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By Robert Sangeorge hurt hundreds United Press International WASHINGTON — An advisory panel of top nuclear scientists is Bv Michael D. Harris molesting 18 youngsters and pro- recommending that California’s United Press International ^cutors said at the time of the troubled Diablo Canyon nuclear arrests last month that more than power plant be allowed to begin LOS ANGELES — Ten years o( 100 children may have been abused test operations, the Nuclear Regu­ torture and sexual abuse at a in the last 10 years. latory . Commission announced beach city preschool scarred “a Citing the transcripts, George Friday. whole generation of children” revoked bail for teachers Babbette 9 Following a highly technical during hundreds of gruesome Spitler, 36, and Peggy Ann Buckey, all-day session, the NRC ’s Advi­ molestations, according to new 28. sory Committee on Reactor Safe­ allegaUons revealed Friday by Raymond Buckey, 25, who is guards agreed to recommend that prosecutors and grand jury charged with 75 counts; his the commission allow low-power testimony. mother. Peggy McMartin Buckey. testing at Diablo Canyon’s Unit 1 “ This school was not in the 57; and Betty Raidor, 64, were reactor, ^n NRC spokesman said. business of caring for children, but ordered held without bail. Miss The advisory panel, made up of was in the business of orchestrat­ Raidor and Miss Spitler pleaded leading nuclear scientists and ing clear and unequivocal child innocent Friday to the charges. engineers, was asked by the abuse,” Deputy District Attorney The others will enter pleas April 20. commission on March 27 to review Lael Rubin said during a bail The school’s owner, Virginia serious new doubts about the hearing in the case. McMartin. 76, and teacher Mary safety of the $4.9 billion facility’s Superior Court Judge Ronald Ann Jackson, 57, remained free on massive piping system. George divulged during the bail. UPI photo "They concluded their meeting lengthy hearing that grand jury George said there was evidence by agreeing they would send a transcripts showed numerous bru­ of ” a vast conspiracy (by the Raymond Buckley and his mother, other defendants are- charged with letter to the commission saying tal incidents against children — defendants), whether or not (they Peggy Martin Buckley, listen during a having sexually molested hundreds of they think authorizing a low-power some as young as 2 years old — were) formally charged” with the license for Diablo Canyon would be including threats that family additional molestations. bail hearing in Los Angeles Friday children at the pre-school they oper­ OK,” said NRC spokesman Frank homes would be bombed and Rubin said that one child told her afternoon. The Buckleys, who with five ated, were held without bail. Ingram. parents would be shot. mother that, ” ’A good day at The five commissioners have The judge said one child at the school, mom, was a day when scheduled a meeting for next McMartin Pre-School in Mahattan Raymond left us alone.’” Friday, at which they are expected Beach was buried up to the chest in District Attorney Robert Philib- Appropriations committee passes to debate and vote on the issue. sandy soil and forced to dig his way osian, who was in the courtroom, The advisory panel, with an out, that drugs were given children said later said he did not know if informal show of hands, over­ and the children were raped. formal charges would be filed in whelmingly agreed to draft a letter Before sealing the transcripts, the 397 additional incidents re­ hospitai cost containment pian this weekend to NRC Chairman the judge also revealed a large vealed during the hearing. Nunzio Palladino recommending knife was drawn across one child’s Among the seven defendants, By Bruno V. Ranniello hospital charges under which Hospitals will be allowed to keep low-power start-up of the plant. chest. Ms. Rubin said, Peggy'McMartin United Press International hospitals rates are set in advance. the difference in payments if they Pacific Gas & Electric Co., Ms. Rubin, who said some of the Buckey, daughter of the school’s Only New York. New Jersey, can complete treatment for less owner of the plant, was pleased children were injected with drugs owner, was responsible for 163 HARTFORD - The Legisla­ Massachusetts and Maryland have than the prescribed rate or absorb with the advisory panel recom­ before being taken from the school separate uncharged acts and her ture’s Appropriatitpis Committee adopted the plan to contain costs the loss if it exceeds the reiburse- mendation. The company, the to be molested, revealed there son, Raymond, was responsible for voted 38-2 Friday to approve through incentive regulation. ment level. largest privately owned utility in were up to 397 additional incidents 100 uncharged acts. landmark legislation designed to The compromise approved Fri­ The committee voted 24-13 on a the United States, admitted last that were not listed in the original Security was extremely tight control spiraling hospital costs in day was the result of lengthy and proposal to establish an annual week that each day of delay has llS-count indictment. during the hearing. Spectators Connecticut. intense bargaining between law­ five-month legislation instead of cost it $1 million in interest on The elderly owner of the Manhat­ were screened by a metal detector makers, the Connecticut Hospital the current three months in even loans. tan Beach nursery school and six and the well-guarded courtroom The committee agreed to send to Association, third party insurers years and five months in odd ” We feel now that the commis­ teachers were formally accused of was locked. the Senate the sweeping proposal and the state Commission on years. sion will have enough information requiring hospitals tocontain costs Hospitals and Health Care, which Republican members, citing a to vote next Friday and we expect a under a pre-set rate structure for will administer the program. $500,000 price tag for extending favorable vote for low-power test­ rooms and surgical procedures The negotiated measure calls for sessions in even years, criticized ing.” said Pacific Gas spokesman beginning in October 1985. a 14-member task force represent­ the proposed referendum as Richard Davin. The spending committee also ing hospitals, doctors, insurers and costly, foolish and inefficient. A low-power operating license Ford says Meese would allow the utility to start a approved for debate a measure legislators who will work out The Democrat-controlled com­ raising salaries of state lawmak­ controlled fission reaction at the details of the prospective payment mittee rejected amendments to ers and approved a proposed Unit 1 reactor and test it at up to 5 system by Oct. 1. make annual sessions only three constitutional amendment to leng­ percent of full power. should withdraw The containment plan of pre-set months or four months long. then even-year legislative sessions ...fees, modeled after federal legisla­ But an anti-nuclealr group that from three months to five months. tion, will provide incentives to The proposed constitutional has opposed any start up of the plant vowed Friday it will chal­ By Mark A. Dupuis the investigation is complete. Connecticut would become only keep costs down because hospitals amendment must receive a three- lenge the NRC in federal court if it United Press International Meese failed to list on his federal the 5th state to establish a will know in advance what their fourths vote in botirchambers to be approves the low-power testing. financial disclosure form a 315,000 prospective payment system for fees will be. placed on the November ballot. ” We still intend to pursue this in FARMINGTON — Former Pres­ interest-free loan made to his wife court,” said Louis Clark, executive ident Gerald Ford suggested Fri­ by a man who later got a director of the Washington-based day that Edwin Meese should government job. Critics called for Government Accountability Pro­ vvithdraw as President Reagan’s a full investigation of Meese’s Shuttle chases Solar Max ject. ”lt would be foolish for nominee for attorney general. finances, noting that a number of anyone to assume that Diablo Ford, asked about Democratic people who provided financial help ' Canyon is safe just because the criticism of Reagan appointees, got government jobs. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. an unprecedented attempt to re­ cargo bay work frame called a NRC says it is.” said he had similar problems Critics also want to determine (D P I) — Challenger blasted off to trieve, repair and redeploy the Flight Support System. The NRC advisory committee during his presidency. what, if any, role Meese had in a higher orbit than ever Friday and spacecraft. Crippen reported that the arm, a was asked to examine a key He recalled how Agriculture obtaining information purloined the astronauts fine tuned the NASA said Crippen and his crew new replacement since an identi­ dispute among the NRC ’s own Secretary Earl Butz offered to from Jimmy Carter’s 1980 shuttle’s course for a two-day of space rookies — Dick Scobee, cal boom failed o n the last flight, engineering staff over whether the resign because of an uproar over a campaign. chase peross space after a broken Terry Hart, James van Hoften and looked “ super.” The Flight Sup­ plant’s piping was properly built racially derogatory joke he told. Ford was somewhat critical of satellite that needs an overhaul. George Nelson — were right on port System also checked out and meets government safety Ford accepted the resignation. Reagan appointees in general. “ Mighty pretty,” said veteran target. normally. standards. " I think that it was the right ” I think there have been more commander Robert Crippen, as he The crew members made preli­ Both will be crucial to the Commissioners Frederick Bern- thing for Earl Butz to do even individuals than I would have liked looked down from a record shuttle minary equipment checks on their planned $45 million to $55 million thal and James Asselstine said the though 1 thought he was a first who have been careless in how they orbit that ranged up to 290 miles first day in space and also reported rep a ir. job on Solar Max, the dispute would have to be resolved class secretary of agriculture,” handled certain activities,” he above Earth. that their passengers, 3,300 honey­ world's most sophisticated sun before they would v «(^ o allow test Ford said; said. ” I don’t think anything In the last maneuver of the day, bees, appeared to enjoy their ride observatory that has been on the operations. New concern about the ’’One may infer that you think criminal has been done, but there Crippen fired one of Challenger’s in a special enclosure on the blink for more than three years. safety of the twin-reactor facility the same thing should happen with has been a degree of carelessness QMS engines to adjust the align­ shuttle’s lower floor. The arm also will be used surfaced when an NRC engineer, Mr. Meese?” a reporter asked. which I don’t think should be ment of its path around the world to “ The bees seemed to make it up Saturday to drop the 11-ton Long Isa Yin, told the commission that “ Well, that’s a fair inference,” condoned.” match that of the Solar Max here OK and they’re busily at work Duration Exposure Facility satel­ much of the plant’s piping was Ford replied. Ford was in Farmington to satellite. down there,” Scobee said. lite in orbit. constructed improperly and can­ A special prosecutor is invcst- attend a fund-raiser for Rep. More fancy flying was planned Crippen, who is on his third ' The sat^ite is laden with 57 not be trusted to hold together in an ingating Meese’s financial deal­ Nancy Johnson, a freshman Re­ for Saturday to ensure that Chal­ shuttle flight, and the other astro­ experiment thal are to be left in earthquake. ings. Senate consideration of his publican seeking re-election in the lenger will be able to ease nauts limbered up Challenger’s space until the LD EF is retrieved But Yin agreed Friday, with nomination has been put off until 6th District. alongside the satellite Sunday for 50-foot robot arm and tested the on another shuttle flight certain stipulations, that low- power testing could begin. Safety concerns about Diablo Canyon surfaced in 1972, when Democratic candidates return to infighting geologists found a m ajor earth­ quake fault just three miles offshore from the plant. By Arnold Sawlslak- nia primary Tuesday and 78 headed for Wisconsin. tive “ build-down” proposal that would be out of work.” Chrysler Unlted Press International delegates in Wisconsin in caucuses Mondale got off the plane In calls, forexampel, for dismantling employs about 600,000; Pittsburgh- that begin Saturday. Madison ready with a salvo two nuclear weapons for every new Wheeling employs about 2,700. After a gentlemanly debate in Wisconsin held a non-binding against Hart’s record on a nuclear one that is built. Hart appeared in Philadelphia Inside Today which no one got mad at anyone, ’’beauty contest” primary last freeze, which Wisconsin voters Earlier in the day at Pittsburgh, before heading to Wisconsin, the Democratic presidential con­ Tuesday, which Hart won with 46 have endorsed by referendum. Mondale attacked Hart’s record on speaking at Widener College to 20 poges, 2 sections “ I don't believe his policies pass about 300 students. He criticized tenders went back on the political percent of the vote, compared to 43 aid to financially troubled indus­ Advice ...... :..i2 warpath Friday in Pennsylvania percent for Mondale and 10 percent the threshold of credibility,” he tries, saying if the senator from the Carter-Mondale administra­ Business...... 20 and Wisconsin. for Jackson. Because the primary said at a news conference at the Colorado “ had had his way 600,000 tion for propping up ailing indus­ Classified...... lB-19 Walter Mondale and Gary Hart was open to all voters regardless of Dane County Airport. 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Sports...... 15-17 ball campaigning resumed. out all over” League of Women Hart at first refused to support a “ My opponent — Gary Hart — Hart proposed an economic Television...... 7-9 W eather...... 2 llie Democrats are contesting Voters debate in Pittsburgh Thurs­ nuclear freeze. Mondale said, and objects to all that,” Mondale said. common market for Central Amcr- for 172 delegates in the Pennsylva- day night, all three candidates then chose to support an alterna­ “ If he had his way, 600,000 people I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 7, 1984 MANCHKSTKH HEKALl), Suturdiiy, April 7, 1984 — 3 Maple Corners a syrup town Bennef s alternative program reverses bad habits By Andrea Zentz community. glad he made the move. United Press International “ Everyone in the community knows just He said there's always something hap­ By Sarah E. Hall about everyone else." Postmaster Con­ pening, whether it's potiuck suppers or Herald Reporter MAPLE CORNER. Vt. - The road winds stance Spaulding said. "It’s just very close. dances. During the winter, snowinobilers through the hillsides, starting out as a People care." gather lor ride-ins. At Bennet Junior High School, in paved highway but abruptly changing to Mrs. Spaulding said that'sexpecially true “ Arrangements are made with farmers a suite of rooms with peeling paint dirt. Right at the crossroads, where the when there is a crisis. to open up their gates so no one gets hurt." k \ on the walls and graffiti on the paved and dirt roads meet, sits Maple A few years ago. she recalled, a boy was he said. desks, 21 students from across Comer. lost in the w o^ s for two days. Folks Wooden signs also are posted along trails town are being nudged out of bad And each spring, the community lives up provided sandwiches and beverages and warning the snowmobilers of upcoming habits. to its name. Farmers tap the sugarbush. combed the area until they found the child roads. Ninth-grader Ray Freeman, for producing gallons upon gallons of maple unharmed. Siegrist. with a touch of pride, said example, "missed” lOl days of syrup. Howard Siegrist. who sells the maple there's even one with a fork and spoon school last year. "I just didn’t like There’s no welcome sign when you enter syrup p rod u ct in the village, owns the pointing to the general store. school," he says. the rural community; the only way you general store. He said he had always heard Eva Morse has been town clerk for 21 This year, he’s clamped down on know you're there is a sign on the country Vermonters wdre stand-offish, that it took a years. Her grandparents were among the his own class-cutting and has made store bearing the name "Maple Comer long time to get to know them. first settlers in the town. She said she was the honor roll twice. Store Inc." "We found just the opposite,” he said. drawn to Maple Comers because of its Jimmy Pearson, a bear of a kid Like many hamlets, this community, "The people in the neighborhood welcomed rustic nature. who's graduated to just part time comprised of about SO residents, is m ix ^ us with open arms." in the same alternative education with lifers — people who were born and Opening a store in the country was quite a "1 can look at the mountains and the Robin (lower left) and Cedric Fitch gather sap from maple trees program, admits he "was getting brought up here — and flatlanders. contrast from his suburban lifestyle in New pastures," she said. “ It's a nice feeling to in a lot of trouble" when he came to walk down the road, and it’s nice to have non-natives who migrated to Vermont. York City, he said. But Siegrist, who has on their farm in Maple Corner, Vermont. Manchester from Hartford in the And. like many hamlets, its a close-knit lived at Maple Corners five years, said he's every fiveoutofsixpeopiewavetoyou. seventh grade. Now, in ninth grade, things are going "real good.” "It was like self-control," he W eather says. "Instead of teachers yelling Peopletalk at me, I had teachers telling me, 'Keep calm, get it over with.’ ” Today’s forecasts But at least one of the rebellious Photos by Robert Stowell Anchors away on PBS "shelter kids,” who have gained It’s no laughing matter ConnecUcul, Massackmelts and Ninth-grader Ray Freeman completes a worksheet after notoriety in their protest against a The “ Inside Story" on PBS Friday night Rhode Island: Mostly cloudy Sat­ reading the Manchester Herald, a daily task for the Blonde Daryl Hannah, 23, who plays Madison V rule barring them from Manches­ addresses questions on discriminating proce­ urday. Highs 45 to SO. Considerable the mermaid in the box-office steamer "Splash," ter's homeless shelter, is among students in his class. Ray's attendance has dramatically dures against television news anchorwomen over cloudiness Saturday night. Lows 35 doesn't see herself as a bombshell. "M e? A sex those the program tailed to turn improved since he’s been in the program. 40. The "Gender Gap" segment will be hosted by to 40. A mix of clouds and sun symbol? Oh, God, no.' she says in Newsweek's around. Teacher Robert' Stowell Hodding Carter and was prompted by the recent Sunday. Highs in the SOs. April 9 issue. "I'm not the type. Anyway. I'm not remembers a girl who “ we just lost Christine Craft case, in which KMBC of Kansas Vermont: Saturday and Satur­ with a 15-minute "cigarette "boom boxes" put them away, that good looking. I think 1 could be a good to the street." At 16, she is out on City demoted Ms. Craft, then 36. saying surveys day night cloudy and cool with break" between the second and without being told. comedy sex symbol — a joke, you know?" her own and a dropout. showed she had lost viewer appeal. scattered light showers and flur­ third, follow. The rest settle down, as Stowell Among the panelists on the program will be ries. Highs Saturday in the 40s. Then, after eating again, it’s gives them an update on which Steve Majowitz, a ninth-grader in a Student Jason Picano does an im­ “ I DON’T THINK a lot of people time for less rigid curricular fare students have qualified, by com ­ 7 Rene Poussaint, WJLA-TV co-anchor in Washing­ Lows Saturday night in the upper in Manchester are aware of the ton. D.C., and ABC News national correspondent 20s and lower 30s. Sunday clouds townwide alternative education pro­ promptu handstand in the school gym, — movies, gym. career education pleting more than 50 assignments real difficulties, the deep-rooted What, no reservation? Lynn Sherr. mixed with sunshine, breezy and gram held at Bennet Junior High which is right next to the suite of rooms and science, or maybe a hike to this quarter, for free coupons to get social and home problems that McDonald’s, a bowling trip or a a Coke, fries or a hamburger at cool. Highs in the 40s. School, cradles one of a brood of chicks housing the alternative education pro­ There was no room at the inn for John Paul Maine: Saturday scattered some youngsters have," says ride to Hartfoid to do "compara­ McDonald’s. Stowell. Rayburn, but no one will forget his brief stay. The aquarium murder case showers south, showers north his class raised. gram at Bennet Junior High School. tive shopping." Rayburn, refused lodging at a. motel early changing to flurries in the moun­ One kid he’s taught was so Stowell says that most of the kids MOST OF THE KIDS still have Wednesday, returned with a power saw, carved The great aquarium robbery case turned out to tains. Highs upper SOs to upper 40s. "school-phobic" that, as a first- “ start to disintegrate after lunch," their coats on. Neither Stowell, nor - up the registration desk, fired a round of shots at a be not theft but murder — by a cannibal. Showers changing to flurries north grader. he leaped from his moth­ and claims the frequent afternoon teacher Norma Irvine, nor either security guard and led police on a SO-mile chase A frantic man called police in Iowa Falls, Iowa and scattered flurries south Satur­ er's car on their way to school. outings are "healthy for them." of the two aides minds. before he was captured, police said. Tuesday night to report the theft of two scavenger day night. Lows in the 20s to low Another 14-year-old left school at Later in the day. students attend The students balk when Stowell Rayburn, 33. of Green River. Wyo., had sawed fish from his aquarium. SOs. Scattered flurries north and mid-term to have a baby, came elective classes or work at school- tells them what he has in mind for up about $1,850 worth of the front desk before he "The guy couldn't find his fish and figured mountains and p^artly sunny else­ back two months after she gave it related jobs. the rest of the afternoon: an was approached by a security guard, investiga­ someone broke into his house," said police where Sunday. Highs in the SOs and Cloudy with showers possible up for adoption, and managed to Or, as early as 1 p.m., some go "Everyday Living Test. ” tors said. dispatcher Jerry Dewitt. “ It was the strangest 40s. Saturday cloudy, a 30 percent chance of afew showers. Highs around hold her life together well enough home. While all start with a full "I don’t have nothing to write The suspect then pulled a pistol from his coat to go on to graduate from Stowell's thing I’ve ever heard of." New Hampshire: Showers 50. Winds becoming northwest 10 to 20 mph. Saturday night variable day in the fall, "it dwindles to a with.” says one boy sitting up and firetl “ numerous shots." police said. The program. Police found no fish and no evidence of forced changing to flurries ndrth and a cloudiness. Lows in the 30s. Sunday mostly sunny. Highs In the 50e. minimum who are capable of Iront. An aide walking around with guard returned fire and the man fled the building. His philosophy on how to help dealing with it,” according to entry. They prepared an all-points bulletin for the chance of showers south Saturday. Today's weather picture was drawn by Amy Schauster, 9, o f 351 several pens and pencils gives him Police chased the suspect before his car blew a missing creatures. kids like these: "less punitive, Stowell. one almost before the copriplaint is Highs in the SOs and 40s. Flurries Porter St., a fourth-grade studeht at Highland Part School. tire just north of the Utah-Wyoming border, A few hours later the embarrassed aquarium likely north and a chance of more positive" discipline;' no "You don’t beat a dead horse, ” out of his mouth. where he surrendered without further incident, owner called back. He had searched the tank flurries south Saturday night. taskmaster wielding a stick. Take he says. "We already did this test. ” spout police said. No one was injured'. again — to find one scavenger fish dead near a Lows in the 20s to low SOs. Mostly » away the pressure, but reward the "If you’re successful ior part of two others, "No way," Stowell Police Commander Bob Overy said a witness at water filter, and the second fish busily cleaning cloudy with scattered flurries kids for what they're doing right. the day, you don’t blow the whole answers, and starts reciting the the motel said Rayburn appeared .to be up the remains. north and partly sunny south It won’t work for everyone, he thing." Or, if a kid is making paper first question. intoxicated. Charges will be filed today. Deputy “ We labeled the case one dead on arrival, and a Sunday. Highs in the SOs and 40s. says. "Y ou’re just not going to airplanes during class, don’t scold In the back of the big, high- County Attorney Gail Stewart said. charge of criminal behavior is pending on the change patterns that have taken him — teach him how to make one ceilinged room, its walls sporting second fish," Dewitt said. years to develop over the course of better. murals and its windows curtain­ one school year.” less, is a corner covered with Extended outlook For some, though, the program BUT STOWELL is not in favor of carpet. There’s a “ thunk" as one is the difference between staying giving kids a free ride. For boy pulls a desk down so he can A Stay tuned, I love you Extended outlook for New Eng­ in school and dropping out — example, he’s "very much in land Monday through Wednesday: write while sitting on a couple of Listeners of a radio station that features a late Mud Nuggets dirt cheap illegally, since most junior high favor” of the new shelter rule Connecticut, Massachusetts and the yellow cushions there. night call-in program called Bed Check were all school students are under 16 years barring teenagers from using the Visitors to the 1984 World’s Fair in New Orleans Rhode Island: Fair Monday and Again, no fuss. witnesses to the engagement of a Tulsa, old. homeless shelter day after day. can go home with a souvenir they can really call Tuesday, chance of rain or snow "It’s like a family, ” says 14- Oklahoma couple, the station's news director So unlike high school students- unless they prove they’re seeking dirt cheap. Wednesday. Highs will be mostly ... * 'T4A* .. i. .ml. year-old Tammy Sheehan later, in said. Mississippi'Mud Nuggets will be sold for $1.50 ..“ They’re still into 'I’m here more permanent housing. another room. "They tell you what Announcer Jan Dean allows listeners to talk to in the 40s, lows in the SOs. because I have to be and I'll do during the fair. Vermont: Dry and cool through “ When you’re trying to run a to do but they don’t make a big each other anonymously over the air. KAYI news anything I can to get out of it."' program like this, you naturally The retarded residents of Holy Angels School the period. Highs in the mid 40s to scene out of it.” director Jim Ellis said Wednesday. Stowell says. resent any kind of option that formed The Mud Nugget Factory to process and lower SOs. Lows in the SOs. She merely smiles when Stowell, P A few months ago. Ellis said, a male listener As a result, the aim of the would give them an easier time package "Genuine Mississippi River Mud Maine, New Hampshire: Fair peeking his head in the door, teases calling himself the Keyboard Man called in to 5-year-old program is bottom-line staying out of school," he says. Nuggets.” The packets are put together at the Monday. Increasing cloudiness An afternoon trip to MacDonald’s on class takes part in. From left to right are her about being late every morning make contact with a female listener who basic, even more so than the three And while some of the students school from mud trucked in from the Mississippi Tuesday. Wednesday a chance of "because she doesn’t get her hair identified herself as Cupid's Arrow. West Center Street is one of many students Robyn Kinney, Chris Letendre, R's. Attendance is top priority. claim they prefer the alternative done early enough.” River banks. rain south and rain or snow north. After several on-air conversations. Ellis said, activities Bennet's alternative education and Tom Gesuelle. program because the work is The mud is placed in small, nonbreakable Daily high temperatures in the mid the couple made arrangements with Dean to AT 8:20 A.M SHARP, the school "easier,” Stowell says his classes "Here, you can really concen­ containers that are tied with red, white and blue 40s south with mid SOs and low 40s exchange names and began dating.' yarn and carry a riverboat logo. Also included is a day begins with a look at the cover most of the same material as trate and go at your own speed,” This week. Keyboard Man called Bed Check to north. Overnight lows in the 20s but Manchester Herald. "W e want to all the rest. says Freeman, the former chronic Mississippi River fact sheet and a warning, with -some upper teens north and ask Cupid’s Arrow to marry him. Ellis said. The get them into the habit of reading "They don’t think it’s ‘Level class-cutter. His 15-year-old “ Please do not eat the mud." low SOs south. Setelllte slew Zinsser couldn’t save all of iund woman held Keyboard Man and KAYI listeners in The nuggets already have been used as Mardi the newspaper,” Stowell says. Whatever’ because the pressure’s friend. Bill Sprague, agrees, say­ suspense until Wednesday when she called in to Gras throws and in welcome baskets for retain only $50,000 and to provide The Legislature's Finance Com­ A few minutes later, it's time for not there,’’’ he says. ing the small classes are helping to Commerce Department satellite photo taken at i p.m. EST Friday Sen. Carl Zinsser, R- publicly accept his proposal. convention delegates. Manebester, has made an unsuc-: that $10,000 of the $50,000 go to the mittee has reported favorably on a breakfast. Every morning, two An afternoon in his classroom boost his grades. shows an intense low-pressure system in the eastern Great Lakes Air quality cessful attempt to prevent a cut of private sector as "seed money" to but involving the sale of old Blue students cook the meal — maybe reveals his technique. Ninth-grader Rick FtJley says he producing clouds over the Northeast and Ohio Vsilley. Rain and snow $10,000 in th& state's Children’s get more donations. ' Books (State Register and Man­ muffins and tea, or fried eggs, or Coming back from lunch, one was fed up with regular “ main­ The state Department of Envir­ showers are falling around the Great Lakes and New England. A band Trust Fund, a fund dedicated to use Zinsser opposed both changes. ual) , parallel to one introduced by tomato soup and crackers — for boy bounces a basketball down the stream” courses and would have onmental Protection forecast good of frontal clouds stretches from southern California northward to for prevention of child abuse. A bill introiduced by Zinsser that Zinsser. The law would allow the the rest of the class. hallway. A girl in a black leather quit school altogether had it not air quality conditions across the Montana. The fund was sci up under would prevent the state from secretary of the state to sell the "Let’s face it: There’s a hie­ jacket approaches, blowing big been for the program Stowell state for the weekend. Good legislation intoduced by Zinnser interfering in local referendums books at a reduced price from rarchy of needs in all of us. If you bubbles of purple gum. Stowell heads. conditions were reported state­ last year, but $60,000 remaining in has passed the Senate and has been April 1 to the end of the fiscal year haven’t been fed properly, you’re ignores what might have irritated When he says, ” I was ready to wide on Friday. 30,00 it would have lapsed at the end'of sent to the House. Zinsser intro­ and to give them away after that. not going to be interested in doing other teachers. drop out,” in the past tense, he the fiscal year. duced it after gaming commission Last year the .state destroyed the your whoolwork," says Stowell. But well before the start of class, speaks for a hefty share of his Zinsser favored a bill that would officials placed a newspaper ad­ old books at a cost of $5,000 because Three half-hour long classes. the few who are carrying big classmates. Rivers flooding have prevented the $60,000 for vertisement urging citizens of there was no legal way the Enfield to vote in favor of off-track secretary of the state could give Major rivers in Connecticut lapsing. The bill has been modified to betting in town. them away. climbed past flood stage Friday, UTC effort saves hospital money swelled by rainfall of nearly 4 Manchester Memorial Hospital began with a challenge grant of from 20 to 25 percent. inches in some areas that left roads officials are thanking an incentive $300,000, over five years’ time, and parking lots underwater and For 1984, MMH and UTC officials program begun by United Technol­ which United Technologies caus^ evacuation of a home for McCavanagh opposes zoning bill have already agreed on an objec­ ogies Corp. last year for a more pledged to the hospital in 1982. the elderly. tive: to reduce by six hours the than $200,000 reduction in 1983 Strings were attached. The Connecticut River was ex­ Rep. James McCavanagh, D-Manchester, opposes votes which have addressed this type of regional average adult stay in the hospital medical costs. ” We agreed that half of UTC’s pected to crest in Hartford Satur­ a bill he says would force Manchester to have its housing issue. On each occasion, more than 70 percent for medical treatment or surgery. Michael R. Gallacher, acting gift would be contingent on our day afternoon 4 feet above flood zoning regulations address the housing needs of the of my fellow townsmen have opposed our town taking If that goal is reached, savings executive director of MMH, said achieving certain cost-, stage and the National Weather entire Capitol Region, including Hartford. on that type of regional housing obligation.” will total $323,000 over a full year. this week that the savings are a containment goals,” Gallacher Service expected minor flooding The target of McCavanagh’s criticism before the McCavanagh was referring to referendums on direct result of reducing the said. along the river to continue for Planning and Development Committee of the General Manchester's withdrawal from the federal Commun­ average length of stay for psychi­ In 1982, the hospital slightly The population center of the several days. E j D' Assembly is a bill designed to encourage affordable ity Development Block Grant program. Democratic r^/zlSMOwiAs'** i£olr housing, through zoning regulations. Town Director Stephen Cassano has suggested the atric patients from 24 to 22 days. exceeded its goal of increasing the United States is located one- The state’s other major rivers, UFI WlATHiS FOTOCAST & The cost-containment program proportion of one-day surgery quarter mile west of DeSoto, Mo. including the Housatonic and the McCavanagh is a member of the Planning and town consider rejoining the program. On Tuesday, the Farmington, crested Friday 1-3 Development Committee. Board of Directors will meet with representatives of feet above flood stage. Police in He says he has no objection to the idea (hat each the federal Department of Housing and Urban Farmington and Simsbury re­ NatlonsI lorecest town should address the housing needs of its own Development to discuss changes in the requirements r ported several roads were closed citizens, but he argues that any kind of regional for participation in the program. For period ending 7 .m. EST Saturday Rain win h ...... Friday because the Farmington housing obligation would would hamper each town’s Pacific coast in parts of New Enoland and *1009 the River covered them with 2 to 4 feet ability to to manage its own affairs. of water. Great Plains regiSn. aseW ^re New language proposed in the bill says of zoning with skies ranging , from sunny to partiv 7 The National Weather Service regulations, “ Such regulations shall also encourage ’'^reported 3.7 inches of rain in the temperatures Include; Atlsnta73. B o e to n % ^ C h i«o n L o . " the development of housing opportunities for all DIVORCED CATHOLICS Saugatuck section of Westport 46. Dalles 77. Denver 48. DOluth 52 H o u sto ?^ citizens of the municipality and its Connecticut HAVE YOUR QUESTIONS Today In history Friday, while readings elsewhere Kansas City 59. Little Rock 73. Los Anaelea Planning Region ...” in Connecticut ranged down to just 62. New Orleans 78. New McCavanagh wants the words "and its Connecticut. ANSWERED ABOUT DIVORCE AND On April 7,1947, millions of Americans strike lasted 23 days. Here, lines of below 1.5 inches. The reading at Seattle 55. St. Louis 61 and Washlrigton M * Planning Region" removed. THE CATHOLIC CHURCH. were left without telephone service by a Bradley International Airport in McCavanagh said, "In recent years in my Town of m i m pickets march outside the main offices Windsor Locks was 1.65 inches. Manchester, we have had two major referendum nationwide strike called by the National of the American Telephone & Telegraph Attend a panel discussion on Federation of Telephone Workers. The Co. in New York. APRIL 9 at 7:30 p.m. at ST. MARY A planned 62 ecrecommunlty of attachedeing le family homeaoniy Manchester Herald Penny Is guest speaker 15 min. from Harford. Your own private tot on town maintained CHURCH HAU, 1600 MAIN STREET, roads, prlcea starting at $69,500 L ottery Richard M. 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African nutioiv. -Cameroon's official radio announcement on Radio Yaounde late in the tanks up to the palace in a bid to capture said. evening saying loyal forces were in control Biya, who became president in an uncon­ cnunMiroNDY Communicatioils were cut off to and from of the situation. tested election on Jan. 14. But loyal army ROUTIR3 TALCOTTVILLE, CT. the nation on Africa’s west coast early The antiy was “ cleaning up the last troops were able to surround and overcome FEATURING THIS WEEK ... Friday when intense gun battles in the pockets of resistance” and citizens should the rebels, it reported. capital began, making reliable information • “ slay in their homes to avoid mishap," said “ Biya now controls the situation,” the 24 HR. TOWING difficult to obtain. , ^ the announcement monitored by United French radio said. Official Cameroon Radio Yaounde, which Press International in neighboring Gabon. 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TEL. 643-6247 by nightmares a year after the 1------T T 1 Fighting ends peace hope BOSTON (UPI) — Former State the Soviet Union. shooting. ing in separate investigations by the ^ ^ ooo Open Tues.-Sat., Thur. 643-4444 Department officials said Friday that “We are making an enormous "There isn’t a day ,that goes by that 1 Stanton Police Department and F.T.D. B E IR U T, Lebanon — Lebanese militias battled Evenings til 8 - By appoint­ despite campaign rhetoric, presiden­ mistake by pressing all the issues into don’t think about this,” Anthony Speri Orange County Grand Jury. He re­ MASTER CHAUGE each other with mortars and grenades around tial candidates are listened to by other told UPI Thursday night in his first signed from the force last August. ment. AMERICAN EXPRESS * SERVICE ^ Beirut’s only remaining east-west crossing an East-West mold when we should be countries and they should be more The shooting focused attention on the Friday, dampening optimism raised by reports asking ourselves just how much interview since the March 1983 shoot­ JACK BERTRAND 643-1262 (1st row l-r) Sheila, Doreen, Gary, Nancy. decisive in their positions on key issues. influence does the Soviet Union really ing. “ I’m definitely a victim. I’m going problem of “ latchkey children,” who the factions were near agreement on a peace are left alone during the day by their (2nd row l-r) Mary, Janet, Leslie plan. "Although candidates say silly have,” Ball said. ! to have to live with this for the rest of things to each other, our friends abroad my life.” working parents. Patrick’s mother, WE SERVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL The fighting, which rapidly spread across “The Soviet Union is-blamed as a SPECIALIZING IN do not plug their ears,” said Dean Patricia Ridge, said the boy was left in Beirut’s southern suburbs, broke out eigly hourJ source of all our problems: it is looked Speri, 25, had served on the police SUPERIOR MUFFLERS AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION Rusk, secretary of state in the Kennedy upon as the evil empire. We are force in suburban Stanton for 15 months the bedroom with the door tied shut ' after yet another cease-fire was declared at because she could not afford a HEATING and SHEET METAL dawn. and Johnson administrations. creating an East-West mold when 80 when he was dispatched March 3,1983, DON W IUIS GARAGE, INC. babysitter. specialists Mortar and rocket shells flew across the Green Rusk and others attended events to percent of our^ problems are local to check on a boy and his mother after a celebrate the 50th anniversary of the arguments between nations over reli­ caller told police the two had not been The entire incident — including WHEEL ALIGNMENT • BRAKE SERVICE • WRECKER SERVICE Line and disrupted traffic on the Museum GENERAL REPAIRING New England Mechanical Services, Inc. Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy allegations the mother might have crossing, a spokesman for the Amal Shiite gious, ethnic or territorial matters. seen for several days. at Tufts University. Former Secretary been guilty neglect — gained further Propane Cylinders Filled Moslem militia said. The crossing is a 1-mile They are age-old arguments," he said. Using a passkey provided by an of State Henry Kissinger had been He also said there was a need to apartment manager, Speri entered the attention wh6n it was dramatized in an Air Conditioning Service 166 TU N N E L RD. stretch of road through the Green Line dividing TELEPHONE IS MAIN STREET '------episode of thp popular T V cop show VERNON, C T. 06066 Christian east from Moslem west Beirut. invited to attend, but declined after develop a Mideast policy which is “ an darkened bungalow, began a search MANCHESTER CONN 06040 student groups announced intentions to American policy." and grew suspicious when he saw a “ Hill Street Blues.” r o H i b ( 871-1111 Druze Moslem radio said at least eight people protest his presence. were injured by mortar shelling in Ras el Nabeh, “We should have a policy Of our own bedroom door tied shut with a rope. “ I’m tired. I’m tired of the entire FAMILY HAIR CENTER a Moslem neighborhood west of the line. Christian About 150 people demonstrated des­ by determining what is and what isn’t "I screamed ’Police officers, police episode,” said Speri, a strapping THE CUT YOU KEEP OPEN SUN DA YS 9-1 pite the absence of Kissinger, specifi­ 6-foot-2, 180 pounds. With his neatly Phalangist radio said another civilian was of interest to us,” Ball said. “This officers’ and heard running inside," ECONOMY LAWN MOWER SERVICE SUPPORT Your Neighborhood Pharmacy wounded earlier in the day. cally protesting a closed-door session means we should be wary of commiting Speri said. “ At that point I imagined trimmed moustache, clipped sideburns S e n io r Citizen Discounts between the former officials at the our military resources. It is easy for us there was a crime in progress, either an and spit-shined black shoes, he looked 647-3660 Lowest Prices in Area Tufts campus in Medford. to get into situations, but terribly hard ambush or a burglary." like he just stepped off a police Violence diminishes in strike Walter Stoessel Jr., deputy secretary for us to get out of them." He kicked in the door, saw a shadowy recruiting poster. CROWN PHARMACY of state in 1982, said he was concerned Elliot Richardson advocated the figure clutching a gun and fired a single “ I ’ve gone through a lot of stress and Expert Lawn Mower Repair LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Unions ignored a court • PRESCRIPTION CENTER about the effects of campaign rhetoric "creation of regional peacekeeping shot that struck and killed little Patrick strain,” Speri said. ’It’s affected order to reduce the number of pickets outside on Free Pickup and Delivery on Soviet relations, including the machinery" as the best way to head off Mason. A split second later, Speri said, everything in my life.” 10% Senior Citizens Discount AHMAD K. ALTAF 208 West Center Street the Las Vegas Strip Friday and strikers tried to J.A. WHITE GLASS CO Manchester, Ct. 06040 comments of President Reagan. conflicts that could lead to nuclear war. he realized it was just a boy and the gun During the two-hour interview, Speri Registered Pharmacist stop thousands of tourists using cut-rate deals Stoessel said it “may create a Richardson, a former undersecretary he held was a dime store toy. (203) 649 0312 MII.El from entering the hotel-casinos for a weekend of said he suffers frequent nightmares, diminishing incentive on the part of the of state, is a candidate for the U.S. “ At first I thought I ’d missed, there' headaches and nausea and has re­ FREE ESTIMATES PROMPT, PERSO^AL FHOXf. gambling. C aII Miyllm* b«twMn ( wn, and 10 pm., 7 days ■ WMk Soviet Union toward meaningful Senate in Massachusetts this year. was a kind of sigh of reiief. I thought. ’I COlIRTEOl'S SERI ICE Ma)0\4LD'S] The casinos were filled to capacity. ceived numerous death threats. negotiations." Others who attended the event were must have scared the daylights out of Police said there had been no arrests since Patrick’s mother, Patricia Ridge, George Ball, Rusk’s former underse­ Douglas .Dillon, undersecretary of the poor kid.’ early Friday, perhaps because of a rainfall which has filed a $20 million suit against the EVERYTHING IN GLASS As seen on PM Magazine cretary, said the campaign’s foreign state in the Eisenhower administra­ “Just then he completed a 360 turn hit the city. No violence was reported since the officer and city of Stanton, and Speri "WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT' policy debate is being loo heavily tion, and Warren Christopher, deputy pre-dawn hours, compared to the brawls that and I saw blood coming out of the side of faces a separate lawsuit filed by the centered on the actions and positions of secretary in the Carter administration. GREG broke out on picket lines earlier in the week. At his neck, homing out like a garden hose. child’s father. J.A. WHITE GLASS GO. the least 142 people have been arrested in the walkout I and a number of injuries reported. CHIMNEY The strikers, wearing rain coats and carrying 6 4 9 -7 3 a a umbrellas, paraded on the Strip and in front of Polish government backs down on crosses SWEEP downtown casinos in full force despite a court m 't 'H 30 VEAHS EXPEHIEMt E By Tony Paterson order limiting the number of pickets permitted to ries and in the school’s main library. confirm that a cross will be hung in the The decision to allow crucifixes to be, 31 BISSELL ST. MANCHESTER 644-0007 cross driveways and entrance ways. United Press International He refused to say whether the crosses main library." •MIRRORS aSHOWER DOORS aSTORE FRONTS Fully displayed at the library and the 94 Carman Rd., Manchester would have to stay out of classroom Students, who were in the town of dormitories represented a triumph for •SAFETY GLASS aBATHTUB ENCLOSURES aETC Insured GARW OLIN, Poland — The Catholic Arson blaze on kills five walls. Garwolin, near Mietne, to attend mass, the church in Poland, where the Roman church scored a triumph Friday in “ We will display crosses in the issued a statement indicating accep­ Catholic primate. Cardinal Jozef BALTIM O R E — An arson fire in Baltimore’s Poland’s “ war of the crosses,” with classrooms as soon as possible,” one tance of the new arrangement. red-light district gutted a building housing a Glemp, condemned the authorities for C u rtis communist authorities backing away student said. “ This morning we learned the good the ban. nightclub and apartments early Friday, killing from their ban against the display of Domanski said students boycotting news from our headmaster who said Ziebart five people and critically injuring a sixth, crucifixes at a school outside Warsaw. classes to protest the ban would be the cross is returning to our school," Glemp had said the ban offends the lllllllllilllllM ^es Rustproofing Company authorities said. majority of Poles, 90 percent of whom Amid bitter student protests, the ban readmitted Monday and the authorities they said. “ We are also allowed to wear HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Vernon Industrial Place Police said no arrests had been made and the was imposed March 7 at a vocational would stop demanding the students crucifixes." are Roman Catholics. identities of the three men and two women killed school in the village of Mietne, where Video • Television • Stereo Z-GLAZE Clark Road HIUD sign pledges to recognize the lay Bishop Jan Mazur, who began a The ban also was criticized by Pope and an injured man were not immediately the authorities ordered crosses taken HTEiiOB Vernon, CT FLAPS character of state schools. bread and water fast March 27 in John Paul H and the leader of the released. down from all walls at the school. PIOTECTION n, gg ve,non exit) SUN ROOFS “A solution has been worked out that protest against the ban, won a standing outlat^ed Solidarity Union, Lech WEEKEND SPECIAIL "Witnesses saw a man in the area (shortly Ryszard Domanski, the school’s is suitable for all sides,” said the ovation from the students at the mass Walesa, who declared Sunday that the Rant VCR A 3 Movies $19.9S before the fire),’’ said poiice Sgt. Jay Landsman. headmaster, announced Friday headmaster of the 760-pupil school in and announced he would end his fast union would use “ every means” at its 273 W.MIDDLE TPKE. CALL FOR DETAILS “ We’re iooking for a male.” crosses would be permitted in dormito­ Mietne, 40 miles outside Warsaw. “ I immediately. 872-3361 Fire officials said the blaze, which caused an disposal to fight the measure. estimated $200,000 damage in an area known as .S/M>fia/isin^ in If incs “ The Block," was deliberately set in a hallway of MERCURY ™ i ! v f i the Four-O-Eight Bar leading to the upstairs OLCOTT PACKAGE STORE apartments shortly before 5:30 a.m. The last Reagan claims he wants unity on policy Everything In GLASS! 654 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT. patrons had left the establishment about 5 a.m. Pine Shopping Plaza The fire raged out of control for nearly an hour. “In our two-party democracy, an By Ira R. Allen idea of not criticizing a president’s Phone 646-2756 “We Can’t Hide Behind Our Product” United Press International effective foreign policy must begin foreign policy decisions. NO SERVICE CHARGE DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE Neo-Nazis align with Soviets with bipartisanship,” Reagan said. One of Manchetlert Lergett Selections Of Figural Ceremict In ^"•Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., Over 30 Years Experience«24 Hour Service Stock. Our Volume Saves You Money. 100's Of Specialt.* W ASHINGTON — President Reagan “ We must restore America’s honorable Master Charge and Visa Accepted BONN, West Germany — West German called Reagan’s speech is “ an outrage* MMrvallons for • H0M 9 • AlrilnM • SltamshlpA 7 charged Friday that a Vietnam-wary tradition, of partisan politics stopping Te/e-ChecA... neo-Nazis are becoming increasingly pro-Soviet at the water’s edge. Republicans and ous attempt to blame Congress for his ■27 Main ttreol Manchaeter Pirionii Ctiicki Cithid up lo $150.00 Congress is encouraging the enemies of own failures in foreign policy. •PLEXIGLASS aFURNITURE TOPS and anti-American in a campaign to attract the Democrats standing united in patriot­ support of leftist groups for a reunified and democracy by undermining his foreign ‘‘This administration lias not policy, and he asked lawmakers to ism and speaking with one voice.” neutral Germany, a government report said Repeating the complaint he made at achieved a single significant diplo­ •SHOWER DOORS •AUTO GLASS Friday. stand behind him “ united in matic agreement since it took office,” Hundreds of patriotism.” his Wednesday news conference, Rea­ IVIINIT-IVIAN PRINTING The report, released at a news conference by he said. “ More guns, more bombs and 429 CENTER ST..M ANCHESTER 949-1777 In a speech to international scholars, gan said, “ I believe once we estab­ Designs & Styles •SROWER ENCLOSURES •MLRRORS^SCREENS Interior Minister Friedrich Zimmermann, said more bullets are no substitute for a the president said his failures in some lished bipartisan agreement on our some neo-Nazi groups were abandoning the coherent foreign policy — in the Middle C0MPLE1E PMTIN A COFYIK Sfnm foreign affairs areas are caused by course in Lebanon, the subsequent •PICTURE WINDOWS •PATIO DOORS “ Hitler cult " and adopting leftist terminology to East, in Central America or in our half-hearted support and outright second-guessing about whether to keep P€RSONflL T€€ IJ LOW GOST PRINTING call for a joint effort in the “anti-imperialist dealings with the Soviet Union.” •SAFETY GLASS •STORE FRONTS WHILE VOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) liberation battle." opposition from Congress that make it our men there severely undermined Partonaliied Fun A SportWMr our policy. It hindered the ability of our **OONC WHILI YOU WAIY** The report said neo-Nazis were preaching impossible to carry out a sustained Rep. Dante Fascell, D-Fla., chair­ program. diplomats to negotiate, encouraged man of the House Foreign Affairs OrMl Olftt For Any OeeatioR •STORM WINDOWS •INSULATED GLASS MUESS C«K.STMWaTHMn tTisn neutralism and hatred of foreigners, advocating more intransigence from the Syrians withdrawal from N ATO and allying themselves “Unfortunately, many in Congress Conunittee, said Reagan is at fault for and prolonged the violence. We Are Now Located At 825 Main Street, with shaven headed youth gangs known as seem to believe they are still in the failing to include Congress in foreign SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES troubled Vietnam era, with their only policy decision-making. (next to the Brass Key) 31 TRY OUR NEW 3-M BOND COPIEBI “skinheads," disorderly soccer fans and “ma­ “Similarly, congressional wavering Bisselt Street, Manchester 649-7322 cho" groups. task to be vocal critics, not responsible partners in developing positive, practi­ ... on Central America, can only “ I am a strong "advocate of a cal programs to solve real problems,” encourage the enemies of democracy, bipartisan foreign policy — but it takes TELEPHONE 649-6713 Fully imured Sikhs threaten Gandhi’s son he declared. who are determined to wear us down ’ ’ two to tango,” he said. “ It’s difficult to Custom Kitchen Center It was the second time this week that he said. get a bipartisan foreign policy if you’re 643-2072 When You’re On This NEW D E LH I, India — Prime Minister Indira The question of who lost Lebanon is reaching out with one hand and PAUL SHAMONIS LANDSCAPER Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling Gandhi appealed Friday for an end to violence in he has taken a sharp slap at Congress for limiting presidential authority increasingly taking on political over­ punching with the other,” he said. Page — You Tell Your the northern state of Punjab, following a threat by tones in this election year. Reagan sent QENERAL LAND8CAPINQ Visit Our Showroom At: • DRAPERY • CARPET • WALLCOVERING abroad. PRESIDENT REAGAN White House spokesman La rry The your door.'” militant Sikhs to assassinate her son. the Marines in Beirut in 1982 as part of AND LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE colorful store that comes to Story Not Only With An ... speaks in Georgetown Speakes said only "wait and see” when 25 Olcott Strict In a nationwide radio broadcast on the eve of a “ If we are to have a sustainable , an international peace-keeping force, 3-day trip to the Middle East, Mrs. Gandhi said foreign policy, the Congress m ust' a s k ^ whether Reagan - despite his Mon. - Sat. 9 - 5:30 Ad, But Also With A but last week announced the end of the House Speaker Thonlias O'Neill said call for bipartisanship — would use the she was canceling her visits to Egypt and Algeria support the practical details of the Call For Free Eiffmafe • CiMtom dropory • wovun woodi • mlni-bllndt * budtproods U.S. military role in Lebanon following Thursday Reagan "is responsible for Lebanon situation as a campaign Issue Thun, till 9 PM so that she could deal with the recent rioting in policy, not just the general goals,” he the deaths of 264 Americans. • vortical blindt • ■wogt/cornlca« • fhodas Picture Write-Up... Punjab. the deaths of the Marines over there ” against Democrata. But Speakes 175 WOODLAND ST. •» rmoo i a»anmm tmimm told the Georgetown University Center Congressional Democrats had O ’Neill accused Reagan Friday of Expert decorofiog odvite at your convenience with no obligation added, "We’re not playing politics with MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 649-7544 Appointments doys, evenings, weekends. for Strategic and International Studies. pushed for withdrawal earlier, and being an “election-year convert” to the this speech.” MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, April 7, 1984 - 7 li M \\t iii:si i:i; h k u a i .d . s.iumUo. Apni 7. m«4 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher' Miniseries brings Saturday TV Washington to iife OPINION ______7:00A.M. when Ns secretary shows up ana 9 - MOVIE: Charii# Chan: JuKe is pursued by an arrogant Tho Castia in tha Dasart’ Weird By Jullanne Hastings CSD CD - Captstfi Kangaroo doit. (R) (60 nun.) (< ^sed o p ­ ha^^Tenings in a desert castle en­ United Press International CD Wortd Tomorrow tioned] tice Charlie Chan to sc^ve the CD - Gat Smart (S ) - New* Update mystery. Sidney Toler, Arieen J a c k Whelan. 1942. NEW YO RK — Barry Bostwiclc stars beginning CD - Nawa © © - People Are Funny 1:45 A.M. Sunday in CBS's “ George Washington,” an action- Gary Hart’s campaign needs a victory A n d e rs o n S T --R a tu m T o Ptarrat O f Apaa © - El Mundo dal Box packed miniseries about the first president’s early life 3 2 - ESPN'a Spaadwaak IPRE- © - MOVIE: Broadway GD - MOVIE: 'Romao and as a son, a lover, a surveyor, a soldier and finally a QH08TLY0IRL JuHat* Young lovers are kept Washington MtEREI M d o d y o f 1936' A producer leader of men. able to reverse t\fs current big-state slide in feHs to recognize N s cNIdhood apart by their feuding families in P H IL A D E L P H IA - W alter Mondale's very GB - Aliva ami WattI tNs version of Shakespeare's The eight-hour miniseries based on the award- Pennsylvania, it will be very difficult for him to make Merry-Go-Round ' Ann Jillian (I.) must help sweetheart and unknowingly im pressive victory in the New York prim ary puts Gary C 9 - CWIilran'B Thaatra John P. Navin Jr. when a sail­ casts her as the star of N s new tragic romance. Leonard WNting. winning biography by historian James Flexner airs the case that he is the popular choice who just happens Olivia Hussey, Milo O'Shea. Hart in particularly vulnerable straits as the ® - Nawa/Sporta/Waattiar boat comes crashing into his show. Robert Taylor, Eleanor 8-11 p.m. EST Sunday. 9-11 p.m. EST Tuesday and 8-1! Politics to be trailing in delegates. And once Mondale starts Powell, Jack Benny. 1935. 1968. Democratic presidential campaign heads into O - Johnny Quaat living room on this week’s epi­ p.m. EST Wednesday. closing in on 1,967, a fa ir number of delegates elected 9:15 P.M. 9 - MOVIE: Uaad Care' In or­ Pennsylvania, a state that figures to be even tougher Today I8 l - Ring ArountI tha Worftl sode of “ Jennifer Slept Here.” der to get ahead in the used car Jaclyn Smith plays Sally Fairfax, the passionate uncommitted may jump to be aboard a winner. 8 1 - Exchanga airing SATURDAY, APRIL 14 9 - Your Money world, Rudy setts rattling wrecks love of Washington’s life and the wife of his best friend for him. at fancy prices. Kurt Russell. Jack Jack Germond A significant element in Mondaie’s string of victories Jataons George William Fairfax (David Dukes). Patty Duke Mondale in about three weeks has now beaten Hart in on NBC. 9:30 P.M. W ^den . 1979. Rated R. in the large industrial states is that he has been able at 9 - This Weak in Japan Astin plays Martha Custis, the young widow three major Northern industrial states vital to any and Georgian 7:30 A.M. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME 2:00A.M. Washington marries. Democratic nominee — Michigan, Illinois and New Jules Witcover last to move above the plateau of about 35 percent that CD - Wtmriatama 9 9 - M am a's FamHy When M «n a visits her late husband's CD CD - Movie Cant'd Besides having a lively and intelligent script and a marked most of his performances after his opening - Get Smart York. And Mondale s advantages in next Tuesday's CD grave, she discovers another © - MOVIE: 'Saturday Night great cast all around, this besl-of-theTV-season Iowa landslide. Much of that improvement doubtless Pennsylvania primary should make him favored to add saw plots CD - Newark S, Reality woman's name next to Ns. (R) And Sunday Morning* A y o t^ miniseries was filmed on location at many of the sites comes from his labor support, and in New York from ® - Pink Panliiar Show man is unh a^y in Ns factory job a fourth. 10:00 P.M. and the pressure o f conformity in Washington visited during his lifetime — Indejjend- his heavy backing from Jewish voters and the party 3 2 - ESPN'a Horaa Ratting Organized labor once again cam e through for Tuesday's primary, but Hart has slated only 45. Of CD CD - M ickey SpiDana'a Ns environment. He releases Ns ence Hall in Philadelphia, 'Valley Forge, the House of W aakly Mondale in New York and he was able to win handily in these, nearly half — 22 — are in five congressional apparatus, including Gov. Mario Cuomo and Mayor Ed Mttte Hammer A missing set of resentment in a wild weekend. Decision at the Delaware River and, of course, Mount all over 3 2 - Fraggia- Rock counterfeiting plates is Hammer's Albert Finney.Rachel Roberts. districts: nine in Philadelphia, five in Pittsburgh and Koch. key to solving the murders o f a Vernon, his beloved home. spite of Jesse Jackson again picking off the l 8 - Papaya and Frianrla SNrIey Anne Field. 1960 overwhelming share of the black vote, supposedly an four each in the Philadelphia suburbs and outlying Hart therefore is looking forward to such tests as the pair o f models. (R) (60 min.) Other cast members include Lloyd Bridges as ® - Sporta Raviaw 3D 9 - Pn>0 cont'd trapfier-guide Caleb Quinn, Stephen Macht as Gen. essential element in the Mondale constituency. Bucks and Montgomery counties. Mondale strategists Texas caucuses on May 5 and primaries and caucuses WASHINGTON - Throughout CD- N e w s - Sport Billy 3 D - Dr. Gank Scott Ben^ict Arnold, Anthony Zerbe as Legardeau de St. In Pennsylvania, unionized labor, comprising a third figure that if their man can beat Hart soundly in these in the West where labor, the Jewish vote and party his public career, the late Rep. CD © - Fantasy Island A C B BM eball Bunch 11:00 A.M. © I S - Major League © - Newa/Sports/Wsathsr woman wants revenge when she 9 - Sports Update Pierre, Jose Ferrer as Gov. Robert Dinwiddle. Hal orthodoxy m ay not be of as much help to Mondale. Larry McDonald lived in a world of Baaaball: Tsam a to be of the state's work force and historically a strong and congressional districts, they may be able to keep him ( S ~ it's Your Businoss CD ® - Puppy/Soooby Doo © - Championship Wraatling leems that her h usba^ has been 2:30A.M. Holbrook as John Adams, Trevor Howard as Lord Announced unfaithful and a ’duli’ accountant active player in Democratic politics, should be even below 20 percent of the vote statewide. That f i ^ r e is the deep, dark conspiracies sup­ - Momir>gtown Show © - Classic Country 9 • Countty Jukabox Fairfax, and Jeremy Kemp as Gen, Horatio Gates. BUT FIRST THERE IS Pennsylvania, th e two things © - Amarican Govammom wants some new excitement. (60 m ore form idable for Mondale than it proved to be in threshold required to qualify for any of an adffllional 55 posedly aimed at him by the evil CD - B.J./Lobo Show (B ) - Juhs Child and Company @ ) - Crossfire There's also a Washington in the cast, 20-year-old © - Embajodoraa da la Muaica min.) (Closed Captioned) Hart does have going for him here are money and foot 8:00 A.M. O - Road to Los Angelas New York. And in Wilson Goode, Philadelphia's first pledged delegates to be awarded, and if Hart fails to forces of world communism. Programa musical presentando la 5:30 P.M. 3D “ independent Network John Augustine Washington V, who is a direct soldiers. His early streak brought him both and he is - Charlio Brown 3 1 - Scholastic Sports Acad, black m ayor. Mondale will have an influential ally to reach it. Mondale might walk away with a giant share Among his perfervid disciples,- QD CD & musica y el folklore de Colombia. © - Nawsmakors Saturday N e w s 2:45 A.M. descendant of Washington's brother of the same expected to outspend Mondale and outnumber him in Snoopy a - Hardy Boys/Noncy Draw cut into Jackson's black vote that he didn't have in New of the state's 172 pledged delegates. indeed, there lurks the nagging ® -S ta r Saarch © -L a s t Chance Garage 3D - Not Necessarily The GD - MOVIE: 'Cain & M abel' A name. - Caesar's Falaca Grand Myataries i showgirl fails in love. Marion Dav­ volunteers (exclusive of labor’s efforts) in CD © - W all Street W eak Louis Flexner, whose four-volume biography won a York. For weeks now. Mondale's ever-rising delegate totals suspicion that the Soviets shot Prix © - Victory Garden ies. Clark Gable. Guy Kibbee. Pennsylvania. But nearly $1 million in paid television in ® - News Update I Rukeyser analyzes the '60s with a © - Nawa/Spoita/Weathar special Pulitzer Prize, said he decided to write about have been overshadowed by the seesawing popular-vote down the Korean airliner last ® - Monchhichis/Uttta 1936. CD & - W itnesa for Christ: weekly review o f ecottomic and 6:00 P.M. © © - Y ellow Rose Chance is contest — who “ w on" each succeeding state. But as New York by Hart didn’t change the result, and Rapcals/Richla Rich Washington when he was doing research for a book on F U R TH E R M O R E , Hart must cope once again with 'September just to get rid of Ordination o f Episcopal Elect investment matters. CD (D © - N a w a shocked into unconsciousness 3:00 A.M. volunteers can only do so much if voters aren't buying - Christopher dose-Up Andrew F. Wiaaamann "Doctors on Horseback." his failure to file delegates in all of Pennsylvania's Mondale approaches 1,000 delegates — the Associated McDonald. CD 2:00 P.M. CD - Blue Krtight and Roy and Quisto see Grace © - SportsCenter arMJ W N t together at the Buck­ He kept running into information about Washington congressional districts — a fact that m ay make it Press gives him 861 now to 512 for Hart and 140 for the candidate's message. Nor is the money likely to McDonald's conspirational na­ (S) - Tom Jerry and Friends ® - House For AK Saasons © - Night Flight CD - MOVIE; 'The Big Circus' CD - Racing From Aquoduct skin. (R) (60 min.) during the American Revolution and he began lo .see 7 possible for Mondale to translate his own strength into a Jackson of the 1,967 needed — his delegate keep coming in at the rate the television-oriented Hart - SportsCenter ® - Hoy M itm o Anfiitiones A circus owner, forced to borrow © - Newa/Sport*/WaatlMr ture is revealed in more than 100 3$ - Star Trek © - MOVIE: 'P row lo f' After 35 that the "father of our country" wasn’t the cam paign is now spending it if he continues to lose & - MOVIE: 'Th e Black Guillermo Ochoa, Lourdea Guer­ money, is saved by a *rv appear­ m ajor delegate gain unless Hart can find some w ay to accumulation can no longer be given short shrift. pages of internal FBI files, ob­ © - MOVIE: -Second years o f deceptive calm, a psy­ Stallion Ratums’ A young boy rero y Juan Dosal preseman este ance. Victor Mature, Red ^ t - 3:15 A.M. stony-faced man with wooden teeth (they weren’t badly. ’Thoughts' A manied profes­ chopathic killer reappears to em­ restore the ballot-box m agic that worked for him in all tained by my associate Tony sets out for North Africa in search programa de asuntos pi^^licot tons, Rhonda Fleming. 1959 © - MOVIE: 'Touched' Deter- wooden) that most Americans believed him to be. He sional woman must make the The approaching Pennsylvania prim ary m ay not be presentando noticias y variada tn- bark upon another murderous mined to make something of him­ the New England states and Florida, but has largely HART'S STATEMENT after his New York defeat Capaccio. The late congressman of Ns stolen horse. Teri Garr, © - MOVIE: 'Dead Men Pon t choice of whether or not to have a was a flesh and blood romantic. formacion. spree. Farley Granger. Rated R. self. a mental patient escapes and A rm a g ^ d o n for Gary Hart, but a Dem ocrat who loses Kelly Reno. Vincent Spano. Rated W ear Plaid' A private eye inves­ baby. Lucie Amaz, Craig W as­ The miniseries opens in 1743, right after the death of failed him since. that he had won as many primaries and caucuses as was suspicious of anyone who ® - Mr. T - That'a Hollywood assumes a new identity. Robert PQ. tigates the dissappearance of a son, Kmi Howard. 1983. Rated 9 Pennsylvania voters will elect 117 national Mondale had a hollow ring in light of the size of his New four major industrial states in less than four w e e l^ Hays. Kathleen Seller. Ned young George] ashington's father. ^criticized him. On at least two - Pumpkin Creek © - N e w Tech Tim es noted scientist. Steve Martin, PG. 10:30 P.M. Beatty. 1983. Rated R. Through fox hunts, surveying trips with Indians, convention delegates by congressional district in next York loss and the growing delegate totals. If Hart is not be in the soup, any w ay you look at it. occasions, he felt endangered by Rachel Ward. Carl Reiner. 1982. * Spiderman i 11:15A.M. Rated PG. © - Dr. Gene Scott CD-Black News 3:30 A.M. dances, drinking sprees, colonial government meet­ Critical mail and told the FBI that ® - Naws/Sports/Waather ® - Sports ( 9 - Feme (JO - W ail Street Journal ^ 9 - MOVIE: To Be AnrxHjnced - Newsmakers Saturday ings. the French and Indian War, and then eight years his life had been threatened. - Rintstona Funnies 9 Guest editorial 11:30 A.M. G9) - Naw a Updata 9 - News/Spoits/Weathar © - MOVIE: 'Francea' The of revolution, the story goes on right up to The files show that on Sept. 26, - MOVIE: 'Princess arKi the ® - MOVIE: 'From Hera to public and private struggles of 4:00 A.M. 8^ CD - Great Space Coaster ® - Here's to Your Health Francis Farmer, from her suc- Washington’s farewell address to his troops at SlHN’ CabWa' A strong relationsNp de­ Etamity’ The passions and viol­ 3D - Life of Ril«V 1976, McDonald sent the FBI a post 32 - Play Your Beat Tarmis ® • Futbol IntamackMtal: cesshil career in Hollywood to her Fraunces Tavern in New York City in 1783. 0 x :k y m t n . o -C velops between a dyslexic young ence of a group of soldiers sta­ 3D - B««t Kicks of '83: PKA card he had received which he woman and a feisty, self-taught 'BuUding Your Bast Game.' Turkey vs. Austria tioned at Pearl Harbor just before placement in a mental institution, The battle scenes are some of the best ever of the NEW £-N(» WHY PoHT You 6RiN6 Ike K iPS are portrayed. Jessica Lange. Karete Anthology considered threatening. The FBI cabbie who helps to educate her. 3 2 - Country Jukebox (9 - MOVIE: 'The Mephisto World W ar 11 are portrayed. Burt American Revolution — many shot at their actual Valerie Bertin^U, Robert Desi- W altz' A failed musician comes Lancaster, Deborah Kerr, Frank Sam Shepard, Kim Stanley. Rated 9 " W eek In R eview records don't include the text of the 3 2 - Do It Yourself R . 1982 historic sites. Firearm laws derio, Cynthia Harris. 1981. under the influence of a famous Sinatra. 1954. 4:30 A.M. Bostwick does a fine job of making Washington into To CHURCH awY MoRe, S aM ? post card that alarmed McDonald, © -Sports Weak pianist, who, with N s daughter, is 3D ~ Countdown to '84 Today' s ® - Sesam e Street (Closed © - Auction 3D - Abbott and Costello a riesh-and-blood man rather than a head with no but a memo addressed to then-FBl Captiorted) 8 1 *• Everyday Cooking a satinist. Alan Alda, Jacqueline program features weekly prev­ Bisset, Barbara Parkins. 1971. © - Los Suegros y Lot Niatoe ® - Amazing Spiderman/ iews and profiles of the 1984 4:45 A.M. body, as the actor himself put it. Miss Smith is Director Clarence Kelley said “ the & - Chapulin Colorado B ) - Presentaf Incredible Hulk (S ) - New Literacy Olympics. - MOVIE: 'Second perfectly cast as the coquettish Sally, who so flusters need more teeth ® - From tha Editor's Desk 3D threat consists of innocuous' ® -P ta y Bridge 2:15P.M. 6:30 P.M. 9 - Independent Network Thoughts' A married profes­ Washington with her flirting when they first meet, N ew s sional woman must make the comments." 8:15 A.M. - CBS News t Miss Dukes is so short she looks a bit like a 12:00 P.M. © - Health Weak CD CD choice of whether or not to have a Mention the words'-"hand­ must sign a form saying you iHeY G0T au- Tue ® - Instructional 11:00P.M. Muiichkin next lo Bostwick, but Washington was very © - N e w s Given McDonald's congres­ CD - MOVIE; The IncradlMa © - MOVIE; Summer CD baby. Lucie Arnaz, Craig W as­ gun control," and some peo­ don’t fall ipto either of those CD CD CD © © © - N ew s son, Ken Howard. 1983. Rated tall for his day. sional status, however, “ the bu­ 8:30 AaM. Mr. Limpet* A meek bookkeeper Soistica* Married for more than CD - In Saarch of... ple in the gun lobby reach for categories. The trouble is PRaYeR TueY weep CD CD - Saturday Suparcada fumps off the dock at Coney is- half a century, a couple returns to © - Pinnacle (D - MOVIE; Irma U Oouca' A PG. General Motors is sole sponsor of the miniseries. reau has instructed that this Iwid and hims into a dolphin. Don the shore w ^ r e t h ^ first met. Streetwalker falls for a naive pol­ ® - America's Top Tan © - NBC. New s Study guides have been prepared for classroom use. their bumper stickers: No that criminals and crazy matter must receive vigorous and Knotts, Carole Cook, J ^ W es­ Henry Fonda, Myma Loy. 1981. iceman who loses Ns job after he IN s c h o o l N o v /. (D - Meet tha Mayors © - T o Be Announced government wimps are going people have been known to lie continuous attention until fully ton. 1964. 2:30 P.M. arrests aH the prostitutes. Shirley QD - Herald o f Truth CD ~ Dance Show © - Phil Silvars MacLaine, Jack Lemmon, Lou Ja- to take our guns away; they'll on the forms. resolved. " states the memo. 38 ' Play Your Bast Tennis coN. 1963 ® • Inside the USFL CD - Biskitts ‘Basics o f the GroundstrcMie.* © - League of Woman Voters Here’s how to break into ads have to pry my dead, cold Most responsible Ameri­ Presidemiel Debate CD ~ Laugh-In ( 9 - Scholastic Sports Acad. CD - ABC Waakand SpadaT AU ® - CfosaRra 3D - Odd Couple fingers off the trigger; guns cans. including sportsmen THE G-MEN PURSUED the ® • Suparman/Aquaman/ the Money in the World.* A 13- NEW HAVEN (DPI) — if television His beginners usually work tor a A © - Hera’s to Your H ei^ 7:00P.M. year-old farm^ youth of modest 3D ' SportaCantar matter with their customary tho­ Batman - Agronsky and Company commercials are your meat — as one-time only set lee at first. There are are a constitutional right; and women, applaud efforts means has N s wish futfilied when - At Tha Movies CD roughness. They dusted the post ® ^ Big Story 9 - Night Flight no residuals, and no fringe benefits a leprechaun grants Nm all the ® - New Literacy CD “ Too Close for Comfort they apparently are for jieople like when you outlaw guns, only to prohibit the sale of wea­ 9 ^ Sports Tonight card for fingerprints, but found @1 (B - Shirt Talas world’s currency. (R) (Closed CD ** Fame the A-l Sauce man — you, too. can unlike unionized actors who make outlaws will have guns. pons that are clearly de­ Captkmed] 3:00 P.M. ® - Palicula: ’.lovenas y more money and have better working none to match them in the criminal - Burbuias Programs infanttl CD IS ) - Muppat Show start a career selling people things - Hardy Boys/Nency Drew CD - Fame Balias' conditions, receive residuals, and are It hardly seems to matter signed from criminal use. files. producido en Mexico. CD CD- N e w s they didn't know they needed. MysteHee CD * MOVIE: 'America at tha 9 - Twilight Zona You may not be instructing restau­ protected by their contract. that most advocates of hand­ And most responsible Ameri­ (B ' That Taan Show M ovies' Chariton Heston nar­ 3D - Dance Fever GO) - U feetyles o f th e Rich and (® - Monty Python Flying rant employees on how to improve Collier is a former anchorman, gun control are not proposing cans approve of measures to Then they ran a laborious check Famous rates this feature which includes 3D - SportsCenter Circus hamburger on network television right charges clients $420 to show them the' of the signature on the card. Lo and 9:00A.M. clips from classic films o f fifty- 3D - Cover Story either the confiscation or the keep guns out of the hands of 3 2 - NFL's Greateet Moments four directors. Elizabeth Taylor. away. You'll probably start on a ropes in his Manhattan studio, and P 11:30P.M. behold, it matched that on a letter (D - Star Saarch NFL’s Greatest Moments pre­ James Dean, Charlie Chaplin. © -S olid Gold elimination of guns. lawbreakers. But the gun sents 'Linebackers - Search and CD - Hawaii FNa-O channel so local somebody like Mag­ aside from the technical know-how, lo then-Director J. Edgar Hoover CD ® Scooby/Scrappy 1976. © - News Updata Collier and his wife, Helen, try hard to True, some American com­ Doo Destroy.’ ~ Laugh-In num P.I. might need help finding it. lobby has fought these in 1970. Using the address on the © - Balia Conm igo CD O - MOVIE: 'BIN Cosby 3D - MOVIE; /Once ^ fore I But it's a beginning. instill confidence in their pupils. munities have voted during common-sense efforts all the CD - Nine on N e w Jeiaay D ie' A U.S. Cavalry maj< CD - MOVIE: Domino old letter, FBI agents tracked the 'H im s e lf' Funnyman Cosby ® - Taking Advantage Principla' T w o prisoners are of­ "They give you a positive philosophy ® - Eaaanca fiancee are caumt in a “ Commercials are fun to do,” says the past few years to restrict way. writer down and paid him a visit. looks at the humor in everyday 9 - Odd Couple fered an immediate release by an Ann Settel of Greenwich, who taught towards yourself and the work in 32 - FiS World Cup Skiing: faults, foibles and successes. Bill attack. John Demk. Uri private gun ownership, but The fate of the bill that dress. Richard J a e s ^ ^ 9 - At Tha Moviae organization plotting to kill a piano in a private school, aspires to be general," Ms. Settel said. "And the The citizen was indignant over Womon'i Slalom froin Water- Cosby. Rated PG. nameless victim. Gene Hackman. I villa Valley. NH 32 - Woman Watch ^ 3D - PGA GoH: Greater 7:15P.M. Candice Bergen, Richard Wid- an actress, and has just finished her right attitude certainly helps. There most efforts to curb handgun would ban ’’cop-killer” the investigation his post card had 3B - 'VouT Mag. lor Women Greensboro Open • ’Third Round mark. 1977. first commercial. are usually a lot of other people who are violence in the United States bullets is still uncertain. 3 2 - Dr. Gene Scott from Greensbm. NC IS) ' sporta Saturday . precipitated and wrote another, ® - How the West Waa Won CD ' Racing From Roosevelt Many of the people seen in commer­ going out for the same part. It's really a ® - MOVIE: To Be Announced © - MOVIE: Dirty Knight's 7:30P.M. have involved much less Senate hearings on it were letter — this one a complaint to his 3D - Honeymooners cials are professional actors, but there business of rejection." 8 ) - News Update IS ) - Naws/Sports/Weather W ork' The son of a murdered f p - Community Adwarde drastic steps; conducted last month, but the congressman. Ed Koch. 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CD - MOVIE: 'The African television channel S C T V continue 0 - FHntetonoe Sguaras Hour 0 - Bob Nawhort Show to aid a blonde, the boys wind up studded audience of 1,100 CD - Hour Magazino 0 > Sesame Street (Closad "The daughter subconsciously or than your mother, even if she’s well (D - Jack Van Impe Presents on a health farm and uncover a fur (25) “ Auction Queen' A spinster persuades a in all-new editions of the Emmy- 0 0 - Today 0 - Untamed World 0 - Electric Company dissolute captain to try to destroy winnlng satirical series. Starring people, will air on CBS GD - I Love Lucy Captioned) unconsciously always seeks her moth­ intentioned. (1^ *< Numero Uno smuggling gang. Leo Gorcey, ® - How To With Pete 0 - La Modrsata Huntz Hall, Joyce Holden, Robert a German gunboat. Humphrey Joe Flaherty, Eugene Levy, A n­ 0 - Batman - Breakaway er’s approval without seeming to do so. " It’s especially difficult when they QD - MOVIE: The Kingfisher' (© - Firing Lino April 17. 9-10:30 p.m. EST. 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Bud Abbott, Lou ( 8 - M O V IE : 'Jack of CD - Newscope height of her mighty career A»LEEI> TH-THEN YOU T-T TOOK (3$ - Momingtown Costello, Mari Blanchard. 1953. (2D “ News/Sports/Weather OFF RUMNIM6. YOU MUST HAVE BRIDGE ASTRO Diam onds' Robbers on an ocean CD - It Is Written with film giant D.W. 8:00 A.M. SS) - Insight liner encounter a rival thief. (2D ^ M i Secretaria Situacion Griffith. , BEEN H-H-HAVINE A George Hamilton, Joseph Cotten, comica acerca de los suce^os (3D ~ Honeymooners N-N-N(6HTMARE. fP - Barrio GRAPH 10:45 A.M. Maurice Evans. 1967. acaecidos en una oficina. G5l - MOVIE: 'Harry Tracy' A Clips from some of Miss ■ Jimmy Swaggart (39) - Je w ish Ufa CD (8 - Week In Review (E ) - All Creatures Great and U.S. marshal is determined to Gish's most memorable capture a member of Butch Cassi­ Praying for 3-7-1-2 CD ■ Confluence 11:00 A.M. (2D - Round Cero Programa de- Small films will be shown during dy's Wild Bunch. Bruce Dern, the salute, including "The CD - Celebration/Eucharist fff) - Jerry Faiwell portivo produtido en la ciudad de 6:15 P.M. Gordon Lightfoot, Helen Shaver. Mexico en el cual se presentan los partner. Brother Tobias, a (D ~ Terry Cole-Whittaker (£ - Isaues Rated PG. 1982. Birth of a Nation," "Or­ momentos culminantes de los (3) - MOVIE: Bugs Bunny's phans of the Storm," which missionary, raises him to Cfour (S ) - Frederick K. Price CS) " Make Peace With Nature -mas memorables partidos de Third Movie: 1001 Rsbbit 8 ** Inside Business four. South wins the heart Talas' Bugs is joined by Tweety she made with her sister O ■ SportsCenter (33) - M O V IE : 'Mexican boxeo. 8 ) - Bionic Woman ^Birthday Bird. Sylvester, Daffy Duck and lead with his ace, enters > Woody Woodpecker Hayrido' Abbott and Costello go Dorothy, “ The Wind" and LILLIAN GISH : ^ - MOVIE; 'The Thief Who his other friends. Animated. 8 ) ' Facts of Life dummy with the king of South of the Border with their an­ Came to Dinner' A computer ex­ "Way Down East." NORTH 4-7-14 HD - News/Sports/Weather 1982. Rated G. 8 ) - Exchange receives TV salute ] 5 clubs and leads a spade to tics. Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, pert leaves his straight life to be­ 4 J 9 5 April 8.1984 r (S ) ■ Robert Schuller Virginia Grey, John Hubbard GD - MOVIE; 'The Sugarland his kiM. The queen drops come a jewel thief. Ryan O'Neal, 6:30P.M. MISS GISH, who started acting on pany to make the exteriors for twjtf' VK963 The year ahead Mil'OHer j you - MOVIE: 'Megaforce' Su­ 1948 Jacqueline Bisset, Warren Oates. Express' Wife arranges her hus­ ♦ 8654 from West, and the witch (S - CBS News band's successful jailbreak. Gol­ the stage when she was 5, was films and didn't leave me one person."- opportunities tc[ makelinvest- per soldiers, armed with high- ( ^ - News Update 1973 ♦ KJ doctor is faced with the loss tech weaponry, fight for truth, Q D - N ew s die Hawn, William Atherton, introduced to Griffith in 1912 by her old of two trumps and at least ments or salt away sorrmthing y (8 ) “ Entertainment This Week - Undersea World of Michael Sacks. 1974. extra lor your luture security. / lusttce and the American way. Jacques Cousteau QE) g® - ABC News friend, actress Gladys Smith, who MISS GISH had to design her sets, gjet, W EST EAST Barry Bostwick, Persis Kham- UEMlttEHi LOOKS JUST WAITLL^ HBLE COMES COOL DOWN, MY / HE'S RIGHT! two diamonds. Don't be tempted to blow your (25) - Supersoccer ( ^ - Inside Business 11:45 P.M. became Mary Piekford. furniture, a cast and everything else. OOP AN' HE / V FRIEND, WE HAVE V ^ TOMORROW ♦ Q ♦A103 Is there any hope? There batta. Michael Beck 1982 Rated '^LIKE YOU BOYS V J V Q 108754 2 cash reserve on extravagant PG (2S) - El S h o w de Eduardo II S9) - NBC News (D - Lifestyles of the Rich and "He knew everything about making "When a carpenter came to me andf.’ , LOOKS MAD,( / A PLAN THAT'S > WE'U. always is for the witch 2:15P.M. ♦ KJ10 3 «Q whims. dS) - Adelante (SS - Temes y Debstes Famous movies. He was the pioneer. Miss Gish FOOZY) WE V, SURE TO END KINCI/ HAVE THE doctor. If Blast started with > Sesame Street (Closed (2D - Para Gente Grande Vivo wanted to know how many feet and hdwt BONGO'S SCAM! [ADVANTAGE! ♦ Q1086532497 ARIES (March 21-April 19) Try Captioned] d9) - Conversation With... desde Mexico, Richard Rocha es (8 - MOVIE: 'Last American said of Griffith. many inches, I didn't know teet Irtro exactly three spades, seven not to put too many restrictions el anfitrion de este programa.gao-— . - Jim Beam Stakes Virgin' Teenage buddies try to SOUTH ^ 1 ) - El Ministerio de Jim m y dD - New Literacy "There were no unions and we inches. But 1 couldn’t let him know.!'-^ hearts, one diamond and two on those in your charge today. ador del premio Emmy en el que cure their growing pains. Steve Swaggart Presenta 6:45 P.M. ♦ K87642 clubs, the contract can be If you're too demanding, they presenta acontecimientos re­ Antin, Lawrence Monoson, Diane worked 12 hours a day, seven days a George Stevens, co-producer of thsT (S ) - NBA Tonight VA may break the rules you laid - Expect a Miracle cientes en los Estados Unidos. Franklin. Rated R week, and we liked it. "Life Achievement Award” progranr,- brou^t home. 11;15A.M. ♦ A972 down merely to spite you. The - Dr. James Kennedy 7:00 P.M. "There wasn't any place we could go said “ Remodeling Her Husband” ho The witch doctor offers a SD - Your Money 2:30 P.M. 12:00 A.M. ♦ A4 prayer to whatever gods Matchmaker wheel reveals Religion CD C£) - 60 Minutes that was as interesting or as exciting. longer exists. Like many of the filmslo/:' 11:30 A.M. (S - MOVIE: 'The Way We CD - MOVIE: 'Framed' A gam­ Vulnerable: North-South may be available, cashes his your compatibility to all signs d ® - Latinos W ere ' T w o people with totally CD - story. Star & Songs bler is framed for a crime he did Mr. Griffith taught us that it was more that day, it was not preserved. ; as well as showing you to which CD “ Face the Nation Dealer; East ace of clubs and ace of 8:30 A.M. different lifestyles love and marry CD - Major League Baeaball: not commit. Joe Don Baker, fun to work than to play." None of the 12 films Dorothy Gish' signs you are best suited as they battle for their personal Conny Van Dyke, John Martey. diamonds, and throws East CD - Portuguese Around Us C D - T h is W eek w ith David New York Mets at Houston The actress said in the early days of made for Paramount can be found. , — ■ W«l North Eait Soatli romantically. Get yours ty Brinkley beliefs. Barbra Streisand. Robert 1974 in with a trump. East takes mailing $2 to Astro-Graph. Box ~ Dialogue Redford, Patrick O'Neal. 1973. GD - Solid Gold film, everyone involved learned about Lillian Gish recalled her daVsI 3V 34 CD CD “ Rax Humbard CD - Six Million Dollar Man his last trump and leads the 489. Radio City Station, New - NBA Basketball: Houston Pass 44 Pass Pass (D ~ Day of Discovery (3D d9) - USFL Football: Teams G2l every part of making a movie — the traveliiiii from town to town by train as* ueen of hearts. The witch (32) - Fishin' Hole vs. Seattle from Taconta, W A CD - MOVIE: All About Eva' Pass York, NY 10019. - Bugs Bunny & Friends to be Announced A n ambitious actress rises from a camera, the developing, the cutting. a child actress. Sometimes she was octor chucks a diamond. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) In a (35) - Fraggle Rock (3D - Dragnet a ST) - Crossfire GD - This Week In Baseball glamour-struck girl in theater alley “ When I was 20 I directed my first with her sister and her mother, erM*47NEAnK The defense now has three matter personally important to (2D - Sports Week to an award winner. Bette Davis, (B) - MOVIE: Harry Tracy' A 8 ~ News Update film, ‘Remodeling Her Husband,'" sometimes she was alone. 2. V'7 Opening lead; V J tricks, but they donT-get a you, someone may be deJ- - Robert Schuller: The Hour Anne Baxter, George Sanders. \r:s> HAEP I AUVVAY6 (29) ** Newsm akers U.S. marshal is determined to (8 (8 - Father Murphy John Miss Gish said. The movie starred fourth. Ekist has to lead brately withholding vital infor­ of Power (Closed Captioned) 1950 She said she is working on a book foe TO A A P capture a member of Butch Cassi­ and Mae Murphy prepare for the Directions dZ) New Literacy Dorothy Gish. children that will include stories oC 5 M 0 & N 6 another heart. South’s last mation. Make it a point to dy's Wild Bunch. Bruce Dern, birth of their first child. (R) (60 8 - Star Trek WOUUP BE two diamonds go on probe for facts. 9:00A.M. Gordon Lightfoot, Helen Shaver. min.) some of her experiences as a child oi)(; By Ofwald Jacoby 12:00 P.M. (32) - SportsCentar "People didn’t appreciate my sister. -Q eON^. HE- T H E P E W V dummy’s king and nine of GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) You Rated PG. 1982. 8 - Bails Conmigo the road. and James Jacoby CD - Up Front CD ~ Face the State (3D “ Dr. Gena Scott My sister Dorothy was the most LIDS WA6 S0-.£0 OF HIM. hearts. mustn't be a dreamer in llnan- ( 8 ~ On Stage America XI clal matters today. Before writ­ CD - MOVIE: 'Hello, Dollyl' C D ■* M O V IE : 'M iste r Roberts* 3:00 P.M. 8 - Newa/Sports/Weather talented of the two of us and more VtXJNG./ ‘‘Well,’’ said Brother Tobi­ Dolly Levi, popular widow-about- T H E R E WAS A time she was alone iijL MU Here is another David ing any checks, be sure there is The misadventures of a U.S. GD — Major League Baseball: 8 - Ripley's Boliava It or Not! (2D ** Daspedida beautiful because she had a lovely, Bird hand. This time the as. “I don’t approve of your lown, undertakes the job of find­ Navy cargo ship during World New York Yankees at Texas Tonight's program features a Detroit on Christmas and four stage­ cash in your account to cover ( 8 “ Your Choice For tha Film round dimpled body and great wit and religion, but I must say you ing a wife for a wealthy and W ar II are led by its 2nd Officer, giant, nine-story submersible witch doctor is sitting South. them. GD - Tales of the Unexpected Aw ards comedy — and I could bring it out. hands found a letter the child actress', •play the dummy as well as successful Yonkers merchant. w ho longs for combat. Henry floating city, some different oddi­ He puts in a sporting three- CANCER (June 21-July 22) - News Update had written to Santa Claus. They put pp. Barbra Streisand. Walter Mat­ Fonda, James Cagney, Jack Lem­ 2D ties and strange death rites. (60 ( 8 ** Masaachuaetta Rabbia spade overcall of Blast’s possible." You won't be in the mood to thau 1970 a little tree across from the stage doop^ mon. 1955. 8 ) - To Be Announced min.) (Closed Captioned) “ She found a little story in a (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) have anyone bully, badger or 12:30 A.M. and as she was leaving the theater they, three-heart opening. His CD ~ Sunday Morning CD - Truman Taylor Talks To ( ^ - MOVIE: 'Dream House' A 8 - Classic Country magazine about a husband who was run roughshod over you today, light-hearted drama chronicling (32) - Skiing; Dual Dow nhill complaining to his wife that she was so invited her over to the tree. D - Make It Real “ Robert Schuller: The Hour yet you may unwittingly try to the traumas and triumphs of a 7:15P.M. Race Coverage of the 1984 c CD ~ Oral Roberts of Power (Closed Captioned] Michelob Light Cup W om en's dowdy nobody ever turned and looked ‘Everything I had asked Santa for' use these tactics on others. young man w ho attempts to build (8 - Sports Sunday LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your (Tj) - Black Star (32) - E S P N 's Speedweek his dream house in a New York Dual Downhill Race ta presented at her on the street. The wife got mad was there," she said, “ including a sledt: 7:30 P.M. from Durango. CO. CROSSWORD ideas are apt to be grandiose (32) - ESPN's Sportswoman (35) - M O V IE : 'Superm an III' City ghetto. John Schneider, Mar- and said, ‘You follow me down the and a copy of my favorite book ‘Black The man of steel battles a quirky ilu Manner, Michael Gross. 1981. G5) - Fraggle Rock (3D - New Serendipity Slngara street and we'll just see.’ Beauty.'” and imaginative today, but you (3$ - MOVIE: ‘Bugs Bunny's may not soar to the heights to Third Movie: 1001 Rabbit computer wizard and an evil bil­ (8 ) - SportsWorid Today's pro­ GD - N H L Stanley C u p Playoffs 8 - Style With Elea Klanach "Well he followed her and she makes Another time she was allowed to riiis ^ 7 ^ lionaire who are bent on world Aniwer to Previous Punia match them. Don't dream big. Tales' Bugs is loined by Tweety gram features championship ( 8 ~ What^B Happening 8 - New Generation a face and sticks her tongue out at in the caboose of a freight train wher^ ar, ACROSS 60 Firmament Bird, Sylvester, Daffy Duck and conquest. Christopher Reeve. Ri­ boxing. (60 min.) I rHlN/c I (C|«>IA/ How then act lethargically. chard Pryor, Annette O'Toole. (E ) - Soapbox (8 - The Athlatea every man who passes by and of course tree had been put up for her by the- his other friends Animated. @ ) - MOVIE: 'Broadway DOWN VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Try 1983. Rated PG. (Closed Cap­ crew. ; .. 1 Livoiy dance 1982 Rated G M elody of 1 93 6' A producer 8:00 P.M. 12:45 A.M. they all turn around and look at her. to asociate with companions tioned) "We wrote a five-reel comedy around Besides the children’s book, JiT 4 Vary tmaii today who are equally as gen­ (2$ - Superman fails to recognize his childhood CD GD - George Washington CD ~ Lavama and Shirley 7 Sai( 1 Hurdle (ID - All Ariierican Wrestling sweetheart and unknowingly that one piece of business for between her screen work Miss Gish' erous as yoursell. Avoid those - News/Sports/Weather Part 1 The little known early life 10 01 liquid 2 Angara (9 - Dr. Gene Scott casts her as the star of his new of George Washington is pre­ 1:00 A.M. . Paramount. also is writing a book about the world's 3 Billion (prefix) who have extravagant whims ^2) - Expect a Miracle show. Robert Taylor, Eleanor watts and stingy wallets. (2D - MOVIE: 'Taka Me Out to sented through a dramatization of CD - Agronaky & Co “ I had $50,000 to make it with and a , religions. ; - 4 Clothing (21) ( ^ - Sesame Street (Closed Powell, Jack Benny. 1935. 12 Formerly the Ball Game' Two song and James Thomas Flexner'e biogra­ CD - ABC News fabric LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) In sit­ Captioned] phy about America’s first great new studio in Mammaroneck (N .Y.) to "1 don't know when they'll be 14 Waahington't uations where decisiveness is dance men find themselves on a 8 - Twilight Zona 5 Compaaa i n - Nuestra Familia ball team owned by a beautiful girl leader. (3 hrs.) get ready at the same time. finished,” Miss Gish said. “ Idon'thav»: nation required, act accordingly 3:15P.M. point and in trouble with gangsters. CD * Star Search (3D - P G A Ooff: Qraatar “ Griffith went south with his com- deadlines." • ‘ IS Million (prefix) today. Wishy-washy behavior ® d9) - World Tomorrow @ ) - Freeman Reports L 6 Striking affect Frank Sinatra. Gene Kelly, Esther ® - Paopla Do tho Oraanabofo O pen - Final Round 16 Confide could negatively affect all CD from Qraanaboro, NC eiMSyMiAMC 7 Protrudet 9:30 A.M. Williams. 1949 3:30P.M. Craziest Things 17 Pakoa.for concerned. 1h F M ({ 4 - 7 8 Phrata of un- CD “ Com m ent @ ) - News/Sports/Weother CD CD - N B A Basketball: Los GD-Mad Vklao SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 8 - lifestyles of the Rich end l U ™ axampta dsrttanding (2 ~ Joy of Gardening Angelas at Portland Famous 8 - Naws/8porta/Waathar Your words will have little CD (S ) - Your Taxes- Mora or Leas Country show In 10th season 18 Ok) TatUment wdt.) ( 8 ~ Hom e Sw eet Hom e 27 SUta (Fr.| 43 Oeuil impact today if you tell others CD - Point of View (25) - O ne For the Road 'Supermen III' 1:15A.M. book 9 Paatura sound The man of steelI battles a quirkyqwrfcy 28 Certain 44 Madrigal to do one thing and then you (3D ' Josie and the Pussycats (S ) - PoHcuta: ‘Sad de Amor' 4:00 P.M. G D -M OVIE: 'The Godfather' A 20 Spring up 11 Ralaxet computer wizard and an evil bil­ AUSTIN, Texas (UPI) — "Austin 45 Haradrtary fac­ do another. To make your (3D - Gymnastics: NCAA mafia patriarch finds that Na vola­ Arhos finally talked the Corporatipn- 22 Adapt! 29 Famala saint (SI) - What About Women (32) - P G A Golf; Greater lionaire who are bent on world 13 Journey point, set the proper example. Division II M en's Team Greensboro Open - Final Round tile family is hia biggeat challenge. City Limits," the Public Broadcasting for Public Broadcasting into a $13,004 (abbr.) tor ® - MOVIE: 'Craih of Flight conquest. Christopher Reeve, Ri­ 24 Catholic 19 Genua of Championship from Spring- from Greensboro, NC Marlon Brando, James Csan, Al SeiVice country western music show, is 30 Notch 46 Shothonaani SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 4 0 1 ' The true story of the crash chard Pryor, Annette O'Toole. grant to tape the pilot with Stevensi>i£ calabrationt rodanta field. M A Pacino. 1972. Rated R. heading into its 10th season with an 35 Saw 48 Sights 21) If you're In charge of a of an L -1 0 1 1 in the Everglades (3D - Scholastic Sports Acad. 1983. Rated PG. [Closed Cap­ and Nelson. ; 20 Naval meal 21 Doctrine social happening today, check ^ ) - Batman IS ) - Haalth Waak 38 Mountain! 49 Display stand and the rescue of 73 passengers - MOVIE: 'Dark of the Sun' tioned] enthusiastic following that was far 30 Actor Backuf 23 Trip up with everyone concerned is presented. William Shatner, 50 Sahrar (2D “ Evans and Novak T w o mercenaries in the Congo (8 Couateau Amazon 0 - MOVIE: 'Flrafox' A Viet- from evident at it’s start. "People said it would never fly" ' 31 Electric 24 Annoying (abbr.) before making expenditures (22) (Tay of Adrienne Barbeau, Eddie Albert. are hired to retrieve a fortune in nam war flying ace is sent to Rus­ because it was too regional.” Arhos~ 40 Quantity of 51 Daiight “ Discovery 1978. 8 - Newa/Sporta/Waother The first show in 1974, featuring B.W. currant (abbr.) intact They may retuse to pay too big uncut diamonds and rescue the sia to steal a high-tech Jet which said. ' coal S3 Anti-Britith (2D - Actualidad Semanal Anfi- 8 8 - K night Rldar A woman Stevenson, never was broadcast be­ t II 32 King_____ 25 American a bill. (ID - All New This Old House inhabitants qf a Congolese town. holds the balance of power in the 41 Ask for a job Irish group trion Geurge Volsky presenta Rod Taylor, Jim Brown, Yvette hires Michael to find the killers of Cold W ar. Clint Eastwood. 1982. cause of a misunderstanding that led to 33 Consumed (abbr.) CAPRICORN (Dae. 22-Jan. 19) este programa producido en 12:30P.M. her government attorney hus­ He admits now it is a miracle tihe“ Be willing to make comprom­ Mimieux. 1968. Rated PG. a sparse studio audience at the taping. food • 7 • • Miami en el cual se discuten te- band who was in Mexico on busi­ show was able to win PBS support for a- 1 2 1 4 • CD - All In the Family (8 ) - News Update 34 Printar't ises if it will maintain harmony mas recientes de major interes. ness. (2 hrs.) But Willie Nelson, little known at the full first season. ;;; CD " Colonlat Cup Sweep- maaaura 10 11 12 11 14 on the home front today. It's (2D - Celebrate (8 - To Be AnrvMjnced 1:30 A.M. - time, agreed to do a second show the stakes & - MOVIE: 'Around tha 36 Exist better to give in than to grouch ( 8 - Palicula: Se Anunclara - Out* tending CItizan next night. "Austin City Limits” has ® - Top Cat World in 80 Daya' PNneas Fogg CD The show's budget has since grown to' 16 16 17 it out. CD - High School Bowl sets out to win a wager of Aw ard 37 Origin dD - Miracle Revival Hour (8 - Nablsco/Dinah Shore been a consistent top 10 PBS program about $500,000 a year for 13 one-hour AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fab. 19) QD - MOVIE; 'Mom. the 2 0,0 00 pounds sterling that ho 39 Mark down Invitational Golf Coverage of the ever since. shows. - ewm fgAee 16 16 20 21 Persons to whom you did rrot W otfm en, end M e ' A unique can cornplete a trip around the 42 Tabla type final round is presented from the aij The studio on the University of Texas I* ■ have time to be helptui in the school teacher interrupts the lives world In 80 days. David Nh/en, (comp, wd.) 21 10:00 A.M. Mission Hills Country Club, Ran­ fiH) - Nawamakar Sunday past might not be available to of a free-spirited photographer cho Mirage, C A . (2 hrs.) Shirley MacLaine, Caminflas. campus now attracts 450 people for Arhos, 49, said he was convinced 45 Windy CD - Sunday Morning and her illegitimate daughter. you it you need them today. 1956. ® - A B C N a w s taping sessions. Free tickeU for the Z4 2 t 26 27 26 26 (D - PopI Goes the Country Patty Duke Astin. David O i^ y . (8 - Major League Baseball: there was a national audience for the h e s 47 'Toioma Chalk it up to experience. 8 - La Carabina da Ambroalo NOW HERE FRB7/ OCM(5fiOPPLEBU3F ErrHER ' 1980 Boston at Oaklar>d 2:00 A.M. one-hour show usually are g ra b b ^ type of music Austin began producini extant (2 11 PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) CD - M ass Comedia musical presamarKlo a M - CBS Nawa soon after they are available. THE/W/NABIRP/ Z I A A M I ^ DORB SF>BM Matura progressive rauntry music. f > M 3 R D S ... RUPWUNfif NUR. 52 Journalist So- 111 " 11- usual today, yet they may lack ® - News Update Arhos, who grew up in Bryan, Texas, ( 8 ) ® - Meat the Preaa CS) - W a« Sttaat Journal LIST»4INgo Raul western legends Hank Williams and off in about thO third year when Chet- / ttoriat •1 41 Congress. Velasco es el anritrion de eate IS ) - Sports Update J W orld in 8 0 Days' Phineas Fogg A middle-agsd bachelor decides Bob Wills. Atkins and TonniT. Hall started railing programa de entretenimiento in- 55 Singleton 45 46 46 46 •0 sets out to win a wager of ® " Spotlight on Government to pop the questioit to the women S - That*a tha Spirit “ I’d tried to get a pilot several times, us wanting to k on," be said. “1 W 20,000 pounds sterling that he he hes elweys loved. Rex Harri­ ternscional producido en Mexico, 56 Bog ■ T O D A Y IS a good day to (E ) - Working Women son, W endy Hiller. en ei cual se presentan los mas 2:30 A.M. word got aroundiamong musiciaiu 57 Charitibla or­ • 1 12 11 14 place on od In classified can Complete a trip around the but the management just wasn’t very world in 80 days David Niven. 12:4SP.M. ® - 'Your Mag. for Woman populates artistes do la fararKtula S ) - MOVIE: 'Enpraaao Bongo' there was a placey here they m nM pipg ganization to sell those idle Items Shrriey MacLaina, Canlinflaa. hispana asi como invitodos espa- A faat-talking taltnt agent hila the enthusiastic about it,” said Arhos, who more than two sMgs on T V ." < m (abbr.) U M • 7 you’ve been storing. A (32) - Atfto Recing '8 4 ; (8 ) - Pinnacla ciaias de todo al murxio. big time whan ha diacovsra a 1956 NASCAR Northwestern Bank is executive producer. He also is vice ArtisU are paid only the standai^

Manchester Tuesday Board of Fire Commissioners, Firehouse, Notch Building board room, 7:30 p.m. Andover Board of Education, Andover Elementary Road, 7 p.m. Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office Photos courtesy Albano Ballet School conference room. 7:30 p.m. ’Thursday Today Building planning office, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Board of Education, Bolton Center School library, ’Tuesday Board of Directors’ budget workshop, 8:30 a.m. to 1 Memorial Day Committee. Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. Water Pollution Control Authority, Town Office p.m., Lincoln Center hearing room. 7:30 p.m. Friday w. Building planning office, 8 p.m. IRS aides, 9a.m. to noon, Lincoln Center conference Democratic Town Committee, Community Hall, roonv Democratic Town Committee, Town Office Build­ 7:30 p.m. ing board room, 7:30 p.m. Monday .X Bolton Saturday Wednesday Wear it IRS aides. 6 p.m to 8 p.m., Lincoln Center gold room. Bolton Women’s Club Easter egg hunt, Indian Notch Town Council budget meeting. Town Office Board of Education, 7:30 p.m. 45 N. School St. y Monday Park, 11 a.m. (rain date is April 21). Building board room, 7:30 p.m. Memorial Day Committee, 7:30 p.m., Lincoln Public Building Commission, Community Hall Parks and Recreation Commission, Town Office Center conference room. fireplace room, 7:30 p.m. _ Tuesday Building board room, 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Public hearing on the proposed 1984-85 town budget, C O V C n t l V Thursday forever Mental Health Committee,, 3; 30 p.m., Lincoln Community Hall, 8 p.m. * Board of Education, Coventry High School Center hearing room. Tuesday Monday teachers’ room, 7i 30 p.m. Democratic subcommittee. 7 p.m. Municipal Republican Town Committee. Community Hall. Manchester’s Sally Middleton n Finance Committee, Town Office Building nurse’s Friday . Building coffee room. 7:30 p.m. office, 7:30 p.m. Probate hearing. Town Office Building board room, will be narrating a most unusual Data Processing Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Data Wednesday Coventry Taxpayers’ Association, Town Office 9 a.m. fashion show at the Connecticut Processing Office, Lincoln Center. Public hearing on the proposed 1984-85 school Building board room, 7:30 p.m. Town Council budget meeting. Town Office Board of Directors’ special meeting, 7:30, Lincoln budget. Community Hall 8 p.m. Historical Society 8:15 p.m. April 14. Town Council budget meeting. Town Office Building board room, 7:30 p.m. Center hearing room. “Wear it ...forever” will feature Wednesday more than half a century of fashion, Cheney Hall Foundation. 4:30 p.m.. Probate Court. gleaned from Connecticut’s private 7 Independence Day Celebration Committee. 7 p.m., Highway fighters gather today Lincoln Center Conference Room. costume collections. Thursday y ANDOVER — People successful opposition to The whole thing is a fundraiser for IRS aides, 6 to 8 p.m., Lincoln Center hearing room. will discuss legal aspects who have successfully Interstate 291; Donna Judge’s hours, 6:30 p.m. Probate Court. of the highway battle. the Joseph AlbanqBallet of Hartford. fought the construction of Parson, staff director of Emergency Medical Service Council, 7:30 p.m., The event will be held at EXPENSIVE? Not Anymore! Included in the $15 ticket price will be highways will gather to-' the Connecticut Citiens’ Lincoln Center gold room. the First Congregational ProfeMlonal sarvlot. at an day to share information Action Group; and John a champagne reception afterward, Conservation Commission, 7; 30 p.m..Lincoln Cen­ Church of Andover on inexpontiva fee for your tax applicable to the Inter­ with models — many dancers from ter conference room. Burman. an attorney who Route 6 from 2 to 5 p.m. return preparation. Our con­ state 84 situation. Saturday cern la saving you money. the company — in attendance. Speakers at the “ High­ Good tax representation IRS aides, 9 a.m. to noon, Lincoln Center hearing should not be available only _ Look at these photos. Only Holly­ room. way Fighters’ Forum" 17828521 to the wealthy anymorol wood’s slimmest movie actresses of ■ t v will include: Barbara Sur- Coupon wilo. who is known for her the 1930s could probably fit in some of PAIN CLINIC the things Albano’s dancers will be Andover YOUR TAX wearing. Imagine, for instance, LET YOUR newspaper for chronic pain & illness |$500off preparation! getting m arried in the “ m ermaid Monday help you keep fruit jars CERTIFIED M.D. ACUPUNCTURIST Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office sparkling clean and wedding gown” modeled by dancer Building. 7:30 p.m. sweet smelling. Wash NELSON CHANG M.D. (farmer neurosurgeon) Cynthia Bulaong. Or the equally iars, dry completely then UTAX SAVER RHAM Renovation Committee. RHAM High School tiny-waisted cinema satin red gown guidance office, 7 p.m. put a large piece of PSYCHIATRY • NEUROLOGY 105 MAIN STREET RHAM Board of Education special meeting to newspaper inside the iar FREE CONSULTATION ON FIRST VISIT MANCHESTER, she models in another photo. approve the 1984-85 budget. RHAM High School and put the lid on. The 046^W15 Those who want tickets can call the Stephanie Bloom, an Albano Ballet hat, very popular in the 1930s. She looks library, 7:30 p.m. paper will absorb any GREATER HTFD. PAIN CLINIC I4 -1 4 M I set for a garden wedding. moisture. Let a classified dance company at ^2-8898. student, wears a lace dress and a picture School regionalization study committee. Central 701 Cottage Grove Rd. Bldg. ”C" od In your newspaper find , Bloomfield, CT. Office conference room. Gilead Hill School, Hebron a cash buyer for most 7:30 p.m. anything you have for ^ 65R-1R62 Ms. Bulaong’s Jean Harlow-style Board of Fire Commissioners, Firehouse, 7:45 p.m. sale. AOELE P. LEMIEUX dress is in red satin. It — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. April 7, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, April 7. 1984 — 13 A d vice iW '^' Weddings m ^ i - -fe This sluggish young couple Peterson-Dziato i m k

Cynthia Louise DziatoofWest Hartford, daughterof needs to shift out of park George and Claire Dziato of 9 Earl St., and Alan Stuart Bannings Peterson of West Hartford, son of Shirley C. Peterson ent this uncalled-for fa­ of Avon and the late John H. Peterson, were married DEAR ABBY: Our 18- miliarity. I don’t know March 16 in a candlelight ceremony at St. Bridget mark 60th year-old son got married how to confront these Church. without our permission. presumptuous strangers The Rev, Thomas Barry officiated at the double year as two He didn't have a job and and demand to be called ring ceremony. Marcia Figowy of East Hartford was neither did the girl he Dear Abby “ Mister” without sound­ soloist. Clara Dubaldo of Manchester was organist. married. She’s 19 and ing offensive, so I say Cheryl Roberts of North Reading, Mass., was maid Clarence and Ethel Banning of very lazy. Abigail Van Buren nothip. of honor. Bridesmaids were Christine Chyra of Elm Village Drive in East Hart­ They lay around our Kensington, Bonnie Peterson of Beeville, Texas, ford will celebrate their 60th house for a couple of All m y friends and sister of the groom, Kimberly Skewes of Rockville and anniversary Sunday at a party weeks, eating, listening to \associates to whom I’ve Kirsten Stupak of Bristol. hosted by their son Ronald Ban­ music and watching tele­ mentioned this tell m e I ’d Philip Long of West Hartford was best man. Ushers ning of Highland Street, Manches­ vision. Neither one of be foolish to even mention were Edward Dziato and John Dziato of Manchester, ter, and their daughters Phyllis them went out to look for it because that’s the way brothers of the bride, and Arthur Peterson of Bristol Hoizman and Doris Shaw. watching television ail wrong finger once and got work. people are nowadays. and Bruce Peterson of Atlanta, Ga., brothers of the day. My husband is fed up a lap full of lasagna — hot! Mr. and Mrs. Banning were My husband finally told They say that to demand groom. and so am I. What should CHARLIE SCHWARTZ married April 9, 1924, at the St. them they would have to that business acquaintan­ After a reception at Jesters Court in Manchester the we do? I hate to be cruel. James rectory in Glastonbury. get out brcause they were ces call me “Mister” couple went on a wedding trip to Tampa and Orlando, BALTIMORE DEAR CHARLIE: ’The Mrs. Banning was the former getting on our nerves, so would put a strain op our Fla. They are making their home in East Hartford. MOTHER index finger. Ethel Dennier. Attendants were our son went down and professional relationship. The bride is a 1976 graduate of Manchester High joined the Marines. He Lillian Fisher and Harold Dennier, DEAR ABBY: As a What do you think? School and a 1982 graduate of St. Francis Hospital who will also attend the anniver­ was ordered to go to boot DEAR MOTHER: If School of Nursing. She is a registered nurse in the camp, so I asked him you continue to give them young' man just starting sary party. out in my profession, I WITHHOLD MY intermediate coronary care unit at St. Francis where his wife was going bread and board, they wiil Mr. Banning worked for Arrow now receive many fele- SURNAME Hospital and Medical Center. to stay and he said, “ With not be motivated to earn Hart and Heggamon. He retired in phone calls and letters The groom is a 1976 graduate of Hall High School you, Ma.“ their own. Sometimes we 1969. The couple has three child­ from others in my profes­ DEAR WITHHOLD: I and a 1982 graduateoftheNorth Carolina School of the I couldn’t kick her out have to be cruel to be kind. ren, 11 grandchildren. 10 great­ sion whom I have never agree with your friends Arts. He is a scenic carpenter for the Hartford Stage and she couldn’t go to her Let them paddle theirown grandchildren, and one great- met. Because these peo­ and associates. There is Mrs. Alan S. Peterson Company. own mother’s because canoe. great granddaughter. they had kicked her out ple are total strangers, I no way you can demand to for marrying our son. We D E AR ABBY: You told always address them as be called “ Mister” with­ put up with her for three a reader that in America Mr.. Miss or Mrs. — using out coming across as Engagements weeks, then our son was one summons a waiter by their surnames. arrogant, pretentious and sent back from the Ma-, first catching his eye, then I am astonished that self-important. 7 rines. They said he wasn’t ' raising his hand with one they call me “Daniel” John Hancock Insurance Company Most young profession­ Marine material, wha­ finger pointing heavenw­ immediately. Some even in Boston, Mass. tever that means. ard, and if necessary go so far as to call me als just starting out would The prospective bridegroom is a Now we have the two of calling, “ Waiter.” “Dan” or “Danny." I be grateful to be called graduate of Norwell High School them lying around eating, Abby. please specify think I deserve more anything, as long as and of the Massachusetts Mari­ they’re called. listening to music and which finger. I used the respect and I deeply res­ time Academy at Buzzards Bay, Herald photo by Dubios Mass. He is an officer in the Merchant Marine services. ^JK■. and Mrs. Clarence Banning A July 7 wedding is planned at Will her heart palpitations Saint Luke’s Episcopal Church in Scituate. Mass. Elderly vulnerable to malnutrition Herald photo by Hudson By Act of Congress, Dec. 15 has ever cease to be a problem? been observed as Bill of Rights (UPI) — The elderly are espe­ try to determine whether nutrition absorption. So what’s new? Day since 1791. cially vulnerable to inadequate affects longevity and the occur­ A physician and dietitian should nutrition, says Dr. Harold H. rence of certain diseases and design diets to meet individual Third graders at Highland Park School little girl new to the neighborhood. The Sandstead. conditions associated with aging. needs. A dietitian also cun provide DEAR DR. LAMB: I alone be seen in shorts in " I t ’s a real lough problem" For the elderly without families, counseling, recipes and "a ll sorts will present a musical play on Monday. play is 10 a.m. and 6:15 p.m. at the hope you can help me with the summertime. I can’t Women buy furniture afford a health club, but I because of age-related diseases, he said, life is is especially of practical advise. " he said. Looking ov§r their lines are (from left) school. The spring program will also a problem I'v e had for DALLAS (UPI) — Today's work­ ride a bike and walk a lot. denture problems, inability to difficult. In such cases, he suggests ’Those who have a mechanical more than a year. I ’m a ing woman is willing to spend more Mary Kaupen, William Young, and include songs by students from kinder­ grocery shop, limited income and that neighbors and friends bring problem select softer foods. 25-year-old woman in Your Health money for quality furniture and Andrew Beganny. The play is about a garten, first and second grade. alcoholism,^ Sandstead said in a their situations to the attention of fairly good physical accessories and is more confident "If they have poorly fitting DEAR READER: The telephone interview. people who can help. shape. ; Robin Nancy Benson of her own taste' and more dentures or don't have dentures Lawrence Lamb, M.D. Anne Marie Gowen "M any of these people need As a start, he said, the elderly It all started when 1 was two muscles that make up assertive in expressing it, says a then they need to get dentures," he somebody else to thoughtfully help need a balanced diet. taking caffeine tablets the calf muscle are used to said. 6enson-Corneau Gowen-Staples furniture designer. them, particularly if they're "They need a broad variety of and amphetamines to stand on your toes, lifting Ruth Clark, a designer for an "Old people have infirmities. A bou t Town alone," the doctor said. foods on a regular basis," Sand­ help me stay awake when the heels off the floor. You upholstery division of The Lane They have difficulty getting may need m ore than " I think that the family ought to stead said. " I f they do that, they I worked nights. I became Robert and Nancy Benson of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Co., said today’s working woman is have a high probability of meeting around. Then their ability to shop A be involved in assisting in getting hooked on these and took glad you're seeing a doc­ coffee, tea, cigarettes and walking and bike riding. Gowen of Scituate, Mass., for­ also less willing to have styles and is cut down and their chpices are Young poet is winner Auxiliary pians games South Windsor, announce the en­ people help." their nutrient requirements for them for several months. tor. I can’t be sure your do some regular exercise. You need to work those merly of Plymouth Lane, Man­ colors foisted on her. restricted. gagement of their daughter, Robin Sandstead is director of the daily living.” Stephanie Pullman of 253 Blue Ridge Drive recently Ladies Auxiliary to Post 2046, VFW, will have its When I stopped taking problem is related to muscles against resist­ chester, announce the engagement “ She isn't easily influenced by Nancy Benson, to Glen A. Corneau USDA’s recently established Hu­ Certain diseases associated with "There are groups that will help was a second place winner in an annual German annual card party April 9 at the Post Home, 608 E. them I began having caffeine tablets or amphe­ Meanwhile, I ’m sending ance. Stand flat-footed, of their daughter, Anne Marie someone else's opinion of what’s . son of Edmond and Joan Tomczuk man Nutrition Research Center on aging can cause potential prob­ deliver their meals to them.” poetry reading contest at Hamden High School. Center St. Play will^start at 7:30 p.m. Proceeds will go palpitations and irregular tamines, since the prob­ you the Health Letter6-12, balance yourself with Gowen, to James Kevin Staples, new unless she likes it herself," 6f East Hartford and Armand Aging at Tufts University, Boston. lems with eating, such as gastro­ Sandstead suggests friends and Stephanie, a grade 9 student at Bennet Junior High to the VFW Auxiliary cancer aid and research heartbeats. lem began after you quit Heart Irregularities, your hand against the wall pomeau of East Hartford, former son of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Ms. Clark said at the Dallas or some other object and He said researchers there will intestinal tract function and food fam ily do their shopping. School, represented the Independent German Lan­ program. My doctor put me on taking these. But these Skipped Beats and Tachy­ Manchester residents. Staples of Norwell. Mass. Market Center’s Winter Homefur- guage School of Connecticut. Prizes will be given. Refreshments will be served. Inderai, which I'm still medicines do increase the cardias. for more details. raise yourself up on your The bride-elect is a graduate of The bride-elect is a graduate of nishings Market. The public is invited. For more information call Terry taking. The first few heart's irregular beats. In Others who want this toes. Contract your calf South Windsor High School and is the Watkinson School, West Hart­ Color remains the selling point, P Town to sweep Varney, 643-0231. months the irregular sensitive people they can issue can send 75 cents muscle as much as you employed at East Hartford Weld­ ford, Hartford College for Women, although wear and care are major beats were almost un­ cause dangerous irregu­ with a long, stam p^, can, then let yourself back ing Inc. as a purchasing agent. with an associate’s degree in considerations, she said. down to the floor. This ndlot? The Town of Manchester will sweep the following Mrs. Waiiett to speak bearable, but I ’ve im­ larities of the heart. self-addressed envelope ‘ The prospective bridegroom is a liberal arts and from Colby- One example is a new table finish to sai areas beginning Monday. proved and I ’ve cut the Your doctor should be for it to me, in care of the works the muscles so graduate of Rockville High School Sawyer College, New London, N.H. introduced by Lane — lacquer with ' West of Broad Street, from Broad to New State Barbara Wallett of Inderai by half. able to tell you if he found Manchester Herald, P.O. they’ll grow. Do about 10 and is a field supervisor with East with a bachelor of arts degree in a polyester finish provides 80 Road; between Middle Turnpike West to New State Manchester will speak at But sometimes my anything in your heart to Box 1551, Radio City Sta­ of these, rest, and then do Hartford Welding Inc. business administration. She is percent the hardness of glass. It is t - 'i Road. the annual spring past heart beats funny. I feel contribute to the problem. tion. New York, N.Y. 10 more. Do these exer­ A May wedding is planned at employed in Group Pension- available in many colors and can Also: east of Main Street, from Main to Parker presidents' parley of the shaky inside and when Some people have a floppy 10019. cises every other day, Wapping Community Church. Customer Services Division of be wiped with a window cleaner. Street; between Middle Turnpike East and Wood- American Legion Auxil­ I'm walking or standing a heart valve (prolapse of three days a week. R- bridge Street. iary April 14 at Valle’s in long time — say an hour or the mitral valve), asso­ DEAR DR. LAMB: I’m so — I feel lightheaded ciated with heart a woman, 5 feet 1 inch tall Later you can raise up News for Senior Citizens \ > .p Hartford. Mil. l pu»M Teacup auction set and weak. Recently I had irregularities. and weigh 114 pounds. on one foot at a time. Miss Wallett is the East­ little pains and aching in If you don’t have a heart Never work your leg mus­ cles so much that they The Golden Age Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p m. at ern Division vice presi­ my left shoulder and murmur or something I ’d like to know if there tiw om f ^ AUimii'un:' the Manchester Senior Citizens' Center. A teacup dent. Scholarships will be back. similar, you’re probably are any special exercises become sore or stiff. In ,.4. 1)1 In*''**'" ’‘T.. A 4vre» y***^** ,_f got* *’•*' , , aution will follow the meeting. awarded. Contact Mary Will I ever get back to experiencing a certain I can do to put some shape the course of a few months Fond farewell to the center Watts, 41 Harold St., normal? Could I have a amount of anxiety. The into my legs. My knees you may notice some heart attack? Inderai promotes those are bony and the calves improvement. If you want ini's:;:;'™ Wethersfield. Barbara Wallett Meet the Easter Bunny anxious feelings and heart are shapeless. I’m embar­ to look nice next summer, Wickham Park will sponsor a free Easter egg hunt DEAR READER: I’m irregularities. Eliminate rassed to wear a dress, let begin now. and a hello to a new face fSbsS? April 14 at 10 a.m. Different sections will be set up for Prevent energy crisis different age groups. The hunt will be for wrapped •oened lup'aV HARTFORD — The Capitol Region Business and Editor's note; this column is eral information and hyperten­ exercise with Cleo. candy, colored eggs and prizes. i.rfci because ictiuldalw' , , , iMCiwt O'- Professional Women's Club will meet Tuesday at 5:30 prepared by the staff of the sion, exercise and its effect on • Wednesday: 10 a.m. Friend­ The Easter Bunny will attend. Admission is free. .ilKienl*h*iever mllr- C^Kpi'iS >»»“' I p.m. at the Hotel Summit. Deanne Shapiro of Life Manchester Senior Center. It ap­ blood pressure, medications and ship Circle: pinochle games; noon • '"''"’o'scliool IWIHO"*"" Children must be accompanied by a parent. Rain date Born-again should consider speed. propped pW Skills Associates will present a stress management pears in the Herald on Wednesdays prescription drugs, and stress and lunch; 12:30 p.m. bridge games; 1 “ ''"Tv”-''"'" is April 21 at 10 a.m. Chains “*)***s.y workshop entitled “ Preventing the Personal Energy and Saturdays. stress management. p.m. arts and crafts class: bus pick Crisis." Call 563-0111. up at 8 a.m.; return trips at 12:30 ‘ led*. 0.1. i * ' and 3:15 p.m. Volunteer at the Meadows trying therapy with a Bible Bv'jeannette Cave OTHER ACTIVITIES are as MM ,n>pTuv«ii«’>" ^ present b‘»'' Senior Center Director follows: • Thursday; 9:30a.m. orchestra sn;:ro:drndU3u.^^^ The ouUie'<* ^„hin * Support for infertiiity «" "“ ' T T . . . . Meadows Manor administration and staff will April 9 — Egg decorating class rehearsal: noon lunch; 1p.m. Mike I the M l" .(•nL'tfO miW “ * - abackMoP sponsor a meeting to organize a volunteer auxiliary HARTFORD — Resolve of Greater Hartford, an DEAR DR. BLAKER: It is always hard to say farewell, begins. The class is filled. Boguslawski, consumer advocate hriherio unknown - * " face in the process. . . . » . ccorocy * " Wticre *'*''* m infertility support group, will meet April 24 at 7:30 I’m a born-again Chris­ even if it’s just for a little while. As April 11 —9:30a.m..registration will speak; bus.pick up at 10 a.m.; V^nk intif'***^* * xo tbei? Tuesday from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the South Building Men are generally conference room. p.m. at Child and Family Services, 1680 Albany Ave. tian and have been in return after program. raised with the attitude I look forward to m y blessed event for trip to United Nations and Katheleen Schwartz, R.N., and Dr. Gary Gross, an therapy for about two • Friday: 9:30 a.m. cribbage Prospective volunteers are invited to attend. Call that if they try hard ,and the arrival of a newcomer, I World Trade Center in New York 647-9191 infertili^ specialist in Massachusetts, will discuss years. and chess; 10 a.m. bingo; exercise EOM. .""- II I" * enough they will get what shall also have fond memories City. Cost is $18.50. coping i^ h stress during the medical workup. I discovered Christ iast D r . ^ a k e r from the center. I know in my April 12 — Thursday program. with Cleo; noon lunch; 12:30 p.m. m they want. That attitude TTm lefesedKw- The puHic is invited. Call 236-5553. year and since then my '.absence that you will be supportive Consumer advocate Mike Bogus- setback games; bus pick up at 8 leads to situations like Lunch with the Bunny therapist has had a diffi­ Karen Blaker, Ph.D. a.m.; return trips at 12:30 and 3:15 yours. of senior center staff. lawski will be guest speaker. cult time dealing with my I would like to thank everyone April 16 — Tax assistance will' ■ p.m. The Manchester Junior Women’s Club will sponsor Learri to parent Ask yourself why you self-effacing behavior. '.for the well wishes. It leaves me end. A A R P volunteers are at the an Easter Bunny lunch April 21 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. are afraid to be strai^t- I have aiways been very .with good feelings. I shall always center every weekday from 1 to MENU FOR WEEK: place — - at St. Bridget's Church, 80 Main St. HARTFORD — The auxiliary to the Connecticut forward, and then go State Medical Society will sponsor a seminar in shy and withdrawn and in remember. This feeling not only 3:30 p.m. Cost is $1.75 per person. Included is a hot dog liin'ch ahead and do it, even if it’s the Bible I have found amples to counteract the April 16 to 20 — No lunch. Coffee Monday: open faced turkey and visit with the Easter Bunny. Parents may bring parenting Wednesday from 8:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the I guess I understand by letter.______extends to seniors but- town staff cameras. Call 643-6695. Summit Hotel. passages that back the argument that you have how he got led astray, but also. At this point, I couldn't think and tea will be available. If you sandwich, gravy, vegetable, des­ Joseph Horton, Ph.D., a clinical psychologist, will claim that the “ meek given concerning what he now I don’t know how to Scared of 'snakes? of a better place to work. desire, you may bring your lunch. sert, beverage. give the keynote address. Ian Cameron, M.D., a shali inherit the earth.” terms the client’s “ sancti­ set him on the right track. Afraid of flying? Nervous Judith Kaiser will act as tempor­ April 17 — Trip to Radio City Tuesday; hot dog and beans, We Want .Your Memories! 7 Attention young artists geriatric psychiatrist, will speak about the stress of I am now considering fied neurosis.” Should I just confront about leaving your home? ary Activities Specialist, while Joe Music Hali to see performance of dessert, beverage. dropping out of therapy The Second Congregational Church of Manchester, caring for an elderly parent. Bustanoby finds por­ him and tell him how I feel Get help from Dr. Blak- Diminico assumes the responsibil- Liberace. Cost of trip is $32. Seats Wednesday: meatball grinder, since I feel that my life is 385 N. Main St., will sponsor a competition for The event is open to the public. The $15 registration tions of the Bible in which or is there a way to let him er’s newsletter “ If You ityy of Acting Director. Some of are stiil available. Call Creative dessert, beverage. They are eagerly read by thousands of our subscribers... set on the right track. ’The instrumentalists, pianists and vocalists in grades 8 to fee includes lunch. Call 347-2008. Christ shows strong emo­ down gently? Are Phobic.” Send 50 .you have had the opportunity to Tours at 243-2839. Thursday: spaghetti and meat- 12 June 10 starting at noon. problem is that I can’t tion to demonstrate that a cents and a stamped, .meet Judith. She comes to the April 23 — Golf league starts. balls, salad, dessert, beverage. seem to convince my Each contestant will i^rform two musical selec­ certain baiance has to be DEAR READER: You self-addressed envelope center with a background in Seats are still available on the Friday: tuna salad sandwichi DAR to meet therapist that I am ready tions from memory. Winners will be given cash found in order to be a are probably better off to Dr. Blaker in care of the .programming and working with trip to 1000 Islands and Ottawa soup, dessert, beverage. to end therapy. awards and will appear at a concert June 24 at 7 p.m. The Orford Parish Daughters of the American heaithy and productive just telling him how you Manchester Herald, P.O. .the elderiy in New York State. Her Tulip Festival. The cost is $269. For He seems to think that I person. Easy— Here’s How Revolution will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the feel. Many times men feel .experiences and sense of humor detaiis, cali Daniels at 646-3012. WEDNESDAY PINOCHLE iVs The jury will include music teachers and perfoimers. Box 475, Radio City Sta­ stiil need counseling and Elach contestant will receive a written evaluation. home of Mrs. Walter Senkow, 73 Dartmouth Road. Talk to your therapist that mild rejection means tion, New York, N .Y. can only be an asset to the senior Attention to all our square SCORES: SamSchors,612; Martin that the discovery of Contestants should try to provide an accompanist. The DAR good citizen awards will be given to about these ideas and he you’re just playing a 10019. center. dancers! All members of the Bakstan, 595; Harry Pospisil, 588; Earn a big fat $5. Become a celebrity.... Applications are available from Herbert Chatzky, 109 students from Manchester. Bolton and East Catholic Christ is just an easy way may be willing to use the seductive game with Write to Dr. Blaker at Square Dance Club should meet at Helen Silver, 576; Rene Maire, 575; Henry St. Call 649-6198. high schools and Howell Cheney Technical School. of dealing with a very Bible as a tool for healing them. the above address. The IF YOU DIDN’T see the Variety the senior center on Tuesday, April Ada Rojas, 573; Gladys Seelert, Write down your recollections of Manchester long Susan Marte and Heather Reading from the complex problem. or refer you to a coileague By continualiy knock­ volume of mail prohibits ^how iast night, tonight wiil be 10, at 8:20 a.m., as bus leaves for 561; Carl Popple, 550; Bess Moo- Manchester High School American Field Service will I know I can quit any who does. ing, he may think that you personal replies, but ques­ .your last opportunity. The seniors Ledyard at 8:30 a.m. The Square nan, 547. ago. Tell us about the trolley cars or the parades down Retired teachers meet speak and show slides. time and I don’t have to will eventually let him in. tions o f general interest .have spent many hours and much Dance Club has been invited to abide by his wishes, but I The Manchester Retired Teachers Association will Hostesses are Mrs. William Gleick, Mrs. Leslie DEAR DR. BLAKER: As a result, he will take a will be discussed in future .'energy to make this year’s pro­ dance in Ledyard. Main Street. Describe the day the circus came to town want to really show him BOWLING SCORES: Women hi nneet on Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at First Federal Brooks, Mrs. John Rieg, Mrs. Francis Akin, Mrs. I ’m having trouble with a couple dbor-slams in the columns. gram a success. In light of the fact that I am fine. single — Edna Christensen, 233; or the boys went off to war. Savings. Raymond Woodbridge and Ruth Willey. man who just won’t open . that it was dubious whether we SCHEDULE FOR WEEK: Jennie Leggitt, 213; Jeanette Speaker wiil be Beverly Hynes-Grace from his eyes and ears to .would have an 11th annual Variety D E AR R EAD ER: Be-* Pierro, 204; Hilma McComb, 181; Photos will be returned but submissions cannot. Manchester Community College. Her subject will be Chapter meets Sunday reality. JShow, the seniors. Bob Vater, the • Monday; 0:30 a.m., Ukranian fore you quit therapy you Celeste King, 175. Hi triple — Edna gerentology. We had a few good times To list events •show director, and Dick Dana, are egg decorating class; ceramics; 10 Submissions should be 300 words or less, about two The Widows-Widowers Association, Chapter 11, will should consider finding a together about a month ko be applauded for their efforts. a.m. bingo; noon lunch; 12; 15 p.m. Christensen, 517; Jeanette Pierro, meet Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran therapist that uses the 506; Jennie Leggitt, 490; Celeste and a half typed pages or less. ago and now Ican’tget rid To list events In this weekly calendar of ^ Tickets can be purchased at the hypertension-high blood pressure, Here’s help for MS Church, 60 Church St. A potiuck lunch will precede the Bible as part of the of him. He thinks that ^oor. The price is $5. for adults, class; 12:30 p.m. pinochle games; King, 452. Men hi single — Bert meeting. treatment for born-again we’re about to be married "where to go and what to do,” submit them land $2. for children. bus pick up at 8 a.m.; return trips Green, 214; Frank Wotruba,212. Hi Send entries to Adele Angle, Focus Editor, Box EAST HARTFORD — People with Multiple After the lunch Gayle Trabitz of Connecticut Travel Christians. by Monday at noon to Entertainment Editor, triple — John Kravontka, 562; Sclerosis, friends and fam ily are invited to a meeting and that we are going to be ! Don't forget to register for the at 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. 591, Manchester Herald, Manchester 06040. Services will present a travelogue. All widowed A Maryland marriage spending oiir lives to­ The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, P.O. 'Hypertension Program sponsored • Tuesday: 9 a.m. shopping bus; Frank Wotruba, 541; Max Smole, of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society Friday at 10 persons are invited to attend. For more information and family therapist. An 531; Bert Green, 529; Frank a.m. at the YMCA, 770 Main St. Call 236-3229. gether. We are both wi­ Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. - tby the Town Health Department. It 9:30 a.m. macrame class; 10 a.m. You may enter more than once! ■call 649-6682. dre Bustanoby, uses ex-. dowed and in our late 50s. 'will run consecutive Mondays square dancing trip to Ledyard; Gallas, 526; Wendell Poucher, 512; starting Aprii9atl2: IStol; 15 p.m. noon lunch; bus returns from Pete Segar, 512; Addison Pick, 504; and will feature lectures on gen­ shopping at 12:30 p.m.; 1:30 p.m. Ray Martino, 501. MANCHESTER HERALD. SuUirdav, April 7, 1984 - 15 U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. April 7, 1984 'MACC News- Ecumenical Lenten service is for everyone SPORTS AL roundup Editor's note: this column is prepared by the The community is invited. Borque, Robin Taylor, William Smith, Mr. CLOTHING BANK: To Hildegard Meldrum, staff of the Manchester Area Conference of Burton Smyth, Esther Brandwein. John McClain, Kathleen Coleman. Mrs. Mary Churches. CHEERS Handley, North United Methodist Church, Mary SHEPHERD’S PLACE: To St. James who has Burke, James Hyland, Neil Coogan, Evelyn We have received a grant of $4,000. to our Fuel pledged $50. a month to the Soup Kitchen; Aldin Preston. Carol Michaud. Doris Griffith, Hazel C. By Nancy Carr, Bank from Operation Fuel from the state-wide Winslowe, Helen and Larry Wittkofse, Thrift Christiana, Janet E. I^aMontagne, Mrs. Lana Texas nips Yanks MACC director energy monies solicitation program sponsored by Shop of Wonder Bread Bakery, Diane’s Bakery in Buck, Unda Cherry, Marjorie Michaud, ^ i s CRISCON. Enfield; Manchester Memorial Hospital Auxil­ Betko, Walter Klein, Mrs. T. Healy, Anita On Sunday at 4 p.m., the Manchester Area iary. Highland Park Market, Mrs. Gerri Kelley of Massolini, Sharon Rakoczy, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Conference of Churches is sponsoring an THANK YOU'S the Manchester Sheltered Workshop Bakery, Gallo, Mrs. Michael Shoenfelt, Barbara Jones. Ecumenical Lenten Service at South United Royal Ice Cream, St. James St. 'Vincent dePaul Mr. and Mrs. James McCormick, and to nine Methodist Church. 1226 Main St., Manchester. We left out Donna Jalbert when we listed the Society, Carol Steele, St. Bridget’s Church. South anonymous donors. Blyieven blanks KC The Rev. Ernest Harris, chaplain at Manches­ volunteers at our Clothing Bank. Donna has been United Methodist, The Ruth Circle of Emanuel ter Memorial Hospital, will be the guest one of our Monday helpers for the past two years. Lutheran Church, and The Helping Hand Group EMERGENCY SHELTER: To Lucy Falk, ARLINGTON, Texas (UPI) - preacher. Also, to the “ Chai” group for their donation to the AA. victory Friday night over the Billy Gardner said they were Marion Winter, and to K-Mart (via our guardian Reserve shortstop Bobby Mea- Members of choirs from Center Congrega­ Human Needs Fund; to the Fellowship Club of Kansas City Royals. playing the game under protest. angel Pete Jeffers) for ongoing donations of .cham’s eighth-inning throwing er­ tional, United Churc of Christ, Community Community Baptist Church for their donation to EM ERGENCY P A N T R Y : To the Sunday Blyieven fanned Onix Concep­ Hrbek belted a l-and-2 pitch 430 warm blankets and new knit hats; and to all mose ror allowed the tie-breaking run to Baptist, Concordia Lutheran, North United the Fuel Bank, and to the Junior Women’s Club School classes at Trinity Covenant Church for a cion to open the game for his feet into the right-field seats in the whose generous contributions have helped keep : cross Friday night, helping the Methodist, St. Bartholomew's. St. Bridget's, St. for their gift to Shepherd's Place. “ top shelf" assortment of more than 315 items 2,500th career strikeout and fin­ first inning, driving in Tim Teufel the Shelter open — Albert 0. Bourret, Joan L®^^ And our thanks to the following people who have plus $200., and to Jean deValve-(or delivering; to 'Texas Rangers post a 7-6 victory ished with 8 to move past Christy before him. The Orioles pulled James, Second Congregational, South United Jack Rice (who drove clear in from Andover with donated food, clothing, furniture and dollars South United Methodist and Manchester Com­ over the New York Yankees. Mathewson into 16th place on the within 2-1 in the fourth when Methodist and Trinity Covenant churches will a contribution); James and Dorothy McAllister, combine, with over 100 voices strong, to sing since January: munity Services Council for very generous With the score tied 6-6, Pete all-time list. Ripken, who had doubled to right Aldin Winslowet-Alps, Emanuel Lutheran under the direction of David Almond, director of donations; Harold and Virginia Falls, St. O’Brien opened the eighth with a George Frazier came on in the and reached third on a wild pitch, FURNITURE BANK: To Marilyn English. Church, and to a parishioner of South United music at Concordia Lutheran Church. David C. Mrs. Edith Howland, Cheryl Wilbur, Mrs. Ivar George’s Episcopal Church, Albert Bourret, 8th double off reliever Dale Murray, final two innings and preserved scored on Murray’s grounder. Methodist Church who sent us a check for $1020. 0-1. Jay Howell came in to pitch Mprse, organist and director of music at South Scott, Janet Franz, Jeanne MacDonald, Teresa District Utilities Auxiliary, Concordia Lutheran Blyleven’s 20th career win against Tigers 3, White Sox 2 Bless you all for helping us provide shelter for our and Mickey Rivers sacrificed United Methodist Church, will accompany the DePumpo, Mrs. Dussault, Mrs. Judith Clough, Church (many thanks, Lena, for delivering to our the Royals but first since 1977. At Chicago. Dave Bergman’s most needy brothers and sisters. O’Brien to third. One out later, group, as will a small wind/string ensemble. Maureen Parker M r s Edward Cram, Doris Pantry). The Indians also improved their two-run single capped a three-run Curtis Wilkerson grounded to record to 3-0 for their best start first inning and Milt Wilcox and Meacham, who hesitated then since the 10-0 opening of the 1966 Willie Hernandez combined on a fired into the dirt past first season. six-hitter Friday to give the baseman Ken Griffey. Twins 9, Orioles 4 Detroit Tigers a 3-2 victory over Dave Tobik, 1-0, the last of three At Minneapolis, Kent Hrbek hit a the Chicago White Sox. Ranger pitchers, hurled the final Calendar two-run homer and Mickey two innings. The Tigers' win, their third Hatcher smacked a three-run Pinch hitter Roy Smalley’s without a loss this year, marked Tuesday — 3; 30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir, choral room; 6 triple, helping the Minnesota Tuesday — 10 a.mn.. Old Guard, all retired men of three-run double off Tobik in the the best start for Detroit since 1966 Vows renewed p.m., confirmation, Robbins Room; 7:30 p.m., Twins to a 9-4 victory Friday night community welcome; 1:30p.m., PhebeCircle; 4p.m., top of the eighth completed the and spoiled the Sox’ home opener. The following events have been scheduled at North stewardship, church office. over the Baltimore Orioles. Emanuel Youth and Cherub choirs; 7:30 p.m., Yankees’ comeback from a 6-0 Bergman, acquired from Phila­ 7 United, Methodist Church for the coming week: worship and music; mission and ministry. Wednesday — 6:45 a.m., breakfast and Lenten Mike Smithson, making his first deficit. New York scored single delphia last month, singled to right Sunday — 10:15 a.m., renewal of vows worship. program. Woodruff Hall; 6:30 p.m., sacred dance. start with the Twins since joining Wednesday — 9:30 a.m., housing board; 7 p.m.. runs in the fifth, sixth and seventh .field off Richard Dotson. 0-1. Wednesday — 10 a.m.. pastor’s class; 12:15 p.m., Lenten worship and study; 7:30 p.m., Emanuel Choir. Federation Room; 7:30 p.m., walk through faith; 7:30 the team from Texas, went 7 1-3 innings on an RBI single by Omar scoring both Lance Parrish and brown bag lunch. Bible study and communion; 2p.m., Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group: 11:15a.m., care p.m.. Chancel Choir, choral room. innings, giving up seven hits and Moreno, Dave Winfield’s second Kirk Gibson, both of whom had over 60s meeting: 7:15 p.m., choir. and visitation; 11:30 a.m., Lenten'Bible study and Thursday — 6:30 p.m.. Center Church Women, striking out two for the victory. It homer of the season, and an RBI walked. Thursday — 6:45 a.m.. breakfast meeting, study worship; 1:30 p.m., Martha (^cle; 3:45 p.m.. Belle Woodruff Hall; 7:30 p.m.. Prudential. was only the Orioles’ second game Infield hit by Lou Pinieila. Wilcox, 1-0, who came within one and fellowsbip; 7:30 p.m.. Jessie Sweet Circle at Trudi Choir; 6:30 p.m., confirmation; 7 p.m., fair workshop this season, having been rained out Texas grabbed a 2-0 lead off out of pitching a perfect game at Tinklepaugh’s home. in boardroom. earlier in the week; -starter John Montefusco in the Comiskey Park one year ago, Saturday — 9 a.m., confirmation. Saturday — 8 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous in Luther Gather for prayer first on back-to-back homers by In the Orioles’ sixth, Dan Ford struck out two and walked four in Hall. 60 Church St. The following events have been scheduled at the Buddy Beil and George Wright. belted a 437-foot home run into the seven innings. Hernandez pitched Puppet workshop set Church of the Nazarene for the coming week: The Rangers added four runs in left-field seats to pull Baltimore the final two innings and recorded Confirmation at South Monday — 7:30 p.m.. Cornerstone board meeting. the third for a 6-0 lead. Larry within 3-2. Cal Ripken singled. his first save. The following events have been scheduled at Trinity Tuesday — 2 p.m., service at Crestfield Convales­ 'Parrish singled home two runs, Eddie Murray then struck out and The only run he allowed was in Covenant Church for the coming week: The following events are scheduled at South United cent Home; 3 p.m., service at Vernon Manor; 7:30 O’Brien delivered a sacrifice fly was called for interference with the fourth. Harold Baines led off Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast at Methodist Church for the coming wek: p.m., church board meeting. and Rivers singled home a run. Twins catcher Jeff Reed, creating with a walk and went to second LaStrada. Wednesday — 9 a.m., cornerstone prayer gather­ 9 a.m., confirmation: 4 p.m., MACC ecumenical " Indians 2, Royals 0 a double play. But home-plate when Greg Luzinski flied to Wednesday — 4 p.m., confirmation: 6:30 p.m., ing; 7 p.m., family prayer gathering; Chancel Choir; service. At Kansas City, Bert Blyieven umpire Nick Bremigan reversed leftfielder Larry Herndon who potiuck and Heartsong program; 7:30 p.m., chancel. 8 p.m., nominating committee. Monday — 7:30 p.m., Bible study at 1208 Main St.: Celebrated his 33rd birthday by his decision, maintaining Murray collided with shortstop Alan Tram ­ Choir. Thursday — counseling available. Call 646-8599; Epworth Circle; Hollis Circle. scattering four hits over seven did not interfere, and the inning mell on the play. Tom Paciorek Thursday — 6:30 a.m ., women’s prayer breakfast at 7:30 p.m., council meeting at home of J. Anderson. Tuesday — 9:15 a.m., Edgar-Cornell Circle; 10 -innings and Julio Franco knocked continued. then lifted a wind-aided ground LaStrada: 7 p.m., puppet workshop, Heartsong, Friday — 7 a.m.. King’s Christian High School a.m.. Vineyards study group; 3 p.m., Asbury Bell in a first-inning run on a groundnut John Lowenstein then flied out to rule double over the head of grades 7 and up. prayer gathering. Ringers; 7:30 p.m., social concerns, 390 Woodland St.; to give the Cleveland Indians a 2-0 end the sixth but Twins Manager Gibson, scoring Baines.» Friday — 6:30 p.m., young adults supper, Dupee Circle; women’s prayer and study, 337 W. Saturday — 7 a.m., men’s prayer gathering for Heartsong: 7 p.m.. Girl's Discipleship, Hennigans. Middle Turnpike. revival. Saturday — 6:30 a.m., boy's discipleship at Wednesday — 1:30 p.m., AAR P; 6:55 p.m., Wesley LaStrada; 5 p.m., junior and senior supper. Bell Ringers: 7:30 p.m., (Chancel Choir; adult Bible NL roundup UPI photo Heartsong: 7 p.m., youth concert, Heartsong. study, 277 Spring St. Missionary serves Korea Thursday — 9 a.m., quitters; 6:30 p.m.. Junior Scott Reading, 20, sonof Mr. and Mrs. Neal Reading Celtics' center Robert Parish (left) and Johnson (foreground) restrains Cavali­ Emanuel plans week Choir; 7:30 p.m., youth choir; 8 p.m., worship and of 3 Tanner St., has been assigned to an 18-month Cleveland’s Cliff Robinson fight over ers’ World B. Free Friday in Boston. music. mission in Korea for the Church of Jesus Christ of control of the ball as Boston Dennis The following events are scheduled at Emanuel Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. A Latter-Day Saints. Foster powers Mets Lutheran Church for the coming week; Saturday — spring clean-up day. Reading, a 1981 Manchester High School graduate, Sunday'— 6:30 a.m., men’s communion breakfast. reported Thursday to the Missionary Training Center HOUSTON (UPI) — George Ortiz capped the inning with a Philaadelphia second. Rookie NBA roundup Luther Hall; 4 p.m.. MACC Lenten worship at South in Provo, Utah. He will spend two months learning Foster slammed four hits, includ­ two-run single. Juan Samuel singled home Mad­ United Methodist Church. Walk through faith language and culture in preparation for his service in ing a three-run homer, and Walt Terrell lost his shutout bid in the dox then Wockenfuss. acquired Monday — 9:.30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., fair workshop. The following events are scheduled at Center Seoul. Terrell pitched a four-hitter to lead fifth. Jose Cruz singled and Jerry just two weeks ago from Detroit, Luther Hall; 3:30 p.m., staff meeting; 6:45 p.m., Congregational Church for the coming week; Reading was ordained to the office of elder in the the New York Mets to an 8-1 victory Mumphrey walked. Cruz then lined a base hit to score Diaz and scouts, troop committee; 7:30 p.m.. Ruth Circle: Monday — 10 a.m., Emma Nettleton, Robbins Melchizedek priesthood in June of 1982. Friday night over the Houston scored on consecutive fly balls to DeJesus. Bird paces Celtic win; Rebecca Circle at Anne King’s. Room. Astros. center field by Ray Knight and Philadelphia broke the game P Foster, batting .125 entering the Denny Walling. open in the eighth. Greg Gross game, slammed two doubles and a In the Mets’ sixth. Foster drove singled, went to third on pinch single in addition to his first home in his fourth run. With one out. hitter Len Matuszek’s single and Pistons top Knicks Scholar says Turin shroud may be a fake run of the season. Oquendo singled to center, Her­ scored on Mike Schmidt’s single. Terrell, 1-0, went the distance. nandez was safe on an error by With two out, Joe Lefebvre BOSTON (UPI) - Larry Bird Playing with heavily bandaged 35 points while George Gervin He struck out three and walked Bv David E. Anderson about the shroud remain unsolved. it has been kept at the Royal Chapel of the Cathedral of second aaseman Bill Doran and bounced to second baseman Oes- scored 33 points. 25 in the first half, hands due to two dislocated chipped in 22. St. John in 'Turin, Italy, for a little more than 400 two. Former Met Mike Scott, 0-1, United Press international The cloth is a 14-foot piece of linen on which there Foster doubled home Oquendo. ter, who threw wildly to first. First to lead the Boston Celtics to a 113-94 fingers. King hit on 18 of 28'shots San Antonio center Artis Gil­ years. took the loss. are images of the front and back of a human body and, Phillies 8, Reds 4 baseman Driessen retrieved the victory Friday night over the from the floor and eight of If from more was fon-ed out of the game Despite a growing body of literature arguing the according to Wild, reveal wounds and bruises and The Mets opened the scoring in At Cincinnati, John Wockenfuss, ball and threw wildly to home, with a strained calf after playing Wild looks at the results of a number of studies Cleveland Cavaliers. the foiil line. authenticity of the Shroud of Turin as the burial cloth seem to conform to the Gospel account of Jesus’ the first. Wally Backman singled, playing his first game for Philadel­ allowing two runs to score. Lefeb­ only one minute in the second associated with Shroud of Turin Research Project of The win was Boston’s ninth in a Detroit led 31-26 after one of Je.sus. a Jesuit priest and New Testament scholar crucifixion. advanced to third on Jose Oquen­ phia, delivered a two-run single in vre score'd on a single by Maddox. 1978. row overCleveland and raised the quarter and then jumped to a 60-45 quarter. has looked at the evidence and concluded the shroud is do’s hit-and-run single, and scored the second inning Friday night to Expos 8, Braves 5 This has led many people to believe that the shroud Celtics' record to 58-19. halftime lead. New York cut the Bulls III, Hawks 103 probably the work of a 14th century artist or forger. "Despite the fact that a full report on the 1978 on Keith Hernandez’s infield out. spark the Phillies to an 8-4 victory At Atlanta, Tim Raines had four may be the actual burial cloth of Jesus — that he was Trailing 35-34 in the second margin to 83-76 after three quar­ At Chicago, Quintin Dailey- The Rev. Robert A. Wild, associate professor of investigation of the shroud is not available, it is Herald photo by DuBols New York sent 11 men to the over the Cincinnati Reds. hits, including a three-run homer wrapped in it when taken from the cross and laid in the quarter, the Celtics went on a 16-2 ters and trailed just 83-78 with 11 scored 21 points, pacing si.x Chi­ New Testament and Christian origins at Marquette nevertheless clear that the scientists have not solved plate in the third, scoring six runs Philadelphia starter Charles to highlight a six-run fourth inning, tomb. run that gave them the lead for minutes left. cago players in double figures, as University in Milwaukee, writing in the current issue the problem of whether the shroud is a first century South United Methodist Church’s flag­ and chasing Scott. Backman and Hudson managed to go five in­ leading the Montreal Expos to an good, with Bird scoring 12 points in Two straight King baskets pulled the Bulls snapped their nine-game of Biblical Archeology Review, says many questions artifact," Wild said. stone is a familiar sight. Oquendo singled and Foster ho- nings. giving up seven hits and two 8-5 triumph over the Atlanta First exhibited in the French village of Lirey in 1357, the stretch. Boston led 58-47 at the the Knicks within six in the final losing streak Friday night with a mered over the left field fence. runs, to get the win. Cincinnati Braves Friday night. half. 1:20, and Darrell Walker’s basket 111-103 victory over the Atlanta Darryl StrawJ)erry followed with a starter Joe Price, the first of five Starter Bryn Smith. 1-0, earned Cleveland, which was led by Cliff with a minute left made it 111-107. Hawks. single to deep short, chasing Scott. Reds pitchers, lasted only 1 1-3 the victory. Greg Harris worked Robinson with 18 points and World But the Knicks failed to score Rod Higgins hit tor II of his 15 Reliever Mike Madden walked innings, and took the loss. the final 2 1-3 innings, striking out Religious Services B. Free with 17, never drew closer again. Terry Tyler .scored a basket points in the third quarter as the Hubie Brooks and Danny Heep Garry Maddox. Bo Diaz and Ivan three to pick up the save. Ken than 11 during the second half. for Detroit and Virinie Johnson Bulls took an 85-69 lead into the doubled home Strawberry. Junior DeJesus singled to open the Dayley, 0-1, took the loss. The loss was Cleveland's 14th added two tree throws. final period. Assemblies of God Wednesdov, 7 p.m., Bible pastor. 10 a.m., worship ser­ Jehovah’s Kuhl, pastora.m .. Divine nllnlster of voufh. 9:30 a.m., masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and straight on the road and 15th in a Johnson finished with 19 points Steve Johnson added 17 points study. Nursery provided for vice and church school. (649- worship; 10:15 a.m. Sunday Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., noon. (643-2403) Unitarian row at Boston Garden. and Isiah Thomas 17 for the 0815) for Chicago and Jawann Oldham Calvary Church (Assem­ oil services. (646-2M3) Witnesses > school and Youth Forum. worship, children's church St. James Church, 896 Main The Celtics’ Kevin McHalecame Pistons. Knicks guard Rory Spar­ blies of God), 400 Bucklond Holy Communion first and ond nursery; 6:30 p.m., even­ St., Manchester. Rev. Fran­ Universaiist had a season-high 15. Road, South Windsor. Rev. Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 .third Sunday. (649-4243) ing praise service, nursery. cis V. KrukowskI, Rev. Ro- off the bench to score 19 points. row had 20 points. Atlanta was led by Dominque tert Burbank, Rev. Richard Unitarian Universaiist Kenneth L. Gustafson, pas­ Tollond Turnpike, Manches­ (646-8599) Society-East, 153 W. Vernon Center Robert Parish added 15. New York lost center Bill Cartw­ Wilkins with 23 points, while Dan tor. 9:30 o.m., Sunday ter. Tuesday, Congregation A. Lamore, team ministry. Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs­ Rev. Edword J. Reardon. St., Manchester. Rev. Arnold Pistons 115, Knicks 107 right and forward Louis Orr to Roundfield added 17 and Glenn school; 10:30 a.m., worship, Congregationai Covenant Westwood, minister. 10:30 child care and nursery; 7:00 day, Theocratic School Methodist Saturday masses at 4and 6:30 At New York. John Long scored injuries. Cartwright dislocated his Rivers 16, Bolton Congregational Trinity Covenant Church, p.m .; Sunday masses at 7:30, o.m., service. (646-5)51) p.m., evening service of (speaking course), 7:30 p.m.; Bolton United Methodist 22 points and Kelly Tripucka added right index fii)ger early in the third praise ond Bible preaching Church, 228 Bolton Center 302 Hackmatack St., Man­ Service meeting (ministry Pentecostal 9 ,10:30a.m.,noonvandSp.m. The victory- was only Chicago's Road, ot the Green, Bolton. chester. Rev. Norman Swen­ C h u rc h , 1041 Boston Turn­ (643-4129) 20 to help the Detroit Pistons period and was taken to Lenox Hill 18th in 39 home contests, while the A (644-1102) training), 8:15 p.m.; Sundayr' son, 8 a.m., worship; 9:25 pike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart . United Pentecoslol St. M ary Church, 1600 Main Hospital for stitches. He will miss Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Public Bible Lecture, 9:3() Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a.m., Church, 187 Woodbrldge St., overcome Bernard King’s 44 points Hawks’ road record fell t<> Minister. 9:30 a.m., worship a.m., Sunday school; 10:25 a.m.-; Watchtower Study, Manchester. Rev. Morvin St.; Coventry. Father James Friday night and take a 115-107 at least one game. Orr suffered service, nursery, church a.m., coffee and fellowshlp; 10:25. (646-1490) church school; 11 o.m., wor­ J . Williamson, pastor. ship service, nursery. (649- Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., victory over the New York Knicks. back spasms in the third period Sixers 112, Pacers 106 Baptist school; 10:30 a.m., fellow­ 1) a.m., worship. (649-K55) 3472) Sunday school; 11 a.m., Masses Soturday at 5:15 ship; 10:45 o.m., forum pro­ p.m.; Sunday 9:30 and 10:45 The win was the third straight and did not return. At Philadelphia. Julius Erving Baptist Bible Church ol North United Methodist morning worship; 6 p.m., gram. (649-7077 office or Church, 300 Parker St., Man­ evening worship; 7:30 p.m., a.m .; holydays, 5:30and 7:30 for Detroit and its eighth win in Mavericks 131, Spurs 118 scored 39 points Friday night and Coventry, the Grange bulld- 647-8878 parsonage. Jewish — bible study (Tuesday); 7 p.m. Confessions 4:30 to 5 combined, with Moses Malone to Ina, Route 44, Coventry. Ste­ Center Congregational chester. Richard W. Dupee, p.m. (742-6655) nine games. The Pistons, 46-31, are At Dallas, Rolando Blackman phen Smith, pastor. Worship Conservative pastor. Schedule: 8:45 a.m., p.m.. Ladles' prayer (Thurs­ lead a second-half comeback that Church, II Center St„ Man­ day); 7 p.m.. Men's prayer Church ot St. Maurice, 32 tied with idle Milwaukee for the scored 32 points to lead six Dallas services Sunday at 11 a.m. chester. Rev. Newell H. Cur­ Episcopai worship, adult Bible class, Hebron Road, Bolton. The Temple Beth Sholom, 400 nursery; 10:15a.m.,worship, (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Youth Botoro the olnoular NBA Central Division lead with players in double figures Friday- carried the Philadelphia 76ers to a and 7 p.m. All are welcome. tis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. service (Friday). (649-9848) Rev. J . Clittord Curtin, pas­ (742-7937) Robert J. Bills, minister of St. George's Episcopal E. Middle Turnpike, Man­ church school (or age 3 tor. SaturdovmassatSp.m.; lompiittono ot our Lord, five games left. The Pistons visit night in the Mavericks’ 131-118 112-106 victory over the Indiana Community Baptist visitations; Rev. Clifford. 0. Church, 1150 Boston Turn­ chester. Richard J. Plavin, through 6 grade, nursery; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:15 Pacers. rabbi; Israel Tobatsky, con- 5:30 p.m.. Senior Methodist ho was loololod boMa lod Milwaukee Saturday night. victory over the San Antonio Church, 585 E. Center St., Simpson, pastor emeritus; pike, Bolton. Sunday 8 a.m., and 11 a.m. (643-4466) Into the desololo Malone finished with 23 points Manchester. Rev. James i. Michael C. Thornton, asso­ Eucharist; 10 a.m. Holy tor; Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi Youth Fellowship at church; Presbyterian I wlldor- King broke the Knicks' Madison Spurs. Meek, minister. 9:15 a.m., ciate pastor. 10a.m.,worship Eucharist, Rev. John Hol- emeritus. Services, 8 :l5p.m . 7 p.m. sacred dance rehear­ MSS. Tsmptsiion sooks Square Garden record of 43 points The win snapped a. five-game and 14 rebounds. Andrew Toney- church school (or all ages, service, sanctuary; 10 a.m. llger, vicar. 11 a.m., fellow­ Friday and 9:45 a.m. Satur­ sal. (649-3696) South United Methodist Coventry Presbyterian (svorsbio cireufflsisncoo, held by .Walt Frazier and Bob, losing streak for the Mavericks. and Maurice Cheeks each added 14 kindergarten through Grode church school. (647-9941) ship hour.*Monday through day. (643-9563) Church, Route 44A and Trow ­ Salvation Army end aloiionoss Isnds to 4 continuing during the ser­ Frldoy, 4:45 p.m .; Wednes- Church, 1226 Main St., Man­ McAdoo and tie^ the overall arena The Spurs, struggling to gain a points and Jones 12 for Philadel­ 7 First Congregational bridge Road, Coventry. Rev. vice; 10:30 a.m., morning dav, 9 a.m.. Holy chester. Dr. Shephard S. Salvation Army, 661 Moln losvs Its victim vufeiorg- phia. George John.son and Butch Church at Andover, Route 6, Johnson, Rev. Laurence M. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, bio. record set in 1974 by Rick Barry final We.stern Conference playoff worship. Nursery provided. Andover. Rev. Richard H. Eucharist. (643-9203) 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 St., Manchester. Capt. and spot, fell to 33-44. Carter each scored 21 points and (643-0537) Taylor, pastor. Sunday wor­ St. Mary's Episcopal Lutheran Hill, pastors. 9 and 10:45 Mrs. Randall Davis. 9:30 and tied last week by ‘Quintin a.m., worship; 9a.m., church o. m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., Mike Mitchell led the Spurs with Herb Williams added 17. Faith Baptist Church, 52 ship: 11 a.m., nursery care Church, Park and Church Concordia Lutheran. Bible study and fellowship. a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 esrhr ChrlslISM “con- Dailey ol Chicago. Lake St., Manchester. Rev. provided. Church school: streets, Manchester. Rev. school, nursery through se­ o.m., holiness meeting; 7 Church (L C A ), 40 Pitkin St., nior high; 10:45 a .m ., Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., tinuod stodtssUy In the James Bellosov, pastor. 9:30 9:30 o.m., Sunday. (742-7696) Stephen K. Jacobson, rector; Manchester. Rev. Burton D. prayer meeting. (742-72K) a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 First Congregational Rev. Frederick P. Moser, nursery; 6 p.m. United Meth­ (6 5 :7787).'''“’"’" •posliss' loochlna and Strand, pastor. Schedule: 8 odist Youth Fellowship; 7:30 Presbyterian Church ot Mlowshlp'' (Acts 2A2). a.m., worship service; 7 Church ot Coventry, 117) associate rector. 7:30 o.m.. o.m.. Holy Communion, Manchester, 43 Spruce St., p.m., evening service. (646- Main St., Coventry. Rev. Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m., Holy p.m., Bible, song, prayer Those rogulsr sssombiloo nursery; 9:15 a.m., church fellowship. (647-9)41) Manchester. Rev. Richard 53)6) Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 Eucharist and Church School Gray, pastor. 10:30 o.m., not only bivolvod worship Bruins glad to hit the road school and Chrlstlon Growth First Baptist Church, 240 o. m., worship; 9:30 with a.m., child core; 11 o.m.. Holy worship service, nursery, Eucharist. (649-4583) hour, nursery; 10:30 a.m.. to Ood, but also o mutual Hillstown Rood, Manchester. church school In Church Holy Communion, nursery. 9:15 a.m., Sunday school; 7 odKIcsIlon ot the psrtle- Dr. C. Conley, pastor. (649- Lone House. Nursery care (649-5311) p. m.. Informal worship. (643- 7509) provided. (742-8487) Mormon 0906) "Key to Iponls. The church con­ First Baptist Chapel of the Second Congregational Gospel Emanuel Lutheran stats ot those coNod out of Deaf, 240 Hillstown Road, Church, 385 N. Main St., Church of Jesus Christ ot as they attempt comeback Church, 60 Church st., Ihs worid Into nsoctaty of Manchester. Rev. K. Manchester. The Rev. V. Church ot the Living God, Manchester. Rev. Dale H. Latter Day Saints (M or­ Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 mon), 30 Woodside St., Man­ Dally people wHh o common an evangelical, (ull-gospel Gustafson, pastor; Steven P. 18 proMom (sin), who hove a.m. worship service and church, Robertson School, Sabin, Intern; Rev. C. Henry chester. Wayne S. Taylor, Roman Catholic M O NTREAL (U P I) - For a club on the road. church school: 11 a.m., fel­ North School Street, Man­ Anderson, pastor emeritus. bishop, 9:15 o.m ., sacrament occsplod g CO mmon sohi- w e’ve had, we can finally make the lowship hour. (649-2863) chester. Rev. David W. Sunday schedule: 8:30 o.m., meeting; 10:15 a.m., Sunday Church ot the Assumption, Success Uon (Chrtat), ond who which worked hard all season to "F or the first time in my life. I ’ll other teams sit up and take Christian Science Second Congregational school and prim ary; 11:25 Adams Street at Thompson Call: Mullen, pastor. Meeting Sun­ worship In the sanctuary; Road, Monchester. Rev. Ed­ hovs g common oogf earn the home-ice advantage for be glad to see that big ice surface in notice." Church ot Coventry, 1746 days, 10 to 11:30a.m. Nursery 9:45 a.m., church school, a.m., priesthood and relief (hggvon). Montreal,” said Boston coach First Church of Christ, Boston Turnpike, Coventry. society. (643-4003) ward S. Pepin, pastor. Satur­ the playoffs, the Boston Bruins The once-proud franchise and Sunday school. Bible study, coffee In Luther day moss at 5; Sunday Scientist, 447 N. Main St„ Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Full G o ^ l Interdenomi­ Hall; 11 o.m., worship In the certainly are happy to be getting Gerry Cheevers. "It may give us struggled through a disappointing Manchester. 10:30 a.m ., Regular schedule: 10 o.m., masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and A Chrlsttan todgy must national Church, 745 Main sanctuary, nursery, child­ noon. (643-2195) away from their own backyard. soom room. fourth-place season, finishing the church service, Sunday worship; 8 a.m., DIal-A-Rlde St., Manchester. Rev. Philip ren's chapel. (643-11931 National Catholic novsr taolsts hlmsoltliom school, and care (or small to church; 8:45 o.m., church 647-8301 The key to the Canadiens’ 2-0 "A ll I can say is that we’ll work year five games under ,500. But P. Saunders. Sunday, 10:30 Latvian Lutheran Church children. (649-1446) Reading school, nursery to grade SI. John's Polish Notional St. Bartholomew's Church, for an Important ths gmuA thusshrtngSg- edge in the best-of-five Adams to the end. If it happens Saturday, a.m., adult Bible study and of Manchester, 21 (harden St., Catholic Church, 23 Golway with rookie goalie Steve Penney Room, 656A Center St., Man­ eight, adult discussion; 1) Sunday school; 7 p.m., wor­ 741E. Middle Turnpike, Man­ recorded message Ign Ihs gdygnlgag hg chester. (649-8982) Manchester. (643-2051) St., Monchester. Rev. Stan­ chester. Rev. Martin J. Mgds, *ihgt no odvonlggo Division semi-final series has been we’ll work to win again Sunday." playing with the poise of a veteran, a.m., coffee and fellowship; ship service. Tuesday at 7:30 Prince ot Peace Lutheran ley M. Loncolo, pastor. 9 11:15 a.m., junior choir; 4 Scholsky, pastor. Saturday ■ 'v ' ■■■' ■ ' I ’ .fjiit; . their tight-checking and consistent For the Canadiens, who have they have held the Bruins to p.m., special Bible studies; Church, Route 31 and North o.m., mass. (643-5906) mgy bo gglngd over us by p. m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., mass at 5 p.m .; Sunday .... J- hitting, elements of their game been bounced from the first round Church of Christ River Road, Coventry. Rev. mosses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 Soton, lor wo gro not Ig- justtwo goals in posting 2-1 and 3-1 6 p.m., senior church school worship service. Prayer line, W .H. Wllkens, pastor. 9 a.m., made somewhat easier by the of the playoffs the past three years, and Pilgrim fellowship. (742- a.m. nergnt of hta dovleos,” 12 victories. Church ot Christ, Lydall 646-8731, 24 hours. Sunday school; 10:15 a.m., Nazarene Cor. 2.-11). small ice surface in the Boston it is a chance at redemption. and Vernon streets, Man­ 6234) Gospel Hall, Center Street, worship service. (742-7548) ’’W e'had a lot of breakdowns TolcottvIMe Congrega­ Manchester. 10 a.m., break­ St. Bridget Church. 70 Main Garden. " I f we can win this series, the CH chester. Eugene Brewer, Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Naioreno, St., Manchester. Rev. Philip UPI photo during the season, and people said minister. Sunday services: 9 tional Church, Main Street ing bread; 11:45 o.m., Sun­ Church (Missouri Synod), 236 Main St., Manchestor. CMMN OF OMBT The Bruins, who have one of the (the team crest) means something and Elm Hill Rood, Talcot- day school; 7 p.m., gospel A. Sheridan ond Rev. Emilio we couldn’t put it together in time o.m., Bible classes: 10 a.m., Cooper and High streets. Rev. Neale McLain, senior p. Padelll, co-postors^ Faelisg Good M ost Montreal aeconej baseman Bryan Little second base in Friday’s game against better skating teams in the league, again," said team president Ro­ worship; 6 p.m., worship. tvKI* Rey. Kenneth E. Knox, meeting. Manchester. Rev. CharlesW. pastor; Rev. Herb Newell, LydsB sod vomon Stmsts for the playoffs. " said right wing day mass 5 p.m.i^sCnday JTosrself _ PhsnoiU M IIg can’t hang onto the baii as he flips near the Braves in Atlanta. believe they may be in better shape nald Corey. “ After the season Chris Nilan. 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, April 7. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 7, 1984 - 17 USFL roundup Sports in earner has lead The Jacksonvitl^ Saints? NEW ORLEANS — Saints president Eddie at Dinah Shore Red-hot Stallions face hard-luck Bulls Jones and New Orleans coach Bum Phillips By United Press International Defensively, the Stallions have Lindy Infante. "The Stallions are At Tampa, Fla., the Bandits will their first win. traveled Friday to daOksonville. Fla., to hear Bv Rich Tosches I,auri Peterson — seemed headed for a 21 of 39 passes for 272 yards and a held every opponent under 90 one of the best teams in the league, turn to veteran quarterback John At Phoenix, Ariz., the league's what that city had to offer their football team. UPl Sports Writer round of 65. ju.st one shot off the TD in last week's 27-24 loss to Throw out their first game — a yards rushing and rookie safety no doubt about it. They’ve proven Reaves in hopes of snapping a two top passers square off. The Superdome president Cliff Wallace said he tournament and cour.se record of 64. Memphis. 17-6 loss to the New Jersey Chuck Clanton leads the USFL their ability with wins over some three-game losing streak. Reaves Wranglers' Greg Landry leads the cannot blame the Saints for considering a move, RANCHO MIRAGE. Calif. - Hall of But on the 18th hole, a 487-yard poT-S Jacksonville is also without Generals — and the Birmingham with six interceptions — including very good teams. Cribbs has started the first four games but USFL in ratings, completing 64 but insisted Thursday night it would not win them Fam er JoAnne Camer fired a 4-under- with a huge lake running along the left leading rasher Willie McClendon, Stallions have probably been the three last week against John proven he is one of the best backs in was benched by coach Steve percent of his passes for a leverage in current contract talks with Super- par 68 Friday to vault into the lead by side of the fairway, she carded a bogey who went down with a knee injury most impressive USFL team after Walton, who hadn’t thrown one football no matter what league you Spurrier because of too many league-high 12 TDs and just three dome officials. one stroke over Pat Bradley and Patty and finished with a 66 to fall back into last week after gaining 219 yards the first six weeks of the season. interceptions. Philadelphia's "We re very aware," said Wallace, “ that other Sheehan midway through the $400,000 the tie with Sheehan. previously. Clanton has returned talk about and Stoudt has to be one on 52 carries this season. interceptions. Rookie Wayne The Stallions have won five two interceptions for TDs. of the best passers in the Peace started the last two games Chuck Fusina has also completed cities are going to make better offers than we can Dinah Shore golf tournament, the Bradley, of Westford, Mass., had In other games Saturday, straight, outscoring opponents 163- On Saturday, the Stallions travel business." but was relieved both times by 64 percent with 10 TDs and four ever make. But it's not going to cause the richesit event on the 1984 LPG A Tour. rattled off birdies on the second, third Tampa Bay hosts Oakland, Michi­ 64, while moving into a tie for the to Jacksonville to face a Bulls team * Reaves. interceptions. negotiations to go any quicker." and fifth holes to move to even-par and gan visits Oklahoma and C)hicago Camer, who started the day four Southern Division lead after last which can’t help but feel snakebit- Among 'the injured Bulls is Reaves completed 25 of 33 passes Despite Landry's passing, the Jacksonville Mayor Jake Godbold said the closed out the front side with birdie hosts San Antonio. strokes off the lead following an week's 31-17 win over previously Wranglers are off to a disappoint­ Saints were seriously interested in moving to the putts on Nos. 7 and 9. ten. Not only has Jacksonville, 2-4, quarterback Matt Robinson, who for 343 yards and three TDs in last opening-round 72, carded six birdies unbeaten New Orleans. JoeCribbs Gator Bowl. He said they apparently were upset had three of their losses decided by generated 79 points in the first two On Sunday, Philadelphia visits week's 38-24 loss to Philadelphia. ing 3-3 start. The Stars, who lead and two bogeys in her erratic round and Bradley birdied the 485-yard, pan-5 has zoomed to the league lead in with rental terms in the Dome. last-second field goals, but the games before suffering a foot Arizona, New Orleans hosts PiAf- "John is our quarterback," the league in total defense and had a 36-hole total of 140, 4- under for nth hole and moved within a stroke of Earlier this year. New Orleans' N F L team got a rushing with 601 yards, fullback Bulls have lost seven starters injury in the third. Robbie Mahfouz burgh and Memphis visits New Spurrier said. " I think the time off boast the second-leading rasher in the tournament. the tournament record with another jolt when the domed stadium signed a lease with Leon Perry has scored five touch­ already. will make his third start in Jersey. Washington is at Houston, helped him. He sees what we are Kelvin Bryant (597 yards), are 5-1 Despite the low score, she said she the U.S. Football League's Breakers, Though birdie on the 15th but parred the 16th downs and veteran Cliff Stoudt has "W e really have our work cut out Robinson's place, and is coming off and Denver hosts Los Angeles trying to do." and tied with New Jersey atop the struggled all day. gotten better every week. there appeared to be no legal way to block the and 17th holes before straggling to the for us this week.” said Bulls C^oach his best performance, completing Monday night. The Invaders are still looking for Atlantic Division. "I'm happy to be in." said earner, a pact, the Saints were vocal in their disappoint­ bogey on No. 18. native of Kirkland, Wash., who joined ment with the management of the Superdome. "I had a 25-foot putt, downhill, and it \ the LPG A Tour as a 30-year-old rookie According to broadcast reports, the Saints were just kept rolling past the (18th) hole," in 1970. “ I never hit two good shots in a talking with Jacksonville officials about a Bradley said, "1 had a 6-footer coming row. I didn't know where it was going. five-year lea.se on the Gator Bowl with a freeze on back and it rolled around the cup and Since the flag went up I'v e been came right back out. Scoreboard the use of practice facilities. fighting my swing." Team owner John Mecom said it was his "But that was the only putt I missed understanding negotiations with the Dome were Camer played early in the day before all day, so I can't complain. I gave the David Edwards 72-73— 145 gusty winds and light rain turned the Phillies 8. Reds 4 Barry Joeckel 74-71— 145 improving, but without a signed contract the field quite a lead Thursday and I knew Mavericks 131. Spurs 118 74- 71— 145 playing conditions much tougher in the (Javin Levenson Saints had to keep their options open. today 1 had to do something Victor Regalado 71-74— 145 afternoon. Baseball PHILADELPHIA CINCINNATI SAN ANTONIO (118) Radio, tv 70- 75—145 spectacular." obrhbi abrhbi Basketball Mike McCullough " I f I got caught in that bad weather Banks 2-4 34 7, M itchell 16-23 35 35, M ark Lye 71- 75— 146 Nancy Lopez, who shares the course Samuel 2b 6 0 2 1 Redus If 4 0 1 0 Jones 2-5 44 8, Lucas 34 64 13, (>rvln 71-75— 146 Runner granted citizenship the way 1 was swinging. I probably Wcknfss 1b 3 0 2 2 Milner cf 3 0 3 1 Joe Inman UPl photo record with Sally Little, shot a 75 7-22 8-10 22, Roberts 24 34 7, M oore 1-3 Larry Mize 76-70—146 couldn't have broken 80," said Carner, KGross p 0 0 0 0 Hoshldr ph 1 0 0 0 1-2 3, (xllmore 04 04 0, McNom ara 44 2- Today Corev Pavin 70- 76—146 LONDON — Zola Budd, a 17-year-old South Thursday but vaulted back into conten­ (Night gomts not Included) Motskk 1b 2 1 2 1 Conepen ss 5 0 0 0 1:30 Baseball: Orioles vs. Twins, who turned 45 earlier this week. East N8A standings 4 10, Brewer 6-10 1-1 13, Paxson 04 04 0. Brad Bryant 75- 71— 146 African middle distance runner, was granted Washington Capitals' goaltender Al Jensen (shown here in, tion with a 69 and was four strokes Schmidt 3b6 1 1 1 Parker rt 4 0 0 0 Totals 4383 31-42 118. Channels 22, 30 Mike Putnam 74-72— 146 She birdied the first two holes, W L Pet. OB Lezeano rt 1 0 0 0 Scherrer p 0 0 0 0 3:00 Baseball: Yankees vs. Rangers, British citizenship Friday, the Home Office action Thursday night) and his teammates will go for a sweep behind the leaders in a group that Detroit 3 01.000 — D A LLA S (131) Greg Powers 71- 75-146 dropping in a 25-foot putt on No. I and a Lefebvr rt 2 I 0 0 (Triessn 1b 2 2 2 0 (Later Gomes Net included) Aguirre 5-18 10-11 20, NImphius 64 0-1 SportsChannel, WPOP George Burns 70-76—146 announced. included Little. Hollis Stacy, Donna Cleveland 2 01.000 'h Wilson If 4 0.1 0 Esosky 3b 4 1 2 2 3:00 Golf: Greater Greensboro Open, tonight in their Patrick Division semifinal series against the 3-footer on No. 2. She birdied the fifth Boston 2 1 467 1 12, Cummings 7-10 6-7 20, Davis 9-15 3-3 BUI Britton 74- 72— 146 Budd. who arrived in Britain March 24, is now Caponi and Kathy Whitworth. Moddox cf 5 1 2 1 Oester 2b 4 0 1 1 Eastern Conterenoe 21, Blackmon 11-19 1012 32, (kirnett 1-3 ESPN Joey SIndetar 76- 70—146 Philadelphia Flyers. and seventh holes but lost a stroke with Toronto 1 1 .SOO )V(z Diaz c 5 110 Bllardell c 4 1 1 0 Attantic Division 3:30 Bowling: Long Island Open, set to join a British track club and is eligible for Tied at 143 were Judy Clark, Silvia New York 1 2 J33 2 35 5, Harper 14 1-2 3, Ellis 74 04 14,- Roy Floyd 72- 74— 146 a bogey on No. 8 when her approach Dejesus ss 5 2 2 0 Price p 0 0 0 0 W L Pet. GB Vlncent 24 04 4. Totals 49423341131- Channel 8 Craig Stodler 75- 71— 146 Bertolaccini. Lauri Rinker, Amy Alcott Baltimore O I .000 2 Hudson p 2 0 0 0 Smith p 0 0 0 0 x-Boston 58 19 4:00 Boxing: M arvin Hagler vs. Juan Britain's Olympic trials. Milwaukee O 2 .000 2V^ So t Antonio 36»3514,-1I0 Mark McCumber 75- 71— 146 shot caught a sand trap. and Julie Inkster, GGross 1b 2 1 2 0 Russell p 1 0 0 0 x-Phllodelphla 49 28 Otatos 421)3129—131 Roldon, Channel 3 Bernhard Longer 73- 73— 146 She has run the world's fastest time for a . W0St Holland p 1 0 0 0 Gulden ph 1 0 0 0 x-NeW York 45 31 \7V i 4:30 Baseball: Red Sox vs. A's, NHL roundup Camer, who has 39 tour victories, Oakland 2 01.000 — Three-point goal—Lucas. Fouled Jim Thorpe 72- 75— 147 women's 5,000 meters, but her performance was Hume p 0 0 0 0 x-New Jersey 41 35 16W out— Channels 30. 38, WTIC. WINF Wayne Levi 73- 74—147 opened the back nine with another pair Sheehan shot a 72 after an opening- Chlcogo 2 1 .667 'A Cedeno rt 1 0 0 0 x-WashIngton 34 44 24'^ 5:00 Boxing: Jett Chandler vs. not recognized as a record since South Africa is Kansas City 2 1 467 'A None. Total fouls—San Antonlo33, Dallas Mork Pfell 72- 75— 147 of birdies, sinking a 6-foot putt on No. 10 round 69 to forge the tie with Bradley Totals 44 • IS 6 .Totals 34 4 10 4 Central Division 29. Rebounds— Son Antonlo39 (Jones 12), Richard Sondovol, Channel 8 Ron Streck 73- 74—147 not a member of the International Amateur Seolfle 1 1 JOO 1 Phltadelphia 8)0 810 041— 1 x-Mllwoukee 46 31 7:30 N H L playoff: Copilols vs. F ly ­ and a 15-footer on No. 11 to move to for second place. She had One birdie Californio 1 2 .333 11A Dallas 38 (NImphius, Cummings 10). J.C. Sneod 72- 75—147 Athletic Federation because of its racist Cincinnati 8I1088010— 4 x-Detrol9 45 31 .592 ' Assists—Son Antonio 22 (Lucas 9), Dallas ers, USA David Oorln 73- 74—147 5-under for the tournament but fell and one bogey in the round. Peterson, Minnesota 0 2 .000 2 Game-winning RBI— Samuel (1). x-Atl«ita 36 41 ,468 10 8:00 N H L ployoft: Bruins vs. Cono- apartheid policies. Caps go for sweep Texas 0 2 .000 2 28 (Davis 9). Technical—Jones. A— Ronnie Block 72-75—147 back with a bogey on the 17th hole. who shot a 68 Thursday fora one-stroke E—Esasky, Oester, Driessen. Cleveland 27 50 .351 19 diens, Channel 38 Budd also holds the unofficial world records in Fridov's Results 14,575. Joey Rassett 72-75— 147 Bradley — who shot an opening- lead, ballooned to a 77 and wa$ at 145, DP— Chlcogo 26 50 .342 19' 8:00 U S FL tootboll: Stallions vs. Payne Stewart 72- 75—147 the junior 1500 and 3000 meters. Detroit 3, Chicago 2 Philadelphia 1. LOB—Philadelphia 13, Indiana 25 52 .325 21 Bulls, ESPN round 75 over the par- 72, 6,265-yard five shots behind Carner. Boltimore at Minnesota, night BUI Kratzerl 74- 73—147 She became eligible for British citizenship Cincinnati 8.2B— Driessen 2, Esasky. HR Western Centerence 8:30 Baseball: Mets vs. Astros, Tommy Nakallma 76- 71— 147 Mission Hills Country Club course and Cleveland at Kansas City, night — Esasky (1). SB— Wockenfuss (1), Midwest Division Channel 9, W INF through her father who recently took out a British in Philly tonight Sunday's winner earns $55,000 and New York at Texas, night Peter Oosterhuis 74-73— 147 Wilson (1), DeJesus (1), Redus (1), W L Pet. was seven shots behind first-day leader the runner-up gets $33,000. Toronto at California, night G B Hockey Ed Florl 73- 75—148 passport. His father was born in London and later Milner 2 (3). S—Smith. x-Utah 43 35 .551 Sunday Dan Pohl 73- 75— 148 Boston at (}akland, night IP H RERBBSO Oallos 39 37 .513 12:50 Auto racing: Northwestern emigrated to South Africa. Milwaukee at Seattle, night M ork WIebe 77- 71— 148 By United Press International phia in their series opener, said he had Philadelphia Denver 37 41 .474 Bonk 400, ESPN Brett Upper 74- 74— 148 British track and field officials were wary Saturday's Games Hudson (W 14) 5 7 2 2 4 1 Kansas City 36 41 .460 1:00 Auto racing: Grand Prix of Long the feeling " that if we went ahead of the Detroit (Morris 1-0) at Chlcogo Rex Caldwell 72- 76—148 concerning Budd's 1984 Olympic standing. Scholastic roundup KGross 2 1 0 0 0 2 Son Antonio 33 43 .434 Beach, Channel 30 Russ Cochron 75- 73— 148 The Washington Capitals sent a quick Flyers, we'd get control of the game. (Bannister 04), 1:S0 p.m. Hollond 2 2 2 2 0 0 Houston 29 NHL playoffs 1:00 NBA basketball: Celtics vs. "W e now have to sit down and talk to the girl Baltimore (Flanagan 04) at Minnesota Allen Miller 74-74— 148 message to President Reagan that it We did both times. When we're ahead, Cincinnati Pacific Division Bulls. WINF Lannv Wadkins 73- 75— 148 and find out what her hopes are," said Nigel (Butcher 10-14), 1;S0 p.m. Price (1 0-1 1 1-3 5 3 3 2 2 x-Los Angeles - 5) 25 471 — 1:00 NBA basketball: Knicks vs. may be their turn to receive his we don't have to open up and we can New York (Fontenot (M)) at Texas (All Times EST) Danny Edwards 72- 76—148 Cooper, secretary of theBritish Amateur Athletic Smith 1 2-3 0 0 0 1 2 x-Portland 47 29 .618 4 Sixers, Channel 3 Donnie Hammond 7573—148 congratulations to a championship (Darwin 04), 3:05 p.m. Russell 3 3 0 0 1 2 Division Semifinals 2:30 USFL football: Stars vs. Board. "It may be that because of her lack of just keep breaking up their plays." Seattle 38 39 .494 13'/> (Best-ot-tive) Don Holldorson 73- 75— 148 Boston (Hurst O l) at Oakland (Warren Hume 1 2-3 3 3 1 0 1 Phoenix 36 41 .468 15'/5 Wranglers, Channel 8 team. The Islanders are the main target in East girls drop 04), 4:05 p.m. Woles Centerence international competition she may not be aiming Scherrer 1 1-3 4 2 1 0 3 Golden State 34 43 .442 17W 3:00 Baseball: Yankees vs. Rangers, Washington barely missed winning the playoffs as they skate after their Clevelond (JeffcootOO) at Kansas City T—3:0». A— 12,236. Patrick Division for this year's Games. " San Diego 28 49 .364 23'/z N .Y. Rangers vs. N.Y. islanders Channel 11, WPOP 54004100 Dinah Shore Tournament the Patrick Division regular season fifth consecutive Stanley Cup. The (Jockson 04), 8:35 p.m. x-cl inched piovoft berth 3:00 Boxing: Juan L aP orte vs. At Palm Springs, Calit., April 6 Toronto (Stieb 04) at California (S e ries lie d , 1-1) Wilfredo Gomez, Channel 30 title, but atoned for this deprivation Islanders were shut out for the first Friday's Results April 4 — N.Y. Islanders 4, N.Y. (Par-72) (Forsch 14). 10 p.m. Boston 113, Cleveland 94 3:30 N B A basketball: Lokers vs. Second round: Reds’ heighboFS upset with two quick victories over the time in a playoff game since 1980 when opener to NFA Milwaukee (Cocanower 04) at Seattle Rongers 1 Blazers, Channel 3 Philadelphia 112, Indiana 106 April 5 — N.Y. Rangers 3, N.Y. JoAnne Carner 72-68—140 Philadelphia Flyers in opening round Ranger goalie Glen Hanlon made 45 (Langston 00), 10:05 p.m. Detroit at New York 4:00 (k>lt: Dinah Shore Open, Chan­ Pat Bradley 75-66— 141 CINCINNATI — Kentucky residents living Sunday's Gomes Expos 8 .8 ra v n ’5 Islanders 0 action of the National Hockey League saves in a 3*0 victory Thursday night. Atlanta at Chicago April 7 — N.Y. Islanders at N.Y. nel 30 Patty Sheehan 69-72— 141 within earshot of Riverfront Stadium in down­ A comeback in the final inning fell runners scored on a triple by Sue Detroit ot Chicago San Antonio at Dallas 4:00 G o lf: Greater Greensboro Open, Am y Alcott 71-72— 143 playoffs. The whitewash, only Hanlon'ssecond Baltimore at Minnesota Rongers, 8:30 p.m. town Cincinnati say they are less-than-thrilled short Friday alternoon, as the East Wallace, who later came home on a MONTREAL ' ATLANTA Seattle at Phoenix x-AprII 8 — N.Y. Islanders at N.Y. ESPN Dale Eggeling 74-69—143 The Caps were especially fast on the since December, 1981, was a master­ New York at Texas Kansas City at Los Angeles 4:00 Baseball: Red Sox vs. A's, Laurie Rinker 72-71—143 about the Cincinnati Reds' new policy of shooting Catholic High girls' softball team lost bounce out. Boston at Oaklond abrhM obrhM Rangers, 7:35 p.m. trigger Thursday night when Craig Rose If 5 2 1 0 Wshngtn rf 4 1 0 0 Portlond at San Diego x-April 10 — N.Y. Rangers at N.Y. Channel 38, WTIC Silvia Beiioloccini 71-72—143 piece of blocked shots and left the its season opener to Norwich Free N FA 111 102 2 8 Clevelond at Kansas City, night Saturday's Gomes 7:00 NBA basketball: Rockets Juli Inkster 70-73— 143 ofl fireworks during games. Laughlin and Dave Christian scored 32 Thomas If 0 0 0 0 Ramirz ss 5 0 2 1 Islanders, 8:05 p.m. Ranger goalie without a viable expla­ East Catholic 000 000 7 7 Toronto at Colifornlo. night Little 2b 5 2 2 1 Perry II 3 0 2 1 (All Times EST) vs.Sonics, ESPN Judy Clark 70-73— 143 "It's annoying, " said Robert Mullen, who lives Academy, 8-7, in a game played at Janik, Neito (7) and Janik (7) t , Edwards; Milwaukee at Seattle, night Washtagton vs. Philadelphia 7:00 Baseball: Mets vs. Astros, seconds apart early in the third period nation for his superb performance. Raines cf 5 14 3 Murphy cf 4 0 1 0 New Jersey ot Washington, 7:35p.m. (W ashiiMon leads series, 14) Hollis Stacy 71-73—144 in Covington, two blocks from the Ohio River, Manchester's Robertson Park. Pryzbv 8i Grimaldi Dawson rf 5 0 1 2 Horner 3b 4 1 I 0 Indiana at Atlanta, 7:40 p.m. Channel 9, W IN F Sally Little 72-72—144 to break a 2-2 tie en route to a 6-2 "The difference in the game was WP—Janik (t-0); LP—Pryzbv (0-1) April 4— Wa^lngton 4, Philadelphia 2 7:30 N H L playoff: teams T B A , USA directly across from the stadium. N FA scored a run in each of the first (West Coast Gmnes Not Included) Carter c 4 110 Chmbis 1b 4 1 1 1 San Diego at Son Antonio, 8:30p.m. April 5— Woshln^on 4, Philadelphia 2 Donna Caponi 71-73— 144 victory. Glen Hanlon." agreed Islander goal- 8:00 N H L playoff: Bruins vs. Cana- Dianne - Dailey 72-72— 144 "It just surprises the heck out of you, " he added four innings and added two more in East Walloch 3b 4 1 1 2 Hubbrd 2b 4 0 0 0 Utoh at Dollas, 8:35 p.m. A ^ ll 7 — Washington at Philadelphia, All sites change Saturday night in tender Billy Smith. "H e kept them in it W L Pet. GB Francn 1b 4 0 2 0 Benedict c 4 1 1 0 Detroit at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. 7:35 p.m. diens (it necessary), Channel 38 Nancy Lopez 7569— 144 this week. both the sixth and the seventh innings. Konsos City at Golden State, 11:0S p.m 9:30 NBA basketball: Suns vs. Morto Flgueros-Dotti 73-71—144 this best-of-three opening series. The and played as good as a goalie can." Chicago 2 01.000 — Salazar ss 4 12 0 Doyley p 10 0 0 x-AprII 8 — Washington at Philadel­ " I don t think the neighborhood reallyJtnpwyet Trailing 8-0, the Eagles nearly made up Cheney netters win Montreal 2 1 .667 ’A Smith p 2 0 0 0 Cdmp p 0 0 0 0 Sunday's Games phia, 7:05 p.m. Nuggets, ESPN Kathy Whitworth 69-75—144 Caps go after their clincher in Philadel­ In other Thursday night action, A lice M iller 72-73— 145 what is going on. 1 think they thought'it was an the deficit in the final inning. New York 2 1 467 'A Schatzdr p 0 0 0 0 Holl ph 1 0 0 0 Chlcogo at Boston x-AprII 10 — Phltadelphia at Washing­ phia, while four other teams seek early Montreal defeated Boston 3-1 on first Philadelphia 2 1 .667 'A Harris p 1 0 0 0 Mohler p 0 0 0 0 New York at Philadelphia, ton, 7:35 p.m. Joyce KazmIerskI 71-74—145 Opening Day thing. l"m not sure they know it is Phoenix at Denver Lour! Peterson 68-77—145 advances into the second round. period goals by Mario Tremblay and Second baseman Liz Palmer led off St. Louis 1 1 400 1 Jorgnsn ph 1 1 1 1 Adams Division going on for the whole sea.son,"' The Cheney Tech tennis team opened Pittsburgh 0 2 .000 2 Dedmon p 0 0 0 0 Houston vs. Seattle at Tacoma Boston vs. M on treal Donna H. White 71-74—145 Montreal takes a 2-0 margin into Mats Naslund: Edmonton edged Win­ with a walk and moved to second on a Los Angeles at Portland Sandra Polmer 72-73—145 The Reds, who.se new slogan is ""Gettin" Back to its season at home Friday with a 4-1 win WMt Pocorb ph 0 0 0 0 (Montreal leads series, 24) Boston, Quebec looks tor its third nipeg 5-4 on Randy Gregg's overtime pinch-hit single by Janet Charizione. A San Diego 2 01.000 — Totals 39 8 14 8 Totals 35 S 9 4 Cleveland at New Jersey, night April 4 — Montreal 2, Boston 1 Football Laura Cole 72-74— 146 Fun,"' surprised their fans on Opening Day this over Portland. Los Angeles 1 1 .500 1 Vicki Alvarez 71-75—146 straight at Buffalo, Edmonton needs goal: Jim Peplinski and Mike Eaves walk to pinch hitter Karen Kaufhold Montreal 180 688 100— 8 Ai>rll 5 — Montreal 3, Boston 1 week by shooting off the skyrockets every time Ken Burtt, Amy Dole and Stewart Atlanto 1 2 .333 I'A Atlanta 810 000 300_5 April 7 — Boston at Montreal, 8:05 Sharon Barrett 7572—147 one more victory at Winnipeg and scored within 63 seconds in the second loaded the bases, and the sacks were Cincinnati 1 2 .333 I'A Betsy King 74-73— 147 team scored a home run and to mark victories. Waldman won singles matches for the. (Same-winning RBI — Wallach (1). Celtics 113. Cavaliers 94 p.m. Calgary searches for the clincherr in period to power Calgary past Van­ cleared when junior catcher Geri Houston 1 2 .333 I'A E—Washington, Ramirez. DP— x-AprII 8 — Boston at Montreal, 8:05 USFL standings Patty Haves 73-74— 147 Beavers. Cheney's mixed doubles team Son Francisco 0 2 .000 2 Montreal P.m. Sherri Turner 71-76—147 Vancouver. couver 4-2; Dale Hunter scored twice in Grimaldi singled to center and the ball CLEVELAND (94) Alexandra Reinhardt 7573— 148 eluded the center fielder foi" an error. of Steve Fassler and Jen Tackett also Friday's Results 1, Atlanta 2. LOB— Montreal 6, Atlanta 6. x-April 10 — Montreal at Boston. 7:35. Reagan plays no favorites The other three series are tied at 1-1 Quebec's 6-2 romp past Buffalo; Neal Philadelphia 8, Cincinnati 4 2B— Raines 2, Horner, Chambliss, Bene­ Shelton 5-10 2-212, Robinson 8-162-418, P.m. Eastern Conference Valerie Skinner 7572—148 was successful. Hinson 2-4 04 4, Bogley 3-9 2-2 8, Free 8- Beverly Kloss • 74-74— 148 . as the New York Rangers host the New Broten scored the winning goal in Grimaldi also scored on the play, Montreal 8, Atlanta 5 dict, Jorgensen. HR— Wallach (1), Roines Bultale vs. Quebec Attantic Division WASHINGTON — President Reagan Friday making the score 8-4. Results: Burtt (CT) det. Brooks 6-1, 6-0; New York 8, Houston 1 (1). SB— Dawson (1). S— Smith. 18 1-1 17, Cook 04 04 0, Thompson 3-12 (Quebec leads series, 24) WL T Pet. PF PA Anne-Marie Polli 7575— 148 York Islanders, Minnesota visits Chi­ Minnesota's 6-5 win over Chicago, and 2-2 8, Huston 4-12 3-5 11, Granger 44 2-2 New Jersey 5 1 0 .833 156 94 Jone Lock 7575— 148 congratulated the University of Southern Califor­ Dole (CT) det. Wright 6-0, 6-1; Waldman Chicago at Son Diego IP H RERBBSO April 4 — Quebec 3, Buffalo 2 cago and Detroit entertains St. Louis. Steve Yzerman tallied -the deciding Third baseman Martha Barter (CT) det. Ference 2-6, 6-2, 6-1; Fassler and Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Montreal 10, (kirris 34 006. Totals 4097 14-18 94. April 5 — Quebec 6, Buffalo 2 Phltadelphia 5 1 0 .833 139 73 Mickey Walker 72-76—148 nia women's basketball team for winning the BOSTON (113) Jody Rosenthal 77-71—148 Gaetan Duchesne, who scored one of goal in Detroit's 5-3 victory over St. reached on a bunt single and center "Tackett (CT) det. Dublel and Chrlstlona6-1, St. Louis at San Francisco Smith (14) 6 2-3 7 4 4 I 3 April 7 — Buffalo at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Pittsburgh 2 4 0 .333 99 110 national championship, and .said the players "are 6-3; Nett and Burkhart (P) det. Pitruzello Saturday's Games Schatzeder 0 2 1)10 Maxwell 14 04 2, Bird 16-21 1-1 33, x-AprII 8 — Buffalo at (Suebec, 7:35 Washington 0 6 0 .000 60 187 Dot Germain 7574— 149 two Washington goals against Philadel­ Louis. fielder Christy Bears walked. Both and Glldersleeve 6-3, 4-6, 6-3. Perish 7-14 1-1 15, D. Johnson 5-10 2-2 12, Southern Division Jo Ann Wosham 74-75—149 proving that women can make their mark as well (All Times EST) Harris ( S I ) 21-3 0 0 0 ) 3 p.m. Philadelphia (Koosman 04) at Cincim Atlanta Henderson 24 2-2 6, McHale 9-16 34 21, x-AprII 10 — Quebec at Buffalo, 7:35 New Orleans 5 1 0 .833 159 99 G all "Toushln 7573— 149 in the field of athletics." nati (PastoreOO), 2:15 p.m. Doyley (L 0-1) 4 9 7 3 0 4 Buckner 44 24 10, Alnge 02 04 0, Carr p.m. Birmingham 5 1 0 .833 169 8) Jane Crofter 74-75— 149 Reagan greeted the team indoors, as cloudy Pittsburgh (Candelaria 04) at Los Camp 1 0 0 0 1 1 O) 04 0, Wedmon 5-7 04 10, Kite 1-2 04 Campbell Conference Tampa Bay 3 3 0 .500 129 160 Deibble Austin 74-75— 149 Mahler 2 3)100 2, Clark 1-1 04 2. Totals 51-86 11-16113. Jacksonville 2 4 0 .333 150 142 Carole Chorbo.nnler 7573— 149 skies threatened a planned Rose Garden Angeles (Pena 04), 4:05 p.m. Norris Division St. Louis (Cox 14) at San Francisco Dedmon 2 2 0 0 0 3 Cleveland 28 )9 2) 24— 94 Chicago vs. Minnesota Memphis 2 4 0 .333 103 173 Cathy Morse 7573—149 cermony. He plans to greet the Georgetown Bean takes one-shot lead in Greensboro (Robinson 04), 4:05 p.m. Schatzeder pitched to 3 batters In 7th. Boston 1)10 24)1—11) (Sorlos tM , 1-1) Western Conference Beth Daniel 74-75— 149 Three-point goals—None. Fouled Hoyas, the men'scollegiatechampions. Saturday Montreal (Palmer 04) at Atlanta W P— Smith. T— 2:39. A— 18,411. April 4 — Chicago 3, Minnesota 1 Central Division Susie Bernina 7575— 149 (Falcone 04), 7:40 p.m. out— AiYll 5 — Minnesota 6, Chicago 5 Michigan 6 0 0 1.000 174 112 Pom Gletzen 72-77— 149 in the Rose Garden. By Dan Lohwasser out and try ing to birdie every hole coming in and after Gardner shot a 73, Nelford had his second 71, and New York (Gooden 04) at Houston None. Total fouls—Cleveland 23, Bos­ Oklahoma 4 2 0 .667 90 118 Penny Pulz 7574— 149 ton Aixll 7 — Minnesota at Chicago, 8:35 Coach Linda Sharp gave Reagan a USC UPl Sports Writer 10, 11, and 12 I started thinking I could." O'Grady had a 72. (Knepper 04), 8:35 p.m. p.m. Houston 3 3 0 .500 19) 171 Ayako Okomoto 7576—149 16. Rebounds— Clevelond 39 (Robin­ PottI Rizzo 70-79— 149 sweatshirt and an autographed basketball, which "The main thing today was judging the wind (which Bean's longer birdie putts on the back side came Chicago (Trout 04) at Son Diego x-AprII 8 — Minnesota at Chicago, 8:35 Son Antonio 1 5 0 .167 60 111 (Whitson 04), 10:05 p.m. Twins 9, Oriolos 4 son p.m. Chicago 1 5 0 .167 137 166 Becky Pearson 77-73—150 he bounced once on the ornately tiled floor of the GREENSBORO, N.C. - Andy Bean fired a gusted to around 25 miles an hour)," added Bean. " I from 40 feet, 28 feet, and 20 feet. After making the . Sunday's Games 12), Boston 47 (Parish 14). Assists— x-AprII 10 — Chicago at Minnesota, Pacific Division Martha Nause 7575— 150 Indian Treaty Room of the Old Executive Office 5-under-par 67 Friday to grab a one-shot lead over was able to get within 10 to 20 feet on almost ever hole. turn, he birdied the first three holes, and ironically Philadelphia at Cincinnati Cleveland 20 (Bogley 6), Boston 28 8:35 p.m. Denver 5 1 0 .833 121 113 Jerllyn Britz 7575— 150 BALTIMORE MINNESOTA (Buckner 11). Technical—None. A— Arizona 3 3 0 .500 17) 89 a-Joanne Poclllo 7575— 150 Building. Jack Renner after the second round of the $400,000 That's what you have to do out there. Its cold and it's had no birides on the course's par five holes. Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Detroit vs. SI. Louis St. Louis at San Francisco Obrhbi abrhbi 14,890. (Sorlos lie d , 1-1) Los Angeles 2 . 4 0 .333 64 99 Rosie Jones 72-78— 150 "You've not only won another1 titleline forlui theme Greater Greensboro Open, which was played in a high windy." “ I feel like I need to concentrate on playing the par Montreal at Atlanta Bumbry cf 5 0 1 1 Brown ct 5 110 April 4 — St. Louis 3, Detroit 2 Oakland 0 6 0 .000 38 128 Carole Jo Calllson 78-72—150 school, you've done a great deal,il, 1 think,think^lOr wind that sent scores soaring. Renner said he used a more conservative approach, fives better," said Bean, whose best finish this year New York at Houston Ford rf 5 2 2 1 Teufel 2b 3 2 2 0 April 5 — Detroit 5, St. Louis 3 Saturday, Apr. 7 Chris Johnson 77-73—150 Ripken ss 4 1 3 1 Hrbek 1b 3 112 Sixers 112, Pacers 106 (A ll Times EST) Cindy Hill 7574— 150 women's sports." Reagan said. Bean, who began the day at l-under-par71, wound and the birdies seemed to flow naturally, was a second place in the Honda Classic. He hasn't Chlcogo at San Diego April 7 — St. Louis at Detroit, 7:35 M urray 1b 3 0 0 1 Brnnsky rf 2 2 1 1 p.m. San Antonio at Chicago, 2:30 p.m. Lori Garbocz 72-79— 151 "There was a time when the only,y ju«(iping that up with a 36-hole total of 138, or 6-under-par. "When I woke up this morning I was concerned with won a tournament since capturing the 1982 Doral Lownstn If 4 0 0 0 Hatcher If 4 1 1 3 x-AprII 8 — St. Louis at Detroit, 7:05 Mlchlgonat Oklahoma, 2:30p.m. Cathy Mont 7577— 151 was done at an athletic contest by women was’by making the cut," said Renner. "I'v e missed the last Eastern Open, Tigers 3. White Sox 2 SIngletn dh 4 0 0 0 Elsnrch dh 3 1 1 1 INDIANA (106) p.m. Birmingham at Jacksonville, 8p.m. Pot Meyers , 74-77— 151 Renner, who has missed the cut in his last two Gross 3b 2 1 1 0 (kietti 3b 4 0 0 0 G. Johnson 9-17 33 2), Kellogg 6-15 44 x-AprII 10 — Detroit at St. Louis, 8:35 Oakland at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m. Carolyn Hill ' 78-73—151 the cheerleaders, " he said, quickly adding. two. When I saw the wind, my gam e plan was to make Tm going out there and give it all I've got," said Dauer 2b 3 0 2 0 Reed c 2 1 1 0 16, Stipanovich 6-11 1-213, Carter 8-13 34 Sunday, Apr. 8 Barbara Barrow ^ 7578— 151 appearances at this tournament, also had a 67 over the 21, SIchtIng 310 04 10, Thomas 4-7 04 8, p.m. "There's nothing wrong with that ... there's an some pars. If I had gone out and tried to shoot a 67,1 Bean. " I f I go Out and play two good rounds, they're DETROIT CHICAGO Nolan ph 10 10 Laudnr ph 2 0 1 1 Smytho Division .Pittsburgh at New Orleans, 2:30 p.m. Lenore Murooko 7576—151 wind-swept par72,6.894-yard Forest Oaks course fora Obrhbi abrhbi Dempsey c 2 0 0 0 Faedo ss 4 0 1 0 Williams 64 35 17, Steppe 0-2 04 0, Memphis at New Jersey, 2:30p.m. Shelley Hamlin 77-75—152 honorable place lor the cheerleaders. would have ended up with a 77." going to have to catch me." Combs 0-1 04 0. Totals 44451318106. WUmlpog vs. Edmonton 139 and sole possession of second place. Whitakr 2b 4 0 0 0 RLaw cf 4 0 0 0 Dwyer ph 1 0 0 0 (Edmonton leads series,24) Phllodelphlo at Arizona, 4 p.m. Cathy Sherk 7577— 152 "But you are proving that women can make Second-year pro Dave Peoples shot a 71 and is third Renner had five birdies and no bogeys. He said he’s Trm m ll ss 3 1 0 0 Fisk c 3 1 1 0 Totals 34 4 10 4 Totab 32 9 10 8 PHILADELPHIA (112) Monday, Apr. 9 Ervlng 17-27 35 39, lovoronl 1-2 04 2, April 4 — Edmonton 9, Winnipeg 2 their murk us well in the field of athletics out Bean missed only one green and birdied five of the at 141 for the tournament, along with Britain's Nick been in contention to win at Greensboro three times Evans dh 4 0 11 Baines rf 3 110 Baltimore 800 101 011—4 April 5 — Edmonton 5, Winnipeg 4 Los Angeles at Denver, 9 p.m. final nine holes, knocking in a series of long putts. Parrish c 3 1 1 0 Luzinsk dh 3 0 0 1 Minnesota 200 0I2 40X-9 Malone 7-17 9-11 23, Cheeks 310 44 14, Washlngtonot Houston,9p.m. there in the floor of the arena." Faldo, who had a .second-round 70. Grouped at 142 but is still looking for the key to open the door. Toney 7-11 0 4 14, Jones 37 2-2 12, April 7 — Edmonton at Winnipeg, 8:05 Then, he said, his round could have even been better. Gibson iT 2 1 0 0 Paciork 1b 4 0 2 1 (kime-winnine RBI—Hrbek (1). p.m. Saturday, Apr. 14 Reagan singled out for praise thre^of the USC were first-round co- leader Andy North, Buddy " I don’t know. Some courses we play well and some Kuntz rf 0 0 0 0 Kittle If 3 0 0 0 DP—Minnesota 2. LOB—Baltimore Richardson 2-3 04 4, C. Johnson 1-3042, x-AprII 8 — Edmonton at Winnipeg, Oklahoma at Washington, 2:30p.m. players, twins Pam and Paula McGee and " I had a lot of good birdie putts on the front side, I Gardner, Jim Nelford, and Mac O'Grady. Herndon If 3 0 0 0 VLow 3b 2 0 0 0 7, Matthews 1-5 042. Totals 4385 20-2211Z Memphis at Los Angeles, 5 p.m. Transactions we don’t," said Renner. Tve played a lot of good Indiana 32 3238 23—1)6 8:35 p.m. tournament most valuable player Cheryl Miller. just didn't make them," said Bean. " I was just going Bergmn 1b 4 0 1 2 Hairstn ph 1 0 1 0 Minnesota 4. 2B—Ripken, Reed, Teu­ x-AprII 10 — Winnipeg at Edmonton, Son Antonio at Jacksonville, 8p.m. North, who had a 68 Thursday, soared to a 74 Friday. rounds in the wind." Lemon cf 4 0 10 Hulett .3b 10 0 0 fel, Philadelphia 27 26 34 25—112 Sunday, Apr. 15 Three-polntgools—(tarterl. Fouledout 9:35 p.m. Johnson 3b 3 0 1 0 Fletchr ss 4 0 0 0 Elsenrelch, Laudner,Ford.3B-74iatcher. Calgarv vs. Vancouver Denver at Pittsburgh, 2:30 p.m. Brookns 3b 0 0 0 0 Cruz 2b 2 0 10 HR— Hrbek (1), Ford(1),Brunonsky (1). —None. Total fouls—Indiana 19, Phll3 Arizona at New Jersey, 2:30 p.m. College UTEP may be in trouble delphia 20. Rebounds—Indlona 33 (G. (Calgary leads series, 24) Totals 30 3 S 3 Totals 30 2 6 2 S—Dempsey. SF—Elsenrelch. April 4 — Calgary 5, Vancouver 3 Birmingham at Michigan, 2:30 p.m. Arkonsas-PIne Bluff — Named Donzell EL PASO, Texas — Officials at the University ^ O l l 300 000 00 0 -3 IP H RERBBSO Johnson, Stipanovich 8), Philadelphia 40 April 5 — Calgary 4, Vancouver 2 Chicago at Philadelphia, 2:30p.m. Young othleticdirector and head football Baltimore (Malone 14). Assists—indlona 29 (SIcht­ of Texas-EI Paso expressed fear Friday that the Chandler n^ans business Chicago 000100 010— 2 April 7 — (kilgarv at Vancouver, 8:05 Monday, Apr. 16 coach. Turner and others ready (jamemrlnnlng RBI — Evans (1). Bddckr (L 0-1) 5 2-3 6 5 5 3 4 Ing p.m. . Houston at Oakland, 6 p.m. Football school's track program will be placed on : D P — D e tro it 2, C h icag o 2. L O B — TMaiTInez 1 1-3 4 4 4 1 2 8), Philadelphia 32 (Cheeks 10). A — x-AprII 8 — Colgoiy ot Vancouver,'^ Tompo Boy at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Houston — Claimed running probation by the NCAA following disclosure ol a Detroit DMortlnez 1 0 0 0 0 0 17,007. 10:05 p.m. back Minnesota private bank account set up to pay star athletes. 6, Chicago 6. 2B—Poclorek 2, Fisk. 3B— x-AprII 10 — Vancouver at Calgary, Weldon Ledbetter, linebacker Jon in today’s titte^fight Lemon. SB— Trommell (2), Cruz (2). SF Smthsn (W 14) 71-3 8 3 3 2 2 9:35 p.m. Craver, A copyrighted story in the El Paso Herald-Post ifo fight for network I-Luzlnskl. ,p „ „RBBSO Davis 12-321110 Bulls 111, Hawks 103 x-K necessary tackle Chuck Gannon, defensive end reported the UTEP Athletic Department is WP—Smithson, Boddicker. T—2:32. Chris LIndstrom and safety Allen Lydov 7 ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (UPl) — Jeff defenses since then. A investigating allegations that head track coach - Detroit , , „ A T LA N T A (183) Go!f on procedural recall waivers; signed free Chandler says his clowning days are Sandoval, the WBA's No. 2 con­ ATLANTA (UPl) — Cable tele­ W ilcox (W 1-0) 7 1 J !i ? 8444. agent center Paul Coty. Larry Heidebrecht opened the bank account and move would strengthen us for the Hernandez (SI) 2 2 110 1 Roundfleld 3)2 3817, Wilkins 1024 34 Houston (USFL) — Signed free agent tender. is 22-0 with IS knockouts. The vision magnate Ted Turner will be 23, Rollins 34 1-2 7, Davis 313 74 15, E. set aside $23,000 for the university's top athletes, behind him when he defends his World future, we would not be pursuing . ^icogo bock Stuart (xousslon. 23-year-old Pomona, Calif., resident facing some stiff competition if he Johnson 34 04 7, Hastings 1-2 2-2 4, Bowling in violation of NCAA rules. Boxing Association bantamweight title it.” Dotson (L 0-1) ! 5 ? 2 S 2 Rivers 8-17 04 16, Brown 35 2-2 8, Glenn for the 10th time Saturday afternoon was the 118-pound United States pursues his announced goal of Agosto 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 6oif results Sources said Heidebrecht will be asked to Turner was unavailable for 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 iNots 8, Astros 1 M 0-1 6, Undsberger 04 04 0, Wlttmon against undefeated challenger Richie Olympic Trials gold medalist in 1980. trying to buy ESPN, the largest '04 04 0. Totals 41-98 2027 103. resign, possibly as early as next week, but comment and reportedly was on r T—2:51. A— 42A92. CHICAGO (111) Sandoval. But his dream to compete in the cable network in the country. Holiday Caterers Greater orMnsboro Open definitely by the end of the outdoor season in his way to ah international sailboat NEW YORK HOUSTON Higgins 74 1-1 15, S. Johnson 7-10 35 " I enjoy being the center of attention Moscow Olympics was shattered when An official of ABC Video Enter­ Obrhbi abrhbi At Greensboro, N.C., J^ ie June. Officials said U TE P has never had one of its race. Indians 2. Royals 0 17, (kirzine 34 1-2 7, Dailey 016 36 21, Bunny Fellow s 159-163-427, Jean Fal- (Por-n) Soccer^ and performing in front of people, but the United States boycotted the Games prises Inc. in New York said Backmn 2b 2 2 2 0 Doron 2b 4 0 1 0 Whatley 24 04 4, Lester 2-7 09 12, kow lch 134-145-390, Lin d a Tomas- sports programs on probation. ESPN, headquartered in Bristol, Grdnhr 2b 2 0 0 0 Puhl rf 4 0 1 0 Second round; Friday ABC already owns 15 Greenwood 310 1-1 13, Wiggins 141-2 3, zewskl 141, Audrey Cody 145-358, Andy Bean 7147— 138 the socializing part I'm a little tired of to protest the Soviet invasion of Conn., went on the air full tim e in CLEVELAND KANSAS______CITY Oauend ss 5 2 3 0 Thon ss 4 0 10 Oldham 31) 33 15, Bryant 1-1 2-2 4. Dorothy Mathes 141-348, Linda Loza- right now,” said Chandler, a native of Afghanistan. percent of the primarily sports Hmndz 1b 5 0 0 1 Cruz If 3 1 1 0 Jock Renner 72-67— 139 Parrish found innocent September 1979 and carries mainly .drbM abrbM Totals 4377 2330 111. roff 133-125-353, Lolne Steullet 138-361, Nick FaMo 71-70—141 Philadelphia who has been criticized network and holds an option to buy Butler cf 5 12 0 Conepen ss 4 0 1 0 Foster It 5 1 4 4 AOmphry ct 2 0 0 0 Atlanta 111919)4—10) Carol Lewie 140-368, Kathy Goldberg sports programming to about 30.2 Strwbrr cf 5 1 1 0 Knight 1b 3 0 0 0 138-136-364. (Xivld Peoples 70-71—141 NASL playoffs "Sure, it hurt for a while, hut at least Bernzrd 2b 4 0 1 0 Sheridn cf 4 0 1 0 Chicago 3)1)27 25—1)1 4 Andy North 68-75-142 . BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — A Jefferson County for joking and taunting his opponents in another 34 percent of the holdings. million U.S. homes, or about 36 Franco ss 4 0 11 (jrta rt 4 0 2 0 Brooks 3b 3 1 1 0 Walling 3b 2 0 0 1 Three-point goal—E. Johnson. the ring. I had a sport to fall hack on,” Sandoval Hoop rf 5 1 2 1 Ashby c 3 0 0 0 Fouled Jim Nelford 71-71— 142 jury Friday found former professional football Roann Rubin, director of pubiic percent of homes with TV sets. iThorntn dh 4 0 0 0 McRae dh 4 0 0 0 M ac O'Grodv 70-72—142 Semifinals said. " I just used the fouryears as a Tablv 1b 3 0 10 Balboni 1b 3 0 1 0 Ortiz c 5 0 1 2 MScott p 0 0 0 0 out—None. Total fouls—Atlanta 25, TrI-Town (Best-ot-three) player Lemar Parrish and a girlfriend innocent of " I live to box right now.” relations for ABC, said the option Terrell p 4 0 0 0 Madden p 10 0 0 Buddy (tardner 69-73—142 preparation to turn pro. I can under­ Bonnie M. Cook, a Nashville, flarorv 1b 1110 Wathon 1b 0 0 0 0 Chicago 21. Rebounds — Atlanta 37 Kevin Osborne 254-577, John Booth Tom Purtzer 71-72—143 New Yorti vs. Chleaeo possession of cocaine charges. The scheduled IS-rounder will be permits the compariy to buy ilo c o b v 3b 3 0 1 0 White 2b 2 0 0TScott 0 ph 1 0 0 0 (Roundfleld 11), Chicago 48 (S. Johnson (New York wins series, 2-1) stand why President Carter did what he Tenn., securities analyst, said the LoCoss p 0 0 0 0 236-581, A rt Geer 205-209-564, B ill Tor- Fred Couples 72-71— 143 Parrish. 34, and Jackie Brandy Alston, 32, both televised live from the Sands Hotel on additional ESPN stock in stages. Hossey c 3 0 1 0 Slaught c 4 0 0 0 12). Aulsts—Atlonto 28 (RIyers 8), rey 204-530, Bob M uska 219-527, Bob Vance Heofner 71-72—143 M ar. 28 — New York 4, Chicago 3 did, but it was really disappointing for purchase of ESPN would put Vukovch rf 3 0 1 1 Davis If 3 0 10 Reynids ph 1 0 0 0 Chcogo 34 (Whatley 9). Technlcai- M ar. 30 — Chicago 7, New York 3 of West Palm Beach, Fla., went on trial Tuesday. ABC-TV’s Wide World of Sports al 5 She said no decision had been Smith p 0000 Arendt 205-534, Roy Bessette Jr. 210- Peter Jacobsen 7B-73— 143 me and the other guys. Turner "absolutely in the premier filxon If 4 0 0 0 Pryor 3b 3 0 0 0 Chlcogo (lll^ l defense). A—4434. 551, Dove Edwards 2)2-553, Wayne Roger Moltble 71-72—143 Apr. 1 — New York 8, Chicago 7 A conviction on the possession charge would have p.m. EST. made on additional purchases and Totals 34 2 f 2 Totato 318 6 8 Totals 41 8 14 8 Totals 28 1 4 1 Son Dieoo vs. (Solden Boy position in cable prbgramming. Now Y o rll 184881808— 8 G ouvln 210-201-556, M ike MIodzInskI Scott Simpson 72-71—143 carried a jail term of from two to 15 years. Chandler, 27, is 33-1-2 with 18 she would not say when the next Cto^nd ig jg jg -; 506, Bob Edwards 51), Stu Parker 512, (Sot Diego wins series, 2-0) " (That) took away an opportunity for Kansas City 8888)088^0 Houston 880818808— 1 gggggggggbggggggbggbbb Clarence Rose 71-72—143 M ar. 29— Son Diego 5, Golden Bov 2 In closing arguments Thursday, prosecutors knockouts. Last Decemher, he avenged buy option would be available. ^^Game-Winning RBI — Hernandez Pete Toland 501, Pete Fortin 509, GIne Tommy Valentine 70-73—143 me and my teammates, guys like Alex “ But you’ve got to see the (cost) , (tamewlnnlng RBI — Fronra (H- Calderone 534, Bill Calhoun 522, Don Apr. 1 — Son Diego 7, (talden Boy 2 claimed the paraphernalia officers found in a bag his only pro defeat by stopping Oscar Arthur Sando, a spokesman for Joy Hoos 70-74—144 Champlonsbips Ramos and Johnny Bumphus, to show numbers before you can say it t E — Concepcion. DP — Cleyelond 1, Dzen S13, Ron Jones 504, Deane Baker Jim Dent 72-72—144 containing Parrish's identification linked him to Muniz on cuts in the seventh round. The Turner, said Thursday Turner Kansas Cl ty 2. LOB—Cleveland 8, Kansas E-4>oran.DP—NowYorkI.Houstonl. Calendar 549, Pete Ford 54), George M over 5)7. (Best-of-flve) how good we really were.” makes financial sense,” Cook said. CltU^^Tabler. 3B-Orta. SB -^ ter LOB— New York 9, Houston 3.2B—Hoop, Tim Norris 7570—144 New Yerfc vs. Son Diego the slightly less than one ounce of cocaine win tied him for third place with Carlos Broadcasting System will submit a F(^ o r2 .3 B -O oran . HR—Foster (1). SB Beth K e n y ^ 176-184-531, Laurie Gog- W illie Wood 68-76—144 "Turner is"l7robably not the only 2 (4), Bemazard 2 (3), Jocoby (I), non 187-526, Kathy BerzenskI U3-5()0, (Sot DMgo loads sertos, t-O) confiscated from a Birmingham residence in a Zarate for successful title defenses hy bid to Texaco Inc., which owns P k ^ y (1), Concepcion (1), WhiteI (I), - O o u e t ^ (1), Strawberry (1), Ortiz (1). Steven L M Ie r 7571— 144 Apr. 5 — Son Diego 5, New York 2 Sandoval's older brother, Alberto, interested party." SF—Walling. M arlo n Smith 2)0-477, Bunny Ahl 183„ Lee Elder 71-74—145 raid Aug. 5. 1983. 118-pound champions behind Manuel about 70 percent of ESPN. p^dem (2). SF-ViAovIch. Dot Hills 457, Carol Barnett 480, Doris Apr. 8 — New York at San Diego, 9:30 challenged for the World Boxing IP H ’r KRBBSO ______IP H RKRBBSO Today . Ken Green 7572—145 p.m. But the defense, reiterating Parrish's testim­ Ortiz (19) and Panama Al Brown (11). Council bantamweight title in 1980 and "They have expressed an inter­ ESPN has never made a prbfit New Yerk Baseball Bonlanoer 488, Kathy Gavin 499. Tony Sills 69-76—145 Apr. 11 — San Diego at New York, 8 ony, claimed the 12-year N F L veteran was not Chandler won the WBA crown in est in selling it,” Sando said. TorreiMW 14) 9 4 1 1 2 3 Southern Connecticut at MCC, noon Brod Fdxon 72-73—145 p.m. was knocked out in the 12th round by but is expected to break even by ki^lSIelnw 14) J ® S 2 ! East Catholic at ManchMter, 1:00 Pot McGowan 72-75-145 aware cocaine was in the house when he, Alston Miami on Nov. 14, 1980 when he "We hope we'll be successful,” the end of this year, said spokeswo­ Frazier (SI) 2 2 0 0 0 2 COP W om n x-Apr. 12 — Son Diego at New York, 8 then-champion Lupe Pintor. Albert • k o m o iCHv M S ^ (L 0-1) 21-3 7 5 5 0 3 M ike Bright 7572—145 p.m. and a second man were arrested. knocked out Julian Solis in 14 rounds. Davila is the current WBC bantam­ he said. " I f we didn’t think this man Rosa Gatti. Madden 3 2-3 4 3 2 3 5 Sunday Lottie KuezynskI 206-506, Corolyn Bon Crenshaw 7572—145 x-Apr. 15 — New York at San Dieoo, GiblSr(LO-l) 4 S 1 1 ; < Baseball George Archer 72-73—145 He has notched six KO's in his nine title weight titleholder. ftuismonn 3 4 1 > , > 2 LnCota 2 ) 0 0 0 2 W ilton 201, Joyce T yler 176-469, B ar­ 9:30 p.m. . HBP—byBlylven(Balbonl).T—2:37.A Srnim 1 0 0 0 0 1 MCC at Norwalk Community Collogo, bara Twible 191-494, Harriet Hdslett D.A. Weibrino 70-75—145 noon x-N necessary — 17J90. W P— Scott. T—2:23. A— 13,189. 462. (tarv Hallberg 70-75-145 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, April 7, 1984 - 19 IK MANC I1KS1 KH IIKHALU. SiiUlldiiy. Amil 7. ItMH Classified.. 643-2711 TAG SALE SIGNS Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/Otfice Space Household Goods...... 62 For advertisements to ae Notices Situation W a n te d ...... 23 Resort Property Misc. for S a le ...... 63 Rates published Monday, the dead­ Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Into...... 24 Misc. for Rent...... Home and Garden ...... 64 Minimum Charge; line is 2;30 p.m. on Friday. Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... Pets ...... 65 $2,25 for one dav The best way to announce H is with a Herald Tag Sale Announcements ...... 03 Roommates Wanted. Musical Ite m s ...... 66 Per W o rd ; Read Your Ad Classiiied Ad. When you place your ad. you II receive Auctions...... 04 Real Estate Recreational Item s ...... 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15« Services Antiques...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... 14C Classified advertisements ONE TAG SALE SIGN n i t , compliments of The Herald. Homes for Sale ...... 31 Tag Sales...... 69 6 d a y s ...... 13c ore token by telephone as a Financial C o n do m inium s...... 32 Services Offered...... Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12c convenience. Painting/Papering . 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Call Ray, 646- Jarvis, 643-6712. 6733 or 649-5051. male. Non hunter, house- 3308 otter 6pm, ask for bar, high pegs, cruise No pets. Rent - $360 plus 6021 or 644-3977. 7973. broken. Good home. Call Joe. control. $1^. Call 646- utilities and security. Call EXPERIENCED CAR­ MATTRESS AND BOX 643-9505 after 6pm. 7615. 649-0717.______- ROTOTILLING — Ac­ P E N T E R — Remodeling, SPRING — Gold bond 1977 VOLKSWAGON Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted Help Wanted 21 Condominiums 32 Condominiums Notices 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 31 Resort Property 45 cepting appointments additions, roofs and Imperial queen. Only one DOG TRAINING — Obe­ DASHER — 4 door sedan. SCHWINN 10 SPEED — FIRST FLOOR — Two now for late March or decks. Free estimates. year old. $200. Coll 647- dience classes starting High mileage. Fair condi­ bedrooms. Available 23" men's bicycle.. New, early April. Very reasO'i Coll Mike, 871-2559. 9772. April 23rd and 24th in tion. $2200. Evenings, $75. Call 647-8600. $300/WEEK STAR TIN G M r ll 1st. $425 plus utili­ noble rotes. Call otter John 646-0643. -Adjaveni to Tonnis Courts, Pool, Pork, ^ FOR R E N T : Desirable Bolton. Coll 643-9839 for Personals 02 TAKE HOME PAY — ties. Coll evenings, 228- Location — Eastham, 4:30pm, 647-8784. L. WOOD & SON — Rough DINING ROOM SET — registration. Four immediate full time DISCOVER Shopping CenIPr and Busline... 0P36,______& Finish Carpentry - Ad­ New condition. Solid 1976 DODGE DART — PART TIME/FULL Mass. (Cape Cod) TOWN OF MANCHESTER openings. Will train. Top BONANZA Cottsee, sleeping 6, near G & J W IN D O W CLEAN ­ ditions, porches, decks, pine. Trestle table, 4 side FREE TO GOOD HOME Four door, 6 automatic, Rec Vehicles 73 T IM E — Wendy's Restau­ ALL AREAS — 1, 2, 3, 4 Rccraation Clark II benefits, merit raises. We are now hiring W ELLSW EEP^ to both bay and ocean ING — We'll clean win­ bathrooms, kitchens, ce­ choirs, 2 arm chairs. — Small, spayed female, power steering, vinyl top, Call 569-8056. rant on.260 Broad Street bedrooms. Prices to fit dows, wash walls, flush ramic tile, formica, trim- Seats 12 with 2 leaves. radio. 59,000 miles. One Hourly Rate M .17-$4.47 bussers and dishwash­ in Marichester Is now beaches with access to V/i years old. Cocker CONDOMINIUMS your budget. Housing Un- lovely fresh water lake gutters at reasonable work. Coll after 6pm, Call 649-8607. Spanlel/Beagle cross. owner. Must be seen. ers. Apply in person to hiring for part time and Itmlted. Coll 724-1967 1974 OPEN ROAD $75 REWARD FOR CA­ The Manchester Recreation Department is COLLEGE STUDENTS, Mr. Karl Peterson be­ 400 NORTH MAIN ST. MANCHESTER tor swimming and fish­ rates. Coll Now For Free 646-3046. Call 646-8027 after 5pm. Asking $2500. Call 643-9708 HOUSEWIVES AND full time SUMMER (Chg.).______Estimates., 568-7686. or 647-1908. CAMPER — Folly MERA missing from looking for a Recreation Clerk to work at the tween 2 and 4 p.m, JOBS. Openings exist on ing. Everything provided equipped. 30,000 original Manchester Herald, O TH E R S — $150/week for PhasB II except linens. $275 per C A R P E N T R Y & M A ­ Misc. for Sole 63 Mahoney Recreation Center, 32 hours per Monday through Fri­ A LL SHIFTS. Those able Fully Applianced Kitchens, W/Custom W oo(|, M A N C H ES TE R — Newer miles. Excellent condi­ Wednesday March 28th. 15-20 hours (flexible). day. week. Call 742-6607 otter 'w a n t w o r k f o r p i c k SONRY — Free Estl- Too Soles 69 1979 CHEVY MALIBU week, September to June. Possible full time to work the late night Cabinetry. Choice of Carpet & Vinyl Floors. tilro bedroom, second UP & WAGON, DELIV­ motes. Call Tony CLASSIC SPORT COUPE tion. $6000 or best offer. AE-1 with brown strop. closing shift (Until about 5pm. No questions asked. Call The Clerk is responsible for any typing in re­ summer. Call screening BONANZA Andersen Windows, IVt Baths, Indlvidu^ ffoor with carpeting, air ERING PACKAGES In Squiliacote, 649-0011. — V 8, automatic, power Call 643-7395. lation to the operation of the building, bank operator, 569-8203. 1:30om) can start at $4.50 cbndltlonlng and dis- steering, olr condition­ 7 Hartford and vicinity. 643-2711 with any RESTAURANT art hour. Excellent benef­ Basements, Electric Radiant Heat. $58,400®®. information. deposits, and leisure class registration. 287 West Middle Turnpike Itwosher. No pets. $425 Roommates Wanted Reasonable rates. ADDITONS, GARAGES, ing, AM /FM , vinyl top. 1967 SHASTA CAMPER its. Apply to the Manager TRAILER — Sleeps!, Ice Desirable skills include the ability to handle monthly, plus security. Bonded & Insured. Call ROOFS, sundecks. No lob A LU M IN U M SH EETS - Cali 643-2880. MAINTENANCE — Part only, Monday thru Fri­ SUPER TAG SALE — box, stove, sink. $600. Call phone calls in a courteous and informative time maintenance pool OPEN HOUSE Call 646-1379. 289-3028. too small. Fully Insured. used as printing plates. ELECTRICIAN/E2 — day between 3 and 5pm. Sunday 12-4 p.m . ■ I______Call 875-3902 - days, 875- Three family. Clothes BUICK, 1974 — Luxus Dawn, 569-4658. Employment manner, and the ability to direct activities and yard work. Flexible EOE. RESPONSIBLE FE­ .007" thick, 23 X 24". and miscellenous. Some­ hours. Retired person Permanent position. Full fW'i* o ffe r njjordable houainK without nacrificing^ M A N C H E S TE R — Six M A LE to share two bed­ MOTHER OF ONE 3183 - evenings. 50(each, or S for $2.00. Sentury, 2 door coupe, an d staff in the absence of the Center Su per- ipom apartment, three thing For Everyone! Low visor. preferred. Reply to Box benefits. Overtime. Tele­ quality. Stop by and eomparc!) room apartment in Man­ TO D D LE R Would like to Must be picked up before hardtop, 2 barrel, clean, phone 728-1573 or 643-9334. PART TIME SALES bedrooms. All redeco­ babysit for one other prices. Saturday, 7th . good engine and trans­ & Education Females and minorities are encouraged to DD c/o The Manchester PERSON — It you are chester. $182.50 plus V2 11:00a.m. only. 9am. 105 Birch Street, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Herald. rated. 1525 per month toddler In her licensed Rooflng/Siding mission. No rust. $1200. E S T A T E O f I zO S EM A R Y L. apply. mature, enthusiastic and PETERMAN BLDG CO. utilities. Call 522-2205, Manchester. DRIVER — Wonted for plus utilities. Coll 649- Ext. 6, 9om to 4pm, home. Coll 647-1400. SCREENED LOAM — Coll 643-2371. NICKING Hartford wholesale dis­ can work afternoons and 649-9404 647-1340 649-4064 . 3379. The Hon. DavM C. Roppe, Help Wanted 21 ELECTRONICS — Monday - Friday. Gravel, processed PUBLIC NOTICE Judge, of the Court of Pro­ tributorship. Must hove Saturdays, apply In per­ HIGHLAND LANDS­ BIDWELL HOME Im­ Knowledgeable person son at - 521 East Middle gravel, sand, stone and The Annual Report doted bata, District of Coventry at Cleon driving record and MANCHESTER — New CAPING — Spring clean provement Company — 12/31/a3 of The Schwedel 0 hearing held on March 26, for inside sales with long- Tpke., Manchester, be­ FM A LE — Responsible fill. For deliveries call COST C IER K established electronic knowledge of Greater two bedroom townhouse. professional in 20's seek­ up, mowing ond mainte­ Roofing , siding, altera­ George Gritting, An­ Foundation Is available for 1?84 ordered that all claims SUPERINTENDENT tween 8am and 2pm, COUNTRY BARN COL­ Inspection at 117 Adelaide be presented to the fiduciary Responsible tor verifying and summarizing pro­ supply firm. Salary open, Hartford. 5' Dated at Manchaatar, Connecticut o ' count for senior citizens. PIONEER SPEAKERS — 6190. this 4lh day ol April, 1984 REAL ESTATE SALES — Three days per week. Call Lots/Lond for Sale 33 HANGING — Exterior 1984. 5 way speaker sys­ 643-2303. Your Business Office, 166 021-04 ' Do you eniov helping PART TIME HELP Bsnntt Housing Dtvtlopmtnf and Interior, ceilings re­ tem. 150 watts. New, $800, people reol-ize their WANTED — General DYNAMIC METAL ••••••••••*«••••••••••* now taking oppllcations, 1 BR East Csnter Sf.^ 647-9780,. 1981 QLOSMQBILE CUS­ CELEBRITY CIPHER opt. «75 to S395. Two BR opt. paired. References, fully sell for $400! Coll 721-9608. TOM CRUISER — Fully Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past dreams? If so I need your cleaning person to clean DIRECTOR OF NURS­ and present EBch letter in the cipher stands lor another. Today'B clu*: J eqtNi/s S. PRODUCTS JUf, Ip R»nt Includft Insured. Quality work. equipped. V-8 engine. Ex­ talents in our new Man­ small shop and office. ING — Applications are BERKSHIRES. 6 acres neat, hot water. W/W corpi^ i n c o m e t a x e s — MR 9NPT OfamiOS Ing. range, rtfrig., disposote Martin Mattsson, even­ FRIGIDAIRE SELF cellent condition. Asking by CONNIE WIENER chester office. Many re­ Hours negotiable. Re­ being accepted for the wooded, town main­ pared by CPA. Business & SHEET METAL PERSON-AII coll for old system, elevator/ ings 649-4431. C LEA N IN G 40" Stove, $7600. Call 568-8673 or wards. Call Bill of Lukas spond to P.O. Box 127, around exparienca on pro­ position of Director of tained road, survey. foundry, community roonf Individual. Coll Johh, Terms. Will sacrifice - $35. Queen size Simmons |643-1222. ‘W’C BWXU AE DENX DWAQ HTOB Realty Co., 643-0785. Bolton, C T 06040. duction and prototye Bheet Nurses In a small, skilled and storoge oreo. Units ovo“ 659-3069. metal consonants. LA Y O U T $4900. (413) 458-8002. oble otter March 15.1914. 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Has hot and cold WY OJ AEKUAGUN, EAQUNDWJU cent Home, Colchester, FOUR R(X}M CONDO t; P R IC E— Father and son. 8302.______Performs maintenance repairs, in­ in Manchester. Overtime and 537-5053. at lowest imaginable pri­ In the convenience of running water. $6000. company benefits. Call for an GARAGE FOR RENT ^ Fast, dependable ser­ ces. Write: C A TA LO G your home. Reliable- Phone 643-5970 otter 5pm, W'Z KEWYK AE LU AEE EBC VEN stallation and modification to insure appt. 646-4048. OFFICE, P.O. Box 938, Manchester, close t« vice. Painting, Paper­ Wishing will not sell any­ 643-2711 8:30am to SMALL, PROGRES­ shopping. New kitcheb' hanging & Removal. Call reasonable. Coll Norm thing ... a low-cost ad In the proper operation and condition SIVE, SKILLED NURS­ North Adams, Mass. Morsholl, 643-9044. 5:30pm, leave message. GWZ. GU’J MOJA KUAAWYK of equipment, machinery and build­ CARPENTER — Expe- 01247. cabinets and floor. Ap­ 644-0585 or 644-0036. Classified will. Why not rienced In all phases of ING Facility has position pliances Included. HardV place one today 1643-2711. available for full time or ZINGLER'S INCOME 1979 CHEVETTE — 4 ings. Must be able to operate remodeling. Call Robert wood floors. $375. Call •••••SSSMSSSSSSSSSSSSS door, 4 speed. Air condi­ QEOYKUN.” — NELUNA NUCVENC. part time RN, 7om to 3pm 569-1616 or 289-8910. BuHding/Contractino 53 TAX SERVICE — Filing machine shop equipment and porta­ Jarvis, 643-6712. Business Property « » tioning, rear window de- PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "I owe a lot to luck, loyalty and a short shift. Also part time posi­ personal and business rS' Home and Garden 64 turns In your home sincb fogger, luggage rack. name It I'd been Friedrich Durrenmatt, I'd never have made ble hand tools, perform electrical tion, 11pm to 7am Call TMSSPRMGi PART TIME HELP — 1974. Also bookkeeping 48,000 miles. Goodyear It " — Neil Simon. and millwright work including weld­ Joan Tuccio, RN, 537- MANCHESTER — FoOr IB INCHES Some mechanical expe­ BUSINESS ZONED, FARRAND REMODEL­ services available. Call radlols, less than 5000 ID 1984 by NEA, Inc. rience. Also auto body 5053, Liberty Hall Conva­ r^oom, two bedro om GARDENS ROTO- ing, pipefittings and carpentry to ac­ lescent Home. Aluminum sided, six ING — Cabinets, roofing, Wolt of 646-5346.' miles. Well maintained. and repair man. Apply; Townhouse. Applianced gutters, room additions, /TILLED — Small garden Great commuter car. complish machine repairs and modi­ room Colonial. New gas Kitchen, full basement. tractor with rear 270 Hartford R oad, boiler and hot water decks, all types of remo­ ceeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee $2900. Call 643-2840 otter KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ® by Larry Wright fications. Apply in person 10 a.m. to Manchester. Available April isth. $515 deling and repairs. FR EE mounted tiller. Satisfac­ 5pm. Business Opportunitlei 22 ' heater. Electrical circuit monthly. Includes h e ^ HeutahoM Goods 62 tion guaranteed. Call 647- 3:30 p.m.. General Office entrance. breakers.. Recent roof. estimates. Fully Insured. PART TIME MEDICAL and hot water. Security 2 8 7 8 :/r Telephone 643-6017, otter 0530 or 872-4106. Excellent for retail busi­ deposit and one year 1975 BUICK ELECTRA ROGERS CORP SECRETARY/RECEP- ness or combination 6pm, 647-8509. TIO N IS T — Needed tor lease required. Call 646- USED REFRIGERA­ BLACK & DECKER 225 — All power accesso­ Mill and Oakland Sts. rSiWCIHSI BUSMKS home and office. Group 1, 8352. i,„„ MODEL 8204 GRASS ries. Coll 649-9024. physician's office. Boo- Belflore Agency, 647- This elegant doU / “r* DESIGN KITCHENS by TORS, WASHERS-, Con be operated part time to plewe any girl from TR IM M E R — With plug Manchattar. keeplng essential. Reply by housewife. Involves 1413. 8 1 2C J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, Ranges - clean, guaran­ to Box E E , c/o The MANCHESTER — Two’ rATIWM e-is vanities, formica, Wilson teed, parts and service. for extension cordi 1967 BUICK WAGDN — l^'T IT EOE working with Individuals ** UW hea trwiafer Fairly newl Hardly used! Reliable transportation. Manchester Herald. MANCHESTER — 39,000 bedroom modern apart-% art, Corlan counter tops, Low prices. B.D. Pearl & on weight lossptograma. Will take best offer. Coll $300 or best offer. Call AWFUL WHEN sq. ft. industrial building. ment. Excellent location,-. Sffi'MSTirt' The button-front clsssle kitchen cabinet fronts, Son, 649 Main Street, Call 233-7242. 643-8817. 646-9502. Rail siding, plen y of Available immediatetyp dell end costume. ehirtdress is s popnlnr complete woodworking 643-2171. FRiEKbS TftICC style for nil squons. service, custom made parking, city utilities. W75 plus gas heat. E R A TO I0K8> MWl F-** Slenderizing, too. AtVANTACje ••••eeaeaeeeaeeseeesaee $775,000. F .J. 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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 manufacturing 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.