8 5 11, 6. Who is doing the job now? What about overlap? Zochrv p 0 0 0 0 /Vndersen (L B I) 2-331110 Gibson rf 4 2 2 1 Walker 1b 3 0 0 0 Thompson 7-151-115, Paxson 7-16 89 X , Minn, 12:24; B. Murrov, Chi, 12:24. Chickindtl Kuntz rt 1 0 0 0 Hulett ph 1 0 0 0 in nutrition. Imported Japanese adzuki Shots on goal— Minnesota 13-7-3— Yeoger c 1 0 0 0 Valentine 36 80 6, Cooper 87 80 4, . 7. Does th'e position deal primarily with people or is Totals 40 5 13 5 Totals 33 2 7 2 Soto 4 1-3 8 6 6 4 6 Grubb It 1 1 0 0 Kittle If 4 1 1 1 23. Power 1 2-3 2 0 0 2 2 Herndon If 1 1 0 0 VLow 3b 2 0 0 0 Lever 7-10 2-2 16, Drexler 810 2-3 8, it concerned more with money, data, things, or ideas? beans contain about 25 percent high Chicago 10-B-13— 31. Royals 5. Indians 4 Pittsburgh 210100 010— 5 Lam p 1-3 8 0 2, Norris 1-3 1-3 3. Totals LOS Angeles 000000 300— 2 Hume 3 4 0 0 0 1 Bergmn 1b 2 1 1 0 Squires 3b 1 0 0 0 8. What is there about the job that the right person quality protein and can be used in Goalies— Minnesota, Beaupre. Chi­ Scherrer 11-351100 Gorbey 1b 3 1 2 3 Poclork ph 1 0 1 0 4490 2536 113. cago, Game-winning R B I — Rev (1). Los Angeles XMX36—119 . would find challenging and attractive? CLEVELAND KANSAS CITY E— Guerrero, Landestoy. DP— Smith (W 1-0) 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Lemon cf 3 0 11 Fletchr ss 3 0 1 0 everything from soups to soft drinks, he Bannerman. A— 16,478. abrhbi obrhbi McGrow pitched to 1 batter In 11th. Johnson 3b 3 0 1 I Cruz 2b 3 0 0 0 Portland XXM21—113 9. How many applicants should we interview before Butler cf 4 1 2 0 Conepen ss 4 1 1 0 Pltfs- Total touls— Los Angeles 2B, Por­ said. burgh 1, Los Angeles 2. LOB— Pittsburgh W P — Carlton, Power. T— 3:38. A — Brookns 3b 1 0 0 0 tland making an offer? ' Bernzrd 2b 3 1 3 1 Sheridn cf 4 0 11 11, Los Angeles 4. 2B— Rhoden, Berra, 16,443. Totals 36 7 11 7 Totals 32 3 7 3 10. Will the executive doing the interviewing have Franco ss 4 0 11 Orta rt 4 0 2 0 Delreil 828 128318— 7 29. Rebounds— Los Angeles 46 (John­ Flames 5. Canucks 1 Thompson, Rav. HR— Marshall (2). SB— son the authority to negotiate salary, etc.? If not, who Thorntn dh 4 0 0 0 Motley rf 0 0 0 0 Landreaux (2), Brock (1). C hkogo 811888 818— 3 MINNICH, marketing director for the Tobler 1b 3 1 ) 0 McRae dh 3 2 2 0 Twins 7. Orioies 3 Gome-Winning RBI — Whitaker (1). 8), Portland 42 (Natt 8). Assists— Los IP H RERBBSO Angeles 21 (Johnson 12), Portlond 18 will? Calgarv 311—S Hargrv 1b 1 0 0 0 BalbonI 1b 4 0 0 0 Pittsburgh DP— Detroit 1. LOB— Detroit 11, Chlco- University of Wisconsin Press, said Jacoby 3b. 4 1 2 2 White 2b 4)21 (Lever 5). Technical— Coach Riley. 11. Do we currently have resumes from potential • V - \ Vancouver 0 01— l Rhoden (W 1-1)61-3 7 2 2 0 3 BALTIM(HtE MINNESOTA go 5. 2B— Berixnan, Evans, Gorbey. HR A— vegetables sold in supermarkets are not First period— 1. Calgarv, Reinhart 1 Hassev c 4 0 0 0 Dovis It 3 1 2 1 ObrhM ObrhM — Gibson (2), Kittle (1), Baines (1). SB — candidates? Guonte (S 2) 2 2-3 1 0 0 0 3 12,666. ; r).« 4 , J.-J. (Bozek), 9:07.2, Calgarv. Loob 2 (Eaves, Vukovch rt 2 0 1 0 Slaught c 3 0 0 0 Los Angeles Bumbry cf 4 0 1 0 Brown cf 3 2 2 1 Grubb (1), Trammell (4), Whitaker (1), Now you know the process, too. ’ as fresh as you might think. Konrovd), 10:37. 3, Calgarv. Jackson 1 Nixon It 3 0 0 0 Pryor 3b 3 0 1 0 Herndon (1). S— Lemon. Valenzuela (L 0-2) 6 9 4 3 3 3 Dwyer rf 2 0 0 1 Teufel 2b 4 2 3 1 UPl photo (unassisted), 19:14. Penalties— Sanchz ph 1 0 1 2 Zachry 1 0 0 0 0 0 Ripken ss 4 0 1 0 Hrbek 1b 5 1 3 1 IP H RERBBSO They begin losing nutrients as soon as Neelv. Ashford 3b 0 0 0 0 Diaz 2 4 1 1 0 0 Murray 1b 3 1 1 0 Brnnskv rf 4 0 0 0 Detroit Sonics 120. Bockets 107 QUESTION: Every so often I read or hear that Van, 1:44; Pepllnski, Cal, 1:44; Moclnnls, Totals 32 4 10 4 Totals . 33 5 12 5 Lownstn If 4 0 1 0 Hatcher It 5 1 4 3 Rozemo 4 5 2 2 1 1 they are picked, a loss that continues "You don’thavetotakevitamin pills. You nich. He has been cultivating a plot for Cleveland 000 300 100— 4 T— 2:32. A— 41,550. sending out resumes is a waste of time, that actualiy Cal, 6:10; Konrovd, Cal, 6:52; SmvI. Van, Singletn dh 4 0 1 0 Elsnrch dh 3 0 0 1 Lopez (W 13) ^11114 HOUSTON (107) very few people get hired because of their resume. slowly during packing and shipping and can get your nutrition from the foodsyou the past 30 years, I2:d9; Risebrough, Cal, 18:53. Kansas City 010 000 13X— 5 Gross 3b 4 1 2 2 (taetti 3b 4 1 2 0 Hernandez 1 1 0 0 0 1 Secand period— 4, Reinhart 2 (Elo- Gome-winning RBI — Sanchez (1). Chicago C. Jones 46 81 8, R. M cCray 7-15 85 ' You keep stressing the importance of resumes. Douer 2b 3 0 0 0 Foedo ss 4 0 0 0 17, Sampson 11-19 2-2 24, Leovell 181782 display in stores. eat," says gardener-author Jerry Min- ranta, DP— Cleveland 1, Kansas City 2. LOB— Mariners 5. Brewers 4 Shelby ph 1 0 0 0 Reed c 2 0 0 0 Scover (L 0-1) 4 13 7 5 5 3 3 What’s the straight scoop? Pepllnski), 12:4). Penalties— Cleveland 3, Kansas City 8. 2B— Tobler, Agosto 1 1 0 0 4 0 X, Lloyd 410 1-2 9, Ford 1-3 80 2, Because his back yard is small, Minnich Dempsey c 3 1 1 0 Laudnr ph 1 0 0 0 Teogle 810 80 10, M. Jones 44 83 11, Delorme, Orto, McRae, Davis, Sanchez. 3B— Nokm ph 10 0 0 Barolas 1 2 2 2 1 1 Van, 6:27; Snepsts, Van, 8:00; Snepsts, Sheridan. HR— Jocobv (1). SB— MILWAUKEE SEATTLE Burns 1 2-3 1 0 0 0 2 Walker 85 82 6, E. Hayes 82 80 0, ANSWER: Keep those resumes going, folks! Sure, rents a garden plot, 30 by 50 feet, capable Totals 33 3 8 3 Totals 35 7 14 7 Bailey 82 80 0, Ehio 82 80 0. Totals 49- Van, 10:27; Baxter, Cal, 10:27. Bernaz- Obrhbi obrhbi Baltimore OI1 180 00B-3 Reed 1 0 0 0 0 1 ard (4), Davis (1). James rf 4 1 2 1 Percont 2b 4 3 3 1 95 817 107. there are people who get jobs without resumes, but a of providing about 80 percent of the total Third period— 5, Calgarv, Reinhart 3 Minnesota 100310t2x—7 Rozemo pitched to 1 batter In 5th. SEATTLE (1M) (Pepllnski, Tambelllnl), 2:37. 6, Van­ IP H RERBBSO Gantner 2b 5 0 4 0 Mllborn 3b 4 0 1 1 (Same-winning R B I — Hrbek (1). HBP—Bv Rozemo (Fletcher). T— well done resume and cover letter simply generate vegetable needs for a family of four. couver, SmvI 2 (Lanz, Rota), 12:18. Clevelond Yount ss 4 0 0 0 Thomas If 3 0 1 2 3:17. Chambers 819 7-7 23, Vranes 4 5 81 8, more interviews than the same ‘paper’ poorly Simply waiting for a sunny iday to harvest cabbage can boost Sutcliffe 7 9 3 3 2 4 DP— Minnesota 1. LOB— Baltimore SIkma 1818 810 29, Williams 811 8 2 14, He said his interest in the nutritional Penalties— Baxter, Cal, 5:54; Jack- Cooper 1b 5 0 10 DHndrs cf 0 0 0 0 7, A — 20,478. presented — or not used at all. No one ever really gets son, Frazier (L 0-1) 1 3 2 2 1 0 SImmns dh 5 0 0 0 Putnam 1b 2 0 0 1 Wood 810 2-2 18, Howes 2-5 8 0 4, the Vitamin C content 20 percent or more. Minnesota 10.2B— Goetti, Teufel, Demp­ Sundvold 1-8 80 2, King 83 80 6, Brown aspects of gardening was generated by Cal, 7:33; Lupul, Van, minor, maior, Kansiu City (Jgllvle If 4 1 1 0 SHndrs ph 1 0 0 0 sey, Hrbek. 3B— Hatcher. HR— Gross (2). 'hired because of a resume. Don’t forget, its sole 14:15; Moclnnls, Cal,maior,14:15. Black (W 2-0) 8 10 4 4 2 4 Howe 3b 1 1 0 0 Ramos 1b 0 0 0 0 SB— Brown (1). SF— Dwyer, Elsen- 87 83 15, S. McCray 80 80 0, S. Hayes ; purpose is to get a job searcher an interview — and it’s reading about crops that are high in As for uncommon plants like amaranth, Minnich said they are Shots on goal— Calgarv 13-12-5— Quisenberrv (S 2) 1 0 0 0 0 2 Molitor ph 1 0 0 0 Cowens rf 3 0 1 0 80 80 0, Johnson 80 1-2 1. Totals 4886 relch. 2427 IX . what happens at the interview that determines 30. Sutcllfte pitched to 1 batter In 8th. Schroedr c 4 0 0 0 Nelson dh 4 0 0 0 IP H RERBBSO different vitamins. really not all that hard to find. Vancouver 9-10-10— 29. H B P— bv Sutcliffe (Concepcion). T— Ready ph 1 0 0 0 Kearney c 4 0 1 0 Baltimore •••••••••••••••••••••• HoiMon 3119X33—187 ' I whether the appiicant will be hired. “ I kept getting bits and pieces, but could Goalies-;-Caloarv, Edwards. Van­ 2:37. A— 13,146. Mannng cf 2 1 1 1 Bradley cf 4 1 1 0 Palmer (L BI) S4>^ a31X26—IX couver, Owen ss 3 110 D. Martinez Total touls— Houston 24, Seattle X . So, knowing that the-more-interviews-the-better, not find any book that attacked this whole Brodeur. A— 12,182. Totals 36 4 9 2 Totals 32 5 9 5 T. Martinez Rebounds— Houston 27 (R. McCray 9), Milwaukee 100 200 010— 4 Basketball Seattle 48 (SIkma 20). Assists— and knowing that it’s the combination of an effective thing in a coordinated way,” he said. Minnesota Houston resume and cover letter that produces more A s 14, Red Sox 2 Seanie lOOOIOlOx— 5 Williams (W 1-0) Game-winning R BI— Thomas (1). 28 UJoyd 7), Seattle 23 (Williams 7). A — interviews, you can see the importance of not just “ Once I began ta research, I found Blues 3, Redwings 2 Davis (S 1) 10,2X. E — Milbourne, Moore 2, Cooper, W P— Williams. T— 2:22. A — 13,286. plenty of information that really hadn’t nutrients are in the garden soil. seed sources. BOSTON OAKLAND Putnam, Howell. D P — Milwaukee 1, sending out ‘paper,’ but sending out ‘paper’ that St. Louis 1101—3 Ob r h bi Ob r h bl Seattle 3. LOB— Milwaukee 13, Seattle 7. NBA standings reflects your competence: the fact that you care about been published at all. I ended up with four The book also tells how to choose the Not everyone in Minnich’s family of Remv 2b 1 0 0 0 Hendrsn If 4 3 2B— 2 1 Oglivle, BrcKlIev, Cowens. SB— yourself, and aren’t afraid to reveal who you are; your Detroit 0 2 0 0— 2 PerconIe (2), Cowens ID , Carney (1). SF cartons of data. I spent months just most nutritious crops, plan for their four was immediately receptive to his First period— L St. Louis, Pettersson 3 Barrett 2b 2 1 0 0 Murphy cf 5 1 2 0 Eastern Cantarence Suns126.Nuggeta121 occupational triumphs and achievements: your Evans rt 4 0 1 0 Morgan 2b-S 1 — Putnam, 1 2 Thomas. gardening views. (Gilmour, Bobveh). 9:39. IP H R E R B B s o Atlantic Division documenUble history, etc. Your paper’ may only be sorting it out and boiling it down as far as inclusion in a garden, and how to harvest, Penalties— Boggs 3b 1 0 0 0 Phillips 2b 1 0 00 W L Pet. G B PHOENIX (IX) Rice If 4 0 11 Lansfrd 3b 4 1 1 0 Milwaukee one out ol 200 on a hiring executive’s desk, but your prepare and store homegrown food to He said his daughter originally thought Anderson, St.L, 0:20; (^re, Det, 0:20; Sutton (L 81) 6 5 4 3 2 3 X-Boston 59 19 .756 — ^ Nunc* >815 3 3 23, possible and writing it in a way that would Wickenhelser. St.L, 1:01; Bobveh, Nichols If 0 0 0 0 Almon 3b 10 0 0 Football x-Phlladelphia 50 28 .641 9 . resume and cover letter will not be compared with the Easier dh 4 0 0 0 Bochte 1b 3 32 2 Porter 1-3 3 1 1 0 0 Edwrard 7-12 OO 14, AAacy 410 4 3 S , appeal to the average backyard hacker.” retain the most nutrients. writing about gardening was “ a dumb St.L, McClure 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 x-New York 45 33 .577 14 9S!I‘* Pittman 1-2 1-2 3, 7:26; Larson, Det. 6:25; Dunlop, Det. Armas cl 4 12 1 KIngmn dh 4 1 2 2 x-New Jersey 43 35 J51 16 other 199 — yours has to stand by itself and impress idea. Gedman c 4 0 1 0 Brrghs dh 1 0 00 Fingers 1 1 0 0 0 1 ixiTy’o S S i ' f S a n d e r s For example, simply waiting for a 11:37; Hickev, St.L,double-minor, 11:37; Seattle x-Woshlngton 34 45 .430 25'A i:* 8, Westphal 5 6 8 and/or attract when it’s read. If it’s done well, and Smith, Det. 14:42; Dunlop. Det, 19:02; Stapletn 1b 4 0 0 0 Lopes rf 4 2 3 3 Central Division MINNICH’S BOOK describes the effect sunny day to harvest cabbage can boost “ She wanted me to write about rock and Hoffmn ss 3 0 1 0 Esslan c 0 0 Moore 00 (W 1-0) 51-3 7 3 0 6 4 USFL standings ”j>4 Scott 80 80 0. Totals 5(>-94 2432 your qualifications, potential and self-esteem shine Sutter, St.L, 19:50. MIrabella 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 2 x-Mllwaukey 47 31 .603 — roll. Then she turned 16 and began to Second period— 2, Detroit, Larson 2 Miller ph 1 0 0 0 Heath c 4 1 2 2 x-Detroll 46 32 JW 1 D E N V E R (121) through, you’ll be contacted (along with just a few soil has on the nutritional value of the the Vitamin C content 20 percent or more, Hill ss 4 1 1 1 Stoddard 1 2 1 1 1 1 (Duguov), 3:48. 3. St. Louis, Pettersson4 VandeBerg 2 J 0 0 0 1 0 Emlern Conlerence x-Atlanta 37 42 .468 lOW Eiigllsh 11-19 88 X, Vondeweahs 18M others from the remaining pile of ‘paper’) , to come for produce. He recommends a soil test, he writes. become very health conscious. She (Gilmour), 5:56. 4, Detroit, Duguov 2 Totals 32 2 6 2 Totals 38 14 16 13 Atlantic DIvisloa Cleveland 27 51 M6 20 Boston 011000 000— 2 Beard (S 1) 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 an interview. (Yzerman), 19:49. Penalties— WP— Porter. PB— Schroeder.T— 3:08. W L T Pet. P F P A Chicago 27 51 346 20 usually performed for a couple of dollars As for uncommon plants like amaranth, became a vegetarian and she has been for Anderson, Oakland 600 123 3Dx— 14 New Jersey 6 1 0 .857 191 104 Indiana 25 53 321 22 St.L, 2:57; Ramage, St.L, 6:16, Sutler, (Same-winning R B I— Morgan (1). Philadelphia 6 1 0 .857 161 94 Western Conference TStalJ4^*»y,'2i''"‘^ « <• ‘Lightning’ may strike without using a resume, but by a county cooperative extension agent, Minnich said they are really not all that five years now. Now she has a backyard St.L, 20:00; Gore, Det, 20:00. E— Armas. DP— Boston 1, Oakland 8,129. Pittsburgh 2 5 0 .286 103 137 1. Midwest Olvislen you do nothing except improve your odds by and steps to take to make sure important hard to find. His book contains a list of garden every year.” Third period— None. Penalties— Washington 0 6 0 .000 60 187 W L Pet. OB ^ S S S S z l S • continuing to send out the best one you can come up Johnson, LOB— Boston 7, Oakland 4. 2B— Southern Division x-Utah 43 36 344 — St.L, 1:11; Smith, Det, 11:43; Gilmour, Evans, Birmingham 6 1 0 .857 193 98 X-Dallos 41 37 .526 I'/i ' with. The rest is up to you. St.L. 11:43. Armas, Bochte, Kingman, Heath, Hill. New Orleons 6 1 0 .857 186 103 Denver 37 42 368 6 Overtime— 5, St. Louis, Pettersson 5 HR— Arm as (2), Herxierson (2), Lopes Tampa Bay 4 3 0 .571 153 160 & 72°' ioV'^-Pttoenlx X, Denver (2). SB— Henderson (3). SF— Moremn. Braves 6. Expos 2 Kansas City 36 43 .456 7 Asslsta— Phoenix X (Dovis 11), (G ilm our, Reeds), 2:42. Penalties— AAemphls 2 5 0 .286 113 208 Son Antonio 34 44 .436 B'/i Denver X (Williams 12). Rehounita- None. Jacksonville 2 5 0 .286 167 166 Houston 29 49 .372 I3

A b o u t Tow n i \ A d vice \ gives tips Benefit show pianned Looking for queen BOLTON — The Bolton Lioness Club will sponsor a Anderson Shea Post 2046, VFW, andRjs auxiliary, Nursing 6-year-old normal or not? on wood variety show May 4 at 7; 30 p.m. at Piano's restaurant are seeking girls to be contestants at the Kiyalty ./ dance to be held April 14 at the Post home, 608 E. in Bolton. The hall has been donated for the show, and DEAR ABBY: I totally ren. one of whom is she came to the door and By Jack Warner all proceeds will benefit the Susanne Reopell surgery Center St. The winner will be crowned Miss Loyalty chronically mentally ill. yelled. "What's the mat­ Day Queen. disagree with your atti-- United Press International fund. tude toward breast­ and I understand that ter? Can't you take a Miss Reopell is a Bolton woman with a nerve Contestants must be at least 16 years of age and not hint?” When 1 tried to older than 21. They must also be unmarried and state feeding a 6-year-old boy. these tendencies are often A surprising number of letters disease that makes it impossible to walk or speak inherited. explain that I thought residents. (You said, "At his age he Dear Abby have come from readers appar­ clearly. Surgery to implant electrodes in her spine is should be drinking from a Should my children be maybe she was sick, she ently unaware of the magazine The Loyalty Day state ball will be held in MeridgO walked away from the pianned. on May 4 and the parade will be in Wallingford. For cup — and I don't mean a told? It could involve Fine Woodworking, which seems Door prizes and raffles will be featured. Refresh­ D cup.") You also said Abigail Van Buren future generations. door again. to me an absolutely essential ments will be available. Tickets are $5 for adults and more information call Gwen Grassier, 649-5895 Now I'm upset and my Doris McCarthy, 646-8583. that most pediatricians WORRIED IN publication for any woodworker. $2 for children under 12. would agree with you. EUGENE. ORE. feelings are hurt. What I do not like to be so adamant The club is seeking more acts to be included in the Which ones? should I do if 1 see her about the virtues of any commer­ show. Call 647-99iror 643-8375. Teach kids to write z: DEAR WORRIED: Atn again? cial product, but there is simply no I am sending you a list of physicians on the La solutely. To withhold such HURT IN substitute for this magazine. It is Don’t overeat The Greater Hartford Council of the Intematiot^ information would be un­ HIBBING. MINN. Reading Associatioi\ will meet Wednesday at 3^30 Leche League's Advisory to breast-feed a 6-year-old Irom ours. devoted to the best of taste and the Board. If you had called in this culture would be In conclusion, shall we fair and unwise. most exacting skills; it is hand­ Overeaters Anonymous will meet Wednesday in the p.m. at Willie’s Steak House, 444 Center St. DEAR HURT: Apolog­ somely produced, well written and cafeteria meeting room of Manchester Memorial Tom Wolpert, an author of diildren’s books, wUi any of them you would highly irregular, bizarre, say the dairy bar should have been told that it is ' psychologically un­ be closed to any child who DEAR ABBY: I feel ize for knocking on her full of invaluable information. Hospital. Newcomers are welcome at 7:30 p.m. and speak about teaching writing to children. He will work terrible about something door without having In addition, it is packed with the general meeting will follow at 8 p.m. with a group of Manchester students to demonstrate perfectly OK and very healthy and definitely not is old enough to put his beneficial emotionally as recommended. Most doc­ foot on the rail? and want your opinion. I called to find out if she advertisements that answer most There are no dues or registration fees. The group, his techniques. At 6:30 p.m. he will lead a follow-iiq) went-to visit a friend one wanted company. She questions about where to buy tools, which follows the principles of Alcoholics Anonym­ discussion. well as physically for a tors indicated that the 6-year-old to nurse. mother needed psychiat­ DEAR ABBY: I always afternoon without calling may have been sleeping, what tools are available and so ous, helps members deal with the underlying Guests are welcome. ^IKXucille Bartolomo at first to tell her I was not feeling well, or other­ forth. problems of compulsive eating. The public is invited. 249-5897 for reservations./ Please don't allow your ric treatment — that she is wondered why my aunts own prejudices to inter­ satisfying her own need, and uncles never talked coming. wise occupied. A year's subscription is $16 from I When I knocked on her Your friend was very The Taunton Press, 52 Church Hilt Mason degree presented fere with your advice. not that of her child. much about my grand­ Legion plans month JUDY K., Only one physician said father's absence from the door, she called through rude to have asked, Road, Box 355, Newtown. Conn. The Manchester Lodge 73 of Masons will meet the door, "Who is it?" "Can't you take a hint?” 06470. PATTERSON. NJ he saw nothing wrong family scene from 1908 to Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, 25 E. The following events are planned at the American with a mother breast­ 1920. An indirect hint from After I told her who it was, Let her know your feel­ There are a couple of other Center St. Legion this month: all I heard was her foot­ ings are hurt. In the publications with which 1 am .yr: Herald photo by Pinlo DEAR JUDY: My of­ feeding her 6-year-old a cousin led me to search St. John's Lodge of West Hartford will present the Sunday — 10 a.m., executive board meeting. Hetaid photo by Pinto fice telephoned pediatri­ son, but it would be the records of^ the state steps walking away from luture, if you want to be familiar and which will interest a fellowcraft craft degree wuith worshipful master Tuesday — 8 p.m.. membership meeting. the door. I stood there for welcome, call first. good many readers. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Lassen cians in Denver, Cincin­ considered somewhat mental institution. Sure Roscoe E. Easton presiding. April 14 — 7 p.m.. post birthday party, roast beef A matter of record nati, Washington, D.C.. “unusual” in our culture. enough, there was Grand­ about five minutes, and Officers' dress is tuxedo. Refreshments will be dinner and dancing. Call 646-7961. Des Moines, Iowa, Ro­ He pointed out that he had pa's name. when she didn't come WOODSMITH is a nice little served. Bingo is every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Setback - Edith Muse 0 West Middle Turnpike, left, and Petra Shall I tell the relatives back. I began to wonder if Just because you don't league plays every Thursday at 7 p.m. Fish night is chester, N.Y., Edmonds, read in the medical litera­ publication, quite. slim since it Shearer of Cushman Drive, members ofthe Business and Wash., Columbia, Mo., ture that an 82-year-old where Grandpa was all m ay^ she was sick or use an item doesn't mean carries no advertising at all. It Lessens have surprise W A TES to meet every Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. something, so I knocked the item has lost its volue. Professional Women’s Club of Hartford, look over the Miami. Chicago, 'Tucson, man had been breast-fed those years, or keep the consists largely of furniture plans Ariz., and 'Toronto, by his daughter, but that family secret? The prob­ again to make sure she Why not exchange it for and detailed discussion of their Manchester WATES will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. group’s historical records recently presented to the heard me. cash with on ad in Classi­ at 72 E. Center St. Weighing-in is from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Crop walk scheduled Canada. occurred in Peru where lem is particularly press­ construction. I have found the best Hartford Public Library. John Burgan, Martha Nolan and The concensus was that the culture is different ing because I have child­ About 10 minutes later fied? 643-2711. thing about it to be the quite for 40th anniversary Any woman interested in losing weight is welcome BOLTON — More than 100 people have already thorough equipment reviews. It's to join the group. Members must be 18 years or older signed up fora walk April N at 1:30 p.m. to benefit the Beverly Loughlin, all ofthe library, accepted the records worth the price of .subscription — Mr., and Mrs. Robert W. Lassen and be 10 pounds overweight. Community Hunger Appeal of Church World Service. ’• at the women’s annual meeting Thursday. $10 a year to Wood.-.niith Piublish- of 36 Bretton Road celebrated their Officers for the new season are Roxann Lannan, The walkers expect to raise more than $4,000 from ing Co., 2200 Grand Avenue, Des 40th wedding anniversary at a president; Patricia Morianos, vice president; Eliza­ sponsors. Aportion of the proceeds will be returned to Do I have arthritis in my eyes? Moines, Iowa 50312. surprise party recently at the VFW beth Paaveiack, treasurer; Joan Fauikner, assistant the Manchester Area Conference of Churches and Supermarket Shopper The other is The Woodworker's post in Manchester. treasurer; Elaine Mcnally, recording secretary,-and Meals on Wheels.' DEAR DR. LAMB: I'm seems to be an uncommon through the nose. It repla­ Journal, a clearly if not hand­ The couple was married March Nickey Savard, corresponding secreatary. 50 and bothered with disease. ces the hormone action somely designed publication that 22.1944 in the First Baptist Church. arthritis. Some days it's If he doesn't take his and prevents the loss of does carry advertising. It is given West Hartford. Their best man and U N IC O plans ball Come for lunch Holiday store bonus worse than others. I take medicine, wiji the disease excess water through the over almost entirely to plans. A matron of honor. Harold and The Manchester Chapter of UNICO National will COVENTRY — The Friendly Circle, First Congr^ aspirin if necessary. progress? He's had all the kidneys. It's usually quite year's subscription is $12 from The Rosemary Livingston of South ■have its spring ball April 28 at Faino's restaurant in gational Church, Route 31, will sponsor their monthly I noticed in one of your Your Health tests, including water effective. Woodworker's Journal. Box 1629. Windsor, were honored guests at Bolton. Joe Hachey is chairman of the event. koffee klatch W^nesday from noon to 1:30 p.ni. columns you said arthritis loading and a CAT scan. There are many causes New Milford, Conn. 06776. the event. The Ed Lucci Band of Worcester, Mass., will Sandwiches, desserts, tea and coffee are available leads to great spree could affect the eyes and Lawrence Lamb, M.D. of diabetes insipidus. All The chief problem with both Lassen served in the U.S. Navy cause dryness and DEAR READER: As of them involve some from 1942101945. He was employed entertain. The public is invited, and prospective for $2. Chowder or salad is 45 cents extra. The public is Woodsmith and The Woodworker's members are invited to attend. welcome. burning. you probably know, dia­ damage to the portion of Journal, for me, is the extremely by the Hartford Electric Light Co. Bv Martin Sloane ful lady. DEAR ELAINE: Manu­ betes insipidus has no the brain that connects tu Other committee members are Raymond Damato, United Feature I've had this problejm variable level of taste. Both from 1946 until his retirement from Leo Diana, Bemie Giovino, Jeff gentilcore, Mike facturers who put several for the last five years. But relationship at all to dia­ the pituitary gland, or magazines have featured some Northeast Utilities in 1982 after 36 Consumers wanted Syndicate DEAR MARTIN: It individual packages to­ betes mellitus. the form of with the gland itself. Benevento, Joseph Prignano and Tom Fiorentino. really irritates me when 1 my gynecologist and in­ things that 1 found quite appealing, years of service. Tickets may be pucrchased from any UNICO gether using a wrapper ternist both say the medi­ reality, the term rheunia- limits to what can be done. diabetes associated with Sometimes it's a tumor, but for the most part the projects Lassen is a member of the VFW St. Bridget Home and School Association will ; DEAR MARTIN: I hope purchase a product at the that offers a bonus, do this high blood sugars. which is why the CAT scan member. sponsor a consumer reasearch day Wednesday from ' it isn't too late to teil you supermarket and later cines I take for hot flashes toid arthritis is probably a Your doctor can prescribe seem rather unappetizing. Woods­ in Manchester and the American UNICO members are men of ItAlian descent or as a suggested method of and an underactive thy­ misnomer. What we call some solutions as a re­ It's unfortunate that the was done. It can be a birth mith has a pronounced penchant Legion in Norwich, Vt. Mrs. 12; 30 p.m. to noon in the school cafeteria, 74 Main St. about my shopping expe­ find that it was supposed selling the product. The term "diabetes" was ever defect or even a head those who are married to women of Italian descent. The event is open to women ages 15 to 60. rience over the holidays. to be part of a bonus roid have nothing to do rheumatoid arthritis is a placement for tears, for plywood, which 1 find depress­ Lassen is a member of the The civic group is involved in charitable activities store is not obligated to with my eye problems. generalized disease. One which you can use applied to your son's injury. ing, although the techniques used Manchester VFW auxiliary. Russell Marketing Research Inc. will conduct the ' My dear husband arrived package. For instance, 1 take the suggestion, just problem. It's caused by such as the Manchhester Scholarship Foundation, research. Women will be asked to comment on new Jiome with his Christmas purchased a bar of Irish I've seen an eye special­ of its most prominent and regularly. are good and the projects are not The couple has five children, The Lassens in 1942 convalescent homes, public libnraries. as the store is not obli­ ist who finds the moisture fr^uent features is the The dry eye complica­ the absence of a hormone The outlook really de­ the simple things plywood usually James E. Lassen of Ashford, products and fashions. No products will be sold, but .bonus and, with a look of Spring soap, and when I from the pituitary gland pends on the underlying They also have four grandchild­ the corporation will make a contribution to the school gated to use the manufac­ in my eyes very low, but joint involvement, but the tion of arthritis occurs implies. The Woodworker's Jour­ Thomas E. Lassen of Virginia 'disappointment, showed got home I noticed that it he has no answers. disease can affect mem­ with rheumatoid arthri­ that prevents excessive cause. Sometimes the Beach, Va., Robert S. Lassen of ren, Tracy L. Lassen of Hartford, Come to Bavaria for every woman attending. me a $25 supermarket gift had been part of a “Buy 3 turers' suggested retail nal has a lot ol knick-knacks — price. Fortunately, most Do I have arthritis in the branes and similar body tis, not osteoarthritis (de­ loss of water through the cause is never found and toys, coaster sets. French bread Manchester. Sandra L. Lassen of Brett and Corey Lassen of Man­ Friendship Lodge 145 of Masons will sponsor a The event is free. Free baby-sitting will be .certificate. In previous — Get 1 Free” package. kidneys. As a result of this the diabetes insipidus is chester, and Jessica Nylin of provided. Refreshments will be served and gifts given years, the bonus had The store had taken the supermarkets know that eyes? If so, what can be tissue. generative arthritis). cutters and the like. Manchester and Debra A. Larsen Bavarian festival dance April 28 from 8:30 p.m. to ' these bonus packages done about it? I'd prefer to say that lack, these patients drink all you see. In many such of East Hartford. Manchester. 12:30 a.m. at the lodge, 25 E. Center St. to all in attendance. Women age 15 to 24 will receive a , always been a check. Now outer wrapper of f and sold a lot of water and pass cases, if it's not that gift of lingerie. Proceeds will benefit the home and you ha ve an eye complica­ DEAR DR. LAMB: My THERE ARE a couple of very Paula's German Band will entertain. German : what was he to do with a the bars individually. Do help to sell more of the DEAR READER: 1 tion. Even if dry eyes son is 9 and has recently diluted urine. In most serious, proper treatment specialized books you should know snacks will be available. Tables for 10 will be school association. supermarket gift certifi­ the stores have the right to product and they willingly cases today, the medicine may enable a person to about that I couldn't fit into the don't like the term “ar­ occur because of rheuma­ been diagnosed as having available on request. Tickets are $7.50 per person at cate from Kroger? Since do this? — Elaine Cle­ pass the savings along to thritis of the eyes.” In toid arthritis, there are diabetes insipidus. It desmopressin is inhaled live a normal life. previous columns. the door. Call 872-9253. we had already purchased mens, Atkinson, Neb. One is "Chainsaw Lumbermak­ Cordiess phones Manage money a turkey and a ham and all ing" by Will Malloff (Taunton Master degree conferred, The AARP1275 will meet Wednesday at 1:30p.m. at • the trimmings, he was a Press. $22.95). 1 doubt there is a South' United Methodist Church, 1226 Main St. Fred , Jb.it letdown. Clip n'file refunds 3/7 woodworker alive who wouldn't heip handicapped The Delta Chapter Royal Arch Masons wiU meet Towle will lead a slide presentation on money "Don't worry," I told j T s k e OSCSr QUIZ Cinema love to harvest his own wood. If you April 18 at 7:30 p.m. at the Masoinic Temple, 25 E. management. Refreshments will be served. him, "that certificate can Baked Goods, Desserts have the time, the place to get the ZCenter St. The mark master degree will be conferred be worth a lot more than (File No. 7) Bv Vernon Scott Oscar-winning movie Hell, Harry! ” with James wood and the space to store it, By Sharon Rutenberg seven or eight steps to reach the on several candidates. you think.” I was already United Press based on a TV play? Whitmore, 1975. Hoiifom Willimantic Malloff's book will tell you all you United Press International phone. Now that I always have a It’s time for crafts considering how I could Clip out this file and keep it with similar l/iternatlonal (22) What (iscar was Atheneum Cinema— Reop­ Jillson Sauare Cinema — cordless phone with me lean catch (19) Lina Wertmuller, ens Thursday. Greystoke: The Legend of need to know about felling trees Health screenings set turn that certificate into a cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with cancelled after the ,1976, for "Seven Cinema City — Basileus Torzon, Lord of the Apes and sawing them into planks. I CHICAGO — Cordless tele­ it by the second ring." The Manchester Recreation Deaprtment is offering beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting HOLLYWOOD - The awards? Quartet 7;tS, 9:30. — Expe­ (P G ) 7, 9:30. — Splash (P G ) The Manchester Geriatric Clinic will sponsor two ^reat shopping spree. Beauties." 7:10, 9:30. — Yenll (P G ) 7, learned a lot of from it. I learned phones can give the elderly and "Also, when I get wrong number several craft workshops this month. Openings are Having been married to the needed proofs of purchase while looking for Academy Awards are a (23) Who was the first rience Preferred...But Not health screenings this week. A diabetic screening is available in the following classes: (20) "A S treetcar Essential (P C ) 7:45, 9:45. — 9:30. — Police Academy (R ) that it is very hard, rather handicapped a sense of security. calls it's so much less aggravating this wonderful man for 35 the requir^ forms at the supermarket, in rich vein of trivia, chal­ star to win back-to-back Named Desire." 1951; The Dresser (P G ) 7:30, 9:SO. 7:10. 9:30. "Most seniors who live alone with the phone at my side." Wednesday from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Salvation Army Rooster weather vane, Wednesday from 9:30 to Cinestudio — Born In dangerous, enormously time- 'years, I wasn't going to let newspapers and magazines, and when trading lenging moviegoers and Oscars? “Network," 1976 W in d so r consuming and one of those things have a tremendous fear of falling," Frank DiLeo, president of Dyn- Citadel, 661 Main St. 11:30 a.m.; stumpkin doll, April 18 from 9:30 to 11:30 Flames 7:30 with Salt of the Plaza — Broadway Danny A blood pressure screening is Thursday from 9 to 10 ' him feel discouraged over with friends. Offers may not be available in all non-moviegoers alike. (24) Who won best actor (21) Marty, 1955. Earth (P G ) 9:10. which, for me, .sounds wonderful in said Linda Weeks, a physical ascan Corp.'s Cobra Consumer a.m.; no-sew fabric wreath, SApril 25 from 9:30 to 'the holidays. areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive Here's an Oscar Day last year? (22) "The Young Amer­ Colonial — Reopens F ri­ Rose (P G ) 7:15. theory but is best forgotten. therapist with the Visiting Nurses Products Group, a manufacturer a.m. at the Mayfair Gardens Community room, 211 11:30 a.m. The next day I started each refund. quiz for the cognoscenti (25) Are X-rated films day. of cordless phones, noted that Main St. Macrame wall hanging. Tuesday from 9 a.m. to icans,” 1968, ineligibility. If the old ways of working appeal Association of Chicago. searching for high-value The following refund offers are worth $7.75. and for those who see eligible for Oscars? (23) Louise Rainer, East Hartford to you, you ought to look at John D. "Even a minor fall can immobil­ public facilities now have ramps noon; macrame plant hanger, April 24 from 9a.m. to 'Coupons and matching This week's refund offers have a total value of movies only on the late- (26) Which actress 1936-37. for “The Great Eastwood Pub a Cinema— When you call Classified Alexander Jr.'s "Make a Chair ize them and they could be there on and special parking spaces for the Attention mothers noon. other coupons up with the $54.45. late show or via cable. made her acceptance Unfaithfully Yours (PG) to place an ad, a friendly disabled. Ziegfeld,” "The Goad 7:15. from a Tree: An Introduction to the floor for days before anyone The Manchester Recreation department still has specials in the Kroger These offers require refund forms: . (1) Name the individual speech in sign language? Earth.” Poor Richard's Pub a Ci­ Ad-Visor will answer Working Green Wood." This finds them. If a cordless telephone "But the people who benefit from several openings in its preschool classes. The classes H u n t fO r e g g S advertisement. It so hap­ BETTY CROCKER*. General Mills Inc. Re­ who won the most (27) Who was the first (24) Ben Kingsley. nema — Unfaithfully Yours yaur call and help yau teaches, in abundant detail, the is always within arm's reach, they these public improvements still are designed to involve mothers and their children. pened that Kroger was ceive two 25-cent coupons good on any flavor of Academy Awards? black performer to win an (P G ) 7:30, 9:30. ward your ad far best have trouble getting to the phone in "Gandhi.” Showcase Cinemas — method of putting together chairs have a new found peace of mind i “Moms and Crawlers” starts Wednesday from 9:30 The Manchester Recreation deaprtment will .offering double coupons SuperMoist Cake Mix and two 25-cent coupons (2) Which actor has won Oscar? (25) Yes. Footloose (P G ) 1:30, 7:20, response. 643-2711. green and letting them shrink into and sense of security." their own homes," he said. to 11:30 a.m. Exercise and interaction with the babies sponsor a community Easter egg hunt Sunday from 2 'up to 50 cents, and since I good on one fruit flavor SuperMoist cake mix. the most Academy (28) Which two ac­ (26) Louise Fletcher, 9:35. — Ice Pirates (P G ) 1:30, A remote handset can be det­ DiLeo's enthusiasm for cordless 7:30, 9:30. — Terms of En­ stability. Especially useful if wil be featured. to 4 p.m. at Mahoney recreation center, 110 Cedar St. didn't know how long it Send the required refund form and two Universal Awards? tresses tied for an Oscar? 1975. dearment (P G ) 1:40, 7, 9:30 you're having a small hardwood ached from its base during the day phones is partly due to his mother's "Nutrients and Nursery Rhymes” begins tonight The event is for children age 3 to 5 and 6 to 9. would last, I had to move Product Code symbols from SuperMoist fruit (3) Which film won last What year? (27) Hattie McDaniel, — Against All Odds (R ) 1:15, tree felled on your properly and and recharged at night. experience. Bedridden tor eight from 7 to 8; 30 and Tuesday from 10 to 11:30 a.m. The The Easter Bunny will appear and will have treats . quickly. That evening, flavor cake mix and one Universal Product Code year's best picture (29) For what did “Gone With The Wind," 7:10,9:35. — Racing with the Selma Birkobein of Saginaw. years before her death, she had a Moon (P G ) 1, 7:15, 9:30. — S H Q W C A S l would like to do something with class will cover nutrition, food rewards and for all. In case of rain, the hunt will be indoors. Call 'when my husband got symbol from SuperMoist, any flavor, cake mix. award? George Bernard Shaw win 1939 Greystoke: The Legend of some of the wood without having to Mich., carries a cordless telephone hospital bed with an attached tray punishment, and coping with children in the 647-3166. home from work, he an­ Expires Oct. 31, 1984. (4) Which two actors an Oscar? (28) Barbra Streisand Tarzan, Lord of the Apes e m o M S go through the whole production of in a pouch attached to her walker. installed in her home. (P G ) 1:30, 7:10, 9:35. — supermarket. nounced that the roads CARR'S The Super Entertainers $1 Refund. refused to accept Oscars? (30) Which picture won and Katharine Hepburn, Police Academy (R ) , 7:30, sawing into planks and stickering "It saves me a lot of steps," Mrs. "I got her a cordless phone," 1 lAINMATlNlCOAILV , New and expectant mothers may enroll in a class —were in bad shape and he Send the required refund form and two Universal (5) Who gave the Os­ the most nominations? 1968. 9:45. — Moscow on the FIRST SMOIN ONLY for years. Birkobein said. "It used to take me DiLeo said. beginning Wednesday from 10:45 to 11:45 a.m. The offered to drive me to the Product Code symbols from any of the following cars' longest acceptance (31) Where were this Hudson (R) 1:40,7:30,9:45.— (29) ‘‘Pygm alian," Up the Creek (R ) 1 :15, 7 ;40, class will feature exercise. supermarket. I said: Carr's products; King Size Table Water speech? Which year? year's Oscar statuettes 1938, best screenplay. 1 0 . Call 647-3089. R eco rd s "Good, I could use your Crackers, Cheddar Cheese Biscuits, Bite-Size (6) Name the first manufactured? (30) “All About Eve.” Manchester help pushing the shopping Wheatmeal Biscuits, King Size Wheatmeal Academy Award-winning (32) The actor nomi­ 14. WnitST*TI84EXIT58 Biscuits and Assorted Biscuits for Cheese. movie? nated in the same film for UA Theaters East— Splash Dolls on parade —cart.” (31) Chicago. (P G ) 7:20, 9:35. — Romanc­ unmurtTORO s« 8 M io Lis Pendens Up and down the super- Expires June 30, 1984. (7) Which movie won best actor and supporting ing the Stone (P G ) 7:30,9:40. Internal Revenue Ser­ (32) Barry' Fitzgerald, — Hard to Hold (P G ) 7:15, GLASTONBURY — The Glastonbury Federated Park Chestnut Enter­ vice releases liens agairist 'market aisles we walked PEPPERIDGE FARM $1 Layer Cake & Ice the most Oscars in his­ actor? “Going My Way." 1944, 9:30. UP THE CREEK '^aiid after 90 minutes I was Cream offer. Receive a $1 coupon good on any tory. What year? (33) What was the first Women's Club will sponsor a doll show Saturday from prises against John Ba­ property of Howard Kroft, who won the latter. Mansfield [R1 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Academy School, 2143 Main St. rone, Protect-A-Home 315 E. Center St. ready for the checkout half-gallon of ice Cream and a 20-cent coupon good (8) Who was the phan­ song to win an Oscar? (33) “The Continental," Translux Callege Twin — counter. "Woman, you on any 17-ounce Pepperidge Farm cake. Send the tom writer who won an Experience Preferred...But -SMOWMAT ■ Reproductions, antiques and original dolls will be Siding and Remodeling 1934, in "T he Gay Not Essential (R ) 7:15, 9. — 1:15-7:40-10110 featured as well as doll clothing, accessories and Co., Manchester State have some load of grocer­ required refund form and the ingredient panels Oscar? ANSWERS: Divorcee.” Zelig (PG) 9 with A Mid­ teddy bears. Refreshments wil be available. ies there,” said my hus- from three packages of Pepperidge Farm (9) What American ac­ (1) Walt Disney with 25. Score: 33 — Movie fa­ summer Night's Sex Comedy Bank and Mark Wilson, A * ★ fr.Tk-^ if ★ ★ ★ Ik* * i4 (P G ) 7:30. MOSCOW ON tickets are $2 for adults ans $1 for children. unit 114 B2, Park Chestnut >band, with a look of 17-ounce layer cakes. Expires July 31, 1984. tor won the most nomina­ (2) Walter Brennan, natic. 30 — Film buff. 25 — Veman THE HUDSON R Proceeds will be used for the group's scholarship Condominium. t ASTROLOGY > “ concern. '.‘You must have PILLSBURY Co. Free Eggs Offer. Receive a tions, yet never an Oscar? three, all for best support­ Fan. 20 or fewer—TV nut. Cink 1 a 2 — Tank (PG) 7, programs. 'at least $100 worth.” I coupon good for one dozen free eggs; a maximum (10) Who was the young­ ing actor. 9:10. — Unfaithfully Yours — StXXytlAT— M A K IN G S ^ value of $1.10. Send the required refund form and (P G ) 7:20,9:30. 1:40-7:30-0:46 Liens released masked him to be patient est star to win an Oscar? (3) Gandhi. BECAUSE YOU never State of Connecticut re­ * ■VMS.IOU I.* i and wait and see what it the Universal Product Code symbol from (11) Who was the only (4) George C. Scott, West Hartford Pillsbury All Ready Pie Crusts, plus the register know when someone will Elm 1 a 2— Tank (PG) 2. leases lien against estate % M)Vlt^ONUlPMII£lll$|* ' cpst when it was all rung star to win a posthumous 1962. Marlon Brando, be searching for the Item 4:30, 7, 9:20. — Untalthfully GREYSTOKE fo Proud paupers In Maine of Clara L. Schuetz. * fomAPfomruiNf CAu I* ^up. tape showing the purchase prices of Pillsbury All Academy Award? 1972. you have for sale. It's Yours (P G ) 2,4:30,7:15,9:15. Ready Pie Crusts and eggs. Expires June 30,1984. (12) Name the woman (5) Greer Garson, 1942. The Movies — Splash (P G ) Internal Revenue Ser­ •> The groceries came to a better to run your want 12, 2:20, 4:30, 7,9:10. — Hard VAN BUREN, Maine (UPI) - The U.S. Census I j B i m . . 1 SARA LEE Kitchens. Receive two SO-cent who accepted the Oscar Reportedly 30 minutes. 1:30-7;l 0-0:35 Bureau has tagged this northern Maine town as the vice releases lien against y. OftNDMlVtAn-NPIt V.T total of $104.26. Then the ‘ ad for several days ... to Hold (P G ) 12:10, 2, 3:45, property of James C. & 'h prletjMttli Mils Id , ^ • cashier started subtract- coupons good on Sara Lee Cake or Danish for Marlon Brando? (6) “Wings" 1927. canceling It as soon as 5:30,7:35,9:25. — Romancing poorest in the state, so residents have decided they products. Send the required refund form and the the Stone (P G ) 12:25, 2:40, POLICE Boule, 22 Prospect St. ^ ipg my coupons, doubled, (13) Who won best ac­ (7) “Ben Hur,” II in you get results. 4:50,7:20,6:40. might as well take advantage of it. 'an d some free-product Universal Product Code symbols from two tress last year? 1959. ACADEMY R The Town Council set up a committee to promote the ^_coupons I had also found. packages of Sara Lee Cake or Danish. Expires (14) Which two actors (8) Robert Rich by -SttOWtlAT: town's singular status. Something DWerent...... with Someone A ■ When they were deducted, Aug. 31, 1984. have won both best actor blacklisted Dalton l^:y(F7:M-0:tt ^ “After all, if you look at it right, we are number one : I only owed $57.86. My THANK YOU Pudding Refund Offer. Receive and best supporting Trumbo at something. We are number one at the bottom and : husband stood there with six 20-cent coupons for Thank You Smooth 'n Oscars? (9) Paul Newman, six RACING W ITH we can't go anywhere from here except up,” said Happy Birthday • a look of amazement and Creamy Pudding. Send the required refund form (15) Name the only nominations.' THE M O O N ^ Philip Parent, town attorney. and five Thank You Pudding labels (any flavor). father and daughter to PIANO’S with A Herald Happy Heart 1 : watched as I proudly (10) Shirley Temple, RT 6 S 44A BOLTON RES. CALL 643-2342 — SHOWtIAT:— \ whipped out his $25 gift Expires July 31,1984. win Oscars for best age S, a 1934 honorary ia0-7!llh0:30 Only ■> certificate and paid the THOMAS’ Free English Muffins. Receive a acting? Oscar. • balance with a check. coupon good for a free six-pack of any flavor of (16) Which actress has (11) Peter Finch, 1976. FOOTLOOSE ."."That wasn't a bad Thomas' English Muffins, plus the collection of won the most Academy (12) Sasheen Little- Call Now For Your SIHUS SUFFERERS ^ Happy Birthday “The One and Only, Thomas' English Muffin” Awards? feather, 1972 IS l bonus, after all.” he said -SHOWN AT:* Hk A tm 4 m m tm «Ml tiSiiiliii mm Iw td o n * STHSCIIAS as W6 pushed the loaded Recipes. Send the required refund form apd the (17) Who won the first (13) Meryl Streep for • M S Ml tm m h amd mmammat) M M a mat dmmi ■■ m im likm enWw. John Universal Product Code symbols from any five best actor award? Best “^phie's Choice.” Easter Reservations J30-]fAMfc3B Om I m S m h T M I m th m «•><*■• s feMn nUml hmm m * > iiii»n mi shopping carts toward our mmrnmim, AMmm y m l» SMaiSa mmdy—map* mmtmry m y t mmt rmmy mmtm. Yaa car. I was pleased, too. In packages of Thomas' English Muffins. Expires (14) Jack Lemmon and Herald pholo by Pinto 643-2342 AGAINST MkarSVIU4ai«aM ammallSIaranaiMaSia. fact, I plan on framing my July 31, 1984. (18) Which two films Robert De Niro. '.TiYtMaYl register tape! — Betty, Here Is a refund form to write for: A coupon for had their entire casts (15) Henry Fonda, Jane A L L O D D S f ^ Bringing up their past Pocahontus, III. a free toothbrush; a $1.50 limit. Free Reach Offer, nominated for Oscars? Fonda. We will be featuring SMOWM AT; • (S K I —€■ Introductory ■ I:l5-7:l(k0f^ $]7S P.O. Box 636, Young America, MN 55399. This (19) Who was the first (16) Katharine Hep- all your favorite roasts Jean Mathiason, left, of Florence Street, Army & Navy Auxiliary recently. Also ORw-Worth 6 « l l a a a . d e a r BETTY: It's offer expires June 30,1084. While waiting for the woman nominated for bom , four. TERMS OF ^ and Mary Marone of Gjastonbury honored were Thelma Weir, Harriet i, Bever too late to hear a form, save the entire outer carton of any package best director? (1^ Emil Jannings and ENDEARMBIT!^ Cal art aai aS laSa la Sata SaaS. f i S a i i aaa pack ml SYNA-OIAS I T t mm4 i 4 3 . ^ 7 1 i of Adult Tylenol tablets, capsules or liquid (20) Which two movies Janet Gaynor (1927). admire table decorations used at a Olsaver, Wilma Fleischer and Dorothy laaalM aaa aMra S Y N M U M ll-S aM Sraa. Ask lor... r jtory like yours. Not only Banquet Facilities available ------SHOWtlAr is your husband married (except tablet lO's or 12's), plus the register tape won three of the four (18) “Sleuth” with Mi­ |:40-7W<^ meeting honoring past presidents of the Nightingale. U*|stt_Piwjiods_PhannjK]j____404n^ . to a very smart shopper, with the purchase price circled. acting awards? chael Caine and Laurence for all your party needs *—Imt to a kind and thought­ (21) Name the only Olivier, 1972: “Give 'em t MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 9, 1984 - 19 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. April 9. 19M

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Call Ray, 646- 6190. 0242 for informaflon. 24 visor. wotdr, stove, retrlgero- 7973. 9.9 CU. FT. UNIVERSAL hours. Call 647-3536 MATURE WORKING,,,; CARPENTER — Expe­ 1979 HONDA 750 — 10th Females and minorities are encouraged to tor, parking, garbage CHEST FREEZER — 3 Anniversary Limited MASSEUSE apply. GENTLEMAN— Kitchen _ removal Included. Adults ROTOTILLING — Ac­ rienced in all phases of baskets. Used one year. GMC STEP VAN, 1974 — 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Mon. thru Thurs. Femtie prolerred. fuH or pul ttme privileges. Parking. Nedr.T,. remodeling. Coll Robert Full self contained. Grill, Edition. Backrest, crash Good etmoBptiero. fcRCOtlent preferred. No pets. $390 cepting appointments Excellent condition. $275. bar, high pegs, cruise cNentale Windham u m Coll bos line. References re- per month plus security. now (or late March or Jarvis, 643-6712. Coll 646-6229. refrigerator Tind coffee HAPPINESS IS... weekdays after 5 pm . 642>7442. F E D E R A L , STATE 8. quired. Coll 647-9033. control. $1500. Coll 646- Saturday and Stm A y. anyltma Coll 7*42-6412. j early April. Very reaso­ pot operate by i propane CIVIL SERVICE JOBS gas. Has hot and cold 7615. Having a nable rates. Call after EXPERIENCED CAR­ MATTRESS AND BOX " COST CLERK now available In your P E N TE R — Remodeling, running water. $6000. Buckley School Responsible for verifying and summarizing pro­ WAITRESS — Apply In TOWN OF MANCHESTER area. Coll 1-(619)-569-8304 Apartments for Rent 42 4:30pm, 647-8784.. SPRING — Gold bond person: Luigi's Restou- Homes for Rent additions, roofs and imperial queen. Only one Phone 643-5970 after 5pm, duction reports: data collection involving raw UfEGUARD/SWIMMING IflSTRUCTbR tor Intormotlon. 24hot^s. 643-2711 8:30am to Rec Vehicles 73 Teacher ront, 706 Hartford Rood, decks. Free estimates. year old. $200. Call 647- material consumption: maintenance of consign­ S:30pm, leave message. Manchester. The Manchester Recreation Department is re­ Call Mike, 871-2559. 9772. ment Inventory records; costing and summariza­ HAIR DRESSER — Full MANCHESTER — Avnll-^ „ cruiting Lifeguard/Swimming Instructors for the BEAUTIFUL DUPLEX tion of sample invoices, experiments and cost of time. Experienced with able immediately. Extra 1971 L T D — Power steer­ THE L.A. CONVERSE summer season. Lifesaving certification is re­ — Custom kitchen, op- LAWN MDWERS RE­ L. W OOD 8i SON — Rough 1974 OPEN ROAD sales; and tor the generation of various support following. Vocation and large one bedroom apart- & Finish Carpentry - Ad­ Misc for Sole 83 ing, power brakes, new documents to assist in financial analysis and CO. needs professional quired. W.S.i. or Y.M.C.A. Swimming Instructor sick pay. Coll Ultimate I pllances, carpeting, 3 PAIRED— Quick, Expert CAMPER — Fully ment. Heat and hot water ~ ditions, porches, decks, transmission. Coll 649- equipped. 30,000 original to all home closings. Must have strong math and communi­ painters for full time certification desirable. Beouty M Ion, 643-2103; bedrooms, V / i baths, Service! Senior Dis­ ••••••••••••••••••••••a employment. Coll 646- included. $400. Call 649-'!’ deck. Great neighbor­ count! Free Pick Up and bathrooms, kitchens, ce­ 3308 otter 6pm, ask for miles. Excellent condi­ cations skills. Typing skills and experience with a For application and job description, apply at the ofter 7pm coll 647-1315 - Joe. 3117. 4800. - hood. No pets. $550 per Delivery! ECDNOMY ramic tile, formica, trim- tion. $6000 or best offer. Announcements 03 P/C preferred. Lotus 1-2-3 helpful. 1 or more Personnel Office, 41 Center Street. Manchester, ask for Diana or Judy. month. Coll 647-7653. M OW ER, 647-3660. work. Call offer 6pm, Coll 643-739S. subscribers who years related experience desired. Send resume Connecticut. 646-3046. including salary history/requirements to Box E PART TIME EVENINGS Minorities and females are encouraged to apply. MANCHESTER 1975 BUICK ELECTRA 1967 SHASTA CAMPER c/o the Manchester Herald. DIRECT CARE — Like to talk on the G & J W IN D O W CLEAN ­ A LU M IN U M SHEETS - 225 — All power accesso­ have something NEW CREDIT CARD! Store/Ofnge Space ING — We'll clean win­ CARPENTRY & M A ­ used os printing plates. TR A ILER — Sleeps6, ice phone? Then why not get BENNET ELDERLY SONRY — Free Estl- ries. Coll 649-9824. No one refused! Also AIDES paid handsomely for do­ HOUSINB dows, wash walls, flush .007" thick, 23 X 24". box, stove, sink. S6(X). Coll information on receiving gutters ^ t reasonable motes. Coll Tony SOceoch, or 5 for $2.00. Down, $69-4658. Private non-profit agency ing It? Coll M r. Sanders Squillacote,649-0en. to sell for less Viso/Mostercord with no AVON seeks part-time direct care Bcnnet Housing Ogvglopmtnt rates. Coh^Now For Free Must be picked up before Not Pin Money NOW HIRING — Taking at 1-800-842-2063. OFFICE SPACE AVAIL­ 1977 VOLKSWAGON credit check. Free bro­ aides for community resi­ applications for full or SALES now taking oppllcatlont, I BR ABLE — Ample parking, Estimates., 568-7686. 11:00a.m. only. chure. Call: 602-951-1266, REAL MONEY BOY'S 8 . GIRL'S WHO dents in Ellington, serving ant. SJ7S to SI9S. Two BR ggl. ADDITONS, GARAGES, DASHER — 4 door sedan. mentally retarded adults, part time employment. MSS to M70. Rtnt Induttat good locotlon. One 4 High mileage. Fair condi­ than $99.00 Ext. 504. - Become an independent re­ CAN SELL — Earn $20 a SECRETARY Inal, hot wotcr. W/W carpgt- WANT WORK FOR PICK ROOFS, sundecks. No lob presentative with Avon. high school dii^oma and ex­ Opportunity to earn $300 room office suite with 610 SCREENED LOAM — tion. $2200. Evenings,- week and more by selling perience required. Contact Ing, ronga, rgfrig.. dlsoosat,- UP Si w a g o n , d e l i v ­ too small. Fully insured. Gravel, processed •••••••••••■••■•••••••a America’s «1 direct aeiling per week to start plus DISCOVER call for old svsttm, tigvator, sq. ft.; another with 210 John 646-0643. company. Call 523-9401 or new subscriptions to this March. Inc. 646-4446 or 872- ExcaliMit <^>portunity for e r i n g PACKAGES in Call 875-3902 - days, 875- gravel, sand, stone and area's best newspaper. 2079 benefits. Call 646-3936 for an exporiencad aecretary to laundry, community room sq. ft. Call 649-2891. Help Wanted 21 279-2941______BONANZA pnd ttarogt o t m . Units aygll- Hartford and vicinity. 3183 - evenings. fill. For deliveries call You must be able to talk appointment. EO E M/F. fill a petition in our So. Wind­ obtaotltr March IS, INS. For sor faciiity. The individual ae- We are now hiring an oDotlcaHon call: Reasonoble rates. George Gritting, An­ to adults - no experience CARPENTER — Expe­ bussers and dishwash­ Bonded 8i Insured. Coll dover, 742-7886. necessary - we will show DELIVERY AND STOCK lected wHI report directly to LEGAL NOTICE SUPERINTENDENT PART TIME HELP rienced in oil phases of the Northeast Repton Sales ers. Apply in person to 528-6522 CamiM BBSBBSS BBIIKT 289-3028. TOWN OF ANOOVER you how to succeed. CLER K — For wholesale remodeling. Call Robert Manager and provide aecre- Mr. Karl Peterson be­ - ' SJU/IIUI Roofing/Siding MAN'S DRESS PANTS — The 4th Quorterly InstoM- NEEDED — For apart­ WANTED — General a.a0Ofi). n. waratnuHOr aiaam- C A LL NOW: Frgnk, after distributor in Manches­ Jarvis, 643-6712. tarial support to the manager ment of nraoerty taxes on the ment complex located in cleaning person to clean tween 2 and 4 p.m, b y building LoadingUodi.Suw- HIGHLAND LANDS­ Waist 36", length 29", $7. I October 1982 Grand List ore 7:30pm, 228-4268. ter. Immediate opening. and his staff. 149 OAKLAND STREET w hisd doors. Fonood parXino. Manchester. Live on the small shop and office. Monday through Fri­ — Two room, heated. CAPIN G — Spring clean Man's sleeveless sweater due and payable 1 April 1984. Steady full time work, PART TIME WEEKEND Candidates for this posi­ day. ■niaatty - 447-S881 Povments mode otter 1 May premises. Must have pre­ Hours negotiable. Re­ apartment. First floor. - up, mowing and mainte­ Bl DWELL HOME Im­ - size M , $5. Both new. vious experience. Send ASSEMBLERS AND Monday thru Friday, RECEPTIONIST — tion should have at least 3 nance. Fertilizing, heavy provement Company — Never worn. Phone 649- 1984 ore subject to o late spond to P.O. Box 127, years secretarial experience. BONANZA $ ^ . No appliances. No 'z? charge of 1V$% per month on We will run your ad resume to: Fountain Vil­ Bolton, C T 06040. COIL WINDERS — Fin­ time and a half after 40 Wanted to show model and light trucking. Roofing , siding, altera­ 2433. ger dexterity necessary. Excellent typing, organiza­ pets. Security. Phone 646- the late Instollment, from the lage, 175 A, Downey hours. Benefits include home. Reel estate license RESTAURANT SOUTH WINDSOR — 1000 Landscape experts in tions, additions. Same due date, or a minimum of S2. for 6 days free ot charge. Experience not neces­ paid holidays, vacations not required. Call 643- tional skills and interpersonal 287 West Mlddla Turnplka 2426, 9am to 5pm '! Drive, Manchester, CT •kills are essential. The abil­ sq. ft., $200 monthly. 300 rock formations and spe­ number for over 30yeors. T E N PAIR BLACK Payments may be made by sary, will train. Four day and others. Apply in per­ 4005.______weekdays. so. ft., $100 monthly. Am ­ mall or at the Town Office AND VOU oiXiM TA^ Fill out the coupon |Delow 06040. MAINTENANCE — Part ity to work on your own with cial design. Mulch, top 649-6495. WOODEN BLINDS — Building which Is open 9:00 hdw DUK3CL-V yoo week, 10 hour day, 7om to son: Manchester To­ minimal supervision is also ple parking, air. 236-6021, soil, trees, shrubs and Some different sizes. time maintenance pool IMMEDIATE OPEN­ FIRST FLOOR — Two.: am to 4:00 om Monday thru CAN «>euu youR. and either mail It or COLLEGE STUDENTS, and yard work. Flexible 5:30, Monday thru Thurs­ bacco 8, Candy Co., 299 necessary. 644-3977. stone available. Free Es­ Very good condition. Friday. The Tax Collector Is exYRA, itiEMS wrfr^ day. Apply: Able Coil, Green Road, INGS For Part Time We offer an excellent bene­ Business Opportunities 22 bedroom s. Available also In the office Monday HOUSEWIVES AND hours. Retired person Housecleaning — We timates. Call 649-6685 or Heoting/Plumblng 55 Best offer. Coll morn­ FANVILY \NAMt A P 6 bring it to the Manchester Howord Rood, Bolton. Manchester. fit program, including dental, April 1st. $425 plus utill-,.: SOUTH WINDSOR — Sul­ evenings Irom 7 ;00 pm to 9:00 O TH E R S — $150/week tor preferred. Reply to Box offer flexible hours and 643-7712. ings, 649-2558. pm. 15-20 hours (flexible). medical, life Insurance and ties. Call evenings, 228- ‘ livan Avenue. 1,600 sq. ft. DO c/o The Manchester DRIVERS WANTED — good hourly rates. Must tuition reimbursement. Qual­ Charlotte L. Neal Herald Office. ELECTRICIAN/E2 — 0036. prime retail space, ample Tax Collector Possible full time Herald. A.R.A. Transportation is be neat and reliable. Call ified candidates should apply FlM C H ISi BUSMESS TRUCKING — Small FOGARTY BROTHERS WEDDING INVITA­ Phone summer. Coll screening Permanent position. Full parking. $800. Call 236- loads, ploysand, track- TOWN OF ANDOVER looking for port time and Maid To Order, 659-2953. at our So. Windsor facility or Can be operated part time ALL AREAS — 1, 2, 3, 4 " — Bathroom remodel­ TIONS — Personal ond CONNECTICUT operator, 569-8203. benefits. Overtime. Tele­ forward their resume with sa­ 6021 or 644-3977. rock, brick chips, cow ELECTRONICS — spore school bus drivers. by housewife. Involves bedrooms. Prices to tit ing; installation water professional service in 048-03 Knowledgeable person phone 728-1573 or 643-9334. lary history to: Personnel, manure. Also cellars and Preferably with P.U.C. working with Individuals your budget. Housing Un- . heaters, garbage dispo­ your home. Coll Early 643-2711 CLERK TYPIST/ for inside sales with long- license, but will train. Gerber Systems Technology, MANCHESTER, ware­ attics cleaned. Call 644- American Printers, 647- Inc., 40 Gerber Road East, on weight loss programs. limited. Coll 724-1967 2 sals; faucet repairs. 649- established electronic BAKERS house, R 8i D and/or life 1775. 9286. LEGAL NOTICE INVITATION TO BID RECEPTIONIST Call 742-8808, 6am - 4pm, PART TIME/FULL So. Windsor. C T 06074. (Chg.). 7657. Visa/MosterCard With good typing tkiiN and ability Call 233-7242. Industrial space. 1,000 so. Notice Is hereby given that Sealed bids will be received supply firm. Salary open, Monday - Friday. CASHIERS T IM E — Wendy'S Restau­ accepted. In the Orttce of the Director to work'woll wilh people Call based on experience and ft. to 25,000 sq. ft. Very RETIRED NURSEwishes a Public Hearing will be held Monday through Friday SAM to 4 CLERKS rant on 260 Brood Street FOR SALE: 23" Color by the Connecticut Deport­ of Generol Services, 41 Cen­ ability. Ask for Mr. Co­ SALES OPENING — For MANCHESTER — Newer 2 reasonable. Brokers pro­ position for private home Console T V — Good con­ ter Street, Manchester, Con­ l a i t Hartford V.N.4. SHIFT LEADERS In Manchester Is now PART TIME HELP — two bedroom, second Buyer meets seller In ment of Tronsportotlon, 24 hen or M r. Williamee. aggressive salesperson New store opening on tected. Coll Heyman care or companionship. dition, great picture. Just Wolcott Hill Rood, Wethers­ necticut, until April 24,1984 ot 289-S42S. hiring for port time and Some mechanical expe­ Instruction 25 floor with carpeting, air. 2 Classified ... and It’s 11:00 o.m. for the following: ______EOE ______Telephone 233-8551. with retailing expe- Main St. in Manchester. Properties, 1-226-1206. Call 649-7071. reploced tube and trans­ field, Connecticut on Thurs­ full time SUMMER rience. Also auto body conditioning and dis- _ happy meeting tor both. day. May 3,1984 at 10:30 a.m. FURNISH a INSTALL EARLY Clip and Mall Today .rience. Salary plus com­ Need lull time and part former. Moving, need to WARNING RRE ALARM JOBS. Openings exist on and repair man. Apply: hwosher. No pets. $425-: 643-2711. In Room 149 on Application mission, paid holidays, time hard working, r^la- M AN CH ESTER , corner ATTENTION PARTI- sell. $180. Coll 646-7584. (Given No. 8403-N-7-L) of SYSTEM-WHITON MEMORIAL ble, honest individuals. A L L SHIFTS. Those able 270 Hartford Road, monthly, plus security,;: UBRARV CELEBRITY CIPHER vacation and advance­ Manchester. Hartford Road 8i Pine St. ERS: Call Jack Bertrand Donna L. Clccogllone D.B.A. Apply: 706 Main St. bet­ to work the late night Call 646-1379. D C Limousine of Glaston­ The Town of Manchester Is Celebrity Cipher cryptograms ere created from quoteiioni by famous people, past ment opportunities. Call Cheney Mill Complex. for the best dances and FOR SALE... Canon FD on equal opportunity em­ present Each letter in the cipher stands for another. Today's due: d eguala N . ween 9 a m. and 3 p.m. closing shift (Until about Income Tax Service bury seeking outhorltotlon between 10am and 4pm, Additional retail space parties. D J and Light 135mm F/3.5 lens, $70. ployer, and requires an afflr- 1:3(tam) can start at $4.50 BANKING — South MANCHESTER — Six I to operate, one (1) motor ve­ by CONNIE WIENER 667-2231 or 646-6262. A R T LESSONS — Adults. under construction. 500- Show by the Parv Pers­ Canon FD2X Type A ex­ hicle having a seating capac­ motlveactlon policy for dll of an hour. Excellent benef­ Windsor Bank 8, Trust room apartment, three^^ Its Contractors and Vendors Beginners and advanced. 1500 sq. ft. units availa­ pective People. Coll 643- tender, $90. Both in excel­ ity of less than ten (10) adults its. Apply to the Manager Co. has full and part time Small classes. Tuesday bedrooms. All redeca,.., os o condition of doing busi­ Iflauflipslrr Hrralft ■D'EK GKEKF ULy LG DC RKZR. ble. Call Heyman Proper­ 1262. lent condition, used very In General Livery Service only, Monday thru Fri­ openings In their book­ evenings. Located near roted. $525 per month - from a headquarters In Glas­ ness with the Town, os per day between 3 and 5pm. keeping department. ties, 1-226- 1206. little. Call 643-2711 be­ tonbury. Federal Order 11244 JA DC D NLG’R RKTT. MAINTENANCE MECHANIC Bolton/Colchester exit of plus utilities. Coll 649- ' ABLE DRIVEWAY CONNECTICUT Bid forms, plans and specifi­ EOE. Good figure aptitude and 3379. ~ tween 9om and 4pm, ask cations ore available at the 1-84. Beverly Kaiser. B. SEALING CO. EXPERTS for Mark. DEPARTMENT OF 2nd Shift 10 key machine skill re­ MANCHESTER TRANSPORTATION General Services Office, 41 Fine Arts, M. Ed. 6464)231. — Free Estimates. Excel­ Center Street, Manchester, NAME ZWJK RUDGOZ D’EK ZLDV LGV Performs maintenance repairs, in­ PART TIME SALES quired. Call Warren Mat- MANCHESTER — NewC Jomes C. Moron PERSON — If you are teson, 289-6061 for ••••••••••••••••••••••• NOW RENTING lent quality work. Coll SET GOLF CLUBS — Director of Transit Connecticut. stallation and modification to insure two bedroom townhouse.-’* 649-6685. Spaulding Signature, 4 Operations TOWN OF MANCHESTER, ADDRESS VWGK ZBOOKZR mature, enthusiastic and appointment. Appllanced kitchen, con-::^ 822 MAIN ST. Bureau of Public c o n n e c t k Sj t O wIrBl G llHMB woods. Irons 2 - wedge. the proper operation and condition can work afternoons and Real Estate venient to bus line ancCI Transportation ROBERT B. WEISS, Saturdays, apply in per­ LICENSED MOTHER Twin bed, box spring and 017-04 GENERAL MANAGER PHONE__ RULR DR DZ HBZR LZ YKTT." — of equipment, machinery and build­ shopping. $575 plus u tlll-^ will care for your child In mattress. Two child's 019-04 son at - 521 East Middle ties. Peterman Bulldlng[£ 2 STORTBLDG. ings. Must be able to operate Tpke., Manchester, be­ For M l HBWfvsae* loving environment. hKomeTax chest of drawers. Call FDNULFV LFJWBF. Homes (or Sole 31 Co., 649-9404 or 647-1340. AIR CONDITIONED Only two full time posi­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER. machine shop equipment and porta­ tween 8am and 2pm, FULL TIME POSITION FULLY SPRINKLERED 646-0452. CONNECTICUT tions available. Call 646- ' Service NOTICE OF PREVIOUS SO LU TIO N : "I'd like to work with Paul Newman ble hand tools, perform electrical Swiss All Fabric — Mechanic/Auto Body FOUR ROOM CONDO 82 DOVER ELEVATOR again I suspect we have one more picture left in us together — Services. PARKING PRIVILEGES 4890. PIONEER SPEAKERS — ADOPTKIN OF ORDINANCE Person. Call 742-8517. GARAGE FOR RENT -J - In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3. Section 1 and 9 ot otherwise I'm going to be too old lor him. He's just getting and millwright work including weld­ ALTER TO SUIT INCOME TAX SERVICE 1984. 5 wav speaker sys­ Manchester, close teC 1,000 to 6,000 S/F the Town Charter, notice Is hereby glvan ot the adoption by the younger " — Robert Redlord. ing, pipefittings and carpentry to ac­ DIRECTOR OF NURS­ FAMILY DAY CARE PER FLOOR -!- Individual or Businesi tem. 150 watts. New, $800, Board of Directors of the Town ot Mancnaetar, Connecticut, on April ONE ITEM ONIY shopping. New kltcheir* Painting/Papering 52 H 1984 by NEA. IrK. ING — Applicotlons are SETTING DESIREDfor4 OFFICE SUITES Tax Preparation. Dlsj- sell for $400! Call 721-9608. 3 1984 complish machine repairs and modi­ being accepted for the cabinets and floor. A p 3 FIRST FLOOR RETAIL count for senior citizens. PROPOSED ORDINANCE month old and 4 year old. FOR SALE BY OWNER BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of Man- fications. Apply in person 10 a.m. to oosition of Director of pllances Included. Hord-^i OR OFFICES Your Business Office, 168 FRIGIOAIRE SELF Beginning September. — Newer Duplex. Alumi­ wood floors. $375. CalHs cheetar. thet the Town of Mancheeler purchase tram Robert W. KIT ‘N ’ C A R LY LE ® by Larry Wright 3:30 p.m., General Office entrance. ^lurses In o smoll, skilled Three days per week. Coll num sided - three car 647-5003 PAINTING AND PAPER E^^p!«r3t-6^780j, C LEA N IN G 40" Stove, Weinberg tor the sum of Fifteen Thousand ($15,000.00) Dollarsthe nursing toclllty. Expe­ 569-1616 or 289-8910. i M . NOMIIN HANGING — Exterior $35. Queen size Simmons premlaat described In Exhibit A which Is atlsched haralo. 643-2303. garage - walk- Intur- The oonveyanoe of title to said premises shall take place no later One word per Blank ROGERS CORP rience preferred. For op- nlshed basement. Separ­ and Interior, ceilings re­ INCOM E TAXES box spring and mattress, than August 30. 1904. polntment coll Frank Ro- TWO BEDROOMS, Fow^ paired. References, fully pared by CPA. Business & $35. Call 646-3200. Include dkice of item. GENERAL OFFICE ate utilities plus extrasi rooms, In (our (am lly, 3-8-84 Mill and Oakland Sti. non. Administrator, »»»#*#••••••••••••••••• insured. Quality work. Individual. Call John, Prepared by William J. Shea WORK for real estate Convenient location. Attic storage, appliances'' Liberty Hall Convales­ Owner occupied. Call 649- Martin Mattsson, even­ 659-3069. 3 HP 1975 Ted Williams Assistant Town Attorney MancliBitBr. office. Must be skilled In and off-street parklnou., Mtoc. (or Rent 44 E X H IB IT A cent Home, Colchester, typing. 35 hour week. Coll 3227 or 643-9464. ings 649-4431. outboard motor. Used All that piece erxt parcel of land situated In the Town of Menchae- io \ ) EOE 537-5053. No pets. Rent • $360 plus very little. $130. Call 646- ter. County of Hertford end State ot Connecticut, bounded end de­ Mrs. Jackston, 646-1316. utilities and security. Call • Hi<.e iT, ^ CEILINGS REPAIRED 8302. scribed IS tollowc 649-0717. Commencing et e point marking the soulhwaitafly comer ot pre- ABotjT Rye ^ MANCHESTER — Gar­ or REPLACED with dry- .slaae conveyeo by the Town of Mencheeter to Robert W. Weinberg Murse Lots/Lond for Solo 23 age available Imme- wall. Coll evenings, Gary THREE KITCHEN CA­ by warranty deed dated Mirch 5,1984 end recorded In Voluma88S! // MANCHESTER — F ouK:: dlotely. Strictly tor stor­ McHugh, 643-9321. Y a x preparations — BINETS. Call 649-8849. Page 32 ot the Manchealer Lend Records, which polnl Is marked by RN room, two bedroom 11-7, Part Time agageagesasegggseegaeee age. $K a month. Call In the convenience of an Iron rod; thence N81°-09'-24"E along land now or formerly ot lha Townhouse. Appliance { Town ot Mencheater, 638.28 teat to ■ point marked by in Iron rod; WANTED 649-4003 NAME YOUR OWN your home. Reliable- thence NO"-01’-37"W along lend now or lormerly ot said Town ot kitchen, full basement. FREE CATALOG — Of P R1CE — Fother and son. reasonable. Call Norm aaeeaaeeeeeeaeeeeeeeeee Mencheeter, 51.21 leel to a point; thence S81‘-09-24'W peesing Available April ISth. $515 ‘ ••jg«Maa«ad*a*a*aa***** land bargains, 5 acros to Fast, dependable ser­ Marshall, 643-9044. through land now or formerly oleeld Robert W. Weinberg, 843.77 feet monthly. Includes he^M Home and Oardati M to i polnl: thence S5°-24'-33"E along lend now or lormerly ot said INDEPENDENT 500 acres, covering Ver­ Reemmotes Wanted 48 vice. Pointing, Paper­ mont and the Borkthlres and hot water. Security z in g l e r ' s in c o m e Town of Mencheater, 50.70 leal to the point of beginning. deposit and one y e a r- ••••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa hanging 8i Removal. Coll •aeaeeeaaaaeaaeaeeeeeaa Seld pramlaae are bounded: at lowest Imaginable pri­ ta x service — Fllino Northerty by lend now or formerly of Robert W. Welnbarg lease required. Coll 644.- 644^)585 or 644-0036. HOME DELIVERY AGENTS DYlUUBKMnAL ces. Write: C A TA LO G respdnsible f e ­ personal and business re­ GARDENS ROTQ- Easterly, Southerly and Wseterly by lend now or lormerly ot the •352. " Town of Mencheeter. OFFICE, P.O. Box 938, ______-tn m a l e to Shore two bed­ •••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa turns In your home tlnc^ TILLED — Small garden PBODUen North Adams, Mast. Said pramlaae contain 1 acre more or less and the wsstsrty portion Need extra cash? Part time delivery room apartment In Man­ 1974. Also bookkeepini tractor with rear thsreol Is subject to an eesament tor the Instellellon and mslnte- / M B R n o n M M ti BulKHng/Controcting SI SHEET METAL PBI80N-AII 31247. MANCHESTER — t Wa chester. $182.50 plus

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1 saw it happen on a midlown New York City street to pay for a service that has saved countless information about a patient who is unable to famous for its great restaurants, 1 had just left a thousands of dollars in its 27 years of existence and communicate. (The woman who had had an epileptic business lunchpon that had spun out to 3:30 p.m. and that can save your life, too. seizure on the midtown New York street that day was rushing toward Fifth Avenue when a middle-aged Your An estimated 40 million Americans have medical might have been thought to be under the influence of woman walking ahead of me started weaving as conditions that call for special treatment, says the drugs. Without that bracelet, the police might have though she had had far too much to drink {not unlikely Money's American Medical Association. As a result, they risk taken her to jail.) receiving inappropriate or incomplete medical Cloudy tonight for lunches that end at 3:30 p.m.). She would have Under today’s conditions of spiraling hospital care Worth treatment during medical emergencies. For instance, Manchester, Conn. fallen had not a nearby man grabbed her left arm just costs, the medical ID makes even more sense. as she slipped to the street and looked as she weakly a person involved in an automobile accident may be and Wednesday Sylvia Porter Hospital emergency rooms, can act with more Tuesday, April 10, 1984 wearing contact lenses. If he/she is unable to speak, pointed to her bracelet. precision when thoroughly informed about the — See page 2 "The bracelet says 'Medic Alert' and that she's an and medics don’t check the eyes, the victim may Single copy; 2,54 patient’s condition, can avoid treatment that could be epileptic!" he shouted to the group of us now suffer corneal abrasions in addition to any accident- harmful and, in either case, can shorten your hospital gathering around. "She's having a seizure! Help me related injuries. stay. anrlj^atpr Mnulh get her to the nearest hospital fast." and CIVIC organizations, including the American We all helped. She received the attention she Academy of Family Physicians, the American Nurses Unconscious patients, unable to warn an em er­ If you are among the one in five Americans who has needed. And this morning 1 received a bouquet of Association, the American Hospital Association and gency room physician of special conditions,' wiii a special medical condition, you can easily join Medic lovely spring flowers for being no more than one of the American Legion. receive careful, speedy medical treatment. But il the Alert. several decent people. Its cost is negligible. For a one-time lifetime $15 fee, patient is allergic, the administering of a particular In checking my column file, 1 note that the first and you get emergency medical identification in the form drug could be precisely the wrong measure. Or, again The emblem bears the caduceus, the words 'Medic only time I wrote about Medic Alert was July 197,'i. In of a bracelet or necklace, a 24-hour emergency phone through no fault of the physician, life-sustaining Alert’ in red. and such special medical instructions O’Neill this span, the non-profit, charitable organization has number that can be called collect and an annually medications may not be provided when needed to as: "allergic to bee stings" or "taking anticoagu­ Solar M ax grown from a half-million to more than 2 million updated wallet card. those with congenital diseases. lants.” For more information, write P.O. Box 1009, members worldwide. It now has affiliates in 16 If you cannot afford the' $15, the Medic Alert In emergencies, a paramedic or attending physi­ Turlock, Calif. 95381. Or call (800) 344-3226. In dations. has the endorsement of hundreds ol medical Foundation will waive the fee. But $15 is a small price cian can rely on Medic Alert to provide important California, Alaska and Hawaii, call (209) 668-3333. captured by predicts Business \ aid fight WASHINGTON (DPI) — The In Brief shuttle crew administration’s decision to ignore world court jurisdiction in Central Small companies diversify America and the disclosure of By Al Rossiter Jr. ing such an operation in ground CIA-directed mining of Nicara­ EAST HAKTFORD — The small companies United Press International simulators, then carefully lowered guan ports is cutting into crucial relying solely on Pratt and Whitney are trying to the big satellite into a special support in Congress for President stop putting .ill their eggs into the jet engine CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - cradle in Challenger's open cargo Reagan's Central American basket. Challenger’s astronauts captured bay. policy. The .SO Connecticut companies whose only the disabled Solar Max satellite 307 Solar Max was clamped tightly House Speaker Thomas O'Neill customer is the East Hartford jet engine lirmsay miles above Earth with a bionic to its mounting ring by three said Monday the developments they stepped up efforts to diversily alter Pratt arm today and parked it in the jaw-like latches and two electrical made certain the House would and Whitney lost the major share of a large Ait- cargo bay for the first orbital connectors were attached. refuse to grant the additional $21 Force contract this February, overhaul by two spacqwalking The satellite* then was tilted million aid Reagan wants for "Probably we should have done it a lot sooner mechanics on Wednesday^ forward so its 22>A-foot-wide solar Nicaraguan rebels. that we did, " says Richard E. LeBorious, •2 ^ - s r Astronaut Terry Hart, using the wings cleared Challenger's tail as The controversy also spawned a executive vice president of R & S Machine Co, of shuttle’s 50-foot space crane, the satellite was rotated to provide new attempt in the ^ n a te to Enfield. reached up and grabbed the better access to the control system denounce U.S. support for rebels Stale economic development olllcials. who say 4-year-old satellite on his first try module that will be replaced trying to topple Nicaragua's Sandi- a company should not depend on one company for as both hunter and prey raced at Wednesday by George Nelson and nista government. more than 35 percent ol its business, say they more than 17,000 mph above the James van Hoften. Nicaragua filed suit Monday have been urging the companies to diversify, since Indian Ocean. "Our congratulations to all those against the United States at the the 1960s. It was a last-ditch rescue effort guys down there that made it world court in The Hague, charg­ that preserved N ASA’s reputation possible," Crippen told controllers ing it with violating international Demand for execs up 43% as well as the sun observatory that in Houston. law by mining ports and destroy­ would cost $235 million to replace. Shown on television beamed to ing bridges, hospitals and airports HARTFORD — Demand for executives in the Sunday's multiple capture at­ mission control, a close-up view of in Nicaragua. • .Northeast jumped 43 percent in the first quarter tempts, both with the arm and the satellite’s main electronics box In the past two months, 12 ^of 1984 over the same period a year ago, reaching during a spacewalk, ended in showed the outline of a Valentine the highest level recorded, an executive search vessels, including Dutch, Soviet failure. heart. Solar Max was launched The satellite Solar Max rests inside the experts had doubted whether the firm says. Shuttle commander Robert Feb. 14, 1980. and Japanese ships, have struck cargo bay of the Challenger space mines in the Caribbean port of El Along with an equal rise in the West, the jump Crippen was at the controls of the The astronauts let the 2>A-ton sun-watcher could be caught mechani­ Bluff and in two Pacific ports, led increases across the nation, with a 40 percent 105-ton spaceship as it slipped satellite slip away Sunday, but shuttle today after astronauts success­ cally after a first attempt to bring it to the Puerto Corinto and Puerto boost registered in the Midwest, a 36 percent rise Remodeling at SBM just about finished beneath ^ la r Max for the capture today's operation appeared fully captured it from space. NASA shuttle had failed. , Sandino. in the Southeast ;md 28 percent growth in the today. Hart, working from the aft flawless. The Senate Foreign Relations Southwest, said Arthur Young Executive Re­ part of the flight deck, carefully It was a magnificent recovery Committee has tentatively sche­ source Consultants. With finishing touches being put on executive offices on the second floor. maneuvered the cylindrical from ,a mission that appeared duled a closed meeting for today "Job opportunities for executives in the the remodeling of the Savings Bank of “ hand” of the robot arm toward its headed for failure Sunday when The staircase, with its attractive oak for a briefing from administration Northeast were higher this pa.st quarter than in Manchester’s Main Street office, bank precious target. spacewalking and arm attempU td Mondale has narrow edge officials on the C IA’s participation any other period since 1978, when we first tracked rail, "has become a focal point of the Guided by a television camera irab‘Solar Max failed, leaving the employees can breathe a little easier. 4 in the mining and Nicaragua’s demand in this manner," said Frederick von bank," Matrick said, adding that it is mounted on the arm ’s "w rist,” satellite in what engineers feared action before the world court, a Pechmann, managing principal of the company's Since work began in August, the quite a contrast to the narrow, dark Hart drove a wire noose on the end was a death tumble. panel spokesman said. Hartford bureau. stairway it replaced. of the space crane around a shaft Today's rendezvous and capture employees have had to endure the din in Pennsylvania vote today Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass,, Demand for executives nationwide grew 35 ✓ mounted on the satellite, the first sequence was made ail the mol-e of jackhammers and drills, gusts of offered non-binding amendment percent in the first three months of 1984, A new sprinkler system and night designed to be retrieved by a difficult by the fact that Challenger cold air and heavy dust. to a tax bill expressing the desireof compared to the same period of 1983, reaching the deposit box have also been added, shuttle crew. The snare was was low on fuel for its nose control Bv Laurence McQuillan ability to lure blacks may be During a slop in Bethlehem, Pa., Congress that no funds be spent for highest levels since 1978 in all regions except the " I ’m thankful that it’s just about Matrick said. tightened and Solar Max was rockets, the thrusters required for United Press International determine the winner. A duplica­ the senator from Colorado again the mining of harbors and ports-in Midwest, the company said, pulled tightly to the end of the arm. the close-in operations. Mission over," said Vice President of Opera­ tion of his showing in New York hammered away at linking Mon­ Nicaragua and that the United The changes are more than just “OK. We've got it,” Crippen control said the forward tanks had tions Thomas J. Matrick from his office PH ILA D E LPH IA — With poiiti- could hurt Mondale. dale with special interests. States withdraw its refusal to decorative, he said, reported matter of factly at 8:59 13 percent fuel left when Chal­ SNET offers more shares looking out onto Main Street. cians and poiisters caiiing today's In previous primaries and cau­ " I have raised a fraction of what accept jurisdiction of the Interna­ a.m. EST as Challenger came lenger approached Solar Max. Pennsyivania presidential prim­ cuses, Mondale has attracted some Walter Mondale has. He has raised tional Court of Justice. NEW HAVEN — Southern New England "It has helped to give us some within radio range of an Australian The astronauts were 61 miles The facelift — the bank’s first since ary a toss-up, the outcome may black support, while Hart’s lure $15 million or $18 million ... not one The amendment was debated for Telephone Co. has filed a registration statement privacy in dealing with customers," tracking center. away from Solar Max when they 1972 — will do more than just provide hinge on Jesse Jackson’s impact among that group has been small. cent from any special-interest two hours and action was put off with the Securities and Exchange Commission Matrick said. “ Outstanding,” replied Jerry awakened at 12:22 a.m. The more pleasant surroundings for bank upon black voters in the state’s Two key battlegrounds are Pitts­ group. until today. for on underwritten secondary oflering of 6.9 Ross in mission control as the approach to the satellite went employees, Matrick said. industrial areas. burgh and Philadelphia — where "Nobody owns m e." he said. "I Late Monday, defense sources million shores of common stock. Throughout the work, the bank has control center in Houston erupted smoothly, with Crippen and co­ With 172 nationai convention loyalties conflict. Both cities have don’t owe anybody anything ex­ told United Press Intenational the The shares will be offered through a prospectus tried to include its employees in the into applause. pilot Dick Scobee following the By taking over the building next door deiegates at stake — one of the large numbers of union members, cept the people of this country. ... CIA has directed a covert opera­ in the near future by American Telephone & project, allowing them to help choose Hart, a 37-year-old engineer who same type of rendezvous proce­ that previously housed the Camisole idrgest prizes of the campaign — who tend to back Mondale. Many, When I say we’ve got to have a tion for more than six weeks to lay Telegragh Co., which will receive the proceeds. new furniture and paintings, Matrick spent more than 150 hours practic­ dures used Sunday. Shop, the bank has gained 9,000 square Democrats in the Keystone State however, are blacks who take president who goes into the White mines in two Nicaraguan Pacific The oflering will be underwritten by a said. either will fuel Walter Mondale’s pride in Jackson’s candidacy. House with no strings attached, nationwide group of investment banking firms feet, he said. Most of that building now coast harbors and that the work serves as the bank’s loan center. resurgent campaign or Gary Mondale had an edge because he that’s exactly what I’m talking has been carried out in part by eo-managed by Morgan Stanley. Salomon Broth­ "They’re very pleased with the new Hart’s chalienge. earlier filed full slates of 117 about.” ers. Merrill Lynch Capital Markets and Lehman surroundings," he said^*~ former Latin American military Even with that additional space, the Harild photo* by Hudton Federal agents bust Ail thr^e contenders are stump­ delegates running in separate Jackson, meanwhile, demanded personnel hired by the CIA. Brothers Kuhn Loeb. ing the state today in last-minute bank will be nearly up to capacity when The entire project cost more than races in the 23 congressional an end to U.S. involvement ip the The mines have been placed in campaign appeals in the last the remodeling is finished, Matrick $500,000, Matrick said. The new staircase at the Savings Bank of Manchester's Main delegates. Hart, who only submit­ mining of Nicaraguan harbors and the ports of Corinto and Puerto m ajor contest until May 5, when Commodities scheme? said. Street office has become a "focal point” of the bank, according pizza shop heroin ring ted 47 slates, picked up another 70 said he will go there to meet with Sandino under cover of darkness "It came out very w ell," he said. Texas Ddmocrats hold party from candidates who have dropped both sides. from speedboats operating from a NEW HAVEN — A lawyer for a Greenwich to Vice President of Operations Thomas J. -Matrick. The caucuses. In addition to work on the facade of "W e’re pleased with it.” out. "The mining of those harbors is freighter with the objective of company being sued lor a commodities scheme NEW YORK (UPl) - The deals and often delivered the The latest tracking poll by ABC Mondale, swinging through the .building, the renovations involved The Savings Bank of Manchester is remodeling of the bank, which is nearly complete, has opened v e ^ close to an act of w ar," he harming Nicaragua's economy, said the company was a victim of the ploy, along “ Pizza Connection," a $1.6 billion narcotics in pizza boxes, investiga­ News and the Washington Post said. expanding of the lobby, adding a new up new office space. Much of the space was gained when the Scranton, Erie, Pittsburgh, Har­ the sources said. with the government of China and banks in the largest of Manchester’s three heroin operation spanning three tors said. shows Mondale favored by 41 risburg and Philadelphia on the The Washigton Post reported Germany. Austria and Connecticut. teller area, check desks, and staircase banks, with assets of $376 million in bank purchased the building next door and set up its loan center continents that was called the percent, with Hart getting 36 Attorney General William eve of the vole, repeatedly vowed today that CIA involvement in China National Chemicals Import and Export to the second floor, and opening up 1983. there. biggest drug operation ever, has French Smith called it the “ most percent. Jackson had 15 percent. he “ will put Pennsylvania back to covert operations against tte Co., known as SINO-CHEM, has sued Nitron been broken up and 31 members of significant case involving heroin Eight percent were undecided in work” if he reaches the White Inside Today Sandinista government may be International of Greenwich for $35 million, the syndicate charged with trafficking by traditional organ­ the poll taken from Friday to House. stepped up dramatically if Presi­ charging the company broke two contracts to conspiracy. Sunday. page ized crime ths$ the federal govern­ "Plants and factories all over 20 oes. 2l sectionssec dent Reagan is re-elected. deliver fertilizers, collecting $2.6 million by The operanon was run by ment has ever developed.” A Philadelphia Daily News poll this state are lying idle now” The White House said it had no forging documents or making "blatant organized"6Hme families in the Thirty-one people were charged released on the eve of the primary because of President Reagan’s Advice ...... 12 Here’s what to do with a financial windfall Business...... 20 comment on the Post report, which falsehoods". United States and Sicily and with conspiracy to violate federal also found the contest to be a economic policies. “ Reaganomics Classified...... ib- 1» quoted administration officials as Nitron attorney AnlhonyOFitzgerald said the included Italy’s most wanted fugi­ drug laws. Eight defendants were tossup, with Mondale leading Hart By Gail Collins has devastated Pennsylvania," he Comics .,...... 14 saying if Reagan wins re-election, firm received only $30,000 and "the bulk of the Participating mortgage investmenU are designed tive, federal authorities said charged under the “ drug kingpin” by a margin of 30.7 to 26.6 percent. 50 to 100 percent sheltered. Waesche chose it “ for 'said in Pittsburgh, noting the Entertainment...... 12 “ The president is determined to go money ended up in the hands of (a German man) United Press International primarily for pension funds, since their returns are Monday. statute, which carries a maximum Jackson was receiving 9.2 percent. Lottery...... 2 income supplement rather than as a growth state’s 8.9 percent unemployment all out to gain the upper hand” in who set up a bogus company which purported to totally taxable. Because Susan and Bill had such a low appreciation vehicle.” The massive operation relied on penalty of life without parole upon The pollsters generally are say­ rate. Obituaries...... g NEW YORK — Everyone dreams of a lottery win or Opinion...... 6 the region. sell commodities." He said the man is being held income, Waesche said, "it worked well for them. ’ ’ The •”rhere are other investments that throw off income the owners of pizza parlors in small conviction. ing they found a volatile situation, The former vice president said an inheritance, but actually investing a big windfall Peopletolk ...... 2 Such an effort could involve in jail in Hamburg, West Germany. trust, designed to last about 7 years, included a Midwestern towns to arrange drug The ring imported 1,650 pounds wi^ many of those interviewed — high dividend stocks, bonds, annuities,” he said. he would create new jobs by Sports...... 15-17 sdbstantialiy more money for may be more prosaic and complicated than your package of mortgages providing a return of more than deals between Sicilian suppliers of heroin over the past five years, saying they may change their dreams. "T h ey’re all good, but they’re no hedge against improving the economy through Television...... 14 U.S.-supported forces in the region 14 percent a year. In addition, the buildings inflation. We chose real estate to provide them with and U.S. distributors. The middle­ with an estimated street value of minds at the last minute. cutting the federal budget deficit Weather...... 2 Technicom makes investment Randy Waesche, a New Orleans investment rather than the sending of U.S. appreciated in value by about 50 percent, and Bill and men used pizza lingo to discuss $1.6 billion. Smith said. To a large degree, Jackson’s income that’s increasing and an asset base that and improving trade. troops, the Post said. DARIEN — Technicom International Inc. has counselor, recalled the case of Bill, 25, and Susan, 30, Susan received larger lump sums as the individual announced an investment of an undisclosed two social workers whose annual income was $15,500 parcels were sold over the life of the trust. before Susan’s father sold his. factory to a amount in Micro Computer Systems Inc. of The real estate equity portion of the portfolio Greensboro. N.C., a manufacturer of telecom­ conglomerate and distributed part of the profits to his children. included three different funds. One, a limited munications equipment. partnership, purchases property, improves the Blacks question police sensitivity following gun incident Under the agreement Technicom. which Susan, who was unemployed when the windfall arrived, found herself holding about 6,000 shares of management and then resells it within a few years. A LEAVE THE WORRYING TO US TIE-Communications Inc. owns the majority of, second is a real estate investment trust that returns has the right to buy the remaining equity interest the Fortune 500 corporation that had bought her By Kathy Garmus Lannan that they sometimes walk about 8 percent income, fully tax-sheltered. officer's actions in the Friday stopped 30 feet from Blanchard, Several people said it was in Micro in the future. father’s business, worth about $269,000. Herald Reporter the streets in fear. Several of the residents said that incident and said that without a opened the front door of his cruiser frightening that police would rely Technicom also announced it has formed When they approached Waesche, a partner in the " I didn't want to look for shelters per se, but if I “ Our psyche tells us that Man­ because of the environment in complaint, the incident would not and stood behind it. and three on the word of one person — the Technicon Systems Inc. to market a full range of financial planning firm of Resource Management could shelter a portion of their income that was fine,” IF WE DON'T SEll YOUR About 25 black residents met chester is a hostile environment to which they grew up, they, too, be investigated further. times ordered Blanchard to put his assistant director who called po­ outside plant products for the telecommunica­ Inc., their natural goal was increasing their present Waesche said. with police officials Monday night us,” said one woman. “ We have to might ignore an officer's request to “ I'm at a stalemate with this hands on the hood of the car. lice — who wasn’t even an tions industry. income. They were concerned about inflation, which HOME WE'LI BUY IT... to express their concern over watch out for our children. This put their hands on the car if they case,” he said. Each time Blanchard asked eyewitness. they exp ect^ to rise dramatically, but given their police treatment of minorities. young man could have been ddad.” were doing nothing wrong. THE THIRD FUND was a limited partnership that Citing several Supreme Court "W h y?" and continued to keep his present tax bracket, the Internal Revenue Service “ The origin of our fear comes "What about all the crackpots Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg buys land in high-density growth areas, constructs The two-hour meeting at police cases concerning detention with­ hand under his jacket, police said. Rhody firm reorganizes was not a major worry. out there?" asked one woman. received a resounding “ yes” when small warehouses on it, and holds the property for? to headquarters was sparked by an from the last place it should — the out arrest, Lannan said that officer When he began pulling an object Several people suggested that she asked, “ When you see a police EAST PROVIDENCE, R.l. - About 100 10 years before selling it for development. t incident Friday in which a police police department,” said one man. Joseph Amato acted properly out of his jacket, Amato drew his WAESCHE’S FIR ST STE P was to analyze the Call us today for our Blanchard’s activity was viewed officer coming, do you automati­ employees at the Fram Group will be part of a offiper drew his gun on an “ As long as I wear a tie and drive a when he stopped Blanchatd on gun, police said. stock. ‘ ‘We thought it was trading fairly high, and this The warehouses throw off income during the as suspicious by Cheney Tech cally think confrontation?” reorganization of the automotive businesses of guaranteed sales plan 18-year-old black man who was Jaguar or Mercedes, I might be Love Lane Friday shortly after was a good time to begin diversification," he said. waiting period — "graduated returns starting off at 3 safe.” employees simply because he is Allied Corp., Fram 's new corporate parent, the concealing what turned out to be a noon. Throughout the meeting, Lan­ Waesche drew up an investment plan aimed at to 4 percent, which could increase about 1*A percent a ONCE AM ATO R E ALIZE D the black. company announced. high school diploma underneath Police said they received a nan pressed the group on whether a producing an income stream that would increase object was a book, he put his gun "There’s been ho indication that Some of the employees are scheduled to be year,” Waesche said. The reai payoff, however, SEVERAL RESIDENTS re­ report from employees at Howell complaint wouj(l be filed. At one naturally each year, with a real estate equity base Anne Miller Jacki Smith his Jacket. back into its holster and searched there was suspicious activity,” relocated to Southfield, Mich., where the should come down the line when the land is sold and counted incidents in which they Cheney Regional Vocational Tech­ point, after asking if there were that should rise in value at least as fast as the Blanchard for weapons, police said one man. headquarters of Allied’s automotive section is investors receive returns that are taxable as Dick Bissell Rick Merritt The young man, Paul Blanchard said they were unfairly stopped by nical ^hool that a nian matching any more questions, he became consumer price index. long-tem^ capital gains. said. According to police, Blan­ They also suggested that the being formed, a Fram spokeswoman said. of Cbanning Drive, was present at police. Blanchard's description had bwn impatient and left the room. He Susan kept half her stock, and also decided to keep 8 the meeting but made no com­ chard said he went to the school to incident could have been averted The spokeswoman said it is still uncertain 'The real estate income investment was a limited General Manager Robert B. in the school asking questions and returned about five minutes later percent of her assets in a money market for ready partnership that buys garden-variety apartments and ment. Police said be has not filed a get information about enrolling had Amato simply asked Blan­ which employees will be offered jobs in Michigan Richard E. Marritt Agtncy, IVeiss promised that police guide­ “ acting very nervous.” The em­ and had brought his high school when members of the group cash, “as a security fund for emergencies." In office buildings. “ The investor can anticipate a 7 to 10 complaint. lines and sensitivity training chard what he was carrying under and which will remain at Fram ’s East Provi­ ployees said Blanchard was hiding diploma with him. his jacket instead of ordering him requested that he do so. addition, 9 percent of her portfolio was to be invested year holding period with fully sheltered income Roaltors Many of the residents said the procedures will be reviewed. something under his coat that dence office, adding details of the reorganization Lannan said that because of the to place his hands on the car. "You don't file a complaint by 3S in a participating mortgage trust, 20 percent in real stream beginning at 7>A percent and increasing incident reflected community­ “ It bothers me to be told you are could have been a stick or club, are yet to be finalized. 122 E. C«nt«r 8t. 646-1180 information police received from Lannan countered that anyone estate equity, 8 percent in real estate income and 5 percent a year, hopefully,” Waesche said. wide insensitivity toward blacks. walking in fear,” he said. police said. people discussing the matter.” he percent in oil and gas. Cheney Tech employees, Amato who ignores a police officer’s said. “ We have an IS-year-old The oil and gas fund pays about 13 percent and was They told Police Chief Robert D. Lannan defended the police According to police, Amato acted “ right by the book.” orders is taking a chance. I have yet to hear froth.”