20—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Feb. 13, 1991 High School Roundup THURSDAY Manchester girls close in on CCC East crown LOCAL NEWS INSIDE MANCHESTER — The a battle among the elite in the East icemen win Fourth quarter seals Manchester High girls’ basketball Charter Oak Conference. team moved a step closer to a The Patriots lead the COC East at third in a row Bolton boys’ fate ■ MacKenzie seeks GOP post. 11- 4 and are 12-5 overall. Portland, second straight CCC East title Tues­ CROMWELL — It’s too late as BOLTON — For three quarters, it leaders of the COC West, are now day night with a one-sided 60-39 far as gaining a state tournament was a nip-and-tuck affair between ■ IRS temp branch offers help. 12- 4 overall, 12-3 in division play. decision over Enfield High at Clarke berth. But what East Catholic is Bolton High and visiting Vinal Tech Support Arena. Coventry’s next action isFriday at gaining is a measure of respec­ home against East Hampton High. of Middletown in a Charter Oak our The Indians, winners of 25 tability — and maybe some notice Conference contest Tuesday night. ■ Condom inium m arket still soft. “It was nip and tuck all the way,” for next year, as the Eagle icemen troops! straight division outings, arc now Coventry coach Ron Badstuebner The Bulldogs only trailed by three 11-0 in CCC East play, 13-4 overall. won their third in a row, 7-4, over points, 53-50, heading into the final ■ Parks and recreation listings. said. Fermi High Thesday afternoon at the They next sec action Thursday at Quarter scores indieated that fact. eight minutes. Tri-Town Sports Center. 7:30 p.m. against Windham High in The Patriots led after one, 23-19, en­ But the fourth quarter was a East, which had lost eight in a ^1 Willimantic and a victory would joyed a slender 32-31 halftime edge nightmare for Bolton as it scored Local/Regional Section, Page 7. row at one point, has turned it clinch at least a tie for the title for and still had a 43-41 bulge at the only four points as Vinal posted a around and now stands 5-11. Fermi, the Indians. Manchester has a two- end of three. 73-54 victory. W haCs game lead on second-place East defending state Division II champs, Vinal raises its mark to 6-9 while Hartford with three to play. “We were up eight in the first falls to 11-5. Bolton falls to 5-10 in the COC East Manchester’s Award-Winning Newspaper News quarter at one point. But then it went East first-year coach Bob Craw­ and 6-11 overall. The Bulldogs will A 17-8 third quarter enabled back and forth,” Badstuebner said. ford said his team is now starting to Manchester to pull away in a foul- try to rebound Friday at Cromwell at Rob Buteau (16 points) had a 3- execute principles he’s been teach­ Feb. 14,1991 plagued vacation affair. Manchester 7:30 p.m. pointer and two foul shots in the ing the last couple of months. Vinal outscored Bolton, 20-4, in had a 25-19 lead at the half until it fourth quarter for the Patriots. Lee East had an early 2-0 lead, only to su-ctched it out to 42-27 after three the fourth quarter. McPeck (10 points) had a big trey as see the Falcons fly past them and quarters. “We hung in for three quarters,” Prank foiled well, while sophomore Ken take a 4-3 lead on a three-goal blitz Bolton coach Craig Phillips said. TOKYO (AP) —• A San Fran­ “Our pressure helped overcome a Brigham got his only bucket of the midway through the second period. “But we only managed four points scrappy Enfield team,” Manchester evening with a minute left. But the Eagles tied it at 4-all with 33 Income Tax Surprise cisco-bound United Airlines jet in the fourth. We were 7-for-29 flew back to Tokyo early coach Joe DeFUsqua said, “fttty “That gave us a 5-point lead and seconds left on the period on a goal shooting in the second half. It was a Thursday after a passenger used (Hombostel) is starting to come into the cushion we needed to win,” from Ken Herold. disappointing loss and we must an inflated airsickness bag to her own. And freshman Julie Smart Badstuebner added. East would take command in the rebound quickly to stay in the hunt pretend he was carrying a bomb, helped us off the bench,” he added. Senior Bob Johnson, besides lead­ third period with the only three for the state tournament.” Weicker seeks income tax, sales tax reduction officials said. Hombostel had a career-high 15 ing Coventry with 20 points, also goals scored. Dan Barry got the Bolton must win two of its Flight 58, carrying 331 points. Shelly Dieierle 14 points and did a stellar defensive job on High­ game-winner at 2:18, with Tom remaining four games in order to By JUDD EVERHART people, landed at Tokyo’s Narita 10 rebounds and Jen Brindisi 11 lander freshman sensation Marcus Balamucki and Jay Danforth adding qualify for postseason play. The Associated Press airport five hours after taking off points, 10 rebounds and six assists Bloom. He had 15 points and three clinching scores. Tyrone James (17 points), Luke 3-pointers, but had to work for Jeff Larson, Eric Crawford and and about three hours after turn­ to pace the Indians. Leachman (16) and Grady Jacobs HARTFORD — Gov. Lowell P. everything he did get. Chris Labrie had the other Eagle (14) combined for 47 points to guide ing back over the Pacific. No Karen Kavanaugh had 20 points “Johnson played him and did a goals. Weicker Jr. says he wasn’t elected to one was hurt in what authorities Vinal. Brian Neil scored a team- “muck around” with the budget and to lead Enfield, 1-16. real good job,” Badstuebner said. East resumes action Saturday described as a prank. high 14 points and grabbed 14 his decision to propose an income Manchester also won the junior “He (Bloom) had three 3s but he night at 6:15 when it travels to the Police at the airport said they points to lead the Bulldogs. Peter tax and borrow money to pay off the varsity contest, 55-10. Smart had 11 missed like six or seven.” Bloom Bay State to take on host Malden questioned 48-year-old Hiromu Della Bella also scored 14 points for deficit after saying he wouldn’t do points and Beth Gerhard nine to lead was held scoreless in the second and Catholic. Bolton. Kato, a Japanese passenger from East Catholic 2 2 3 — 7 either may bear that out. the young Indians. Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald third periods. “Neil played a strong game,” Osaka. He remained in custody Farm) 13 0 — 4 Weicker said over and over later in the day. Doug Simmons led Portland with Scaring: Phillips said. MANCHESTER (60) — Patty Hombostel 7 JUMP SHOT — East Catholic’s P.J. Monahan (30) gets set during the campaign and after his First poriod; EC- Jsff Larson (Chris Labris) 1- 4 15, Amy MIzoras 0 0-0 0, Katie Smith 0 0-0 18 points. Bolton trailed 17-16 after one to launch a shot against Fairfield Prep Tuesday night. Watch­ 8:58, EC- Eric Crawford (Jay Danlorth, Jim election that imposing an income tax COVENTRY (59) — Bob Johnson 8 4-4 20, 0, Amy Shumaker 2 0-0 4, Shelly Dieterle 7 0-0 Lockwood) 11:58, F- Chris Janslla (Rob Pol- quarter, but led 35-34 at halftime. Flandy Losto 1 2-3 4. Lee McPeck 2 5-8 10, during an economic downturn U.S. losing status 14, Beth Gerhard 0 0-2 0, Mary Moriarty 5 0-0 ing from below is Prep's Tom Cszewski, front. Monahan had matlsr, Ksvin Pachobkl) 13:50 VINAL TECH (73) — Grady Jacobs 6 0-1 14, Rob Buteau 5 5-8 16, Ryan Danahy 2 0-0 5, 10, Sara Suitor 0 0-0 0, Julie Smart 2 0-0 4, Jen Second period: EC- Labrie (Scott Flood, Luke Leachman 8 0-4 16, Robbia Eldridge 4 would be like pouring gasoline on a 16 points in East’s 79-66 win. Ryan McKain 0 2-2 2, Kan Bfigham 1 0-2 2. To­ WASHINGTON (AP) — A Brindisi 4 3-4 11, Shelby Worters 0 0-0 0, Kathy Lockwood) 1:58, F- Scott White (Daryl 3-3 11, Tyrone James 8 0-8 17, Randy Garland tals 19 18-27 59. fire. He also said borrowing money Hartnett 0 0-0 0, Sharon Fish 0 2-4 2. Totals 27 Tavenlar) 5:27, F- White (Matt Stauffer) 7:28, 4 0-1 10. Enox Shepard 2 1-2 5, Dan Conley 0 national poll of academic leaders PORTLAND (56) — Andy Srb 2 2-3 6, Mar­ 6-14 60. F- Joe Bonflgllo (Stauffer, Jason Duffy) 04) 0. Totals 32 4-19 73. to erase a deficit would only and scientists shows the United z cus Bloom 5 2-2 15, Doug Simmons 8 2-3 18, ENFIELD (39) — Karen Herbert 3 1-2 7, Jon a battle down to the wire. And when 11:22, EC- Kan Herold (Flood) 14:27 BOLTON (54) — Peter Della Bella 4 3-4 14, •n Coventry knocks Mike Larson 2 1-2 5, Jake Laban 3 0-0 8, Dave postpone the tough decisions that States may be at risk of losing Duncan 0 0-0 0, Chris McGill 0 1-2 1, Karen Third period: EC- Dan Barry (Mark Zavas- Paul Sauer 4 0-1 9, Chris Anderson 4 2-5 10, it was all said and done, Coventry Powers 2 0-0 4, Dave Case 1 0-0 2. Totals 23 needed to be made. By BRIAN M. TROTTA O Z3 Kavanaugh 3 14-17 20, Jen Bray 0 0-0 0, Jen kl) 2:18, EC- Tom Balamucki (Lockwood, Brian Nell 7 0-0 14, Dan Toce 2 0-0 5, Jon Ray its world leadership in biomedi­ 7-10 56. Burke 0 0-0 0, Kris Fkirga 0 0-0 0, Lisa Alaimo 3 off Portland High boys’ basketball team had its Danlorth) 11:52, EC- Danlorth (Crawford, 1 0-0 Z Totals 22 5-10 54. On Wednesday night, in his first Manchester Herald DO r- 3-point goais: C- Danahy, McPeck, Buteau; cal research to Japan, a drug 2- 4 8, Melissa Lorlus 0 0-0 0, Becci Dube 0 0-0 Balamucki) 14:01 3-polnt goals: VT- Jacobs 2, Garland 2, eighth suaight win, a 59-56 victory P- Bloom 3 budget address to the General As­ 0, Kim Clement 11-3 3. Totals 10 19-28 39 COVENTRY — It was a battle of Saves: EC- Chris Peraro 28, F- Todd James. B- Della Bella 3, Sauer, Toce. makers trade group says. Halftime: 32-31 Coventry Halltime: 25-19 Manchester division leaders and fittingly it was over Portland High Tuesday night in Jacobs 20 Halftime: 35-34 Bolton sembly, Weicker said he would do Property taxes in some local The poll, conduct^ by the m both. Income tax advocates were towns will likely increase if the cuts Gallup Organization and H i o gleeful; those favoring spending in state grants to cities and towns in­ financ^ by the Pharmaceutical restraint were stuimed as Weicker cluded in Gov. Lowell P. Weicker Manufacturers Association In Brief . . . Suns again ‘streak busters’ apparently became the first governor Tho Assoclatsd Prats Jr.’s budget proposal are approved. Foundadon, found that 94 per­ Thoughts in state history to propose and in­ WEICKER BOMBSHELL — Gov. Lowell Weicker Jr. Wednesday night said in his budget ad­ The grants, which comprise about cent of academic researchers come tax. dress that he is seeking a 6 percent state income tax. 94 percent of the state aid received surveyed believe the United Harvard knocks off Hartford From Page 17 “Neither you nor I signed on to by local towns, are used for educa­ States is losing its dominance in as they end the Lakers’ run muck around for two to four years in to business. tion, road maintenance, capital im­ biomedical research, with Japan WEST HARTFORD (AP) — Ralph James and Tyler declined a generous offer. the mistakes of the past,” said. The tax-system overhaul, coupled Budget a glance provements and compensatiorf for as the most likely country to be­ Rullman scored 22 points apiece to lead the Harvard to a Kings 103, Clippers 101: Travis Just think of a Thompson-Ewing reunion in New York. Weicker, in office for just five with deep spending cuts, would be local tax exemptions. By The Associated Press 105: Chris Mullin scored 30 points drafted by the O'Neill acknlnistration would come the new leiler. 73-67 win over Hartford. and Tim Hardaway 29, and Golden Mays scored on a 15-foot jumper as The Knicks, in the days of Willis Reed, Walt ‘Clyde’ weeks. “We’re in the future busi­ used to balance a 1991-92 budget of TAXES and FEES “That’s at least a half a mill right Rullman went 4-4 on three pointers Tbesday as the A TOTAL of $836 In tax Increases: be cut by $1,125 billion, from $7.96 billion to The Los Angeles Lakers’ winning State opened a 27-poir.t third- time expired, giving Sacramento its Frazier, Bill Bradley, Dave DeBusschere, Dick Barnett ness, so let’s get on with life in Con­ $7.48 billion, slightly less than this ■ Impose a 6 percent IrKome lax, effec­ $6.83 blllioa there,” said Marilyn Lebel, ad­ Crimson shot 75 percent from behind the paint, connect­ tive July 1, 1991, on personal Income over ■ Spending cuts from the O'Neill proposal streak was so long that even the quarter lead before coasting over sixth victory in seven home games. and the like, won NBA titles in 1970 and again in ’73. necticut.” year’s budget. Weicker’s proposed ministrative assistant for the town of Huge explosion ing on nine of 12 attempts. $12,500 ($25,000 for married couples). would include $400 million to be saved In Portland Trail Blazers started look­ Minnesota. Rookie Lionel Simmons scored a They haven’t been a serious challenge in the 1980’s, and In addition to the income tax, budget is the first in recent memory Mbuld raise $ 2 3 5 billion per year. state employee contracts. Andover. “Everybody knew he was CULEMBORG, Netherlands Harvard hit 10 of 14 foul shots in the closing 2:32 to ■ A total of 1,800 state Jobs to be ing over their shoulders. Tyrone Corbin had a season-high career-high 33 points for the Kings, certainly won’t be in the ’90’s with the same cast of Weicker proposed a reduction in the to be lower than the current year’s ■ Cut the sales tax from 8 percent to 4.25 going to be cutting back, but nobody (AP) — A massive explosion seal the victory and improves its record to 9-11. Hartford characters. percenL but expand the tax to numerous eliminated from the O ’Neill proposal of Blazers coach Rick Adelman Magic 129, Nuggets 12: Orlando sales tax rate, from 8 percent to 4.25 budget. now-exempt Items, including clothing, 47,600 positions. Including 1,100 layoffs. knew it would be tliis much.” drops to 9-13. wrecked a fireworks factory found his team watching the defeated Denver for the first four- A complete lobotomy is needed. percent, and extending in to a “I went into budget deliberations gasoline, movies, barber servicas and auto OTHER spending cuts from the O'Neill Andover’s share of the state aid in Vin Baker scored 23 points and former Coventry High repair bills. The net effect would be a loss to proposal: today, causing several injuries Lakers-Phoenix Suns game on NBA Roundup Getting rid of Bianchi and MacLeod would be a start. variety of now-exempt items, like seeking to avoid an income tax,” 1991-92 will be $23,304 less than standout Jack Ayer 14 for Hartford. game winning streak in the Magic’s the stale of $933 mlllloa ■ $175.9 million in the Department of In­ and widespread damage on the television Tuesday night and told his two-year history. gasoline and clothing, to stave off Weicker told lawmakers during a ■ Eliminate the 20 percent surcharge on come MaintenarKa, rmstly through reduced the 1990-91 total of $1,307,526. outskirts of this central Dutch 31 points and Tony Campbell 23 Len Auster is sports editor of the Manchester the state’s $2.4 billion budget gap. the corporation tax, a cut of $55 million. reimbursements to nursing homes. “This is very difficult on a small Hesketh signs with Red Sox players, “Let’s worry about Scott Skiles scored 12 of his 33 half-hour budget address. ■ Eliminate the tax on capital gains, ■ $117.6 million In the Teacher's Retire­ town, police and eyewitnesses Portland. Let’s not worry about points, but they were the only Tim­ Herald. Rather tlian proposing a progres­ “This plan takes care of the past dividends, and InterasL a cut of $526 million. ment Board. town like Andover.” she said. “We BOSTON (AP) — Left-handed pitcher Joe Hesketh points in the fourth quarter, while said. Phoenix and the Lakers.” berwolves in double figures. sive income tax, where the rates and starts tomorrow today,” he said. ■ Increase the fee lor a new motor vehicle ■ $108.3 million In the Department of just don’t have the revenue like A city council member told was signed to a one-year contract with the Boston Red Jerry Reynolds had 14 of his 26 in registration from $62 to $90, to raise $33.6 Educatioa including $80.6 million by reduc­ The Lakers, who made up 5'/z Bulls 122, Hawks 113: Michael would increase as income went up, “Hope was the difference. With it, other towns.” Sox, the team announced. the p eri^, which started with the million. ing grants to cities and towns. Dutch Radio four employees games in the Pacific Division stand­ Jordan scored 32 points and Horace Weicker proposed a flat 6 percent all was possible. Without it, our ■ $39.9 million In the Department of Manchester General Manager were injured and two were miss­ Hesketh, 31, who finished last season in Boston fol­ Nuggets ahead 92-87. Syracuse guns BORROWING Human Resources. ings during their 16-game winning Grant 23 as Chicago beat Atlanta for rate for everyone. It includes ex­ Connecticut, as we envision it, Richard Sartor said he, too, was lowing stints with Montreal and Atlanta, will be paid Hornets 100, Mavericks 92: ■ Weicker would sell $707 million in notes ■ $35.6 million In the Department of Men­ ing in the blast. streak, took a step backward against its 14lh consecutive victory at home. emptions for $12,500 for those would slip away.” to be repaid over the next three years to tal Relardatioa surprised by the extent of the cuts in $465,000 and could earn another S60,0(X) in bonuses. Charlotte used an 11-2 run at the The six workers were in the the Suns, losing 99-95 at Phoenix The win was the third in a row for filing single returns and a $25,000 Weicker also proposed borrowing eliminate this year's projected deTicil ■ $27.5 million In the Deportment of Cor­ aid contained in the budget MS Fireworks factory at the He appeared in 12 games and pitched 25 innings in beginning of the second half to beat SPENDING rection. while Portland defeated Philadelphia the Bulls, who are 19-3 at home. down Friars exemption for those filing joint money through the sale of short­ proposal. Next year, Manchester 1990 for the Red Sox, including two spot starts, finishing Dallas, snapping a four-game losing TOTAL spending of $7.48 billion, a reduction ■ $26.7 million In the Department on Ume of the explosion, which oc­ 121-106. Spurs 102, Bullets 92: Willie returns. term notes to erase the current of 2 3 percent from the current year's level of Aging. would receive about $360,000 in ad- curred around noon local dme, the short stint with an 0-4, 3.51 mark. streak. By The Associated Press $7.65 blllioa ■ $20.8 million in Ihe Department of Men­ Kevin Johnson scored 10 of his Anderson scored 22 points and Weicker sought to soften the im­ Hesketh reportedly asked for $550,000. Johnny Newman scored 21 points ■ The proposed General Fund budget tal Health. according to the official. He was 35 points in the final 8:13 and Tom David Robinson 20, lifting San An­ pact by offering several tax breaks Please see WEICKER, page 5, Only two other Red Sox players of the eight who filed and Mike Gminski had 18 points As soon as Syracuse’s beleaguered basketball team got Please see GRANTS, page 6. idendfied only by his last name, Chambers hit a tie-breaking hook tonio over Washington. for arbitration, Ellis Burks and Kevin Romine, remain and 14 rebounds as the Hornets beat back inside the Carrier Dome, the Orangemen took it Dieperink. shot with 28 seconds left. The Spurs outscored the Bullets unsigned, the club said. the Mavericks for only the second right back outside. “All I’ve heard is that some The Suns previously stopped 13-4 at the start of the fourth quarter time in eight games. Seventh-ranked Syracuse, this time showing no ill ef­ More taxes, injured people have been Davis joins $3 million club Portland’s 11-game winning run or) for a 20-point lead after Washington Rolando Blackman scored 22 fects from its recent off-the-court turmoil, switched evacuated,” said police spokes­ Nov. 27 and Detroit’s 11-game cut a 75-55 deficit to 83-72 at the NEW YORK (,AP) — Glenn Davis and Kelly Gruber points and Derek Harper 21 for the sUategy Tuesday night and beat Providence 101-83. Holiday's lovers man Sebo Naayer, who could end of three quarters. less service, joined the $3 million club as nine players in salary ar­ streak Feb. 3. Both of those victories Mavericks, who led 50-46 at In their first home game since seven players were give no further details on casual- Jazz 113, Rockets 92: John bitration agreed to new contracts. came on the road. halftime. briefly suspended, the Orangemen disdained their usual des. Blazers 121, 76ers 106: Buck Stockton had 19 points, 11 assists Davis and Baltimore settled at $3,275,000, the mid­ Knicks 114, Facers 110: RaUick power game. Rather than relying on the front line of says Director Williams scored 11 points and Terry and a career-high nine steals as Utah point between the first baseman’s request and the Ewing had 29 points and Kiki Van- Billy Owens, LeRon Ellis and Dave Johnson, Syracuse ignore recession snapped Houston’s four-game win­ Orioles’ offer. Gruber became the top-paid third baseman Portland nine of his 22 for Portland deweghe broke a tie by scoring New Iran renews vow in the decisive inird quarter, which ning streak. York’s final four points in the last 20 during Christmas time compared By RICK SANTOS NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — in baseball when the Toronto Blue Jays agreed to an $11 ended with a 31-9 surge against By DIANNA M. TALBOT Seven of Thurl Bailey’s nine seconds at Indiana. NCAA Hoop to last year at the same time, Manchester Herald On the second anniversary of million, three-year deal. Philadelphia. Herald Features Editor fourth-quarter points came during a Cavaliers 94, Heat 78: Brad DiGennaro predicted her stores Tehran’s death sentence against That makes it 36 players at or above the $3 m illio n The win boosted the Trail 21-6 .spurt at the start of the period, Daugherty had 25 points and 15 matched its bcst-cvcr 3-point effort by making 10 shots will do about the same amount of MANCHESTER — Manchester’s author Salman Rushdie, a seiuor mark, a level first breached in November 1989 by M in ­ Blazers Pacific Division lead to MANCHESTER — Despite giving the Jazz their biggest lead of rebounds, and Cleveland overcame from long range. Valentine’s Day business this town taxes are going to rise despite Iranian cleric today insisted the nesota outfielder Kirby Puckett. four games over the Lakers. being blamed for clobbering con­ the game, 103-79, and the Rockets 19 first-half turnovers to defeat “We just came out to play and we started hitting 3s. year. “almost certain” reductions in the edict was irrevocable and sdll in Astros to vacate Astrodome W arriors 126, Timberwolves didn’t threaten again. Miami. sumer spending, the sour number of municipal employees. force, the Islamic Republic Then it was just one after another,” Syracuse guard economy isn’t stopping local The most popular item selling HOUSTON (AP) — The Houston Astros commuted Michael Edwards said. “I don’t even know where the 3- Republican Town Director Geoffrey News Agency reported. romantics from reaching into their at her flower shops this week was Naab said at a meeting of the Mohammad Vaez-Zadeh the AsUodome for the 1992 Republican Convention point line is. I just shot when the shot is there.” red roses by the dozen, the shop pockets to celebrate Valentine’s Republican Town Committee Wed­ Khorasani told Muslims tJiat the without approval of the National League and intend to Against Providence, Syracuse appeared to have block­ owner said. About 70 percent of Day, local residents and business nesday. fatwa, or religious edict, could leave the stadium for one montli, baseball officials said ed out the problems that resulted in a university inves­ the customers were men, she said. managers say. Local taxes will have to increase not be superseded by any other Astros chairman John McMullen said Uic Astros are tigation into the men’s basketball program. The Oran­ Linda Minicocci, owner of “I just think Valentine’s Day is to support even a bare-bones budget, religious figure, according to considering playing part of their 1992 home schedule at gemen scored more than 100 points in a Big East game Helium Hi’s, a Manchester bal­ the Superdome in New Orleans. for the first time this season and looked like league a day from the heart, especially because of this year’s reduction in Iran’s official news agency. for lovers. People always find loon and gift shop, said she, too, The 1992 convention is scheduled for Aug. 17-20 but leaders, which they arc. revenues from the state and local The West is plotting “to par­ something for the one they love,” is seeing about the same amount GOP officials have reserved the Astrodome from July The Orangemen made 7 of 9 3-pointers in building a sources as building permits and don the infidel Salman Rushdie said Michelle DiGennaro, owner of customers, but she thinks some 27-Aug. 23 to to prepare the site. Republican National 13-point first-half lead. They finished 10 of 16, tying Dianna M. Talbot/Manchaatar Harald filings with the Town Clerk’s office, with a fatwa from a religious of Michelle’s Florals in arc spending less than what they Committee spokesman Scott Sowry said. their all-time high of 10 set against U.S. International in VALENTINE GIFT — Manchester’s Sean Valencia, 18, Naab said. figure and keep its subservient The Major League Baseball Players Association said 1988. Manchester and Vemon. “Therefore, taxes are definitely author for future services,” said Although business dropped bought his girlfriend a stuffed bear for Valentine’s Day. in New York that it would not permit citlier a lengthy Owens finished with 25 points and Johnson and Ed­ Please .se e VALENTINE, page 6. going to go up this year, and I the report by IRNA, monitored road trip or having the Astros play home games in wards each added 19. promise you that the Board of in Nicosia. another city. Directors ':vill do what we can to No. 11 Kansas 74, Missouri 70: After both teams keep that within some reasonable spent most of the game missing foul shots, Terry Brown Chicago State forfeits game bounds," he said. made three free throws in the final 45 seconds to lift Apache copters having problems Naab explained that the board has NORMAL, 111. (AP) — Eleven Chicago State players Kansas to its ninth suaight victory. Inside Today... were ejected after a fight with one second left in the first directed General Manager Richard J. Kansas (18-4, 7-2 Big Eight) shot just 27 of 44 from in the war zone, the sources said. [icrccnt of the time. half, forcing the Cougars to forfeit the game to Illinois the foul line. Missouri (13-8,5-4) made only 21 of 36. By MARCUS STERN Sartor to submit a budget recom­ General Accounting Office (GAO) inves­ But in order to accomplish this, the congres­ mendation that iiKludes a reduction State. Seton Hall 83, No. 22 Pittsburgh 73: Terry Dcherc Copley News Service tigators recently returned from a 12-day trip to sional sources said, flying time for hundreds of in the number of employees. 28 pages, 5 sections The game was stopped with Illinois Stale (5-18) lead­ scored 25 points, Anthony Avent had 21 and Seton Hall Saudi Arabia, where they reviewed the perfor­ Apaches still in tlie United States and elsewhere And with the adopted budget, he ing 39-23. Since Chicago State (3-19) only had two shut down Pitt’s Brian Shorter to win at East Rutherford WASHINGTON — Hundreds of the Army’s mance of the attack helicopter, according to tlic were ordered reduced to 6 hours per month pier Business _ 13 players still eligible after the brawl, tlie game was N.J. Apache helicopters in the United Smtes and Ger­ said, “The number of town sources. The Apache, partially produced in San helicopter. However, the GAO found, the shortage employees almost certainly will be Classified_ declared a forfeit and the score stood. Shorter, averaging 14 points per game, was held to many have been all but fully grounded to keep Diego, has been heavily criticized over tlie years of spares meant that the Army was able to fly tlie decreased.” Com ics__ One Illinois State player was ejected after the fight, two points on l-for-5 shooting. He scored 22 in the Pan­ Apaches in Saudi Arabia flying, congressional Discover _ for frequent breakdowns. helicopters outside Saudi Arabia only 1.6 hours A reduction would be unprece­ which capped a first half that saw two technical fouls thers’ 86-80 victory over Seton Hall earlier this season. sources said Wednesday. Focus___ According to congressional sources, tlie GAO, jier month. dented in modem times as the num­ against Chicago State and a total of 25 personal fouls. The Pirates (15-7, 6-6) ended a three-game losing Local____ The severely reduced flying time for Apaches the investigative arm of Congress, found that The investigators have not yet written a formal ber of employees has increased Lottery_____ streak in the Big East. Sampras among net winners outside Saudi Arabia was necessary so that almost Apaches in the desert were able to fly their mis­ Nation/Wbrld. Jim TIornay/ManchatUr Harald PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Second-seeded Pete all available spare parts could be used for Apaches sions in excess of the Army’s requirement of 75 Plea.se see APACHE, page 6. Plea.se see NAAB, page 6. Obituaries__ BATTLING FOR PUCK — Manchester’s Jason Oatway (11) aned Glastonbury’s Justin Friend Opinion____ Sampras beat Milan Srejber of Czechoslovakia 6-2, 7-5 (10) battle for the loose puck during their game Monday afternoon at Bolton Ice Palace. Glas­ More sports Sports_____ in the second round of the U.S. Pro Indoor tournament. S ta te ______Sampras, the defending U.S. Open champion, had a tonbury’s Ken Keeney (6) and Keith Ganwood (23) are also in on the play along with — see page 16 Serving The Manchester Area For Over 110 Years ~ Call Today for Home Delivery 647-9946 Television 12 first-round bye. Manchester’s Brian Wry (3). The Indians won, 9-6. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Feb. 1 4 ,1 9 9 1 — 3 2— MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Feb. 14. 1991 NATION/WORLD World arms talks underneath shadow Air war targets Iraqi supplies and troops By TEDDIE WEYR have provided on their current num­ under Navy command. The Associated Press ber of weapons. Naval forces are not covered by The second phase of the talks is the treaty, and Moscow says the By EDITH M. LEDERER fellow civilians killed Wednesday in As coffins draped in Iraqi flags U.S. military officials in Saudi occupied Kuwait early today. One Some damage and minor injuries aimed primarily at pulling thousands units in question are not included. VIENNA, Austria — Concern The Associated Press the U.S. bombing of a structure were lowered into a mass grave, Arabia insisted again today that the mission was by B-52 Stratofortres- were reported from falling debris. of soldiers out of Europe. But The United States and other among Western allies that Moscow where they had taken shelter. crowds shouted anti-American bunker bombed Wednesday was a ses that bom b^ a missile assembly There were also daytime air-raid Western countries also have ques­ may be circumventing a historic Western diplomats involved in the DHAHR.AN. Saudi Arabia — Baghdad officials say the building slogans. “Bush, Bush, you will pay major military communications cen­ and repair facility near the Iraqi city alerts today for the first time in the tioned the shifting of thousands of treaty to slash tanks and other non­ talks said the West would not dis­ The allies pressed on with the air was a civilian air raid shelter; the for all crimes shedding innocent ter whose existence had been long ofTaji. Saudi capital of lUyadh and in cuss a new treaty as long as the Soviet tanks east of the Ural Moun­ nuclear weapons has cast a shadow war today but focused on supply U.S. military says it was a military blood every day,” the mourners known to U.S. intelligence. Other targets included troops and neighboring Bahrain in the Persian tains and the figures Moscow has on efforts to reach a new East-West Soviets have not clarified their posi­ lines and troop concentrations after command and conu-ol center. pledged. “We know who built it, when and artillery along the Kuwaiti coastline, Gulf. Sirens also sounded in provided on current weapons levels. conventional arms agreement. tion on the previous Rms agree­ Iraq charged that a U.S. raid on a On Wednesday, Iraqi officials The issue of civilian casualties what for, when it was modified,” the key Iraqi supply-line city of Dhahran, site of a large allied air ment. 'The Soviets have until Sunday to At talks scheduled to begin today building in Baghdad killed hundreds claimed 500 civilians were killed in was expected to be raised at a said one, speaking on condition of Basra and depots in Kuwait. Wave base. ______With East-West tensions at their present revised figures, but Western in the Austrian capital, NATO of civilians. the raid. Official Baghdad radio said closed-door meeting of the U.N. anonymity. after wave of Air Fbrce A-10, Navy lowest since the end of World War diplomats said Moscow might put negotiators were expected to urge Iraq fired a Scud missile on the today that 64 bodies had been pulled Security Council today. In Washington, a government of­ A-6, and other aircraft went after II, it took negotiators less than two them forward today at a separate the Soviet Union to comply with the northern Saudi city of Hafr al-Batin out from the rubble, but it apparent­ A military communique read on ficial who spoke on condition of Iraqi ground forces. years to hammer out the arms reduc­ committee meeting overseeing the accord on Conventional Forces in today, but the missile was foiled by ly referred only to those already Baghdad radio today called the kill­ anonymity confirmed that Bagh­ “Punishment, pure and simple Where tion agreement. implementation of the Paris treaty. Europe. a Patriot missile interceptor. An al­ identified. ing of civilians a premediated crime. dad’s al-Rashid Hotel, home to punishment,” said Maj. Clark But Stale Department spokes­ The new talks, the first since the lied “Scud patrol” also reported pos­ The superviser of the building foreign reporters and diplomats, Speicher, the mission control com­ woman Margaret D. TVitwiler said The talks cover an area stretching It said more than 130 new allied accord was signed in Paris in sible hits on three more Scud said that by sundown Wednesday, contained a key military com­ mander for the AWACS flight. Tbesday that the United States and from the Atlantic Ocean to the Ural raids had been carried out against November, aim to reduce arms as launchers. 235 bodies had been recovered and civilian areas, including religious munications center. Not one Iraqi aircraft was is he? NATO were agreed that “we cannot Mountains in the Soviet Union. well as bring about the withdrawal Also today, two American airmen hundreds more were believed buried The New York Times today detected airborne during the night. proceed with business as usual,” in The advent of new democracies in sites. of tens of thousands of troops from were killed in the crash of a U.S. beneath piles of concrete and Officials said Wednesday night’s reported the existence of the center. Iraq fired a Scud missile at Hafr the Conventional Forces in Europe Eastern Europe has left the Soviet The Associated Prase Europe. EF-lllA electronic jamming and twisted metal. raids were considerably less intense He said no strike on the center in al-Batin, near a major allied military WASHINGTON (AP) — Was talks. Union virtually alone at the ACTOR INJURED — Rescuers inspect the wreckage of a collision between a stunt plane, The Western allies have said they radar-detection jet, the Air Force Reporters escorted to the site of than those of the previous night, and the hotel was plaimed. complex, in the first such attack in Saddam Hussein the target o f the negotiating table. Its former allies would hold up further arms control “We are currently consulting with said. It was the 27th U.S. warplane the attack today counted at least 40 targeted mainly the downtown In an AW ACS surveillance plane the city 65 miles south of occupied raid that killed an estimated 500 foreground, and a helicopter, background, at the airport in Santa Paula, Calif., Wednesday. are seeking to ensure their own talks if the Soviet Union fails to our allies on the specific approach lost in the war. corpses, many of them decapitated telecommunications center, inflict­ high over Saudi Arabia, the Air Kuwait. The rocket was intercepted civilians in Baghdad? Where is he security against any potential Soviet Actor Kirk Douglas and Noel Blanc, son of the late Mel Blanc, were injured in the chopper comply with the Paris treaty, signed that we should take,” she said. In Baghdad, thousands of angry or missing limbs, pulled out be­ ing damage to nearby houses and Force directed dozens of air strikes by a Patriot missile, U .S. officials anyway? threat. while both people aboard the stunt plane were killed. by the 16 NATO and six Warsaw Asked how far the negotiations Iraqis marched to a cemetery to bury tween 10:30 a.m. and noon. business centers. and combat air patrols over Iraq and said. The Pentagon says it doesn’t ftet countries. would get, Ms. Tlitwiler said “the Hungary has reportedly as of the know where he is and he wasn’t Secretary ol State James A. Baker first meeting will take place, and I Warsaw Pact plan to meet in the target. III last week suggested delaying can’t tell you where they will go Budapest to discuss the dissolution The subject came up Wednes­ congressional ratification because of from there.” of its military structure. day when reporters zeroed in on Homosexual couples questions about Soviet compliance. Baker questioned Soviet inter­ Moscow agreed to the meeting the bombing of an underground U.S. seeks source of Iraqi arms flow Baker said the United States was pretation of the treaty, particularly after Czechoslovakia, Hungary and shelter in the Iraqi capital. concerned about the transfer of their effort to exclude three Poland hinted at unilateral By GREGORY VISTICA embargo that restricts such ship­ Israel and Saudi Arabia with Why was the shelter such an head so Iraq can conceal military as­ Iraq. Soviet tanks east of the Ural Moun­ motorized infantry divisions from withdrawal. Bulgaria and Romania Copley News Service ments, sources have said. enhanced Scud missiles. The SS-12 important target? a reporter asked sets, officials said. • Naval intelligence officers said rush to declare union tains, exclusion o f three motorized reduction provisions by reclassify­ have also indicated they backed the Several examples under review is a longer-range, more accurate at the daily Pentagon briefing on • Iran is said to be a main conduit there is a considerable amount of divisions, and figures the Soviets ing them as shore defense units three countries’ position. WASHINGTON — The U.S. in­ are cited by intelligence officials as missile, that until recently, Iraq was for not only medical aid, which “embargo-busting going on.” the war. Was Saddam there? By ELISABETH DUNHAM ready was scheduled to handle pard said. telligence community has begun a sign that such shipments might be not thought to have. Tehran began shipping to Iraq early Despite successes in turning away “No, no,” said Army Lt. Gen. The Associated Press 100 marriage ceremonies today, Afterward, a multidcnomina- worldwide monitoring of possible taking place: • More alarming, the officials this month, but also, possibly, for ships with questionable cargo Thomas Kelly, director of opera­ and it was unclear how many tional ceremony was to recognize arms transfers to Iraq amid growing • On Jan. 15, a huge Soviet said, is the belief that the Iraqis weapons. A senior CIA official said headed for Iran, there has never tions for the Joint Chiefs of Staff. SAN FRANCISCO — City couples would show up unan­ each unmarried couple, with their concern that the Soviet Union and AN-24 transport, the largest in that might have the SS-23, a very ac­ the agency is aware of reports that been a fully effective maritime “We don’t know where Saddam Hall braced for a lovers’ nounced to register as domestic names announced as they stroll other nations are resupplying Sad­ nation’s inventory, was said to be in curate Soviet-built missile that could Chinese military transports have blockade of I ^ , the officers said. Hussein is, probably in some partners. Officials estimated the Developers threaten onslaught today from hundreds of down City Hall’s rotunda stair­ dam Hussein’s beleaguered military. Baghdad, unloading anti-aircraft e- inflict significant damage on Israel flown into Iran with arms that might • A Soviet ^ ip was stopped en civilian house” waiting out the at­ gay and lesbian couples making figure could nm as high as 5,000. way. Intelligence officers, defense at­ quipment, including surface-to-air and Saudi Arabia. Both the SS-12 be sent to Iraq. route to the Persian Gulf by U.S. tacks. their unions official. “We have no idea,” said E. La taches in U.S. embassies abroad and missiles, spare parts and other Among those planning to and SS-23 can carry chemical They also speculate that Soviet warships before the war began with Pentagon officials have said Valentine’s Day marks the first Vergne Keppard, assistant county other high-ranking officials last register was Jean Harris, an aide materials. Although the U.S.-led weapons. But most analysts said weapons from the Transcaucus and armaments that were not listed on repeatedly that the allies are not time unmarried couples — male- clerk. “ We’re trying to make sure Siberian wilderness to Supervisor Harry Britt, a week were ordered to look for sour­ coalition has control of the air above Iraq does not have the teclmological Central Asia, where Muslims are the vessel’s manifest that are targeting the Iraqi leader in their people know that if they come in female as well as same-sex — can longtime advocate of the domes- the Soviet Union just across the more massive scale than you’ve z ces of illegal weapons shipments. Kuwait and Iraq, some officials said ability to arm the missiles this way. said to strongly support Saddam restricted by the U.N.-imposed on the 14th, they’ll have to wait.” By PAUL RAEBURN aerial bombardment. But Presi­ legally declare themselves domes­ tic-parmers law. Bering Strait from Alaska. seen anywhere else,” said Mitter­ "n “We’re trying to determine what this might account for Iraq’s ability • It is believed in some sectors of Hussein, might be m ^ing their way maritime embargo. The Associated Press dent Bush has said no tears would tic partners under legislation Couples must pay a $35 fee and “My lover is very unpolitical,” “For a long time those forests meier, a biologist who has done ex­ O 2 } is being sent, when, how much, and to keep its air defenses up and run­ the intelligence community that the through Iran to Iraq. • The officials said the changing be shed if Saddam were killed. voters approved in November. file their declaration with the Harris said. “She doesn’t want to have been locked up because of the tensive field work in Brazil, J) r ~ what are the routes,” said a Pen­ ning fairly consistently. Soviet Union is providing Iraq with Intelligence officials said that political climate inside the Soviet NEW YORK — Siberian wilder­ The Iraqi government said the The law took effect 30 days after county clerk. The filing takes do this public thing. She wants to political system,” said Russell Mit- Madagascar, Suriname and else­ K tagon intelligence official. “We need • A Soviet SS-12 surface-to-sur­ satellite-generated intelligence for when Iraq first began flying its jets Union, especially its desire for a ness, home to a variety of native bombed shelter was a civilian Mayor Art Agnos signed it. about five minutes, but the wait in keep it separate from my pxtlitical lermeier, president of Conservation where in the tropics. ;v m real answers to real questions.” face missile was shot down by targeting surface-to-air missiles to Iran to keep them from being cease-fire that would keep its former people and such spectacular animals > . facility and that the pinpoint at­ The county clerk’s office al­ line could be up to an hour, Kep­ life. But this is political. International in Washington, D.C. H The move was prompted by Patriot air-defense missiles and against Saudi Arabia and Israel. Iraq destroyed, they were escorted into ally, Iraq, intact and Saddam Hus­ as the endangered Siberian tiger, is Species that could face extinction ' o tack by an F-117A Stealth Now the Soviet Union is putting several indicators that led the United landed partially intact in Saudi is also said to receive information Iranian air space by Iraqi aircraft. sein in place after the Persian Gulf being threatened by the opening of as a result of the logging of the fighter-^mber had killed 500 them up for sale. “What’s happening 5 CD States to believe Iraq may be acquir­ Arabia, officials said. It was fired from the Soviet Union about when This, they said, suggests some type the Soviet economy, scientists say. boreal forest include the endangered War, would be a strong factor for civilians. is that you’re going to see the z -< ing arms in violation of the U.N. well after Iraq had already attacked U.S. spy satellites will pass over­ of prior agreement between Iran and arms shipments. Siberian tiger, of which only 250 Lear jet crash kills three Foreign businessmen are rushing Americans, the Japanese — survive in the wild, Mittermeier H -H to stake claims for limber, minerals everyone who needs timber — said. m ASPEN, Colo. (AP) — A Berry, who saw the crash. Rounsfell initially said it was and oil that could ultimately destroy moving in there like crazy,” he said The Chukchi Peninsula is home to o m chartered Learjct crashed and The pilot was on an instrument snowing lightly at the airport when some of the last and largest undis­ in a recent interview. 200 bird species, 19 species of I Stampede for miracles kills 41 burned Wednesday night just short approach, Rounsfell said. the plane crashed. But later he said turbed areas on Earth, the resear­ Mittermeier said economic ex­ whales, seals and walruses and a of an airport runway, killing all “The plane broke into pieces and the snow that had fallen intermit­ chers say. ploitation of the northern regions of thriving culture of native peoples 30 46. Her sister-in-law’s 9-year-old rows on the concrete courtyard floor A file of yoimg men bearing blue O By TALLI NAUMAN three people on board, authorities was totally engulfed in flames,” tently throughout the day had Two areas of concern are the the Soviet Union could d w ^ what siuviving on fish and reindeer herds. daughter was killed in the press of of a public school adjacent to the and white, satin-covered coffins to r~ o The Associated Press said. Rounsfell said. “To our knowledge, stopped at the airport at the time of boreal, or northern, forests of already has happened in the tropics. Oil has been found offshore, and n the crowd. church. the schoolyard threaded through the O Skitch Rounsfell, pauol director there was no radio traffic regarding the crash, though it was snowing Siberia, and the Chukchi Peninsula, “You’re going to see the same mineral deposits are located m The stampede apparently started faithful whose faces were marked Q CHALMA, Mexico — Hope for The bodies had pieces of for the Pitkin County Sheriff’s an emergency.” nearby. the mineral- and oil-rich region of thing in Siberia except on a much throughout the region. CO partly because street vendors block­ with a cross of ash in observance of miracles at a mountain church notebook paper pinned to their DepartmenL initially reported the m CO ed the way of the oncoming streams Ash Wednesday. turned to horror as the crush of clothes with identification given by plane was carrying eight to 10 pas­ 0 ) of people, the state government said “Everyone is sad. An accident of O thousands of faithful inside the family members who lined up at sengers, but later said it carried only in a news release. this kind has never happened ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. cathedral killed at least 41 people, long tables of typewriters set up by *'W n i.i.*.* « * O z before,” said Rufino Torres, 40, a one passenger and a crew of two. the state attorney general’s staff for n3' 'Aobert J. Smith, Inc. m > including more than a dozen Gov. Ignacio Pichardo I^gaza snack vendor. The bodies of all three were All Lines of r“ children, officials said. gave orders for another street to be interviews. pulled from the burned wreckage, t INSl'R/XNSMITHS D But as ambulances began to take VALENTINE CO Some pilgrims called it a miracle built next to the sanctuary, but ad­ Rounsfell said. Their identities were > “My girl, my girl!,” wailed grief- the bodies away, another group of Insurance in itself that they got out alive from mitted in the release that “the tech­ withheld, pending notification of DAYS > stricken Beatrice Neri, 26, as she men set up a fireworks display in the the Ash Wednesday stampede, nical work would be complicated to relatives. - i left the school after identifying her churchyard and more people SALE JO which sent at least 21 other people carry out” because of the location on Snow fell at the airport during dead daughter. gathered for an evening celebration. 649-5241 to the hospital. a ravine. much of the day, but not at the time Tir Wed - 14th Sharon Will Before the incident, a snaking line Authorities also pledged to step of the crash, Rounsfell said. 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MANCHESTER^VERNON TOWN LINE A CLIP AD AND SAVE $5.00 • ONE COUPON PER TAX RETURN A AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA 4—MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Feb. 14, 1991 MANCHES'TER HERALD, 'Thursday, Feb. 14,1991—5 OPINION Budget has something for all to dislike By RICK SANTOS to stimulate the economy by reducing taxes for busi­ first year in office, and complained about Weicker’s public.” mm. T\l»E6,Kl(KiS l£61HW ARMIES INTO EMTIE Manchester Herald nesses. tone. Weicker first mentioned the income tax several Troops and The Associated Press Fellow Democrat Sen. Michael P. Meotti was “Obviously, his short-term memory banks have minutes into his speech, prompting a round of applause Weicker’s cautious about commenting on the budget plan only failed,” Foley said. “The man was pontificating. He from a group of liberal Democrats — the first applause HAR'TFORD — As he predicted. Gov. Lowell P. hours from its release, adding he has not reached any ought to recall he was elected governor and not none.” the independent governor received. Weicker Jr. s budget spe^h brought out finger-pointing conclusions regarding spending or revenue. One longdme income tax advocate, former House speak “I’m not ruling out the income tax,” he said. State Senate President Pro Tern John Larson, D-East Speaker Irving Stolberg, D-New Haven, even blew and criticism in the Legislature, where most lawmakers plan of lies Hartford, also seemed miffed at the circumstances of the found something to dislike in Weicker’s plan. “However, I’m not saying yet whether it’s the answer to Weicker a kiss. the question.” speech. Because Weicker asked to address the Legisla­ “It’s great to have a governor who has the guts to try But Weicker also won a measure of grudging respect ture a week earlier than originally planned, the 1,000- Lowell Weicker, champion of the underdog; by proposing a sweeping plan for tax reform and spend­ to do what’s right for a change,” said Rep. Irving Stol­ of their Said state Comptroller William E. Curry, “This is cer­ page state budget was not available to lawm^ers. berg, D-New Haven. nobody’s man but yours; committed to improving ing cuts to solve a $2.4 billion budget crisis. 'The bold tainly Lowell in the grand style — a very gutsy gambit.” “It’s bothersome,” Larson said. “It was not a budget “I think it was a bold and courageous move,” said our great state. nature of the plan seemed to surprise many lawmakers, “The package, as it is, is not one that will pass. But he address to the General Assembly. It was a staged media and Democratic leaders reacted cautiously. state Rep. Geri Langlois, D-'Thompson, another leading That’s what we heard during the campaign for redefined the debate in this state in the course of half an event targeted to get his message out to the general liberal. governor. Now, let’s add a few more sobriquets: mission One local Democrat, Rep. John W. Thompson, today hour,” Curry said. called the plan “courageous and honest.” “Anybody who says they saw it coming is kidding Lowell Weicker, liar. Lowell Weicker, the mis­ Overall, what I think he’s trying to do is shift money you.” guided. Lowell Weicker, the doom of Connecticut. By JACK ANDERSON from richer communities to less wealthier communities, In his 33-minute speech Wednesday, Weicker said at New tax examples In his budget address last night, the governor Him 8EEM5 like A VEW UEEfUL IDEA... and DALE VAN ATTA______and that has to be done,” said 'Thompson, whose 13th one point, “Being tough, this budget is likely to bring has turned his back on his most ardent statements: District includes Manchester. out those who would point fingers, seek blame.” He was The Wslcker administration Issued the following comparison of Connectlcui families tax burdens under the current state tax system and “As far as the tax program goes, I think he’s doing right. Wslcker's proposed overhaul: that he would not seek to balance the budget on MAYBE WE aiOULt) DHAHRAN, Saudi Arabia— They’re ■ For families making up to $10,000 per year, state taxes would drop, on avarage, by $128, from $358 (5.5 percent of the family's In­ the backs of state workers, that he would not con­ dirty. 'They’re homesick. They have been what he said he wouldn’t do, but that may be a move in 'The sharpest finger belonged to State Republican come) to $229 (3.6 percent). |®C0M5ICE1?1H15 baked by ^ e sun and chilled to the bone. the right direction,” 'Thompson said. Chairman Richard Fbley, who called Weicker’s plan ■ For families making between $10,000 and $20,000, state taxes would drop $77, from $639 (4.2 percent) to $562 (3.7 percent). sider bonding the state deficit, and that to suggest \fet 'Thompson, who has championed the cause of ■ For families making between $20,000 and $30,000, state taxes would increase $210, from $837 (3.5 percent) to $1.047 (4.4 percent). Gmn/pm Some would dearly love a drink. “anti-middle class,” and said the governor himself ■ For families making between $30,000 and $40,000, state taxes would Increase $282, from $1,180 (3.4 percent) to $1,462 (4.2 percent). a state income tax during this recession “would be They’ve seen precious few homemade children and the elderly, is concerned about proposed showed “pomposity and arrogance” toward the Legisla­ ■ For families making between $40,000 and $50,000, state taxes would Increase $486, from $1,359 (3.0 percent) to $1,846 (4.1 percent). like pouring gasoline on a fire.’’ THING! cookies since Christmas. But the allied cuts in local social service programs, such as FToject ture. ■ For families making between $50,000 and $75,000, state taxes would Increase $840, from $1,769 (2.9 percent) to $2,609 (4.3 percent). ■ For families making between $75,000 and $100,000, state taxes would increase $951, from $2,793 (3.2 percent) to $3,744 (4.3 per­ Yet it is Lowell Weicker who is advocating $400 voices at the front, from the high com­ Homeshare, which places young people in the homes of “Everyone from the kid who cooks burgers at cent). million in union wage givebacks, who wants to mand to the lowly private, tell a story of elderly citizens in a supportive role. McDonald’s on up will pay more,” in state taxes, R)ley ■ For families making between $100,000 and $200,000, state taxes would Inaease $1,334, from $4,166 (3.2 percent) to $5,500 (4.3 per­ “I hope [support for] programs like that will be recon­ cent). issue more than $700 million in bonds to pay for determination that has been enhanced in­ said. stead of suppressed by six months of sidered,” he said. He also accused Weicker of flip-flopping on a cam­ ■ For families making more than $200,000, state taxes would Increase $4,632. from $15,444 (3.4 percent) to $20,076 (4.4 percent). the current state deficit, and who now believes that waiting out Saddam Hussein in the 'Thompson said also that he thinks the plan is intended paign pledge not to institute an income tax during his imposing a 6 percent state income tax on Connec­ desert. ticut residents is a nifty suggestion. From a lance corporal: “I hope this is It is true that these are difficult financial times, 01991 SEATTLE Armageddon so we can get it all over POST-INTEOIGENCER with.” and that we may have to adopt draconian measures NORTH AMERICA SYNDICATE Lt. Gen. Chuck Homer, the man in Weicker to get the state back on firm footing. Yet, of charge of the air campaign: “This attack Weicker’s suggestions, an income tax remains un­ on Khafti — that’s stupid! That’s the From Page 1 thinkable. Bonds can be paid off, salaries for stupidest thing he could do. Now, why is workers or the number of woricers can always rise Take pity on poor Big Oil he doing that? To me it occurs one of the year’s budget deficit, now estimated turned when new revenue was non-prescription drugs, laundry and would be on top of the current 22- 'The Motor Vehicles Department recipients, to save $22.1 million. again. Those suggestions, even though contrary to answers is that he’s desperate, and he at $707 million. needed,” he said. dry cleaning, movies and amuse­ cents-a-gallon excise tax on offices to be closed in \^icker’s His plan to eliminate the so-called sees that he’s getting chewed up. Maybe The governor, a former Weicker’s income tax would ments, haircuts and consumer auto gasoline. He would also add 3 cents his campaign promises, could be swallowed. But Pity the poor oil companies. budget are in Meriden, Ansonia, hold harmless education grants to The seven biggest oil companies will he sees the sand running out on them.” Republican U.S. senator elected as generate $2.07 billion a year. repairs. more to that excise tax, 1 cent of the adoption of an income tax is not the tack to Everytime they turn around, it seems, Milford, Middletown, Putnam, New wealthy towns would save $80 mil­ earn $5.8 billion for the fourth quarter — FVt. First Class Keimeth Johns of an independent, also proposed By reducing the sales tax to 4.25 He did not propose taxing which was previously scheduled to they’ve got another public relations London and Stamford. He proposes lion. 'The grant formula would be take. a 145 percent increase over last year. Chico, Calif., an Army engineer: “This is eliminating 1,800 state jobs, 1,100 percent, the projected sales tax groceries, lawyer and accounting take effect July 1. a delay in the opening of the so- revised to favor poorer districts and problem. Now it’s huge profits. Will Mobil Corp, to cite just one example, Under the first year of the plan, an income tax JOE one big cat box. Nothing more, nothing of those through layoffs; reducing revenue will be $933 million less fees, as called for in one plan he Eliminating the capital gains, in­ called boot camp for young first­ cities. o their troubles never cease? less.” may indeed pose minimal additional burden on SPEAR deducted from their profits $271 million school grant money to wealthy than this year. He would extend the considered. terest and dividends tax will cost the time drug offenders to save $4.75 'The governor also called for the Consider their awful situation. Since for devalued coal deposits, old explora­ First Lt. Steven Swenson of Reno, towns; and closing seven Motor He elimin;.ies the exemption on m state residents — although the evidence of that is sales tax to international phone state $526 million a year, but most million. collection of $10 million in un­ Iraq invaded Kuwait on Aug. 2, they tion properties and future “environmental Nev., at the front: “It’s like camping at Vehicles Department offices. calls, used cars, magazines, children’s clothing and on clothing of that income would be counted CO scarce, and in proposing the tax at all Weicker has have been trying to explain why gasoline Weicker would eliminate cost-of- claimed bottle deposits now held by remediation” projects and still enjoyed a the foot of a sleeping volcano.” Weicker is also coimting on $400 newspapers, all clothing, gasoline. costing up t'" $75. 'The gasoline tax under his income tax plan. living increases for welfare retailers. proven that his words are not to be trusted. The prices shot up each time Saddam Hus­ 46 percent increase over last year’s earn­ A staff sergeant with a tank division: million in state employee union con­ great danger lurks in the future, when a govern­ sein belched — indeed, 44 seconds after ings. “We’ve got a personal vendetta. It’s all cessions. each burp, on average. At one point in wondered what had happened to the You can guess what the critics say. because of one man. There is not a doubt He said he reduced the $8.6 bil­ T1 ment proven to be not in control of its spending the crisis, by my count, they had thought petrol in the inventory — the millions of The APPOCS are war-profiteering, they in our minds this guy’s history.” lion tentative budget he inherited O habits decides to not only hike the state sales tax up 26 different explanations for this gallons that had b ^ n distilled from say. The APPCXIS are fleecing con­ Lt. Col. Dick “Snake” White of from Democratic Gov. William A. J3 again, but increase the income tax as weU. purely natural phenomenon. crude purchased at pre-invasion prices. sumers, they say. And how have the AP­ Arkansas, commander of a squadron of O’Neill by $1.15 billion. Connecticut is cursed with a spendthrift legisla­ Oh, I know what you’re thinking. The APPOCS had answers. POCS responded? With some intense Harriers flying over the Khafti battle: 'The tax on capital gains, interest ture; the evidence of that is proven by our current You’re wondering why the Old Cur­ Things happen so fast these days, they lobbying to head off regulation and with “My biggest danger was running into and dividend income would be mudgeon had a change of heart. I was financial condition. Lawmakers and the governor said, what with computers and ^1. And some very creative PR. The critics are another U.S. aircraft. It was almost like eliminated, as would the 20 percent the one, after all, who came up the there was this new pricing mechanism, Uying to get into the checkout during a toady up to special interest groups, pass multi-mil­ ill-informed, the APPPOCS say. The surcharge on the 11.5 percent cor­ acronym APPOCS, which stands for Ar­ where guys stand in pits and scream out new earnings will be spent on expansion, close-out sale on lady’s lingerie.” Speak­ porations tax. rogant, Predatory, Price-Goughing Oil lion dollar appropriations for minimally useful bids for future deliveries. And old crude they say. And here’s the humdinger: The ing of the Iraqis coming out of their He proposed dramatic increases programs, and then, when revenues unmask the Companies (pronounced “A Pox”). had to be replaced with more expensive fourth-quarter profits were “anomalous.” defensive positions to fight, he added, in motor vehicle fees, including an The fact is, 1 still think much of their truth that we cannot afford these wasteful projects, new crude (the replacement cost theory); No, seriously. Listen to Chevron “Now, it’s almost like you flipped on the increase in registrations from $62 to 0 m early PR smells like methane. But this and the price of West Texas Intermediate chairman Kenneth Derr: “K legislators light in the kitchen late at night and the $90 and a six-year driver’s license assert that to cut the programs would be to slice high-profit problem seems genuine. In­ Spot Market Cmde kept going up (the overreact to fourth-quarter profits that cockroaches start scurrying, and we’re costmg $90. A four-year license the quality of life in the state. i deed, I believe this so deeply that I will say-that-againrvery-slowly theory); and arc anomalous and try to pass knee-jerk killing them. They’re moving in now costs $31. He also proposes a 1 That is what our lawmakers do. And putting an resist the suggestion of one reader that I gasoline prices were only catching up to n ^ legislation, that is bad public policy.” columns, they’re moving in small groups 4 20 percent increase in Metro North add the phrase LSOBs to my acronym, creeping crude prices (the lagging prices income tax in their hands is like putting a gun to And, Derr adds: “You ask me what I’m and convoys. It’s exactly what we’ve train fares. so that it would read APPOCS/LSOBs. theory); and to top it all off, there were our own heads. worried about. I’m worried about a dumb been looking for, and it sounds to me 'The governor also called for the QO 2 The new initials, said my correspondent these mysterious market forces at work m Gov. Weicker did not promise never to support reaction.” like he’s lost his marbles.” elimination of $11.6 million in — I have edited his language only slight­ that nolxxly understands except experts. _ CO The next time you take out a loan to Staff Sgt. Rick Taylor of the Marine transportation, health and welfare the income tax idea. But he did promise that this ly — would stand for Lying Sons of When it came right down to it — to m CO fill up, ponder that “anomalous” argu­ Corps combat engineers, lecturing the grants for non-public schools, chief­ was not the year he would consider such a plan. If Buccaneers. put it in Street lingo — the bottom line ment and think about the painful crisis Marines on the job of the troops who ly the state s scores of parochial ^ O A brief review: was that the APPCiCS were struggling to he had followed what he told us all, we would at the APPOCS are trying to work through. search for mines: “When they disappear schools. He would also reduce nurs- In August, the pump price of gasoline make ends meet. And that gives perspec­ least have had a greater chance to see a spending Maybe then you’ll agree with The Cur­ into that big pink mist with body parts mg home reunbursements for low- shot up with such vehemence that service tive to their new problem: The major oil m > plan that took a real and hard look at significantly mudgeon that perhaps we ought to add flying, you’ll know what to do.” mcome pauents by more than $100 companies are now averaging profit in­ P ^ stations were being notified of increases LSOBs to the acronym. Oil executives St^f Sgt. Benjamin Hoover of Ok­ million. reducing state spending, rather than one which im­ creases of 70 percent compared to the several times a day via electronic mail. are Loving, Sincere, Openhearted lahoma: “We’ve got to attack the Iraqi If approved by the Democratic- mediately dips further into taxpayer’s pockets at a figures of a year ago. F^y attention here: The befuddled consumer naturally Businesspersons. forces unless Saddam gives up. But he’s controlled General Assembly, the time when we can least afford it. like a tick on a dog. He won’t leave.” income tax would take effect July 1, 30 Maj. Frank Timmons, who gets sup­ the same date the sales tax reduc­ plies for his troops, when asked what tions would become effective. 1991 PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE AMERICA 1991 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM Letters policy Perestroika at gunpoint gave him the courage to go straight to An income tax has always been 1991 PLYMOUTH LASER RS TURBO 1991 CHRYSLER LE BARON CONVERTIBLE the top, to a major generd, demanding The savings advantage: the • Power-Assisted Steering Over 50 standard available seating (or 6 Advantage: the longest • 0 to 60 MPH in 6 8 seconds Advantage: the best-selling • Power Windows politically explosive. A plan passed lowest-priced car in the wodd • 5-passenger room features including: Power-Assisted Steering powertrain limited warranty < Power-Assisted 4-\Wheel convertible in the U S A. Cloth Front Bucket Seats/ The Herald welcomes letters from its readers. Letters Perhaps. But it is not entirely inconceiv­ tents: “What was he going to do, send two decades ago under then- with driver's airbag* Plus; ’ 7170 powertrain • Driver's airbag and Brakes in its class: 7/70, Disc Brakes (anblock And it has a driver's airbag. Center Console should be no more than two double-spaced typewritten By STEPHEN GREEN able that the Soviets may attempt to me to Saudi Arabia? The worst he could Republican Gov. 'Thomas J. Meskill • Povrer-Assisted Brakes protection*** • Responsive 2.5-Liter 7/70 powertrain • 16-Valve Dual Overhead brakes available) •Automatic Transaxle 7/70 powertrain pages. The Herald reserves the right to edit letters for any Copley News Service do was say no.” GET A CELEBRATION DEAL! Engine protection*** Cam Intercooled Engine • Power-Assisted Steering protection*** STEPHEN regain control of all or possibly parts of was quickly repealed after a public • Spacious interior with rc.ason, including length, taste and style. The Herald tries $700 CASH BACK* and Brakes Eastern Europe. The Soviets’ continued A Marine major speaking of the outcry. Weicker’s proposals are by $1,000 CASH BACK** $1,000 CASH BACK** to publish all letters, but the decision of the editor is WASHINGTON — The international GREEN manufacture of large numbers of ground offensive: “I expect we’re going no means assured of passage. final. Writers may be limited to one letter per month. All honeymoon between George Bush and suategic nuclear weapons also adds to to expel them rather violently. ... We’re State Rep. Irving J. Stolberg, D- letters must be signed, and writers must include their ad­ Mikhail Gorbachev is over. The the danger of revanchism. going to spank them pretty hard.” New Haven, the General Assemb­ dress and a telephone number for verification. Mail let­ diplomatic marriage is not yet ended, but Bush’s defense budget is based on the Lance Corporal Harlow Fisher, who ly’s most outspoken income tax ad­ ters to Open Forum, Box 591, Manchester 06040. the trends point toward estrangement and presumption that the Soviets no longer converted to Islam a year ago and came vocate, blew Weicker a kiss when GET perhaps divorce. Furthermore, there is reason for worry pose a threat to the West. The ad­ to the Gulf in spite of his reluctance to the governor mentioned the issue In pointedly declaring to the House about the methods the Soviets have used ministration may have to revamp its fight a Muslim brother: “Islam says and said afterward: “It’s great to Foreign Affairs Committee that <1.500 in tallying their forces covered by the military spending plan. If the present pat­ honor your contracts.” have a governor who has the guts to “perestroika cannot succeed at gun­ treaty — techniques that appear to have tern in the Soviet Union continues, it will do what’s right for a change.” Berry's World point,” Secretary of State James Baker resulted in substantial undercounting. If be folly to recommend adoption of the Berlitz Arabic Liberals broke into applause provided overdue official administration the Soviets cannot be trusted to comply Ftentagon budget as now proposed. At Allied forces in the Persian Gulf when Weicker announced the plan. recognition of the regrettable the very least, the reduction of U.S. for­ 1991 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER 1991 PLYMOUTH GRAND VOYAGER LE 1991 CHRYSLER LE BARON COUPE with provisions of the conventional arms haven’t lost their sense of humor. 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TOO! “that it is very hard to have business as Transaxle believe that the attempt to evade the con­ assistance will be dispatched directly to your kind invitation to lie down on the “There’s got to be a mechanism $1,CXX) CASH BACK** usual.” ventional arms treaty reflects a growing the Baltic states. The adminisualion has in place to hold the growth of spend­ As signified by the intensified cam­ floor with my arms apart and my legs influence of the Soviet military in the chosen to bypass the Kremlin. This apart.” “I agree with everything you have ing,” said Lawrence DcNardis, head paign to stifle dissent, the use of force in Kremlin’s decision-making process. If ought to inform Gorbachev that he can­ of the Connecticut Fhiblic Expendi­ the Baltic states and the abandonment of ever said or thought in your life.” “It is so, it is time for the West to be especially not continue as he has without repercus­ ture Council. the former commitment to free market exceptionally kind of you to allow me to wary. Powerful factions of the Soviet sions in the West. travel in the trunk of your car.” “The Weicker said he sought to avoid economic reform, the Soviets appear to If Gorbachev fails to heed the message military arc reported to bitterly resent the water-soaked bread was delicious, thank long-term borrowing, such as selling be reverting to the repressive style that and refuses to return to promoting Soviets’ retreat from Eastern Europe. you. May I have the recipe?” And our 20-year bonds, and opted for the marked the pre-Gorbachev communist democratic reform, the next step ought to The Soviets arc reported to be falling be­ personal favorite: “I will tell you the three-year plan, which will be repaid regimes. hind their promised timetables m remov­ be to cancel promised trade and other names of many spies traveling as with funds from general revenues, Gorbachev’s reversal of course in ing troops from Germany and Poland. economic assistance. The United States reporters.” including the new income tax. The 1991 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER SALON 1991 CHRI'SLER NEW YORKER FIFTH AVENUE 1991 CHRYSLER TOWN 8t COUNTRY 1991 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL glasnost and peresuoika has given the The adminisuation continues to insist should not be in the position of bankroll­ 1991-92 budget includes $272.1 United States and, indeed, the entire ing the renewal of Soviet repression. 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Inc while those earning $2(X),0(X) a year treaty. A Soviet government tluit so easi­ with their patients 7-YEAR OR 70,000-MILE PROTECTION. Covers engine and powertrain (or 7 years or 70,000 miles, outer body rust-through (or 7 years or 100,000 miles. See a copy of this limited warranty at your dealer: just the propaganda of bravado. Bush is or more would pay about 1 percent ly can change course at home may just as Average time spent in a tight spot. He doesn’t want to look % r l ’ restrictions apply. <0n select new '90 dealer slock 'Base sticker price comparison Standard equipment levels va ^ "O n new '91 dealer stock Excludes Wyagers equipped with minivan driver's airbag t'Sales comparison to other manu­ "Sorry, fella. No bailouts for LITTLE more. facturers' minivans nSavings based on sticker price ol options It purchased separately 4-cyl base models, not equipped with airbag >See S-year or 50,000 mile limited warranty at dealer Restrictions apply 'Based on 2nd quarter Consumer easily alter direction abroad. with a patient like Jimmy Carter, who was emotionally Attitude Research Study. 1st 6-90 day's ownership °Cash back and option packages continue past sales event banks! NEXT!" Already there is genuine cause for o He said his budget is good news and politically paralyzed and locked for Connecticut business because it alarm about Soviet foreign policy inten­ 17 himself in the White House for the dura­ tions as provided by Moscow’s attempts allows business “to compete again ENDS FEB. 28TH: ITS TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO HURRY IN! minutes tion of the Iran hostage crisis. Nor does with all the other states and the to evade certain provisions of the con­ he want to look like Ronald Reagan, who ventional arms treaty. The Soviet claim 13 world.” minutes appeared for all the world to get a good CHORCHES MOTORS, INC. 80 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER, CT that three motorized infantry divisions His tax changes would mean $300 Manchester Herald night’s sleep no matter what the crisis. million less in business taxes, he MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH, INC. RT. 83 TOLLAND TURNPIKE, TALCOTTVILLE, CT should be exempt from the treaty merely At this point in history, America needs a because they have been redesignated as said, including the surcharge ENFIELD CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 907 ENFIELD STREET, ENFIELD, CT Founded O ct 1,1881 as a weekly. president who paces the floor at night elimination, which alone saves $55 shore defense units is unacceptable. It Male Female mulling the consequences of his actions. SCRANTON CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 55 WINDSOR AVENUE, ROCKVILLE, CT Daily publication since Oct 1, 1914. physicians physicians million. raises serious questions about future The troops aren’t sleeping well. Neither “1 want business to get a very WORLD CLASS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 130 TURNPIKE ROAD, WINDSOR LOCKS, CT Soviet military intentions as docs the ef­ are their loved ones at home. No matter (TIKVSLLK Executive Editor clear signal from Connecticut’s tax . Vincent Michael Vatvo fort to circumvent the treaty by shifting SOURCES: National Ambulatory Care survey: what Bush says publicly, we would feel CHRYSLER dealer only City Editor______Alex Girelli Society ot General Internal Mediane policies: we want you here, we need News Editor______Andrew C Spitzler certain forces east of the Urals to remove belter if there was one light burning in Vlymoutfi ' PLYMOUTH dealer only them from the pact’s jurisdiction. the White House after quilling time. you here. You are no longer the Nov 1‘jigluiid‘s way to goi Copley News Service/Ken Marshall limitless well to which everybody 6—MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Feb. 14, 1991 fHaiirliPBtpr Hpralft Barbara Bush takes flight valentine Section 2, Page 7 to demonstrate air safety From Page 1 LOCAL/REGIONAL Thursday, Feb. 14, 1991 would if the economy were heal­ artist would be drawing free carica­ fidence. We want people to feel The 128-passenger plane was about loon. thier. tures of couples tonight if they or­ Manchester resident Lorraine By RITA BEAMISH good about flying.” half full. “Some people are preferring to dered a special Valentine’s Day Gaddy said she was going to The The Associated Press On another matter, she said she Mrs. Bush’s usual government jet pick up and deliver their gifts them­ drink. A pianist would play in the Ground Round with a friend. Serving Manchester ■ Coventry ■ Andover ■ Bolton ■ Hebron and the president have talked about was flying to Indianapolis to bring INDIANAPOLIS — Barbara selves” rather than having them lounge as usual, she said. Jill Ryan, 30, of Vernon, said she the problem of military families in her back to Washington. Bush arrived here on a commercial delivered, she said. By doing so, At lunch time on Wednesday, was working at Sage Allen tonight, whieh both parents are serving in “I want people to know that air­ flight today, shunning her usual customers save a $10 fee. dozens of people browsed through but she had bought her boyfriend the Persian Gulf War and have ports are secure,” Mrs. Bush told government plane, to show the At Helium Hi’s, the most popular card and gift displays at the CVS some jeans for Valentine’s Day “be­ children at home. reporters aboard the plane. item was a combination gift: a teddy Pharmacy and the Card Gallery, American public “I’m not afraid to cause he needed them.” She also Gar side quits GOP slot; “We’re working that out. This is a “I almost passed out when I saw bear and jumbo balloon for $38 to both in the Manchester Parkade. planned to buy some red roses. fly” and that air travel is still safe. new world we live in. We’ve got to her there,” said Suzaime Home of $50. Another popular purchase was Many offered some details about When asked what type of gift she The first lady said she and Presi­ sort it all out,” she said when asked Alexandria, Va., who was flying to an “airwalker,” a balloon with arms their plans for tonight: would like to receive, Ryan dent Bush had discussed the faet what should be done about that Phoenix via Indianapolis. She said and legs that costs from $10 to $20. Manchester resident Sean Valen­ answered, “any type of flowers. It’s that air travel was dramatically MacKenzie seeks position problem. She declined to elaborate, she had earlier decided against a trip Business will be the same this cia, 18, bought a teddy bear and card the idea that counts.” down, apparently due to eoncems to London, in part because of the year as last at local restaurants The for his girlfriend. George Zyrek, 19, of East about possible terrorism since the saying “I suggest you wait and see what the government comes up possibility of terrorism. “But seeing Adams Mill and Cavey’s, two “We’re going to teen night at Hartford, said he was going to work start of the Persian Gulf War. popular places to dine on Valen­ Katie’s Cafe in Enfield,” he said. tonight at Showcase Cinemas, but “It just seemed like an important with.” Barbara makes it better,” she said. By RICK SANTOS meeting. “I haven’t made any chairman for the past three years,” Mrs. Bush was to visit a veterans Mrs. Bush created a stir in the In­ tine’s Day, the restaurants managers Bolton resident Alana Schiavone, he had mailed his girlfriend, who at­ Garside read from his resignation thing to do,” she said of her decision said. Manchester Herald decisions as far as running for any hospital in Indianapolis and an Air dianapolis terminal as her entourage 19, said she was going to The tends college outside Connecticut, a letter. “We’ve won an election, to fly on a regularly scheduled com­ Debbie Carmode, manager of The Adams Mill with her boyfriend and Valentine’s Day care package. When political office in the future.” Force base in Peru, Ind. strolled through. Onlookers stopped, we’re rebuilding the town commit­ mercial airliner. Adams Mill, which had 135 reserva­ family. She said she was going to she opens the box, he said, a heart- MANCHESTER — When She was accompanied by her nor­ MacKenzie, who sells real estate gaped and applauded as they recog­ tions by Monday afternoon, said an buy him a stuffed animal or a bal­ shaped balloon will pop out. Republican Town Chairman John I. tee, we’re increasing our strength at Mrs. Bush, referring to talk of mal retinue of security agents, and nized her. She was greeted by Sen. Garside announced his resignation and insurance, was lauded by the polls, and we have a majority in possible anti-U.S. terrorism, said several other police officers dotted Richard Lugar, R-Ind., who walked Wednesday night, he said wanted to Republican directors Ronald Osella a number of commissions and com­ “I’m not going to be held hostage by the terminal as she walked to the through the airport with her. make room for “new blood.” and Wally Irish. And he is confident mittees.” the committee will give him unani­ this at all.” gate at Washington National Airport Mrs. Bush wore red heart earrings “I’m not afraid fly,” Mrs. Bush New drug helping reduce mous support in the election for the for the early morning flight. She sat His words cleared the path for He continued: “But, we still have for Valentine’s Day and a deep chairmanship. “All indications show said. “You want people to have con­ in the front row of the coach section. Vice Chairman Kevin W. MacKen­ a long way to go. We re oumum- purple suit. right now that I will get that sup­ zie, who has expressed interest in bered by nearly 4,000 votes by the port," he said. blood death poisoning rate replacing Garside, who will step opposition. We have a lot less down on March 1. As vice chairman, MacKenzie is money than they do m our war Apache responsible for scheduling a special chest. We only have a majority of By REX DALTON market the drug. Officials of the approval only has been given for Republican leaders consider election within one month of Gar- one on the Board of Directors, ana Copley News Service publicly traded company say they their use in diagnosdc tests and one From Page 1 MacKenzie, 37, a hard-worker and side’s resignation. During the inter­ the Board of Education desperately hope FDA approval will be granted drug to stop rejecdon of transplanted deserving of the position. A town this year. organs. im, he will serve as acting chairman. needs total Republican leadership. ’ Heralding a new era in disease constable, he unsuccessfully at­ report, but have briefed Army month, that’s in essence not being Saudi Arabia. fighting, researchers today reported Interest is so keen in the drug that Centoxin’s results show that “a After Garside read his letter of tempted to unseat incumbent state “To accomplish our future goals Secretary Michael Stone and some able to support them at all,” said a “We’re putting parts over there,” that a novel new drug significantly the Army has secured a substantial human monoclonal antibody can be Rep. James R. McCavanagh, D-12th resignation, members of the com­ will take time, energy, commitment, member of Congress on their find­ congressioi^ source familiar with she said. “It’s a priority fill. We’re reduces the death rate of patients supply of the medication, which has given safely and effectively,” said District, in last year’s election. mittee gave him a standing ovation ings. the GAO’s findings. “That’s actual­ preparing for war.” But, she said, with a lethal form of blood poison­ been shipped to the Middle East to Zeigler, a professor of medicine as he softly repeated the words and money from all of us and those dedicated to Manchester s best in­ The GAO investigators, upon ly saying you can’t fly them at all.” the same was true of all Army ing. help treat troops injured in the Per­ who treats infecdous diseases. “It is Becoming town chairman, MacK­ “Thank you.” their return, urged Stone to consider A congressional source said many aircraft, not just the Apache. sian Gulf War, officials say. a landmark study, from that point.” enzie said, would not block him terests.” Deaths among patients with a He is stepping down to pursue sending all Army Apaches or their of the Apaches remaining in the When the first Apaches arrived in But like many biotechnology ad­ The clinical trial involved 543 from seeking any offices, state or Raginald Pinto/Manchntar Htrald major type of bacterial infection of personal interests in the wake of his “New blood, new ideas, and ener­ major components and maintenance United States are being deployed Saudi Arabia, they were flying 25 vances, there is a patent fight in­ patients with the blood infection at local. DIGGING IN — Workers with the Patricca Construction of Pittsfield, Mass., work at the site the bloodstream were cut by 39 per­ retirement as a real estate agent. gy are needed to continue our crews to the Persian Gulf. The agen­ this week to Saudi Arabia. Army hours a month so that the pilots volving the drug. Xoma Coip. of 24 medical groups in Europe, cent when they received the drug, “It has been my pleasure serving rebuilding efforts and to ensure vic­ where a Home Depot store will be built between the two entrances to the Pavilions at Buck- cy cited heightened concerns that sources could not confirm the could become familiar with the ter­ Centoxin, according to results Berkeley has sued in a San Francis­ Canada and the United States. “I’m leaving all my options open,” he said after Wednesday’s you and the Republican party as tory in the fall.” land Hills mall. Apaches there could run out of deployment. rain, a congressional source said. published today in The New co federal court, alleging an infr­ 'The padents in the study were spares and become grounded during The GAO found that a long list of “The Army quickly found out that England of Joum^ of Medicine. ingement of its patent granted last divided into two groups: those who a protracted land war and because mechanical problems that previously if we sustain this amount of flying, At least 150,000 Americans an­ April. Centocor has applied for but received a placebo and those who they are, for practical purposes, plagued the Apache have continued we’re going to run out of parts,” he nually contract this type of bacterial not received a patent on its drug. received a single dose of the grounded here. in the desert, with the exception of a said. “So they wisely put a goal of infection — called gram-negative The Centocor drug employs a monoclonal antibody drug, also z “When you’re able to support major problem with the rotor blade, trying to fly helicopters in country Tax assistance available from temporary IRS office bacteremia. It can produce septic laboratory-produced clone of a known as HA-IA. Doctors did not *n your helicopters outside Saudi which has been reinforced. only about 15 hours a month.” shock, a deadly complication than human infection-fighting protein — know which group their padents O Z! Arabia only 1.6 flying hours a “As of today, other than possibly Another boost to the Apache in kills 30,000 to 90,000 of these called a human monoclonal an­ were in. Relax, help is on the way. through April 10, from 8:30 a.m. to spokesman for the IRS. While people may ask any ques­ and use the full-service office in 33 1“ the rotor blade, we’ll give the Army the desert, a congressional source patients. By BRIAN M. TROTTA Hartford. That office is located at tibody — to combat the bacterial in- All the padents received conven- The Internal Revenue Service is 12:30 p.m. and from 1 p.m. to 4 “We can answer questions about tions they wish, the office is not S ^ the benefit of that doubt on that one, said, is that helicopters there have The drug, which uses monoclonal fecdon. 'There now are no FDA-ap­ donal therapies, including potent an- Manchester Herald opening a temporary branch office p.m. everything from dependent exemp­ designed to do all the work for a 135 High St. in Hartford. > m the reliability of the parts hasn’t in­ received better maintenance. There antibodies, is the product of research proved monoclonal andbody drugs dbiodcs and intensive-care, resear­ in town to provide residents with as­ tions to itemized deductions,” he taxpayer, Yakovich said. “We offer Hi o creased at all,” said a congressional are fewer distractions for mechanics at University of California at San for infecdous agents, authorides say. chers said. MANCHESTER — Are tax sistance on their 1990 tax forms. 'The office will be staffed by an said. In addition, the IRS representa­ the .service to the public, but it’s not But what if it’s Thursday morning source. “They’re still failing at same and maintaining their helicopters is Diego, Stanford University and Cen- Xoma also is testing a Grants But while 49 percent of those tables turning you topsy-turvy? IRS representative who will be tive will be available to help tax­ intended to replace an accountant.” and you can’t wait a week to get rates that they were before. The a number-one concern. tocor Inc. of Pennsylvania. monoclonal antibody drug (called who didn’t get the drug died, only Can’t tell a 1040 from lOW-40? Or The office, to be located in the available to answer questions people payers with notices that they may Also, individuals with questions help? Yakovich said taxpayers can reason that they’re able to maintain Also, the source said, the Army is “It is tremendously exciting to E5) on padents with sepsis, although From Page 1 30 percent of the severely ill maybe you can’t deduce which Probate Court building at 66 Center have about their individual tax have received from the IRS about about taxes on their business should call the IRS’s toll-free number at the higher rate is because they have learning to cope with the harsh bring work from the laboratory it has not reported such successful patients who received Centoxin deduction to take. St., will be open every Wednesday returns, said John Yakovich, a their taxes. refrain from using the local office 1-800-829-1040. the parts available there.” desert conditions by washing the bench ... to the patient,” said Dr. results. died, the researches said. ditional aid, a 2 percent increase. In Army Spokesman Maj. Nancy Apaches more regularly, installing Elizabeth J. Ziegler of UCSD, the Monoclonal andbody technology Among the sickest patients, who 1990 the town received about Burt conc^ed that many of the filters over air intake ducts, and fre­ research team’s leader. has been studied extensively for a were in shock, Centoxin reduced the $19.54 million in state aid. parts for Apaches based outside quently vacuuming panels covering Centocor has applied to the Food decade by many of the world’s lead­ death rate by 42 percent, researchers “There no joy in the governor’s Condo market Saudi Arabia have been sent to sensitive components. and Dmg Administration (FDA) to ing research groups; but so far, FDA said. proposal,” Sartor said. “This is cer­ tainly not what we were led to believe we would be receiving.” remains dismal Sartor said that if the grant remained at the proposed level there By BRIAN M. TROTTA clearer indication of how the market would need to be an increase in is performing. local taxes. However, he said, some Manchester Herald of the loss could be overcome if the The totals for Manchester do not towns were released from some of MANCHESTER — A slump in compare favorably with the rest of the spending mandates imposed by the local market for new con­ the market in the county. On the state. dominiums is leaving many average, Messner said, about 35 per­ Other local towns will fare slight­ developers with empty units and cent of all the condominiums ap­ ly better under the proposal. In Bol­ forcing others to hold off construc­ proved have been sold in the last looking at the tion until the economy improves. ton, Weicker has proposed a 6 per­ you're three years. cent increase in aid. According to a report on the supply of new and converted con­ The study also tracked the 'The $98,000 increase would dominiums in Hartford County, only average change in asking price of would lower taxes by about three 22 percent of all the new con­ the new units. The prices in in­ tenths of a mill, said Helen Kemp, dividual towns were not tracked, executive assistant to the Board of simple principle behind dominiums approved in Manchester Messner said, but overall, prices Selectmen. But, she warned, taxes since 1987 have been sold. Of those that have not been sold, dropped an average of 11 piercent. would be lower only if the state did S.5tS^v a large portion of them have not not put any resuictions on the use of even been built, said Steven Messner said that the biggest the additional money. Messner, the director the University change in price came in the middle “If the money can be used at our of Connecticut’s Center for Real Es­ segment of the market. In one in­ discretion, then I think it’s great,” our Guaranteed CD. X tate and Urban Economics, which stance, a unit that cost $113,000 in Kemp said. “But if we can’t use it, issued the study. Currently, 980 1988 dropped to only $70,000 last then what good is it?” units are on the local market, but year. Units at the upper and lower Hebron and Coventry were the only 252 of them have been built. end of the price range showed little big local winners, granted increases Information for the report, which change from year to year. of 12 percent and 8 percent respec­ will be used to create a data base for Messner said the blame for the tively. In both towns, state grants real estate agents, appraisers and ■•iKt slump in the market lies solely with jumped by about $470,000. In f analysts, was compiled last summer, Coventry, the grant jumped from the economy. “It all comes down to on a project-by-project basis, jobs,” he said. “There is a direct cor­ $6.25 million to $6.72 million, and Messner said. in Hebron funding rose from $3.83 relation between housing prices and n ie report tracks new and conver­ employment.” million to $4.31 million. sion units from 1987 through the Raginald PInto/MinchMtar Harald first six months of 1990. It did not Messner said the recent attempt to follow the market for downward trend in interest rates is SPORTING YOUTHS — Manchester residents Darryl Rouil- Crestwood Drive, get ready to play some street hockey Wed­ resales of existing units, Messner an encouraging sign for the real es­ Naab lard, 11, of 61 Crestwood Drive, and Tom Entwistle, 11, of 13 nesday. said, because the new units give a tate market. From Page 1 Parks and Recreation Department schedule of activities every year, he said. Not only did Naab pledge the directors will attempt to keep the tax Tnc following arc some of the programs, trips, and Spring Program Registration Ives Miserables/NYC — Saturdtiy, February 23. $83 lowing Mels games at Shea Stadium: Saturday, July 20 increase as low as possible, but he for Front Orchestra Scaling (rows A, B, C, D) and deluxe vs. LA Dodgers and Saturday, August 24 vs. Cinneinati also credited the Board of Education special events being offered by the Manchester Parks and Registration is now in progress for the Spring session Recreation Department. For more information on of the following programs: Aquababics — Mondays, rounduip motorcoach mmsportalion. $20 for transporta­ Reds. All tickets arc $26. for submitting a budget request that tion only. 7:30 a.m. departure. For seating infomialion and departure limes, please is lean. programs, recreation facilities, or parks areas, plca.se call March 25 to May 6, 5:30 p.m. (18-36 mos), 6 p.m. (6-18 the department at 647-3084/3089. mos), $13. Watcrcisc — Mondays, May 6 to June 10, 7 Boston On Your Own — Saturday, March 16. Stops call the department at 647-3089. “I think they did a commendable Golf Basics — for llic new and experienced golfer. to be made at Quincy Market and tlie Boston Flower job in trying to balance the needs of p.m. $7. Water Walking — Mondays and Wednesdays. 4 'These classes were well received last year, so please or 4:45 p.m. or 'Tuesdays and Thursdays, 4:15 or 5 p.m., Show. $20 for transportation only. 7:30 a.m. departure. Ndeita Certification Workshops — 'The National education on one side and their con­ The rate can only go one way. Now you con begin with, it's the best way to ensure you're getting register early! Instructed by Chet Dunlop, he will guide beginning April 23, $18. Ceramics — Mondays or Wa.shington, D.C. — April 5-7, $195 per person, Dance-Exercise Insuuctor’s Training Association stituency on the other,” he said, ack­ get a CD that's consistently high CD performance. you through the full swing, sort game, practice drills, 'Thursdays, 6:30-9 p.m. or Wednesdays, 12:30-3 p.m., double occupancy. Fee includes two dinners, accom­ (NDEITA) will be offering their National Aerobics In­ nowledging afterwards that his ac­ strategy, and rules of the game. Teaching aids such as the $38 for 6 weeks. Chcczic Tang Soo Do — (5 and older), modations at the Sheraton, deluxe motorcoach transpor­ structor’s Certification Workshop Level 1 on Saturday, colades to the Democratically-con­ 1% guaranteed to If our rates ever go down, your CD rate will never Sybervision and Sports Enhancement Learning Systems Mondays and 'Thursdays, 6-7 p.m., $23 beginning March tation, and lours. 8 a.m. dcpiu'ture from the Community April 27 and Level II on Sunday, April 28 at the trolled school board would probably go up every time fall below its highest rate. will be utilized. Proper technique will be developed 18. Gymnastics — Mondays, 6 p.m. (4-5 yrs), 6:45 p.m. Y Building. Mahoney Recreation Center, 100 Cedar Sucet. from 9-5 disappoint some of his OOP col­ Annual EKective Interest Rate Annual Yield we raise our Get the great rate that can only go up at any CBT through the sue of video taping replay, and analysis. E- (6-7 yrs), 7:30 p.m. (8 and older), $19. p.m. Level I certification is for Aerobics/Fiincss Insuuc- leagues. quipment will be provided for those who need it. Fee is NYC On Your Own — Saturday, April 20. $20 for tors, Fliysical Education Teachers, General Fimess En­ Some Republicans have been rotes. And since we offer very competitive rates to office. Or call Bankline at 1-800-842-2295 for details. $55 per person. Trips roundtrip transportation only. 7:30 a.m. departure. Addi­ thusiasts, Corporate Fimess Personnel, Medial and Well­ critical of the school board because Session I: Sundays, Feb. 24 to Mar. 10, 4-5:30 p.m. Trips do not require a Recreation Membership Card tional date November 16. ness Staff and Fitness Club owners and Directors. Level its request calls for an increase of Community Y building and arc open to non-residents. Register at the Parks and NYC/Ellls Island — Saturday, May 18. $29 per per­ 11 is for currenlly certified instructor who want to im­ 8.09 percent over the current year, Session II: Sundays, March 24 to April 14 (no class 3/ Recreation Office located in Center Springs Park. All son and includes all u-ansportation and admission to Ellis prove teaching skills by learning more about leading ef­ while the directors have ordered a 6 Manchester Main Office Manchester Parkade Office Manchester North Main Office 13), 4-5:30 p.m. Community Y trips depart from the Mahoney Recreation Center, 110 Island plus ferry ticket for Staten Island also. 7:30 a.m. fective classes. 'The prerequisite is proof of national percent increase overall spending 839 Main Slroei 354 'h M iddle Turnpike 14 North Main Street Session III: Sundays, April 21 to May 5, 2:30-4 p.m. Cedar Street. departure. aerobic certification and CPR certification. 'The fee is cap. Mcjnchi.'iter, 0fi0 40 Manchester, 06040 M ai u_ Hester, 06040 Center Springs Park Butternut Basin — Wednesday, February 13, 7:30 Boston Red Sox — Tickets arc now on sale for the $ 100 per person for Level I and $ 110 for Level II and in­ Although Naab credited the 647-5000 647-5599 647-5598 Session IV: Saturdays, May 18 to June 8, 10-11:30 a.m. departure, $36 lift and transportation only. following Boston Red Sox Games at Fenway Park; Satur­ cludes an 80 page curriculum training manual, prestudy school board, he said, “I can’t im­ a.m. Center Springs Park Plainfield Greyhound Park — Friday, February 22, day, July 27 vs. Chicago — Saturday, Aug. 17 vs. Kan­ guide, national certification cxatn/ccrtificute and addi­ agine we’re going to have enough Session V: 'Tuesdays, June 11-25, 5:30-7 p.m. Center $18 per person includes dinner, race track admission, sas — Saturday, Oct. 5 vs. Milwaidtcc. All tickets are tionally for Level II NDEITA membership and free ac­ money coming in from the state or Springs Park program, group photo, and roundtrip motorcoach $26. cess to NDEITA toll-free hotline. For more information elsewhere to even afford that This is o one time :iih ■' i ^ . ; ji. .ir.vitr ally .v I'lti. ij f.4od tat«* c^Dut the some maturity, unless yC'ugiw us other instru- liitn^. Minimum deposit $500, Personal acrounts maximum $250,000 BusmeM. or counts mo^in'’.(m ^ICXj 000. Yield assumes ptim ifxjl and interest in :.|| j* |. It Nr ot the -Ljfiginal rote Penally lor early withdrowal. The Ikjnk is n<;f nbligoted to increase its rules at any time during the Itjrmof your CD.' The last class in each session is two hours long. u-ansportation. 4:45 p.m. departure. New York Mets — Tickets now on sale for the fol­ or to register, call NDEITA toll-free at 1-800-237-6242. amount.” Intttfftsi. jtid m. .iiil.ly Roti- subjt^l to r.lujiKje Offer does not include iRAs. Memfier fDK 8—MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Feb. 14, 1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Feb. 14,1991—9 STATE RECORD About Town Adopt a pet: Taffy and Jenny Honor Roll Activist Fran Trutt released from prison Hawaiian night The Manchester Square Dance Club will be holding a By BARBARA RICHMOND Dling Junior High School has named the student who By JANET L. CAPPIELLO Trutt, 35, of C^eens, N.Y., said stead of traditional sutures. Trutt was sentenced in July to 10 years on probation, Williams said. Tmtt said she is living at the Hawaiian Night on Saturday, Feb. 16. Wear your brightly Manchester Herald have made the honor roll for the second quarter of the The Associated Press she has been living at an animal Animal-rights groups claim the years in prison suspended after 32 During that time, she is not allowed Lazarian Society for Animals, an flowered skirts and shirts and dance to the renowned school year. shelter in upstate New York since company demonstrates the use of months as part of a plea bargain. to enter Fairfield County, he said. animal shelter in Cochecton, N.Y. In Michael Johnstone. The dance will be held from 8 to Why anyone would abandon Grade 7 STAMFORD — An animal-rights being released from the Niantic the staplers on up to 10,(XX) dogs a She was to be released March 1, Anneliz Hannan, a U.S. Surgical exchange for room and board, she 10:45 p.m. at the Illing Junior High School, 229 East such a sweet and well-behaved Bonnie Babbitt, Michele Bakelman, Elisha Bernstein, activist freed from prison after serv­ prison for women Feb. 1. year as part of its sales pitch to sur­ but was freed early for good be­ spokeswoman, said Wednesday she helps care for the dogs, cats, birds Middle TUmpike, Manchester. A round dance workshop dog is difficult to imderstand, but Amy Besaw, Wendy Bowen, Thomas Breen, Melissa ing time for allegedly trying to kill Trutt pleaded no contest last April geons. U.S. Surgical officials say havior, according to John Williams, was unaware that Trutt had been and horses housed there, she said. will be given at 7:30 p.m. A donation of $8 per couple is someone did abandon this w ^ ’s Cannon, Janet Carter, Pilar Castillo, Sarah Conover, the chief executive of a surgical tool to charges of attempted murder, pos­ the company uses 1,000 dogs a year Trutt’s lawyer. She had been im­ released from prison. Hannan said requested. For more information, call 643-9375 or featured pet, a yellow Labrador Patrick Copeland, Ryan Cosmini, Danielle Crispino, manufacturing company said she session of explosives and bomb as part of a training program for sur­ prisoned since her arrest in Novem­ she could not comment further until 643-1005. retriever cross. Danielle Cyr, Nicole Daigle, Christopher Daly, Coilney will continue to protest the com­ manufacturing. She was accused of geons after they have purchased the ber 1988. she checked with the company’s “I’m just doing what I can,” Tmtt He’s been named Taffy and he Dell, Wayne Delusso, David Doyon, David A tw ood, pany’s use of live dogs for research. planting a sophisticated pipe bomb staplers. Trutt will spend the next three lawyers. said. “From Heart to Heart” was abandoned on Center Street, Rebecca Falcetta, Caroline Fenocketti, Jonathan Flick, “There are things that I believe in in November 1988 near the parking The Greater Hartford Jewish Community Center has Dog Warden Thomas Passcantell Melissa Foote, Peter Forbes, David Gebel, Melissa (3ray, very adamantly and I’m doing what space of Leon C. Hirsch, chairman announced the implementation of a special project aimed said. He was picked up on Feb. 12 Richard Griffeth, Elana Haveles, Suzanne Hersey, James I can about them,” Fran Trutt said and chief executive of United States at helping the Israeli people during the Gulf War crisis. and would make a nice quiet pet Hokkanen, Matthew Howroyd, F^ul Jendrzejezyk, Brian Wednesday in a telephone interview. Surgical Corp. Called “Me’lev el Lev” — “From Heart to Heart” — the for someone. Johnson, Kristy Keeler, Susaime Kicklighter, Deanna “I am not afraid at all of the justice U.S. Surgical uses live dogs to project is being coordinated by the Center’s Israel Affairs Teddy, last week’s featured pet, Kowalski, Peter Larson, Jessie LeBlanc, Erin Diddecke, system. ... What’s the right side of demonstrate the use of its surgical Sean Maloney, Richard Maney, Desiree Martin, Timothy the legal system when you have live Committee, in cooperation with members of the Hartford was claimed by his owner, TTie staplers, devices that are used to little six-month-old female Miller, Rebecca Mokriski, Heather Moore, Susan Muller, butchering of people’s pets?” reattach skin and other organs in- area Israeli community. Those who wish to participate in TAFFY JENNY the project are asked to bring to the Center on Feb. 17 or shepherd cross, mentioned in last Meghan Neville, Minh-Ly Nguyen, Michael Ni, Aimee February Is 24, between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m., the contents of one 30- week’s column, was adopted by a Olcott Street near the town’s XTS who take in stray or aban- Orduz, Marisa Orlowski, Jermifer Potter, Scott Rickard, pound “care” package — which may include such items Vernon family. landfill. The dog warden is at the Janed animals, mostly cats and Kathryn Roche, Graig Saloom, Kimberly Schiera, Nurit as blankets, sheets, towels, children’s toys, sweaters, etc. Still waiting to be adopted is pound weekdays from noon to 1 kittens. Schmerler, Jamie Schofield, Jennifer Shanley, Jesica Reserve unit Participants will also be requested to finance the $25 another dog mentioned in last pjn. Thre is also someone at the This week’s featured cat is Silks, Jason Smith, Margaret Starski, Heidi Swensen, mailing cost of one 30-pound package from the U.S. to week’s column. It’s a one-year- pound from 6 to 9 p.m., Monday from Aid to Helpless Animals and Karen Thieling, Sarah Thompson, Damien Vasseur, American Heart Israel. For more information, call Gloriann Levy or old female mixed breed. She’s tan through Friday. her name is Jenny. All of the cats Carolyn Wertenbach, Mary Yang. Ronny Siegel at the Center, 236-4571. and white and was found on West and kittens are neutered or spayed Grade 8 Middle l\impike on Jan. 31. The phone number at the pound and given their shots before being Mikkel Algire, Meeghan Armstrong, Brendan Beers. gets sendoff is 643-6642. If there is no answer, Heather Bentley, Shannon Blake, Amanda Bonomo, Awards presented this week There were two new dogs at the adopted, unless too young when call the police department at The National Daughters of the American Revolution pound as of TViesday. Ctoe is a taken. Tammy Boutin, Armemarie Brennan, Lynn Buonanno, 646-4555. annually observe February as American History Month. young Husky cross female. She’s Fbr information about either or­ Jennifer Carone, Sengkha Chaleunheuang, Rachel Cion, Month Jonathan Cort, Nicole Damiano, Philip Deslippe, An essay contest for local eighth graders is sponsored by black and tan and was found on There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog ganization or to adopt a pet, call from Weicker the organization. This year, the subject was “What the Olcott Street on Feb. 9. and the new owner must have the Protectors of Animals at 666-7CXX) Andrew Dorin, Elizabeth Eckblom, Doruia Edwards, Bill of Rights Means to Me.” There was an excellent dog licensed. Before being or 644—8515, both toll-free num­ Kara Falkenstein, Kelly Field, Melanie Fiske, Sean The other, an all-black Chow, bers from the Manchester area. Fletcher, Jessica Girouard, Aleksandra Gmurczyk, By DENISE LAVOIE do anymore,” said Sgt. Charles response. The awards will be presented to the winners licensed, it has to have its rabies was also picked up on Olcott shot. For information about Aid to Bethany Gorman, Karen Gorman, Kelly Grady, Candice The Associated'Press Broach, a 20-year-old University of CANDIDS BY CAROL Thursday, Feb. 14, at the monthly meeting of the Orford Street on Feb. 9. He’s about three Aid to Helpless Animals Inc. Helpless Animals, call 232-8317 Gray, Joy Holmes, Margaret Hyland, Dana Jenkins, Connecticut student who also joined Parish Chapter of DAR at the Manchester Country Club. 'Photography' years old. and Protectors of Animals Inc. are or 242-2156, also toll-free from Shonna Kalos, Elisabeth Kingsbury, Allison Konefal, NIANTIC — The waiting game the Guard to help pay his tuition. McCAVANAGH DONALD S. GENOVESI Agoraphobic support group The dog pound is located off organizations made up of volun- this area. Adam Kraman, David Landry, Kerri Lawson, Erin Marie continues for the 400 members of About one-third of the unit is ex­ 983 Main Street Are you afraid to leave your home or drive on the Leary, Ronald Lesniak, Jessica Levy, Amber Mallett, the Coimecticut Army National pected to be sent to Saudi Arabia, Manchester • 649-6619 REAL ESTATE CORP. INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. highway? Do you avoid crowds or supermarkets because Timothy Marchand, Kathryn McBride, Catherine Guard’s aviation-repair unit ac­ said Lt. John Wiltse, public affairs "Senring the Manchester Area of anxiety? The Manchester Agoraphobics Together Sup­ Moriarty, Kosal Muong, Sherrie Murdock, Christopher tivated in support of Operation officer for the Connecticut Army "Residential and Commercial Sales" port Group is a self-help group for people with Anxiety Nelson, Melissa Nessing, Jessica Nylin, Koren Odiema, Desert Storm. National Guard. The remainder, he 237 East Center Street for Over 50 Years" J.D. REAL ESTATE Disorders. The Group meets on Mondays, 7 p.m., and Santosha Odoms, Erin O’Neil, Heidi Peltier, Jessica The group first waited painfully said, will probably stay at its home Manchester * 649-3800 945 Main Street 617 Center Street Deaths Public Meetings Pickering, Nancy Possum, Toby Potterton, Tabatha to hear whether their unit would be base in Groton. Manchester ■ 643-2131 Wednesdays, 10:45 a.m., at the Concordia Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. For more information, Rager, Jeffrey Rasmussen, Martha Rautenberg, Michelle called up to support U.S. troops in Members of the unit said despite Manchester • 646-1980 call the Mental Health Association of Connecticut at Reichle, Leslie Robinson, Shana Ryan, Lynn Salonen, the Persian Gulf. Now that it has, fears about being sent into a war, the NORTHWAY REXALL 529-1970. This town IMitig of doaths Is oftamd fro* of chargo by tho Greta Savilonis, Jocelyn Schneider, Timothy Shanahan, they have to wait to see who among hardest part for them has been the HIGHLAND PARK MARKET BOGNER, MANCHESTER ManchMtor Horald. Paid announeomonta of daath and In The following meetings are scheduled for Friday, Feb. them will have to go to the war waiting. PHARMACY Hockanum River walk Mamoflama appaar undar lha Daath Nollcaa haading. 15: Todd Sise, Rebecca Smith, Patricia Sullivan, Hyun Jin zone. "The Choicest Meats in Town" Tak, Patrick Tanasi, Jennifer Tcdesco, Adam Uccello, Wiltse said the unit probably will "Prescription Specialists" PACKING CO., INC. “We’re wishing that nobody has 317 Highland Street The Hockanum Linear Park Committee will sponsor a BOLTON Michael Vami, Latoya White, Kristin Willocx, Stacy not learn who is staying and who is 230 North Main Street 349 Wetherell Street walk along the Hockanum River on Sunday at 1 p.m. The Manchester Winker, Thao Yang. to go over there, but if we have to going until they return from 10 days Manchester • 646-4277 Manchester * 646-5000 walk will start from Robertson School at 45 N. School Elizabeth S. Anderson Grade 9 go, we have to go,” said Sgt. Brett of training at Fort Devens, Mass. Manchester ■ 646-4510 Democratic Town Committee, Community Hall, 7 St. where parking is available. The walk will proceed Rebecca Ahem, Eric Babbett, Laurie Beaudry, Heidi Eckhart, a 23-year-old student at The unit is to spend the next few East Middle Turnpike p.m. around Union Pond and return to the parking lot. Rain Bowen, Daniel Breen, Daniel Copeland, Jennifer Cos- Central Connecticut State University days being processed at Camp WHITHAM NURSERY Patrick J. Cyr Sr. date is Feb. 24. mini, Patrick Cox, Kara Daly, Willyanne DeCormier, who joined the Guard to help pay Weicker before leaving for Fort • Quality • Selection • Service GRAMES PRINTING THE MANCHESTER 176 Broad St. Alexa DeJoannis, Curtis Dell, Brett Desimone, Richard his tuition. Devens on Monday. Come visit us and see for yourself We've Moved Fine dining at MCC DuFour, April Gazdzicki, Joshua Glaser, Ben Golas, Staff Sgt. Scott Audette said he’s AVCRAD — the slate’s largest Route 6 69 Woodland Street HERALD had the jitters worrying about Army National Guard unit — got a An “Evening of Fine Dining” will be held at Marcelila Goodman, Michael Griffeth, Abigail Hamm, Bolton • 643-7802 Manchester ■ 643-6669 16 Brainard Place Manchester Community College in the Cheney Dining William Heine, Christina Jadot, Kamran Lazarus, Tbnya everyone in the unit. warm send-off from Gov. Lowell P. Manchester ■ 643-2711 Death Notices “I’m just concerned about where Weicker Jr. on Wednesday as the CUNLIFFE AUTO BODY MANCHESTER SURGICAL Room on Wednesday, Feb. 27, at 7 p.m. Reservations are Lok, Lisa Marinelli, Stacy Masson, Michelle Mena, they’re going and where I’m going,” group reported for active duly. $40; deadline is Friday, Feb. 22. Fbr more information, Jason Miller, Rachel Morin, David Newmark, Ryan call 647-6060. Evening of fine dining is an armual fund Audette said, motioning to a room Weicker told the troops that he “Quality Service At It's Best" 717 Main Street MANCHESTER Rawlinitis, Robert Rioux Jr., Judy Schmerler, Michael raising event sponsored by the MCC Athletic Club. The Harold B. Hodge Jr. Siena, Brian Silkowski, Michael Spector, Hava filled with members of the Aviation realized the call to active duty meant Route 83 Manchester • 649-4541 Ralph L. Stence meal is prepared and served by student in the College’s Stefanovicz, Termille Waldo, Valerie Walker, Kelly Watt, Classification Repair Activity they would have to pul their lives on Talcottville * 643-0016 COUNTRY CLUB Harold B. Hodge Jr. 63, Town Road No. 8, Holland, Ver­ Hotel and F ^ d Service Management Program. Ralph L. Stence, 72, of Boca Raton, Florida died Tbes- mont died Monday, February 11, 1991 in Newport, Ver­ Nancy Wengertsman, Christopher Wollenberg, Amy Depot, AVCRAD, a unit that spe­ hold. But he praised the group for 305 South Main Street cializes in assessing and repairing accepting the call. day, February 12, 1991 at Hospice by the Sea in Boca mont. He was a retired Lt. (Tolonel in the US Army and Yost. JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. Manchester * 0103 Noises Off in March damaged helicopters and aircraft “You’ve got a job to do, and I Raton. Mr. Stence served in the US Army for four years. had retired in March of 1973. He was also a substitute MANCHESTER HONDA The Little Theater of Manchester will be opening it’s parts. The unit reported for process­ suppose what I like about that is you Mr. Stence owned a Texaco service station in Manchester high school teacher at North Country Union High School INSURANCE 1991 season with Michael Frayn’s uncontrollable farce ing at Camp Weicker in Niantic just accept that and head down into "If Honda Makes It - IVe Sell & Service It" NISSAN BY for 30 years, then moved to Florida. He was employed by in Newport, VT. He had been a professor at Manchester Wednesday. the line,” Weicker said. 24 Adams Street 164 East Center Street Noises Off on March 1, 2, 7, 8, and 9 at East Catholic the city of Boca Raton for 10 years before retiring. Be­ Community College. He had been a chemistry and biol­ Thoughts High School. Enjoy an evening of laughs while you Because there are only five such Weicker spoke to the unit in a Manchester • 646-3515 Manchester • 649-5261 sides Ws wife Arlene Stence, he is survived by two sons, ogy teacher at Coventry High School. He was also a sub­ DECORMIER watch a “British Theatrical Touring Company” stumble specialized units in the world, many packed chapel at the training camp Richard Stence of FL Pierce, Florida and Ralph Stence stitute teacher at Bolton High School. Mr. Hodge was a with their lines and cope with a whirlwind of calamities. member of the Masonic Lodge F&AM Aberdine, MD. members said they weren’t surprised as members began the administra­ "Sales, Service & Parts" Jr. of West Rilm Beach, Florida; two daughters, Charlotte Being a faithful Christian is not always easy. God asks Curtain will go up at 8 p.m. Noises Off has been He was a member of the Masonic Shrine in Utah, a mem­ the unit was activated. But that tive processing that goes with active A. RAYMOND ZERIO & 285 Broad Street Wemmell of Manchester and Gloria Stence of West Rdm us to do things, often things with which we are not that heralded all over the world as the most brilliantly crafted ber of the American Legion and the VFW. He leaves his didn’t blunt the impact of the news. duty: getting proper military iden­ KRAUSE FLORIST Manchester • 643-4165 Beach, Florida; and 8 grandchildren. A memorial service comfortable. God asks us to be different, to set examples, lunatic comedy in years. For ticket information, call wife, Kwangpun Kim Hodge and six children, F to “It’s like a feeling of hopeless­ tification, filling out forms and tidy­ SONS, INC. will be conducted on Riday, February 15 at 2:00 p.m. at to be a wimess. God asks us to love people, even those "Largest Retail Growers In Manchester" 645-6743. ness. I’m not in control of anything I ing up legal loose ends. the Robert J. Babione Ftuieral Home in Boca Raton, Boudreaux of Holland, VT.; Yong-Haem Hodge of whom we feel are unlovable. God often asks us to take a 409 New State Road 621 Hartford Road Alexandria, VA, Kim-Marie H ^ g e of West Point, Vanes­ LYNCH MOTORS Florida. The Stence family has requested expressions of stand between right and wrong when others we know are Manchester • 643-5168 Manchester • 643-9559 Chamber music brunch sa A. Hodge also of West Point, Harold B. Hodge in of Sympathy be made to: Hospice by the Sea, 1531 W. Rd- in disagreement with us. We are expected to be brave, 500 West Center Street This winter, chamber music lovers will have the uni­ Burlington, VT., Brian L. Hodge of Holland, VT.; three metto Park Rd., Boca Raton, FL 33486-3307. The Robert willing to step out, willing to speak up, willing to fight Manchester • 646-4321 que opportunity to enjoy brunch with some of the grandt^Jldren and a great grandchild; a brother, Marshall Legislature faces J. Babione Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. for justice. This is a pretty tall order. We think we are too JACKSON & JACKSON country’s foremost musicians. Zenny’s restaurant in Hodge of Manchester, (3T., and two sisters, Caroline SAVINGS BANK OF w e ^ to handle this, but we are not. It is amazing the Storrs will become home to a new chamber music series Geer of Manchester and Sylvia Hansen of South things we can accomplish, the examples we can set, the MANCHESTER REAL ESTATE featuring noted international performers. Music director Elizabeth S. Anderson Windsor; and several nieces and nephews. He was MANCHESTER Warren Lash has planned an exciting series of programs love we have to share with others, and the courage we Thomas proposals Don Jackson Rose Viola Jackson predeceased by his brother, Richard. Calling hours will can find within ourselves if only we look. “Senring Communities East of the River to be held on Feb. 17, Mar. 10 and Apr. 21. Brunch will 168 Main Street be held Thursday, 2 to 4 PM and 7 to 9 PM at the Con- Since 1905" - Member F. D. I. C. STATE BANK be one seating at 11:30 a.m., followed by the concert at Elizabeth S. Anderson, 80, of East Middle llunpike, verse-Rushford Funeral Home, Newport. VT. Ftmeral HARTFORD (AP) — Recom­ budget year, although analysts m the 923 Main Street Manchester • 647-8400 "Your Local Hometown Bank" 1:15 pjn. Zenny’s is located in Storrs at the intersection Manchester, died suddenly IViesday, February 12, 1991 services will be held FYiday, 2 PM. Burial will be in the Judith M. Lidberg, Volunteer for Mission mendations made by a special com­ Episcopal Church World MissionAJSA legislative budget office say the real Manchester • 646-1700 of routes 44 and 195. Tickets are $32. Fbr information at her home. She was bom in Manchester on October 25, National Cemetery.______mittee appointed to study ways to potential is much lower. 1041 Main Street St. M ary’s Episcopal Church, Manchester Manche^er • 646-4004 and reservations call 429-7510. 1910 and had been a life long resident Prior to retiring improve government efficiency LYDALL, INC. she had been employed by The Hartford Insurance Co. In Memoriam would not be allowed to die in the Whatever the actual opportunities One Colonial Road for over 30 years. She was a long time member of the In loving memory of John J. Grlbbon legislature without a vole, a state ORUNDO ANNULLI & for savings, Dyson said the legisla­ Manchester, CT 06040 Emanuel Lutheran Church, and was a member of The Februaty 14,1980 lawmaker said. ture cannot afford to have the public CARTER CHEVROLET Lottery Hartford Retirees Qub. She is survived by four nieces, He lives with us In memory still, Manchester Herald “They ought to live or die on a SONS, INC. believe the proposals were not con­ 1129 Main Street Barbara Jaworski, Dorothy Anderson, and Shirley Not just today, but always will. vote, not because somebody 147 Hale Road, P.O. Box 669 sidered on their own merits. Manchester • 646-6464 Here are Wednesday’s lottery results from around New Grandquist, all of Manchester, and Bonnie Lockwood of Sadly Missed, Quietly Remembered, Founded OcL 1.1881 as a weekly. stonewalled,” Rep. William R. Manchester • 644-2427 , AL SIEFFERT'S Although some committee chair­ Marylmd; five nephews, John E. Anderson of Enfield, Wife, laughter & Sister Daily publication since Ocu 1.1914. Dyson, D-New Haven, said at a England: CONNECTICUT Robm Anderson of Chino, Calif., FYanklin C. Anderson meeting of legislative committee men complained about the edict, APPLIANCES In Memoriam Dyson said that it came from the Daily: 4-3-0. Play 4 :9-5-3-4. of Manchester, Everett J. Anderson of Deep River, and USPS 327-500 VOL. CX, No. 116 chairmen and ranking members U&R REALTY, INC. TED CUMMINGS In memory of my sister, Julie Gomez, speaker of the House and the Senate MASSACHUSETTS John D. A n d ean of Maryland; many grand-nieces and Wednesday. TV-AUDIO grand-nephews. Private fimeral services and burial will who passed away on February 14,1988. Acting Publisher president pro tern, and that they INSURANCE AGENCY Daily: 6-3-9-9. Mass Megabucks: 10-23-28-29-30-32. JEANNE G. FROMERTH were not going to change their U&R CONSTRUCTION 445 Hartford Road NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND be in the East Cemetery at the convenience of the family. As I loved her Dyson co-chairs the Appropria­ There are no calling hours. Memorial contributions may So I miss her tions Committee and is on a special minds. 99 East Center Street Manchester • 647-9997 378 Main Street Pick 3: 8-7-0. Pick 4: 7-0-5-3. Tri-State Megabucks: Executive Editor be made to the Emanuel Lutheran Clhurch, 60 Church In my mentory she Is dear VINCENT MICHAEL VALVO panel appointed by legislative Manchester • 643-2692 Manchester • 646-2457 1-2-3-28-36-38. “Our credibility is going to be tar­ Street, Marudiester, (TT. 06040. The Holmes Funeral Loved, remembered. leaders to shepherd recommenda­ RHODE ISLAND Chy Editor_____ nished,” Dyson said, if the legisla­ Home, 400 Main Street, Manchester has care of arrange­ Longed for always ______Alex Girelf tions from the study through the FIANO Daily Lottery: 5-6-1-2. Grandlot: 0-9-1. 3-9-2-9. Bring in many a silent tear News Editor . Andrew C Spitzler ture simply ignores any proposals MORANDE ments. Associate Editor General Assembly. BLANCHARD & 6-4-4-9-0.9-2-2-6-1-8. Conirlc .E ie e n Hiromi Mae and they die without a vote. REALTY, CO. Features Editor _ _ Dianru M. Talbot The proposals by the Commission UNCOLN“MERCURY“MAZDA ROSSETTO, INC. Sports Editor___ Len Auster He said that vote may occur at the 13 Middle Turnpike E. Photo Editor ___ Reginald Pinto To Study the Management of Stale committee level, preventing a bill formerly Moriarty Brothers 189 West Center St. Government, commonly known as Manchester • 646-5200 Advertising Manager from going before the full legisla­ 315 Center Street Manchester • 646-2482 Weather ___ Lesley Radius the Thomas Commission, were pur­ Business— Maruaer..lanager _ Jeanne G. Ftomenh ture, but there should not be any in­ Manchester • 643-5135 Circulation Maruiger ported to offer as much as $577 mil­ ____ Gertinde Cotetti stances of a bill’s dying because a r e g io n a l Weather Production Director _ ____ Sheldon Cohen lion in savings in the 1991-92 CENTURY 21 - Cloudy, chance Pressroom Manager. committee never acts on it. SCRANTON MOTORS, INC. _ Robert H. Hubbard PAP AUTO PARTS Friday, Feb. 15 Route 83 EPSTEIN REALTY W . « h « * (Of oortSWXW SOS of snow Main Telephone Number 307 East Center Street 643-2711 Vernon, CT 06066 ■Put » t To Woik Por You" FI Ctrculellon Telephone Number Officer gets probation Joyce G. Epstein, Owner-Broker Manchester • 649-3528 The weather tonight in the greater 647-6946 543 North Main Street Manchester area: cloudy with DANBURY (AP) — A Redding chance of snow showers. Low near PubHshed daily except Sunday and oertoin holidays by fenders in which the charges arc Manchester • 647-8895 the Manchester Publishing Co.. 16 Brainard Place police officer has been granted a eventually dismissed if the defen­ 30. Southwest wind 10 to IS mph. M an ^ ester, Conn. 06040. Second dass postage paid ai special form of probation after al­ dant completes the conditions of his Friday, mostly cloudy, windy and Manchester, Conn. Fostmaster: Send address changes legedly slashing car tires while in­ probation. colder with scattered showers or to tho Manchester Herald. P.O. Box 591. Manche^r Conn. 06040. * vestigating a drinking bash in Oc­ According to court records, flurries. High in the mid 30s. Out­ tober, 19^. The Manchester Herald is a member d The Assodaled Fusaro slashed the tires of two cars look Saturday, partly suimy, windy Press, the Audit Bureau d Circulation, toe New England Officer Christopher J. Fusaro, 30, parked outside an abandoned house vortj 3 rl and cold. H i|^ in the 20s. Press Assocation and the New England NewsoaDer As- of Bethel, a three-year veteran of the where several teen-agers were drink­ socialion. ^ Put your money G uaranteed delivery. I( you doni receive your Herald force, was sentenced to two years Weather summary for Wednes­ ing beer and other alcoholic A m erican Atlantic probation Tuesday by Superior day, Feb. 13, 1991: Tlanperature: by 5 p.m. weekdays or 7;SO a m . Saturdays, please beverages. One of the victims and Ocean telephone your earner. If you are onade to reach your Court Judge Morton I. Ricfbcrg. h i^ of 38, low of 20, mean of 29. backup police Officer John Peter Heart W»i*»l«>gto«| 37* I earner, can subscriber service at 647-9946 by 6 o.m. Fusaro also was ordered to perform Quinn said they saw Fusaro slash The normal is 27. weekdays lor delivery in Mar>chester. 100 hours of community service and Precipitation: 0.08 inches for the Suggested carrier rates are $1.80 weekly. $7.70 Ibr the tires. Association C < W I Aocw.Wm »>w. tnc. make restitution to the victims. Trespassing cliarges filed against day, 0.64 inches for the month, 3.09 one month. $23.10 ter toree months, $46.20 ter aht Accelerated rehabilitation is a where your heart inches for the year. Normal for year Today’s weather picture was drawn by Tom Lydon. a months and $92.40 lor one year. Newsstand prior 35 the four teen-agers in the incident is. ULiJ cents a copy. WET?E F IG H T IN G F O R V Q U R UFE € t rr aouDv aou>r probation program for first-lime of­ were later dropped. to date: 4.96. second-grader at Bolton Elementary School. 10—MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Feb. 14, 1991

THE NEW BREED BLONDIE by Oaan Young A Stan Draka iHanrhpBtfr Hrralft . a w - m n •■■■■■ . '-N I HEAR yOU'HE MOVE THEM CLOSER PLAY THE RED BISHT Crossword A TOP TO THE COPY ON THE BLACK NINE EFFICIENCY j^^ROOAA AAAN e x c e ll e n t .. EXCELLENT ACROSS 42 Dalai Lama'a Answer to Previous Puizle Section 3, Page 11 land 1 Flying uu- 44 Genetic ma­ Thursday, Feb. 14, 1991 c«rt (ibbr.) terial (abbr.) DISCOVER S MlllUry 45 Flow abbr. 46 Most 9 Mai unfavorable 12 Short patlod 49 — In: does at calm superficially People to see ■ places to go ■ things to do 13 DIaalpated 53 Regret 54 Rat------m a w man 14 Medical 56 Bassballer Nolan — tuflix 1 E N D A ■2-r4 15 Goad 57 Environment T T 1 N 16 — fide agey. FILMS IN 17 Oriental 58 Hepburn, lor 1 R 1 N Q ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnaon aaah short E U R A L FOCUS 18 Magic lamp 59 Scottlsh- S T E R E ''R05t& ARf RED, YOU'RE A REAL owner Gaellc mixbd aceAiMG.' 20 Tattle about 60 Hockey org. sisler buts vVIOLCTb m BLUe.. (al„ 2 wda.) 61 And others A kiss 8 Adapted 38 Cigarette peeves 22 Tibetan (2 wds.) 9 Basis end goielle 62 Fruit of a 10 Center of 41 Opening (of 23 Bridge of palm shield pipe, e.g.) San Lula — DOWN 11 Prom 43 Innate 24 Made ad- 19 Extinct bird 45 Honey 2-14 H.L. Schwadron aired vancaa to 21 Indian nurse badger 1 Hawaiian 27 Satirical 23 Sheep 46 Small bird “Just bring the slippers and cut the artlat food fish 24 Woman's lur 47 Ell 31 Dull routine 2 Roll up garment 48 Authentic theatrics!” New is not This week’s column is turned 32 City In Utah tightly 25 Cry of pain 49 Computer 34 Harneti part 3 Olympic 26 Director Input over to our readers, giving them an 35 Olllcial gymnast — Preminger 50 Northern Korbut opportunity to air their hopes, their recordi 27 Stag constel­ SNAFU by Bruca Buttia A 37 Dame Myra 4 Large heavy 28 Poetic loot lation film dreams, their pet peeves ... well, hammer 29 Diving duck 51 Direction 5 Cities mainly their pet peeves. 39 Intermediate 30 Quiz 52 Cut 6 Before long (pret.) 33 Ostrich 55 Make lace SPIDER-MAN by Stan Laa ■ Michelle from Scranton, F^., on 7 Religious 40 Let! real 36 No Its, — or censorship: “If this continues, we’ll LOOK/ ) HEMUSTBe YOU WANNA TALK just a releases be buying our rock ’n’ roll from a r - W TT ATi/rsriooK ‘rock dealer’ in a dark alley! I’m im ws THE VANISHING (not rated) •14 0NBMlNUie5RS-n’M M A ^ / You may have to look hard to find just joking — I hope.” ■ Mike from Frederick, Md., on BeINGPUllro''ffiOM^ this little thriller from Dutch director t7 Milli Vanilli: “We could have for­ M^GICIW'S George Sluizer. But please make the m. given them for lip-synching, but effort. It’s a haunting movie that TMeNitbbFfl’M kiss never for saying that they’re more casts its spell quietly, in what seems EwxHeRe... talented than Bob Dylan, I^ul to be a leisurely manner; by the end, McCartney and Elvis!” we are in the grip of a terrifying ■ Ben from Marion, Va., on nightmare. Quiet Riot: “The last QR album was The story involves the disap­ pretty good. If they’d changed their pearance of a woman while travel­ name, I bet they would have done ing in France with her boyfriend better.” EEK AND MEEK by Howla Schnaldar Rex. He becomes obsessed with her ■ Laura from San Jose, Calif., on disappearance, and devotes himself Vanilla Ice: “I’m glad this guy is IF SOU ^ ME-THIS'FREE' IF I DOfJ'T FIfOD A to finding out what happened. Three SOCIE-TV REFERS OfJLV ID MAM ID SCTTLE years later, a “normal” married man

- 1991 by NEA me "THE MFtO... (T'5 BLATAUT DOWJUUJITH SOOfJ... contacts him, claiming to be able to ROCK ON SEXISM... solve the mystery. Of course, this man is a sociopath, and he has awful plans for Rex. The film is a tale of obsession — Rex’s obsession with ETHUE ANN his missing lover, the murderer’s VARE I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME obsession with Rex. stumped? Get answers to clues by calling "Dial-a-W ord" |(g by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee The movie was written by Tim at 1- 900 - 45 4-3 535 and entering access code number 184 Unscramble these lour Jumbles, Krabbe, author of the novel “The 95c per minute: Touch-Tone or rotary phones. one letter to each square, to form Golden Egg,” on which it is based. four ordinary words. Sluizer’s film is exceedingly well- getting rich because, otherwise, I 1NGLY WINTHROP by Dick Cavalli crafted — subtle, rhythmic and per­ think he’d be out there knocking verse. At a film festival screening, By NIKKI GODFREY time for Valentine Day, explore visual cornucopia of photographs compact book covering all aspects over 7-Elevens.” 1 VOU KM(DW, TVUe REAL-L^T AKJVONE GAN &ROW rVE (SOT TO SIT PCWN Sluizer has said: “I hope I disturb Copley News Service this human ability to communicate portraying famous movie screen of osculation. ■ Finally (and at length). Bill le. TH E LvANCP O F UP T O 0 E P R E e iD E N T SOME WHERE, UNTIU MV you.” He certainly achieves his goal. emotion through the lips without embraces compiled by Lena “Many believe kissing is some­ from Harper’s Ferry, W.Va., on his CELEBRITY CIPHER OPFORTUMITY, E V E N MB. h e a r t s t o p s THUMPINfS. Very good. Would-be couples are puckering speaking — an ability taken so Tabori. thing that comes naturally, that’s annual picks: “Most Overrated Male Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous VOYCE up as Cupid, the Roman god of much for granted. Whether your literary passion an inherent part of our biological Vocalist — Phil Collins. By his own people, past and present. Each letter in the cipher stands lor “KINDERGARTEN COP” instinct to survive,” Edmark said. admission, he does not have a good another. Today’s due. H equals L (^H u ss^'“ (PG-13) — Reality does not set well erotic love, shoots amorous arrows “Kissing: Everything You Ever for kissing is prose or pictures, 1 “But it’s not that simple.” voice and cannot understand why with this Schwarzenegger vehicle. in preparation for Feb. 14, Valen­ Wanted to Know” by Tomima Ed- both books refute the old adage Edmark begins her literary lip The traces of lightness he displayed tine Day. Newcomers to romance mark (Simon & Schuster), is, as that a kiss is just a kiss. But just people want to hear it. Amen! service to kissing by offering dif­ 'DZT ZTJXD ZJG GILOOG in ‘Twins” have vanished, almost as arc moistening their lips in nervous the cover conveys: a compendium how would one explain to an alien “Most Overrated Female Vocalist ferent definitions as to what, exact­ if “K Cop” were shot on alternating anticipation of that perfect first of “fascinating facts, quotes, ex­ visitor from outer space why suck­ — Sinead O’Connor. A ridiculous PDG XTJGSCG OZPEZ ly, a kiss is. ___ days with ‘Total Recall.” Arnold kiss. pert advice and exciting techniques ing each other’s faces is so emo­ look, backed by a lack of sound and Opinions vary, from the formal plays an L.A. undercover officer Few seasoned lovers, however, for endless hours of abovc-thc- tionally enjoyable? Edmark’s substance, is sometimes sufilcient to XTJGSC USTG CSD definition by a Dr. Henry Gibbons KON YED who must go even further under­ need such a saintly excuse as shouldcrs fun.” book, “Kissing,” may be the best peddle a number of records. Hmm, cover posing as a kindergarten Valentine Day to celebrate the col­ If, however, the desire to sink reference to have on hand. that a kiss is “the anatomical jux­ brings to mind Milli Vanilli.... RCUTXGDJCU.' — taposition of two orbicularis oris teacher in a quaint Oregon seacoast lision of Cupid’s bow with a little your teeth into a good book on In an interview, Edmark said a “All-Time Prime Slime Award — muscles in a state of contraction,” FHJPGT IJGEJH. town. Reason? Something to do osculation, a coming together of kissing is more voyeuristic, then disagreement with a date as to the Luther Campbell and 2 Live Crew. to a V.P. Skipper’s opinion. with a drug lord murderer (Richard the lips — commonly known as a turn to “Kisses: A Celebration of quality of their first kiss prompted Enough said. PREVIOUS SOLUTION; ‘What God throws my way Tyson) who’s trying to snatch his kiss. Love and Romance” (Citadel her to find out just what good kiss­ “Want You Back Award — The Please see KISS, page 13. comes. I wake up in the morning, and whichever way God son back from his ex-wife (Penelope Two new books, released just in Press/rUmer Publishing Inc.), a ing is all about. The result is a Bangles. Please resolve your dif­ turns my feet, I go.” — Pearl Bailey. Ann Miller). Miller and fhmcla ferences! You’re as needed as you Reed (as Arnold’s partner) lend are missed. grace and wit where they can; the “Best Concert — Can’t answer. I problem is a bankrupt screenplay don’t attend concerts for these and a director (Ivan Reitman) who reasons: 1) They’re outrageously remains richer than he is talented. Weekenders... Places to go . . . things to do overpriced. 2) When it’s over, you “K Cop” may leave you feeling a lit­ have nothing to show for it — im- tle queasy, with its inappropriately Icss you buy an equally overpriced gritty shootout finale, after which souvenir. 3) Conccrtgocrs have no Pamela Reed actually takes a bat to Prejudice discussed Potato pancakes control over the volume, and I value poor Carroll Baker, as the psycho’s “The Elimination of Prejudice” will be the topic of a group discussion On Sunday, the B&G Lounge on Sullivan Avc. in South Windsor will my hearing.” mom. (Fair) sponsored by the Baha’is of Manchester on Saturday at 7 p.m. at 15 host a Potato I^cak e Breakfast to benefit Family Friends, a non-profit In addition to the Bangles, Rock On readers want to hear more from “THE GODFATHER, PART Starkweather St., Manchester. The public is invited. For more information or volunteer program which matches adults over 50 with children who are a ride to the event, call 649-3894. Bryan Adams, Duran Duran, Steve III” (R) — Our nostalgic pleasure chronically ill or dcvelopmentally delayed. The breakfast will be held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. For $1.50 attendees will receive two pancakes and Perry and Jimmy Buffett. Rap is in revisiting the Corlcone family is their least favorite form of music, somewhat dampened by two things: Italian dinner sausages. For more information, call Joe Sandamena or Bob lacino at 644-8765. sales charts notwithstanding. And, Michael (A1 Pacino) has become a “A Taste of Italy” is the theme of an "Italian Dinner” to be held Saturday the average Rock On Readers’ Fbll bitter, hunched-over victim of soul at United Methodirt Church of Hartford. Servings arc from 5 to 7 p.m. Tick­ respondent is still in school, aspiring rot and Catholic guilt, and Francis ets arc $7 for adul.s; $4, children 5-12 years; and children under 5 are free. to a career as: 1) a rock star, or 2) a Coppola (writing with Mario Puzo) For reservations, call 523-5132. Fashion show rock journalist. hauls him through a tiring maze of Forty Bolton residents will model the latest spring fashions from Formal’s The average Rock On columnist plot involving the Vatican Bank and Parents dance Inn and many stores at the Pavilions at Auckland Hills Mall in Manchester. wants to be a fireman, but that’s Euro-villains and the death of Pope A Country-Western Dance will be held on Saturday from 8 p.m. to mid­ The show will be held Sunday from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. at Bottone’s Res­ another story.... John F^ul I. This mess of mystery taurant in Bolton. The Bolton Women’s Club is the official sponsor of the If you have a pet peeve (or even seems to have little organic connec­ night at the Kosciuszko Club, Vernon. Admission is $5, members, and $7, nonmembers. For more information, call 649-1949. Bolton Playscape fund, which will receive proceeds of the show. Tickets are a question) for Rock On, send it tion to the Corlcone family saga. It’s $8 in advance or $10 at the door. Advance ticket purchases or more infor­ along to Rock On, 8306 Wilshire a ponderous sequel, not up to the mation can be obtained by calling Norcen Carpenter at 646-7788. Contribu­ Blvd., Suite 6005, Beverly Hills, CA first two films, yet rich in good ac­ Valentine dance tions may be mailed to Bolton Playscape, P.O. Box 9331, Bolton, 06043. 902II. For a personal reply, ting (by Pacino, Joe Mantegna, Manchester VFW Auxiliary 2046 will sponsor a Valentine Dance to enclose a stamped, self-addressed Bridget Fonda and an clectrifyingly benefit its cancer, aid & research program on Saturday at the Post Home envelope. It may take us a minute, virile Andy Garcia) and some ter­ from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Donation is $7. Door prizes and snacks furnished. but we will get back to you. rific scenes (including Garcia’s dis­ Annual breakfast patch of two assassins, and a killing Coffee house The Fourth Annual Community Breakfast, hosted by members of on horseback that turns a Little Italy “Brotherhood in Action” will be held on Sunday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the parade into a medieval death rite). A Coffee House will be held at the Patriot’s Park Lodge, Patriot’s Park, Masonic Temple, 25 East Center St. Orange juice, scrambled eggs, bagels or Diane Keaton is again pinched and CovenDy, Saturday from 8 to 10 p.m. Bruce Blair and Bcmic McKenna will muffins, coffee, lea or milk will be served. The public is invited. For tickets marginal as Michael’s ex-wife, who perform folk rock and ballads on acoustic guitars. Admission is S2. Refresh­ call 649-9705 or 646-1318. Donations may be made directly to cannot forget or forgive; Raf Val- ments available. “Brotherhood in Action" and sent to 25 East Center St., Manchester, 06040. MEV,CUT IT OUT,YOU f THAT'S TH' WAY.' ^ TWOt! WE'RE ALL , - 1 THAT'S MUCH J lone is the compassionate cardinal FRIENDS HERE.' i! ^--^.^BETTERJ who's becomes John Paul I; and W ill ^o u 5 Sofia Coppola is a strong, camera­ TO AlAtNTyAIN yot/ye pulling figure if not a developed actress as Michael’s daughter. Sun­ Suspense overcomes movie’s flaws S t a n p a r p o f tan king George Hamilton plays Are you a future movie direc­ h Michael’s suave lawyer, and damn tor? Enter the Great Video Review UviN(j Pu^iN 6 Marlin off into a violent rage that ■** 0 J if he doesn’t, at one point, appear to By LINDA M. TROMBLEY veniently enough, that’s just what presence, the tension is chilling. Shootoft and find out I ends with her being beaten. The be catching some rays. The whopper Manchester Herald happens. Martin’s own words describe their 1 ^ It is during Laura’s escape from f * pFce^$ION? ^ relationship perfectly, “1 can’t live finish, with murders set in rhythm to 'ITicrc also arc a few times Entries will be judged by an im­ Director Joseph Rubens (“Tlie Martin that the plot gets flaky. without you and 1 won’t let you f “Cavallcria Rusticana,” is less a tri­ when L-aura acts out of character. pressive panel of Video Review crit­ 4 umph of “operatic” style than the Stepfather" and 'True Believer”) The character she plays acts sub­ live without me." t is back with his latest movie, ics and celebrities. This year’s Grand most lavish student exercise ever missive and mouselike, but all too ROBOTMAN by Jim Meddick “Sleeping With The Enemy,” FVize winner gets a trip for two to filmed. Though overall something of fast after her escape she acts too Tight acting and directing helps New York, including participation a letdown, the film is no bore. (Fair) which opened in area theaters last Movie sure of herself. It seems logical one to over look the holes in the week. £)cspitc holes in its script, in an awards ceremony and possible that Laura would want to enjoy plot. Audience members who TV appearances, and a selection of the movie promises to leave Review her freedom once she has it, but enjoy suspense will be too busy top-flight RCA video gear including audiences on the edges of their not iliat she would be flirting biting their fingernails and wait­ the Fhx)8 Sportable camcorder, ste­ scats in suspense. openly with someone so soon ing for the other shoe to drop to reo VCR and a Color-Trak 2000 Scriptwriter Ronald Bass creates a Laura Burney (Julia Roberts) is after leaving an abusive husband. worry about such oversights in monitor. For complete contest rules, a submissive beaten wife who few too many convenient coin­ detail. pick up a copy of Video Review, the wants a new life of freedom and cidences. Laura has always been Roberts effectively portrays world authority on home enter­ love. She wants to escape her hus­ deathly afraid of die water, yet Laura as an innocent and tainment. And hurry—entries must band, Martin (Patrick Bcrgin), she learns to swim just on the off frightened young woman who Key: ★ = Poor, ★ ★ = Fair, be postmarked no later than Feb­ The great muelclan, Ignace Jan who is hypercritical and violently chance that she’ll be out on a boat doesn’t feel she’ll ever truly be ★ ★ ★ =Good, ★ ★ ★ ★ = Vcry ruary 28, 1991. Paderewski, became the first pre­ jealous. Even a small look from in the middle of the night and can free. When her innocence is com­ Good, ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ =Exccllent, mier of the Republic of Poland after Laura to another man will set fake her own drowning. Con­ bined with Martin’s sinister :(k=Half star World War I. 12— MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Feb. 14, 1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Feb. 14,1991— 13 FOCUS BUSINESS Dear Abby PEOPLE Dr. Gott Aetna’s earnings drop 6 percent in Q4 Abigail Van Buren By KIM S. MARTIN Peter Gott, M.D. share, for the same period a year portfolio. their business,” which Lewis said “However, we carmot predict with its real-estate investment operations. The Associated Press ago. “It’s a good news-bad news appeared to be paying off. assurance where the economy is Its $24 billion real estate portfolio, ■ Want to peddle a script to Steven Spielberg? The company said its net income story,” he said. “It’s bad that they Like other insurance companies, including $23 billion in commercial You’d better make sure it’s something his com­ headed,” he said. HARTFORD — The weakened for 1990 topped 7.7 percent to had to set up the reserves, but Aetna has been battered by real es­ mortgages, is one of the largest panion, actress Kate Capshaw, likes. Aetna announced plans last fall to real-estate market forced Aetna Life $614 million, or $5.52 per common operating earnings came in much tate investments gone bad in the among insurance companies. “The ones that get to my side of the bed are the lay off 2,600 employees. The 1990 Commandments Unknown cause of & Casualty Co. to place $550 mil­ share, compared to $676 million, or higher than expected. declining regional economy. ones that you know arc being seriously considered,” results include a third quarter one­ lion in write-downs and reserves last $6.02 per common share, in 1989. “Aetna has taken an aggressive Total pre-tax revenue for the four­ Capshaw said in an interview airing tonight on the time, after-tax charge of $60 million year, but analysts say the insurance Michael Lewis, an insurance stance on the expense side of their e- “The deterioration in the real es­ th quarter was $4.6 billion, includ­ nationally syndicated television show “A Current related to severance, benefits and of family love sudden deaths giant is weaAcring the economic analyst at Dean Witter Reynolds, quation. They’re no longer trying to tate markets adversely affected the ing $3.1 billion in premiums. Fbr the Affair.” other costs associated with the reor­ downturn. said Aetna appears to be taking the be everything to everybody.” company’s earnings,” said James T. same quarter in 1989, total revenue “He very much wants to know what I think,” ganization that resulted in the mas­ Aetna reported Wednesday a 6 appropriate steps to ensure its sur­ Lynn, Aetna’s chairman. “We was $5.2 billion, including 3.6 bil­ DEAR R EA D ER S: What better day to revive my Tfen Capshaw said. “It’s a team.” DEAR D R. G O TT: Would you discuss SIDS (Sudden sive layoffs, the company said. percent drop in fourth-quarter earn­ vival. He said it was “prudent” for Lewis cited the company’s believe our mortgage loan reserves, lion in premiums. Commandments of Love! Yes, Dear Readers, I actually Spielberg, likewise, counsels Capshaw on which Infant Death Syndrome)? ITiere is a great deal of misin­ ings. Net income was $142 million, the company to put aside $226 mil­ withdrawal from several auto in­ which are intended to provide for The company recently appointed Total pre-tax revenue for the year had the chutzpah to write my own Ten Commandments movie roles she should lake. She appeared in one of formation, and parents of SIDS victims need help. or $1.29 per common share, com­ lion in the fourth quarter for write­ surance markets as an example of probable losses, are set at ap­ the former head of Resolution Trust was $19 billion vs. $19.7 billion the — but that was more than 20 years ago when I was Spielberg’s “Indiana Jones” films, opposite Michael DEAR REA D ER: Sudden Infant Death Syndrome is pared to $151 million, or $1.35 per downs and reserves on its mortgage Aetna’s “redefining the scope of propriate levels. Corp., Daniel P. Kearney, to oversee year before. younger and knew everything. Douglas in “Black Rain” and stars in the upcoming defined as the sudden and unexpected death of an infant Originally, I had written two sets of commandments “My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys.” or young child in whom a complete post-mortem ex­ — one for men and one for women. Then an early Spielberg and Capshaw aren’t married, but have amination failed to reveal the cause of death. feminist from Milwaukee wrote, demanding equality for a 9-month-old daughter, Sasha. ITius, the cause of SIDS is unknown. The tragedy oc­ women, insisting there should be one set of command­ curs most frequently during sleep between the second In Brief ments for both genders. She won. So how is this for a ■ Soul singer Curtis Mayfield, appearing and fourth month of life and accounts for about 30 per­ gender bender? publicly for the first time since he was pardyzed in cent of all deaths in children under 1 year of age, a rate a freak accident in August, donated $100,000 raised of approximately 1.5 per thousand live births. ■ Retail sales fell 0.9 percent in January after an even ■ Saudi Arabia, facing a growing deficit due to the ■ Nine more ex-supervisors for Eastern Airlines were THE TEN COMMANDMENTS OF LOVE ■ British legislators pressed the government to in a benefit concert to a paralysis research center. SIDS is believed to reflect a severe malfunction of the worse December performance, the government said in a Gulf War, is seeking more than $3 billion in internation­ charged with falsifying repair records at an Atlanta air­ Thou shalt put thy mate before thy mother, thy father, retaliate against the United States for rejecting British Mayfield, best known for his soundtrack to the nerves that control respiration; such nerves are often un­ report analysts took as an ominous sign the recession al loans, its first such borrowing in 30 years, diplomatic ports and enabling jets to fly even though they needed thy son and thy daughter, for thy mate is thy lifelong Airways’ proposed fare cuts on passenger-starved North movie “Superfly” and the song “Freddie’s Dead,” derdeveloped in youngsters. However, other factom also could be longer and deeper than expected. sources said. maintenance, according to the U.S. Attorney’s office. companion. Atlantic routes. gave the money Wednesday to The Miami I^oject play a role; for example, SEDS is more common in the The Commerce Department said Wednesday retail The overseas borrowing stems from a growing budget The nine were charged Wednesday with conspiring to Abuse not thy body with excessive food, tobacco or But the U.S. government said later Wednesday that to Cure F^alysis. winter, in children whose mothers smoke cigarettes or sales totaled a seasonally adjusted $148.2 billion, down gap resulting from $48 billion in pledges to help the al­ defraud the Federal Aviation Administration, according drink, that thy days may be many and healthful in the U.S. carriers couldn’t slash their fares, either. At a brief appearance to announce the Curtis use narcotics, in subsequent siblings of SIDS victims and from $149.5 billion in December when sales dropped Washington says it is upset because Britain won’t let lies finance the Persian Gulf War. to a statement from the office of U.S. Attorney Andrew presence of thy loved ones. Mayfield Research Fund at the University of TIm Asiocistsd Pt m s in families at the lower socioeconomic levels. The 1.5 percent — even worse than the 0.4 percent first The Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency, the official Maloney in federal court in Brooklyn. Permit neither thy business nor thy hobby to make of United Airlines and American Airlines use Heathrow Miami-Jackson Memorial Medical Center, he said reasons for this are unknown. reported last month. airport, as the two biggest U.S. airlines buy London central bank, approached the Morgan Guaranty Trust After operating under bankruptcy court protection thee a stranger to thy children, for the most precious gift HEIR NOT AFFERENT — Singer Jett Wil­ his songs have helped him through his ordeal. It was the first back-to-back monthly decline in seven routes from Ran American World Airways and Trans Co., to organize a consortium for the loan, the diplomats since March 1989, when its machinists union went on a parent giveth his or her family is time. liams, illegitimate daughter of country Because respiratory problems, notably periods of “Some of those words have inspiration and get months. World Airlines. said Wednesday. strike. Eastern closed down altogether in January. Forget not the virtue of cleanliness. up and go,” said Mayfield, who is paralyzed from legend Hank Williams, is seeking a share apnea (absence of breathing) do not always prec^e Make not thy mate a beggar, but willingly share with the neck down and doesn’t know when he’ll be able of the late singer’s estate. SIDS, prevention is often impossible. However, in^ in­ thy mate thy wordly goods. to sing again. fants who exhibit sleep apnea, various sensing devices Forget not to say, *T love you.” For even though thy “I am still a bit weak in my respiratory area, so it are available to monitor these children during sleep and love may be constant, thy mate doth yearn to hear those may take a bit of time for me to actually vocalize,” either stimulate them to breathe or alert the sleeping words. he said. The Smithsonian Institution will house the foun­ parents that a problem is developing. Kiss To obtain more information about this devastating af­ Remember that the approval of thy mate is worth more Mayfield was injured when a lighting tower dation’s archives, names of award winners, fliction, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to the than the admiring glances of a hundred strangers, so blown over by a gust of wind fell on his head before memorabilia, film footage and oral histories. From Page 11 cleave unto thy mate, and forsake all others. a concert in New York City. ■ The Rev. Demond Wilson, who played Redd National Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Fbundation, Keep thy home in good repair, for out of it cometh the ■ Maxine Brown, A1 Hibbler, Albert King, 10500 Little I^tuxent I^kway, Suite 420, Columbia, Fbxx’s son on the 1970s television show “Sanford perhaps from experience, that a where it comes from, kissing is a of kissing. Her lists of “kis- romance quickly became obvious profound sexual relationship.” raphers constantly documenting joys of old age. .Jimmy M cCracklin and Curtis Mayfield are MD 21044 or telephone H 800) 221-SIDS. and Son,” says people can be whatever they make kiss is “to a young girl, faith; to a consequential conveyance of love, sonyms” — canoodle, lip-lock, to Tabori as perfect material for a Tabori cites a favorite example: movie production like they did in Forgive with grace. For who among us docs not need among those to be honored by the Rhythm and themselves. “In the movie ‘On Golden Ibnd,’ the old days,” she said. married woman, hope; to an old whether social, familial or sexual. spin cycling, lip sushi, molar pictoral essay. to be forgiven? Blues Fbundation at a special awards ceremony. “Success and failure begins with you,” he told DEAR DR. G O TT: Do you recommend Monistat Katharine Hepburn and Henry There also are no stills of her z maid, charity.” “Kissing” covers all aspects of mashing, tonsil hockey — are “The original idea was for the ■n Honor the Lord thy God all the days of thy life, and The artists will each receive awards of $15,000 at students Wednesday at Carroll High School, one of cream for the treatment of vaginal infections? Fonda have been married for years favorite classic cartoon kiss bet­ There is some agreement — Sir lip communication, from kissing evidence, alone, that a kiss is never book just to be a collection of T] thy children will rise up and call thee blessed. a Feb. 21 ceremony at Tatou, a Manhattan club, the three schools he spoke at. DEAR REA D ER: Monistat (miconazole) cream is an and convey a look of extraordinary ween the starring dogs in “Lady O John Suckling and Warren basics and the anatomy of a kiss, simply just a kiss. memorable movie kisses. But it foimdation said Wednesday. Two groups, the Five But Wilson warned the students, most of whom effective treatment for yeast (Candida) vaginitis. The knowing and commitment to each and the Tramp,” whose canine lips 33 • 1" Goldberg, similarly define kissing to kissing etiquette, turn-ons and Fbr visual enforcement, turn soon evolved into a book about Keys and the Spaniels, will receive $20,000 each. were black, that they must do more and work harder medicine is also available in vaginal suppositories. There other. When Ibnda says, ‘Do you meet at the end of a single su~and as, respectively, “love’s lesser tum-offs (avoid eating liver and your valentine eyes to Tabori’s kissing as communication of emo­ Writer Doc Ftomus will receive a special award to get where they want because of prejudice. are no side effects. wanna dance or you waima just of spaghetti. m What teen-agers need to know about sex, drugs, AIDS, lighming,” and “lip service to onions before a meeting of the photographic compilation of the tions in movies,” Tabori said. > . • - and Ray Charles will receive the Legend Award. “Black kids have to be twice as ambitious, twice However, Monistat and similar anti-fungal agents are suck face?’ he’s not asking her to Despite this, Tabori’s final H ."i o and getting along with their peers and parents is now in love” — however, Edmark says lips). big screen’s all-time great kisses. “At first, I felt sure kisses were Presenters will include Ruth Brown, Bonnie Raitt as motivated, and have twice the goods to com­ not appropriate therapy for other types of vaginal infec­ go to bed, they’re just com­ selection of photos shows the Abby’s updated, expanded booklet, “What Every Teen nobody is really sure of the origin Edmark includes a flow chart In a recent interview, Tabori just about ‘I love you,’ but the 5 and Whimey Houston. pete,” said Wilson, who also starred in a black tion, such as bacterial vaginitis. Therefore, before begin­ municating.” screen’s most memorable kisses of 03 Should Know.” To order, send a long, business-size, of kissing. for a first kiss and explores the said “Kisses” came together after conversation surrounding screen z ' ■< Money for the awards comes from interest on a scries of “The Odd Couple” and in ABC’s “Baby, ning treatment, doctors usually try to identify the source Most of the photographs in innocence, passion and commit­ self-addressed envelope, plus check or money order for Edmark explains different technical nuances of kissing in a perusing MGM’s film archives, kisses was so extraordinary I $1.5 million endowment that Atlantic Records, I’m Back” with Diahann Carroll. of the infection by examination and smears/cultures of “Kisses” are, unintentionally, from ment. H $3.95 ($4.50 in Canada) to: Dear Abby, Teen Booklet, theories that suggest kissing comes chapter on “Mastering the Art,” in­ now owned by TUmer Broadcast­ began looking at the kiss as a which recorded many early R&B artists, gave to The Monroe school system’s drug-free schools the discharge, which always characterizes this disorder. movies of the 1930s and ’40s. m from carly man’s survival instinct cluding “how to” documentation ing Systems Inc. (The book in­ vehicle, a messenger, a conduit I P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, 111. 61054. (Postage is in­ start the foundation two years ago. Once the infecting agent has been identified, therapy can Tabori regrets not being able to in­ “Life is so much more compli­ program paid for his speaking engagement. of licking salt from one another’s on different techniques — the spired a one-hour special on kiss­ through which characters con­ o m cluded.) be prescribed. clude great kissing moipents from cated than the movies,” Tabori skin, from ancient spiritual rituals pressure kiss, the fish kiss, lip-o- ing to air on TBS Inc.’s affiliated veyed tmst, betrayal, seduction contemporary movies such as says. of exchanging souls through the suction, the French hummer, win­ cable channel, 'Rimer Network and lust. lips or from a sebum gland in the dow-wiper and over-the-shoulder Television, Monday, Feb. 11, at 8 “A (screen) kiss is never so “Pretty Woman,” “Unbearble “People seek relief in watching mouth that makes kissing an in­ sideswipe smack. p.m. Eastern Daylight Time.) simple in the traditional sense of a Lighmess of Being” and “Top the simplistic solutions of love THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1991— PRIME TIME stinctual biological function. It is obvious, at a glance, that The ptower of a kiss on the big kiss, nor is it as simple as to indi­ Gun.” through the simple act of a perfect No matter what exactly it is or Edmark has satisfied her curiosity screen to communicate great cate the begiiming of a more “Studios don’t have photog­ screen kiss.” CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 OVER THE AIR CHANNELS

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With a little this impeccable 3 arc related in any way, shape or CABLE CHANNELS Manchester Herald, Ad­ bo o k. R e w a ro l 6 4 3 - minded individuals to $3/Minute. 24 Hours. 6470. floor bedroom, custom TLC you can call this 3 bedroom Cape with form. vertiser hereby agrees 1899 work in our Manchester interior including bay bedroom ranch fireplaced living room, Avenger* "Inlercnme" World of Between World in Challenge Movie: “A Room With a Vltw" (1986, Drama) Helena Bonham Iniprov WoiM In ChaHeng* Movie: “A Room With a View" (1988. Drama) Helena 1 HAIR STYLIST NEEDED- A&E to protect, indemnify and West Hartford window and beautiful "Home." Nice, vinyl family room, new ther­ Survival the Wars Action ol the Seat Carter, Maggie Smith. TonH* Action (R ) ol the Seas Bonham Carter, Maggie Smith. 1 Experience preferred. 21 HOMES FOR SAL^ and hold harmless the locations. We provide fireplace in living room, sided, starter home with mopane windowsi Q. 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(5:30) Movie: "Pink Cadillac” (1989. Movie: "Revenge ol the Nerda II: Movie: “After Midnight" (1989. Horror) Movie; “Out on Ball" (1989, Drama) (1989, Drama) John CHILD CARE NEEDED- career advancement. If REPRESENTATIVES- tal of 4100 with bonus ment too! Anno Miller and fenced yard. DW Miss Durbin for the past 14 years. Movie; “On* Men Force" Movie; “Halloween 5" Comedy) Clml Eastwood A bail Herds in Paradiie" (1967) More Jillian McWhirter. Psychology students Robert GInty. A drifter and a widow join Matuszak, Ronny Cox. A football player-turned- (1989, Horror) Donald liability, loss or ex­ Mature, loving, respon­ you’re determined, per­ Looking for people with room finished. Open Real Estate, 647-8000. Fish Real Estate. 643- She is well and happy. 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Housesl" Blanchard & was living in France and assumed ESPN tpoftsC«n* competition and libel 4525 ask lor Rosella. tunity for right person. appliances, economical ro u g h b re d s Florida (bve) 1 lia r 1 roughbred* Ur resume only to: UST, F Rossetto Real Estate, she could speak French, but it’s nice ! and slander, which may References required. gas heat, easy care 1(5K)0) Movie: “Superman" (1978. Movie: "The Monster Squad" (1987) Movie; "Hard to Kill" (1990, Drama) Steven Seagal. Comedy Hour "B e s t of Movla; "ShMey ValanHnt" 11989, Comedy) Pauline TELEPHONE SALES-Part PO Box 192, South 646-2482. to know of her wellness and happi­ Kid* in the Movie; result from the publica­ vinyl siding, pretty treed Fantasy) Chri: ■lopher Reeve An infant Andre Gower. Adolescent monster- Kelly Le Brock. A policeman emerges Irom a seven- Robert Townsend & His Collins, Tom Conti. A bored Liverpool h o u s^ le tries HaU (R ) (In “Some time out of your home. Sheridane Kennels, Glastonbury, Ct. 06073. 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My source for this answer is Concert A tribute to Roy Shepherd, Robert Downey J r. A deceased lawyer, John Candy, Peier Boyle. A group ol ( H ) g for HowiewouWfl Hovne Davidovich. Based on Louisiana Governor Earl K. IV Woody Harrelson by the Manchester MANAGER WANTED-To Orbison and benefil lor the WANTED-Ask for Jack. sense to own rather lent condition inside my friend June Lockhart, who was S h o w t i m e reincarnated as a 23-year-okJ, accidentally stumbles zany drivers compete in a coasl-lo-coast Mandel performs at Valley Long's scandalous affair with a Naw Orleans stripper In Inhoduces live atand-up CLERICAL-JOB ACCESS ru n lotto express SPRAY THAT stain owov. homeless. (In Stereo) back into his former wile's life (In Stereo) "PG" (Adult autom obile race. "PG" Forge Music Fair. (R) (In Herald. Jack Lappen Realty. than rent! Spacious and out. 3 Bedrooms, the lata 1950a. (In Stereo) "R" (Adult language, adult comics. (R) (In Stereo) outlets. 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Miami VIca "Freelafl" (In Equalizer "Rrst U ghI" Movie; "Agnes ol God" (1985, Drama) Jana Fonda. 1 Manchester Dog Tuesday, Thursday, 7 Days a week. 7 Days a week. Estate, 647-8400. Real Estate, 647-8400. most magical I v, when od- o f mail, personal replies cannot he Perfect Foil " g William Sadler. Stereo) (Part 2 ol 2) Anne Banaolt. | Warden. 643-6642. Friday. 644-1509. $3/Minute. 24 Hours. provided.) $3/Minute. 24 Hours. vcniscr' In classified. 14___MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Feb. 14, 1991 , MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Feb. 14,1991—15 LEGAL NOTICE KIT ’N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright 'g l HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE a i HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE TOWN OF MANCHESTER 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 25 BUSINESS 32 APARTMENTS FOR LEGAL NOTICE PROPERIT ______RENT______QUICK-Sale Price! Large MANCHESTER- LEASE/PURCHASE IMPECCABLE-Move-in ENERGY EFFICIENT- MANCHESTER- MANCHESTER-Reduced, Hugh OVER SIZED RANCH- MOST WONDERFUL 10 Room, 3-1/2 bath, The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hear­ SITE-Manchester, 2 bedroom ranch set on $174,900. Sitting pretty I OPPORTUNITYlil conditioni 8 Room, 4 Lovely split level ranch- $129,900. Nice locale. $134,900. Charming ing on Monday, February 20,1991 at 7:00 P.M. in the Hearing Large fireplaced living MANCHESTER-Available MANCHESTER-2.3 and 6 brick residence in im­ $257,900. Immaculate a cul-de-sac lot with Lovely custom built $68,000-$72,900. Put bedroom, 1-1/2 bath type radiating comfy Fireside cheer is a plus aluminum sided Room, Uncoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, Connec­ room with dining area. immediately 1200 Room apartments. your rent towards a peccable condition. Wendell Reid built lake view. Fireplace, home with brick front Colonial with beautiful, charm. Vinyl siding. value. Beautiful Colonial. New kitchen, ticut to hear and consider the following petitions; Family room, kitchen square feet commer- Security. 646-2426. hardwood floors, sits high on hill with cir- down payment on this in ground pool. Great family area, tree- upkeep, aluminum front to back living Hugh formal living over- with picture window home with spectacular cial/industrial. 3 Phase DOWNEf^T ASSOCIATES LIMITED MRTNERSHIP — Weekdays, 9am-5pm. storage-workshop cular drive. 2 great 2-3 bedroom Remodeled kitchen lined street, cozy siding, 1-1/2 story Cape room, hardwood floors, looking beautiful overlooking private view of Hartford skyline. electric, sprinkler Colonial with new (NICEI). Family room 2 car garage on a quiet groundsi $300’s. f ■ " ‘t Sidewalk Deferment (D-71) —- Enjoy gorgeous sun­ system, $550 per MANCHESTER-1 and 2 shed. Coventry, Fireplaces, immaculate hearth,natural Cod. Hardwood floors, 354-356 ^ck la n d Street and 1524 PleaaanI Valley Road __ country lot. Asking kitchen, 2 full baths, full with stone fireplace. woodwork, hardwood street. Only 2 miles to Seeing is believingl sets from family room. month. 646-5477. Room apartments for $107,900. Roy and in-law possibilities. den, modern kitchen, 3 Requ^t for a sp^ial exception under Article II, Section $164,000. A DelightI tieAPT. Osborne. Dir: Rt. 31 to Call Diane Comollo, basement, central airl Large deck and 2 car floors, foyer, study. bedroom, easy-care 184. Call and ask for "We’re Selling HousesI" Call Barbara at Re/Max kitchen,livinc room or rent. Main St. 529-7858 Blanchard & Rossetto ® regulations to permit a use which in- deck. Possil lie in-law Daley Rd., Left on res. 228-4514. Re/Max Call the office for details attached garage with Available immediately. landscaping, storm Sharon Miller, dudes development of an area in excess of four acres and re- East of the River, 647- 28 WANTED TO BUY or 563-4438. on this great chance at Real Estate, 646-2482. suite. Many.many more Bellevue, Right on John East of the River, 647- opener. Lovely 3/4 Manchester, $139,900. windows, shutters. Plus residence, 646-5566. quires more than sixty parking spaces at the abw e addresses. 1419. MANCHESTER-2 home ownershipl Anne acre, well landscaped Dawn Sutherland. "large view deck. DW Re/Max East of the F amenities. DW Fish Hand, #96. Philips Real 1419. At this hearing inter^ted persons may be heard and written MANCHESTER-Building Bedroom duplex. Miller Real Estate, 647- yard. Strano Real Philips Real Estate, Fish Real Estate, 643- River, 647-1419. Real Estate, 643-1591. Estate, 742-1450. F ROOM TO GROWIII communications received. A copy of this petition is in the Town Lot wanted. Duplex or Appliances. Security 8000. 742-1-150. 1591. F F______Estate, 647-7653. F______$129,900. Spacious Clerk s office and may be inspected during business hours. Single family. Cash. and references. No GONE FISHINGII F F _F______F______GIVEAWAY PRICEI- NEED EXTRA SPACE??? 643-8557,Evenings. HORSES ANYONE? 4.06 $103,900. Move right Colonial with 4 Planning and Zoning Commission pets. $550 plus utilities, COMFORTABLE-Family COLUMBIA-$167,500. Pleasant 2-story made Then see this great Lightly wooded acres into this great starter or MANCHESTER- JU S T LISTEDI $130’S. 8 bedrooms I Living room Marion Taggart, Secretary 647-0628. $124,500. Home sweet Room, 1-1/2 bath full size ranch. Super lot Surrendering summer for comfy living, vinyl with french doors, for­ Colonial with 3 31 ROOMS FOR RENT with large open pasture retirement home 2 015-02______MANCHESTER-Beautiful home. Your dreams dormered Cape in ex­ with brook. Walk to vacation to buy a siding, inviting fireplace, mal dining room. All bedrooms, 2 kitchens. area for your horses. house from Coventry quality, 2 bedroom Builders own newer can come true. This cellent condition. First elementary school. house? Make your own oak floors, formal dining rooms are roofnyl 2 Completely remodeled MANCHESTER-Free Lakel 3 Bedrooms, Townhouse. Quiet on very affordable home floor family room. Fireplaced and spa­ vacation at home... lake room, eat-in-kitchen, New large porches, TOWN OF MANCHESTER PUBLISHER'S interior tool New siding, week with $100 security sprawling ranch with 2 fireplace living room, busline, air conditioned, car attached garage. awaits your ownership. Above ground pooll cious living room, many right of way puts your fenced yard. convenient, central LEGAL NOTICE new windows, and a 2 deposit. Clean, quiet, applianced kitchen, first NOTICE: frost free refrigerator, Large screened-in Call Ron Fournier, 649- One year Buyers up-dates. Call Barbara back door 100 feet from Manchester $159,900. location I To see is to The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on car garagel Anne Miller furnished. 646-8337. T.'l'f floor laundry, ther­ self-cleaning oven, dish porch. Hebron, 3087 for information on Protection Plan I "We’re Weinberg, Re/Max East Columbia Lake. Call Roy Osborne. Philips lovel Anne Miller Real Monday, February 25,1991 at 7:00 P.M. in the Hearing Room, EQUAL Real Estate, 647-8000. mopane windowsi Don't MANCHESTER-$100 washer. Large storage $190,000. Phil how this home can be Selling HousesI" of the River, 647-1419. Anna. 529-5235. Rus- Real Estate, 742-1450. Estate, 647-8000. Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Meinchester, Connecticut to F______miss outi Anne Miller HOUSING Deposit. $100 Per area. Ideal for seniors Blazawski. Philips Real yours. Re/Max East of Blanchard & Rossetto sak Real Estate. hear and consider the following applications; Real Estate, 647-8000. week. House privileges. or middle aged. Come Estate, 742-1450. the River, 647-1419. Real Estate, 646-2482. ^ SUFFIELO BANK — APPLICATION 1449 — Request for a OPPORTUNITY 22 CONDOMINIUMS > 1M1 by NEA, Inc. 646-5079. see why we rarely have variance to reduce the minimum yard to 21.5+/- feet (30 feet FOR SALE All Real Estate aidver- a vacancy. $800 a Astrograph required) in a Residence M Zone (Effective to 1-26-81) at 850 MANCHESTER-Large Parker Street. tised in this newspa­ MALLARD VIEW-New bright furnished room. month. Heat and hot Ranch and Colonial Q^uiet atrnosphere.^Kit- water included. 247- , RALPH BIEDERMANN — APPUCATION 1455 — Request per is subject to the HomesI Change your 5030. FREE for a variance of Article IV, Section 5.01.03 to permit an auto say, something others will find unbe­ Federal Fair Housing think of yourself as being first among repair facility within 400 feet of an entrance to a church and a life style to one floor Bridge coming. Before responding, take time equals. If you do, dissension may arise ^ li b u r special exception under Article II, Section 16.15.01(e) and Ar­ Act of 1968 which living. 2 Bedroom, 2 91 CARS FOR SALE to digest the circumstances. that could have easily been avoided. CLASSIFIED ticle IV, Section 5 to operate an automobile repair facility at 53 bath. Ranches. Also 3 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A commer­ makes it illegal to ad­ ^ r t h d a y S C O R P tO (O c t. 2 4 -N o v. 2 2 ) Early In the Slater Street, Industrie Zone. bedroom, 1-1/2 bath 32 APAR'TMENTS FOR cial endeavor in which you're presently day, you may have a tendency to take vertise “any prefer­ Colonials. Priced from ATTORNEY LEON M. KAATZ — APPUCATION 1437 — Re­ ______RENT______Schaller LINE ADS NORTH M4-(l West ruffed, cashed a heart and later involved has profitable potential, but It things for granted which you shouldn’t. ence, limitation or dis­ $143,900. North Main also has some haizardous probabilities. quest a variance of Article IV, Section 6.03.01(b) to permit a ♦ 10 2 Fighting Feb. 15,1991 Fortunately, you’ll see the error of your St. to Union St. to Ros­ EAST HARTFORD-4 Quality took the setting trick with the ace of Be careful; these Influences could driveway within 100 feet of a road intersection; and a special crimination based on ♦ 2 spades. ways and correct your thinking. setto Dr. "We’re Selling Bedroom, large yard Pre-Owned Autos IN ^ Financial conditions should be better overlap. exception under Article IV, Section 6 to establish a car wash, ♦ AKQJ4 your instincts SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Try to race, color, religion, HousesI" Blanchard & and garage. $800/ Value Priced Winning the ace of hearts was cer­ for you in the year ahead than they have GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Even though avoid being overly attentive today to and Article II, Section 14.02.03 and 14.02.04 and Article IV, ♦ AQ543 Section 5 to alter an existing gas station to a convenience sex, handicap, family Rossetto Real Estate, Month. 233-4902. tainly following instinct, but further been in the past few years. You must be you’re capable of Ingenious tactics to­ someone your loyal pal truly dislikes. USED CAR BEST BUYS! ★ By James Jacoby The ^ store at 172 Deming Street, B-V Zone. 646-2482. 1984 Uncoln Town Car $3,900 WEST EAST inspection shows that there is every­ careful, however, not to spend money day, your timing will be the all-impor­ Your actions might be interpreted as a status, or national ori­ HEBRON-2 Bedroom. Loaded, Excetient (Xtndiiion ♦ A K 6 ♦ 75 thing to be gained if South simply al­ as fast as you m ake it. tant element. Plans implemented pre­ slap to your friend's face. JOHN KINNEBREW — APPLICATION 1457 — Request for a Heat/hot water You cannot always rely on instinct. gin, or any intention to 1988 Honda Accord $9,900 W K Q 10 6 5 ♦ J 4 3 lows West to win the trick with the AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) You’re a maturely could lose impact. CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) There is variance of Article II, Section 5.01.01 to reduce the side yard included. Parking. Cel­ Manchester Herald Every now and then the right play make any such prefer­ NEW LISTINGS-$72,000. LXI Coupe, 5 Spd., A/C, Loaded ♦ 76 ♦ 10 9 8 5 king of hearts. The next heart can then bit of a risk-taker today and this could CANCER (June 21-July 22) You may a possibility that you may get Involved to 5 feet (8 feet required) and the rear yard to 18 feet (25 feet lar storage. Appliances. goes very much against the grain, but 3 Room, 1 bedroom, 1988 VW Jetta GL $7,800 That’s right, if you have merchandise to sell ♦ 10 9 8 ♦ KJ72 be ruffed, and declarer can ruff clubs work to your detriment, especially In have to deal with someone you person­ In a project you're really not equipped required) at 113 Pine Street, Residence B Zone. ence, limitation or dis­ Wall to wall carpeting. Uie good player is alert to such ally dislike today. If you approach this first floor Condo in Auto, A/C, AM/FM Stereo back to his hand to force out the other your financial affairs. Conversely, if you to handle today. Don’t be reluctant to BARRY L. AND RENNETTE B. RESNICK — APPUCATION $625 Monthly. Call 228- valued at $100 or less your ad is FREE! SOUTH involvement emotionally rather than crimination.” Brookhavon. Totally instances. high spade and eventually draw use your Ingenuity along conservative call in the cavalry If you find yourself 1458 — Request for a variance of Article IV, Section 1984 0 l d a r - ; ; , n?edan $3,200 ♦ Q J 9 8 4 3 logically, it could prove to be 1214 or 649-2871. North’s jump to four spades was a trumps. And if West plays another lines, a profit is possible. Get a Jump on surrounded by problems. 5.03.03(a) to reduce the side yard to 8.5 feet (25 feet required) This newspaper will not remodeled from "top to V-e.Auto.ASOJiirVowef ★ 12 WORDS ~ 3 DAYS FREE ♦ A987 life by understanding the influences counterproductive. bottom I" All new ap­ 1987 Chiyaler Lebaron $5,700 ♦ 32 little pushy. Had he contented himself high spade before playing a second and a special exception under Article II, Section 16 and Article knowingly accept any MANCHESTER-5 Rooms with an invitational three-spade call, which govern you in the year ahead. IV, Section 5 to install a canopy and a variance to Article VII, pliances and 2 air con­ Coupe, Auto, NC, PS, PB, AM/FM ★ PRICE MUST APPEAR IN AD ♦ 6 heart, South will have control with the LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It's not a wise with heat,hot water and (COMBINED FTEM TOTAL NOT TO EXCEED $1OO) Send lor your Astro-Graph predictions advertising for Real Es­ ditioners to remain. 1887 Acura Legend $11,900 South would surely have accepted. ace of hearts. It’s an unusual holdup policy at this time to allow yourself to Section 1(c) to permit a free-standing sign greater than 18 feet appliances. $625/ Vulnerable: Neither today by mailing $1.25 to Astro-Graph, For your personal horoscope, high (27-k/- feet proposed) at 318 Adams Street, Industrial tate which is in viola­ Nice deck with planter Sedan, V-6, Auto, Loaded, Sunroof Against the game contract, West led play, but on this deal, absolutely right. become Indebted to people with whom Month. Security. ★ PRIVATE PARTY ONLY Dealer: North c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Zone. boxes. Strano Real 1988 Honda Accord $10,900 the spade king and switched at trick James Jacoby's books “Jacoby on Bridge’ and you have only a "social” friendship. In­ lovescope, lucky numbers tion of the law. Our References. Adults (NON-COMMERCIAL. CARACE SALES A PET ADS NOTINCLUDED Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. Be sure to LXI Sedan, Auto, A/C, Loaded IN THIS OFFER) two to the king of hearts. Declarer “Jacoby on Card Games’ (written with his father, stead of enhancing the relationship, it KENNETH I. THOMAS — APPLICATION 1459 — Request Estate. 647-7653. West North East state your zodiac sign. and future forecast, call readers are hereby preferred. 643-5363 or SMtb the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available at could lead to Its deterioration. for a variance of Article II, Section 4.01.01 to reduce the south F 1987 Olds Cutleat Sup. $6,900 1 ♦ Pass won the ace of hearts, ruffed a heart, PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You're not 646-6113. ★ USE THE COUPON BELOW ~ bookstores. Both are published by Pharos Books. Astro*Tone (95s each minute; yard to 7 feet (10 feet required) and west yard to 8 feet (30 informed that all dwell­ V-8, Auto. Full Power, Wire Wheels o ! ♦ Pass 2* Pass and then played A-K-Q of diamonds. likely to be reluctant when it comes to VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You. as weii SPECTACULAR-South Touch-Tone phones only). feet required) at 42 Wellington Road, Residence A Zone. ings advertised in this Windsor, $159,900. MANCHESTER-3 1986 Plymouth Horizon $2,700 NO PHONE ORDERS JJ : ♦ Pass 4* All pass assisting those you love today. Howev­ as those with whom you'll be involved Bedroom Duplex. 5 Spd., PS, AM^M, Economy Car er, you could tarnish your gestures with Dial 1-900-990-9400 and PETER LOK — APPUCATION 1460 — Request for a Qualify built luxury con­ m today, might not be good team players. newspaper are avail­ Washer/dryer hookup. 1988 Hyundai Excel GLS $3,900 ★ LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY PER MONTH the strings you’ll attach. There are indications each will have In­ variance to reduce the side line to 4 feet (10 feet required) at do in Plum Ridge. Enjoy Opening lead: ♦ K enter yoiir access code Kitchen, dining room, 5 Spd., A/C, AM/FM, Sunroof CO ARIES (March 21-April 19) Strive to dividualistic objectives. 842 Center Street, Residence A Zone. able on an equal op­ the benefits of condo FOR OTHER ADS PLEASE CALL 643-2711 living room ana garage. 1984 ToyotaCelIca $3,900 H keep your impulsive inclinations under LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) In joint en­ number, which is 184 At this hearing interested persons may be heard and written portunity basis. To living with over 1700 8:30AM TO 5KX)PM MONDAY-FRIDAY $700/month. 646-7268. ST Coupe, 5 Spd., A/C, Very Clean control today or else you might do, or deavors with peers today, try not to communications received. A copy of these petitions has been square feet of living complain of discrimi 1988 Chevrolet Coralca $6,900 filed in the Planning and Zoning Department and may be in­ s)jacel 2 or 3 MANCHESTER-March Your Free ad ivill start on the first axxiUable date. Z Sedan, V-8, Auto, A/C. Power Group spected during business hours. nation call: Bedrooms, fireplace, 1st. Centrally located 2 Publisher reserves the right to reject or accept ads. ■n HUD toll-free at: garage. DW Fish Real bedroom duplex. $650/ 1989 Ford F-2S0 4X4 $12,500 C^er be withdrawn at an^m e. Edward Coltman, Secretary Pickup, V-8,5 Spd., A/C, Lariat Pkg. O 23 Zoning Board of Appeals 1-800-424-8590 Estate. 643-1591. month + utilities. JJ r* Security required. 1987 Chevrolet C-20 4X4 $10,800 PEOPLE WHO k n o w 025-02 Pickup V-8, Auto, A/C, Full Power Please accept my FREE want ad as follows: Adults. 646-0297. know there's a certain magic I m I H W V i 1987 Acura Legend $13,900 Place one word in each box below m about Classified Advertising. HERE'S MY MANCHESTER-2 Sedan, V-8, Auto, Sunroof, Loaded H i Bedroom, private 1989 Acura Legend $19,900 o basement, parking, LS Sedan, V 8, Auto, Air Bag, Leather o CD large yard, stove. (5n 1984 Plymoiit*' ''irlzon $2,295 Z ' busline. $650 monthly. 4 Cylinder, S O V .S iy Car -< A Newspaper in Educatiori Program ^1 649-2871. 1988 Honda Prelude SI $11,900 H H THE QUIZ Sponsored by MANCHESTER-2 Family. Auto, Loaded, Low Miles Classification______m CARD... 1990 Acura Integra $13,500 I The Manchester Herald 5-Room.lovely Duplex. Please complete for our files, you will not be billed. LS Sedan, Auto, A/C, Full Power o m 2 Bedrooms. Lots of Name______JC (10 pointt for each queetion PLEASE TELL THEM cabinets and closets. 1988 Mercury Cougar $7,995 "D euiMwertd correctly) BOOKKEEPING/ PAINTING/ FIREWOOD CARPENTRY/ V-8, Auto, Full Power, A/C Ad dress______Phone_ WORLDSCOPE Nice yard. Heat/hot JJ YOU SAM/ IT IN INCOME TAX PAPERING REMODELING water included. $750 1985 Honda Accord LX $5,495 a t y ______State _Zlp_ o RREWOOD 5 Speed, Air Conditioning Monthly. 684-4686. Iam( )omnot( ) A Manchester Herald Subscriber 1“ O THE MANCHESTER HERALD! Joseph P. Demeo, Jr. WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. Cut, Split, KITCHEN & BATH REMODELING TI Visit our beautiful showroom or call lor MANCHESTER-Studios, o Certified Public Accountant Quality work at a Seasoneti, Delivered. 1 or 2 bedrooms. Im­ SCHALLER MAIL OR DROP OFF COUPON TO: m reasonable price! your free estimate. THE MANCHESTER HERALD o Professional tax and accounting $110/cord HERITAGE mediate occupancy. CO Interior & Exterior ACURA KITCHEN & BATH CENTER Heat and hot water 16 BRAINARD PLACE m CO d services. All 1040 consuKatlons held Free Estimates 643-9145 254 Broad Street included. $350-$550 a 345 CENTER STR EET P.O. BOX 591 CO in the privacy of your home or olflce. Call Brian Weigle Call Anytime <■ Cunliffe Auto Body, Inc. Manchester month. Call Karen, 646- MANCHESTER MANCHESTER, CT 06040 O 643-9034 645-8912 649-5400 8331. 647-7077 o z ART CUNLIFFE m > Owner. J. DAVID BRAZEL 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 r~ Certified Public Accountant Income Tax Preparation CUSTOM QUALITY D One stop improvements. CO Reasonable ~ > WATERPROOFING AUTO Framing to Painting. JJ > Experienced - Your Home RECONDITIONING Licensed & Insured. H Dan Mosler WET BASEMENTS? Call Dave Adamick JJ 23 Hartford TumpIkFRbute 83 1610 Ellington Road for a free quote. Talcottville, C T 06066 South Windsor, C T 06074 (203) 644-7008 Hatchways, foundation cracks, WALTS AUTO 1) Soviet soldiers ore seen here potroUIno a street in VHnlus, 64 9 -3 3 2 9 645-6523 Phone (203) 643-0016 sump pumps, tile lines, gravity RECONDITIONING Lithuania, In accordance with Mikhail Gorbachev's recent feeds, and dry wells. Also damp­ For all your car cleaning needs. and decree. The decree calls for soldiers to accom pany police ACCOUNTING Satistaction Guaranteed. ness proffing of concrete walls 15 Years Experience Wine Dine on patrols (CHOOSE ONE: throughout the Soviet Union, In the MANAGEMENT SERVICES HOME MASTER Call Baltic Republics). •Tax Preparation* and floors. Chimney clean outs, days 643-7945 Improvements •Individual or Business* stone walls, and extnereie repairs. evenings 649-6397 Carpentry - Yard Work 2) The U.S. has lost few {Dianes In the •Reasonable Rales* Over 40 years experienced. Sen­ MATCHWORDS O p e n 7 D a y s A W e e k •Free Pick-up and Deliver# All Jobs Considered SIENA'S SEAFOOD, INC. war against Iraq so far. It lost Its first •Electronic Filing* ior cilizen discounts. THE MAIN PUB CJ'S GIANT ©^arc Q^aker^ <& ‘^rr^j^ee (^ho'p h e r it a g e Specioli5f(; ALTNAVEIGH B-52 bomber a few days ago In a (2 poiniM for each correct match) 644-8034 . Albert Zuccaro 643-9996 RESTAURANT & GRINDERS Retail, Vlfholesale non-combat related crash In the 846 Main Street D b 'lf ! INN Take out dinners 1— decree a—fadeaway Manchester. C T 06040 ^TTCTEN &~BATHr OVER 20 KINDS OF (CHOOSE ONE: Indian Ocean, Red ( C » H “t t » ) 1 TAX PREPARATION ’ Waterproofing A romantic countiy Inn, located In the LOUNGE Full selection of: Fresh fish, 2— anticipation b — request (203) 649-5380 COMPLETE Sea). Mondoy-fridov historic district in Storra, otlering line GIANT GRINDERS 20% Senior Ottzen Discount 646-3361 FULL DINNEK MENU lobsters, clams, shrimp. 3— dwindle c—edict Professional Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling t0% CtsccHxrt Betore 2/16/91 REMODELING SERVICE food and gradoua hoepitallly. ■PRIME RIB A SPECIALTY DEUOOUS PIZZA-SALADS 3) The President recently submit­ Bectionic Rttng Avdictile SPAGHETTlSHELLS-RAVlOU Call for Dinner Specials 4— scrap d — |Dre|Daratlon t^e n n y s ©^aker^ cS/ '^offfjee C^htrppe Visit our Showroom SIGNS FRATT CONSTRUCTION, INC. Lunch, Dinner, •PIZZA-PASTA-SANDWICHES ted his fiscal year 1992 b u ^ e t . The 644-9486 644-94S3 Valuabt* asMt tor your business. ENTERTAINMENT EAT HERE O R TAKE O U T 150 Grove SL, Vernon 435 Hartford Turnpike Financial SanrIcMOl Cannecticul Magnetic & Vinyl Letters "One call does II all." Sunday Brunch SI.44 billion budget plan calls for 5— petition e — discard 254 Broad Street • Manchester, C T 06040 (one mllo Irom Bocidand MeXI) WED TO SAT We Specialize In S h o p s @ 30 • Vehictee SKItchen SBath DIR: Near Tollarxl Line Exit 67 oti 1-84 (CHCX)SE ONE: no new, only mod­ 435 Buddond Rood • Truck Letterings open Monday-Sunday. MON-THVJRS II AM-I AM FRI 649-5329 or Wedding & Vernon, C T 06066 South Windsor. CT 06074 • Reel Eeteie Signs 872-2259 HEATING/ SAdditlons SDecks Reservations accepted. &SATI1AM-2AM erate) tax increases. PEOPLE/5PORTS Birthday Cakes (203) 871-0099 GEORGE R. JAY (203) 649-5400 Conpulerized sign teebnoiogy 6 4 9 - 5 3 2 0 Mon 10am-6pm; PLUMBING by G e ^ r SRooflng SSIding SUNDAY 12 N(X)N-1 AM President FAX (203) 649-8265 — ' Contact Anjana Mehta 4 2 9-4 49 0 4) Probably In anticipation of (5 pointe for each correct answer) JAMES C. FITZGERALD, C.PA. 273 Brood Street Tues-Sal lOam-Bpm 645-7006 SRepairs 957 Storra Rd., Rla. 195, Stom, C T 647-1551 dwindling sujDport from the Soviet Tox-Accounttno-AudR Watch for our new location 1) This year marks the 200th anni­ Installation and I Free estimates. Vickie end BUI Oaudette 306 Main Sl Manchester Manchester Union, the economically strapped versary of the death of famed Monagenwnl Advlury Seivic* Cotpondlons-Pailnanhlpa ofOil,Gas&l Licensed and insured. nation of ..?.. recently Instituted composer ..?.., whose works In­ tndhdduak, Tnrnh t Cstatt •Water Heaters SpecioUs’j; evwino a Weekend Apfiolnimonts SHIRLEY’S RESTAURANT PATIO food rationing. clude the operas "Don Giovanni' •WarniAirFunaces D o III Call Tom CHOWDERTOWN THE PHONE 649-9953 Swedish • Reflexology • Acupressure In-Houie Compoten A Touch of Gourmet RESTAURANT arxl "The Magic Flute.” RESIDENCE 643-BI45 646-8802 •Boiers 871-8092 5) Several days aga, rebels took European Body Wrap Breaktast 8-10:30 am (tMffiilyrBconmended t f 935 Moln St. Coertyetd. Moncherter WIbon Oil Company Homestyle Cooking EATING PLACE control of the government of 2) Controversial Irish singer ..?.. TREE SERVICE/ Lunch 11-230 pm 6458393 Tea 3-4:30 pm writers olJheConnecttcut Open Tuesday-Sunday We serve (CH(X)SE ONE; Somalia, the Su­ PRUNING says she will boycott the upcoming & S o K S o I m ^ ^ INCOME TAX SERVICE Dinners Thurs. Fri. Sal. S:30-9:30pm HisioricN Review.) 250 Hartford Road dan) and named All Mahdl Mo- Grammy Awards show to pxotest Spcciolisil; breakfast and lunch. APPRAISERS AND LIQUIDATORS 16 years experience NO JOB TOO SMALL 1750 Ellington Rd. South WIndaor Featuring Fresh Main Sea­ hamed as the nation's temporary the "materialism' of the record BUY AND SELL NEW OR USED Low reasonable rates HAWKES TREE SERVICE 844-4888 R— fvwioni raooaimiyMd 645-6720 Monday-Friday MA SSA GE THERA P Y Do.'lf! food, as well as Chicken, President. Industry and to show her disap­ RESTAURANT AND STORE PlXTURES • Y o u r home or office Instant Sorvice/Froe Estimates Bucket, truck & chipper. AUCTIONING SERVICES Bath/KItchen Remodeling Steak, Lairtxhops and other 5:00 a.m. -2:00 p.m. proval of the Gulf war. Leonardo Parla . Diana Raphael •Confidential Stump removal. Free THE WINDSOR HOUSE Tasty Chick BAKERY FIXTURES •Convenient One Call Does It All estimates. Special D a/y Specials. Daily hot luncheon specials NEWSNAME OFFICE FIXTURES & EQUIPMENT Katlaurani o h Ota Gnan Viail us at the kilaraactlons ot Rta. S3 and For quotes and appointments. 30 Years Exjierlonce consideration lor elderly and MASONRY 3) Defending national champion The affordable fine food Enjoy here orlake homel Reagan Rd Tuaaday-Sunday 11 a.m.-8 Saturday (IS poinU for correct anewer or anewere) arxi number one-ranked UNLV Trager Practitioner 130 Hilliard Street Call 644-1009 M&M Plumbing & Heating hcindlcapped p.m. Ckiaed Mondays. Wa otter a wide FELIX GREMMO J. Wennergren restauranl. 5:00 a.m.-noon cruised to a win over Rutgers last 819 EAST MIDDLE TPKE Yoga Instructor Manchester. C T 06040 649-2871 647-7553 We are open: varialy at liaah u a l ^ aa wal as liwh In a speech to FRANCIS GREMMO MANCHESTER. CONN 06040 219 Broad Street triad chidiaa Ws Ity cholaalaroUraa. Water Purifiers (203) 646-4746 ACCOUNTING M A H ER S, INC. Masonry Tues. & Wed. 630a.m.-6p.m. (breakfast only) parliament, I re­ weekend. The Runnin' Rebels were Windsor, C T Tax Returns & Bookeoping New & Repairs Thure. & Fri. 630a.ni.-9p.in. Dining Room and Take Outs. Sunday cently an- preparing tor their showdown with Sp«cloliji, 688 -3 673 West Center St.. Manchester 649-3012 rxxinced plans number two-ranked (CHOOSE 200 643-2711 Saturdays 7a.m.-9p.m. 7:00 a.m.-noon 649-8902 Do Ir! to scrap all ONE: Duke, Arkansas). P.O. BOX 591 Established 1963 Sundays open at 8a.in. (breakfast only.) (203) 643-2711 303 BumsWe Ave,, East Hartlord SILVER LANE P/ZZA remaining laws ROOFING/ Trucking Services 4) Todd Marinovich, the troubled S28-7401 NETWORK 94 Hartford Turnpike RESTAURANT Rte. 83, Vernon, CT. on which my SIDING ELDER CARE sophomore quarterlxick of the John P. Lee, M.D. Fully Computerized Freeh QerMe Rolle Uede Deity nation's policy Route 83 ■XMR DOUGH 203-872-1911 (CHOOSE ONE; USC Trojans, UCLA M.D. Acupuncturist TAVERN of racial dis­ LIONEL COTE NEED HELP? HADE FRESH DAILY" Senior CtSzeni dscount wtIMile. Bruins) has petitioned the NFL to Spcciolistf. Vernon 875-2258 crimination • Stop Sm oking & Stress ANJANA MEHTA ROOFING & SIDING “Helping Hands” Open 7 days a week ordara to gol allow him to enter the April draft. for your casual enjoyment rests. Who am I Offering complete oDmputer- •30 Years Experience Homemaker and DO:lt! 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SERVICES Dally Spedala 61 10 90 potnti - ExcaSorV. 6 4 5-7 00 6 Beer fit Wine (Monday-Friday) NFL Pro Bowl In Hawaii. 16BRAINARD PLACE Middletown Manchester Rocky Hill TiM*-Sun 11am-9pm 7110 60 pofnte - Good. j^ tr X Speclollst.. 622 Middle Tpke. E 246 Broad Street 649-4804 BROWNSTONE DINER 61 to 70 point* — Fak. O Knowledge Unlimited, Inc. 2-11-91 HERALD SQUARE 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 GSL Bulldln{ (Just East ol Parkade) 347-3005 647-7500 257-7405 taXperts D o 'lfl In ttw Shop-RM* Plu* 937 Canter SL FAX (203) 643-7496 MANCHESTER, CONN 06040 646-9554 ZM Sp*r<*f a iw t. M*r»cl»— »»r Experienced Professionals Tbx Maintenance Manchester LAWN CARE Commerclal/Resldentlal ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ PreparaUon & Planning TRAVEL 649-4011 Computerised building repair and home MEHTA TRAVEL Open for breakfast daily Very affordable YARDMASTERS improvements. Interior and Here's My Card is a special feature of the Manchester Herald and FuN ••rvioe traval agency 5:30am to 2pm o jv-s ^D foii osn-F ;*t>*uD)iiy-c uou Estate Planning Available Snow Plowing; Leaves DomMlic A tnlamalonal exterior painting, light car­ FuHy oomputari/od retarvalions pentry. Complete janitorial Bring tkia AD for jraa coffaa -UOD.O POWis-3 UiDTOyu 6ud6«o m - 1 :Siao<« * 714034 Personalized Client Service Raked and Trees Cut; and iick^lr>g runs every Thursday. If you are interested in placing your business ProfaukNial paftonaiizad and service. Experienced, reli­ toitk M y ttiaal. q - s ; • - » :d - c ;p-c ;o-i isaaoMHOivw For appointment call Gutters and Garages ffiandly aafvioa able, free estimates. Dowv Minos ’))iei)| «p M'J :3WVNSM3N Bob Miorclll Cleaned CaUMnytimo o||DUK>s-S ‘OQno-F !m «u ou-c :ud« oo card here please call Paula at 643-2711 foryour special low rate. 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Francis’ hat trick was the Chabot’s goal was on a third-period furnished, appiiar 2 CARPETING-Runners. $400/negotiable. 742- HARTFORD (AP) — Hartford’s power play as the Red Wings, who room, full former, fur­ 15’ X 1-1/2’. 1-Rose, 1- Adams St. Manchester, I Is your church, school, Whalers’ first since Kevin Dincen kitchen. 289-1032. nished or unfurnished. E LL IN G TO N -H o u se to 8251. Ron Francis is becoming psychic. have the league’s worst power play, share. 3 Bedrooms, 3 green. Excellent 649-4571. had three against the New York Is­ $900 plus security. 633- condition. $25 for both. Last week he promised his wife landers last March 8. Pat Verbeek scored their fifth man-advantage 2694. Daytime best. baths. Quiet residential I club or organization he would score his 800th point neighborhood. Respon­ 646-1521. CARDINAL had two goals, Todd Krygier had goal in two games. MANCHESTER Keep trying evenings. F BOB RILEY against Edmonton in honor of their 2-1/2 room apart­ sible professional non I holding a special event? one and Rob Brown added three as­ The Red Wings were without STORRS-3 Bedroom smoker. $320 & 1/3 Util­ HUFFY ATB 10-Speed- OLDSMOBILE/VOLKSWAGEN BUICK, INC. daughter’s birth a day earlier. He Steve Yzerman, second in the ment. Ideal for eld­ home in rural 1982 Oodgo Aries Sedan t2496 sists. ities. Howard. 872- Boys 20" bicycle. Used 259 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER 1985 Ford LTD $3,996 did. On Wednesday, he told trainer league in goals, the final two neighborhood. Large “It was one of those nights where erly person. Single 4528. 3 months. $75.00. Must 1986 Ford Bronco 4X4 $10,980 I Advertise It in the Bud Gouveia he was going to end periods. Yzerman, who had a nine- yard. 2-Miles to UConn. Selll 649-3448.______1987 Old! Delta 88 $7,980 the Whalers 11-month hat-trick story building, indi­ TOLLAND-Large fur­ 649-1749 1987 Chevy Celebrity Sed $6,996 game point streak ended, got a game All appliances. Lease, S MANCHESTER HERALD “I’ve been playing better vidual entrance, securiN, references, no nished room. Kitchen SWEET-Valley Twins 1987 Buick Certfury $6,996 drought. He did. misconduct for being the third man privileges. Please call YOUR CHOICE 1987 Electro Eit Wbg $8,990 ‘Tomorrow I’m buying a lottery pets. $950 per month. Books. Excellent condi­ 1987 Celebrity Sedan $6,996 the last two months. I’ve in as Verbeek hit Johan Garpenlov near shopping and 875-4781 after 6 pm. 429-1959. tion $1. each. Call 649- 1988 Olds Delta 88 $10,480 5 at the special rate of 35^ ticket,” Francis joked. when he was down. busline. $465 in­ 4783. $4,995 1988 Buick Skylark $7,986 Francis, who also had two assists, improved day in day out. I 52 CLEANING SER- F______1988 Chevy Corsica Sed $7,490 “Steve jumped in to try to break it cludes heat, appli­ 1988 Volkswagen Fox 1988 Chevy S-10 Truck $6,986 5 per line. scored twice in the second period to 35 STORE & OFFICE ______VICES______got myself in a hole early up to try to stop his teammate from ances, storage area, VERMONT-Castings. 1987 0ldsmobile Calais 1988 Pont Flrebkd Form $8,690 give the Whalers a 4-1 lead and his getting beat up. I’m not going to get SPACE W ood/coal fireplace 1988 Skyhowk Sedan $6,980 POLISH WOMAN-Will 1987 Pontiac 6000 1989 Jeep Wrangler 4X4 $8,996 I Ask for llze or Paula final goal in the third period put the in the season. But now I’m coin-up laundry. insert. Excellent upset about it,” said Murray, who clean your house. Call 1989 Buick Regal Cpe $9,896 game away. Francis has eight goals MANCHE^T^ft condition. 2 Years old, 1987 Mercury Topaz 1989 Buick Skyhowk $7,480 back on top of my game. It took nine stitches to the face after 644-4663. 1989 Cavalier Coupe $6,980 and 21 assists in the Whalers last 19 • INSTANT OFRCE seldom used. $1300. 1987 Plymouth Sundance I 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 being struck by a clearing shot by 1990 Buick Skylark Sedan $8,980 games. feels a lot better.” • INSTANT STAFF 61 MISC. s e r v i c e s " 429-1959. 1987 Volkswagen Jetta 1990 Buick LeSobre Sed $13,890 ‘Tve been playing better the last Hartford’s Sylvain Cote 48 seconds Damato Fully furnished office with all 1985 Oldsmobile Ciera 81 Adams Street [ CLASSIFIED SALES — Ron Francis into the second period. support services. Startino at SAVE TIME-Money, Gas. Wishing will not sell an y-' two months. I’ve improved day in $ 299. I will do your grocery Many Others Manchester There were 150 minutes in penal­ Call rental office 647-4800 thing ... a low-cost od In day out,” Francis said. “I got myself everything goes right,” said Ver­ shopping. Call Carol at Classified will. Why not \ DEPARTMENT ties in the game. 646-1021 Prestige Office Center To Choose From 649-4571 in a hole early in the season. But beek, who scored first for the 649-1999. place one today! 643-2711. Murray said Verbeek set the tone J «a K i i-i m H , o 5 CD z -< H -H m X o m - 1 z “D o 33 r~ O “n O m Q CO m CO w O O z m > Mom 8i Dad n (Ella) & (Paul) D CO D ear B.C., > Valentine's Day! ^^-.7 Roses are 33 > 3ll want a June wedding Red and Yellow Laonard Auster/Manchastar Harald Laonard Auatar/Manchaatar Harald -H How about you! 9{appy 1st ‘UaUntint's Day 33 I'm sure glad ANKLE GRABBER — Manchester High’s John Tucker, left, reaches for the ankle of East IN CONTROL — Manchester High’s Tim Schilling is on top of East Hartford’s Ryan Fitch in We love you to my SnuygUpook 'Biar Hartford’s Herman Casaol in their match last Saturday. Tucker, in the 112-pound division, their 103-pound bout last Saturday at Clarke Arena. Schilling, who won by major decision, All Your from yourSnugyUBunyut goes into state Class LL competition that begins Friday afternoon with an 18-3 mark. Kids I can't wait for heads into Class LL action with a personal won-lost mark of 17-2. June 27,19921 Loot always, MHS wrestlers looking for honors in LL competition L Gibbs (125) posted a 13-1 mark By LEN AUSTER legitimate chance of placing,” Double L and New England champ. Rivera was seeded No. 4 in his among the entries. “He’ll be the No. 1 seed,” during the regular season while Rob Manchester Herald Manchester coach Barry Bernstein class, Sloan No. 5 and Bovee No. 6. “Double L will be the hardest to said. Bernstein emphatically spoke of the Bovee missed most of the season be champion in. But Double L is Rommel (145) was 13-2-1. NFA matman. “Both should be top four seeds,” A year ago, Manchester High’s The competition begins with with a broken nose suffered during never easy,” Bernstein said. To John, Others who could shine for East first-year coach Eric Gremmo Aaron Dixon won the State Open preliminary matches Friday at 4:30 the football season. “He (Bovee) He thinks after the state competi­ Manchester include Tim Schilling said. “Rommel could do well. He’s With love on wrestling title in the 152-pound p.m. Quarterfinals will be held could get a seed but I’m not sure,” tion is over, Manchester will be Michael Donovan Saturday at 10:30 a.m., the semi­ (103) and Tom Provencal (171), Bernstein said. “He’s wrestled well, among the best. “If we’re not in a wide-open weight class. He has Valentine's D ay.J§^ class. an unorthodox style and a lot of Happy Valentine's finals at 1:30 p.m., the third- and each heading into tournament action but he’s not in great shape. Con­ ranked, wc should be right up there Always, Four years ago, the Indians had a fourth-place bouts at 6:30 p.m. and at 18-3; John T\icker (112) at 17-2; ditioning will be a factor with him. (also received votes category),” he guys take him lightly. But he goes D a y ’ pair of state Class LL champions in the fin^s at 7:30 p.m. sophomore Wyllis Rivera (160) at Can he wrestle more than once in a said. out tliere and busts his bun for six We love you! Whitney Twitchcll and Greg Vin­ One of the top prospects for the 12-2; sophomore Louis LaGuardia day,” the Indian coach queried. Manchester finished eiglith in the minutes." Rommel is coming off a cent. Indians, who posted their second- (152) at 14-6; and senior Rob Bovee The Double L field includes some team standings a year ago. This year championship outing at the ACC fvSiJL Mommy (275) at 5-0. top teams in Danbury, defending Meet last weekend. y /o _ It’s not to say the Indians will best ever mark at 17-4, is senior co­ Bernstein is hoping for a top five & Daddy come home with any individual captain Matt Theriault in the 119- Provencal was sixth in the Double New Engltmd champs, along with performance. There arc 23 teams The top four from each weight championships at this year’s state pound class. Theriault had a 20-0-1 L competition a year ago. Simsbury and Greenwich. The Class entered in the Double L tournament. class advances to the State Open to Class LL competition to be held at regular-season mark. But he’ll find Schilling, TUckcr, Theriault and L field is the stiffest, if you ask East Catholic will have five be held Feb. 22-23 at Bristol Central East Hanford Iligh School, but it is stiff competition, according to Provencal each were the No. 3 seeds Bernstein, with Fermi, Wethersfield, wrestlers compete in the Cla.ss M High School. The New England a distinct possibility. Bernstein, in his weight class from in their weight class. The seed meet­ East Lyme, Hand of Madison, meet at Berlin High wiili two having championships arc March 1-2 at “Wc have six kids who have a TJ. Marcaurcalc of NFA, defending ing was held Wednesday night. Staplcs-Wcstport and Windham prospects of doing well. Christian Coventry, R.l.

TO ALL MY FRIENDS STORM'N |rS» AT THE HERALD, NORMAND SW icemen provide Indians Threats drive Hall’s Lokar home , Thank you for a WILL YOU BE MY SOUTH ORANGE. N.J, (AP) — If Marco Lokar a stalcnicnt released by the school. “I liavc received wonderful year. wants to return to Seton Hall next season to resume many threats, directed bolli toward me and my wife 1*2^ You will be greatly VALENTINE? with a very painful lesson his education and play basketball again, there is a Lara, so Uiat our life has bceonie very difficult here. missed. LOU LOU scholarship wailing for him, athletic director Larry “In order to complete her pregnancy in tranquility JOANNE Keating says, and peace (wliich is more important than anything SOUTH WINDSOR — It was a 11-6 overall and 4-5 in league play. Dell and Lcmclin combined for Lokar, an Italian citizen, quit the Pirates’ basketball else to u.s), wc have decided to return to our m . painful lesson, an 8-1 thrashing at It’s next action is a CCC intcrcon- 43 saves. team and withdrew from the university Wednesday, hometown, Trieste,” said Lokar, who was not avail­ - the hands of South Windsor High, fcrcncc clash Monday at 1 p.m. Jamie Graham, Rob Gagnon, citing threats he and his pregnant wife received over able for comment and whose phone went unanswered but Manchester High ice hockey against Hall High at tlie Bolton Ice Chris Clark, Jeff House and Gabc his refusal to wear a United States flag on his basket­ Wednc.sday. coach Eric Famo hopes his Indians Palace. Hathom each had a first-period goal ball unifomi, Carlcsimo said ilicrc is a possibility Lokar might will be benefitted by the CCC East for die winners. Keating said Lokar never intended to make a politi­ turn pro when he returns to ludy. ^ >~

Syracuse support strong Whalers In Brief • • • Little doubt left concerning Bruins From Page 17 tl McGriff gets hefty increase By JOHN KREISER despite ongoing probe Goaltenders may have been offered NEW YORK (AP) — Red McGriff more than The Associated Press to us, but we haven’t actively pur­ doubled his 1990 salary of $1.45 million, agreeing to a sued any goaltenders ... to my The Boston Bruins left little doubt about who’s No. 1 By WILLIAM KATES sociate himself from the university. before they started their freshman four-year, $15.25 million deal which, with incentives, year at Syracuse. knowledge, and I’m pretty much up could grow to $19 million. in the Adams Division. The Associated Press “I haven’t seen any negatives at Another top officer of the to date as to what’s going on.” McGriff becomes the 37th player to agree to a contract The Bruins continued their recent surge by scoring all,” said F^sonno, who is the likely four third-period goals to rout the second-place Montreal Hardwood Club said Wednesday the Among the names that have sur­ worth $3 million a year or more. The annual average SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Support for successor to Giarmuzzi. Canadiens 7-4 Wednesday night organization isn’t planning any faced in the rumors have been Ken value of $3,812,500 is the fifth-highest in baseball, trail­ the Syracuse basketball program has “Actually, there’s been a positive Craig Janney and John Carter converted Montreal tur- Wregget and Pete Peeters of ing only Oakland outfielder Jose Canseco, Los Angeles been unaffected by the university’s from this. Everyone has rallied to reforms as a result of the investiga­ tion and action against Giannuzzi. Philadelphia, Dominik Hasek of outfielder Darryl Strawberry, New % rk Yankees first investigation of dleged recruiting Joe and Cynthia Giannuzzi’s side. violations, say school and booster We don’t think they were treated However, second vice president Chicago and Edmonton’s Grant baseman Don Mattingly and the extension Boston right­ Fuhr, who is playing in the hander Roger Clemens will begin in 1992. club officials. well by the imiversity,” Passormo Dennis Cleary said directors are N L R o u n d u p “Our members remain enthusias­ said. likely to take additiorud steps to American League as he prepares to Los Angeles D ^gers right-hander Tim Belcher lost tic about the team, the coach and the Passonno also said ticket sales for make sure members are aware of the come back from a suspension for his arbitration hearing and will double his salary for 1991 novers into breakaway goals early in the third period and program,” John Passonno, first vice the club’s armual postseason dinner copious NCAA regulations govern­ cocaine use. instead of tripling it. Belcher, who made $450,000 last Wes Walz and Cam Neely added insurance gods as boos season, was awarded the club’s offer of $900,000 by ar­ president of the Hardwood Club, are ahead of last year’s pace. ing boosters’ actions. Ley said he told goalies Peter rained down on the Clanadiens from the 1 6 , ^ spectators “The dirmer’s the first Monday in “I guess we never thought our Sidorkiewicz and Daryl Reaugh not bitrator Reg Alleyne rather than his request for $1.35 at The Forum. said Wednesday. million. Meanwhile, monetary contribu­ March. Last year, we had 780 program was having problems,” to be concerned about the rumors. It was the Brums’ ninth win in their last 11 games. tions continue to flow into the people attend. We’ve already taken Cleary said. “But after this, it’s Owners have won four of seven arbitration cases. Three of the victories have come against the Canadiens, university at their normal pace, as­ reservations for 810 people with a something we’re going to discuss. Left wing Jim McKenzie sat out California outfielder Luis Polonia tripled his salary including a pair of victories at The Forum. Boston leads sociate athletic direaor Joe Szom- couple weeks to go. We’re going to We want to make sure everyone un­ Wednesday night’s game apinst when the Angels settled with him at $770,000. PDlonia, Monueal by eight points and is three points ahead of St. bathy said. have about 1,000 people there in derstands the rules so this never Detroit with a pulled groin. With Ed who made $220,000 in 1990, also can earn $75,000 in Louis in the overall NHL standings. “Today, the mail was loaded with support of the basketball program. hsqjpens again.” Kastelic out serving a 10-game performance bonuses. Thirty-five players remain in ar­ The Bruins were trailing 3-2 with the second period That’s remarkable,” he said. suspension, that left the Whalers bitration. ruiuiing down when Dave Christian took a drop pass contributions,” he said. The Hardwood Club is one of without an enforcer against the from Don Sweeney and scored with seven seconds left to The university last month began The university has not made several independent splinter or­ Astros need to find a home public its reasons for severing the Detroit Red Wings, whose right tie the game. an internal investigation of its bas­ ganizations established to benefit a wing Bob Probert is generally ack- HOUSTON (AP) — Any discussion of the Houston “It gave us something to be excited about in the locker ketball program following published Giaimuzzi’s ties with the university. specific sports program that operate allegations that players received However, the Syracuse Post-Stan­ nowleged as the league’s best Astros’ 1992 schedule now must include politics and room,” Christian said. “It came at a point where the game under the university’s Varsity Club- religion. was still winable.” benefits from boosters and of dard, which triggered the investiga­ Orange ftek. That group handles fighter. Whalers defenseman Doug Owner John McMullen rented out the Astrodome for “They got the goal and went into the third period with recruiting violations. The accusa­ tion with a series of articles in financial contributions earmarked Crossman also sat out the game with the Republican Convention for one month in August momentum,” Montreal’s Russ Courtnall said. “Then in tions of wrongdoing also have December, quoted current and for Syracuse’s intercollegiate ath­ 1992 without the approval of the National League, pos­ the third, I don’t know if it was hard work or our drawn the attention of the NCAA, former players who identified the letic programs, said Szombathy, a Charley horse. sibly forcing the Astros to schedule home games at misakes, but they got the goals.” which has reportedly begun its own Giarmuzzis as among the most ac­ who oversees the Orange Pack. The Whalers will wear their green another facility. Janney stole the puck from Stephane Richer and went inquiry to determine whether it tive supporters of the men’s basket­ There are similar clubs for ball teams. McMullen said the New Orleans Superdome is a pos­ in to bMt rookie goaltender Jean-CIaudc Bergeron at should conduct a separate investiga­ women’s basketball, wrestling, uniforms at home for the first time Players said they often ate at the Reginald Pinto/Manchastar Harald on March 16 to commemorate St. sibility to play host to some of the displaced Astros home 4:15 of the third period. Eleven seconds later. Carter did tion. lacrosse and many of Syracuse’s HER BALL ~ Manchester High’s Shelly Dieterle (21) Patrick’s Day. The Whalers play the, games scheduled between July 27-Aug. 23 next year the same after another turnover. Last week, the investigation led Giarmuzzis’ and received free hair­ other intercollegiate sports, Szom­ the school to temporarily suspend cuts and manicures at their beauty reaches for the ball as Windham High’s Angie Mitchell (34) New Jersey Devils and ask fans t(j when the Republicans will take up residence in the Montreal came out flying, but was thwarted by Boston bathy said. Astrodome. Th« Assoclatad Prass seven players, who were immediate­ salon in Syracuse. reaches for it in their game Jan. 14 at Clarke Arena. The wear green. goaltender Rejean Lemelin. Boston coach Mike Milbury Last week, the newspaper Szombathy said he has fielded The Whalers also are co-sponsor­ But there are also scheduling problems with the Super- called a timeout 5:40 into the game with the game score­ IT’S MY PUCK — New Jersey’s Patrik Sundstrom (17) battles New York Ranger Darren Tur- ly reinstated by the NCAA. This same two clubs meet tonight at 7:30 in Willimantic, and a vic­ week, administrators ordered reported that current players Dave less than a handful of telephone ing the state high school hockey dome, which has two religious conventions booked less, but with Montreal holding an 11-1 advantage in cotte (8) during their game Wednesday night at Madison Square Garden. The Rangers came tory by the Indians would clinch at least a tie for their second during August 1992, Superdome general manager Bob Hardwood Club’s president, Joseph Johnson and Mike Hopkins had calls from boosters concerned about finals at the Hartford Civic Center shots. away with a 6-3 victory. Giannuzzi, to resign and disas­ lived rent-free at the Giarmuzzis fallout from the Investigation. straight C C C East Division title. on March 16. Johnson said Wednesday. “The shots were indicative of the play at that point,” Milbury said. “I warned them that if they dig themselves Lendl second>round winner into a hole in this building, it will be very hard to climb 4-1 third-period lead in a loss at Montreal on Saturday, The North Stars, who outshot Buffalo 9-0 in the over­ PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Top-seeded Ivan Lendl out.” saw their four-goal lead halved when New Jersey scor^ time, got two goals from Brian Bellows, including his defeated Guillaume ^ o u x of France 6-1, 7-5 in the Instead, Boston’s Ken Hodge made it 1-0 at 9:27. twice in 12 seconds midway through the final period. 300th career score early in the game. Mark Tinordi, Curt In Brief ... RHAM finishes fast second round of the U.S. Pro Indoor tournament. Denis Savard tied the game with a rink-length rush at But the Rangers capitalized on a double minor to New Giles, Dave Gagner and Doug Small also scored for Min­ In other second-round matches, third-seeded Brad Gil­ 14:39 and Shaync Corson put the Canadiens ahead at Jersey’s John M a c L ^ as Ray Sheppard added an in­ nesota. MCC bows to Becker bert defeated Tomas Carbonell of Spain, 6-3, 6-3 and 3:27 of the second period. Neely tied it just over five surance goal with 4:29 remaining. Flyers 6, Maple Leafs 3: Rick Tocchet returned from fourth-seeded John McEnroe beat Alexander Mronlz of minutes later, but Andrew Cassels made it 3-2 with a North Stars 6, Sabres 6: Dale Hawerchuk scored his a five-game absence with two goals and Gord Murphy LEICESTER, Mass. — The Manchester Community to topple Cromwell France 6-1,6-2. power-play goal at 13:32 before Christian tied it. 4(X)th career goal and Mikko Makela scored twice as scored the game-winner early in the third period as z College men’s basketball team lost to homestanding Be­ In third-round matches, ninth-seeded Petr Korda of “It was a big lift because it tied up the game,” Boston Buffalo rallied to tie Minnesota. Philadelphia broke a four-game losing streak by winning n cker Junior College, 83-63, Wednesday nighL HEBRON — The middle part didn’t go 48-43. Czechoslovakia defeated Wayne Ferreira of South Africa captain Ray Bourque said. “It would have been tougher Hawerchuk scored his l(X)lh, 2(X)th and 300th career in Toronto. O Z! The Cougars are 3-17 and entertain Northern Essex all that well, but the start and the finish RHAM, however, had a closing burst 7-5, 7-6 (7-3), and Kevin Curren upset llth-secded Dar­ going into the third period down a goal.” goals in Winnipeg while playing for the Jets. Scott Mellanby had a goal and three assists while Jiri 33 r- Community College Saturday night at 7 at East Catholic were just fine as RHAM High toppled to put it back in control. “Cromwell’s ren Cahill of Australia 6-7 (7-9), 6-3,7-6 (7-2). Rangers 6, Devils 3: The Rangers scored on four of “It’s nice to get it out of the way,” Hawerchuk said of Latal and Keith Acton also scored for the Flyers. Vince K High School. B ecl^ moves to 12-8. Cromwell High, 72-61, Wednesday night lead went to 8-9 points early in the fourth 31 their eight power plays as they beat the Devils at the milestone goal. “I’m just trying to do what I’m sup­ Damphousse, with a pair of goals, and Mike Kmshelnys- Lewis Scott led Becker with 21 points while Tyrone Becker winner in Belgium > • m in Charter Oak Conference boys’ basket­ quarter. But we threw a press at them and Madison Square Garden. posed to do. We got a tie tonight; a win would be nicer.” ki provided the Leafs’ scoring. Damphousse has 17 goals H ■, Berger poured in a game-high 29 points for the Cougars. o ball aaion. by the three-minute mark we had a six- BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) — Top-seeded Boris Be­ Mike Gartner extended his goal-scoring streak to Rick Vaive, Greg F^lawski and Christian Ruuttu to lead the Leafs. Becker led, 51-29, at halftime. 5 03 The Sachems go to 12-5 overall, 11-4 point lead,” Prairie detailed. “We just cker beat Alexander Volkov of the Soviet Union 6-4,3-6, seven games and Bemie Nicholls stretched his to five as scored the other Buffalo goals. Ruuttu made it 6-6 at The game was tied 3-3 when the Flyers scored on con­ Z ■ League accepting new members in the COC East with the win while the went to a man press, nothing complicated, 6-3 in the first round of the Donnay Indoor Champion­ New York moved eight points ahead of second-place Pit­ 8:40 of the third period when he rifled a 40-footer past secutive shots by Murphy and Acton early in the third -< Panthers are now 2-15 overall, 2-13 in the and then we just visited the foul line.” ship. tsburgh in the Patrick Division. The Rangers, who blew a Jon Casey. period. H H GLASTONBURY — Minnechaug Golf Course ladies’ COC West. RHAM is back in action Foran had 13 fourth-quarter points, in­ to another first-round match, Christian Saceanu of m X golf leagues are accepting new members for the 1991 Friday at Rocky Hill High. cluding a lO-for-10 performance from the Germany upset third-seeded Andre Agassi 6-3,7-6 (9-7). golf season. Leagues play on Wednesday and Friday o m The Sachems jumped on the Panthers foul line. Eric Cavoli added 11 of his 17 to second-round matches, second-seeded Stefan Ed- . I mornings. Any woman 18 years of age or older who early, a circumstance that RHAM coach points in the final eight-minute block berg of Sweden defeated Magnus Gustafsson of Sweden Arkansas rebounds T3 would like to join one of the leagues should contact the Ron Prairie wasn’t too comfortable with. while Phil Hebenstreit (10 points) was 6- 6-0, 6-4 and fourth-seeded Guy Forget of France beat O 33 pro shop at 643-9914 or stop in to sign up. “You hate to get such a big lead,” he said for-6 from the foul line. Eduardo Masso of Belgium 6-1,6-2. r~ o UConn women top Pirates of RHAM’s 29-13 bulge after one RHAM overall was 20-for-23 from the O "T l quarter. “How do you say it but (Crom­ 15-foot line. Martina and Capriati advance against Texas Tech m SOUTH ORANGE, N J. — Junior guard Wendy Davis well) is the best 2-14 team around. Ken Kopycinski and Jason Bohn each CHICAGO (AP) — Top-seeded Martina Navratilova Q 03 netted a game-high 18 points and went 4-for-6 from the They’re well-coached.” had 15 points to lead Cromwell. and fourth-seeded Jennifer Capriati advanced to the m 03 3-point line to lead four players in double figures as No. No. 8 North Carolina 85, Wake Justin Foran (33 points) was a dead-eye RHAM (72) — Phil Hebenstreit 2 6-7 10, Dave quarterfinals of the Virginia Slims of Chicago with By The Associated Press 03 15 University of Cormecticut women’s basketball team Gagne 0 0-0 0, Pat Dougan 1 0-1 3, Justin Foran 10 Forest 70: Rick Fox scored 21 points to early on, going 7-for-7 from the field second-round victories. o posted an 80-59 Big East Conference win over Seton 11-11 33, Eric CavoR 7 2-2 17. Marc Ctoutiar 4 1-1 9. lead the Tar Heels (18-4, 7-3), who beat before missing as the quarter ended, and Totals 24 20-23 7Z Navratilova beat her former doubles partner Ptim One of sport’s more famous theories is o z CROMW ELL (61) — Ken Kopycinski 6 2-4 15, Nick Wake Forest at home for the sixth straight Hall Wednesday nighu had 17 first-period points for RHAM. Shriver 7-6 (7-3), 6-1 and Capriati recovered from a 1-4 the one about a letdown. It’s hard for a m > UCoim shot 56.7 percent (34-of-60) from the floor Carroll 3 0-1 6. Jason Bohn 71-315, Brian Dillon 2 0-0 year. Cromwell, however, came back and 4, Ruben Millan 3 5-6 H , Joe Bordanaro 2 0-0 4, Rob deficit in the first set to defeat Tami Whitlinger 6-4,6-1. team to keep playing at a sky-high pace, r" Reginald PInto/Manchastar Herald No. 13 S t John’s 66, Boston College D while limiting the Pirates to just 36.7 percent (21-of-58). narrowed the gap to 33-31 at the half as Harrison 2 0-0 4, Ken Lawhorn 1 0-0 2, Mike Kulpa 0 especially after a loss. 03 0-0 0, Jimmy Velasquez 0 0-0 0. Totals 26 8-14 61. > Seton Hall got the game’s first basket, but UConn the Sachems could manage just four SHOT — RHAM High’s Marc Cloutier (31) gets a shot off against Maradona may be implicated Arkansas almost proved the theory went on a 20-1 run for a 20-3 lead. It led at the half, 3-point goals: R- Foran 2, Cavoli, Dougan: C- 33 > second-period points. And the Panthers Kopycinski E.O. Smith earlier in the year. Cloutier and his RH AM teammates NAPLES, Italy (AP) — Argentine star Diego before asserting itself against Texas Ibch -1 36-27. Halltimo: 33-31 RHAM N C A A H o o p took the lead at the end of three periods. beat Cromwell Wednesday night, 72-61. Maradona’s name came up in wiretapped phone conver­ Wednesday night 33 Joining Davis in double figures were senior guard sations between suspected drug dealers, a Naples The third-ranked Razorbacks were Laura Lishness and junior forward Meghan Fbttyson with prosecutor said. playing for the first time since having 60: Malik Scaly returned from taking 10 17 points apiece and senior center Kerry Bascom with “There appeared to have been, on the part of Napoli their 20-game winning streak broken by stitches in his arm to score 14 second-half 16. Patty son, returning to the starting lineup for the first player Diego Armando Maradona, a request for ‘stuff,’ top-rank^ UNLV on Sunday. points as the Redmen (17-5, 8-5) snapped time since Jan. 23, pulled down a team-high eight Pistons find times tough, even at home The only thing Texas Tech and UNLV not better specified, and for women (who are) under in­ a two-game losing streak with the road rebounds. vestigation,” prosecutor Vittorio Sbordone was quoted as have in common is two-word nicknames victory. Shawnellc Scott gave S t John’s The win was the fifth in a row for the Huskies, 12-1 in long time.” starting with *R.’ Yet the Red Raiders By The Associated Press saying by the news agency ANSA. the lead for good with a layup with 5:20 the Big East and 20-3 overall. This marks the third con­ Dumars scored 28 points and James Italian state television carried similar reports about had Arkansas down for 28 minutes before left. Boston College (11-13, 1-10), which secutive season the Huskies have reached the 20-win Edwards had 19 for Detroit. Dermis Rod- Maradona, who has threatened to quit soccer at the end the Razorbacks rallied for an 87-69 vic­ was led by Billy Curley’s 20 points, lost plateau. Go figure. man had a career-high 24 rebounds. tory. The defending NBA champion DeUoit of the year. its 10th straight conference game. Jodi Brooks had 16 points to lead Seton Hall (14-9 Nets 140, Hawks 106: Chris Morris “It was hard for us to get up for this No. 16 Kentucky 85, Tennessee 74: overall, 4-8 in the Big East). Pistons, for the first time in their three scored a season-high 32 points, Drazen Ex-Ram France pleads innocent game, especially after playing UNLV,” seasons at The Palace, lose two straight The Wildcats snapp^ a two-game losing UConn’s next action is Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Harry Peuovic had 22 and Mookie Blaylock 20 LAGUNA NIGUEL, Calif. (AP) — Former Los An­ Arkansas’ Todd Day said. “This is a big streak behind senior center Reggie Han­ A. Gampel f^vilion on the Storrs campus against games. They fell 105-101 Wednesday as New Jersey pulled away. win for us. night to Indiana, which had lost five in a geles Rams offensive lineman Doug France pleaded in­ son’s career-high 28 points. Kentucky ^ 4 Syracuse on ‘Connecticut Youth Day.’ The Nets led 30-28 after the first nocent to one felony count of gross vehicular “Coach was worried because he didn’t (18-5, 10-3) jumped on the visitors right row. think we would be emotionally high UConn’s DeGennaro is pleased “We have to learn to play harder, espe­ manslaughter while intoxicated. away, taking a 28-9 lead 7*/2 minutes into - .:T \ The charge stems from a two-car accident last May 5 enough to play this game. We just came the game. STORRS (AP) — Connecticut quarterback Matt cially at home,” Defroit coach Chuck NBA Roundup when Maria Conception Contreras, 53, a neighbor at a out flat and didn’t do the things we nor­ No. 17 Nebraska 65, Iowa State 57: DeGennaro isn’t sure what the NFL scouts thought, but Daly said. “We have to realize we’re just mally do." townhouse where France lives, was killed. The Comhuskers (20-4, 6-3) changed he’s pleased with his performance at the scouting com­ an average team right now. Everyone That Arkansas (24-2, 11-0 in South­ quarter and began the second period with A pre-trial hearing was set for March 29. from traditional red road uniforms to bine in Indianapolis. thinks we’re playing hard, but we’re not, west Conference) came out fiat was an a 16-4 burst. New Jersey made 56 of 97 black and the switch worked as they “1 came back with a very positive feeling on how I especially at home. And I don’t know understatement The Red Raiders (8-17, shots (58 percent) from the field. WLAF moves a step closer broke a six-game losing streak at Ames did,” DeGennaro said Wednesday. “I feel good about what lies ahead on the road.” 4-8) led 10-1 and 15-3 and Arkansas Reggie Theus scored 17 points and and swept the Cyclones (9-16, 3-6) for myself. I was very comparable to all of the quartcrback- Meanwhile, the Atlanta Hawks, who m ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — The World League of didn’t pull even until there were four Derrick Coleman had 14 for the Nets. the first time since 1982-83. s.” have won 16 in a row at home, lost their American Football moves a step closer to its inaugural minutes left in the half. Chris Dudley had 12 points and 17 DcGemiaro, who passed for 9,288 yards and 73 touch­ eighth straight on the road. They got season today when 10 teams begin making an idea a No. 19 Virginia 84, Fairfield 52: The rebounds. Dominique Wilkins led Atlanta No. 5 Duke 74, Davidson 39: 'The downs at Connecticut, was one of 24 quarterbacks in­ routed by New Jersey, of all teams, which reality. Cavaliers snapped their three-game losing with 24 points. Blue Devils (22-4) shook off a slow start vited to the NFL minicamp Sunday and Monday. The stopped its own seven-game skid with a The league’s unique position-by-position draft gets un­ streak and extended the Stags’ losing Lakers 120, Timberwolves 106: A to dominate visiting Davidson (7-17). camp included extensive physical testing, running lifting 140-106 rout, the Nets’ highest-scoring derway in Orlando where club officials are holding string to a school-record 11 games. John 1 day after the Lakers’ 16-game winning Thomas Hill scored 13 of his 17 points in and throwing. game of the season. tryouts and hope to learn as much as they can about Crotty led 14 Virginia players who scored streak was stopped in Phoenix, they the second half as Duke took its biggest “It was just a slinko game for us,” players like former Notre Dame quarterback Tony Rice with 12 points as the Cavaliers (18-7) bounced back to win their 14th suaight at lead at 72-33 with less than two minutes Pairs favorites hold lead Hawks coach Bob Weiss said. “There’s and one-time NFL running back Paul Palmer. built a 33-point halftime lead. Ik to play. nothing else to say. We tried doing every­ The Forum. The draft will be held in six phases with teams select­ Th* A(«oclat*d P r*u No. 6 Arizona 71, Arizona State 50: MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Pairs favorites Natasha thing, but it just didn’t work. We have to ing offensive linemen today; running backs, punters and No. 20 Louisiana State 98, Auburn DON’T LOOK UP — Kentucky's Reggie Hanson tries to find a way Vlade Divac produced 18 points, 13 The Wildcats (20-4, 9-3) won their 59th Kuchiki and Todd Sand, the 1990 runners-up, took the pull up our socks and go on from here.” rebounds and a career-high six blocked kickers on Saturday; quarterbacks, wide receivers and 61: Shaquilic O’Neal rebounded from his around the defense of Tennessee's Gannon Goodson during their original program — worth one-third of the total score — straight home game as the Sun Devils worst outing of the year with 20 points in In other games, the Los Angeles Lakers shots and Magic Johnson had 18 points tight ends on Feb. 18; defensive linemen on Feb. 20; Southeastern Conference game Wednesday night in Lexington, Ky. in the U.S. Figure Skating Championships. beat Minnesota 120-106 and Cleveland and 14 assists. Terry Tcagle led Los An­ linebackers on Feb. 22, and defensive backs on Feb. 24. shot just 12 percent in the first half (4- limited duty as the Tigers (16-7, 9-4) for-33) and trailed 28-11 at halftime. The Wildcats prevailed, 85-74. Less than half of the 14 couples skated cleanly, with defeated Dallas 95-93. geles with 22 points. Training camps open Feb. 25, and the 10-wcck regular cruised to the home victory. Karen Courtland and Jason Dungjen a surprising second. Micheal Williams, who played for the POoh Richardson scored 31 points for season begins next month. The pairs conclude Friday night with the free skate. Pistons as a rookie, did not miss a shot Minnesota, which has lost all seven Kelly Ann Szmurlo won the first senior compulsory and scored 21 points as Indiana ended a games in its history against the Lakers. Seifert gets an extension Burrell sets world record — twice? figures gold ever awarded in the U.S. Championships. five-game losing sueak against Dcuoit. The Timberwolves also have lost seven in Cope confident Szmurlo, 22, of Franklin, Wis., competed in four senior SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — Securing their head MADRID, Spain (AP) — Leroy American Lee McRae at In­ holds the world record in 60-mcicr Williams was 8-for-8 from the field and a row on the road. coaching and front office leadership, the San Francisco Burrell firmly believes that if at first dianapolis on March 7, 1987. hurdles with 7.36. won the race in nationals, quit last year and came back when figures be­ 5-for-5 from the foul line. Cavaliers 95, Mavericks 93: came a sepiarate event, held only in this competition. 49ers on Wednesday extended coach George Seifert’s it doesn’t count, set the record “This is the great moment for 7.48. Courtney Hawkins of the for Daytona 500 “It’s especially great to get a win Cleveland put together its first two-game contract two years, and named Carmen Policy the team’s again. me," Burrell said. United States was second in 7.57, against guys you know and respect,” Wil­ winning streak since November as Brad and two-time Olympic champion president. Burrell ran 6.40 seconds in a 60- Mark Witherspoon of the United DAYTONA BEACH. Fla. (AP) — A smile Embezzler sentenced to jail liams said. “It was a thrill to play like that Daugherty had 23 points with 13 meter race at Wednesday’s indoor Roger Kingdom was third in 7.59. The 49crs also changed the logo on the side of the States was second in the first race in creased his face as Dcrrike Cope was asked if he LOS ANGELES (AP) — A woman who worked as a against Joe Dumars.” rebounds and Larry Nance had 22 points Darmy Everet, the indoor world team’s helmets to one that features “49ers” in large white meet in Madrid, but the judges ruled 6.58. He was second again the re­ considered himself a legitimate contender in the bookkeeper for thoroughbred trainer Charles Whittin- The Pistons arc 6-3 since losing Isiah and 11 rebounds. letters. 'The 49crs’ old logo was the white letters “S F ’ in he left the starting blocks too soon. run, finishing in 6.50. Chidi Imoh of record holder in the 400 at 45.04, gham was sentenced to four years in state prison for em­ Thomas to wrist surgery. DcUoit has lost Daugherty and Craig Ehlo each made Daytona 500, his status as defending champion not­ a red circle outlined in black. After the judges announced their Nigeria was third in 6.68. won Wednesday’s race in 47.33. withstanding. bezzling nearly $1.5 million from him. four of the last five, including a 95-93 two free throws in the closing moments to Seifert, who coached the 49ers to a Super Bowl in his decision, Burrell shouted; “Let’s run Linford Christie of Britain was Danny Harris of the United States Sally Ann Stubblefield, 54, was also ordered by Los defeat at home against Chicago before the put the Cavaliers ahead 95-89 with 3.4 “Just watch us," the 32-year driver said. “Wc can first season as coach and led them to the NFC Champion­ again now.” scheduled to run along with Burrell was second in 47.44 and Cayetano draft and run up front with the best of Uiem, and Angeles Superior Court Judge Reginald Dunn to pay All-Star break. seconds left. Dallas’ Derek Harper made ship game this past season, had his contract extended Usually, there is a 45-minutc wait in the 60, but the Europcim 100- Comet of Spain was tliird in 47.50. that includes Dale Earnhardt." Whittingham $150,000 restitution. Stubblefield pleaded Deu-oit trailed by 21 poinLs in the first a rare but meaningless four-point play at through the 1993 season. to re-run a race. The judges heeded meter champion, did not participate. Leonid Voloshin of the Soviet Cope, who did just that a year ago and wound up no contest in November to one count of grand theft and half. The Pistons twice got within two the buzzer, hitting a 3-point shot as he his request, however, and the race Union won tlic triple jump with a Th« Associated Press On Sunday, Burrell ran the 60 at wiiming the crown jewel of stock car racing when three counts of forgery. points in the fourth quarter. was fouled. Bucs hire Floyd Peters PLAYING CLOSE — Cleveland's Craig Ehlo, right, tries to knock was repeated 10 minutes later. Stuttgart, Germany, in 6.57, while leap of 57 feet, 7>M inches. odds-on favorite Earnhardt blew a lire with a mile The prosecutor said Stubblefield forged more than 500 “We made a nice run in the second Rolando Blackman led the visiting Burrell was a bit slower — 6.48 TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Floyd Peters, an NFL assistant Christie finished in 6.66. to the women’s competition, Mar­ to go, had a chance to prove his viability today. checks in the names of Whittingham’s former half, but in the first half we played like Mavericks with 28 points. Harper, O-for-6 down a shot by Alex English (2) of the Dallas Mavericks in their seconds. Nevertheless, it was good lene Ottcy of Jamaica won the 60 coach for 17 seasons, was hired Wednesday as defensive A crowd of 5,000 watched the Tliis time, however, he wasn’t chasing Earnhardt. employees, then deposited the checks in her bank ac­ we were still on vacation,” Daly said. from tlie field in the first half, finished game Wednesday night in Cleveland. The Cavaliers edged the coordinator and defensive line coach of the Tampa Bay enough to beat the previous world meet in Madrid’s Sports Rilace, in meters in 7.12 seconds, far off the count over a five-year period. “It’s the first time I’ve seen it in a long. with 14 points and 14 assists. Mavs, 95-93. Buccaneers. record of 6.50, set by fellow which American Greg Foster, who world record of 7.0. 20— MANCHESTER HHRALD, Thursday, Feb. 14 1991

SPECIAL THURSDAY Spring training umpire lockout is a possibility CLASSIFIED FEBRUARY 14th Dti LlAi Dr\r^i/ ADVERTISING By HAL BOCK liaurhpBtpr) Manchester — A City ol Village Charm MpralJi 1991 that just because we gave (big week,” he said. out of town and unavailable for SECTION The Associated Press money contracts) to the players, are selling for close to $100 million Series assignments. Currently, all The umpires association will hold comment. now. don’t think we’ll give it to you. two days of meetings in Orlando umpires with more than five years NEW YORK — Baseball could Phillips said the umpires have “Every team is getting more than are experience must work playoffs There are teams with $30 million Feb. 25-26. Phillips said that even “heightened expectations” for their be facing another spring t r a in in g $15 million more than two years ago every fourth year and no umpire can payrolls who will fight over who wiAout an agreement before spring new contract. “You read the papers lockouL this time of the umpires. pays for the fertilizer in training from the national television pack­ work the World Series more than training, he would advise the um­ every day. There are some players A year ago, the owners locked camps. They’re saying, ‘It stops pires to continue working. age,” he said. “The revenues are once every four years. Critics have players out of training camps for 32 who make more than all 60 umpires here. We draw the line with the “I see no reason for a work stop­ enormous. The umpires realize they charged that the system forces the days in a contract dispute and Richie put together. That created players.’ They want to dash expecta­ page,” he said. “There is no im­ are an integral part of the overall leagues to use umpires perceived as Phillips, executive director of the heightened expectations. They are tions.” passe. I am optimistic that we can product than the leagues market. less than the best for the showcase Major League Umpires Association, doubling, tripling, quadrupling They make a substantial contribu­ events. Phillips wrote the umpires last have an agreement before the start salaries for the players. The salary thinks they might try the same tactic week, warning that a spring training of the season. There is a real under­ tion and they feel they should be The union suggested that each with his membership, which is figures evidence an ability to pay in compensated commensurate with league select two crews for the lockout looms as a real possibility standing on both sides on what has a thriving industry.” negotiating a new agreement. that contribution in accordance with playoffs and World Series, one to even though contract talks are on to be done and we are going about Phillips cited ^ e increased value “Some owners feel they need to schedule. “I am optimistic that we the business of getting it done.” the revenues being generated.” work the first two and last two get a win,” Phillips said. “They want of franchises, saying that the Kansas Phillips said he had proposed a GREATER HARTFORD AUTOMOBILE DEALER’S can make substantial progress prior Attorney Robert Kheel, represent­ games in one city, the other to work to send a message to the umpires City club carried a $20 million to our meeting in Florida next ing the leagues in negotiations, was revised system for the selection of the middle three games in the other pricetag in 1984 and new franchises umpires for playoff and World city. SCOREBOARD (Milchall 8), Los Angolas 52 (Divac 13). As­ sists— Minnesota 21 (Richardson 1 1 ), Los An­ Mirk. Sheppard 22 (Malletto, Mullen). 15:31 Basketball geles 36 (Johnson 14). Total fouls— Minnesota (pp). Penalties— Janssens, NY, major-game 16, Los Angeles ia A— 16,66Z misconduct (high-sticking), 1:04; O'Connor, HOME ICE: Hie oldest NHL iirenas (high-sticking), 4:43; Patrick, N Y (holding), Transactions Site ITeamI NBA standings Big Eatl Conforane# O'all Year built 11:12; MacLean, N J, double minor (cross­ W L W L checking, unsportsmanlike conduct), 1 1 :35; EASTERN CONFERENCE Syracuse 8 3 21 3 Montreal Forum (Montreal Canadiens) 1924 Burks, senred by Brown (slashing). 13:41; A UTO RACING Atlantic Olvltlon G ^ g e to w n 7 4 15 7 Driver. N J (slashing), 13:41; Patrick. N Y (slash­ MARLBORO GRAND PRIX D _ W L Pet. GB SL John's 8 5 17 5 ing). 13:41; Gartner, N Y (slashing), 13:41. M EADOW LANDS— Announced the resignation Boston 36 12 750 Boston Garden (Boston Bruins) Pittsburgh 6 5 17 8 1928 Shots on goal— New Jersey 9-9-9— 27. New of Frank Yodice, director. Named Michael Bid- PNIadolphia 25 22 532 lO'/S CONNECTICUT 6 6 15 7 ------Tbrk 18-9-7— 34. well director. Newlferk 21 27 .’438 15 Villanova 5 6 12 10 Chicago Stadium (Chicago Blackhawks) 1929 Power-play Opportunities— New Jorsey 1 of BASEBALL Vlteshington 21 28 429 15I/Z Seton Hall 6 6 15 7 6; New York 4 of 8. American League New Jersey 15 34 ’306 2 H/J Provldanco 5 7 14 9 Goalies— New Jersey, Terreri, 17-14-5 (25 CALIFO RN IA A N G E LS — Agreed to terms Miami 13 35 271 23 Boston College 1 10 11 13 St. Louis Arena (St. Louis Blues) 1929 shots-20 saves), Burke (11:18 second, 9-8). with Luis Polonia, outfielder, on a one-year con- Central Division Now Ibrk, Vanbiesbrouck, 14-11-5 (27-24) tracL CeiiBBRlTM HV Chicago 33 14 732 — Tueaday's Results A— 16.529. Notional League ^troit 34 16 .680 1/j Syracuse 10 1, Providence 83 Maple Leaf Garden (Toronto Maple Leafs) 1931 Referee— Andy vanHellemond. Llnes- ATLANTA BFIAVES— ^Agre^ to terms with Milwaukee 30 ig .612 4 Seton Hall 83, Pittsburgh 73 riion— Dan McCourt, Gord Broseker. Glenn Wilson, outfielder, on a one-year corv Atlanta 26 23 !531 8 Memorial Auditorium (Buffalo Sabres) tracL SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9,1991 thru Indiana 20 28 417 l3.i m Thursday's Games Notre Dame at S t John's, 8 p.m. Notre Dame, Md. 77, SL Mary’s, Md. 63 46 168 210 Denver at Miami, 730 p.m. Quinnipiac 66, SL Michael's 64 Adams Division Goalies— PhiladeIpNa. Hextall, 11-13-4 (26 Arena Football H.i o . 35 18 shots-23 saves). Toronto, Ing. 13-26-5 (35-29). Chicago at Now Vbrk, 730 p m Sunday's Feb. 24 SL Anselm 95, StonoNII 77 8 78 230 198 ARENA FOOTBALL— AnnourKed the addi- tioti of franchises In Oriondo, F la ; Columbus, Seattlo at Orlando, 730 p.m. Pittsburgh at Syracuse, noon SL John's 90, Providence 89 32 22 6 70 209 188 A— 16,348. ‘r 5 03 Wfashington at Houston, 8:30 p.m Saiisbury SL 84, Lincoln, Pa. 64 26 26 6 58 1 70 1 89 Referee-— Denis Morel. Linesmen— Ray Ohio; and Chicago. Announced the Pittsburgh 22 23 13 57 205 200 Gladiators have relocated to Tampa, Fla. z ' ■< Detroit at Milwaukee, 8 3 0 p.m. Scranton 95, FDU-Madison 65 Scapinello, Pierre Champoux. 12 36 10 34 167 257 COLUMBUS— Named Dave WNnham coach. CARDINAL BUICK, INC. Phoenix at San Antonio, 8:30 p m Slippery Rock 85. Edinboro 81 i Big East result CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Bruins 7, Canadiens 4 World League of American Football H H Boston at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Southern Maine 78. SL Joseph’s 75 CARDINAL BUICK’S VOLUME- PRICING Norris Division Philadelphia at Sacramento, 10.30 p.m. Trenton SL 58, Stockton SL 43 Boston .| SACRAMENTO SURGE-Named Lannle -A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS” m St. John’s 66, B. College 60 Julias playsr personnel consultant and Michael X Friday's Games Vermont 74, New Hampshire 65 W L TPts GF GA Montreal .| 34 16 7 75 225 180 Weston offensivs assistant coach. 81 Adams Street, Manchester > . ^ i o m Milwaukee at Chartotto, 7:30 p.m. ST. JOHN'S (66) Westchester , E. Stroudsburg 63 First Period— 1. Boston, Hodge 17 66 35 19 4 74 193 152 HORSE RACING t' Denver at New Jersey, 730 p.m. Singleton 2-3 0-0 4, Sealy 814 6-8 22, Wer- SOUTH Skriko), 9:27. 2, Montreal, Savard 17 (Lelebvre SAVES YOU CASH! 26 29 5 57 210 223 NEW YORK RACING ASSOCIATION— An­ (Open Eves. Monday thru Thursday) 0 4 9 " 4 0 i 1 1 New >brk at Cleveland, 8 p.m. dann 2-10 2-2 6, Buchanan 3-6 6-8 12, Sproling Alabama 105, Alabanw SL 74 Dulresne), 14:39. Penally— Bourque, Bos (inter­ T3 19 32 10 47 192 215 nounced the resignation of Steve Schwartz, Vteshington at Dallas, 8 3 0 p.m. 0-3 0-0 0, Scott 8 8 8 3 12. Mullin 2-5 0-0 5, Barry 98, Florida Southern 69 ference), 6:12. 15 37 director of media rAalions. 33 Minnesota at LA Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Cain 1-2 1-2 3, Muto 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 2 8 5 2 Berry 77. N. Georgia 68 6 36 169 243 Second Period— 3. Montreal, Corson 15 O Smyths Division SOCCER Boston at LA Lakers, 10:30 p.m 1823 66. Carson-Newman 83. Mars Hill O 75 Los Angeles 31 19 7 69 236 185 (pp). 4, Boston. National Professional Soccer League r~ Utah at Ftordand, 10:30 p.m. BOSTON COLLEGE (60) Centre 103, Berea 62 T| Calgary 30 21 230 180 Neely 38 (Janney, Bourque), 8:35 (pp). 5, ATLANTA A TTACK — ^Traded Franklin Mclrv Moran 3-10 0-0 9, Able 1-9 1-2 3, Curley 7-15 Florida Tech 73, SL Loo 66 6 66 O Edmonton 28 26 3 59 199 192 ® ( Lelebvro, Courtnall) tosh, midfielder, to the Hershey Impact for Larrv m NBA results 6-7 20. Eisley 1-11 4-4 6. Abram 3-8 2-2 9, Hin- Georgia Southern 73, Tulano 67 [ Winnipeg 21 31 9 51 199 215 13:32 (pp). 8, Bostoa CNistian 29 (Janney Julius, defender. QUALITY USED CARS Q 03 High Ftoint 71. Mount Olivo 48 D.Swroney), 19:53. Ponalties-Boston bench 1991 BUICK SKYLARK SEDAN IfS *• •^'®*®‘>Y 0-2 3. Jackson Vancouver 34 5 45 175 232 COLLEGE Cavs 95, Mavs 93 1-1 Kentucky 82. Cincinnati 50 20 2. Beasley 2-6 8 1 4. Totals 19-69 17-22 60. Wsdneaday's Gamaa s e r v ^ by Skriko (loo many men). 1:28; Daig- FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON-Named Maat m 03 Mississippi 75. Mississippi SL 57 GUARANTEED TO DALLAS (93) HtefHme— SL John’s 32. Boston College 3Z Minnesota 6, Buffalo 6, tie Flscanati women's volleyball coach. 03 3-pomt goals— SL John’s 1-5 (Mullin 1-2, SproF MIDWEST Hartford , Detroit of McCray 4-8 7-7 15, White 1-8 1-2 ^3, 6 2 P ITTSB U R G H — Named Tim Wilson strength SATISFY YOUR EVERY i'- O Donaldson 2-6 2-2 6, Blackman 14-22 0-0 28| ing 0- 1, Buchanan 0-2), Boston Collage 814 Adrtan 87, Olivet 64 Boston 7, Montreal 4 Third Period— 7, Boston, Janney 21 4'15 8 coach. z Harper 6-15 1-2 14, English 4-8 2-2 10 H Wil-’ (Moran 3-4, Abram 1-3, Huckaby 1-4, Eisley Albion 69. Kalamazoo 52 N.Y. Rangers 6, Now Jersey 3 ^ t o n . Carter 3. 4:26. 9, Boston,' Wbiz 8 SETON HALL— Announced Marco Lokar NEED!! O 0-3). Fouled out— Werdann, Curley. Alma 69, Hope 56 aazaro, Townshend), 7:30. 10, Boston Nselv liams 6-11 1-3 13, Davis 1-3 2-2 4, Upshaw 0-2 Philadelphia 6, Toronto 3 guard, has quit the basketball team to play in 1982 Dodge Aries Sedan m > 0-0 0. Totals 38-83 16-20 93 Rebounds-St John’s 42 (Scott 9), Boston Col- Colorado 71. Kansas SL 68 Thursday's Games 39 (Quintal, Hodge), 11:44. 1 1 , MontreaL Itaiy. r" ^ (Curley. Able 8). Assists— S t John's 6 Denison 84, Kenyon 45 ■ CLEVELAND (95) N .v. Islanders at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Lefebvre 4 (Courtnall. Carbonneau). 19:14, SOUTHERN CAL— Named Bob Cope defen­ ...... *2,495 03 Nance 9-14 4-5 22, Brown 5-7 0-0 10 (B u c h a n 4), Boston College 6 (Moran 2). Grand View 90, Mount SL Clare 27 Winnipeg at New Jersey, 7:45 p.m. Penalty— Ewen, Mon (roughing). 13i)6. sive btuiks coacK § Daugheny 9-21 5-7 23, Ehio 5-12 3-3 15 Total fouls— S t John's 19, Boston College 20. Kentucky 82, Cincinnati 50 Quebec at Chicago, 8 3 5 p.m. Shots on goal— Boston 7-9-13— 29. Montreal TO L E D O — Announced the resignation of A— 5,783. WBlentino 4-9 2-2 10, Morton 0-0 0-0 0, J.Wil- Los Angeles at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. 17-8-10— 35. Nick Saban, football coach, in order to become 1986 Ford Bronco 4x4 33 > liams 2-8 0-2 4, Ferry 4-10 0-0 9, Paddio 0-3 How Top 25 fared SL Louis at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. Power-play Opportunities— Boston 1 of 2‘ defensive coordinator of the Cleveland Browns *10,980 -H 2- 2 2. Totals 38-8416-21 95 Big East women’s result Friday’s Games Montreal 2 of 3. Armouncod that Dean Pees, defensive coor­ 33 How the Associated Press' Top 25 teams Montreal at Buffalo. 7:35 p.m. Goalies— Boston, Lemelin, 1 2 - 8-1 (35 dinator. had been appointed Interim coach. ^ 18 17 31 2 7 -9 3 fared Wednesday: > C l a v e l ^ 22 20 28 2 5 -9 5 UConn 80, Seton Hall 59 Hartford at N.Y. Rangers, 7:35 p.ra shots-31 saves). Montreal, Bergeron, 6-6-1 TU LS A — Announced the resignation of Dan 1987 Buick LeSabre r 3-Point goals— Dallas 1-3 (Harper 1- 3) 1. UNLV (20-0) did not play. Next: vs. UC Washington at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. (22-16), Racicot (7:30 third, 7-6). ^ c c o . outside linebackers coach, to become •X3 Santa Barbara, Thursday. *8,480 Clovel^ 3-3 (Ehk) 2-2, Ferry 1- 1 ). Fouled C O N N E C TIC U T (80) A— 16,902. defensive line coach at Boston College. out— Valentine. Rebounds— Dallas 43 Laura Lishness 7-11 2-3 17. Meghan Pai- 2. ONo State (20-1) did not play. Next; at NHL results Referee— Bill McCreary. Linesmen— Ron IRVINE— Announced the resignation of D Wisconsin, Thursday. (Donaldson 12). Cleveland 67 (Daugherty 13). lyson 8 9 86 17, Kerry Bascom 8-17 80 16 Finn. Mike Cvik. Bill Mulligan, basketball coach, olfective at the AUTOMATIC, AIR, REAR DEFOGCER, TILT WHEEL, POWER STEER­ 1987 Chevy Celebrity Sed ' 03 . A ^ t s — Dallas 29 (Harper 14). Cleveland 27 Debbie Baer 0-0 0-2 0, Wendy Davis 7-13 0-0 3. Arkansas (24-2) beat Texas Tech 87-69. Whalers 6, Red Wings 2 end of the season. Next: vs. Texas Christian, Saturday. ING, POWER BRAKES, ONLY $10,590, GM AC FIRST TIM E BUYER - ...... *5,480 (Valentine 7). Total fouls— Dallas 23, Cleveland 18, Stacey Wetzel 8 0 0-0 0, Orly Grossman 2-4 Detroit 0 1 i _ 2 Stars 6, Leafs 6 20. A— 11.522. 0-0 4. Shannon Saunders 2-4 0-0 4. Heidi Law 4. Indiana (22-2) did not play. Next; at No. 3 Ohio State, Sunday. Hartford i 3 2— 6 Mlrmesota 4 $600 ALLOWANCE TO QUALIFIED CUSTOMER, USE YOUR TRADE 2-2 0-0 4, Pam Rothfuss 0-0 0-0 0, Nicoie 2 0 0 -6 1987 Chevy Celebrity Sed 5 First Period— 1 . Hartford, Verbeek 30 (Brown, Butfalo 3 2 1 0— 6 Racers 105, Pistons 101 Woodail 0-0 0-0 0. Toteis 34-60 7-11 80 5. Duke (22-4) beat Davidson 74-39. Next- at AS DOWN PAYMENT...ORDER YOURS TODAY! SETON HALL (59) vWke ForesL Saturday. Francis), 7:12. Penalties— Garpenlov, Det First Period— 1 , Buffalo. Makela 13 (Ruuttu) Euro Sport...... *5,995 (rougWng), :08; Verbeek. Har, double minor 1:07. 2. Minnesota, Bellows 23 (SInIsalo Rec Hoop Veronica Sims 4-12 3-4 13, Gennifer Harrison 6. Arizona (20-4) beat Arizona State 71-50. ■ 1 INDIANA (105) (roughing, high-sticking), :08; Samuelsson, Har Bruton). 2:30. 3, Minnesota, Bellows 24 (Gao- 2-8 0-0 4, Kelley Moore 8 1 5 86 15, Jodi Next; vs. Georgia Tech, Sunday. Person 5-13 1-2 11 . Thompson 6-14 4-4 16 (cross-checking), 1:42; Houda, Dot (holding), nw. Broton), 4:30 (pp). 4, Minnesota. TInordi 3 1987 Olds Delta 88 Brougham Brooks 8 1 2 2-2 16. Kris Durham 3-6 1-2 7. Kim 7. Syracuse (21-3) did not play. Next: at Bos­ Drolling 2-3 0-0 4, Millar 4 -11 2-2 10. M.Wil­ ton College, Saturday. 7:56; Probort, Det (cross-checking), 16;17; (Modano, Gagner). 8:43 (pp). 5, Minnesota. TRAVEL Lee 1-2 84 2. Lisa Jones 81 80 0 Becky Midgets ...... *7,980 liams 8 8 8 5 21. SchrompI 811 4-6 14, Smits Carolina (18-4) beat Wake Forest ProberL Det (roughing), 19:10; Cyr, Har (rough­ Giles 2 (Duchesne. Smith), 8:56. 6 Butfalo 1-2 80 2. Sanders 811 0-0 , Fleming Tingloy 1-2 0 -0 2 Totals 21-58 11-18 59'. ing) 19:10; Garpenlov, Dot double minor Valve 21 (Hawarchuk), 13:07. 7, Buffalo, Pas- Community Y - 76ers 30 (Todd Napolllano 19 10 2-3 3-4 Halftime: 36-27 UConn; 3-point gouts: UC 85-70. Next: at Maryland, Saturday 7. McCloud 3-4 8 4 10. Totals 41-80 22-27 105 (slashing, roughing). 19:44; Yzorman, DoL lawskl 10 (Ramsey, Andreychuk), 18:38. Penal- Elizabeth Buccino 4; Ryan Zawistowski also NEARLY NEW SPECIAL 8 1 3 (Davis 4-6, Lishness 1- 1, Bascom 84 9. Southern Mississippi (18-2) did not play. played well) Heat 28 (Daniel Quintero ; Matt DETROrr(IOI) Next vs. South Alabama. Thursday game misconducl 19:44; Verbook, Har, double tios— Franceschetti. Bui (boarding). 3:48- 6 Grossman 0-2), SH 812 (Brooks 4-5, Sims 2-6’ McBride also played wtal) minor-major (instigator, fighting). 19:44. McRae, Mon, major (fighting), 4:55; Wells. Buf O F THE WEEK Rodman 4-12 4-7 12. Edwards 8-15 3-5 19, Tingley 8 1 ); Total fouls: UC 17, SH 12; Fouled 10. East Toonessoe State (21-3) did not play. Laimbeer 815 0-0 17, Johnson 7-13 0-1 14 Next at Liberty, Thursday. Second Period— 2 , Detroit. Probert 12 major (fighting). 4:55; Glynn. Min (holding), Mahoney- Bulls 31 (Josh Solomonson 11 out; None; Total rebounds: UC 38 (Ftattyson 8). Dumars 9-26 2B, Salley 0-4 8 2 0. Aguirre (Marsh, Chabot), 8:15. 3. Hartford, Kryglor 9 5:50; Bellows. Min (hlgh-stfcking), 7:48; Fran- Lucas Solomonson 6; Alex Obst also played 8 8 SH 31 (Moore 12) Total assists: UC 13 (Lish­ 11. Kansas (18-4) did not play. Next vs. Kan­ 3-8 3-4 9, Blanks 0-0 0-0 0, Bedford 1-1 0-0 2. sas Stats, Saturday. (Evason, Sidorkiowicz), 13:14. 4, Hartford, ceschotti. But. double mlrx>r (holding, roughing). well) Celtics 29 O T (Matt Oleksiw 1 2. Peter Cor- ness 4), SH 17 (S m s 6); Technical fouls: None; nog 9; David LaGuardIa also played well) Long 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 40-94 18-27 101 12 Now Mexico Stale (18-2) did not play Francis 19 (Brown), 14:17. 5, Hartford, Francis 7:48; Small, Min (high-sticking). 8:52; Bodger Attendance 615. Tigers 33 (Andy Moran 10, RIchio Prenalta ; 32 31 23 19— 105 Next vs. Fullerton State, Thursday. M (Verbeek, Samuelsson), 15:50. Penal- But (elbowing), 8:52; Berozan, Min (holding). 9 Mike Beaulieu also played well) Jazz 21 (Dan Delr^ 20 23 3 7 21—101 tios— Detroit bench, served by Probert (too 9:17; Ray, Buf, mIsconducL 11:49; McRae, Min, BUICK (l^ -S ) beat Boston College Mesler . Tom Entwistle 4, Joey Colville ) 3- Polnt goals— Indiana 1-5 (McCloud 1-2 College hoop scores 66-60. Next: at No. 22 Pittsburgh. Saturday. many men), 5:54; ProberL Det, double minor misconducL 11:49; Modano. Min, doubis minor 8 4 (high-sticking), 8:22; Primeau, DeL double (hooking, unsportsmanlike conduct), 13-28- SKYLARK SEDAN ; Pwson 8 3 ), Detroit 3-8 (Dumars 2 -8 Laimbeer EAST 1®. Utah (22-2) did not play. Next: vs. Wyorrv Walls, But (tripping), 19:43. Pee Wee 1*2, Rodm an 0- 1 ). Fouled out— None. Bucknell 69. Army 51 ing, Thursday. minor (charging, roughing), 17:43; ProberL Det Automatic, Air, Fuel s:. (unsportsmanlike conduct). 17:43; BurL Har, Second PerlorF—8. Minnesota, Gagner 33 Rwounda— lnd« 49 (Thompson 8), Detroit Delaware 73, Md.-Baltimora County 68 1S U CLA (17-5) did not play. Next: at Califor­ '"''V ’ 2; Heather McMillan 1990 BUICK 1991 BUICK 1991 BUICK Injection, Low Miles, > double minor (holding, roughing), : ; (Bellows, Propp), (pp). g, Butfalo. Hawer- and Mika Haddad also playod well) Celtics 27 1991 BUICK 58 (Rodman 24). Assistsx-lndiana 23 Drexel 78. Towson SL 75 nia, Thursday. 17 43 1:11 Evason, Har (unsportsmanlike corxlucl), : - chuk 21 (Andreychuk, Brown), 6:14. 10, Buffalo (Kyle Wolff . Jessie Odtal ; Bryan ^ w a l w Many Extras ; „ ( S ^ r e ^ f . Miller 5), Detroit 21 (Johnson 9). Fordham 79. Lafayette 71 16. Kentucky (18-5) beet Tennessee 85-74 17 43 1 1 6 Shaw. Har (hoiding), 18:54, Makela 14, 12:00 (sh). . Minnesota, Small played well) ToW fouls— Indiana 27, Detroit 26. Techni­ Lehigh 100, Colgate 81 Next vs. Mississippi. Saturday. 1 1 8 (Smith, Duchesne), 19:43. Penalliee— Sinisalo, cals— Laimbeer, Schrempf. Flagrant Rutgers 95, SL Joseph's 87 17. Nebraska (20-4) beat Iowa Stats 65-57 Third Period— 6, DetroiL Chabot 5 (Racine, 76ers 27 (Aaron Dulke 8. Chris Johnson 5; REATTA COUPE REGAL SEDAN CENTURY LESABRE foul— Dumars. A— 21,454. Primeau), 7:18 (pp). 7, Hartford. Francis 21 Min (hooking), 2:43; McRae, Min (unsportsman­ Jason Bishop also played well) Knicks 15 (Tim SL Bonaventure 86, Canisius 78 Next vs. Oklahoma, Saturday. like conduct), 5:30; Ray. Buf (unsportstranlike t o r y 5. Joey Lodge 4; Kyle OConnor also SL John's , Boston College 60 o '’ol play. Next at (Burt, Shaw), 9:49 (pp). 8, Hartford, Vbrbeek 31 66 conduct), 5:30; Smith, Min (holding), 7:07; played well) Nets 140, Hawks 106 Temple 69, Penn SL 59 Seton Hall, Saturday. (Francis, Brown). 15:26. Penaities— McKay, Dot. major (fighting), 2:56; Udouceur. Har, Brown. Buf (holding), 10:55; Andreychuk. Buf B o m ^ s 33 (Ken Leslie , Ethan Willlam- ATLANTA (106) Vermont 75, Now Hampshire 71 19. Virginia (18-7) beat Fairfield 84-52. Next 12 V6. Clemson, Siaturday. major (fighting), 2:56; Jennings, Har, double (hooking), 13:39. f Beaulieu also played well) Bullets Wilkins 1820 4-5 24. Willis 8 9 8 8 16, Kon- SOUTH 1988 Corsica Sed.... *6,890 Third Period— 12. Buffalo, Ruuttu 12 (Pas- 24 (Jeff Dahms , Geoff Cook ; Frank Fralllc- cak 8 2 8 0 , Webb 8 1 5 4-6 21, Rivers 4-10 Aiabama , Vanderbilt 55 20. LSU (16-7) beat Auburn 98-61. Next vs. minor (roughing), 3:43; Burr. Dot, major-gar7» 6 6 0 66 lawskl, Hawerchuk), 8:40. Ponallios— DaNquIsL ciardi also played well) 0- 0 9. Malone 1-2 3, Ferrell 4-11 4-4 13, American U. 75, William & Mary 70 Alabama, Sunday. miscodnuct (spearing), 531; GallanL DeL 1-6 Mm (holding), 1:36; Makela, Buf (holding), 4:30; 1988 Buick Skyhawk Sedan 811 0-1 10, Moncrief 3-6 2-2 8. McCor­ Coastal Carolina at N.C.-Asheville, ppd. 77^^;, 0 ‘''®*~'™',Slato (17-5) beat Oklahoma doublo mlnor-miBconducL (roughing), 5:01. Cyr. TinordI, Min, double minor (high-sticking), mick 0-2 0-0 0, Wilson 1-4 0-0 2. Totals 41-96 Duke 74. Davidson 39 77-74. Next; vs. Missouri, Saturday. Har, double mlnor-miscodnuct (roughing), 531; ...... *6,980 13:27; Bellows. Min (roughing), 19:10; Badger 28 28 106. Florida A&M 89. Fla. International 61 u t*d not play. Next vs. Burt, Har (roughing), 5:01; ProberL DoL minor No. 13 S t John's, Saturday Buf (roughing). 19:10. N EW JE R S EY (140) Florida SL 113, Alabama SL 88 (rougNng), 10:23; ProberL DoL major-miscorv Overtime— None. Penalties-Ruuttu. Buf 1988 Buick Skylark.... *7,9f Mississippi duct (fighting), 12:50; Jennings, Har, major-mis­ Bowling Morris 13-22 8 6 32, Coleman 4-11 6-8 14, Furman 75. Wbfford 62 (holding), 4:11; Propp. Min (roughing), 4:1 1 , ^ d le y 8 1 0 2-4 12. Blaylock 8 1 6 20 Howard U. 114, M d.-E. Shore 80 84-77. Next: at Georgia, Saturday. conduct (fighting), 12:50. 2-4 Shots on gool— Minnesota 8-14-9-9— 40 Buf­ 1988 Olds Delta 88 Brougham p iW B 811 8 3 17. Biiechlor 0-0 0-0 0, Polrovic Kentucky 85, Tennessee 74 24 Tw a a (17*5) did not play. Next; at Hou»- Shots on goal— Detroit 5-7-11— 23. Hartford ton. Sunday. falo 16-12-12-0— 40 Company Vehicle, 4 Door, Automatic, Air, Cruise, 4 Door, Automatic, Air, V-6, Tilt Automatic, Air, V-6, Tilt, Cruise, 8 1 0 8 5 22, Mills 4-7 8 0 8, Haley 4-5 1-1 9. LSU98, AulMm61 9 -1 8 -9 -3 6 . *10,480 Power-play Opportunities— Minnesota 3 of 6’ Home Engineers George 2-3 80 4, Garvin 0-0 8 0 0, Lee 1 -2 8 0 Marytand 96, Georgia Tech 93 25. Princeton (16-2) did rwt play. Next* at Ftower-play Opportunities— Detroit of ; Loaded, Wheel, Rear Defogger and more, Brown, Friday. 1 6 Buffalo 0 of 9. Delay Wipers, Power Locks, Wire Power Seats, Power Windows, 2. Totals 5897 24-31 140. Mississippi SL 84, Mississippi 77 Hartford 1 of 8. Marlys Dvorak 190-170-616 ii_,„ ... Goalies— Minnesota, Casey, 14-16-8 (40 Stock #1473, Wheel Covers, Stock #1854. Only Stock #1842. Only $13,598. 1989 Cavalier Cpe.... *6980 f!**®"‘® 28 25 25 28— 106 N. Carolirta SL 90, Robert Morris 88 Goalies— DetroiL Cheveldae, 22-22-4 (36 shots-34 saves). Buffalo, Puppa (7-3), Wbkaluk » r i 188, Theresi ®Derrane 2 o 'o -4 9 r Power Locks, Cassette, Loaded, Nw^rsey 30 35 32 43—140 How women’s Top 25 fared ^ Iw ta Shore 186-467. Audrey White 212-522' North Carolina 85, Whke Forest 70 shots-30 saves). Hartford, SIdorklewIcz, 2-2-2 (8:56 firsL 33-31). Must Be Seen! $15,597 GMAC First Time Buyer GMAC First Time Buyer -$600 1989 Buck Skybahftfk... *7/480 3 -W n t goals— Atlanta 4-13 (Ferrell 1- 1, Willis Richmorxl 91, Navy 72 How the Associated Press’ Top 25 women’s 20-16-5 (23-21). A— 15,017. Stock #1884. 1- 1, f^ e rs 1-3. Webb 1-4, Moncrief 8 2 . WilkinsTennessee SL 98, Alcorn SL 89 teams fared Wednesday: A— 11,779. cm 205-491 ReriM Was $28,715 -$600 Allowance to qualified Allowance to qualified customer. 0- 2), New Jersey 4-6 (Theus 2-3, Petrovic 1-1 Virginia 84, Fairfield 52 1. Virginia (22-1) did not play. Roloroe— Mark Faucetto. Linesmen— Kevin M s 179-476, Sue Blske 474, Pal H o o g e rJS ^ 1989 jeep Wrangler 4X4 Morris 1-2). Fouled out— Ferrell. R e b o u n d s-A t­ Virginia Tech 72, Louisville 56 2. Penn State (21-1) did not play Collins, Mark Vines. customer. Use your trade as Use your trade as down pay­ ...... *8y995 lanta 50 (Willis 8), New Jersey 61 (Dudley 17) M ID W EST 3. Georgia (21-2) did not play. N O W ONLY f ^ s t s — Atlanta 13 (Webb 3). New Jersey 33 Rangers 6, Devils 3 N O W O N LY down payment. ment. Ball SL 71. Miami, Ohio 68 4. Tennessee (21-4) beat DePaul 105-43. Calendar 1989 Buick Regal Coupe (Blaylock 8). Total fouls— Atlanta 24, Now Jer- Bowling Green 79. Vbungstown SL 64 5. Auburn (20-3) did not play. New Jersey t o 2— 3 s ^ 22. Technicals— Atlanta illegal defense, DePaul 102, Loyola, III. 67 6. Purdue (19-2) did not play. N.Y. Ftangers 2 3 1—6 Radio, TV *9,895 New Jersey Illegal delensa. Now Jorsey coach E. Michigan 94, CenL Michigan 58 7. North Carolina Stale (20-4) did not play First Period— 1. Now Jersoy, MacLean 33 Today Filch, Coleman, Batllo, A— 10,583. Indiana SL 64. S. Illinois 60 8. Waslom Kentucky (20-1) did not play (Sundstrom, Driver), 7:40 (pp). 2, New Ybrk, Boya Basketball 1990 Buick LeSabre Sedan Kent SL 67, W. Michigan 47 9. Arkansas (20-3) did not play. Nicholls 22 (Pauick. Turcotto), 9:48 (pp). 3. Now NFA at East Catholic, 7 p.m. Today Lakers 120, Woives 106 N. Iowa 73, E. Illimis 71 Girls Basketball 10. VW6hlngton(17-3) did not play. York, Millar 14 (Mullon), 10:09. Penal­ *20,990 pi4,997* *12,998* *16,995’ *13,890 MINNESOTA (106) Nebraska 65, Iowa SL 57 11. Stanford (17-4) did rxil play. ties— Crowder, NJ, major (fitting), 136; DomI, Manchester at Windham. 7:30 Ohio U. , Toledo 55 W Hu” (’9L 7 -7 m? ’""®“ " C . T.Campbell 9-25 4-4 22. Corbin 6-17 0-0 12, 66 12 LSU (17-5) did r » t play. NY, major (fighting). 1:36; Nonvood, N J (hook­ B rw e r 1-2 0-0 2. Mitchell 7-15 6-8 20. SOUTHWEST 13. Rutgers (19-3) did not play. ing), 4:46; Sheppard, N Y (Ngh-sticking), 7:10; Friday Sf^^rSSjhSnneT Richardson 14-23 2-4 31, Spencer 2-4 2-2 6, Arkansas 87. Texas Tech 69 Mississippi (18-5) beat Mississippi Stale New Ybrk bench, served by Nicholls. (un­ Boys Basketball 75-57. Windham at Manchester, 7:30 Murphy 2-6 1-2 5. Glass 81 0-0 0, West 3-3 2-4 Baylor 77, Texas Christian 75, O T sportsmanlike conduct), 7:10; Muller, N J (Inter­ 7:M p.m. — Bulls at Knicks. WFAN (660-AMl REBATES FROM <250 TO 8. Totals 44-96 17-24 106. Oklahoma SL 77. Oklahoma 74 15 Connecticut (20-3) beat Seton Hall ference), 8 2 4; Nonvood, N J (hooking), 1336. East Catholic at SL Bernard, 7 p.m LAUKERS(120) Southern Moth, 68, Texas A&M 62 6(^59. SacoTKl Period— 4. New fin g e rs, Janssens Chaney Tech at Ftortland. 7:30 Bolton at Cromwell, 7:30 Green 6-12 4-4 16, Wbrthy 10-16 0-0 20, Texas El-Paso 77. W. Texas SL 74 16. Texas (16-6) beat Rice 87-50 5 (Leetc^ Mallette), 2:28. 5. New Ybrk. Gartner <3,000 ON SELECT MODELS... CARDINAL BUICK, INC. Divac 9-12 0-0 18. Johnson 8 1 4 7-7 18. Scott Texas Southern 97. Wright SL 82 17. Providence (20-4) lost to SL John's 32 (Ffetrick), 7:14 (pp). 6, New York, Ogrodnick East Hampton at Coventry, 7:30 RHAM at Rocky Hill. 7:30 6-13 81 13, Smith 4-7 3-4 1 1 . Teegle 9-14 6-6 FAR WEST 90*69. 23 (Miller. Patrick). 11:18 (pp). Penal­ ♦PRICES INCLUDE FACTORY REBATES! 24. Thompson 0-2 0-0 0. E.Campbell 80 80 0, Arizona 71, Arizona SL 50 18. UNLV (18-5) did not play. ties— Miller, N Y (hooking), :09; Hardy, N Y J f E s S g - ®' "A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS” Ttwrrm* 0-0 0-0 O.Totalt 40-90 20*22 120. Colorado 85. Kansas SL 71 19. Nortfiwostern (15-6) did not play (roughing), 4:03; MacLean, N J (hooking), 6:06; Saturday 10:30 p.m. — College basketball- ll Crom- 25. Florida State (17-4) did not play Brown 8 (O'Connor, Morris). 10:42. 9, Now Mtonight — College basketball: U CLA at Bollon at Cromwell. 8 p.m. Calilornia, ESPN ®' 1 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Feb. 14,1991—23 22—MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Feb. 14, 1991 Latin winter baseball can be dangerous Thompson thinks his days are numbered will be 37 on March 21. NBA coach, Thompson’s position frequently was “They’ve got a lot of quick guys, and so he didn t By PHIL COLLIER playoffs and enter the Caribbean World Series in Miami, lion), Minnesota’s Chili Davis (one year, $1.9 million), too much. But, over a period of time. I’ll be as produc­ By FRANK BRADY Said Mitch Kupchak, the Lakers’ assistant general play much,” the coach said. “Happened again against tive as Mark is, only I’ll be fairly consistent and he’ll benchside. Copley News Service along with Santurce (Puerto Rican League), Licey the Yankees’ Mike Witt (three years, $8 million), Oak­ Copley News Service manager, who is 36: “What Mychal has been able to do In 12 NBA seasons, Thompson had never missed a Seattle — bad matchup — and other times. I wanted to (Dominican Republic) and Tijuana (Mexico). land’s Dave Henderson (three years, $7.8 million), At­ have his ups and downs.” has been phenomenal in his circumstance and at his game while healthy — until he was benched Nov. 13. let him know that I had confidence in the way he can Playing winter ball in Latin America can be CANSECO DIVORCE lanta’s Mike Heath (two years, $2 million), Juan Beren- WINFIELD RELIEF INGLEWOOD, Calif. — Mychal Thompson peered age.” Twice more, as recently as Jan. 17-18, he did not play play, felt bad about not giving him the time .... dangerous. Oakland outfielder Jose Canseco is having off-field guer (two years, $2.1 million) and Charlie Leibrandt The Angels’ Dave Winfield has asked a Houston into the future recently — his and that of the Lakers — Thompson’s recent birthday arrived four years and by coaching decision. “He said he understood.” During the recent Venezuelan League playofTs, newly problems again, this time after filing for a divorce from (three years, $8 million), the Cubs’ Dave Smith (two court to reduce his alimony and child support payments and he did not see Mychal Thompson as a Laker, two weeks after he was stolen from San Antonio by “I did talk to Mychal during the time he wasn’t play­ Perhaps he did. acquired I^drcs outfielder Oscar Azocar, a former his wife of two years, Esther. years, $4.9 million), the Dodgers’ Brett Butler (three to Sandra Renfro, mother of his daughter. Last spring, “No doubt, I won’t be here (next season),” said general manager Jerry West to become caddy for a rick­ ing as much, tried to explain the situation,” said Dun­ “I’ve felt this way all along,” Thompson said. Yankees minor-leaguer playing for Caracas, was hit in The petition in Dade County Circuit Court in Miami years, $10 million) and the Padres’ Larry Andersen (two Winfield was judged to have had a common-law mar­ Thompson, following a Lakers’ 116-103 victory over ety Abdul-Jabbar. leavy. “He’s such a veteran guy, he said, ‘Coach, you “Whether I play two minutes or 22 minutes, it really the back of the head by a rock thrown from the says Canseco’s marriage was “rirretrievablyp broken.” years, $4.35 million). riage with Renfro. He was ordered to pay her $1.6 mil­ the Atlanta Hawks at the Forum. Four seasons later, Abdul-Jabbar has been retired for don’t have to tell me that. I’m a veteran. I understand doesn’t matter to me on this team. bleachers by unruly Lara fans in Barquisimeto. Canseco and his agent, Jeff Borris, are refusing to com­ LEFFERTS’THEORY lion in alimony and $3,500 a month in child support. Hey, business is business, but his career isn’t at an two years. Thompson has two championship rings and that totally. What you’re doing, what we’re going “All I want us to do is win and get us to the Finals Umpires forfeited the game to Caracas, enraging Lara ment on the matter. Craig Lefferts has some interesting theories about Now Winfield’s attorney, Tom Alexander, says some end. plays a backup role to 23-year-old Yugoslavian Vlade through ... you don’t have to explain it to me.’ one last time while I’m here.” fans so much that they stoned the Caracas players’ bus. Esther publicly criticized A’s manager Tony La Russa former Padres teammate Mark Davis, who went from of the witnesses who gave damaging testimony against “Three more years, I can do that easy,” said Divac. Kupchak, who labored for playing time during his Designated hitter Tony Armas, released last year by in October for benching Jose in the fourth game of Cin­ NL Cy Young Award winner in 1989 to a flop with Kan­ Winfield were recruited by Howard Spira, who will be Thompson, who turned 36 on Jan. 30. “I don’t know if it But Thompson knows better than anyone he is in his “I felt like, ‘Well, I’d like to explain it to you because final two years as a backup power forward and center, the Angels, was struck in the rib cage by a brick that cinnati’s sweep of the World Series. Jose had back sas City last season. tried in April on federal extortion charges. will be here. I doubt it seriously. 12th NBA season, is in the final guaranteed year of his 1 want you to know where I’m coming from.’” knows the situation. And it is not as easy as 'Thompson broke one of the bus windows. problems last year but was able to avoid surgery and is “Mark’s problem is that people have always had such SOJO PHENOM “I’m not Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, where they think I contract and is 36. Life goes on. Dunleavy said he told Thompson that against certain suggests. The incident reminded some former Ridrcs players of said to be ready for the start of spring training late this high expectations for him,” Lefferts said. “When he The Angels believe their candidate for AL rookie of can go on until I’m 39 or whatever.” “I’m sure the Lakers are looking for some changes for teams featuring relatively small front lines, he would not the scare they had in the early 1970s when they became month. came up with the Phillies, everybody expected him to the year will be second baseman Luis Sojo, acquired in a Thompson is 6-fool-lO, well-muscled, defensively next season,” said Thompson. “And if I’m not here? So figure in the matchup equation. ‘To be in that position — to sit down for as many the first major-league team to play an exhibition game in NEW LOOK MONEY become the next Steve Carlton. December trade with Toronto. Sojo batted .362 to win sound and court-wise enough to play within his limits. be it. That’s part of the job. I’ll be ready to move on and “He played a good game against Portland,” said Dun­ games as he did and when you get time it’s not consis­ Saltillo, Mexico. Twelve players who were declared new-look free “I know it has been frustrating for him because people the Venezuelan Winter League batting title for the In 1978, he was the first player selected in the NBA be thankful for my time here. But I know I can play leavy, rccdling a 108-104 road victory Jan. 3 over the tent — the rest isn’t good,” said Kupchak. “It’s very dif­ After the Padres’ victory, fans stormed onto the field, agents this winter have signed contracts worth $80.9 expect so much. It has always been exactly the opposite second year in a row. He also stole 22 bases in 53 games draft. Now, after Boston’s 37-year-old Robert Parish, he three years backing up somebody, someplace.” defending Western Conference champions. “And the ficult. snatching caps, gloves and other equipment before million, only slightly less than the $90 million the NL is for me. I don’t throw real hard, so people never expect and scored 34 runs. is the second-oldest player of consequence in the NBA. “What he’s done ... has really been phenomenal,” way he played he deserved more time.” “If you don’t play every day and keep yourself in coach Bob Skinner cleared a path by making circling asking for each of its two proposed expansion And the closest person in age to Thompson in the said Kupchak. “Come off the bench, play 33 minutes — But the next night, in a 115-99 loss at Oakland against playing shape, you lose it much quicker. You can go in movements with a heavy bat bag. TTie team bus was franchises. Lakers locker room is Mike Dunleavy, the coach. it’s difficult. It’s a tough position to be in.” the Golden State Warriors, Thompson could have spent there one night, and you say, ‘Where’s it gone?’ And stoned as it left the ballpark for the airport and a flight The 12 players are Boston’s Jack Clark (three years, “Mychal’s a remarkable athlete,” said Dunleavy, who In the first months of Dunleavy’s initial season as an the evening pumping iron or polishing his memoirs. it’s gone.” back to the Yuma spring-training base. $8.7 million) and Danny Darwin (four years, $11.8 mil­ TONY MARCH BUICK-CMC TONY MARCH BUICK-GMC Meantime, Lara went on to win the Veuczuelan lion), California’s Gary Gaetti (four years, $11.4 mil- EVERYTHING'S ON SALE ~ EVERY DAY!!! The NBA’s latest, greatest trend: Goggles Hex 1991 BUICK SKYLARK «ex 1991 CMC SONOMA Agents^ feeding frenzy (goggles) this year because all these Dallas (knee). sleep so soundly with her schedule, meets with trainer Keith Jones to Chicago’s Bill Cartwright. 4DOOR SEDAN PICKUP By M ARK ZIEG LER reassess Harpwr’s status. The one- Copley News Service Dr. Robert Wilkins described the people have been getting hurt.’” Coach: None. You wouldn’t need always changing time zones. She surgical procedure; “The fracture Listening, NBA? one. said it was easy. She just said a little year anniversary of Harper’s knee SAY A LITTLE PRAYER prayer and went to sleep. I asked her injury passed last week. Some financial advice: Invest in was as large as we expected, maybe THE OUCH ATTACK More fallout from Sacramento’s to say a prayer for the Kings while More Clippers news: Guard Jay reaches Small Fry U. the company that makes those NBA a little larger. Tissue had herniated The current all-injured team *6,934 she was at it. I don’t think God cares Edwards, suspended in March for i ^ ^ l 0,575 goggles. Only about a dozen players into the sinus, and we removed it would win the NBA title, hands 101-59 loss to Charlotte. about basketball games. But I failing his rookie-year drug test, year.” the Bills and Erie County plan to now wear them, meaning there are with no problem. We inserted a down. Assuming its members were Kings coach Dick Motta gave By JER R Y M A G EE figured it couldn’t hurt.” relumed to practice Jan. 13. Under Thirty-eight juniors opted for the offer hunks of Rich Stadium’s artifi­ plenty of sets of eyes to bcgoggle. Teflon plate approximately 2 inches healthy, of course. suong postgamc indications that he Copley News Service Hex 1991 BUICK LESABRE *Hexl991 GMC SIERRA 1500 AMERICAN SPIRIT? 1990 draft. Twelve were selected in cial turf for sale — suitably One player who will be wearing by 1 inch.” Starting center: Olajuwon (eye). would quit but was talked out of it NBA rules, the Clips have two To honor the troops in the Persian the first three rounds. mounted on a plaque, of course. The PICKUP 4X41/2 TON them is Houston center Akeem Ugly stuff, but Wilkins said it Starting forwards: Larry Bird, the following day by the front of­ weeks to keep him or cut him. 4 DOOR SEDAN % Gulf, every NBA team was going to How intense is the competition PRACTICE BOWL club and the county would divvy up ------SIk. «1215 Olajuwon, not because he wants to could have been avoided had Boston (back); Charles Barkley, fice. Had he resigned, Motta would Chris Mullin, on rumors the have fallen a week short of breaking sew American flags onto the sleeves among agents to represent draft- A couple of collegians who ad­ the proceeds. but because he must. Olajuwon, Olajuwon been wearing protective Philadelphia (ankle). Knicks might one day consider trad­ Jack Ramsay’s NBA record for of warm-ups. But Jan. 18, in an ur­ eligible collegians? Consider Phil vanced their draft status considerab­ Dennis Gorski, county executive however, wishes he had worn them goggles. Olajuwon did wear goggles Starling guards: Ron Harper, ing Patrick Ewing: “If I’m a New Hansen. gent memo from the league, teams ly during workouts for yesterday’s of Eric County, said there are before, and his story might prompt this season; for five minutes, Dec. Clippers (knee); Mark Price, games coached (1,647), which he Yorker, which lam... (and) if I was *11,496 were instructed not to sew anything His name certainly isn’t one that Senior Bowl; Ivory Lee Brown, a 85,000 square feet of the plastic ,949 others to do so. 26 against Orlando. Cleveland (laiee). broke Jan. 21 against Houston. going there watching the games and 0 anywhere. No reason was given. would be widely recognized. Han­ 6-2, 230-pound running back from grass on the stadium floor. It would Jan. 14, Olajuwon underwent He didn’t like them and took Bench: C Rony Seikaly, Miami At least Motta has kept his sense they let f^trick go, I don’t think I JJ sen is a defensive lineman, 6- Arkansas-Pine Bluff, and Steve be sliced into 170,000 pieces. How ALL PRICES INCLUDE $600 FIRST-TIME BUYER AND FACTORY REBATES complicated surgery to repair a them off. (knee); F Roy Tarplcy, Dallas of humor. He relayed this conversa­ OVERTIME would go there and watch them m foot-47/g, 257 pounds. He’s from tion with his daughter, a flight atten­ Jackson, a 5-9, 184-pound defensive much they would sell for hasn’t “blowout fracture” of the orbit hous­ Said a Rockets spokesman: (knee); F Orlando Woolridgc, Den­ The soonest Ron Harper will anymore.” CO North Dakota State in Fargo — not back from Purdue. been determined, Gorski said. ing his right eyeball. He suffered the “Before the season, Akeem told me, ver (eye); G Johnny Dawkins, dant, to the Sacramento Bee: return to the Clippers is Jan. 26, Mark Zeigler is a sportswriter for H one of college football’s more ac­ USED Senior Bowl publicist Vic Knight The kicker is that whether the USED injury Jan. 3 when elbowed by ‘You know. I’m going to wear these Philadelphia (knee); G Fat Lever, “I asked her how she managed to when his physician, John Bcrgfeld, the San Diego Union. cessible venues. said San Diego State quarterback Bills win or lose, the turf is to be 1990BUICKCENTURY $10,995 1987 C AVALIER Z-24 $6,490 5 Yet agent Jack Wirth said Hansen Dan McGwire played very well replaced. The price to Erie County T1 was approached by 17 agents wish­ during the practice week in Mobile, for the removi process, according 1990 BUICK SKYLARK $8,990 1986 BUICK CENTURY $5,495 23 ing to counsel him. 0 Ala. How a player practices is more to Gorski: $20,000. Foul weather J3 r“ The player picked Wirth, who BITS AND PIECES 1988 ACURA INTEGRA $9,695 1985 OLDS CUTLASS $4,990 free" paid in blood to represent him. important than how he plays in the K game; by the lime the game begins, The Chicago Bears didn’t beat a 1984 BUICK RIVIERA $6,950 Wirth said he lost his voice and suf­ winning team all season. The rank­ 1987 OLDS CIERA $5,990 m almost i l of the 450 to 5(X) NFL 7 GIFT ^ fered nosebleeds every morning ing team the Bears (11-6) defeated is fair game J f at no additional charge Mith H .1 0 coaches, scouts and front-office from Fargo’s dry, cold weather was New Orleans (8-9), and Mike types have already left Mobile. ■ the purchase of any now or used oar 0 UJ while waiting for Hansen to decide. Ditka’s club likely wouldn’t have FLUSH OF VICTORY n ehoieo of Z ' < Agents, it seems, arc not loathe to gotten past the Saints had one of the TOIVY- By ROLLA W ILLIAM S At the finish of the Buffalo- bad-mouth other agents. “The same New Orleans players not lined up in Copley News Service |f60 Gift Certificate to Caveyj^ H H Miami game last week. Bills fol­ stuff is going on,” Wirth said. “I’m the neutral zone on a play on which ■' n il “ m X lowers in the suburb of Amherst ap­ BUEC _M(D one of the biggest scums in the busi­ the Saints blocked a field-goal at­ TRUCK There’s something about foul-weather camping that ^ GE Anstftering Machine ^ 0 m ness. ‘Don’t go with that guy. He’s a parently rushed to the bathroom by brings out the poet in magazine writers. X the hundreds. tempt and returned it for an apparent "D crook.’ I had some guy tell Hansen 722 WETHERSFIELD AVE. HARTFORD 249-1301 Especially this time of year, when rain is falling Result: a 25 percent drop and sub­ touchdown. L. 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If you’ve ever worked on cars, Copley News Service He teaches, teases, cajoles, challenges, instructs, oi^ that you could have breezed through with That is probably quicker than using a ble shaft (Dremel offers a model #225 ing a solid foundation, improving, expanding and ex­ “We’ve started an after-school program with Penn you’ve probably stripped a screw head or a rotary power tool. Although these tools hacksaw, provided you can fit a hacksaw Flex-Shaft Attachment) extend the power ploring new horizons. Elementary, and it would be wonderful to have kids ganizes, motivates and enlists support from parents and stripped a nut. The resulting mess is one Hale Maher teaches English and much more at Bell have been used for hobbies and home re­ where the work needs to be done. Most of the tool through a 24-inch cable and a other teachers. , of the most frustrating in auto repair— “We have a lot of fun because the kids aren’t exactly come into the seventh grade here with a year or two of pairs for ages, you probably didn’t think rotary tools are about the length of a me­ pencil-thin, cool-running handpiece. For Junior High in a section of San Diego known as Paradise “OK, pick a partner and rally back and forth. 'Vbu ve you still have a frozen screw or nut and competing against each other,” Maher says. “Wc have a tennis already behind them. Four of our girls from last to use one of these compact wonders on dium screwdriver and come in corded long polishing and grinding jobs, or cut­ Hills. He is a dreamer and a doer. Now he teaches tennis no way to work a screwdriver or wrench. year made the Morse team after only six months of ten­ got to get it over the net 20 times ... That’s only 14, your car, RV or motorcycle. and cordless models. ting in tight spaces, it’s virtually indis­ to boys and girls who otherwise might not be introduced ladder, and they do get to challenge, and I give them all nis, and this year they made the playoffs for the first Ray, start over ... OK, now you have to get 10 serves in Most auto repairs involve cutting, to the sport that has been a major force in his life and group and individual lessons, regardless of their level. That way nobody feels left out ... The more advanced time and were voted the most improved team in San ... Don’t forget about Saturday, Monique.” grinding, sanding or polishing. Rotary education. He is a modem Mr. Chips with a racket. Maher takes players to tournaments and clubs in his tools like Dremel’s Automotive Service “See Kevin over there. He’s starting to wipe players come on Saturdays, and that gives them a Diego County.” Mrs. Bmhn supplied new nets, steel ones that some­ eight-seat van. Last summer, he got Rennie to help him Tool use a variety of bits at high speed to everybody out. I see the potential for him to make a col­ chsmee to excel and get more attention. Wc meet three cut, grind, sand and polish. times send back serves harder than they were hit. Maher place nine of his kids as ballboys and ballgirls at the lege team ... The boy down at the end has Michael days a week during the summer. scrounges balls and rackets, extra coaching and court women’s pro tournament at San Diego Tennis & Rac­ Chang’s feet. He’s faster than I ever could dream of “I really want it to be something that doesn’t stop Higher speeds lime wherever he can. Ninety percent of the students can quet Club. They got autographs from Steffi Graf and being ... The girl hitting against the backboard with her when they leave Bell. If they make a high school team, afford their own equipment, and the rest arc subsidized idolized Zina Garrison, a blacL public-parks player who Rotary tools are compact, but power­ sister, they’re both such good athletes, and so competi­ chances are they’ll want to carry it further. I push them ful, letting the high speed do the work. climbed through the ranks to the big-time. tive. 'They’ll race each other to pick up a stray ball ... all the time to play in tournaments. The Patrons have by the Patrons. For example, the Automotive Service “I start them off with the old, dead rackets I have in “It makes it real to them, the idea that it doesn’t stop This year I’m tickled because we have more seventh- ‘satellite’ tournaments for beginning and intermediate Tool can operate at speeds up to 30,000 players, round-robins where they get a lot of match ex­ my room, but I encourage them to get their own as soon here, that there’s more to tennis than these eight courts,” RPM. For the sake of comparison, a graders out. In three years, no telling how good they can as they can if they show they’re going to slick with il,” Maher says. “I especially wanted it for the girls, who good power drill’s lop speed is only 750- be.” perience without much pressure ... If a couple of these kids were ever to get college tennis scholarships, that Maher says. “When they get their own equipment, they don’t have as many athletic heroes or options as the ROTARY TOOLS make projoctH like removing gaskets and grime a snap. Some, 1,250 RPM. Bell is the largest junior high west of the Mississippi, would be the greatest thing I could hope for.” take care of it and watch over it like hawks. There’s boys do. There are a lot of women to look up to in tennis like Dremel s Automotive Service Tools, come in both corded and cordless models So what does this mean for auto re­ a math, science and computer magnet with 2,3(X) stu­ pairs? At such high speeds, using a cut­ He has another goal: to make the girls’ tennis team at such a huge difference between the wood rackets I grew — Chris Evert, Martina Navratilova. Jennifer Capriati is for projects on the road or in the garage. The Gold Standard Top Rated Practical Fun dents — 45 percent Filipino, 17 percent black, 17 per­ Morse High, where 70 percent of Bell students go, for­ up with and the powerful ones now. It has changed the like a goddess to these kids because she’s their age, and NEW 1990 PLYM. VOYAGER NEW 1990 CHRYSLER LEBARON NEW 1991 PLYM. SUNDANCE cent Hispanic, 21 percent white, most of those bused in. midable enough to challenge La Jolla, the unassailable game. They have to Icam by the third or fourth month they see that it’s possible. ” Hardly a traditional hotbed of tennis. Until 13 months ago, the school’s eight asphalt courts were seldom used. lak e a minute to test rast prevention Now they echo with the joyous music of kids dreaming skfsazr and doing every school af^temoon, and Saturdays and summers, too. MSRP. $16,217 MSRP. SIl 13555 IQ: It can pay you car care dividends $17,094 “Give me 1,000 Hale Mahers and I could do anything Discount Discount MSRP. •2317 ■2494 $8611 in the world with education,” muses principal Jodie There are two things you can count on face rust on your car’s finish, you should Cash or Cash or Cash or been in an accident, the longer you wail •1611 ...... to devastate your car’s finish: A collision immediately remove it with a polishing to repair denied and .scraped areas, the Trade Worth -3900 Trade Worth -4600 Trade Worth Bruhn. “He’s not only a top-notch teacher, he has with another auto, and the corrosive de­ compound and apply a coal of car wax. more likely that rusting will increase the Balance to Finance Balance to Finance Balance to Finance vision, energy, and he can handle 10 projects at a time. I struction that rust can wreak as a rc.sult 5. True or Fahe. After your car has cost of repair. know his wife thinks he’s married to these kids and this .... of harsh winter weather conditions. school.” I Short of leaving your car at home, be­ Answers n 0 ^ 0 0 0 n 0,000 *7 ,0 0 0 His wife of six years, Lynne, understands. Her hus­ ing a good defensive driver is the best SOmonUnri S22S Sk.*3278 60monfisat*22S 60manttial*tS7 band writes plays for his classes to perform, doodles :k >1f 0 RD move you can make to help prevent a col­ lliq jjndaj J.'iqdui Xpoq 1R13UI S.JR3 Dl|I U33M)3q 33r )S lision. However, there are several mea­ I? uj iins.->j |||A\ sii) I Xpoq aqi mo 3ui P33URAPR Xj 3A R p3l|3R3J SRq 3ui|snj with his computer to illustrate and enliven faculty sures you can take to guard against rusting. -uouiflutJls |o >|sr) aqi qi|A\ 3uo|n ‘ isiu uaqAA jR3ddc S3|qqnq iiURd ('.>) t r o v : ^ guidebooks, prepares lessons to bring literature alive. He IUO.IJ pn3muRp n’lsiu jjrdoj oi \ji:s S1JOJJ3 mo/( organized a breakfast club for teachers to discuss their H Y U n D f l l Below is a quiz to test your rust pre­ CHRYSLIR PLYMOUTH, -so.iau ,iq uaqi |||,v\ >(JOiv\ |RUO|i|ppv 3/|lll|XRUI ||)A\ ‘3Uj| ^OailRQ U|Ry 3qi CHRYSLIR PLYMOUTH. INC. vention IQ and provide tips for keeping m W W BlAV— H .V I O H « UMBtOi AMNUI, VVIOH craft, an ecology club, a club to foster students’ pride in q3 nujqi p3P jjo 3 soi|i sc q.ins ‘si.Anpojd your automobile free of unsightly and snojL’ p3dnj.")s 875-3311 875-3311 their diverse, residential section of San Diego. XRA\ pUR qsRAV 3 u ||SR|-3u O| jo 3 Sfl damaging corrosion. puR p3|uap aqi ui aiRiniun.i.iR ||j/v\ And when five ninth-graders — four girls and a boy isnj |Rqi s| || X|3)||| 3JOIU oqi ‘uoisq ■JC3 jnoX 3 u |xr a v pun 3 u u |s r a \ jo uaiin — asked him in December 1989 to o r ^ iz e a tennis UNCOLN 1. Which o f the following elements is -|03 c jaijR JR.1 jno.< j|Rd.ij oi ||rm noX -3 3 j jR|n3 .Aj R ujciujciu OI s; uonaaioJii ...... — likely to promote rust thmutge to your car's j 33uo| ,oi|i ‘S3SR.1 isoui u[ ,mjj^ g s|qi SuiAOiq.iR JO poqpiu 3 a|P 3JJ0 isoui club, he couldn’t refuse. “I thought we might have 30 or finish? (a) Snow and rain; (b) Dirt and •,ijniS|oiu mo oqj, ■uoj|CJOjj3 | 3 p luojj ^poq j 3 |no 40 kids a couple days a week; 95 showed up, and about road salt; (c) Wind and cold tempera­ |R3S pUR qS|U[J JO R3JR p.11.33J|R aqi P31 3 i|i p 3 |ojd OI lURiJodui; ospi s| i| half of them came out every day,” Maher says. “They’re ' tures; (d) All of the above. -ojd OI ‘XR;y\ JR3 pm bn */(||Ra sc q.ins iu3 |qojd so enthusiastic, they made me want to come out every _1 •XRM JR3 X|||Rnb pOo3 R jO UOIlR3l|d 3l|| OI J.AAVSUR 313141110.3 3I|| SURSIU OU f i ll?; I I^JLir A TA B LE TEAIVI! 2. True or False. When it comes to pre­ day, too.” ventive measures to combat the onset of -dc 3qi qij/v\ dn a\o||oj ‘U3i|j, isnj 33rj Xq s| i; ‘3u||snj Xpoq jo|j3|u; 3 u ||U3a rusting, a good rustproofing treatment is -JUS 3AOU1.3J O) A’M 3,\)1.13|J3 JSOIU 3t|l -3jd U| |00| .3AIP3JJ3 pUR lURlJOdui; Bell now has the largest and most active of the 32 all you really need to protect your car’s SI punodiuo.T 3u|qs;|od v 'p UR s| Suyoojdisnj q3noqi|v ai/ry i school programs conducted under the auspices of the body. •|U|cd dn-i|3noi Suiq.iiuui qi|A\ c3JR •J3q|OUR JO .| aqjL 'Isnj jo program director for the Patrons, who has helped Maher finish has been exposed to extreme heat o x 4 DOOR SEDAN O Z ! and will be more susceptible to rusting: p3dd!q3 3q isiuu lUjcd p33Riui’(j IU3Uido|3A3p 3qi spjRAvoi JoinqiJIuon collect rackets, balls and other equipment, and provided DO r “ UOjPR 3IR)P0UIUI| ,35|R1 0[ 3UI|1 lURIJOduil UR 3UI033q UC3 S)U3UI3|3 5.9% Patrons-funded scholarships for kids whose families (c) Rust is in an advanced stage. 3qi s| S|qx lUjRd JO icon J3uiud sij puR 3S3q| JO 3UO /(J3A3 pUC q3Bg ( p) I 4. True or False. When you spot sur­ cannot afford the $45 per semester fee. > m ^ 7 2 3 0 APR Maher, 32, considers this labor of love a way of H i o repaying in kind a couple of debts. ON ANY V-6 The Evolution Pure Sporty It was the longtime tennis coach at Francis Parker O r o 1991 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER fKOjJfVAUIEfWKSAVINGS NEW 1990 PLYM. LASER RS School, retired Navy Cmdr. Chuck Freer, who GL SONATA S 1.500 CASH BACK FROM WA7M 2 -< Cadillac^s Allante lively, befriended him and became an enduring influence to H H O E Z D C i x . . him when he moved to San Diego at age 10. Maher can in slock % 3Z0 PAL SAVING------m X think of nothing more rewarding than having a similar o m SkMISS effect on others, and simultaneously repaying the and worth investigating MSRP. $16,052 MSRP. $192,219 MSRP. $13,888 Patrons for a sportsmanship award he received his senior Discount Discount •1652 •Ml 9 Discount •1705 year and a scholarship that sent him to the University of Every new Hyun­ MORANDE Cash or Cash or Cash or Arizona. dai comes with a •4400 •500 3-year/36,000-mile By LEW SCARR Plug replacement, consequently, is pegged at 100,000 Trade Worth Trade Worth Trade Worth •2183 He comes from a long line of teachers, dreamers, M anchester miles. Balance to Finance Balance to Finance Balance to Rnance bumper-to-bumper 643-5135 • 1-8QQ-ftQQ.4lBTn Copley News Service doers. He still has the bell that his great grandmother, warranty and Iree Allante owners will not have to count down to oil Dorothy Hale, used to call kids to her classroom in change. An oil life indicator mathematically calculates Hyundai roadside NEW 1991 mercury On the highways and byways of our nation, the Iowa. His grandfather, Malcolm Love, was the charis­ assistance!** m 03 the deterioration of engine oil based on mileage and * 10,000 * 12,000 * 10,000 liveliest and loveliest and most audacious of all the 60 mentis il >225 SIl>3S5« matic, visionary president of San Diego State from 1952 driving conditions. 60 montit at *270 eo mentis al *225 Sk.(32Sa Cadillacs has been cavorting for three years. through 1971. Maher remembers him more intimately as Tlie chassis has a system Cadillac calls Speed De­ Allante is a concocted name brought forth to conjure “about the neatest grandfather you could ever have,” one pendent Damping operational in three modes: Comfort, group • Light group • Polycast up visions of verve, and it has succeeded in all of that. who patiently taught a lad how to play chess and let him • Bright regatta blue Normal and Firm. The Comfort level is in effect up to m > No matter where you drive this Allante, it draws looks. win. with titanium inferior • Much CHUVILIR PtYMOUTM, INC. waiianty, „^salo ■ ------—* much more! ' Even past a black and white police car rumbling along 40 mph; Normal extends to 60 mph and Firm for speeds Hale’s father was a mining engineer, based in Bishop, m a n y in s t o c k a t 5 w like a ponderous panda. And don’t you wonder when beyond 60 mph. 875-3311 875-3311 constantly traveling to camps in Nevada. When the MORAMDE h y u h o w ^^ , „ SIMILAR PRICESI you approach a police car if, somehow, unwittingly Tbis system is a refinement of others which the driver family settled in San Diego, his mother, Joan Maher, be­ perhaps, you are doing something wrong? Anyway, this must hand-set. The name doesn't go on... unless the price is right! came a first-grade teacher at Francis Fhrker School. cop looked at this Allante, admiringly, it is believed, as The manufacturer is proud of its Traction Conuol: After 10 years, she graduated to the second grade. V > Wlien cither of the front wheels begins to spin (remem­ No Giveaways. Just Honest Deals. SALE ENDS FEB. 25th, 1991 *9, 8 8 8 * '•wmchMiiMlorn if nothing at all were wrong. “We’re losing hope that she’ll ever make it to the third ? ?* ’*..**» 4o»n, ‘All discounts Include tactoiy rebates. ‘Payments based on 12.5% AP.R RUSTPROOFINC MSRP $13,346, ttodr #111086 w arty d»po»« 2 This sporty car is looked at, first, because it is a hand­ ber — front wheel drive), a speed sensor in the wheel grade,” her son says, eyes atwinkle. NOWONIY ELLINGTON ? OCh D some car, and second, to General Motors’ regret, be­ signals the antilock brakes to apply braking to the spin­ Hale and his sister got to attend the prestigious private L L YOU SAVE ning wheel until traction is regained. A computer con­ Non •dmrnm. AM heSon^ 03 . cause there are relatively few of them upon our streets. SO. WINDSOR 74 TOLLAND school as a benefit of having a parent on the faculty. But To see one is something of an event. tinuously monitors wheclspin. among the privileged. Hale was initially shy, quiet, lack­ Power steering is “variable assist,” a popular device F rw Z4-* m t taw M X n a t M n rte tt Part of that is cost (the tested Allante was stickered at f ItWMISOWAVt PfMOW ing in drive and direction. $399 VALUE these days which delivers added assistance when needed All lOCATIONS^ ■ FfW Iwml tcftMuM KiMMtMctt $61,550) and part of that is an apparent effort by | 4 N* “He was sort of a loner,” recalls Freer, now 69, who General Motors to keep the car in demand, like the Cor­ during parking and less at highway speed. retired after 23 years as a Navy pilot flying off aircraft ^ ^ fatMter MTrtM kMrt ■ UMtat Mfvtct iMrMtoi vette, with less than aggressive marketing. There are no options (unless you want a telephone) in 1 E carriers and became tennis teacher and coach of the ■ free lenrlet leew taitt * Sen**'****•’’**■* ••*• the Allante. What you want is what you get: *■> So how does it go with this Allante since it was intro­ ♦ boys’ and girls’ teams at Parker. “The first lime I saw Four-speed automatic transmission, independent CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH. INC. him, he was sort of out on the playground by himself. I duced in 1987? 65 WINDSOR AVENUE. VERNON First of all, they have not tinkered at all with exterior four-wheel suspension, automatic traction control, ABS, lEXITM ask ^ him if he ever played tennis. He said no. I said, 1991 MERCURY HARTFORD tjf n e w 1991 design, much to Cadillac’s credit. It still bears the inter­ power rack and pinion steering, forged aluminum alloy ‘Come on down, let’s see how you hit against the back- GRAND MARQUIS m e r c u r y t r a c er national signature of Italy’s Pininfarina, and they need wheels, electronic climate conuol, on-board computer MANCHESTER board.’ Right away you could see he had a lot of poten­ % PrcKFwned vehicle diagnostics, and the count goes on 875-3311 not fool around with that for a good many years. tial. Stock #P211 Second, the engine has been beefed up (to 200 horse­ ‘To make a long story short, I had him from the four­ power from 170) to give the car a spirit to match its th grade until he graduated from high school, and his looks. 'C f 'C i STANZA ii-Cc BONANZA! whole attitude changed — academically, socially, And, most important, they have fixed the dratted con­ YOU BUY ANY 1991 STANZA FROM OUR STOCK OR everything. He came out of his shell and became the vertible top. ORDERED FROM NISSAN DURING THIS SALE AT NISSAN INVOICE! best tennis player we had, ranked No. 3 in the county in Allante’s original top, it was rumored, was designed the juniors. I felt as though he was my son and took him *8,S88*/‘78s JLSeville, important to take your lumps graciously, be a good sport for example, even as it retains tlic heavy feel of that ‘Sales Ends 2/18/91 and respect the spirit of the game.” model and other Cadillacs. Cadillac owners arc nothing BONANZA USED CARS BONANZA WAS BONANZA Maher got the message and tamed a terrible temper. *19, 8 8 8 * *^8 ,8 8 8 * if not traditional, and they want tlicir cars to feel as if WAS SALE PRICE SALE PRICE WINTER READY USED TRUCKS & ONLY $ '90 NISSATt 300ZX COUPE “1 tended to throw my racket, but that stopped when they come from Michigan even if they look as if they do V8,5 Spd, Laalhw. Blua. 18,046 U. SLA 7028 523.900 '87 MERCURY MARQUIS ADR $7995 $7695 MANYNEWTOPAZSAT $ 2 2 ,9 0 0 V8. AuP. Tan. 46.5X U SAk 7468 SPORT UTILITY my dad made me pay for it when I broke one,” he not. 1 5 7 ______FANTASTIC SAVINGSI ‘989 FORD MUSTANG 2 DR HATCH remembers. “Then I kept a beat-up old rackcL so when I S7S95 $ 7495 •87 MAZDA RX7 COUPE $7995 BONANZA 4Cy1.Aulo. 27,000 M..SftJ7S42 $8995 WAS SALE PRICE And while it is a relatively small car, by Caddy stan­ Ro(«y. 5 Spd. Whit*. 46,705 (Al. StK 1 7063 got mad I’d put down my good one, pick up the old one '69 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM 4 DR '88 JEEP CHEROKEE 4 DR LAREDO WAOON 6 C)t.. Aulo. B k Ii. 49,615 M l. Sk 1 7304. 512,900 $ 1 1 ,9 0 0 ALL EXTENDED LINCOLN V6, Auto. BlacA. 33,688 Ml. SAJi 7S*0 S6995 $ 8695 •86 BUICK PARK AVE 2 DR $7695 and hurl it against the fence. After a while, I just felt so *WITH NO MONEY DOWN dards, it is not a light car. (It weighs 3,536 pounds.) V6, Auto.. Blick, 52,200 Ml., Sth R 7210 $7995 m e r c u r y ser v ic e PIAN<; '88 LINC0mT0WNCAR4DR '88 JEEP CHEROKEE 4 DR WAOON 4 Cyt. 5 Spd. WtiH«. 23.591 M . SIX i 7349. 511,500 $10 ,9 0 0 stupid that I outgrew it. When the I^trons presented me Convertibles actually outweigh their fully hardtop twins V6. Auto. Ch«CMi. 31.000 Stka 8046 S16.900 $ 1 3 ,9 0 0 TO QUALIFIED BUYERS •86 MZDA RX7 COUPE '86 FORD BRONCO XLT WAGON 6Cyl.5Spd.. Sun Root. eiu«Giiy.84,000M.SiX • 5071. S6995 $ 5 995 r * r b n / ,**7*'^*^* ^ s e r v ic e because loss of topside rigidity must be made up in rein­ RoUry. Aulo. Oay. 38.575 (Al, SA f 7300 $7995 $7695 their sportsmanship award, that made my dad’s day.” DIactam sr (s m below) '67H0NDA PRELUDE COUPE $ 7 695 Coach Frecr’s, too. Maher learned more from that 5 i)yo E . U 5 # avaiubie forced bodyworks. 4 Cyl. 8 Spd. Gray. 69.722 M . Sti. f 7222 $7995 '87 SUZUKI SAMURAI 2 DR 4 Cyl . 5 Spd, Giay, 50.652 M l. SlX.t65e9 S O L D $3995 $ 3 695 O iKtainw *2 8% AP R 48 month Ananclng on tX 1981 Eicoita m stoex Ellactrv* X4ondiy F*t) '84 NISSAN MAXIMA 4 DR $5995 Power is to the front wheels, and wiili the 200-horsc, '87 TOYOTACEUCAST2DR 6 C)l.. Aulo. Tan. 77846 ML. SIX a 7}32 $4995 '84 NISSAN PICKUP REO. CAB 4 l2 4 C><. 5 Spd, O ix g .. 51.943 MJ . SIX • 6933. 53995 $3595 man than how to slice an approach shot and put away n, 1991. topaz $7995 $ 7 795 4.5-litcr engine there is a slight tug of torsion when die 4 Cy4.. SSpd. Btot, 33,348 m. SOl# 7418 the volley. SwnoU Buy Stock # 91-0133 CASH PRICE 7822 03 AMOUNT FINANCED 7122 03 FOR 48 \ - l r r i ^•'^AR/M.rwo B4.k EtfrndPd S#n-I« ft.n ‘83 TOYOTACELICAOT2DR '84 NISSAN PICKUP KINO CAB 4x4 4 Cyl.. 5 Spd. O iv g ., 56.470 Ml.. S lu i 7479. $6495 $ 5995 MOflTMS AT 2 8% A P H. TOTAL INTEREST 424 28 TOTAL OF PAYMENTS 7546 56 EXCLUDES •87 TOYOTA CEUCA QT 2 DR HATCH $ 7 995 $3995 “I always wanted to do something for others like he TAX AND REGISTRATION ANO INCLUDES ALL REBATES. INCLUOINQ IM TIME BUYER *500 00 7»as $399 NOW $199.50 accelerator is stomped, but not much. Cadillac claims $8995 4 C^., SSpd.. Wbto. 85,087 M .S» « 7303 $3695 '64 DODQE RAM PICKUP4i2 4Cyl. 4Spd. R«l. 75.014 Ml, SkJ7ll3. 4 Cyl.. 8 Spd. Si^or. 46,728 (AL, S(k « 7071 $3495 $ 2995 did for me,” Maher says. “He had a way of making for­ ot DOWN PAYMENT. 0-60 mph in 8 seconds, although the Allante seems iocrolNrt to OrAlrr. quicker than that. Top speed is a reported 130 mph. gotten students feel special. When 1 was kind of lost in Cadillac advertises a quieter engine witli the 1991 285 BROAD STREET • MANCHESTER school, tennis was the one thing that made me stand out. model with the addition of an air intake resonator. En­ It gave me confidence and purpose and self-worth. I l| MORANOE IINCOLM-MERCURY “When 1 started this program, I really wanted these gine noise in the early Allante is not remembered as a NISSAN 250 Webster Square Road, Berlin S jT s i ““"Chester' problem, however. TTie characteristic V8 burble has kids to have something they could be proud of. ’They 828-3546 • 1-800-899-3546 643-5135 • 1-800-899-4530 DE CORMIER like to carry their rackets around all day like shields. If been retained. The air intake resonator is designed to reduce induc­ siN cei II9 4 9 they win a wrist band, they’ll wear it until it’s frayed, tion roar during acceleration without affecting exhaust 6 4 3 - 4 1 6 5 like a badge of honor ... They’re quick learners, and timbre. ^OTQR SALES, MON., WED., & FBI. 9:30 AM-8:00 PM' I’ve found that the kids who come out every day and New this model year, too, are platinum tipped spark work hard on their tennis also tend to do well in their plugs to increase gas and electrical erosion resistance. THURS. 9:30 AM-6:00 PM • SAT. 9:30 AM-4:00 PM classes. It balances things for them. They try harder in MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Feb. 14, 1991—-27 26—MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Feb. 14, 1991 Subaru Legacy seeks a niche in market It’s a new regime at N.C. State under which Valvano and the school made gobs of By LEW SCARR pounds-feet) than the old naturally aspirated engine. sedans, but it is supple enough to offer a comfortable lift, too. The spoiler and scoop do not quite do it. By TOM KRASOVIC be too big.” generated $3.1 million, or nearly 30 percent of the ath­ money off pampered but unhappy and unruly players. i\s part of the fallout, ABC News charged last winter Copley News Service That is all of the power most sedan-drivers could ever city ride. On the mountain it digs in its toes. Some observers have complained, too, about the in­ Copley News Service letic department’s budget. “Person^ Fouls,” though tarnished by its numerous that N.C. State players shaved points during the 1987-88 Those 12 players received scholarships, but some want with a minimum of turbo lag and no evident tor­ The turbo Legacy may be priced a little high ($20,193 terior’s plastic surfaces trying to pass for leather. Yes, typos and lesser inaccuracies, packed considerable clout season. The State Bureau of Investigation in North lacked money to do laundry, Corchiani said. NCAA This may be the ideal family sedan for someone que-steer. sticker) to make the new model a sales success. The those interior coverings are grained to look like leather, RALEIGH, N.C. — Title it The Rebound. by graphically prompting one question: Had basketball Carolina found no proof of the charge. Nor did a New rules forbade the players from taking jobs during the living in Omaha ... Southern California, too, for that The turbine’s inlet is small and the turbo blades Honda Accord and Mitsubishi Galant come in $3,000 Lorenzo Charles retrieves teammate Dereck Whitten- and, yes, they feel like leather. become the university’s raison d’etre? Jersey Grand Jury, convened because the network said a school year. Those same players enabled Valvano to matter. designed for rapid power assistance, making throttle cheaper. burg’s air ball. Lorenzo slams it through the hoop. But is that not what imitation leather is supposed to Delirium. That question, aside from dividing the community, New Jersey contractor came up with the scheme. bring in $ 160,000 via his contract with Nike. What works in cars in Omaha works in the Sun Belt, response good. However, there is no boost gauge on the Legacy is taking on Ford Taums and Nissan Maxima do? prompted several investigations that unearthed the Some, such as Hal Blondeau, contended the program “There is definitely hypocrisy,” said Corchiani. but not necessarily vice versa. Hi, there, all of you instmment panel, which steals some of the game-show SE, too, and that is a rough neighborhood to drive in. Lorenzo s coach, lovable Jim Valvano, known also as There are some Legacy items that you can score in V, skips across the hardwood, searching for somebody academic negligence. had outgrown its britches. A teammate of Robinson’s on “There is no doubt in my mind that college athletes sunny-face convertible owners. fun from driving this car. But neither of those cars has 4WD and ABS as standard the “nice touch” column: to hug. Later, V hugs the national championship trophy “I haven’t read the book,” Robinson said. “I’ve had the 1965-66 squad, Blondeau wrote in a published letter: should get paid ... maybe $25 a week. Something. equipment. A badge on the dashboard of this Subaru Legacy The front bumper has a deep chin spoiler and an air Halogen headlights with “key-off’ protection; a neat on behalf of North Carolina State University. enough people tell me about it. My son read it; there “There are basketball programs in this conference that We’re bringing in a lot of money to the university. There four-door turbo-enhanced sedan tells part of the go- scoop on the hood that is more than just a cosmetic fix: are a credit to their schools; it is a shame that N.C. In fact. Legacy is long on standard equipment. The tethered fuel cap that flops out at the gasoline pump like You could title this The Rebound, too. was a lot of garbage in it.” are people on our team who don’t have the money for, anywhere story: “Fulltime 4WD ABS.” The scoop feeds fresh air directly to the turbocharger. only option on the test car was a $770 electronically a detective showing you his badge; a slender center tail- Now on NCAA probation, assigned septic-tank status The main source for the book was John Simond, Val­ State’s is not.” say, deodorant.” That stands for full-time four-wheel drive and anti­ From the front scat it looks like a raised eyebrow. vano’s former team manager. Simond and former NCSU controlled four-speed automatic transmission. Other light housed in the trunk-top spoiler. by its haughty neighbors on Tobacco Road, N.C. State’s Robinson will donate $60,000 from his shoe contract lock braking, two important strides toward the ever- All in all, the power plant is sufficient to propel this academic adviser Lienne C. Federico first offered their standard stuff: And you probably have noticed how some car doors basketball program consists of players who, as fate to a scholarship fund for former Wolfpack players, but widening window of automotive safety. 3,220-pound car zero to 60 in a manufacturer’s reported information to then-Atlanta sports columnist Dave A 2.2-liter 4-cylinder 16-valve multi-point fuel-in­ are hard to close with all of the windows up. That is be­ would have it, also are students. RULES ARE the coach disdains comparisons with Valvano in that Four-wheel drive will get a lot of Omaha folks safely 7.9 seconds — but at some sacrifice. This is a reversal? Kindred. They wanted $25,000; Kindred declined. jected single overhead cam engine, sport-tuned suspen­ cause tight seals trap the air inside to rebuff the closing HYPOCRITICAL regard. Yfet, to criticize Valvano for accepting outside back from Hastings on a snow-blown slippery winter The car thirsts for premium unleaded fuel, and it Consider: “I thought they all had an ax to grind,” said Kindred, In that its flashy on-court performance masked its un­ money, or to fire him for his players’ academic malaise, sion, power rack and pinion steering, front and rear door. day. And while that extra traction may not be so impor­ thirsts mightily. The EPA has assigned it fuel economy “and they wanted to be paid for grinding it.” savory scholastic record, NCSU basketball mirrored the may be to miss the point. anti-sway bars, two-way power moon roof, air con­ The Legacy Sport Sedan has unobtrusive vents allow­ Valvano’s 1982-83 national-championship team had a tant in Southern Califoma, it is not wasted, either. readings of 18 miles a gallon city and 24 highway, but cumulative grade-point average of 1.67. Eleven of the Corchiani, prone to sarcasm, called it a “good book state of North Carolina. Renowned for its yuppie “If you’re a coach and you’re recruiting a player,” ditioning, power windows and locks, dual power side ing interior air to escape when the door is closed, softly. Like that chicken soup, it can’t hurt. After all, it may both arc generous. On a week’s test drive, three fuel 12 players had GPAs ranging from 0.60 to 1.70. ... an easy read.” research area known as The Triangle — the East Coast’s said Corchiani, “you will recruit the best athlete you can view mirrors, tilt steering wheel with memory, cruise The driver’s side window automatically goes all the rain again someday. stops were needed. Former N.C. State chancellor Bmce R. Poulton read­ Of the several boys-will-be-boys descriptions — answer to the Silicon Valley — North Carolina also recruit. Myself, if I was a regular student, I would not control, reclining front bucket seats, electric rear win­ way down at a touch, which is nothing new, right? But The sport sedan tested here is the first Subaru sedan mitted basketball players who had been suspended for players billing $300 meals to the imiversity, stealing al­ houses considerable poverty. Its average 1987 per-capita have been admitted. Being an athlete, I was able to get The turbocharged engine, when accelerated, has an dow defogger, 60/40 split rear seat, leather-wrapped the Legacy’s window also goes up automatically, which with full-time four-wheel drive and four-channel anti­ odd windup whine, something like a Wankel rotary. academic reasons. cohol from hotels and urinating during team runs on income of $13,314 ranked 34th among the 50 stales. in. steering wheel and gearshift knob, rear spoiler. finally m ^es some sense out of this automatic window campus — he said, “that was true ... kids do that.” lock disc brakes. It is a model new for 1991 and boasts a The 4WD system adds 200 pounds to the weight, but Ten of the 12 players on Valvano’s 1988-89 team Uniting the poor, the middling and the rich is basket­ “If an athlete is not a good enough student, you are But no air bag. Pity. business. But Corchiani, who was not sullied specifically, new turbo-charged engine producing 23 percent more you would never notice if you weren’t told. competed while on academic warning. In Valvano’s 10 ball. going to try to work with him. But if he doesn’t make it, Subaru has targeted performance among improve­ All in all, the Legacy turbo sedan may be the best years, 46 players enrolled at N.C. State; eight earned called the book fictitious. “In my freshman year,” Corchiani said, “I had an why should only the coach lake the blame for admitting horsepower (160) and 32 percent more torque (181 The suspension, too, is stiffer than other Subaru ments for the 1991 Legacy. It could have used a face Subaru ever. Probably is, but is it good enough? degrees from the university, according to a study done “If you look at the people who were involved in the older couple come up to me and they said, ‘Just beat these kinds of students? Why can’t the administration last March. book, they were unhappy people,” he said. “... I really Carolina. That’s the only reason we hang onto our lives take some blame? One of Valvano’s most coveted recruits, Chris Wash- hope that grades weren’t fixed, that people weren’t every year.’ “Chris Washburn, they should have never let him in. bum, scored 470 on the Scholastic Aptitude Test. Fbur given cars, that people weren’t given money. And I “ftople here live and die for basketball.” Coach Valvano wanted to give him the opportunity to Only car’s owner may remove an auto’s airbag hundred points are given for filling in one’s name. definitely hope that points weren’t shaved. Their passion pays in good coin, too. The 1988-89 excel ... wanted to change his life. Maybe Coach Val­ “I can assure you, that will not happen again under “If college basketball ever got to that point, it would N.C. State team, Valvano’s last before the storm hit. vano shouldn’t have pursued certain players. Q: I plan to buy a 1990 Mustang GT Coupe, and I under­ cause is most probably something other than a purely electri­ Even though the fluid looks almost black, mechanics our current coach,” Todd TUmer said as the 1990-91 stand the car will come with a driver's-side airbag. I would cal problem. recommend against changing it after so many miles. They season began. like to replace the original steering wheel with an aftermarket A classic cause of an engine miss is fouled spark plugs. reason that new fluid would increase pressure in the trans­ TUmer is N.C. State’s athletic director, and as such wood-rim modei. Can this be done? The deaiers are quite And on your turbo, a prime suspect is a doodad called a represents part of the sizable fallout from Valvano’s 10- mission and cause leaks. season tenure. vague about it. "pressure-exchange solenoid.” The solenoid is part of a sys­ D.E., DRIPPING SPRINGS, TEXAS As Valvano and N.C. State came under fire for class­ W.H. iDYLLWiLD, CALiF. tem that adjusts the fuel mixture. If it goes haywire, it can room negligence, among other things, Valvano sur­ A: You may find this surprising, but according to the Na­ sent too much fuel to the engine, which can foul the plugs. A: You really believe that old tale? True, transmission fluid rendered his athletic directorship, and Poulton resigned. tional Highway Traffic Safety Administration, federal law does Leaks in the hoses that connect to the pressure-exchange may only require an occasional topping-off for the life of the Last spring, Valvano was fired as coach and Himer replaced him with former N.C. State guard Les Robin­ not prohibit modification of a car's safety systems by the car's solenoid, or carbon buildup inside those same hoses could car. But that’s under so-called “normal” conditions. son. owner. cause it to malfunction. If you subject your car to harsher duty like towing a trailer So began the reconstruction. However, deaiers, independent garages or anyone you pay Q: I own a 1985 Nissan 300ZX with 96,000 miles. I have or driving on dirt roads, it should be changed every 3,000 A gentle-sounding man who put East Tennessee State cannot disable a safety device iike an airbag without vioiating the oil and filter changed every 3,000 miles, but the automatic miles. Or if the fluid is burned or deteriorated — as yours on the map without landing that program in the NCAA’s the law. This explains your dealer’s reluctance to discuss jail, Robinson soon may be fitted for a white collar. His transmission fluid has never been changed. seems to be — it should certainly be changed. unheralded players are playing better than .500 ball, replacing the steering wheel, which happens to contain the even while competing under somewhat more demanding airbag. academic mles than were customary when Valvano So much for the Feds. But you may aiso have to contend CLYDE coached. with state iaws. A disconnected or missing airbag may cause PRESIDENT'S USED CAR SALE “We’re going to recrait yoimg men who want a de­ A GREAT NEW WAY TO BUY YOUR NEXT NEW CAR a car to flunk its annual inspection in some states. gree,” Robinson said. “There are going to be some we’ll have to kick in the tail to get to class — they are not all if you do decide to remove your car’s airbag yourself, it's W HY WAIT? going to be choirboys — but we’re going to be consis­ not a chore to take lightly. One false move and the bag could tently on them.” > ■ m inflate — it only takes half the time of an eye-blink. The bag One player who needs little academic prodding is THIS IS NOT A LEASE z! ‘ o isn’t inflated by harmless compressed gas, but by an ex­ PRESIDENT'S DAY SALE NOW! senior point guard Chris Corchiani. An NBA prospecL O CO he could have left N.C. State for another school when z -< plosion of sodium azide. If you’re careless, you could be hurt. Valvano, a friend, was fired. Corchiani returned, though, As for us at Road & Track, we’ll keep our airbags. When ALL SALE CARS CARRY A MINIMUM 6 MONTHS/6,000 MILES and should get a communications degree this spring. airbags were first proposed, we weren’t thrilled with the idea “I would have had to sit out a year; that’s part of the of having an explosive device installed in our cars. But as the MECHANICAL COVERAGE AT NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE. reason I stayed,” Corchiani admitted. “The other reason is because I wanted to be loyal. I didn’t want to leave technology matured, so has our judgment. Now we recognize my teammates. 1 9 9 1 that airbags are an important part of a modern car’s safety CHECK OUT OUR INVENTORY - OVER 100 USED CARS & TRUCKS. “It is going to take a couple of years. I don’t think this system. stuff is going to go away, people’s perceptions. 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All oars telegenic potential, then signed Valvano. 44, to a three- MEEI^yPAniENISBytSl PArUENlSrtaUEX TAXMDniGSIRAIOI AWAREBASEOatMWREGSnUICM CAM*RSEOCEPAnXNISAPE ASFOUOWS SMiVElMC.aUNO /A/C, Auto, Plus Many A/C, Plus Many subject to prior sale year contract worth $900,000. AUI4XK2MI 7I.C:HAICMl«)«N]A07.9(VLAf«»ISM ScnAfK aHMVtlV.CERA NSrt Miaa.aNIURV M M U K A i ECfl COUPUtE DC1AIS.SEE SA1E9AAN /: Standard Features Standard Features Valvano, who during his lime at N.C. State said bas­ # 1 0 4 7 #V131 ★ CLYDE’S PRIDE ... A TRADITION. OF.^ATISFACTION ★ ★ ketball coaches are underpaid, is still on Nike’s payroll, Rebates assigned to dealer. Taxes & license excluded. earning at least part of the $160,000 salary the company SALES paid him to have his players wear Nike products. k j BOB R ILEY Valvano’s book is due out soon. It’s tilled “alvano: They Gave Me a Lifetime Conu-act, and Then Declared y \m e M o to r s ' OLDSMOBILE 872-9111 Me Dead.” Reportedly. Valvano and co-author Curry Route 66, Columbia Road, Wlllimantic, Conn. 423-7746 SERVICE Kirkpauick will get $150,000 apiece if the book sells HOURS: Monday thru Thursday, 8 AM to 8 PM; Friday 8 AM lo 6 PM, VOLKSWAGEN 150,000 copies. Saturday 8 AM to 5 PM; Alter Hours By Appointment Supposedly, the book will rebut “Personal Fouls,” the 259 Adams St. Manchester, CT 872-6530 V^XIT S4 OFF I-S4 - ROUTE S3 NORTH - VERNO^ once-postponed book by Peter Golenbock that portrayed 649-1749 Valvano’s program as an upscale plantation system.