Strike Puts Eastern Into Bankruptcy

4 'tA - MANCWfgSTER HERALD, Wednesday. Mar, a, 1989 iParr’s option helps keep Creighton’s season alive Firehouse plan unveiled by Cassano becomes a hot issue covered with trees in the southwest corner of the Deming Street if an agreement between the town Democrats pledged in their 1987 election picked up the loose ball and fed By Alex GIrelli Oak Grove Nature Preserve, would be ap­ and the Eighth Utilities District is approved. nothing new. His last-second shot or maybe he just didn’t want to Manchester Herald campaign to replace the firehouse, which they Under the agreement, the district would buy a CBv Bob Greene the NCAA po.stseason tourna­ Otis Ellis on a breakaway that proached from a long driveway that lies between in overtime gave visiting make a call like that at the end of said was too old, too small, and poorly located to tiThe Associated Press ment. But the restrictions were would have pulled Lafayette houses at 143 and 153 Highland Street. town-owned firehouse on Tolland Turnpike near Creighton a 102-100 victory over the game.” A new firehouse may be located on town-owned serve growing areas in the south end of town. North Main Street. The town would have to lifted at January’s NCAA conven­ NCAA Hoop within one point. Cassano said he was asked by the Democrats on the Salukis on Jan. 23. SIU coach Rich Herrin also land just north of Highland Street and just west of Cassano announced the plan at a dedication replace it with another fire station to serve nart** > Creighton’s James Farr wasn’t tion, and Farr made sure the But as Ellis went in for the the Board of Directors to look for a site and came This time, however, Farr thought Jones had been fouled. the westbound entrance to Interstate 384 under a ceremony for a new paramedic vehicle. of northeast Manchester that are under town going to play this season. South­ Bluejays’ season didn’t end in the basket, Stankavage was called, upon the Highland Street location almost by wasn’t the only hero for “ I have to congratulate plan by Deputy Mayor'Stephen T. Cassano. But Theunis “ Terry” Werkhoven, Republican jurisdiction. ern Ilfinois wishes he didn’t Missouri Valley Conference for an intentional foul. Watson accident when he noticed the town-owned Southern Illinois in the MVC Creighton. A fter he hit his Creighton.” Herrin said. “ But if Cassano said Wednesday the new station would minority leader on the Board of Directors, Peter P. Lozis Jr., the town’s director of public •' i *^change his mind. tournament. made both free throws and driveway on a map. tournament title game and an jumper, the Salukis took two you’re going to officiate for 39 replace one on School Street that is located in a criticized Cassano’s announcement today. Werk­ works, is advertising in newspapers that the town “ I thought it would be up to me Bucknell was given possession, Cassano said the town might consider seeking automatic NCAA tournament timeouts, then hurled the ball minutes and 58 seconds of a congested area across from Bennet Junior High hoven called the announcement a “ grandstand will be selecting an architect for a new fire station “ 1 had an option to redshirt at the end of the game to either sewing up the victory. an architect to advise on the design of both the n ^ berth for the first time since 1981. downcourt to Jerry Jones. game, you have to officiate the School. He could not say what would be done with political ploy” designed to “ win Brownie points . when I thought we were on take us into the NCAAs or out of Southland Conference: Deon fire station in the south end of town and the one the Also going to the tournament But his layup attempt with one last two seconds of the the School Street station but he said the school with the fire department.” probation, but I decided to play them.” Farr said. “ If you are a Hunter scored eight points during town plans to build at Tolland Turnpike and See FIREHOUSE, page 10 will be Bucknell, a 71-65 winner second left was blocked by ballgame.” department might be interested in using it, The station site under Cassano’s plan, an area ■-and let things happen,” said college player, it’s everybody’s a 21-7 North Texas spurt late in A East Coast Conference; Mike Farr, the only senior on the dream to get into the NCAA.” over Lafayette in the East Coast 6-foot-lO Chad Gallagher. Conference championship game. “ He got a piece of my arm when Joseph scored all 12 of his points the first half and the Eagles went ^Creighton team. Farr hit a 10-foot jumper with For Farr, late-game heroics I went up for the shot.” Jones in the second half, including four on to a 100-77 victory over Creighton was on restricted three seconds left to give Nothwestern (La.) State and a status and not allowed to play in Creighton a 79-77 victory over against Southern Illinois are said. “ I guess the ref didn’t see it free throws in the final minute, as Bucknell defeated Lafayette 71-65 berth in tonight’s final in the to capture the East Coast Confer­ Southland Conference tourna­ ence tournament. The Bison, 23-7, ment in Denton, Texas. Ciccarelli sent packing to the Capitals are in the NCAA tournament for North Texas will play McNeese the second time in three years. State, an 80-65 winner over Bucknell led 63-60 with 2; 22 Northeast Louisiana. North Capitals since 1979. playing in 757 Texas won the,regular season •Bv Jeff Baenen games, more than any other remaining when Lafayette’s The Associated Press title and is the defending tourna­ player in the team’s history. He Bruce Stankavage stole the ball ment champion. leads the Capitals in every from John Watson. Scot Lewis iEanrliPalpr Ipralb BLOOMINGTON, Minn. — offensive category, scoring 397 While Dino Ciccarelli had asked goals and 392 assists for 789 'to be traded, he still wasn’t >1 Full Service Hearing Aid Center l i : prepared when he got the news points. ‘ just a few minutes before the The North Stars also made two •NHL trading deadline that the other moves. They obtained Reed HChR dCW ti Manchester, Conn. A City of Village Charm {Minnesota North Stars were Larson, a 6-foot, 195-pound defen­ <3 Thursday, March 9,1989 pending him to the Washington seman. from the New York COMPANY . Capitals. Islanders in exchange for future 872-1118 “ I was sitting at home, my considerations, and announced 151 Talcottville Rd. clock said it was 2:05 (Central the retirement of center Dennis tlo u te 83, V ern o n , Ct. (voice/TDD) . ^ time) , and I thought I was safe.” Strike puts Maruk. Em hart " 'Minnesota’s all-time leading Even If You Have Nerve Deafness . scorer said Tuesday after learn- In other deals, Hartford traded You Can Hear & Understand . ...iiiin g he and defenseman Bob left wing Torrie Robertson to -*iftouse were Tieaded for the Detroit for defenseman Jim Pa- .^’Capitals in a trade for Mike ve.se; Buffalo sent defenseman- Eastern into . klartner and Larry Murphy. left wing Lindy Ruff to the New • 1 “ I heard airklhds of rumors, York Rangers for a fifth-round ^but it still came as total’ shock. I AP photos SAVE *50.00 draft choice in 1990, Chicago ( guess. I don’ t think anyone likes TRADED — Dino Ciccarelli. left, and Bob Rouse were obtained left wing Greg Gilbert ON THE ARGOSY CUSTOM r to get traded. I didn’t want to be traded Tuesday by the Minnesota North Stars to the from the New York Islanders; CANAL AID WITH THIS COUPON - ’ traded.” Ciccarelli told the Star bankruptcy Washington Capitals in exchange for Mike Gartner and New Jersey sent center Tim ■ ’w' f^Tribune of Mihneapofis. Expires 3-11-89 M/H Larry Murphy. Lenardon to Vancover for for­ FARMINGTON (AP) - Em­ ’ ' .j.' But Ciccarelli also said he was ward Claude Vilgrain; and Van­ conference in New York today. . ^ ?excited about h|s future. hart Corp.’s board of directors By Michael Hirsh Sunday, he was the North Stars’ couver sent forward John LeB- But he said the airline intended to 1. “ I ’m going to a contender. I ’m about the Stars. They’ve been FREE today rejected an unsolicited $2.4 The Associated Press top goal scorer this season with 32 lanc and a fifth-round draft continue to operate and to “ pru­ i le x cited about i f ’ lie said, adding good to me.” he said. billion takeover offer from an in 65 games, and second behind choice this year to Edmonton for HEARING TEST dently but unmistakably” restore . '-that he’s leaving Minnesota with- The 28-year-old right wing had investment group, saying the bid Eastern Airlines filed for pro­ Dave Gagner in points with 59. left wing Greg Adams and center routes as its financial situation is • out bitterness. scored 300 goals and 598 points was inadequate and possibly tection from creditors in bank­ Gartner. 29. has been with the Doug Smith. resolved. “ I ’ve got nothing bad'to say heading into this season. As of illegal. ruptcy court today, the sixth day The board raised the question of a bitter strike by Machinists Zirinsky said the court filing of possible insider trading, point­ that virtually shut down the included a list of Eastern’s 20 ll^ustirt bows ing specifically to the "unusual nation’s seventh-largest carrier largest unsecured creditors and a TIRE COUNTRY AUTO CENTER trading” of Emhart stock prior to and cost it up to $7 million a day. rundown of assets and liabilities. disclosure of the takeover bid. The filing under Chapter 11 in “ The summary reflects an equity libut habpy Peter L. Scott, Emhart chair­ U.S. Bankruptcy Court in New well in excess of $1 billion after all BRING IN THIS AD man and chief executive officer, York is designed to give tottering liabilities,” Zirinsky said. tie recommended in a letter that Eastern a reprieve from bills and “ This company has lied to us, to shareholders not tender any of debts while it tries to restructure the media and to the community, INDIAN WfeCLS.CaW. (AP) - their shares to Topper Acquisi­ and extricate itself from the saying they’ve had plenty of money and bankruptcy was only 'Asip^way for a; long titOe, .Tracy AND GET ADDITIONAL 10% OFF tion Corp. worst crisis in the history of the an alternative,” said Frank Or- Ju stin was happy to be back. Topper, whose investors in­ 60-year-old airline. tis, vice president of Machinists “ I ’ve been waiting for this for clude oil heir Gordon P. Getty and “ It is the company’s intention ALL ITEMS BELOVV!^ Offer Expires 3/18/89 Local 702 in Miami. “ Then all of a years,’.’ AuSBtifiiBald alter Jter.., New York developers Lawrence to reorganize,” Bruce Zirinsky, sudden clandestinely they come • return to competitive tennis. rB E T T E R l BEST and Zachary Fisher, had made an an attorney for Eastern, said at offer of $35 a share on Feb. 24. bankruptcy court. out only five days into the strike ■ ‘ “ The last time I really played OUPB£ST*6MRidW | l•,000UNCtlV•ll•• I “ The board was advised that Eastern boss Frank Lorenzo, in and file Chapter 11. Something is ' fwell was in 1983, but now I ’m 30,00PMI>CuWirii—*AI8oMCW>rMC *■«.** *' HRRaled Tnick Radial that the company’s shareholders Sports Car Radiate O.W.L. Al Season MONEY SAVINO COUPONS targeted in request for funds period as secretary of defense to 72.95 750x16 66.95 rights plan, commonly known as See TOWER, page 10 P235/75R15 81.95 185«0R13 49.95 700R15 prove he can abstain from tendl nets P205/70R14 60.95 875x16.5 74.95 a “ poison pill” or anti-takeover 59.95 750R16 89.95 FRONT END ALIGNMENTI portation has agreed to study P215/70R14 6595 30x 9.50R15 87.95 185/60R14 measure, is discriminatory. Em­ By Nancy Concelmon The intersection has been identi­ drinking. 66.95 215/85R16 92.95 950x16.5 79.95 fied by police as one of the most Route 83, including the intersec­ There was no doubt about the P225/70R14 69.95 31X10.50R15 94.95 195/60R14 $ 0 0 9 5 hart filed a countersuit. Manchester Herald tiirthclay win 235/85R16 104.95 31- 10.50 74.95 dangerous in town. tions of Oakland Street and Main outcome as the Senate went Lieberman’s 32X11.50R15 99.95 195/60R15 75.95 Scott said the board is confident and North Main streets, at the P225/70R15 72.95 32- 11.50 84.95 The town will apply for grants The department has been work­ through the motions of debating 205/60R15 89.95 875R165 89.95 that Topper’s lawsuit challenging request of state Rep. James R. ^ SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. ^(Af>) - P255/70R15 8295 33X12.50R15 114.95 4 WHEEL ALIGNMENT to make traffic improvements to ing with the Planning Depart­ the nomination through the final 950R16.S 94.95 33- 12.50 94.95 Emhart’s shareholders rights McCavanagh. D-Manchester. , C ^Por his 29th birthday . Ivan Lendl 71.95 31X10.50R16.5 104.95 four areas, including the Hill­ ment. police and other member.s few hours before the roll call. vote critical P245/60R15 plan will fail. But as a precaution, Third on the list is the intersec­ • ■ Received soJfte shlftSi afcollection $ ^ Q 9 0 stown Road-Spencer Street inter­ of the town staff to set priorities “ The bottom line in this place is P245/60R15 74.95 33X12.50R16.5 124.95 the company said it would re­ tion of Tolland Turnpike and . r ^ f Beatles records and what he E x p .3 /ie « section and Oakland Street. for the work. Weiss said. how many votes do you have, how WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. 87.95 deem the existing rights effective Parker Street, Weiss said. The really wanted a. iirst-rouhd P275/60R15 Sarvlcs tpscial* apply to mosi cart. N lll The Board of Directors voted The Planning and Zoning Com­ many votes can you change, can Joseph I. Lieberman is joining March 20 for 2.5 cents a share and town would widen Parker Street ... .victory in .the •$415,000, E^gle unanimously Tuesday to apply to mission Monday approved a you change any?” Dole said. the overwhelming majority of his issue new rights to shareholders at the intersection for right and w>;:^^“ Ctessic. ELECTRONIC TUNE-UP MONEY SAVING COUPONS the Capitol Region Council of special exception permit allow­ "And I think it is fairly clear Democratic colleagues to oppose on March 20. left-turn lanes onto Tolland Turn­ . ''^ii^ndl, the top-ranked tennis HIGH TREAD $ 4 COO Governments for Urban System ing a developer to build a despite this good faith effort that the nomination of John G. Tower “ The new rights will be identi­ pike, according to Camosci. \v 4 in the*world, celebrated OIL, LUBE & FILTER Project grants, state and federal 104-room suite hotel at 191 it is not going to change any votes. as defense secretary, a long- cal in all material respects to the Weiss said the fourth-highest birthday W esday With an USED TIRES ■ w $ 4 9 .9 5 - 4 Cyl. funds which would cover 75 Spencer St. after the firm agreed Dole said Tower had told him he awaited decision that apparently existing rights, except that the priority is the intersection of New • ^ ^***y victory Over Paul Ahliacone. Includes: Up to 5 qts. percent of the improvement to make improvements to the had rather the six-month proba­ dooms the Texas Republican’s MOST SIZES A VAILABLE new oil, new filter, chassis new rights will not contain the State Road, Center Street and ? Thi* rtourtam'ent's top seed, $ 5 9 .9 5 6 Cyl. costs. The town would pay the street. tion plan be withdrawn so that the chances. West Middle Turnpike, but Ca­ mdf'npeddtl josL,Tl'minutes to ' MOUNTING EXTRA ^ s lube, check fluids. remaining 25 percent. Town The developer, the Inn at remaining hours of debate could The freshman senator from See EMHART, page 10 mosci said today that project I 'ibeat Aiihacond 6^: 6-4;''' $5.00 EXTRA $ 6 9 .9 5 - 8 Cyl. Manager Robert B. Weiss said Manchester Inc., plans to widen be spent on the actual merits of Conntficticut. delivering his I/' 6- About 3,000 fans in the stadium Spencer Street at the intersection would probably cost well over $1 his nomination. maiden speech on the floor of the Includes; New spark plugs, Tuesday. j. ijpburt at the Scottsdale Princess The state has allocated $7 to add left turn only lanes in either million. With the prospect of defeat Senate, said Wednesday night he CASH 8t CARRY adjust carb. & timing, check *16®® TODAY Cost estimates for the other resort hotel sang “ Happy Birth- Service tpeclali apply to moti cart. million for the grants to cover direction. seemingly inevitable. White "tried to give the president of the Expires 3/18/891 to Lendl before, the late- MU *NO ADDITIONAL DISCOUNTS gxp. 3/18/89 projects in the region. CRCOG is Improvements to Oakland projects have not been made House press secretary Marlin United States and Sen. Tower the liBfterrtport mhtch, . Index asking member municipalities to Street at its intersection with Republican Geoffrey Naab said Fitzwater said. “ If necessary, benefit of the doubt. But in the * ‘T tnpught' they were trying to East Granby apply for projects costing $1 several streets, Including Shel­ at the directors’ meeting that we’ll come up with a (new) end, there are simply too many Manchester Windsor Oakland Street should probably nte ttefvous jityhit my dgfe,” . Enfield 153 Rte. 20 20 pages, 2 sections million or less to get the most use don Road and North Main Street, candidate very rapidly.” doubts about this nominee for this 771 Pigeon Hill are the second-highest priority, be top priority because of the critical position at this difficult ' w e ld ‘ Deod|)’''a t€^Cb(i|S|h^akiah 623 Hazard Ave., Rte. 190 Texaco (just past Bradley turnoff) Buainaas...... — 7 Obituaries— 2 out of the money, William Ca- Names most frequently menti­ 683-0096 Weiss said. developer’s plan to improve the Zhow !ivinigYtr-(»i%ehwli^, Conn. 763-0845 623-8700 Claaalfled _ 18-20 Opinion------8-9 mosci, director of engineering oned in White House speculation time in our history.” W. Middle Tpke. & Broad St. 653-5561 Camosci said the town hopes to Hillstown Road-Spencer Street Lieberman’s vote grew in­ ; ^ 'If ft wasrifl-fbrmy^rWrlfehd ahd Mon. Wed. Fri. 7-6 (Repairs Only) Comics------16 People------17 services, said today. as a replacement for Tower if his Tire and Auto Repairs add a right turn lane on Oakland intersection. But Weiss said .W Wclendl,''! ,vouldii’C'kndw.It’8 my Tues. Thurs. 7-8 646-8350 Mon., Tues., Weds., Fri. 8-5:30 Focus______17 Science------18 The Public Works Department nomination failed are Sen. John creasingly pivotal in the debate Street at its intersection with CRCOG may change the priori­ Sat. 8-4 Mon. thru Fri. 8-8 Mon.-FrI. 8-5:30, Sat. 8-1 Local/Stalo Sports-----11-14 listed the widening of Hillstown Warner. R-’Va., the ranking GOP Thurs. 8-8, Closed Saturday North Main Street. ties on the department’s list Sun. 10-5 ' 2-4,10 Television----- 15 Road at its intersection with member of the Senate Armed See LIEBERMAN, page 10 Sat. 7:30-3:30, Sun 8-2 The state Department of Trans­ according to its own point system. Natlon/WorldJ5-6 Weather------2 Spencer Street as the top priority.

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2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Mar RECORD LOCAL & STATE Police Roundup Coventry police chief cries foul over Inadequate’ staff About Town recommended that the town no Adopt a pet: Elite, Patches Elsesser said. “ To say we are Sharon Tyler, assistant town work March 20. longer hire part-time officers By Jacqueline Bennett without police coverage if the at risk is too strong. The situation clerk for Mansfield, said Wednes­ Even with the replacement because he said a full-time force By Barbara Richmond spayed and given her shots. She Driver cited in rollover Manchester Herald officer is called to respond to an warrants attention but it has to be day the 1980 census lists the officer, Trzaskos said the depart­ was more efficient. Arts council meets Tuesday Manchester Herald should be ready for adoption accident or other incident. Trzas­ balanced with the other needs of Mansfield population as 10,447, No one was injured Tuesday afternoon when a ment is short five officers needed Elsesser says he opted to try to about April 10. COVENTRY — Police officers kos said he did not want to the community. The community not including residents of Mans­ The Manchester Arts Council will meet Tuesday large truck carrying spring water collided with a to minimize risks by providing at improve the department gradu­ Ellie, a darling 10-week-oId Calico and her kittens are are in danger and at times the disclose when only one officer is is financially unable to afford five field Training School and the at 7 p.m. at the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, 1989 Dodge Dakota pickup truck at Keeney and least two officers seven days a ally. He said he plans to ask for female black Labrador re­ being cared for at Lazorik’s community is without police scheduled because that could additional officers right now.” University of Connecticut, which 20 Hartford Road. A special organizational meeting Wetherell streets and then flipped onto its side, week, 24 hours a day. more officers over the next triever, is this week’s featured home. protection due to inadequate make the town vulnerable. has its own security department. A will begin at 8 p.m. for the 1989 Arts in the Garden Trzaskos said that many area police said. staffing. Police Chief Frank Town Manager John Elsesser “ The budget sets policy.” said couple of years until the depart­ event, which will be held in June. For information on pet at the Manchester dog The group also has two other Police arrested the driver of the water truck, towns have at least two officers There are three full-time offic­ Trzaskos said this week. said Tuesday that the town can Trzaskos. “ The town’s policy has ment staffing reaches the level of art aiid cultural activities of the council, call Anne pound. mom-cats with litters that were Felix Graham-Jones. 36, of Norfolk, Conn., and on duty at all times. ers, four part-time officers and “ At least 27 percent of the time call in backup officers from the been a minimum staffing of one safety recommended by She’s very affectionate and born very recently. All of the charged him with failure to obey a control signal, He acknowledged that those three resident state troopers in Miller, president, 647-8000. only one officer is on duty. That is state police or an off-duty local officer. To reach two-man policy, Trzaskos. was found roaming on Spruce cats put up for adoption are towns have twice as much popula­ Mansfield, she said. An addi­ police said. , ^ a danger to the officers and officer can be ordered to work in 15 officers are needed.” Elsesser has not detailed his Street Tuesday. If she isn’t neutered or spayed and given Paul Haddad. 53, of 1145N, River Road, Coventry, tion, or more, than Coventry, tional officer will start work soon means that some of the time the an emergency situation. Trzaskos had asked for five proposed $14.6 million budget. He Schedule a health check claimed by her owner, she’ll be their shots, unless too young was traveling east on Wetherell St. through a green which has 10,000 people. But town is without (police) cover­ Trzaskos said Coventry has more officers in his budget for the Coventry once had part-time will present it to the Town Council available for adoption early when adopted. light to 1-384 at 4 p.m.. police said. Graham-Jones neighboring Mansfield, simllarin COVENTRY — The Community Health Care age,” Trzaskos said Tuesday in nine academy-trained officers, fiscal year beginning July 1, but officers to supplement the police March 13. The council must next week. For more information, or to was traveling north on Keeney Street when he failed rural character and population to Services, Inc., will hold office hours at the Town an interview. including three lieutenants. A the request was cut by Elsesser. force, but that practice stopped approve the budget before it goes Last week’s pet. Button, a adopt a pet, call any of the to stop for a red light and his truck collided with Coventry, relies on resident state Office Building, Wednesday. March 22, from 2 to 3 Trzaskos said that when one 10th officer, to replace one who The chief is now asking for two two years ago. Trzaskos had to voters for adoption. cute mixed breed, is still following numbers; 623-0489, rwMt» Affippps;. troopers. Trzaskos said. p.m. All residents of Andover and Coventry are Haddad’s truck, police said. officer is on duty, the town is left, has been hired and will begin waiting to be adopted. She’s 242-2156, 232-8317 or 693-6138. The Town of Manchester Fire Department eligible to attend and receive blood pressure checks, about 1 year old. She’s a responded to the scene of the accident. Deputy Chief tine tests, throat cultures and health guidance. For □ □ □ medium-sized dog and has Robert Bycholski said no fuel or fluids leaked from Directors get lesson further information, call Community Health Care beautiful ears and a nice The Glastonbury unit of Pro­ the truck. 100 attend Services, 228-9428. disposition. She was found on tectors of Animals also has Highland Street on Feb. 27. several cats in need of good Two face drug charges on ozone protection Besides the puppy, the only homes. One is a 9-month-old Sci-fi discussion set other new dog at the pound, as Two Lebanon, Conn., men were arrested early teen-party spayed female kitten that was Democrat Stephen T. Cassano of Tuesday, was a chocolate today on drug charges after police stopped their Bv Nancv Concelman Algis Budry’s “ Roque Moon” will be the featured abandoned in Coventry. She has asked that the Bowers students’ Labrador retriever, also a car in connection with motor vehicle violations. Manchester Herald book for the next discussion of the science fiction had her shots. She’s mostly proclamation be .sent to congress­ female. She’s very friendly and Eric S. Deroehn. 20. and Scott L. Ruddy, 19, were conference book discussion series during the Andover Public Patches white but has blotches of gray men and be read on the floor of the was found at the Parkade on charged with possession of cocaine, possession of Some members of the Board of Library on Wednesday at 7; 30 p.m. The discussion is and brown tiger on her back and More than 100 people packed a U S. House of Representatives in West Middle Turnpike on alcohol by minors, and possession of drug Directors looked a little sheepish free and open to the public. The library has multiple and the new owner must have a tail with brown and black meeting Wednesday to form a Washington next week. Monday. Tuesday when they learned that copies of each book in the series. Those interested in the dog licensed. Before being rings. She’s very affectionate, paraphernalia, police said. _ network that could help reduce Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. Deroehn also was charged with possessing a the plastic used to make their attending should pick up the books at the library in The dog pound is located on licensed the dog must have its according to Andrea Sheptoff, a the number of unchaperoned asked Cassano to pre.sent the weapon in a motor vehicle, and failure to display a coffee cups may damage the advance. Hours are Monday, Wednesday, and town property off Olcott Street rabies shot. volunteer with the parties attended by Manchester proclamation at a conference of valid registration sticker, according to earth’s ozone layer. Thursday, from 7 to 9 p.m.; Tuesday, from 2 to 9 near the landfill area. The dog organization. teen-agers. the National League of Cities in □ □ □ Police said they found a double-edged knife under Several members of the board p.m.; and Friday, from 2 to 5 p.m., and 7 to 9 p.m.; warden is at the pound week­ She said Protectors of Anim­ Assistant School Superintend­ Washington next week and re­ looked down at their cups after and Saturday, from 2 to 5 p.m. days from noon to 1 p.m. There Patches, a gorgeous calico als also has a couple of the passenger seat. ,i ent Wilson E. Deakin Jr. and quest that it be read to the House. Police said the car was stopped as it pulled into the .sixth-graders at Bowers School is also someone at the pound mom-cat, is this week’s fea­ pregnant cats that they would Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said Cassano is a member of the board Arbors at Hop Brook, an elderly housing complex on asked them to approve a procla­ from 6 to 9 p.m.. Monday tured pet of Aid to Helpless like to find homes for at least of directors of the National the turnout was encouraging. mation on protecting the ozone Grange to confer degrees through Friday. Animals Inc. until they have their kittens. In West Center Street, on suspicion it had a false The meeting was held to layer. During a presentation, the League of Cities. Manchester Grange 31 will confer first and second The phone number at the Patches gave birth to three all, they would have to be kept registration sticker. organize a telephone network of Manchester attorney Timothy Police said they found drug paraphernalia in the students listed plastic foam as degrees on candidates Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the pound is 643-6642. Those wish­ kittens on Valentine’s Day. in a foster home six to eight parents and students, said Dea­ P. O’Neil, who helped with the car Ruddy also had beer and wine coolers with him, one of the materials that is Grange Hall on Olcott Street. There will be no ing to get in touch with the dog Judy Lazorik, a volunteer with weeks. The organization would kin. Through the network, par­ project. said today the pupils plan police said. The men were searched at the police .hazardous to the ozone layer warden can also call the police Aid to Helpless Animals, said take them back if they couldn’t ents agree to call other parents to to testify Friday at a public auction table at this meeting. station and each of them had a small packet of because it contains chloro- department, 646-4555, if there is the kittens have been spoken for be kept by the foster families. hearing before the state Legisla­ find out if teen-age parties are fluorocarbons. no answer at the pound. and after they are old enough to Anyone interested in helping suspected cocaine, police said. chaperoned, he said. ture’s Environment Committee Both men were held on $2 ,5 0 0 cash bond and were The ozone layer protects the Learn standard first aid There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog be placed. Patches will be should call Sheptoff at 633-2164. Participants also agree not to on a bill banning or controlling scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior Court earth from harmful ultraviolet host unchaperoned parties or a chloro-fluorocarbons. The American Red Cross will sponsor a new today. rays of the sun. The directors praised the stu­ standard first aid course on Saturday. It will party with alcohol or drugs “ I find it somewhat of a concern dents and staff at Bowers School combines all the basics of first aid and CPR in eight present. Deakin said. to us that we use Styrofoam The network, modeled after a for their work on the project. The hours, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. To register, call cups.” Democrat Kenneth N. Obituaries Glastonbury program, is de­ proclamation is the result of a Tedford said. 643-5111. Public Meetings project to teach sixth-graders signed to prevent property dam­ Patrick Flynn/Manchesler Herald The board unanimously ap­ about the ozone, town govern­ back to Ellington. He was the the Church of the A.ssumption. age and to protect teen-agers, proved the proclamation, which van he helped convert for emergency ment and public speaking, said Count the jelly beans Gertrude Robinson owner of the Stafford Bus Co. Burial will be in Mount St. Public meetings scheduled tonight; Deakin said. Sometimes students PROUD PARAMEDIC — Jim Brown, a designates March 13 to 19 as O’Neil, who volunteered to help Gertrude (Gustafson) Robin­ from 1932 to 1952. He later opened Benedict Cemetery. Bloomfield. will get drunk at unchaperoned paramedic and firefighter with the Town medical use. The vehicle was dedicated Ozone Awareness Week. BOLTON — The Bentley Memorial Library is with the proclamation and during son, 90, of Manchester, died Candlelight Antiques in Calling hours are Friday from 2 to Manchester parties, which could lead to by town officials Wednesday. The presentation and a later holding a jelly bean contest for all ages this month. of Manchester Fire Department, sits in a testimony before the Environ­ Ellington. 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. tragedy, he said. discussion on resource recovery The person who guesses how many jelly beans are in Tuesday (March 7, 1989), at an Emergency Medical Services Council, Lincoln area convalescent home. She was He was predeceased by his Memorial donations may be “ It (the number of people at the prompted Republican Geoffrey ment Committee. a jar will win a book titled “ The Random House Center hearing room, 7 p.m. During Ozone Awareness Week the wife of John G. Robinson. wife. Patricia (Murray) Lusa. made to the American Cancer meeting) was encouraging,” said Naab to request that the town Book of Humor for Children.” The final day of the Agenda for Tomorrow education task force, 45 at Bowers, a po.ster contest, skits She was born in Manchester on He is survived by his four sons. Society. 243 E. Center St., Man­ Deakin. “ People were singing off Paramedic vehicle is touted administration look into using contest will be Saturday, March 25, at 11 a.m., when North School St., 7 p.m. and a Parent-Teacher Associa­ June 7, 1898. daughter of the late Anthony Lusa. Jerome Lusa. chester 06040. or to the Humane the same sheet of music.” he said recycled paper and stop using the winner will be announced. For more informa­ Agenda for Tomorrow government task force, tion teach-in will be held, O’Neil Alfred and Euphemia Gustafson. Peter Lusa and Paul Lusa. all of Society of Connecticut, 701 Rus­ about the need for the network. plastic-foam cups for coffee at tion, call the library, 646-7349. Stafford; a daughter, Patricia sell St.. Newington 06111. Lincoln Center, 7 p.m. Though some people may con­ said. She attended local schools and Ethics Commission, Probate Court, 7:30 p.m. as meeting new town needs town meetings and gatherings. graduated from Manchester High Greika of Stafford; two sisters. sider the network a violation of Mary DeCarli of Ellington and the trust between parents and School in 1917. Dr. Joel Reich, chairman of the Emergency Jazz Band wins awards Alice Mack their children, Deakin said that is By Alex GIrelll In 1921. she graduated from the Elizabeth Dailey of Rockville; 15 Bolton Medical Services Council, said there was a lot of The funeral for Alice (Perrett) not at issue. At issue is protecting Manchester Herald Renovation work due The Manchester High School Jazz Band finshed in School of Home Economics at the grandchildren; four great­ Board of Education, Bolton High School, 7:30 p.m. controversy when the question of the need for a Mack of Bolton, who died Tues­ teen-agers from situations that second place at a j..zz festival held at Berklee Pratt Institute of Brooklyn, N Y. grandchildren; and several nie­ second paramedic unit was first discussed. But. day (March 7, 1989), will be they may not be old enough to A new town paramedic vehicle dedicated College of Music in Boston on Feb. 25. As a result of She also attended New York ces and nephews. he said, the number cf times when there are Friday at 11 a.m. at the United Coventry Wednesday will provide “ much better capacity on burned-out garage the competition, scholarship prizes totaling $4,000 University. Hunter College and The funeral will be Friday at 11 handle, he said. duplicate calls for paramedic service has Methodist Church of Bolton, 1041 Board of Education, Coventry High School, 7:30 “ It’s not a matter of trust.” he to deliver medical service.” Deputy Fire Chief were awarded to Manchester High students. The the University of Madrid, Spain. a.m. with a Mass of Christian increased from 2.7 percent in 1987 to 4 percent in But Weiss said today the owner Boston Turnpike (Route 44). said. “ It’s protecting a James McKay said. Bv Nancv Concelman outstanding musician award went to Jason She taught at Oxford College of burial at St. Edward’s Church. p.m. plans to renovate the structure Bolton. Burial will be in Quarry- Arts Commission, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. McKay and several other officials spoke 1988. Manchester Herald Williams for his lead alto saxophone. The band has Ohio for three years. She also Burial will be in St. Edward’s youngster.” There were 90 instances in 1988 when town very soon. Chief Building Inspec­ ville Cemetery. Bolton. Calling Most of the people attending the briefly at the dedication of the new truck, which been invited to Philadelphia to participate in the served as a dietitian for the Cemetery. There are no calling paramedics were unable to respond to calls. The tor Leo Belval said today he hours are today from 2 to 4 p.m. meeting were parents, though will serve as a primary vehicle for the paramedic The owner of a burned-out national finals of Musicfest USA hosted by visiting nurses’ association of hours. The Tocchetti Funeral Ambulance Service of Manchester responded to contacted Mull Wednesday and Home. Stafford Springs, is in and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Holmes there were about six students service. The vehicle was dedicated at a garage at the corner of West DownBeat Magazine. The festival features bands New Haven and taught in the New most of those calls. Reich said. briefly discussed Mull’s plans for charge of arrangements. Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Current Quotations present, Deakin said. ceremony in the town’s central firehouse at 75 Middle Turnpike and Essex from 25 states. York City school system for 28 Reich said the new van will permit the the building. Manchester. Though the network is aimed at Center St. Street plans to renovate the years before retiring in 1953. Memorial donations may be paramedics to get to emergency sites more Belval said he hopes to get made to the Stafford Scholarship Memorial donatrions may be parents of students in eighth, Officials and a few citizens inspected the new building after years of com­ After retirement, she returned “ We ought to cut it clean; we ought not to have easily and more safely. more information from Mull Foundation. P.O. Box 243. Staf­ made to the American Heart ninth and 10th grades. DiRosa van. which nasbeen equipped for paramedic use. plaints from residents. Town to Manchester, where she served some hazy never-never land out there and leave this Reich said the rescue truck was getting old. He today. ford 06075, or the Stafford Ambu­ Association, 310 Collins St.. Hart­ said he saw parents of older McKay said he was speaking on behalf of Fire Manager Robert B. Weiss said on the board of directors of the thing hanging in the balance for six months. The said rescue operations in New York City had been DiRosa's comments at the Correction lance Association, Orcuttville ford 06105. students at the meeting. Chief John C. Rivosa. who could not attend. today. Manchester visiting nurses’ asso­ time has come to make a decision — to vote it up or seriously hampered by vehicles which were out meeting prompted Republican Road, Stafford Springs 06076. He said the group hoped to The town bought the Chevrolet van from Ca rter Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said ciation. She also was a member of down — and we ought not to dawdle or hem and Theunis “ Terry” Werkhoven to compile a telephone list of Chevrolet for $19,372 and had it converted to of service. he’s getting complaints every the Home Economics Club of David Nelson haw.” — Sen. Robert C. Byrd, D-W.Va., dismissing Cusson said paramedics have found the new ask when the old Center Springs The Bolton Board of Education meeting sche­ members in two weeks. Another medical use by Linear Dynamic Inc. of week and has received numerous Hartford, the Manchester Histor­ the suggestion that John Tower should get a van less cumbersome and more fuel efficient. Park lodge, badly damaged by duled for 7:30 tonight will be held at Bolton High Mary E. Myers David Nelson, 36. of Oxford, meeting will be held later this Montgomery, Pa., for $18,327. complaints about the garage over School. The wrong location for the meeting was ical Society and Emanuel Luthe­ six-month probationary period as defense Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said the town Board fire in 1986. would be removed. Mary Elizabeth Myers, 60. of 95 died Tuesday (March 7, 1989) in month, he said. The conversion work was based largely on the years. The garage burned published Saturday in the weekly Calendar due to ran Church. New Haven due to injuries secretary. plans by James Brown, a firefighter-paramedic of Directors has helped promote the growth of the about three years ago, he said. Public Works Director Peter Besides her husband, she is Lakeside Drive, Andover, died Other officials attending the incorrect information supplied to the Herald. received in an automobile acci­ who is also a draftsman. paramedic system by providing the van, but. he The owner, Harry Mull, has Lozis said it would probably come survived by several nieces and Wednesday (March 8. 1989) at meeting included Robert Digan. dent. He was the brother of Kevin “ I ’d punch John Sununu in the nose.” — New Capt. Kenneth Cusson, who heads the Emer­ said. “ It’s the people who run this equipment who promised to remove the building down next month. nephews. Hartford Hospital. director of the Youth Services The town has hired the Aldrich Connecticut National Bank officials in Manches­ Nelson of Coventry. Hampshire House Democratic Leader Mary gency Medical Service operation in the fire make the system work.” several times, DiRosa said, The funeral will be Friday at She was born in Hartford June Bureau; Thomas Meisner, princi­ ter were instrumental in helping pupils at He was born in Hartford, son of Chambers, telling what she would do if she were department, was master of ceremonies for the The rear windows of the van were removed and “ I want a date when that Construction Co. of Manchester 1:30 p.m. at the Watkins Funeral 17,1929, and had been an Andover pal of Bennet Junior High School; Washington School to start a “ Super Student Store.” Harold and Patricia (Gleave) Gov. Judd Gregg, who has been saddled with a dedication. aluminum compartments were installed for building’s coming down,” DiRosa to build a new lodge. The town Home, 142 E. Center St. Burial resident for 10 years. Previously, Andrew Vincens, vice principal A page I photo caption published Wednesday Nelson of Lebanon. Conn. budget deficit, even though his predecessor, now the With the van in service, the department’s medical gear. The interior was provided with air said Tuesday at a meeting of the hopes to have the work completed will be in East Cemetery. Calling she had lived in Manchester and and acting principal of Illing credited the wrong bank. He is also survived by his wife. White House chief of staff, predicted a surplus. rescue truck, which has been the primary conditioning and heating for medical supplies. Board of Directors. by June, to allow Parks and hours are Friday from 12:30 p.m. Hartford. Junior High School; Larry Wil­ Valerie (Treat) Nelson; a daugh­ paramedic vehicle, will serve as a backup unit. Emergency lighting, radios, a battery condi­ DiRosa said if the building ■ Recreation Department em­ until the time of the service. Before retiring, she was em­ son, community relations officer The Manchester Herald strives to be accurate and ter, Leila Nelson; a son. Jesse There will be one paramedic, instead of two, tioner. an automatic throttle unit, and two extra wasn’t removed he would include ployees to move. Memorial donations may be ployed at the SCM Allied Egry for the Manchester Police De­ fair. If an error is made, we want to make a Nelson; and another brother, assigned to that unit. seats were installed. an item on the Board of Directors’ The employees are now housed made to Emanuel Lutheran Business Systems. Manchester. partment; and Henry “Bud” correction. The Herald’s phone number is 643-2711. Harold Nelson of Lebanon, Conn. Thoughts April agenda forcing the town to in Highland Park School, which is Church, 60 Church St., or the She was a member of the Minor, deputy police chief. A memorial service will be held condemn the garage and remove scheduled to reopen for students Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Andover Grange. Saturday at 11 a.m. at Christ it. in August. Disorder Association Inc., 800 She is survived by one brother, Episcopal Church, Oxford. Cal­ “ We are not on earth to guard a museum, but to Cottage Grove Road, Bloomfield. Stephen J. Myers Sr. of Glaston­ cultivate a flourishing garden of life.” Lottery bury; two nieces, Katherine ling hours are Friday from 6 to 8 GOP wants town envirbnment warden 06002. - Pope Paul XX III. DON'T MISS THE AQUA TURF ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALEH Landry of the Terryville section p.m. at the church. Cremation Werkhoven said that funding of Plymouth, and Christine De- will take place at the convenience God calls us to be partners in his on-going work of none of the Republican directors naa oeeii included in last year’s Bv Maureen Leavitt for the additional officer might be Winning numbers drawn Wednesday in New AntOfliO L. LUSS Sousa of Randolph Center, Vt.; a of the family. Cremation Services creation. He has invited each one of us to make our had brought the proposal before proposed budget but were cut. The Southington Historical Society presents its fifth Manchester Herald available from building permit antique show and sale this Sunday, March 12th, from 10am England: nephew; three grandnephews; of Western Connecticut, Dan­ mark in the world, to leave it a little better than the the board. “ We dicussed it extensively Connecticut daily: 897. Play Four: 9732. Antonio L. Lusa, 82, of Elling­ and one grandniece. bury, is in charge of way we found it, to make a difference, God’s He noted that one zoning last year and I believe we made a fees. to 4pm. Over 80 Dealers from over 5 different states will be ton. died Tuesday (March?. 1989) The Republican Town Commit­ “ I know we were talking about Massachusetts daily: 2837. The funeral will be Saturday at arrangements. difference. What will be our contribution to the enforcement officer might not be recommendation to make sure it displaying and selling their antiques. Lots of Victorian furni­ Massachusetts Megabucks: 9, 12, 19, 24, 29, 31. after a long illness. He was the tee is recommending that the no added personnel, but some­ 9:15 a.m. from the Holmes Memorial donations may be garden of life? sufficient to enforce all zoning was included this year,” DiRosa ture will be sold along with primative, refinished pine, and Tri-state daily: 873, 3289. brother of Mabel Shea of made to Christ Episcopal Church, town Board of Directors hire an thing has got to be done,” painted country items. Many dealers with jewelry, silver, Manchester. Funeral Home, 400 Main St., environmental enforcement of­ and environmental Issues with said. Rhode Island daily: 0569. 470 Quake Farms Road, Oxford Rev. John P. Gwozdz Republican Director Theunis Werkhoven said. lamps, wicker, flow blue china and collectibles will be here. He was born in Ellington, and Manchester, followed by a Mass ficer to ensure developers are the rapid construction growth in Rhode Island Grand Lottery: 845, 2233, 56868, 06483. St. James Church “Terry” Werkhoven, minority Republican Director Ronald 1 he lived in Stafford before moving of Christian Burial at 10 a m. at complying with planning and town. 719346. Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said leader on the Board of Directors, Osella said he would support an This is the place to find what you are looking for. Want a roll­ zoning regulations. said today he agrees with Rein­ environmental enforcement of­ top desk? Or perhaps a large round oak table with large Harry W. Reinhorn, vice chair­ today the need for an environ­ horn that there is a strong need ficer if the cost can be offset lions heads, a 3 pc. loveseat, leaded glass china closet, Han­ man of the Zoning Board of mental officer is already being iianrhpfitFr Hpralft for an enforcement officer to deal through another department in del lamp to go next to it? Come over and visit the show and Appeals and a member of the considered by the Board of Weather with environmental needs. town. help support the Southington Historical Society. Don’t for­ Republican Town Committee, Directors. VOL. CVIII, No. 135 “ I don’t think the present Osella said, however, that get March 12thl Show managers. Memory Lane Country­ USPS 327-500 made the motion during a meet­ “ We know we need an environ­ zoning enforcement official can current zoning and environmen- side Antique Center of Coventry, Ct., Multi dealer shop. Gail ing Wednesday night in the mental enforcement officer, with Mostly clear enforce everything.” ta l regulations must be and Gene Dickenson. Oh, I forgot to mention Hoosier Oak 'REGIONAL WEATHER Penny M. Sleflerl. Publisher Lincoln Center hearing room. the types of hazardous waste we Manchester and vicinity: To­ Werkhoven said he is con­ strengthened. kitchen cabinets, round pine tables, oval marble top tables, Qeorge T. Chappell Dennis M. Santoro Reinhorn said this is the second have in the town,” DiRosa said. Accu Weather'*’ forecast for Friday night, mostly clear. Low around EdHor Advertising Director cerned with cars abandoned by Republican Director Geoffrey pressed back chairs and on and on and on.... year he has asked for the He said he did not know if this Daytirrre CorxJitions arxJ High Temperatures private parties near rivers and Naab could not be reached for 20. Friday, sunny. High around Douglas A. Bevins Sheldon Cohen committee’s support on the issue. year’s budget has money for the Executive Editor Composing Manager streams. comment. 40. Outlook Saturday, sunny with He said he was disappointed that position. DiRosa said that funds Dir: Follow 1-84, take Exit 29 and follow signs left at bottom -----f a high in the 40s. Jeanne Q. Fromerth Robert H Hubberd Businees Manager Pressroom Manager of exit and then first right to Mulberry St. Central, southwest Interior: 30 minutes from Manchester. Tonight, mostly clear. Low Denise A. Roberts Frank J. McSweagan Personnel Manager Circulation Director around 20. Friday, sunny. High University orders more shots for measles around 40. Outlook Saturday, mined to be at risk, were Clip and Save Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the WEST HARTFORD (AP) — A cords show they have been player, was diagnosed with mea­ Clip and Save sunny with a high in the 40s. Manchester Publishing Co., 16 Bralnard Place, Manchester, vaccinated since 1980, university sles, a highly contagious viral vaccinated. I Southington Historical Society Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at Manchester, Conn. second case of measles at the Officials had hoped to end the Coastal: Tonight, becoming Postmaster Send address changes to the Manchester Hersid, Vice President Walter M. Bortz disease. a U niversity of H artford has quarantine March 14. But offi­ Antique Show and Sale P.O. Box 591. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Following the reported case, mostly clear. Low around 30. prompted school officials to order III said Wednesday. If you don't receive your Herald by 5 p.m. weekdays or 7:30 public events were canceled or cials learned Tuesday that a Friday, mostly sunny. High a new round of vaccinations for “ What we’re doing is inoculat­ AQUA TURF COUNTRY CLUB a.m. Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. If you're unable postponed and spectators were second student, who became ill around 40. Outlook Saturday, to reach your carrier, call subscriber service at 647-0946 by 6 resident students and to extend ing students so that when they barred from varsity sporting during the past weekend, was Mulbirry St.. Plint$vllle. CL i ? sunny with a high in the 40s. p.m. weekdays tor delivery In Manchester. restrictions on public events leave campus at spring break Suggested carrier rates are 11.60 weekly. $7.70 lor one events. Students were encour­ confirmed as having the disease. AlUnlK Northwest hills: Tonight, through the end of the month. they will not expose the popula­ Oct)jn month. $23.10 lor three months. $46.20 lor six months and aged to remain on campus and 10am-4pm mostly clear. Low in the teens. $92.40 lor one year. State local and university tion,” Bortz said. Sunday. March 12 students whose health records Bortz said the student was jplwabuf^^ |S7 Friday, sunny. High in the mid The Manchester Herald Is a msmber ol the Associated Press, health officials plan inoculations The university placed itself in the Audit Bureau ol Circulations, the New England Press showed they had never been exposed to the disease at the Gsn. Adml$. S2.50 - With thi$ coupon $2.00 30s. Outlook Saturday, sunny with Tuesday for all resident students, virtual isolation Feb. 24, after Today's weather picture was drawn by Mark Mahler, a Association and the New England Newspaper Association/ inoculated, were otherwise deter­ Hartford Civic Center. L. 0108') Arru Wn.ilfwi* lin a high in the 40s. except those whose health re­ Nate Gainey, a varsity basketball fourth-grader at Bowers School. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thur.sdav, Mar. 9, 1989 - 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Mar. 9. 1989 LOCAL NATION & WORLD & STATE Exit seat Tibetans charge A ‘Agenda’ chairmen named limitations Several of the subcommittees of the “ Agenda ‘■-IiV for Tomorrow” committee have selected Chinese troops chairmen. The committee is reviewing eco­ nomic. social and cultural programs in proposed Manchester to help determine the town’s future needs with atrocities A The chairmen are: Mark Pagani. govern­ WASHINGTON (A P) - The ment subcommittee: Dr. Martin Duke, health Federal Aviation Administration CHENGDU, China (AP) - crisis has been caused by the care: Peter Beckwith and Shirley Fitzgerald, wants to bar blind or deaf Chinese troops killed scores of incompetence of the authorities. human services: John Allen and Everett passengers or passengers whose Tibetans by firing at random on “ Shootings by the authorities Newton, transportation: Michael Darby, land handicaps make'them unable to crowds during three days of have been excessive, unpredicta­ use: Charles Colpitts. human resources: and ble, indiscriminate and there WINTER BREAK— open an airliner’s emergency exit unrest, Tibetans told foreign Norman Pattis, housing. door from sitting in the exit row travelers today, urging them to have on occasion been atroci­ Anyone interested in joining the project can John Lewis, a senior seats. “ tell the world ... help us please.” ties,” it said. call 646-2223 for more information. at Manchester High The proposed rule has already China, meanwhile, claimed The American from New Or­ brought criticism from the Na­ Tibetan separatists living abroad leans said one Tibetan man gave School, takes advan­ tional Federation of the Blind and had smuggled weapons into the him a list of casualties from four 545 miles will be repaved tage of warm a handicapped veterans group. disputed southern region and local hospitals showing 14 dead HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. William A. temperatures last “ This proposal is both silty and instigated the riots. and 16 hurt on Sunday alone. discriminatory, and we’ll resist Chinese authorities expelled Tibetans reported at least four O’Neill has announced plans to resurface about Friday to sit outside 545 miles of state roads this year, the largest it,” Mark Maurer, president of about 40 foreigners from the slain Monday by police who fired resurfacing program in state history. during a break. He the federation, said Wednesday. Tibetan capital of Lhasa today as from roofs into crowds. " I feel crummy about it,” said A MAW Foreigners say some Tibetans “ When I proposed my infrastructure pro­ was doing a sketch troops enforced martial law and James Gashel, the federation’s isolated the embattled city. claim as many as 100 people were gam. I said we would seek to resurface some fora painting class. 500 miles of roads per year, in addition to all the government affairs director who Tourists ordered out of Lhasa killed by police, although those claims could not be confirmed. other work we are completing” O’Neill said in Patrick Flynn/Manchester Heraid was ejected from a United said Tibetans feared there would During the disturbances, thou­ a prepared statement. “ This program meets Airlines plane by police last year be reprisals once all foreigners sands of Tibetans rampaged that commitment” in Chicago after refusing to leave were expelled. through the streets, shouting The resurfacing project will cost $140 an exit door seat. “ People begged us repeatedly pro-independence slogans while million, borrowed through the sale of bonds. Democrats try again to agree on tax bill But FAA spokesman John over the last few days — ‘tell the ransacking Chinese-owned shops The 1989 program includes bituminous Leyden called the matter “ a world, help us please,” ’ said an critical safety issue” and said American from New Orleans, and setting fire to the looted concrete overlay for about 300 miles of Bv Judd Everhart beginning April! and into the fore- committee. The committee is con­ holdouts, claimed they had made people in those seats have an speaking on condition of goods. roadway, liquid resurfacing for about 100 The Associated Press seeablle future. trolled by Democrats. 25-16. some progress with their colleagues added responsibility. anonymity. Foreigners remaining in Lhasa miles, and resurfacing of about 145 miles. Because O’Neill has repeatedly said None of the lawmakers attending on the tax-reform issue, but they EASTERN The FAA says that seating “ They grab your hand and say, this morning said police manned HARTFORD — Democratic legisla­ he would veto a personal income tax in Wednesday night’s session would wouldn’t offer any definite evidence. people who wouldn’t be able to ‘help us,’ and they cry,” said a barricades on the streets, and tive leaders want rank-and-file legis­ any form. Smoko and others see little discuss specific tax proposals. Larson They want to deal with the entire House approves contract operate the emergency exit door West German woman. only people with permits were lators to act now on erasing this year’s point in discus.sing it. especially with said virtually everything remains on 15-month period beginning April 1, not in other rows of the aircraft AIRLINES China on Tuesday declared being allowed to pass. budget deficit and worry about April 1 a little more than three weeks the table and will be given serious take separately the final quarter of AP photo HARTFORD (AP) — A contract catling for “ enhances their safety as well as martial law in the city of 70,000 They said some debris on the an 11 percent increase for 172 prosecutors and balancing the 1989-90 budget later. away. consideration. this budget year and all of 1989-90. that of other passengers.” PICKET LINE PUCKER UP — Eastern picket line in Miami Wednesday. A cold following three days of rioting in streets had been cleared, but To that end. those leaders are House Speaker Richard J. Bal- Based on previous meetings on the “ If we’re convinced that at the level other employees in the Division of Criminal The Air Transportation Associ­ front dropped the temperature into the which 12 people were killed and there appeared to be little Justice has been easily approved by the House urging colleagues to quickly approve ducci. D-Newington. and Senate Pres­ issues, elements of the April 1 tax plan of the Finance Committee and the Airlines machinist Joe Casola puckers ation, which represents airlines, more than 100 injured by official commerce. of Representatives, one week after it was tax increases that would take effect ident Pro Tern John B. Larson. D-East could include an increase in the General Assembly that all options are up as his girlfriend, Sondra Smith, gives 50s. said the rule is needed to provide count. Tibetans say far more On Wednesday, travelers re­ April I. Hartford, said they hoped agreement alcohol and cigarette taxes, a 10-15 going to be seriously looked at, rejected by the Senate. uniform procedures for airlines. him a kiss and buttons his coat on the died. ported seeing police dragging The three-year agreement, recommended They have to eliminate a deficit for could be reached Thursday and that percent surcharge on the corpora­ including tax reform, certainly that Rules on exit door seating vary All foreign visitors, estimated Tibetans out of their homes and by an arbitrator, was criticized as too high by 1988-89 estimated as high as $247 additional tax increases for 1989-90. tions tax. adding the 7.5 percent sales would affect my attitude toward the among the airlines, said spokes­ at about 140, were ordered to hauling them away in trucks. several lawmakers. million. And they need hundreds of beginning July 1. could be addressed tax to services provided by one mini package.” Rapoport said. woman Leslie Roland. Sullivan likes clean needles plan leave by today. One group that The official Chinese media has The contract was approved 104-45 Wednes­ millions more to balance Gov. Wil­ later. business for another, and changes in O’Neill had wanted to put the sales Don McGuire, spokesman for flew to Chengdum the capital of given no figures on arrests, but day and takes effect immediately. It covers the liam A. O’N eill’s proposed $6.9billion "W e have two problems.” Balducci dates for filing the insurance pre­ tax on all utility bills, but the only Braniff Airlines, said handi­ WASHINGTON (AP) - The “ While I don’t subscribe to the experiment with needle ex­ neighboring Sichuan province, the Communist Party’s official three years beginning July 1. 1988. budget for the year beginning July 1. said. “ Can we get something out mium tax. component of that idea left alive was capped people on Braniff flights Bush administration’s top official view that it condones drug abuse, changes, the federal government issued a statement they said People’s Daily reported from The Senate had overwhelmingly rejected the Leaders said after a 2>/t!-hour that’s viable by April 1 to help fill the Together, those would produce the one adding it to cable TV bills. are asked not to sit in seats next to in the fight against AIDS says the there are other people in society should not require communities would be sent to the United Lhasa how police raided one contract last week, with senators saying the closed-door meeting of Democrats on hole in the last quarter, and then move about $75 million in the final quarter of The governor’s package called for exits but are allowed to if they federal government will help who do, so the issue here is to try to have such programs. Nations and to Tibet’s exiled home and dragged a screaming increase was too high. the tax-writing Finance Committee ahead and worry about the main this fiscal year, and $300 million for $140 million in higher taxes April 1, insist. American Airlines spokes­ communities that want to give to work through this problem,” “These are activities that spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama. man outside. They then went next But the law requires both chambers to reject Wednesday night that they still had no budget?” 1989-90. The Democrats could also use and another $737 million for July 1, man Jim Brown said the carrier clean needles to drug addicts to Sullivan said Wednesday in an really mandate local decisions “ It is our urgent and heartfelt door and found a man hiding a binding arbitration agreement. If only one agreement on a “ mini” tax increase The co-chairmen of the Finance some or all of the $130 million left in including a 2-cent-a-gallon increase in slow the spread of the deadly interview. from the local communities wish that the world community under a blanket. package for Arpil 1. but said they Committee. Rep. William J. Cibes Jr.. the budget reserve, or rainy day fund. the gasoline tax. already bars exit door seating to house rejects it. it is effectively approved. Sullivan said he would need to around the country ... but we should carefully and critically The man’s wife was quoted as would try aain today. D-New London, and Sen. William A. DiBella said the Democrats had Earlier Wednesday, union leaders women close to giving birth, disease. Louis Sullivan, health and look "very carefully” at whether would be very supportive of such examine the causes of this saying, “ hurry up and dress and One lawmaker. Rep. Ronald L. DiBella. D-Hartford. said the 25 reached "just the beginning of con­ said they would begin leafletting handicapped people or children. human services secretary, says the federal government should efforts if the communities make conflict and the methods and go with them. I told you not to take Smoko. D-Hamden. criticized col­ Democrats on the committee would sensus’’ after “ very delicate shopping centers and even the Demo­ An FAA rulemaking notice said Scholarships available programs that provide clean pay for needle-exchange pro­ those decisions,” he said. motives of the authorities,” the part (in the riots) but you just had ’7f leagues who he said were holding up meet behind closed doors again today negotiations.” crats’ bigggest fund-raiser, the handicapped people often believe Manchester Scholarship Foundation appli­ the airlines have no right to needles to drug addicts deserve grams, but that in the meantime Officials say the infection rate statement read. to do it.” consensus by holding out for a state and. if there are enough votes for at Reps. Miles S. Rapoport. D-We.st Jefferson-Jackson-Bailey dinner on China’s official Xinhua News cations are available in the guidance offices of refuse them seats by the exit. A consideration by local communi­ it could provide such support as for acquired immune deficiency “ While the Tibetan demonstra­ personal income tax that could carry least an April 1 package, a vote might Hartford, and Geri W. Langlois. March 18, to tell the public what mass Agency, meanwhile, accused local secondary schools and the financial aid 1986 law guarantees the handi­ ties, but controversy over the trained health workers to advise syndrome has been slowing in the tors became violent and destruc­ the state through the 15 months then be taken this afternoon by the full D-Thompson. two of the income-tax layoffs would mean for state services. Tibetan separatists living abroad office of Manchester Community College. capped full access to air travel, idea will limit federal involve­ on how to set up programs. gay community because of in­ tive in expressing their anger and of smuggling weapons into Tibet To qualify, a student must be a Manchester but allows the FAA to impose ment until there is evidence that He also stressed that while he creased awareness and use of frustration, we feel that the and instigating the riots. resident for at least six months before April 15. seating restrictions for safety. such programs work. would encourage communities to safe sex practices. magnitude and bloodiness of the a graduate or soon-to-be graduate of a State tax chief secondary school, and planning to enter college CURTIS MATHIS''SUPER STORE’’ as a full-time student. Local Manchester Community College stu­ predicts chaos dents transferring to an accredited four-year **★ ANNOUNCES ★ ★ ★ college also are eligible. 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Augustus Hawkins, D-Calif.. Senate Democrats, after softening CONCORD, N.H. (AP) - In a break with 15 By Pete Yost minimum wage is on a “fast track” in chairman of the House Education and their opposition to a second pay tier years of state support for the Seabrook nuclear The Associated Press Congress after a Senate panel passed Labor Committee, has said he wants for new workers, called on Bush to power plant. Gov. Judd Gregg announced he the Democratic plan over a Bush the full committee to consider the compromise in the effort to raise the The training wage, long opposed by will ask a federal bankruptcy judge to block WASHINGTON — President Reagan made a minimum for the first time in eight dramatic appearance at a White House meeting to administration alternative, a key raise next week. Democrats and organized labor, low-power testing of the reactor. backer says. Hawkins backs raising the min­ years. remains a key dispute. Gregg, who two months ago succeeded thank 25 wealthy contributors who gave money to “I am hopeful that we can reach a what was later declared an illegal fund-raising The Senate Labor and Human imum to $4.65 by 1991 and last week staunch Seabrook supporter John Sununu, said Resources Committee voted 11-5 called the administration’s more compromise that is fairer to the The administration would allow a Wednesday the testing shouldn’t start until operation for the Nicaraguan Contra rebels, a working poor and that President Bush $3.35-an-hour wage for all newly hired witness in Oliver North’s trial says. Wednesday to raise the standard to modest raise “totally unacceptable.” commercial operation is assured. $4.65 over three years. The minimum wage has stood at will sign,” Kennedy said, later workers for the first six months of “If Seabrook never goes on-line (commer­ Carl “Spitz” Channell testified Wednesday about adding: “My own hope is that the their employment, saying the lower the meeting and North’s role in the fund-raising The administration plan called for a $3.35 an hour since 1981. cially) , then low-power testing will have been a smaller increase coupled with a lower The plan the Senate committee administration may still be brought minimum would leave employers an wasted exercise, the resultant contamination operation. on board. But if it’s the judgment that incentive to hire younger and un­ Channeil pleaded guilty in 1987 to conspiring to “training wage” for new hires. passed Wednesday would raise it 50 will have been avoidable and the expense will “We’re all set to go to the floor right cents an hour when enacted and 40 (Bush will) veto it, we’ll override it.” skilled workers. have been unnecessary,” the Republican defraud the Treasury by using a tax-exempt Bush has said he would veto foundation for a non-exempt purpose — raising away.” said committee Chairman cents an hour in each of the next two Kennedy said Wednesday he is IN B R IE F governor said in a statement. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass. “1 years. legislation raising the minimum money for Contra military activities. One of the above $4.25 an hour and told GOP “glad to listen” to calls for a reduced counts against North, who helped direct the Reagan think we’ll have strong support. ” President Bush said last week he minimum for some workers, but said Jiffy Lube gives away trip The House subcommittee on labor wanted the minimum wage raised to leaders Wednesday that, as spokes­ Howard protests ends administration’s secret Contra assistance efforts, is man Marlin Fitzwater put it, his it would have to be coupled with standards was scheduled to meet $4.25 by 1991, if a lower floor is specific requirements for training Susan Dagenais of Manchester has been WASHINGTON (AP) — Howard University that he participated in the tax conspiracy. proposal ”is fair and firm and his last chosen as the winner of a trip for two to London North also is accused of lying to Congress and the today to draft legislation on a established for the first six months’ and education. students today ended their three-day occupa­ AP photo minimum wage increase, using a bill employment at any job for workers offer.” by Jiffy Lube of Spencer Street. tion of the school’s administration building that attorney general about the activities, which Dagenais. a special education teacher at the ted Republican National Chairman Lee At­ SPECIAL MEETING — Pope John Paul Vatican Wednesday. The purpose of the occurred during a period in which Congress had Newington Children’s Hospital, gavethetripto water to resign from the board of trustees. banned U.S. aid to the rebels. her parents, Victor and Patricia Dagenais of II opens an extraordinary four-day meeting is to ease tensions between More than $10 million was raised for the Contras Blacks, Hispanics trail “We have done it." said protest spokeswo­ U.S. Catholics and the Vatican. Chamber to give awards Manchester. man April Silver. “We have made not a meeting with American bishops at the from private donors through Channell’s tax-exempt The couple left Saturday on their six-day national statement but an international National Endowment for the Preservation of trip. statement to the world.” Liberty. at annual dinner April 7 in famiiy income growth Students left the building by 4 a m. after Channell said that during the White House meeting with Reagan, one donor, C. Thomas receiving a letter from university officials U.S. bishops and pope debate The Greater Manchester vement in the community. WASHINGTON (AP) — Blacks and Income of Households, Families and Morbey promoted at Lydall promising they will not be punished for Clagett, pointed to pictures of former Presidents Flint said. Persons in the United States: 1987.” Theodore and Franklin Roosevelt and said, “Mr. Chamber of Commerce will Hispanics missed out on the rise in median Graham K. Morbey has been appointed vice participating in the action, said Michael Lewis, hold its 88th annual meeting Dreyfus also will stress the family income to $30,850 in 1987, the The 1987 median income of white president of the composite materials division President, why don’t you act like those people and families was $32,274, up from $31,935 a a spokesman for the Coalition for Concerned Friday. April 7. contribution senior citizens highest real level since the string of of Lydall Inc. of Manchester. Students. do something?” year earlier, the report said. their wayward American flock “Tom,” Reagan replied, “I am doing the best I can make to the community recessions that began 14 years earlier, the A former consultant to Lydall. Morbey has The officials also agreed to work on Two or three chamber with their experience and Census Bureau says. By comparison, median income for doctorate in chemical engineering from improvements to financial aid and curriculum VATICAN CITY (AP) - De­ consider the divine right of fend American bishops and argue can. It’s very tough,” Channell recalled. members will receive awards black familes was $18,098, down from that the U.S. church had to break One contributor from a prominent Austin, Texas, resources. Flint said. In a report released Wednesday, the Princeton University. He has held technical at the predominantly black university, Lewis fending their often wayward bishops as outmoded as the divine for outstanding commitment bureau said the 1987 median family $18,247, while for Hispanics the median fell management positions in the rubber, fiber, said. flock, U.S. bishops are telling right of kings.” some traditions to survive. family, Ellen Garwood, gave “around $2.5 million to the chamber, said Anne The meeting will be held at to $20,306 from $20,726, according to the or maybe a iittle more,” said Channell. income figure was 1 percent higher than non-woven. and pulp and paper industries. Pope John Paul II that American The pontiff, in remarks made The Vatican has billed this Flint, chamber president. It The Colony on Route 83 in the previous year’s and represented the study. The study is an expanded version of Lydall makes fiber-based materials for Catholics prize their independ­ available by the Vatican on Ms. Garwood made the contributions after "Col. has not been determined who Vernon, with a reception and an analysis released in August that found Soviets accept World Court week’s encounter as a series of North began to talk” to her and other donors “about fifth consecutive annual increase. specialty indu.strial markets. ence too highly to simply accept Wednesday, said he was aware of open discussions of issues raised will receive the awards, she social hour beginning at 6:.30 nearly one-third of all black Americans UNITED NATIONS (AP) - The Soviet church edicts without question. the hurdles faced by the U.S. the terminal crisis” of the Contras, said Channeli. p.m. The dinner will begin at Since 1982, the figure has grown nearly living in poverty. during the pope’s 1987 U.S. visit The White House aide told Ms. Garwood that the said today Union says it will accept World Court rulings in The pope, who summoned 35 bishops. and bishops’ periodic trips to 7;.30 p.m The award presenta­ 12 percent, the report said. While the earlier report detailed the Feds settle with Teamster American prelates to Rome for “I wish to encourage you in Contras “were about finished and unless money was Lee Sherman Dreyfus, a “These recent increases have brought poverty status of various segments of cases involving human rights treaties, an Rome. tions and the speech by Drey­ NEW YORK (AP) — The government has announcement signaling an end to the Soviets’ an extraordinary four-day meet­ your ministry,” John Paul said. raised we were going to lose the whole five-year former Wisconsin governor, fus will follow. real median family income comparable to society, the new edition contains extensive ing this week, called on them to “I am fully conscious of the O’Connor said “there were no effort of supporting democracy in Central Amer­ has been chosen as the guest that of 1973, a year when median family detail on income for differing groups. agreed to drop its claims against the postwar policy of resisting the tribunal’s Tony Gorman will be intro­ second-ranking Teamsters official in return authority. champion church teaching even if challenges you face in bringing expressed disagreements” to his ica,” Channell said. speaker for the meeting income reached an all-time high before a Among family groups, the highest State Department officials hailed the move it is unpopular in today’s world. the Gospel message to a world speech or one by Cardinal Joseph Channell also chartered a plane for North to fly to Dreyfus. 62. who serves as duced as the new chamber series of recessions resulted in substantial incomes were reported for white married for his efforts to increase democracy and fight But Cardinal John O’Connor of that does not often readily accept Ratzinger, West German head of Dallas and meet with prospective contributor chairman. Flint said. declines in family income,” the report couples at $35,295, up from $34,647. Black corruption in the union, lawyers said. as “a major step" and said they hoped the chancellor at the University of The settlement with Weldon Mathis, the Soviets would now join the United States in New York said the U.S. bishops it.” the powerful Congregation for the Nelson Bunker Hunt, a wealthy Texas businessman. Wisconsin, and owns Sentry For more information or said. married couples saw their median income face a unique situation. Although the Vatican stressed Doctrine of the Faith, during The meeting was on Sept. 11, 1985, midway Overall, white families increased their fall from $27,554 to $27,182, while for union’s secretary-treasurer, was announced in accepting the court’s rulings in all but the most Insurance, will speak on citi­ reservations, call the chamber U.S. District Court Wednesday just days before sensitive national security cases. “The bishops have to try to that this week’s meeting would Wednesday’s meeting. through a two-year span in which Congress had median income by 1.1 percent from 1986 to Hispanic couples there was a drop from banned U.S. military aid to the Contras. After zens’ commitment and invol­ office. 646-2223. 1987, according to the report ’’Money the government’s case against the Interna­ The United Nations’ legal office on Wednes­ bring the unchanging truth of not be confrontational, the pope is In his remarks, which were to $24,786 to $24,677. day released a letter Soviet Foreign Minister Catholic teaching into this con­ known to be concerned about dinner at the Petroleum Club, Hunt, according to tional Brotherhood of Teamsters was sche­ set the Vatican’s tone for the Channell, asked North if he was worried about duled to go to trial. EduarJ A. Shevardnadze wrote to Secretary- stantly fluctuating milieu com­ dissent in the 52 million-member meeting, Ratzinger said te bi­ General Javier Perez de Cuellar withdrawing posed of so many, many forces,” American church on such mat­ “getting in trouble” for his activities. It remained unclear whether Mathis would shops’ main mission was teach­ “I don’t care if I have to go to jail for this, I don’t go through with the pact should the union Soviet reservations on six human rights he said in an interview after ters as birth control and divorce. ing church principles. Officials prefer private HDTV deveiopment W ednesday’s first day of He has said such dissent care if I have to lie to Congress about this,” North oppose it and demand his resignation. treaties. said, to which Hunt “just chortled,” Channell His letter suggested, however, that the meetings. challenges the authority of the O’Connor, delivering the otlter seek such a government-private sec­ and defense, he said. main address at Wednesday’s recalled. WASHINGTON (AP) - The private progress towards an HDTV manufac­ Soviet Union would agree to the court’s “It’s my personal conviction U.S. bishops. turing capacity — a burgeoning tor link in the face of foreign Establishing government policy in Amoco HQ gets face lift arbitration in all human rights cases. that, given the problems we’re Several prelates took pains in meeting, said U.S. bishops had Hunt made two contributions of $237,500 each, one sector should determine what if any this area has the “highest priority” at of them a loan, but after another solicitation in 1986 aid it needs before the government technology that witnesses at the competition until the private sector CHICAGO (AP) — Stone hauled from Italy to confronted with — societal and interviews and speeches to de­ been fulBlling that role. House hearing said was crucial to U.S. decides what it needs. the Commerce Department. Mosb­ cultural — the bishops of the and even after meeting with the president, he becomes a partner with business to acher said, and he expects to be able make the Amoco Corp. headquarters the Talk show under fire declined to give more, the witness said. develop a high-definition television competitiveness in the next century. The government is considering tax world’s tallest marble-faced building is so United States do a pretty good Markey asked witnesses before the incentives and possible antitrust to make a recommendation to Con­ job.” Channell said he told North, “I am sorry; I have industry in the United States, says gress on the government role in the deteriorated that it must be torn down and JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) — A failed miserably.” North said it was “ail right,” Commerce Secretary Robert subcommittee, which he chairs, if a exemptions for U.S. companies that replaced at a cost of up to $80 million, the host of the state-run television network’s Archbishop John L. May of St. ‘Toilet of future’ studied government-industry consortium wish to band together in the HDTV next two months. Louis, president of the U.S. according to Channell. Mosbacher. The Defense Department is offering company says. morning talk show has taken temporarily stone, policy analyst for the NEPL originally had been set up to educate the “In my view the private sector must would help the United States over­ effort, he said. The marble, which may be beyond salvage, leave after making a racist remark off-camera National Conference of Bishops, TRENTON, N.J. (AP) - A come a big Japanese lead in technol­ U.S. industry must remain “pre­ $30 million to industry to help develop said American Roman Catholics water-saving “toilet of the commission. “They look like public about American political and social take the lead, ” with the government HDTV, and many subcommittee will be replaced by domestic granite in a that was broadcast nationwide. regular toilets. There’s no­ institutions. “getting the hindrances out of the ogy that promises wall-sized TV eminent” in the drive to develop three-year repair job, said Shelby C. Pierce, During Wednesday’s telecast of “Good would not put up with an authorit­ future” may be enthroned in screens with motion-picture clarity. HDTV, which he said could represent members — and Mosbacher said arian approach. law in four Northeast states thing mysterious about them, “I was aware we had varied from our mandate” way,” Mosbacher told the House the money should go to U.S. manager of engineering for the oil company. Morning South Africa,” there was an interview except for the fact that they in 1985 and 1986 by raising private Contra aid, said Energy and Commerce subcommit­ The Defense Department is offering $140 billion in sales of TVs and VCRs in Amoco admits a blunder in using white with a black housemaid in which she talked “The spirit of democracy that face chronic water shor­ $30 million to private companies to the United States in next 20 years, he companies. courses through America and tages, officials say. flush less water, which is very Channell. “But I felt that was something we could tee on telecommunications and fi­ Some of America’s largest electron­ marble from the Carrara area in north-central about problems finding someone to look after The Delaware River Basin important.” resolve.” Channell said he had no evidence that the nance Wednesday. develop HDTV technology. But Mar­ said. Italy to sheath its 80-story downtown lakefront her children while she worked. influences our lives,” said May. key said “What we would clearly like The impact of HDTV will go far ics concerns, and some of their “Authoritarianism is suspect in Commission is considering The new toilets use, 1.6 money being raised was going for lethal aid. Rep. Edward J. Markey, D-Mass., biggest foreign competitors, have building. After the interview, a voice was heard to say; gallons of water per flush, On cross-examination, Channell told North asked the administration to provide to see is a civilian orientation.” beyond entertainment uses to areas “I’ll bet you she’s got 14 children, and each any area of learning or culture. requiring the toilets in new Mosbacher said it was premature to such as medicine, education, retailing filed applications for seed money. Individual freedom is prized construction and renovations compared with as much as 7 lawyer Brendan Sullivan that North never sent any Congress with quarterly updates on from a different father.” beginning in 1991, officials said gallons for conventional potential contributors to Channell and that Channell The South African Broadcasting Corp. supremely. Religious doctrine and moral teaching are widely Wednesday. The toilets could toilets. never made a 'point of telling North of the ^ u d h io n d ^ confirmed today that David Hall-Green, one of cut water use by 45 percent and The commission covers tax-exempt status of his organization. the program’s four hosts, had made the judged by these criteria. Dual FDIC role in question Specializing Exclusively In “Therefore to assert that there reduce the strain on sewage parts of New Jersey, Pennsyl­ Sullivan also pressed Channell to say that North Vanderbilt remark. The company said the incident was plants, the officials said. vania, Delaware and New never himself solicited money from donors. SLENDERIZING plus-size fashions under investigation and Hall-Green had taken is a church teaching with author­ experienced employees, he said. ity binding and loosing for eter­ “These are the toilets of the York and has declared a “If people would ask,” North would say ‘“you WASHINGTON (AP) - a whole burden of responsibilities a temporary leave for health reasons ‘ ‘because future,” said Jeffrey Feather- drought warning for the area. make out your check to Spitz’s organization,”’ said admits lie, Members of Congress are ex­ to an agency that clearly has he was under stress.” nity is truly a sign of contradic­ White House budget director tion to many Americans who Channell. pressing doubt about the Federal problems of its own,” he said, Richard Darman has agreed to Special Sizes Deposit Insurance Corp.’s ability citing reports that seven banks in ■■ pays fine testify before Annunzio’s sub­ 32 to 46 to supervise the nation’s sickest Texas had not been examined for committee later this month. NEW HAVEN (AP) - A savings and loans and simultane­ the past four years. Initially, Darman had refused, Poland remembers Its riots Connecticut chemical ma­ ously regulate commercial However, FDIC Chairman L. saying he would testify only FROM DUPONT HOP TO IT... nufacturer has admitted it banks. William Seidman said, “We be­ allowed them to walk a mile or so before the full banking WARSAW, Poland (AP) - A through the capital’s downtown lied to federal and state As an interim step in President lieve we are up to the task.” committee. new generation of student acti­ streets. The marchers chanted, before stopping the regulators about the amount Bush’s plan for the savings and Seidman said the FDIC is vists marched peacefully “No success without NZS! ” demonstration. of hazardous waste on its loan crisis, the FDIC — a bank diverting about 500 bank examin­ However, he reversed his posi­ Levi’s ' throughout Poland to pay tribute An evening march later drew Sixteen people were briefly property and has agreed to regulator — is taking control of ers from its force of 2,029 to work tion after Annunzio sent a letter to to their predecessors and mark about 2,000 people. detained, he said. Try Our Pay-By-Mail pay $1 million in fines and more than 200 insolvent S&Ls. on S&Ls. He conceded the agency President Bush complaining that When the evening march ended would be strained for two to three Bend Over* the 20th anniversary of a violent At Jagiellonian University in restitution. “I am deeply concerned about Darman’s “ego problems” threa­ crackdown on campus unrest. in Warsaw, 50 to 100 youths from Program... The penalty proposed the ability of the FDIC to handle months, but said only 200 to 250 tened to delay congressional Krakow in southern Poland, 3,000 Fighting Solidarity and the RSA, FDIC examiners would be needed Thousands of students turned students listened to an address by against Vanderbilt Chemi­ its current workload and to also action on the S&L crisis. ^ Pants out for rallies and marches in at an anarchist movement, held It makes paying your subscription easier on cal Corp. of Bethel would be take on the additional burden after the initial takeovers. opposition activist Adam Mich- their own march for several assigned by the Bush plan.” Rep. 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Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 Connecticut within a mile of the company’s man Carl Golden. Eirenho^er of the Bergen County two main pumping and purifica­ The flow of water from the huge Emergency Management office. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Mar. 9. 1989 — 9 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday Mar. 9, 1989 OPINION Open Forum their proposal were inter-related. Doctor dedicated Specifically, they said that you GOP is looking to sanctity of life could not vote “no” on the town to fill vacancies WER... Angolan manager provision and vote MMl FoUlZP “yes” on the rest of the charter To the Editor: Something To the Editor: revision. Why not? Because the WS MR... entire structure of the commis­ I am appalled that certain The Coventry Republican Town Man 16 Sar sion’s recommendation rested on Committee is looking for candi­ airfields members of the medical com­ the town manager concept. How IwJKSET munity would doubt Dr. Ali dates to fill four vacant positions could still w (& (iov is it possible to accuse the on town boards and •'missions. Imran Hashmi’s dedication tothe Republican selectmen of devious­ WH sanctity of human life. I can no The positions arv. alternate. -to tb efid f ness or manipulation of the ballot Zoning Board of .\ppeals; puzzling longer stand by and read such question when they’re merely ludicrous claims published about member. Housing Code Board of A dumi? presenting the voters the very go wrong this man. Appeals; member. Northeast question in the very form the Visitors Convention District awiniai6 Hospitalized for 73 days at commission insisted upon? By Jack Anderson Manchester Memorial Hospital Committee: and representative. for double tebar pneumonia. I According to your own letter, Windham Regional Transit Tuesday’s meeting about the proposed and Dale Van Atta District. '' agreement between the town and the Eighth was a first-hand recipient of Dr. the only people who wanted to Hashmi’s expertise and determi­ ignore the Charter Revision Com­ If any Republican or unaffil- Utilities District turned out to be a great WASHINGTON — Analysts at the iated voters are interested in Central Intelligence Agency are nation to save my life. At 72 years mission’s recommendation of a success or a dismal failure, depending on how old and suffering from pneuino- single question are the two discussing or applying for these scratching their heads over two positions, would they please write you look at it. airfields being built in Angola. Unless nia, as well as various cardiac Democratic members of the and gastrointestinal complica­ Board of Selectmen. Sandra the Republican Town Committee- HP«kA)»OitA MIP lamp... the mystery is solved to their /Nominating Committee at the Very few people showed up. Most of those satisfaction, the airfields could hurt tions. my life could have been Pierog and Michael Zizka. With­ categorized as “expendable.” out questioning their motives, Town Office Building, Coventry, who did were active district regulars who relations that are finally on the mend or call 742-0672. probably have been following the progress of between the United States and Dr. Hashmi did not think so. consider for a moment, Mr. paor Angola. During one particularly critical Palmer, what the effect of their negotiations anyway. suggestion would be if you divide James O. Sullivan The oil-rich nation on the southwe.st period (at which time I was Nominations Chairman Only a couple of questions were asked. They coast of Africa has been in turmoil administered my last rites) Dr. the proposal into several pieces dumb for the voters’ approval. You Republican Town Committee were questions about very specific details since achieving independence from Hashmi personally monitored my Coventry A better way to budget could have a “yes” vote on all the that could be of interest only to someone who a n im a ls ... Portugal in 1975. A Marxist govern­ respiratory functions for nine ment was installed with the help of uninterrupted hours. In this day questions, a “no” vote on all the had a broad understanding of the proposal to Cuban troops, causing the United and age of medical technology, questions or a hybrid of any bipartisan consensus on deficit Under the law, a president begin with. States to break diplomatic relations when physicians often delegate combination of them. How would Sullivan indeed By W a lte r R. M e a rs reduction measures, the National cannot withhold appropriated any of us feel about a ’ ‘no” vote on funds unless he advises Congress So it doesn’t seem that anyone learned very with Angola. duties to hospital staff and a 'class citizen’ Economic Commission did agree Since then, Angola has been a nurses. Dr. Hashmi trusted my the town manager and a “no” WASHINGTON - That com­ that any plan to cut deficits will and gets its permission within 45 much from the meeting. But maybe the surrogate superpower battlefield. ’life to no one but himself. vote on the Board of Finance? We mission hunting for a politically, have to include changes in the days. “At the very least,” Bush district officials did. A could very well wind up with an To the Editor: said in his first budget message, tS^ ■ //-i> The Soviets, using Cuban soldiers, Comatose, drifting in and out of blameless way to deal with way government spending deci­ pay the price of keeping the Marxist consciousness. I did not actually all-powerful Board of Selectmen budget deficits had to give up the sions are made. “when a president proposes to They interpret the low turnout as an that no one ever proposed as the I’ve known Manchester’s John rescind federal spending, the party in power. The United States, meet Dr. Hashmi until one week Sullivan for more than 20 years search — but it did leave some “The balance of power on indication that the district residents approve along with South Africa, funds the before my discharge. desired form of government for advice on better ways for the Congress should be required to and until I read about him in the budget issues has swung too far vote on that proposal instead of of the job their negotiators have done over the rebel group. It was due to Dr. Hashmi’s the town of Bolton. Herald I did not realize that he government to make spending from the executive and toward past 14 months in forging the historic But successive American adminis­ dogged determination to save my In short, Mr. Palmer, if you was such an outstanding athlete. decisions. the legislative branch,” the com­ killing it by inaction.” The battered child trations have tired of the war. Last life, as well as the grace of God, Bush also seeks the line item agreement and that they have no problems were to take Sandra Pierog’s and I know of his work with the That’s something Congress has mission's Republican majority veto, authority for a president to December, assistant secretary of that I am able to write this letter. Michael Zizka’s “conscientious” Leukemia Society and the Ron- been seeking since it went into said. with it. If that is the case, the agreem ent state Chester A. Crocker brokered a Let there be no doubt about Dr. knock a single spending item out should have no trouble winning the district What the government can and can’t do proposal seriously, you would be calli Charities, and about his business, 200 years ago. In a way, of an appropriations bill without peace agreement for Angola. Cuba Hashmi’s highest regard for the throwing the charter revision being the recipient of radio the process almost came full The panel’s Democrats didn’t voters’ approval March 14. and South Africa. Keeping an ace in sanctity of life. go quite that far. After all, these rejecting the whole bill. That quit last year, citing burnout. And the against the barn door, and station WDRC’s distinguished- circle. won’t happen easily, if at all, departments, which would nonethe­ the hole, the United States was not a whatever pieces stuck would be service award for his outstanding days legislative equals Demo­ But wise district-watchers never take By Daniel Farber less be endlessly sued. shortage of foster care means that party to the agreement. President Richard Simmons The first Congress passed a crats and executive equals Re­ because it would undo one of the even when social workers discover our new form of government. contribution to the progress, single appropriations bill and ways Congress can force a anything for granted. There is still a The lawyer for Joshua’s mother Bush has vowed to keep funding the Manchester That’s simply unwise, at best, welfare and betterment of the publicans. Historically, though, possibility that something could go wrong. Two weeks before his fourth birth­ might (and didl reply that the abused children it is hard to find them rebels until the Marxist party reaches entrusted specific spending deci­ the issue has involved the powers president to accept what it wants a new home. and irresponsible, at worst. community. sions to the White House. After done. When an entire appropria­ day. Joshua DeShaney was beaten government has a special duty to a political settlement with them. To this point, the discussion of That’s John’s way! He never of two branches of government When the electors vote March 14, they will into a coma that left him permanently protect people when it enters into a Don’t expect the problem to get The airfields maybe the Soviets’ ace all, if you couldn’t trust George rather than competition between tion is hostage to an unwanted “special relationship.” According to better anytime soon. Quite the con­ the Charter Revision Commis­ talks about himself because he is Washington. ... provision, presidents often sign have five separate questions to answer. If any retarded. Surgeons discovered mas­ in the hole. Single question sion proposal has been remarka­ too busy helping other people. He the two parties. one of them ends with a majority “ no” vote, sive brain damage. The day before, a some lower courts, a special relation­ trary. Child abuse is strongly corre­ Recent top-secret CIA reports, By the 1980s, the appropriations The commission’s 14 members rather than fight. ship exists once the government lated with drug and alcohol abuse (a not a GOP idea bly free of partisan comment. personifies the art of giving and Reagan had sought the same the agreement will be killed and all the county social worker had visited the relying on satellite photography and According to Andrew Davis’ also giving of one’s self. process had become so cumber­ were unanimous on one specific family because of past reports of child undertakes to help a victim. Having factor in 40 percent of all abuse spies on the ground, have confirmed some and contentious that Con­ change in the system, suggesting thing, and the economic commis­ months of negotiation will have been futile. extended protection, the government cases); with poverty; with single­ To the Editor: story in the Manchester Herald John’s affable geniality and sion majority said presidents abuse. She hadn't bothered to look in that two airfields are taking shape at on March 1. neither party has ready smile for all those he comes gress twice despaired of passing that the government move to on Joshua. cannot suddenly remove it. This parent homes; and with stepparent should have authority either to It would be a shame if the agreement goes Bengala and the capital city of This letter is in response to Don taken a public stance on the in contact with mark him as a individual money bills and piled two-year budgets instead of Last month, the Supreme Court argument doesn’t hold up. It’s true homes — none of which shows signs of Luanda. Adding to the mystery, the everything into a single mam­ enacting a new one each year. veto line items or to rescind down to defeat because some district voters that the government tried to help dramatically declining in frequency, Palmer’s letter to the editor of charter revision and there is “class citizen” and well deserv­ appropriations once they have relieved her and the state of Wiscon­ Angolans are dredging a larger port obviously disagreement within ing of the honor to be bestowed moth resolution, full of detailed They also agreed that budget who favor it in general are confused about sin of liability for Joshua’s injuries. Joshua and then failed to do so. But he and some of which will probably Feb. 28. become law. on the coast at Namibe. Mr. Palmer accuses the Repub­ both parties. That’s as it should upon him by the Manchester orders and restrictions. goals should be drawn more some provision on which they are voting. According to the court, the govern­ was no worse off than he would have become more common. President Reagan signed under clearly and enforced more Commission Republicans advo­ Dealing with drug abuse, poverty The port may be to attract commer­ lican board members of “at­ be. This is a vitally important Knights of Columbus. Those of us cated a constitutional amend­ After all, there’s a politico-psychological law ment had no constitutional duty to been if the government had ignored cial shipping, but why does Angola who know this Irish-American protest, accepting items he op­ stringently. him in the first place. It is not as if he and other root causes directly is an tempting to manipulate the out­ issue for our town and it deserves ment to require a balanced that says, “If you don’t understand it, vote protect the child from his father’s need the airfields when it already has to be debated on the merits and with the ready smile and sincere posed in order to get others he The modern budgeting process assaults. Harsh though this may was madea ward of thestateandthon indispensable part of any long-term come of the referendum through budget and, in a bow to Bush’s against it.” adequate commercial airports? the structure of referendum not on partisan lines. It is also handshake love him, and we are wanted, and to keep the govern­ dates from 1921, when Congress seem, the court was right. was neglected. As Rehnquist wrote, strategy against child abuse, but a ment going. He’d vetoed one began requiring presidents to no-new-taxes pledge, said it more direct attack is also needed. On faction of the CIA has tried to put 1 questions.” The simple fact is important in my personal view all proud to call him our friend. should include a ceiling on Any district voter who plans to vote March Growing up free of physical abuse is the state “does not become the a happy face on the mystery: ’The that as many candidates as catchall appropriations resolu­ submit detailed annual budgets. not a constitutional guarantee. But permanent guarantor of an individu­ Besides, there is a sense in which child ; that the “structure” of the tion during his first term, produc­ That put the executive branch in revenues that can be collected. 14 and has unanswered questions should to the abuse is a root cause of poverty: Angolans need the airfields to move ^ j j referendum question that the possible from both parties take a Ed Wilson, Member They also recommended what preventing child abuse is nonetheless al’s safety by having once offered him 50,000 Cuban troops out of the country public stance on charter revision St. Patrick’s Day Parade ing a temporary government charge, and Congress has been second explanatory meeting, tonight at 7:30 at a vital function of the government, shelter.” End of case. abused poor children don’t grow up to ( ^ three Republicans support is the would amount to a permanent by the peace pact’s July 1991 deadline. same structure that the Charter with the positive result that this Committee, Manchester shutdown rather than accept whittling at its authority ever the district firehouse, 32 Main St. and the government seems to be While Rehnqui.st’s logic is impecca­ be likely candidates for social But the Cubans didn’t need extra spending he said would bust his since. The current congressional system of appropriations, propos­ mobility. Revision Commission issue receives that greatest possi­ ing that Congress set up spending failing at it. The Supreme Court’s ble, it also seems heartless. In a airfields to get into Angola in 1975 and ble attention and discussion. austerity budget. budget system was installed in decision is an occasion for Congress passionate dissent. Justice Harry The most effective child-abuse recommended. Letters to the editor President Bush says he will not the name of reform in 1974, resolutions that would continue programs are on the state level, but haven’t needed them since then to The question the commission automatically at the previous and the Bush administration to think Blackmun wrote: “Poor Joshua! ferry more than 300.000 soldiers in and I. for one. am opposed to this The Manchester Herald wel­ accept a single, catchall money getting a series of legislative carefully about what the government Victim of repeated attacks by an the federal govenment’s role is 4 wished the voters of Bolton to proposal and I intend to make my measure. “lam going to refuse to timetables Congress seldom year’s dollar levels, with no critical. States rely for funds on out of the country. 5 decide is whether we favor the comes original letters to the increase for inflation. can and can’t do to protect children. irresponsible, bullying, cowardly and More cynical minds in the CIA think reasons known over the course of editor. sign another omnibus spending manages to meet. The lawyer for Joshua’s mother intemperate father, and abandoned myriad matching federal grants and commission’s recommended this election campaign. For the Congress is a lot better at YOU'VE GOT TO the Marxist government is building town manager form of govern­ Letters should be brief and to bill,” he said as a candidate. That That law limited the power of (the boy had been in his father’s (the defendants) who placed him in a on Title XX of the Social Security Act. moment, however. I hope that may be put to the test. presidents to withhold money setting deadlines than at meeting The first thing we need to do is beef the airfields to welcome AN-24 ment or want to retain our the point. They should betypedor them, so that might be the most custody since age 1) argued that the dangerous predicament and who “Condors,” the large transport planes every concerned citizen in the neatly handwritten, and, for ease Congress managed to pass all Congress appropriates, a device BE KIDDING.' government’s failure to protect her knew or learned what was going on. up the underfunded National Center current first selectman form of town of Bolton becomes as significant change of all were it to of the Soviet Union. A massive airlift government . If you had followed in editing, should be double­ its money bills on time during the that had been used by presidents son violated the due process clause, and yet did essentially nothing ...” on Child Abuse and Neglect, which familiar as possible with the last budget year because of an of both parties, but one that happen. It won’t. channels federal funds and dissemi­ could quickly restock Angola with this process from the beginning, spaced. Letters must be signed SHAKE HANDS? which primarily guarantees the right Could not. he asked, the court have troops. commission’s proposal. with name, address and daytime agreement reached under the became most bitterly disputed of an individual to a hearing, but has adopted a more “sympathetic” read­ nates information. The center is Mr. Palmer, you would have Whether we vote “yes” or Walter R. Mears, vice presi­ The Soviets, although financially heard the Charter Revision Conri- telephone number (for verifica­ pressure of the 1987 stock market when Richard M. Nixon used it to AT THE HEIGHT OF also been interpreted as guarding ing of the law? without a full-timedirectorandhasn’t strapped at home, have spent enor­ "no.” we’ll be living with the crash. With no crisis to enforce block increases in more than 100 dent and columnist for The other fundamental rights. The clause ’The logical integrity of the law is no had one for two years, a testament to mission members insist that their result for a long time. tion). Associated Press, has reported mous sums to keep Cuban soldiers in recommendations be presented The Herald reserves the right discipline, that performance will domestic programs. Presidents THE FLU SEASON? says that “no state shall ... deprive small value, but let’s hypothetically the low-priority child abuse now has Angola. According to one intelligence be difficult to match. have been trying to get around on Washington and national polit­ on the national agenda. to the voters as one cohesive to edit letters in the interests of ics for more than 25 years. any person of life, liberty. or property, accept Blackmun's implicit premise estimate, they spent up to $1.5 billion Robert L. Campbell brevity, clarity and taste. While it expired without a that barrier ever since. without due process of law.” that a sacrifice in logical rigor would President Bush should increase the whole. They made this position Member, Board of Finance last year for military equipment. At clear in their first recommenda­ As the Supreme Court noted. Joshua be a reasonable price to pay for saving center’s budget — or at least, in a the same time. Mikhail Gorbachev 520 Boston Turnpike, Bolton was effectively de^rlVed of his the Joshua DeShaneys of this world. departure from Republican tradition, tion. They repeated it again at scaled back aid to other African every public hearing and they BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND liberty, and even of a meaningful life, The fact remains that it wouldn’t make use of what funding is autho­ nations, trimming the list of charity but at the hands of his father rather work. While allowing lawsuits against rized. For fiscal year 1989, Congress held to that position in their final set aside $48 million for the center, but cases from 22 in 1983 to seven today. response to the selectmen’s sug­ than state officials. The due process social workers might prod them to act With a dash of chutzpah, Angola’s clause was intended. Chief Justice more aggressively, the gain would be the Reagan administration used only gestions at the end of the hearing IN STYLE LEATHER $25.3 million, and Bush has shown no Marxist President Jose Eduardo dos William Rehnquist wrote, “to protect marginal. Social workers are already Santos has secretly asked the United process. o the people from the State, not to overworked, the result of an inade­ inclination to fund the program fully The fact that the Republican COATS-JACKETS for 1990. Combined with the Reagan States to help finance the Cuban members of the Board of Select­ BEST BUY ensure that the State protected them quate government response to a withdrawal. Our sources say Gen. from each other.” problem that is clearly growing at a administration’s cuts in Title XX men support a single question on funding, this piddling level of support Antonio dos Santos Franco, head of the ballot cannot therefore be OIL CO. To be sure the government is rapid rate. Angola’s general staff, has estimated Vernon, CT LET’S The Plaza at Burr Corners Genuine Leather & Suede morally obligated to protect its More than 2 million cases of child ensures that child abuse won’t wane considered devious unless (1) you Tolland Tpke. (Caldor) anytime soon. the cost of the troop withdrawal at have decided to turn this into a citizens, including children, from abuse and child neglect are reported $800 million. 875-0876 violence. But the Constitution does not each year; the number more than partisan issue or (2) you are Manchester, CT 06040 Daniel Farber is Henry J. Fletcher Bush isn’t giving Angola much hope unaware of the commission’s create a judicially enforceable right doubled between 1980 and 1986. of a handout. He is too busy backing 649-6622 $ 4 0 9 5 to government protection. And that’s Caseloads are now two or three times Professor of Law at the Univesity of publicly stated position. Minnesota. This article first appeared rebel leader Jonas Savimbi who has In addition, the commission fortunate; if it did. the federal courts above a manageable level. In Dallas, vowed to keep fighting covert U.S. aid -69®c» 0 1989 by NEA. Inc would end up micro-managing police almost half of the citv’s caseworkers in The New Republic. members stated clearly that the ISOOiNon Min. to Savimbi’s group has averaged $15 reason for the single question on Prioo tub)tel to ohonoo • Vokimo OlMOuntt MEN’S.LADIES' million a year since 1986. It has been the ballot was that all the parts of Any style, size funneled thorugh Zaire. or color CIA sources predict Bush will Open Forum increase the funding to make up for School Clothes the loss of support Savimbi had from 1,000’S TO CHOOSE South Africa. NIE WEEK e Working-Women Styles UARNINO ACTIVITY been useo to neip offset the large tax volunteer fire departments. These peo­ OIRECT FROM FACTORY the issue so his vote did not matter. My Kiss and don’t tell • Weekend Casuals ^ Financing methods point was that for the appearance of good increase some people will sec when the ple serve their community and help to government he should have used good once-failed revaluation comes through. lower taxes. As more people work One by one. Ronald Reagan’s aides Lingerie ^ 1 OAY ONLY must be questioned judgment and abstained. As for the North Elm Street housing outside the community, the need for paid have written kiss-and-tell books about 1 I have never attacked Mayor DiRosa project, I didn’t take a .stand on that issue fire service has grown. The legal battles his administration. Now it’s Reagan’s • Accessories To the Editor: until after the bond referendum. I found between these two layers of government personally. I feel his intentions are for turn. He has started work on his • Contests SATURDAY MARCH 11th the good of Manchester. I have attacked that town employees would be doing has been a waste of money, as taxpayers memoirs and is eager to set the record I’m answering William DiYeso’s his method of financing his political work on the project over and above the pay both sides of the legal costs. straight. When it comes to Iran- • Concert Ticket Give-Aways 9ANI - 5PN1 charges in his letter headlined “A couch goals. I have never used puns or ethnic cost of the bond. Although at the time I I believe in America’s right to choose. Contra, the straight record won’t potato political approach.” was attending town meetings ritually, it On every issue I referred to in my Feb. 22 differ much from what Reagan said • $1 Hems slurs to criticize anyone’s national h o o d ed COYOTE JACKETS MEN'S a LADIES’ origin. I am an American by birth. I have was not made public that the General letter to the editor. I have publicly at all along — that he was not dealing In my letter Feb. 22. I stated that town meetings asked the Board of • $1 Gift Wrapping NOW STYLE FASHIONABLE Mayor DiRosa owned a business on Main taken on the Libertarian philosophy of a Fund would be subsidizing these rents with the Ayatollah Khomeini, that his founding fathers. I believe in individual until after the project was ready to rent 1 Directors to put these issues to referen- goal was to make friends with more $7995 JACKETS Street. I also stated that he presided over dums. They have chosen not to. • Layaways a public hearing about Main Street. I freedom and limited government. I am a find it hard to believe that the private moderate elements in Iran, that he strong believer in the free market. sector could buy the land, build two- My political beliefs are for individual was not trading arms for hostages, Deg. >289” $*7095 further stated that he voted on said freedom and the right to choose. I believe • Personaiized Service subject. All taxes are collected from people by family units and rent them out for $900 and that his subordinates went too far per unit. The public sector gets the land in the application of the principal of without telling him. Reagan will ahso • Special Orders Accepted I have never taken sides on the Main threat or use of force, ’rherefore. freedom. I speak my own truths. I need FLIGHT ROMBERS taxation is theft. It then becomes as a gift, uses town employees to do some write that George Bush supported his STUDENTSI (Plus & Petite) Street subject as I have not taken sides in of the work, pays no property tax and no one to defend me. I stand on my own, I overtures to Iran. the development of the Buckland mall. I morally wrong to use tax dollars to This Is Newspaper In Education Week. You can use your newspaper LEATHER SKIRTS finance privately owned business. In the ends up with a rent of $850 per unit. am willing to debate these issues in any • Credit Cards & $ 7 9 9 5 have only questioned the way these Manchester is an aging community. forum with Mayor DiRosa or his as an exciting way to learn. Try one of these Ideas with the sports projects have been financed. case of the Buckland mall, the tax Jack Anderson and his associate, Personai Checks $ 4 9 9 5 incentive given the developers was for Many of our elderly residents live in .spokesman, Mr. DiYeso. These pro­ poge: Accepted It is clear in your letter, Mr. DiYeso, small starter homes they purchased in grams have bankrupted the federal Dale Van Atta, are syndicated colum­ Elementary — Find the sports stories In your newspaper. Cut out Hag. 'ESS” that Mayor DiRosa has a personal work done on land they owned and would the 1950s. The blown revaluation has government, made the state government nists. verbs that mean "win” and adjectives that describe winning • Over 2000 Brand interest in Main Street. Whether he owns later turn over to the town. This is broke, and have taken away our personal subsidizing a business by freezing its shown that these homes will have the players or teams. Make a poster or collage of the words. Draw or Names and Designer Labeis QUALITY INN & the business in question or just manages biggest growth in our tax ha.se. The freedom and made us slaves to the it as you state, he does have a personal taxes. The subsidy amounts to between 8 paste a picture of yourself In the middlel retired people and the young people that .system. fJJanrlipfilrr Hrralft Secondary - Clip and save stpries about major sports figures for CONFERENCE CENTER interest in what happens. Like other and 14 cents per square foot per month The effect of poor management today for each tenant. This was small enough are .starting families in town will share Founded In 1881 several days. Read them carefully to learn about their personal businessmen in Manchester (zoning the largest increase in the cost of will be felt in future generations. It is OFF ANY PURCHASE WITH THIS AD EXIT 63 OFF 1-84 official and river-park committee so as not to affect whether the project PENNY M SIEFFERT ...... Publisher and public lives. Write an essay describing the advantages and during MARCH government. It is morally wrong to raise wrong for us to burden future genera­ GEORGE T CHAPPELL...... Editor % VERNON. CT member), he should have abstained would be built or not. But it did add up to tions with our sloppy spending habits. disadvantages of being a professional athlete. 15 $9.5 million dollars for Sears. Roebuck these people’s taxes while freezing taxes DOUGLAS A. BEVINS— Executive Editor from taking action on the issue. Any at the Buckland mall and subsidizing Mancheitar Harald MASTERCARD VISA (NO CHECKS) member of the Board of Directors has profit. The people in Manchester had MARIE P. GRADY...... City Edilor rents. Peter J. McNamara ALEXANDER GIRELLI. ... Associate Editor ©Knowledge Unlimited, Ino______' the ability to preside over a public voted the issue down in a referendum in 106 Summit St.. Manchester hearing. He also had a clear majority on November. This $9.5 million could have As a Libertarian, I strongly support 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Mar. 9. 1989 Rebuilding is the operative word for MHS, East Seminar puts Tower Eastern Firehouse From page 1 From page 1 From page 1 For the Manche.ster High and East Catholic boys’ Senior Jason Goddard finished his fine career as including an 88-56 decision to Wilby High of basketball teams, they, collectively, were a blurry the school’s leading .scorer, totaling 862 points. He Waterbury in Class L first-round tourney action spotlight on and has invited architects to vision within the scholastic postseason picture. led the team in scoring this year with a 16.6 Tue.sday night. on the tip of their tongue,” aloft by slashing fares and selling submit letters of interest and And, with all five starters from both squads average. His brother, sophomore Darren, will be Ea.st finished its year at 8-14. Fitzwater said. airport gates. statements of qualifications by Senior Scott Altrui was the main man for Ea.st A Chapter 11 filing by Eastern graduating in June, the operative word next year Manchester’s top returning scorer next year. "But the time has not come,” this year. Altrui had a fine season, averaging 18.2 would not prevent a takeover of March 23. . . will be "rebuilding.” Q Jim Tierney Darren Goddard averaged 3.4 points a game this Rushdie novel he added. "The time will come as Werkhoven. who attended the ( ! points per game, and totaled 401 points. the airline by Icahn. But an Repeating as co-CCC East champs, the Indians season. soon as the vote is completed. We dedication ceremony, said its With only two seniors coming back on the Eagle acquisition would require appro­ met the unpleasant fortune of hosting perennial The other keys to Manchester’s season next year will wait until then.” purpose was to celebrate the will be the play of Erik Johnson, Cory McGee, roster next .season. East’s immediate future Bv Nancy Pappas The most recent Associated val by the bankruptcy court as powerhouse Wilbur Cross of New Haven in a second paramedic unit. He said DeVaughn Whitehead, Jeff Ross and Jim Anselmo. doesn’t look bright. As Manchester utilized a Manchester Herald Press survey shows 51 Demo­ well as creditors, making such a first-round Class LL state tournament game. Cassano’s announcement "took The latter pair gained invaluable experience this couple of freshmen in Ross and Anselmo, Page also crats and one Republican com­ transaction more cumbersome. Having entertained the Governors in its opening t Would Salman Rushdie’s novel. "The Satanic away from the ceremony.” season as ninth-graders. did so with Rob Penders and Chris Paradiso. mitted to vote against Tower or Unions, which have pension inter­ Werkhoven said the Board of game 80-79 loss back on Dec. 19. Manchester Verses.” have been published if it had made fun of The last time this town .saw East Catholic in the Penders and Paradiso, who will undoubtedly be leaning strongly in that direction. ests in the airline, would also Directors should have been in­ possessed first-hand knowledge of Cross. year’s Indians since three starters — Matt Vaughn. Jews or included racist caricatures of blacks? state tournament before Tuesday night was in 1984 starters next year, give the Eagles hope in the long It shows 41 Republicans and three have a say in the deal. formed of the choice of a However, it was the Governors’ suffocating press Troy Peters and Paris Oates — were tost from last That was one of the questions raised at when the Eagles bowed out in the L quarterfinal run. Democrats declared for Tower or The strike began Saturday with firehouse location. And he said which finalized the Indians’ campaign in the form season. Yet, they did possess the proper amount of Wednesday night’s seminar. "Islam and the round to St. Bernard’s. After that juncture. Ray Billy Evans, who averaged 1.4 points a game this leaning his way. a walkout by 8,500 Machinists in a Cassano’s idea of considering of a 97-78 loss. The Indians wound up 14-7. experience necessary to be successful. The Western World.” at Manchester Community Page relieved Jim Penders as head coach, and the year, will be East’s top returning scorer next year. Nevertheless, the White House dispute over $125 million in both new fire stations at the same The Manchester faithful may have been problem which faced Manchester all year was Obviously, Manchester and East will have their College. ^ said it wanted to see the nomina­ proposed wage cuts and escal­ time is open to question. surprised concerning the Indians’ early exit, in .attempting to find a cohesive unit. Eagles endured four lean years with a combined With three campus policemen posted outside tne share of struggles ahead. tion go all the way to a vote. ated with the support of pilots and “ I’m going to review that light of last year’s phenomenal success. The largest void left from last year was at the record of 12-70. door as "a precautionary measure,” about 130 And. “ rebuilding” will definitely be the operative Senate Majority Leader flight attendants. issue.” Werkhoven said. Manchester assembled, arguably, the best local point guard slot where 6-3 senior Eric Widmer, a This was the year East was to head back to the people attended the 2‘A-hour forum in the Lowe word. George Mitchell of Maine, look­ Icahn, the corporate takeover Cassano said he and Town of quintet of this decade a year ago. The Indians reserve forward during his junior year. was state tourney which it did. The depressing aspect of Program Center. The evening focused on the specialist and chairman of Trans ing beyond the likely defeat of the Manchester Fire Chief John C. advanced to the LL semifinals for the first time in assigned. Widmer did an admirable job this season the Eagles’ .sea.son was, after qualifying for the repercussions of Rushdie’s novel, which one Tower nomination, sought to World Airlines, said Wednesday state tourney with a win over Fairfield Prep on Jim ’Tierney is a sports writer for the Manchester speaker described as causing "anger, anguish, pain Rivosa looked at several loca­ 32 years and wound up with a fine 20-4 record. playing the point, considering the importance of repair damage caused by the he would consider several re­ tions for a firehouse in the Feb. 3. thev went on to lose their final eight games. Herald. and disappointment” to Moslems. AP photo Expectations may have been too high for this this position to any team. bitter struggle to relations be­ quests made this week by the southern part of town. One of In spite of their objections to "The Satanic DYER ARRAIGNED — James Dyer, tween the Senate and President Machinists “ concerning the ac­ Verses.” all of the speakers deplored the call by the them was the Charter Oak Park former mayor of Danbury, arrives at U.S. Bush. quisition by TWA of Eastern.” Ayatollah Khomeini of Iran for the death of its area. District Court in New Haven Wednes­ " I know what’s in my heart and “ I would be willing to speak to He said he and Rivosa looked at fHanrlirslrr 'Hrralii author. They strongly objected to the way that all in my mind.” he told reporters. “ I the unions only if Eastern permits Moslems have been lumped together in some media day, where he was arraigned and houses fronting on Charter Oak want to directly, clearly and me to, because I do not want to be Street north of the park. One site reports. pleaded innocent to seven counts of unambiguously say that this accused by Eastern of interfering considered was the Highland Section 2, Page 11 Although the crowd was calm and attentive, the extortion. He was released on a $100,000 doesn’t represent an effort to be with the collective bargaining college had asked the police to stand by at the Lowe Street pumping station, but the Thursday, March 9, 1989 non-surety bond. At right is his attorney, harmful to the president.” process,” he said in a statement. land is too far below the road Program Center as a precautionary measure, “ I hope and believe we can Under Chapter 11, a company SPORTS according to the event’s organizer. Mohammad Hugh Keefe. level, he said. work together on important mat­ obtains a federal court order that Other sites considered were Zdh66r ters,” Mitchell said. "Thetension frees it from the threat of near the Manchester Country Zaheer is a professor of economics at MCC and the of this issue will have no long- creditors’ lawsuits until it can president of The Pakistan-American Cultural Club or near the water treatment lasting effect on the relationship. develop a plan to put its finances plant on Spring Street, sites that Association, which put together the seminar in LOCAL I want to say from the bottom of in order. did not give as quick an access to conjunction with the Division of Continuing However, Lorenzo, chairman my heart that I hope this will be 1-384. Whalers in bright effort against the Oilers Education. the case.” of Eastern parent Texas Air The Rushdie novel is a problem on two fronts, Cassano said the location & STATE Sen. Phil Gramm, R-Texas, Corp., would have a tougher time chosen, just west of Candlewood according to the three prominent authorities on well.” Ferraro, who now has 15 Ranford. said on ABC’s “ Good Morning imposing lower wages on the Drive, provides quick access to Bv Len Auster Islamic religion and culture who gathered for the goals and 8 assists in his last 21 “That was a nice play by America” that the vote likely unions than he did when he 1-384 and thus to the southwest Manchester Herald evening. First, the work itself has made “ the ECHS tests scheduled would come by late afternoon, reorganized Continental Airlines games, added. Ulfie,” Dineen said of the opening section of town, as well as to goal. “ It .seems our power play Muslim world exceptionally unhappy.” said Mo­ and Mitchell said that was his under federal bankruptcy law in HARTFORD — The lights went The victory pushes Hartford hammed Ahmed Mehdi. director of the National Placement tests for incoming ninth-graders Gardner Street and to Birch goes in streaks. When we get hope. 1983. Congress amended federal out temporarily at the Hartford (31-32-4) within one game of .500 will be given Saturday at East Catholic High Mountain Road where new them, we get them in bunches. Council of Islamic Affairs in New York City. Gramm insisted the battle for laws in 1984 to require bankrupt Civic Center Wednesday night. for the first time since Dec. 10 and School. Testing will start at 7:45 a.m. houses are being built. Tonight there were a lot of calls When Rushdie, who was raised in a Moslem confirmation was not yet lost. companies to negotiate with The Hartford Whalers, however, keeps the Whalers two points Entrance make-up examinations for eighth- He said it would provide quick and our penalty killing came up household, chose to use the name Mahound for the “ I think the idea surfacing, a unions and prove economic ne­ suffered no power failure of their behind the Buffalo Sabres, a 2-0 and ninth-graders also will be given Saturday. access to Porter Street, High- big when we needed it. We kept prophet Mohammed, he was using a well known I new approach, a trial period was cessity before abrogating their own as they quickly scored twice .shutout winner over the New For more information, call 649-5336. wood Drive, and Wyllys Street, plugging away and got the goals epithet for a satanic evil one. false god or false a recognition the numbers were contracts. when play resumed and didn’t let York Rangers behind newly older residential areas. on the power play like you prophet, said Mehdi. Mehdi equated this with a against us,” Gramm said. “ I The Machinists were allied up as they belted the travel- acquired goalie Clint Malarchuk. Cassano said the Insurance should.” Christian writing a book using the name of Hitler Egg supply tight in state think it’s an uphill battle but I still with Icahn once before, when weary Edmonton Oilers, 7-3. in the Adams Division race. Services Organization had deter­ Ferraro made it 2-Oat 19:12ona interchangeably with that of Moses. think it’s doable. What that they helped him snatch control of before a crowd of 13,072. Buffalo is 31-31-6 for 68 points. The NORWICH (AP) — Easter egg hunts may be mined that the best location for a blast from the right faceoff circle Second, in a day when it is no longer considered means is you’ve got to get TWA in 1985 despite Lorenzo’s Whalers have played one less firehouse to replace the old The Oilers, who had a seven- and Dineen added two goals, the appropriate to publish or circulate works which slur transferred from fields and playgrounds to somebody to change. Is that competing bid. Icahn mulled a game than Buffalo. School Street station would be game (6-0-1) unbeaten streak second on a 5-on-3 two-man other religious or ethnic groups, Moslems fail to see grocery stores this year due to a shortage of easy? No. Is it likely? No, but is it bid for Eastern last fall, but talks “ We’re planning on finishing somewhere between Main Street snapped, were playing tbeir third advantage, for a 4-0 bulge before why Viking Press/Penguin Books chose to publish eggs. possible. I think it is.” faltered when he asked for up to over .500.” said Kevin Dineen. and the Highland Park Market. game in four nights. They played Jimmy Car.son notched his 44th of this novel. Eggs are not as plentiful this Easter season Democratic leaders said Wed­ $300 million in labor concessions who had his first three-goal hat as in past years, says a state agriculture a 4-4 overtime tie Tuesday night the year for Edmonton. Ferraro “ More than 100,000 letters went to the Penguin- nesday they would “ sleep on the in exchange for an equity stake. trick since Dec. 21, 1986. Dineen. in Philadelphia. “ The key for us restored the Whalers’ four-goal /Viking Press, asking the book not to be published, official. That fact, coupled with heightened proposal” for the probationary Lorenzo wanted the Machinists who netted a team-record 19th demand around Easter, has caused prices to was to get on them early,” said lead as he scored on a breakaway, and asking for a meeting with the publisher,” said period, but it was immediately to give up $125 million in a new goal on the power play to make it Emhart Whaler captain Ron Francis, who taking the puck in the neutral Yvonne Haddad, a prominent author and professor rise. criticized by senior party contract. But Machinists leaders, 4-0, broke an eight-game score­ “ There’s a very, very tight supply.” said contributed a goal and three zone and skating in all alone on of Islamic Studies at the University of members. joined by pilots and flight attend­ From page 1 less drought with his hat trick assists to the victory. “ They had Ranford. Nldss3chu setts. Vincent Majchier, state deputy agriculture “ We ought to cut it clean; we ants, insist the strikers want to that gives him 39 goals for the to be a little bit tired playing in Dineen’s hat trick came on an The book was published and promoted anyway, commissioner. ought not to have some hazy get rid of the hard-line Lorenzo season. “ It’s just a matter of provision about which Topper Philly and traveling so we felt we empty net goal with 10 seconds said Haddad, a Syrian Christian. Concerns raised "There are (fewer) chickens than there were never-never land out there and almost as much as a $50 million getting over the hump and we can complains,” Scott said. had to get the lead and get to left, and the ice was showered by about an anti-Semitic book would not have been a year ago. A lot of farmers did not refill their leave this thing hanging in the raise. do it this weekend against two of Scott said the Farmington- (Edmonton goalie Bill) Ranford water bottles in celebration. The treated in such a cavalier manner, she said. coops. (In Connecticut) we lost six or seven balance for six months,” said "They are so fed up with the the elite teams in the league.” based company’s board based its early.” he added. Whalers and Poland Spring ran a This is an example of the low esteem in which chicken farms last year.” he said. Sen. Robert C. Byrd, D-W.Va., way they have been treated, so The Whalers visit the Montreal rejection on advice from its promotion handing out water Moslems are generally held, said Jamal Elias, a Majchier saidmany farms also simply have the chamber’s most senior Demo­ fed up with the environment on Ranford was making his first Canadians, whom they’ve beaten not replaced older chickens. financial advisers. Wasserstein, only once in seven tries this year, bottles, and hundreds were lit­ lecturer on Islamic studies at Brown University. All crat. the job, that they’re willing to appearance in goal for the Oilers primarily Moslem nations, with the exception of walk away and if... (bankruptcy) Perella & Co. and Shearson (35-28-7) since Feb. 14. Saturday night before hosting the tered onto the ice by the happy Turkey, have at one time been colonial subjects or Naab says lot plan unsure is the result, they’ll accept it,” Lehman Hutton Inc. Scott said The delay, which occurred with Philadelphia Flyers Sunday at fans. WHALER NOTES - Ferraro vassal states to western European powers, Elias Machinists union President Wil­ the advisers determined the offer 4; 14 left in the first period and the Civic Center. Town Director Geoffrey Naab told the said the Whalers are eying said. liam Winpisinger said. was “ inadequate from a financial which was tacked onto the start of “We have a streak of games Republican Town Committee Wednesday night Buffalo, and not looking over As a result, "anything that comes from Europe Lieberman Eastern, nearly shut down by point of view.” the middle session after an coming up against several teams that development at a municipal parking lot at their shoulders. “ It’s not that and that works against Muslims is perceived as a the strike, had no comment on In his letter, Scott said the intermission, seemed to benefit with .500 or better records.” said A the corner of Main and Forest streets is a ‘ ’long From page 1 we’re disregarding (fourth- continuation of colonialism,” Elias said. Icahn’s statement. No negotia­ board also took into consideration the Whalers. “ There was no Whaler goaltender Mike Liut.' place) Quebec. Anything is po.ssi- The decision of a Western publisher to distribute way down the road,” and he told fellow tions with the Machinists had the company’s restructuring ef­ particular reason for getting the “ We have to establish some good Republicans not to jump to conclusions about ' ble but they have something like Rushdie’s book "was viewed as an instrument of over the Tower nomination in been scheduled in the strike that fort that began in 1986 and four jump,” said Ray Ferraro, who games against teams and that 11 games left and havetomakeup Europe’s hostility against the world of Islam,” said how the lot will be used recent days. began Saturday against the na­ recent acquisitions. He noted had two goals to give him 35 for ought to give us enough confi­ The Board of Directors voted on Tuesday to 12 points. That’s a lot of ground to Elias. Republicans originally needed tion’s seventh-largest airline. these efforts reseulted in record the year. "But perhaps it was the dence with the playoff coming accept proposals from around the country for make up. They have to win 10 out All three speakers agreed that both Moslems and to hold all 45 GOP senators plus However, the Air Lines Pilots earnings of $126.6 million in 1988, third game in four nights (that up.” Liut, who was sharp early of 12 and we have to win only four non-Moslems share a lack of interest in trying to developing the lot. win over five Democrats to force Association said talks requested following earnings of $106.5 mil­ hurt them ). on. recorded his 100th career Patrick Flynn/Mancheater Herald “ Don’t jump to any conclusions until we see out of our last 13 and if we can’t comprehend the culture of the other. As a result, a tie that could be broken by Vice by the airline had been set today lion in 1987. “ (Edmonton) weren’t really victory as a Whaler. He has a win four out of 13 we don’t deserve Moslems are beaten daily in street violence of a what types of ideas that are going to be President Dan Quayle. Sens. on that union’s contract, which "The board believes that the jumping from the start. You take 100-98-6 record with the club. proposed,” Naab said to the committee. "W e to be (in the playoffs,) .” BATTLE IN FRONT — Edmonton goalie triumphed, 7-3. Hartford is 10-4 since racial nature in England, according to Elias. Lloyd Bentsen of Texas, Chris­ expired in June. There was no full benefits of the company’s 10 minutes to break and you lose a After the teams returned to the Newly acquired Jim Pavese the All-Star break and is two points In America, major news magazines have carried don’t know if anything can be done anyway. topher J. Dodd of Connecticut and immediate word what effect the strategies have yet to be realized little bit of concentration and we ice after the delay, it took the Bill Ranford, left, kicks out a shot with and Jim Thomson were among full-page advertisements with stereotypical car­ Howell Heflin of Alabama — in court filing would have on talks. and that Emhart is in a position to were able to pet one quickly on the Whalers less than two minutes to teammate Craig Muni helping out as behind the third-place Buffalo Sabres in the Whaler scratches. . .Hartford toons of fierce-eyed Arabs in turbans and beards, he Angry waiter kills himself consecutive days this week — Also today, the U.S. House continue to build on the favorable power play after we came back. begin putting Edmonton on ice, Hartford’s Ron Francis, center, patrols the Adams Division. The Whalers are is now 17-15-1 at the Civic Center. broke ranks with the Democratic Public Works Committee was results achieved over the past two That was very important for us to Ulf Samuelsson started it off with in front during Wednesday night’s game eight points behind second-place Bos­ NEWTOWN (AP) — A waiter accused of leadership and backed Tower. years,” Scott said in his letter. his eighth goal of the year on the The Whalers have won six of their “ In the last eight years, trashing Islam has expected to approve a measure get the lead. (It was) 2-0 after the at the Civic Center. Francis had a goal ton and 12 points in front of the become almost as American as apple pie,” said attacking two customers in a Norwalk That left the GOP two Demo­ that would force a reluctant "Accordingly, the board does not first and you try to buld from power play, one-timing a blast last eight overall, and are 7-2 in restaurant after they left him a small tip has their last nine home dates. last-place Quebec Nordiques. Haddad. * crats short with a list of three President Bush to temporarily believe that now is an opportune there. And it turned out pretty from the blue line behind and three assists as the Whalers committed suicide in a state mental hospital, She cited an interview with former President targeted undecided Democrats halt the strike. time to sell the company.” Ronald Reagan, at which he was reported to say officials said. that included Lieberman, Ben­ that a Moslem is not happy until he kills a Jew or a Guang da Shen, 19, of Brooklyn, N.Y., hung nett Johnston of Louisiana and himself in Fairfield Hills State Hospital Christian. . , ^ • Chuck Robb of Virginia. Johnston Measles outbreak Saturday, according to the chief state medical Jordan-less Bulls “ This is an atmosphere in which prejudice can announced earlier in the day examiner’s office in Farmington. ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. flourish,” she said. Wednesday that he would oppose Shen was committed to the hospital Feb, 8 the nomination. Immediately af­ after Norwalk Superior Court Judge Edward ter Lieberman spoke, Robb an­ INSURANSMITHS SINCE can’t handle Celts proves very costly Leavitt found him temporarily unable to nounced that he too would vote Lottery official understand the charges lodged against him against Tower. 1914 Bv Howard Ulman next game Saturday against Bv Liz LIghtfoot 250 people originally scheduled and unable to assist in his own defense. Without Lieberman, Robb and The Associated Press Scflttlc The Associated Press for Monday night at the Sheraton- Shen was arrested on two counts of Johnston, the Republican’s dim “ A lot of times they looked a Hartford Hotel and didn’t have first-degree assault on Jan. 14 after Louis chances seemed to be all but 649-5241 BOSTON — The Chicago Bulls little lo.st out there offensively.” HARTFORD — A measles programs printed. needs asterisk Pabian, 59, of Trumbull and his son, Neil, 24, of The condensed schedule also extinguished. may not be a one-man team, but Boston center Joe Kleine said. “ It outbreak that canceled some Bridgeport left him a $2 or $3 tip after eating a 65 East Center Street affected Civic Center charges, Lieberman, who painstakingly the team sure suffers when that was like they were looking for games and forced spectators to dinner costing less than $50, according to Manchester, CT NEWINGTON (AP) — Lottery Unit Chief J. I researched the history of the one man — Michael Jordan — is Michael.” be banned from other ECAC since the floor would have had to Blaine Lewis is like the Roger Maris of state Norwalk police. Senate’s role in advice and There was more to the Celtics’ North Atlantic Conference con­ be lifted for a hockey game Apparently angered over the amount the hurt. officials. consent role in the nomination The NBA’s leading scorer sixth victory in eight games than tests could also cost the league as Wednesday and then replaced to pair left, Shen waited for them outside the resume basketball Thursday. It When Maris hit 61 home runs in the 1961 season it process, called his decision on missed his first game in three the absence of Jordan’s 33.4 much as $50,000. officials say. Dragon House Restaurant and attacked them was marked with an asterisk in the record books Tower "an extremely difficult seasons Wednesday night and the points per game. “ If I was to put ink to paper also affected food and lodging with a hammer and knife, police said. Both because the former New York Yankees slugger had and, yes, close call.” Bulls “ lost the game in the first Reggie Lewis had 22 points and right now. I ’d estimate those costs. Cook said. the advantage of 10 additional games to break Babe men were treated for minor injuries at But he pointed to “ too many five minutes.” Chicago forward Robert Parish and Kevin McHale losses are going to be $30,000 to “ Anything you would put in the Ruth’s 1927 record of 60 homers in a season. Norwalk Hospital. unresolved doubts” concerning Scottie Pippen said. had 19 each. Brian Shaw had a $50,000,” University of Hartford frill category we’ve eliminated,” 1 Lewis’ public statements are now going on the the former Texas senator to back The Boston Celtics never career-high seven steals and the Athletic Director Don Cook said Cook said. record with an asterisk, too. GOP schedules fund>ralser the nomination. trailed, rolled up leads of 38-19 team had a .season-high 17. Wednesday, the day before the University of Hartford officials He first used an asterisk next to his name in “ I recognize that reasonable after one quarter, 63-42 at half­ Boston outscored Chicago 20-4 NAC tournament was scheduled believe Nate Gainey, a sopho­ making an'announcement Wednesday to make sure The Republican Town Committee will hold a people reviewing the same infor­ time and 95-63 with 10:51 left and from the foul line and outshotthe to begin at the Hartford Civic more guard, contracted measles he was strictly complying with rules imposed on family spaghetti dinner as a fund-raiser on mation may disagree, but I am All V K T i M cruised past the Bulls 104-95. Bulls 76.1 percent to 37.5 percent Center. on Feb. 4. when Hartford played him by his bosses when a gag order was lifted May 5 The location of the dinner has not been confident that I reached the right Boston played aggressively on in the first quarter. Cook said an estimate of actual Siena, where 36 cases of the earlier this year. determined yet, GOP Town Chairman John personal decision,” Lieberman .L defense and ran on offense. losses would be firmed up after disease have been reported. officials know how many of “ I was emancipated on Jan. 4 and one of the Garside said Wedne.sday. said in his 15-minute address. Calculators Without Jordan. Chicago rarely The Celtics turned a 10-10 tie conditions was that I clearly state that I ’ m not the Hartford’s 2,000 season ticket Garside said he and Republican meinbers of Despite personal pleas by in stock penetrated, had shooting troubles into a 26-13 lead with 3:50 left in The measles outbreak has also designated spokesman for the Division of Special the Board of Directors will be cooking and Tower and President Bush, it until the last quarter and lacked a the first quarter as Parish had holders ask for refunds on their meant that several other NAC unused $18 tournament fees. Revenue,” Lewis explained. serving the dinner. . , would have been extraordinary 25%-30% OFF leader. seven points and Lewis six in a games had to be closed to "Th ey’re my instructions. I ’m following my Tickets, costing $5 for adults and $2 for for Lieberman — a freshman (expires March 31st) “ It’s tough to come out and win 16-3 run. “ We’ve had people who have spectators and some were can­ donated their tickets or their orders ... I gave the young lady who wrote the children, will go on sale soon. senator from the Northeast with because Jordan controls the ball They led by at least 11 points for celed, resulting in a substantial release a choice of putting (the disclaimer) into the two months of Senate experience so much," said Pippen, who led all but the first eight minutes and money,” he said. “ We’ve had loss of revenue for the schools. text or using the asterisk. She chose the asterisk,” — to buck his party’s leaders. Chicago with 16 points. the last 61 seconds. others that ask for refunds.” NAC Commissioner Stu Haskell he said. Vets’ center violates code 1 year guarantee “ When you lose a player like “ We were pushing and running A Hartford basketball player’s said Wednesday. In May 1988, Lewis had voiced loud and public on all Victor the ball as well as we have in case of measles and an outbreak SHELTON (A P) — The director of the local Michael Jordan, it’s difficult to opposition to the division’s decision to switch lottery some time,” Boston Coach of the highly contagious disease “ There’ve been quite a number Vietnam Veterans Center has been cited for 1500 series calculators make adjustments in one night,” companies from G-Tech Corp. to General Instru­ CALDWELL Jimmy Rodgers said. “ Itwasdue on the campus of Siena College, of games played already where fire code violations, and the town fire marshal Bulls Coach Doug Collins said, ment Corp. to our aggressiveness on defense. another NAC member, prompted fans were prohibited from attend­ says if anyone is found living inside the “ It’s the first game he’s missed His criticism followed a series of computer We forced outside shots and conference officials to ban spec­ ing,” he said. “ I know of five or building may face criminal prosecution. OIL INC. since I ’ve been coach.” foulups with the new system that at one point was ALLSTATE turnovers and when the rebound tators at its postseason six contests that would have Fire Marshal James Tortora’s actions Jordan had played 235 consecu­ shut down for 24 hours. He argued that General came off. we got it cleanly to start tournament. probably have had three to four against Theodore Shpak, the center’s director, BUSINESS tive games since missing his last Instrument’s bid. which was $11 million less than game on March 13. 1986. But he the break” AP photo T h e tournament was thousand tickets sold. ... The comes after a warehouse was destroyed in a MACHINES G-Tech’s for a five-year contract, wasn’t worth the .73® abm pulled a groin muscle in the third Chicago finished with 24 tur­ condensed, too. from five days to losses would be fairly fire Feb. 24. At that time, Tortora and two per gal. C. O. D. DRIVING THROUGH — Chicago’s Charles Davis hooks risk of a changeover in a system that was working quarter of Chicago’s 90-88 loss to novers, 7.5 above its season three days, Thursday through substantial.” police officers found that five people were 160 gal. minimum purchaaa 39 Purnell Place Philadelphia Tuesday night and average, and had six in the first his arm around the shoulder of Boston’s Reggie Lewis Saturday. Despite the loss of revenue. well. „ . . staying in the center, located just south of the That same month, Division Executive Director Manchester didn’t travel to Boston. Collins quarter that led to,eight Boston during Wednesday night’s game at the Boston Garden. In an effort to stem the losses, Haskell said the league wanted to warehouse, and narrowly escaped injury in the 643 -6156 Orlando P. Ragazzi imposed what amounted to a 649-8841 (behind Marlows) hopes he can play in Chicago's points. The Celtics won, 104-95. the league canceled a banquet for keep the tournament in Hartford. gag order on Lewis, forbidding him to speak to the blaze. »»ffe*a Subject to Ctiangp media. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Mar. 9, 1989 - 13 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Mar. 9. 1989 Cardinals’ Cox Green makes presence known Get your equipment in order now Bv Jim Donaghy “ Dallas has been a manager, Had to check something out on the calendar the Tail — a few blue dun barbules The Associated Press general manager and (club) other day, and I was flabbergasted to realize that Body — stripped quill from a peacock eye feather president,” Steinbrenner said. V 1 vents frustration opening day is but five weeks away. Trout season Wing — flank feathers from wood duck, or “ He knows every facet of the FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - opens on April 15 this year, the third Saturday of mandarin In only a couple of weeks. Dallas game.” Bv Ed Schafer the month. Time sure has a way of whistling by. Hackle — natural blue dun. or mix of black and Green has made his presence A pitcher of limited success. The Associated Press Naturally, after this momentous discovery, I had grizzly known as manager of the New Green was in charge of the Joe’s World to go check my equipment, and make sure York Yankees. Philadelphia Phillies’ minor 1^ Hendrickson ST. LOUIS - Cardinals Joe Garman Owner George Steinbrenner league system in the 1970s. He everything was in working order. Hook size — 12,12, or 14 pitcher Danny Cox apparently said it didn’t matter if the was responsible for developing Never got beyond my fly boxes, because I Tail — a few blue dun barbules vented frustration over an Yankees didn’t beat the Mets and such stars as Mike Schmidt, Greg realized that my Quill Gordons. Hendricksons, and Body — pinkish fur dubbed onto thread injury that may jeopardize his Billy Martin declared he never Luzinski and Larry Bowa. Red Quills were in short supply. Wing — wood duck flank features or mandarin career by grabbing a televi­ wanted to manage again. In 1980, as a rookie manager. i Hackle — natural blue dun. or .some mix as above sion cameraman by the throat Those three flies; Quill Gordon (Iron fraudator). coming off the water in droves, and the trout are Steinbrenner hired Green be­ Green guided the Phillies to their t and shoving him backward Hendrickson-Red Quill (Ephemerella subvaria) feeding like mad. And had nothing but refusals. A cause of his ability to build a first world championship in 97 Red Quill over a chair in one of two are the first major fly hatches of the year. Switched to a Red Quill, and it was like I hit the winner. years. He left in 1981 to become Hook size — 12 or 14 incidents at Lambert Airport. As sure as the sun rises each day. you can rest jackpot. For a duffer like me, it’s hard to “ The Yankees haven’t won it general manager of the Chicago Tail — dark dun barbules KSDK-TV camerman Frank assured that the first major fly hatch of Quill differentiate the sexes in the naturals. So I always for 10 years.” Green said. “ Wha­ Cubs. Body — quill from a Rhode Island red, stripped, Scalise said Cox called to Gordons will be found on the streams and rivers have plenty of both flies with me; just in case. tever happened in the past wasn’t ‘T v e made mistakes and I ’ve and be sure to soak same. After tying in body, a apologize hours after the inci­ early in April. Followed immediately by the Interesting observation is that the Hendrickson the right way.” learned from that,” Green said. coat of head laquer should be applied dent Wednesday morning. But Hendricksons and Red Quills The Hendricksons are pattern works for me a good part of the year, even In the past, most Yankee “ I have a way of getting things Wings — wood duck or mandarin flank feathers on Cox’s return flight to the the female Ephemerella, and the Red Quill the though the hatch is generally over and done with in managers haven’t been given done and I have a certain way of Hackle — blue dun. or mix as above team's spring training site in early May. The fly will work on a feeding fish that much time to prove anything. doing things.” AP photo male fly. St. Petersburg. Fla., about 10 Tie those up, and weather permitting, trout In 1980, Dick Howser won 103 It didn’t take long for Green to What is so fascinating about these flies, is the is taking whatever is floating down into his window. hours later he brushed off an co-operating, you should be well fortified for the games but was fired after losing turn the Cubs around. They won REBOUND — Portland’s Sam Bowie fact that the trout are ultra selective about feeding Of course, it will not work during hatches of other interview request from opening of the season. GIVES PITCH — St. Louis in the playoffs to Kansas City. the National League East in 1984 grabs a rebound in Wednesday night’s on males or females. These are the only insects of insects. There, it’s a matter of “ Matching the another television reporter. Cardinal pitcher Danny Last Oct. 7, Green became the — their first title of any kind since game against Dallas in front of the the same species wherein this happens. The males hatch.” “ He turned me down be­ Joe Garman, a Manchester resident for many Cox, upon arriving in 10th individual to manage the 1945. will hatch in one riffle, and the females in another. My dressings for these three flies are as follows: cause he said T m more Mavericks’ James Donaidson. The years, is a recognized authority on the subject of Yankees (the 16th change) since “ 1 traded for Ryne Sandberg in There have been times when I have tried Quill Gordons important than you.’ " said Florida for examinations Mavericks won, 99-92. bamboo fly rods, and the sport of fly fishing. Steinbrenner and friends pur­ 1982 and getting Rick Sutcliffe AP photo Hendricksons during a hatch, when the insects are Hook size — 12 or 14 Greg Gizinski of KTVI-TV. on his elbow, knocked chased the club in 1973 from CBS. turned things around in ’ 84,” “ He was being a total jerk” FEELING GOOD — New York Yankee manager Dallas over a television camera­ But, unlike his harangued Green said. The right-hander was in St. 1 man at Lambert Airport predecessors. Green seems to “ I knew Sandberg from the Green, shown in a file photo, is making his presence Louis to have his injured elbow and walked away. have more control of a normally Phillies’ organization and I be­ known to his club which is preparing for the upcoming SPORTS Taketii examined by team physician Middle age exacerbating situation. lieve a winning team should Dr. Stan London, who dis­ season in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Like Steinlorenner, Green is a develop from the minors.” closed that Cox possibly has sion cameraman from KMOV stickler for organization and The Yankees have been critic­ Green’s first big decision as convinced he might have a damage to the medial collat­ shows Cox walked up the IN BRIEF symbolism. ized for trading such prospects as manager will center around the chance.” catching up airport concourse, suddenly eral ligament. Cox, who had When Rickey Henderson was Jay Howell. Brian Fisher, Doug pitching staff. Things don’t look as promising surgery to remove bone chips veered to his left and assaulted tardy for camp. Green let it be Drabek, Jim Deshaies and Jay He did not want to bring back for the 45-year-old John. Green East icemen eliminated last May and was limited to 13 Scalise. didn’t like the fact John went to known he was angry. Buhner in recent years. veterans Tommy John and Ron HAMDEN — The East Catholic High ice starts and a 3-8 record last “It was vicious,” Scalise “ I think we have some very Guidry, but agreed to give them a Steinbrenner to get a contract with Evert When Henderson said there hockey team was ousted by Hamden High, l()-0, season, is to meet Saturday said. “ I didn’t say a word to and probably won’t keep him. was a drinking problem on the talented young people in this chance in spring training. Wednesday night in state tournament Division with Dr. Frank Jobe, the Los him. Most times, in hostile “ Guidry’s throwing the ball Green also is looking to replace club last season. Green kept his camp,” Green said. “ I want to I play at the Hamden High rink. INDIAN WELLS, Calif. (A P) - Chris Evert, who Angeles Dodgers’ team situations, I know what’s going well,” Green said. “ We’re being shortstop Rafael Santana. cool. keep them.” Hamden. 16-5, will meet New Canaan in one at 34 is middle-aged for a tennis player, has physician. on around me. This was so discovered that changes come with longevity and unprovoked, so out of charac­ quarterfinal. East bows out 7-6. Cardinals general manager success. Dal Maxvill sided with Cox in ter, that it took me by Hamden scored eight times in the middle period to put it away. “ It was 1-0 after one but “ My concentration was a lot better when I was the incident with Scalise. surprise.” younger,” Evert said Wednesday after she was “ They should have had the Scalise pointed out. just as Return of Gill ignites the liiini then they scored a quick goal (55 seconds) into upset 3-6, 7-6, 6-0 by Hana Mandlikova in the $250,000 courtesy to know that he didn’t the videotape showed, that Cox the second period, scored another a minute later and the guys got really down and started Virginia Slims tournament. want to say anything,” Max­ grabbed him by the throat and 'T v e been working on the physical part of my vill said. “ But they continued, began pushing him backward. playing poorly and fell apart.” East Coach Graham Leveston said. game, but it is humanly impo.ssible to keep that in no uncertain terms, and “ I remember what he said,” N C A A Hoop concentration over the years, and in this match, it that’s a sure way to provoke a Scalise said. "H e said, ‘Do you Dave Festa and Brendan Bohan each had 0 two goals and Anthony Carangelo. Paul wavered. guy a little bit.” have a problem, boy? Do you “ It happens to people who have achieved it all. It's Scalise said he admired Cox have a problem? I’ll beat your By John Krelser Violano. Tom Burns. Todd Hull. Mike Caval- laro and Scott Hanson one apiece for Hannden. hard to try to find motivation. But when it does as a ballplayer and would not ass.’ All I said was T m just The Associated Press come, everything comes together. press charges, but added that doing my job.’ I think I said “ No one was working in the second period.” Leveston said. “ We played well against them “ I still enjoy the competition, the one-on-one. the the pitcher was “ way out of that twice.” Even without Kendall Gill in the start of the year (in a scrimmage) but this battle ... I hope I ’ll know the signs when it’s time to line.” Cox is 6-foot-4 and weighs 220 the lineup for the last six weeks, retire, and there have been some signs the last two pounds. Scalise is 6-1 and also was totally different.” “ I can understand how he Illinois has been among the top years.” feels, with his career on the weighs about 220 pounds. five teams in the nation. Evert, the top seed in the tournament at the Hyatt line, but I certainly would not “I’m not a small guy.” With Gill healthy again after Little League tryouts set Grand Champions Resort. played well in the first set lay my hands on anybody if I Scalise said. “ I didn’t feel being sidelined with a broken against the unseeded Mandlikova. but wilted in the The Manchester Little League will conduct was in that situation,” Scalise threatened by him. It hap­ foot, the fourth-ranked Illini are 104-degree, on-court temperature after serving tryouts for the 1989 season, weather permit­ said. “ If your temper is that pened too quick.” primed for a big showing in the match point at 5-4 in the second set. Scalise said he had a sore ting. on Saturday and Sunday, March 18 and 19. uncontrollable, something’s NCAA Tournament. Mandlikova, 27. won that point, went on to win the AP photo wrong.” shoulder from trying to keep Gill, playing for the first time - 'I Tryouts for the American League will be at game, then finally took a 7-2 tiebreaker. After that. Waddell Field for those living north of Center Scalise said that Cox had his camera from hitting the since Jan. 22. ignited a decisive it was all Mandlikova. Madison Square Garden. The Sabres Street on both dates from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a m. SAVE — New York Ranger goalie Bob told him during their telephone floor when he fell over the first-half run that carried the Evert was playing just her third match of the year for ages 11 and 12: and from 1 to 3:30 p.m. for Froese foils the Sabres’ Kevin McGuire won, 2-0. conversation that he “ was chair and scratches on his Illini to a 118-94 Big Ten victory and lost for the second time. ages 9 and 10. Tryouts for those living south of extrem ely frustrated, not throat where Cox grabbed over 15th-ranked Iowa on Wed­ “ I think my lack of match play showed,” said during their game Wednesday night at Center Street for the National League will be knowing what his future him. nesday night. E vert, who had taken three months off to spend time held at Verplanck on March 18 from 10a.m. to2 holds.” William Bolster vice presi­ “ I ’m sure Kendall had a lot to with her husband, former Olympic skier Andy Mill. p.m. forages 11 and 12. and from 1 to4p.m. for Scalise. 42, an 18-year vete­ dent and general manager of do with the victory ... we’re a “ I ’ve practiced a lot in the last three months, but age 10: and on March 19 from lto4p.m . forage ran as a news cameraman, KSDK-TV. called the attack much better ballclub with him.” it’s no comparison to match play. And then to play Malarchuk sharp for Sabres was assigned to meet Cox at unprovoked and unfortunate. Illinois Coach Lou Henson said. 9. someone as tough as Hana .. Rain dates are April 1 and 2 with the same the airport about 8:30 a.m. “ We can’t tolerate this type “ I think he’s getting close to “ You really have to concentrate on first-round Wednesday to tape an inter­ of thing.” Bolster said. “ We where he was before the injury.” schedule followed. matches these days: it’s not like 10 years ago.” Bv Ken Rappoport added an insurance goal to For further information, contact Rick view that was to have been are in the business of covering Gill played only 25 minutes, but Evert said. The Associated Press complete a five-point game as conducted by a KSDK sports news. And clearly Danny Cox, finished with 15 points, two DePault (647-7727) or Eric Stebner (646-1860) NHL Roundup New Jersey rallied to beat reporter. a pitcher for the St. Louis rebounds, four assists and two concerning American League tryouts: and Vic Goaltender Clint Malarchuk Chicago. Videotape taken by a televi- Cardinals, is a public figure.” steals. Helin (649-0644) or Chris Duffey (647-7438) got off on the right foot with the Broten broke a .5-5 tie at 3:20 of “ He is one more dimension for concerning the National League tryouts. Players were Buffalo Sabres, while Rod Lang­ two points behind the first-place the third period, firing a rebound a team that was already playing way had the wrong foot .sticking Rangers in the Patrick Division. into,an unguarded net after Kirk very well.” said Iowa Coach Tom Kingdom ties work mark out for the Washington Capitals. Malarchuk recorded his second Muller’s 15-foot wrist shot had Davis, whose team suffered its kept eligible Making his debut in a Buffalo shutout of the season and 11th of been stopped by goalie Ed Bel- Johnson’s lawyer says worst defeat in his three seasons PIRAEUS. Greece (AP) — Roger Kingdom uniform, Malarchuk led the Sa­ his career as the Sabres beat the four. Broten added the gam e’s with the Hawkeyes. “ We’re not tied the disputed world indoor record for the bres to a 2-0 victory over the New Rangers for the sixth straight final goal on a 20-foot .slap shot at playing that badly. Illinois de­ 60-meter hurdles with a 7.36 seconds clocking despite grades York Rangers on Wednesday time and ended a four-game 13:32. client didn’t understand serves a lot of credit.” Wednesday, and promptly claimed sole night. losing streak. Muller also scored twice as The NCAA Tournament picked possession of the mark. “ The story of this game was Dave Andreychuk and Chris­ New Jersey had four power-play up two more teams Wednesday Kingdom, taking part in a one-day meet in By Lindsey Tanner Clint Malarchuk,” Buffalo coach tian Ruuttu scored Buffalo’s goals. The victory moved the By Soli Sussman say I can’t be sure.” night. McNeese State earned its The Associated Press goals in the second period. Devils within seven points of Francis, now 40, has been the this Athens port city, easily overpowered Ted Sator said after watching his The Associated Press first-ever NCAA berth with an The Rangers, who were shut fourth-place Philadelphia in the athlete’s only coach since 1977, American teammates Arthur Blake and Jack new goaltender. acquired in a 85-69 victory over North Texas in CHICAGO — University of Iowa officials did not out for the second straight time, Patrick Division race. when Johnson was 15. Pierce to become the second man to break the recent trade with Washington, TORONTO — Ben Johnson’s the Southland Conference final bend any rules when they allowed two football stars outshot the Sabres 32-14. Johnson had emigrated to 7.40 barrier. kick out 32 shots. lawyer is suggesting that the and Southwest Missouri State with poor grades to play on the football team, the In Washington, the score was Canucks 3, Jets 0: Goaltender Canada from Jamaica in 1976 and Greg Foster ran 7.36 seconds in January, Langway, meanwhile, could sprinter may not have understood won the Association of Mid- college’s assistant athletic director says. tied at 2 when Capitals goaltender Kirk McLean stopped 26 shots for was attending a Toronto secon­ 1987 to set the record, but controversy still have kicked himself after co.sting the full implications of using Continent Universities title with a Despite taking courses like watercolor painting, Don Beaupre stopped defense- his third .shutout of the season as ..■1 > exists about its validity. the Capitals a game. Langway, anabolic steroids when his coach dary school that the coach 73-67 victory over Illinois- Some track officials and athletes contend billiards and bowling. Ronnie Harmon and Devon the anchor of the Washington man Petr Svoboda’s point shot Vancouver beat Winnipeg. first discussed them. described as a “pedagogical Chicago. In other conference that Foster got off to a false start when he set Mitchell failed to maintain “ C” grade point defense, had a pass from Mont­ during a Montreal power play. The Canucks took an early 2-0 In cross-examination of coach dumping ground.” AP photo tournament games: Middle Ten­ the record, a claim Kingdom supports. averages. Yet they were certified academically real’s Mats Naslund hit his skate Naslund got the rebound in the lead, then made it stand up with Charlie Francis, that continues The coach said he was con­ nessee State downed Eastern eligible to play football. Fred Mims testified and deflect into his own net for the left circle and tried to hit Bobby tenacious checking at both ends today, lawyer Ed Futerman vinced that Johnson was brighter MY BALL — Iowa’s Ed Horton leans to Big 10 action Wednesday night. The Kentucky 81-64 and Austin Peay Wednesday. winning goal as the Canadiens Smith with a pass, but the puck of the rink. David Bruce, Steve asked repeatedly about his and deserved a chance for a pick up a wayward pass as Illinois’ Illini routed the Hawkeyes, 118-94, in ousted Murray State 74-65 in the Blaylock to miss one game “ Every semester that Ronnie Harmon and Devon edged the Capitals 3-2. struck Langway’s skate and slid Bozek and Trevor Linden scored client’s ability to understand and better education. Ohio Valley Conference semifi­ Lowell Hamilton (45) looks on during Champaign, Illinois. Mitchell competed ... they were eligible to The victory, Montreal’s third in past the helpless Beaupre at 9:55 for Vancouver. the influence that Francis may “ But is it also fair to say that NORMAN. Okla. (A P) — Oklahoma officials nals. Arkansas-Little Rock edged compete,” Mims testified in the federal trial of two a row. lifted the Canadiens past of the third period. The victory gave the Canucks a have had on an impressionable not everyone shared that opinion, suspended starting guard Mookie Blaylock for Stetson 60-59 and Centenary sports agents accused of defrauding colleges and idle Calgary into first place in the Devils 7, Blackhawks 5: Aaron stranglehold on the final playoff youth. that some people were somewhat one game Wednesday after reviewing details downed Houston Baptist 76-69 in 67-63 and Minnesota ripped Mich­ first two shots coming off the go-ahead jumper with 48 seconds universities by recruiting athletes to sign represen­ overall NHL standings with 99 Broten scored the tie-breaking spot in the Smythe Division. They And. after pursuing questions concerned about Ben’s capacity surrounding his arrest by Norman police early the Trans America Athletic Con­ igan State 77-61. bench But he snapped the game’s remaining and Keith Robinson tation agreements before their college eligibility points. The loss kept Washington goal early in the third period and lead the Jets by 12 points to understand what you were Sunday. about how well Johnson might ference semifinals. Both of those The Hawkeyes. 21-9 overall and final tie with a 3-point jumper, made two free throws with three had expired. talking about?” Futerman asked. Hours before the suspension was announced, have done without anabolic ste­ titles will be decided tonight. 9-8 in the Big Ten, jumped to a then followed with a basket and seconds left as Notre Dame Mitchell, now a defensive back for the Detroit The lawyer asked if Francis Blaylock entered a no contest plea to an roids, Futerman asked the Utah downed San Diego State 20-10 lead seven minutes into the free throw on Illinois’ next rallied to beat Marquette for the Lions, testified Wednesday that the New York- coach: “ Isn’t it kind of sad that used the word “ cheating” in his amended charge of disturbing the peace. He Dantley paces the Mavericks 70-57 in the first round of the game. Illinios pulled even at 33-33 possession as the Illini took 12th straight time. based agents — Norby Walters and Lloyd Bloom — Ben Johnson and the other explanation. originally was arrested on a complaint of Western Athletic Conference with 3:45 left in the half before command, leading by as many as The Irish, 20-7, reached the recruited him in June of 1985, paid him $2,000 cash to athletes who were part of your “ No, I did not,” the coach public intoxication after police answered a call tournament: Cal-Irvine beat Pa­ Gill started the Illini, 26-4 and 30 points in the second half. 20-victory mark for the sixth sign a post-dated contract for them to represent Bv The Associated Press the Rockets, replied. “ I told him it was from a convenience store clerk about an group will never know for sure?” cific 68-62 and Fresno State 13-4, on a decisive 15-2 run that put Nick Anderson led six Illinois straight season. him, and gave him $200 a month. Thurl Bailey added 24 points for argument. Johnson’s only comment since banned.” defeated San Jose State 64-60 in them ahead to stay. players in double figures with 29 Mitchell said he then concealed his relationship Adrian Dantley’s attitude is NBA Roundup the Jazz, which held Houston to 12 1 Futerman also questioned “ This type of conduct will not be condoned,” being stripped of his Olympic the opening round of the Big West “ The first 10 minutes, I was points. Iowa’s Roy Marble had 37 Minnesota 77, Michigan St. 61: with the agents to be able to continue to play college beginning to rub off on the Dallas points in the second period. Francis about how much he knew interim president David Swank and athletic gold medal for a positive steroid tournament. beginning to wonder how badly points. Willie Burton scored seven of his football. Mavericks, which could very well Pistons 112. SuperSonIcs 96: of the side effects of steroids. director Donnie Duncan said in a joint run by Portland, which pulled the test was a brief statement last fall In non-tournament action: No­ we’d get beat,” Henson said. Other- Notre Dame 67, Mar­ 22 points during a 17-4 spurt that The player said he lied to school officials make them winners. Isiah Thomas scored 27 points statement. The missed game will be the Trail Blazers within 85-84. But the that he never knowingly used The coach said he still believes quette 63: Jamere Jackson hit a “ because I had violated NCAA regulations” that Obtained in a trade with the and sparked a decisive 9-0 fourth- tre Dame downed Marquette Gill did not start and missed his put Minnesota in command. second-ranked Sooners’ first in the Big Eight illegal drugs to enhance his that steroids are not harmful in prohibit college athletes from being represented by Detroit Pistons, Dantley scored Mavericks went on their own quarter burst as Detroit posted its Conference post-season tournament at Kansas performance. low dosages and the regulated, professional agents and receiving compensation 23 points and ignited the Maver­ six-point spurt, capped by Derek fifth straight triumph, defeating limited cycles tried by his ath­ Harper’s steal and layup, to Francis has delivered six days City on Friday. from them. icks with his battling attitude Seattle. of detailed testimony to the letes. But he said that, if he had Jay Bias soon faces career choices Walters, 58, and Bloom, 24, are accused of Wednesday night, leading Dallas extend their lead to 91-84 with 1:12 Derrick McKey scored 21 Canadian commission on drugs known about harmful side ef­ Edberg, Gilbert triumph racketeering, fraud and extortion. to a 99-92 victory over the to play. points and Dale Ellis 18 for the and athletics formed after the fects, “ then yes, I would have Defense attorneys maintain Walters and Bloom Portland Trail Blazers. With the victory, Dallas moved Seattle. , SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (A P ) — Second-seeded Olympic scandal, tracing the grave concern, nor would I take CUMBERLAND. Md. (AP) - selected him in the first round of shoots really well, and it’s sur­ not my brother. I ’m Jay. If my were the victims of money-hungry athletes and With 4:09 remaining and Dallas into sole possession of the seventh Nuggets 112, Hornets 99: Alex Stefan Edberg and No . 6 Brad Gilbert won their sprinter’s decision to first use them myself.” Jay Bias will face some career the NBA draft. prising how much he has im­ brother hadn’t died, there colleges, and have attempted to focus their case on leading by seven points, Dantley spot in the Western Conference English scored 31 points as second-round matches in contrasting fashion steroids to the fall of 1981. Francis insisted that his No. 1 choices soon. But for now, quiet, “ I idolized my brother,” Bias proved this year on defense and wouldn’t be as much pressure.” challenging the college sports system. and thie Blazers’ Jerome Kersey playoff race. Dallas and Portland Denver handed Charlotte its fifth Wednesday while No. 4 Thomas Muster was The often contentious cross- concern was the welfare of his little Allegany Community Col­ said. “ He’s still my idol.” rebounding. He’s a major player, At Northwestern High School in Dan Webb, Bloom’s attorney, tried to show that tangled. Dantley drew a technical started the evening tied for straight loss, the expansion eliminated by unseeded Amos Mansdorf in the examination by Futerman, which athletes. He has named Johnson lege is his refuge. Soon, the younger Bias will face a big-time player,” Kirk said. Prince George’s County. Bias Iowa was not defrauded of the athletes’ scholarship foul when he grabbed Kersey’s seventh. Hornets’ longest losing streak of $415,000 Eagle Classic of Scottsdale tennis started Wednesday, was the first and 12 other Canadian athletes Len Bias’ brother is in a a choice: to play his second year “ He could start for a lot of averaged 20 points as a junior and money by the agents because the school itself had leg as the Dallas forward fell to Bullets 110. Hawks 111: Bernard the season. indication of what the athlete who used steroids under his prosperous basketball program at Allegany and then transfer to a Division I schools now.” 26 as a senior. But his grades tournament. . j j , violated Big Ten academic rules and standards. the court. King scored 23 of his 31 points in Michael Adams, who had 19 Mansdorf. an Israeli ranked 23rd in the might tell the commission in his coaching program, starting with that emphasizes studies and Divi.sion I school for two more Bias has grown two inches to suffered after his brother’s death. “ Did it appear that the University of Iowa was Dantley came up swinging and the second half and Jeff Malone points. 12 assists and six re­ world, won 7-5. 6-2 over Muster, an Austrian still-unscheduled appearance be­ female sprinter Angella Taylor shields him from the distractions seasons of basketball, or transfer 6-feet-7 since last summer, and “ When my brother died, I got a bending the rules (so Harmon could play both players scuffled until team­ had 30 to pace Washington to its bounds. capped a 6-0 scoring run fore the commission. Issajenko in 1979. and pressures that dogged him in now and sit out the mandatory has averaged more than 17 points chip on my shoulder,” Bias said. mates moved in to break it up. seventh straight home victory. to open the fourth quarter and '^^Edberg**'the 1988 Wimbledon champion football)?” Webb asked Mims. Futerman repeatedly asked Francis has said repeatedly high school. year, leaving him with three a game as the Trojans finished “ Nothing worse could happen. “ Not at all.” Mims replied emphatically. “ 1 think if the officials check it, Atlanta suffered its third give the Nuggets a 96-76 lead with currently ranked fourth in the world, needed Francis what he told Johnson in during his testimony that the “ I study, play basketball and go more years of eligibility. No. 8 in the final National Junior Since he was gone, I saw no NCAA rules require that in order to compete, the replay will show that Kersey straight loss despite 38 points by 10:53 remaining. lust 77 minutes to beat Austria’s Horst Skoff 1981 and said that the athlete, athlete was presented informa­ to high school games.” Bias said. “ The door is open,” Bias said. College Athletic^ssociation poll. reason to do what I was supposed players must demonstrate that they are making grabbed A.D. by the jersey and Dominique Wilkins. Lakers 127, Heat 87: Byron Scott 7-5 6-3 in a late-afternoon match on the then 19. sat through a half-hour tion about steroids, understood “ It’s like I’m on vacation.” “ I'm going to sit down and One Division I school that Bias to do. My attitude was, ‘Forget progress toward obtaining a degree, Mims said pulled him down,” Dallas coach Jazz 117, Rockets 80: Karl scored all of his 16 points in the hardcourts of the Scottsdale Princess resort meeting about steroid use with their use and that they were Bias, a freshman, is striving to discuss it with Coach (Bob has ruled out is Maryland. the world.’ ” under cross-examination from Webb. John MacLeod said. “ A.D. was Malone’s 29 points and John first quarter, including four the coach’s doctor without asking illegal and was aware of the need cope with the legacy of his K irk).” “ I couldn’t see myself going to Two dozen schools recruited Mims also said that students at Iowa can maintain just responding to no foul being Stockton’s 18 points and 17 assists baskets during a stretch when *'°Edberg. a 23-year-old Swede, was playing a single question. to leave enough time for them to brother, the University of Mary­ Kirk says major Division I Maryland,” he said. “ Too much Bias. But because of his grades, less than a “ C” average and still be considered in called on the play.” sparked Utah over Houston as t he Los Angeles made 12 straight just his third match since injuring his back at “ I was under the impression he clear his sytem before facing the land basketball star who died of basketball schools are wooing pressure on myself and my he knew he would have to sit out good academic standing because the number of Terry Porter hit the technical Jazz increased their Midwest shots, as the Lakers routed the Australian Open in late January. understood what was being said,” possibility of a test at cocaine intoxication in 1986. two Bias. family. People would expect me his first year at a four-year total class hours earned also is a factor. free throw to begin a seven-point Division lead to four games over Miami. the coach said. “ I think it's fair to competition. days after the Boston Celtics “ Jay is a great athlete. He to do things my brother did. I ’m institution. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Mar. 9, 1989 - 15 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Mar. 9. 1989 Puzzles Designers do more than decor SCOREBOARD what she wanted was a scene with Eldin the LOS ANGELES (AP) — On a television sitcom, the permanent sets must be more painter.” ACROSS 4 Messenger Answer to Previous Puzzle T V Topics Two Christopher-designed shows are com­ 5 Last queen of than a place for the characters to hang out. Sabre82,Ranger80 R P M U T U R N ing up. On Friday, PBS will present “ In the 1 Poetic Spain ■ "Any designer can design a standing set,” Mood: The Glenn Miller Band Reunion.” On TtlE Scholastic contraction u L L H E R E s 1 1 E S Hockey Buffalo 0 i 0— 2 oFCDOElS 6 Elongate said Roy Christopher, a four-time Emmy- Sunday, CBS will telecast “ The People’s N .Y. Ranoers 0 0 0— 0 4 Snakelike fish 7 Pertaining to E T U J M A N E A T E R winning production designer. Warner Television, where the show is made. First Period— None. Penalties— Follono, Choice Awards.” 7 Wide shoe size dawn Ie S _T “ I looked at the pictures of television offices But (tripping), 3:49; Krupp, But (Inter­ L T b A R A “ But to do that and reinforce the vision of “ I wanted a 1940s big band look for the 10 Junket buti wanted more glamor,” hesaid. “ I finally NHL 8tandlng8 ference), 7:49; Kislo, NY (hooking), ‘fi Scholastic hockey results 8 Jealousy O N A S A U L the writer and tell the audience about the Glenn Miller show,” he said. “ It’s almost art 11:31; Ledvard, But (holding), 15:19; 12 Compass point 9 Use thriftily character is absolutely necessary. Anything found what I needed in pictures of the offices Napier, Buf (hooking), 16:34. HARTFORD (AP) — CIAC Bovs Hockey Z 1 N N 1 a 1 C L E R 1 C deco black and white. I put in two balconies WALES CONFERENCE Tournament results and pairings from 13 Honky-___ 11 Black bread else is decor.” of the newspaper USA Today. I wanted a Second Period— 1, Buffalo, Andreychuk 1 E R 1 E N A T E U N 0 over the stage for people to sit. That harks Adams PIvIslon 2? (Hogue, Maguire), 2:41. 2, Buttolo, i ; Wednesdavnight: 14 Except that 13 Decimal unit high-tech slickness. \ ' a U M U The CBS show “ Murphy Brown” required W L T 1Pts OF OA Ruuttu 13 (Houslev, Arnlel), 10:52. 0 DIVISION I 15 Actor Heflin 18 Tea for___ N E M O T 1 R E back to the days of the Macambo night club. 269 193 First round three permanent sets, the television office “ Candice Bergen called me to say hello. x-Montreol 4« 16 7 99 Penalties— Turcotte, NY (tripping), 5:29; S A M S O N R A 1 N E D Boston 31 24 12 74 2X 209 Ledvard, Buf (Interference), 8:48; Hart­ Wednesdav'tgomet 16 Projecting part 20 Actress Hagen and studio where Murphy (Candice Bergen) She said, ‘Please don’t put any orange carpet “ In an awards show, you go for glamor and (5reenwlch2,Enf1eld1 Buttolo 31 31 6 68 251 267 man, But, malor (fighting), 19:15; ■ ( of house 22 Came to terms E N T [o L Y A ■ 1 N e w Canaan 7, West Haven 4 and the others do “ F Y I,” the Washington bar on the set.’” short entrances for the winners and presen­ A Horfford 32 4 66 249 343 31 Poeschek, N Y, malor (fighting), 19:15. \ ' ^ 17 Take care of (2 23 Barrels In U T S Quebec 24 39 5 54 237 3X Hamden 10, EastCathollcO L 1 |p T S E^ where they meet after work, and Murphy's Her townhouse seems to be in a permanent ters. The first awards show I designecl it took Notre (Same-West Haven 6, Branford 3 wds.) Patrick Division Third Period— None. Penoltv— Ruuttu, 24 Actor Arkin E P 1 T O M E S N 1 L E townhouse in Georgetown. state of re-decoration. Eldin, the painter, has 15 seconds for the entrances. With entrances N Y Rangers 34 26 8 76 272 251 Buf, malor (boarding), 15:38. South Windsor 19, Wllton2 19 Sack material 25 South African Woshlngton 32 26 10 74 244 221 Shots on goal— Buffalo 2-9-3— 14. New Simsbury 6, Darlen2 I b A R E F O lo T N O E d He said the job of the production designer is become a fixture on the show. like that a show could take 16 hours. So, you go 2 1 ___ Earp tribe Pittsburgh 33 27 7 73 294 281 York 10-10-12— 32. Thurtdoy’sgome Is E T T O W N to “ design everything you see on the screen “ Colleen Dewhurst liked the show and for short entrances and good backgrounds. Philadelphia 31 31 5 67 254 234 East Haven vs. Fairfield Prep New York Rangers 0 9:40; Nordmark, Van (cross-checking), Connors Rink, Stamford, 3 p.m.; Wilbur 17 how music is composed and used in his Montreal 3, Washington 2 14:36; Berry, Win (holding), 19:21; Bosch- Cross vs. Watertown at Toft School, 7;M Lainie ___ (2® A-Team feature films. (60 min.) (38) Hogan's Heroes panic ancestry intact Linda Lavin and Car- lina Cruz star. (60 min ) New Jersey 7, Chicago 5 man. Win (roughing), 19:51; Sutter, Van, p.m. 50 Racetrack (24! Doctor Who: Carnival of Monsters [LIFE] Cagney 8i Lacey double minor (roughing), 19:51. Hi) Best of Love Connection Vancouver 3, Winnipeg 0 character Part 4 ot 4. 1 :00AM C11) Twilight Zone Thursday's Games Second Period— None. Penalties— Big East standings [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The In Crowd' A subur­ [H B O ] Appointments of Dennis Jen­ Washington at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Butcher, Van (high-sticking), 3:09; Don­ Jazz 117. Rockets 80 Scholastic schoolboy results 51 M a i___ 23 24 25 26 30 (2® T.J. Hooker Part 1 of 2 ban teenager s dream comes true when he nings ICC) Comic Steve Wright stars in (20 NVR Showcase nelly, Win (hIgh-stIckIng), 6:08; Bruce, becomes a dancer on a local TV dance this tale of a paranoid fellow whose midlife Montreal at (}uebec, 7:35 p.m. BasketbaD Big East Conference O’Oil HARTFORD, Conn. (A P ) — CIAC Bovs (cocktail) (38! Family Ties (CC) (38) Hart to Hart New York Rangers at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Van (hIgh-stIckIng), 6:08; Melnyk, Van L show. Donovan Leilch, Jennifer Runyon. crisis began at birth. HO USTO N (80) w L w Basketball Tournamentresultsandpalrings 53 North Carolina 32 (57) Ramona (CC) [A & E ] Vladimir Ashkenazy A profile of Phllodelphia at New York Islonders, (hooking). 6:43; Steen, Win (sloshing), Berry 6-95-717, Thorpe 3-81-27, Olaluwon Georgetown 13 3 23 4 1988. Rated PG 19:40. from Wednesdavnight: ( $ ® (3® (40) News the Russian pianist in concert with the 8:05 p.m. 10-202-222, Flovd3-1504)9,Woodson 2-5 04) Seton Hall 11 5 25 5 college (61) 1 hree's Company [U S A ] MOVIE: 'The Atlanta Child Mur­ 1 1 :00PM (B Third Period— 3, Vancouver, Linden 28 CLASSLL 35 Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (60 min ) Toronto at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. 4, Chlevous 0-8 4-6 4, McCormick 2-8 Syracuse 10 6 25 6 55 Chemist's [A 8iE ] Profiles Featured adventurer Ad­ ders' Atlanta music promoter Wayne Wil­ (~§~) Benny Hill Pittsburgh at Calgory, 9:35 p.m. (Sandlak), 15:54 (pp). Penalties— NBA standings Secondround 1-15, F.Johnson 1-3002, B.Johnson 1-2()02, Pittsburgh 9 7 16 11 Wednesday’sgomes miral Richard Byrd. liams stands trial on charges of murdering (ifi Cheers (CC). [C N N ] Crossfire Friday's Gomes Boschman, Win (roughing), 5:02; Bennlng. 16 14 burner Short2-70O4, Nevitt 2-3004. Totals32-8813-18 Vlllanovo 7 9 Upper bracket 38 two adults whose names appeared on the [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide Pittsburgh at Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m. Van -(roughing), 5:02; Hawerchuk, Win 80. Providence 7 9 18 9 56 Hotel [D IS ] MOVIE: Candleshoe' (CC) A 126) Crook and Chase Scheduled; actor Los Angeles at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. (boarding), 5:52; Smyl, Van (roughing), EASTERN CONFERENCE St. Joseph-Trumbull 85, Hlllhouse-New street-wise Los Angeles tomboy suddenly Atlanta police department's list of victims Louis Gossett Jr.; actress Mary Stuart [M AX] MOVIE: 'Moonstruck' (CC) Nor­ Atlantic Division U TA H (117) Connecticut 6 10 16 11 Haven 76 57 Artist Salvador 5:52; Nordmark, Van (holding), 6:55; Malone 10-15 8-10 29, lavaroni 03 OO 0, St. John's 6 10 15 12 finds herself the heiress to a tattered En­ Jason Robards, James Earl Jones 1985 Masterson ( "Chances Are"). man Jewison's Oscar-winning tale of a wi­ Reddick, Win, served by McBoln (hlgh- W L Pet. OB Wlndsor61, Windham 59 Part 2 of 2 New York 40 19 .678 Eaton 3-71-37, Stockton 7-114-418, <5rlfflth4-9 Boston College 3 13 11 16 Lower bracket glish manor Jodie Foster, David Niven, r3‘ ® M -A -S -H dowed Brooklyn bookkeeper who falls in NHLre8Ult8 stlcklng), 9:22; TantI, Van (slashing),9:22; 58 Exclamation 44 Philadelphia 32 27 .542 8 009, Bolley 10214-524, Hansen3-6006, Les 1-2 Hamden 77, Rldgefleld62 Helen Hayes 1977 Rated G 8:30 PM (22) r3® Different World (CC) love with her fiance's brother. Cher, Nico­ Donnelly, Win (slashing), 10:00; Kvte, Win OO 2, Brown 2-3 7-10 11, Leckner 1-3 22 4, Big East Tournament (6.1) Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) las Cage, Olympia Dukakis 1987. Rated (elbowing), 15:43. Boston 29 X .492 11 Thursdav'sgames 59 Gear tooth [H B C ] MOVIE: 'Blind Justice' A pho­ Kim takes on too many responsibilities; Farmer O 0 1-2 1, Ortiz 22 2-2 6. Totals 4282 (at Madison Square (Terden) ■ [A & E ] Rising Damp When Alan and Phi­ PG (In Stereo) Whaler8 7. 0iler8 3 Shots on goal— Winnipeg 10-8-8— 26. Washington 26 32 .448 13'/z Upper bracket: Bridgeport Central at 60 Long time 50 52 tographer is left helpless when a minor ar­ Mr. Gaines moves in with Col. Taylor (In New Jersey 23 37 .383 17'/2 29-38117. Tonight's (}ame Westhlll; WllburCrossot lip prepare for a blind date, Rigsby lectures Voncouver 9-8-7— 24. Houston 25 12 34 19— 80 Game 1 — 8St. John's vs. No. 9Boston rest snowballs into further arrests for ser­ Stereo) [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow Power-play Opportunities— Winnipeg 0 Charlotte 15 44 .254 25 (Xinburv 55 ious crimes he's never committed. Tim them on the evils of permissiveness Edmonton O 1 2—3 Central Division Utoh 27 27 29 34— 117 College, 7 p.m. Lower bracket: Hall at Weaver; Wilton at DOWN [A 8iE] Wild World of the East Career Media Network Hartford 2 3 2—7 of 5; Vancouver 1 of 4. Matheson, Mimi Kuzyk, Lisa Eichhorn [C N N ] Moneyline 1 :30AM (B Cleveland 44 14 .759 — 2Polnt goals— Flovd 3, Malone, Griffith. Friday's <3ames Crosby; NewCanaanot Rrst Period— 1, Hartford, Samuelsson, 8 Goolles— Winnipeg, Reddick, 10-15-7 (24 Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Houston 42 (3ame2 — No. 7UConn vs. No. 2 Seton J 1986 9:00PM CB Paradise (CC) Claire be­ CB Joe Franklin Detroit 41 16 .719 2'/z 58 [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet (Hull, Maciver), 17:38 (pp). 2, Horfford, shots-21 saves). Vancouver, Me Leon, 17-13-2 Hall, noon Southington 1 W W IIarea comes involved with the son of a man Milwaukee 37 19 .661 6 (Olaluwon 10), Utah 67 (Malone, Eaton CLASSL [LIFE ] E/R ® INN News Ferraro 34 (Samuelsson, MacDermId), (26-26). 14). Assists— Houston 18 (F lo vd 9), Utah 33 Gome 3 — No. 6 Providence vs. No. 3 2 Long times Ethan has hated for 20 years (60 min.) (in [H B O ] Vigilante: Right or Wrong (CC) A— 14,460. Atlanta 36 24 .600 9 * Secondround ■ [M A X ] Crazy .About the Movies: Gre­ An examination of the increasing trend of (3® Later With Bob Costas Guest; Dennis 19:12. Penalties— Maloney, Har (hook­ Chicago 34 24 .586 10 ( Stockton 17) .Total fouls— Houston29, Utah Syracuse, 2:X p.m. Stereo) ing), 1:30; Peterson, Har (tripping), 11:22; Thursdoy'sgomes 3 Govern (c)1989 by NEA. Inc gory Peck - His Own Man (CC) Peck nar­ vigilantism in the United States and the Miller ("Saturday Night Live ") Indlono 16 42 .276 7B 16. A— 12,444. Game 4 — St. John's-BC winner vs. CT) ^63 America's All-Star Salute to Eli­ Lacombe, Edm (tripping), 15:04; Tlk - No. 1 Georgetown, 7 p.m. Upper bracket; Wolcott at Basslck- rates this profile of his life which includes consequences for society WESTERN CONFERENCE Brldgeport; Newtown at Grasso Tech- zabeth Taylor (CC) Bob Hope, Michael [C N N ] Newsnight Update kanen, Edm (hooking), 18:32. Game 5 — No. 5 Vlllanovo vs. No. 4 clips and interviews with Lauren Bacall and [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire Midwest Division Groton; Middletown at Masuk-Monroe (7 Jack Lemmon (60 .nin.) Jackson, Stevie Wonder, Kenny Rogers, [D IS ] Zorro Second Period— 3, Hartford, DIneen 37 W L PCI. OB Bullets119,Hawks111 Pittsburgh, 9:30 p.m. (Maloney, Francis), 6:18. 4, Hartford, Baseball Saturday’s Games p.m .); Bristol Easternot Shelton'. Carol Burnett, Dudley Moore and other ce­ [M A X ] MOVIE: The Sicilian' (CC| [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow Utoh 37 23 .617 — Lower bracket: St. Bemard-Montvilleat [T M C ] MOVIE: ‘Allan Quatermain and lebrities salute Elizabeth Taylor as she re­ Based on Mario Puzo's best-selling ac­ DIneen 38 (Francis, M aciver), 8:57. 5, Houston 4 (3ome 6 — (3ame 2 winner vs. Game 3 the Lost City of Gold' Quatermain and his Edmonton, Carson 44 (Messier, Jons- 32 26 .552 Kennedv-Waterbury; Wtlby-Waterbury at ceives the America's Hope Award (60 count of Salvatore Giuliano, a fierce Italian 1 :35AM CB Love Boat Dallas 31 27 .534 5 A T L A N T A (111) winner, 1:30 p.m. bride-to-be discover a lost civilization son), 13:35 (pp). 6, Hartford, Ferraro 35, Levingston 4-12 2411, Wilkins 1224 7038, Game 7 — Game 4 winner vs. (Jame 5 (Tteshire; Naug(rtuck at Bristol Central; min.) (In Stereo) bandit who led the battle for Sicily's right Denver 32 28 .533 5 Hardlng-Brldgeport at East Lyme. CELEBRITY CIPHER while searching for the adventurer's long- 1 :45AM [H B O ] m o v i e : Mountain 14:19. Penalties— Samuelsson, Har M.Malone4-11121318, Rlvers250-04, Theus winner, 4 p.m. Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present. to secede. Christopher Lambert. Terence San Antonio 14 44 .241 22 CLASSM CD Untouchables Men’ Two fur trappers battle the ele­ (holding), :18; KurrI, Edm (roughing), Exhibition baseball standings 1- 72-24, Carr252-38,Bottle2122616,Koncak Sunday's (Some Each letter in the cipher stands for another. Today's clue: O equals W. lost brother. Richard Chamberlain, Sharon Stamp, Joss Ackland. 1987. Rated R. (In Miami 8 50 .IX 78 Secondround Stone, James Earl Jones. 1987. Rated PG. i^P) Cheers (CC) Frasier and Lilith hire ments, encroaching civilization and Indians 4:13; Lowe, Edm (hIgh-stIckIng), 7:05; Pacific Division 20200, Ferrell4O208, Webb1-32-24,Tolbert (Same 8 — Game 6 winner vs. Game 7 Stereo) TIkkanen, Edm (delay of gome), 8:47; 21200. Totals39-8632-38 111. Wednesdoy'sgames (In Stereo) Norm as their interior decorator (R) (In to preserve their lifestyle. Charlton Heston, AMERICAN LEAGUE L.A. Lakers 41 18 .695 — winner, 2:30 p.m. Beukeboom, Edm (boarding), 10:01; Cote, Upper bracket C F H S J I A a G A C S L G P H Stereo) [U S A ] Miami Vice Brian Keith. 1980. Rated R. W L Pet. Phoenix 37 21 ,6X 3'/z Prince Tech-Harttord 56, Morgan School- [U S A ] She-Ra: Princess of Power Har (hooking), 13:01; Samuelsson, Har Kansas City 5 1 .833 WASHINGTON (119) (57) Mystery!; Agatha Christie's Miss 1 1 :20PM (24) MOVIE: Sherlock Seottle 36 22 .621 4'/j Cllnton47 (T IC B S News (CC) (In Stereo) 2:00AM CB People’s Court (slashing), 16:03; Bobych, Har (tripping), Seattle 5 1 .833 Golden State 33 24 .579 7 Catledge 213 2-6 14, King 1221 1-1 31, CYZMCQSYCFA D M C S 6:30PM Marpie (CC) An old woman believes that Holmes and the Secret Weapon' The 17:14; Anderson, Edm (slashing), 19:09; C. Jones 1-10-02, J.Malone12-S28X, Walker Aquinas-New Britain 67, Jonathan Law- L G J (Jj) Dave Del Dotto: Financial Freedom Cleveland 4 2 .667 Portland X 28 .517 lO'/z Mllford65 CB (40; ABC News (CC) she is a witness to a murder that was com­ master sleuth uses his repertoire of dis­ Maciver, Har (slashing), 19:54. Toronto 4 2 .667 2- 5 21 4, Williams 210 OO 12,Gront4O20 (301 Money. Money, Money Sacramento 16 43 .271 25 Bowling Kolbe-Cathedral-Bridgeport 65, St. Paul- OD Jeffersons (CC) mitted on board a passing train. (70 min.) guises to ensure the safety of a weapon Chicago 5 3 .625 L.A. Clippers 11 49 .183 X'/2 8, Alarle272-28, Colter 40208, Eock les 1-120 C Y Z M C F D L — F H J Y A Third Period— 7, Hartford, Francis 24 2. Totals 54-94 11-18119. Brlstol64 Part 1 of 2 created to destroy Hitler Basil Rathbone. @8! Home Shopping Spree Boltimore 3 2 .600 Wednesday's Games Lower bracket (22) (3® NBC News (CC) Nigel Bruce, Kaaren Verne 1942 (Maloney, Jennings), 5:13. 8, Edmonton, Minnesota 3 2 .600 Boston 104, Chicago 95 [A & E ] Vladimir Ashkenazy A profile of [A & E ] The Arts and Glasnost: Writer Plainfield 80, Bunnell-Strottord 79 (O T ) M C D L M S J . (24) (57/ Nightly Business Report Huddy 11 (Carson, Simpson), 13:53. 9, Milwaukee 4 3 .571 Washington 119, Atlanto 111 Atlanta 33 18 27 33— 111 the Russian pianist in concert with the 1 1 :30PM ( B ® ) Nightline (CC) [D IS ] Return to Treasure Island (CC) Edmonton, TIkkanen 31 (Huddy, Washington 33 29 29 28— 119 North Haven78, Farmlngton69 (38i Family Ties (CC) California 3 3 .500 Denver 112, Charlotte 99 Elks PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "People love me because they know I like them Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (60 min.) Jim is framed lor murder and escapes from KurrI), 16:10 (pp). 10, Horfford, Detroit 2Polnt goal— Wilkins. Fouled out— Notre Dame-FOlrfleld 97, Ledyard 72 (B (H) Morton Downey Jr. 3 3 ,500 L A. Lakers 127, Miami 87 Tony DeSimone 351, Fran Chartler Immaculate-Danbury 65, Sheehan- and because I've been around for a thousand years." — George Burns. ;61) Love Connection [C N N ] Larry King Live Jamaica with Long John Silver; Silver’s DIneen 39 (Francis), 19:15 (en). New York 3 3 .500 Detroit 112, Seattle 96 None. Rebounds— Atlonta 45 (M.Malone :ii; Honeymooners Penalty— Ferraro, Har (tripping), 14:54. 12), Washington 55 (Walker 14). Assists— 162389, Paul Ford 140-385, Jeff Duhalne Walllngford56 [A8 Allie (CC) Mack works to clear Gary; Greg seeks the fleet. Jack Balance, Carol Lynley. Barry Noonan, Chi (roughing), 13:03; B.Mur­ Beach, Fla., 1:05 p.m. Coll, of Idaho 80, Oregon Tech 66 Answer If you want to succeed as a violinist, this ray, Chi (hooking), 16:21; Daneyko, NJ, 15. A— 14,890. Wednesdoy'sgames person who revealed damaging informa­ [A & E ] Edge and Beyond Morse. 1979 Montreal vs. N .Y. Yankees at Fort TOURNAMENTS Semifinals Is how you have to get Involved with your Cl.t) INN News tion about Meg's custody (60 min.) (In mlnor-malor (roughing, fighting), 20:00; Association of MId-ContInent Universities m usIc-UP TO YOUR CHIN [CNN] Newsnight 3:00AM Cs]} Home Shopping Over­ Burke, N J, mlnor-misconduct, served by Lauderdale, Fla., 1:Xp,m . Cromwell 31, Wheeler-North Stonlngton (2® M*A*S*H Stereo) St. Louis vs. Texos at Port Charlotte, Fla., Champlonthip 29 [E S P N ] Women's Basketball: Southern night Service (3 hrs.) Carlsson, (leaving crease), 20:00; Presley, Nuggets 112, Hornets 99 (3® (40) Win, Lose or Draw m HeartBeat (CC) Joanne battles a 1 :X p.m. SW Missouri St. 73, Ill.-Chlcogo 67 Cal at Stanford (2 hrs ) (Live) Chi, mlnor-misconduct (roughing), 20:00; Rec Hoop Westbrook52,PortlandX female Russian surgeon who performs (if) White Shadow Toronto vs. Chicago White Sox at Big West Conference Championship Now bock in Block. Jumbto Book No. 6 it avBllBblB lor S2.M. which InclutfM poBlBO* (3® (61) Newhart (CC). Manson,Chi,malor (fighting),20:00; Pang, D EN VER (112) First Round snd handling, from Jumbla, c/o thiB nawspapof. P.O. Bo* 4 )M , Orlando, f l 32602-43M. needless hysterectomies on her country­ [LIFE ] Lady Blue Cl8j Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) Sarosoto, Flo., 1 :X p.m. Saturdov'sgame [A8iE] World of Survival Chi, served by Creighton (leaving English 12-20 7-7 31, Schaves 27 1-1 9, Resno St. 64, San Jose St. 60 Includa your nama. addraaa and tip coda and maka your chock payabla to Nawapaparbooka. women; a psychic wills her tumor away. [USA] New Mike Hammer crease), 20:00. Minnesota vs. Los Angeles ot Vero Westbrook vs. Cromwell at O ntral Conn. [A & E ] Rising Damp When Alan and Phi­ Beoch, Flo., 1:X p.m. Rasmussen 9-16 20 18, Cook 2-8 20 4, UC Irvine 68, Pacific U. 62 StateUnlversltv,5p.m. ' [C N N ] Crossfire (60 min.) (Postponed from an earlier date) lip prepare for a blind date, Rigsby lectures Third Period— 9, New Jersey, Muller 26 Adams 7-18 40 20, T urner27208, Cooper 27 ECAC Metro NY-NJ Tournament 12:05AM ( B Pat Sajak Oakland (ss) vs. Seattle at Tempe, Midgets [E S P N ] College Basketball: Ohio Valley d 3 m [CNN] News them on the evils of permissiveness (Kurvers, Broten), :29 (pp). 10, Chlcogo, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. 2-38,Davls2122514.Totals42951222112. Semifinals Roenick 5 (Groham, Larm er), :54. 11, Conference Championship (2 hrs.) (Live) 1 2:30AM (B St. Elsewhere California (ss) vs. San Francisco at Kean 116, N Y U 78 Mahoney- Jazz 26 (Jeff Crockett 9, ClD INN News [C N N ] Headline News Overnight New Jersey, Broten 13 (Muller, CIrella), Scottsdale, ArIz., 3:05 p.m. C H A R L O TTE (99) N.J. Tech 88, Stony Brook 79 Rich Prenetta 4, Mike Tencellent also [HBC] MOVIE; 'Rad' (CC) Despite his [E S P N ] Thoroughbred Sports Digest 3:20. 12, New Jersey, Broten 14 (T® Synchronal ( B Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) San Diego vs. Cleveland at Tucson, Tripucka 9-20 3-4 21, Rambis 213 29 16, ECAC Upstate New York Division III played well) Huskies X (Brendan Calendar upcoming entrance exams, a college- (D.Brown, Kurvers), 13:32. Penalties— Ariz., 3:05 p.m. CuretonO-0200, Chapmon 2162017, Holton Semifinals Prindivllle 7, Kevin Repoll 4, Josh Astrograph bound, teen-ager can't resist the lure of (22) (3® L.A. Law |CC| Kuzak represents a (221 (3® Late Night With David Letter- 3:05AM (B News (R) Noonan, Chi (roughing), :07; Artanson, Chi Mllwoukee vs. Chicago Cubs at Mesa, 2-7 2-2 6, Reid 214 1-2 13, Kempton 2-220 4, Albany, N.Y. 85, St. John Rsher 75 Buckno and Mike GlalopassI also competitive BMX bike racing. Bill Allen. client accused of rape; Roxanne resents man (R) (In Stereo) (tripping), 18:13. Bogues 2-5204, Rowsom21200, Hoppen 5-9 (3eneseo St. 85. Hamilton 81 played well) Lon Laughlin, Valia Shire. 1986. Rated PG. her lover's pillow talk. (60 min.) (R) (In 3:30AM [A & E ] French and Saunders Ariz., 3:05 p.m. (261 Sea Hunt Guest; comic Roy Castle Shots on goal— New Jersey 19-8-t4— 41. California (ss) vs. Oakland (ss) at 4014, Curry 1-22-24. Totals 37-89223199. Gulf South Conference Lakers 42 (Dominique Santos 18, TODAY (In Stereo) Stereo) Chicago 11-13-10— 34. Peter JullanI 10, Justin Comolll 7) (3® Alfred Hitchcock Presents Phoenix, 3:05 p.m. Championship Boys Basketball win over^a reluctant ally today if you Hi) Newhart (CC). 3:40AM CB Nightwatch Joined in Power-ploy Opportunities— New Jersey Denver 31 34 34 33— 113 Jacksonville St. 85, Livingston St. 74 Gunners 26 (Greg Ryan 15, Ryan 48 Hours (CC) An exami­ Boston vs. KansosCItyatHalnesCIty, Fla., Class S Division show a willingness to make specific 8:00PM CB (4® Hollywood Squares Progress 4 of 7; Chlcogo 1 of 5. Charlotte 34 33 39 33— 99 NAIA Olschefskle 5, Paul Jendrzelczyk 4) Westbrook at Coventry, 7:X ^ o u r nation of the effects of the drug "crack " [A 8iE] The Arts and Glasnost: Writer 7:35 p.m. compromises or concessions without Goalies— New Jersey, Burke, 21-25-9 (34 Friday'sGames 2Polnt goals— Adams 2, Chapman. Championship on Washington, D C (60 min.) (In Stereo) [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Body Double' An unem­ shots-29 soves). Chicago, Pang (29-24), Chicago White Sox vs. Boston at Winter Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Denver 56 Belmont 98, Lincoln Memorial 81 ^ B ir t h d a y having to be asked. Take the initiative. ployed Hollywood actor becomes Impli­ Belfour, 4-12-3 (:29 third, 12-10). (Cooper 12), Charlotte 56 (Rambis 18). Cent. Washington 73, W. Washington 67, CB (.4® Fine Romance (CC) Murderers Haven, Flo., 1 p.m. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Conditions that pursue Louisa and Michael In an old Irish cated In a bizarre murder scheme. Craig Pittsburgh vs. St. Louis at St. Petersburg, Assists— Denver 32 (Adams 12), ChorlotteSO OT have a direct Influence upon your work Wasson, Melanie Griffith, Gregg Henry The Little Theatre of (Bogues 11). Coll, of Charleston 66, Lander 52 March 10,1989 castle. (60 min ) (Postponed from an ear­ Fla., 1 p.m. or career should be rather favorable for 1984, Rated R Canadlen83,Capitals2 Montreal vs. Atlanta at West Polm Drurv 79, Mo. Western 69 lier date R) you both today and tomorrow. Do ev­ Beach, Fla., 1:05 p.m. Pistons 112, SuperSonlcs96 Guilford 92, Belmont Abbey 75 East Hartford Movers, Inc From time to time In the year ahead you CB Untouchables 10:10PM C67) Mystery!: Agatha Manchester, Inc. Hastings 78, Midland Lutheran 71 erything within your means to capitalize Washington 0 1 1— 2 Philadelphia vs. Cincinnati at Plant are likely to make Important revisions in (Tl) MOVIE: 'Romantic Comedy' Two Christie's Miss Marpie (CC) The en­ City, Flo., 1:05 p.m. S. Arkansas 77, U. of the Ozorks 71 on this trend. tombed body's identity is verified; the pol­ Montreal 0 1 2—3 S E A T T L E (96) St. Ambrose 92, Dordt 85 your attitude and philosophy in order to playwrights have trouble synchronizing First Period— None. Penalty— Ludwig, N.Y. Mets vs. N .Y. Yankees at Fort VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A calculated ice search for Harold; Miss Marpie plays an Me Key 2134-421, Cage2-72-26, Llster281-1 Taylor 80, Marlon, WIs. 68 A Family Run Business keep pace with changing events. These their interest in each other. Dudley Moore, presents 1 Lauderdale, Fla., 1 :X p.m. Mon (cross-checking), 9:10, 9, Ellls2192018,McMlllan272-48, McDaniel risk could be in order today pertaining Mary Stoenburgen, Ron Leibman. 1983. enlightening visit to the Crackenthorpe Second Period— 1, Washington,G.Court- Houston vs. Detroit ot Lakeland, Fla., 1 :X W. Montana 88, Northern St.,S.D. 67 adjustments will prove to be very 215 2010, Lucas 2-51-26, Reynolds 213 28 William Carev 85, Tougaloo 83 to a situation you have been pondering lawyer. (80 min.) Part 2 of 2. nall 31 (Sheehy, Gould), :50. 2,Montreal, p.m. Proudly Announces Its constructive. Cl8' MOVIE: 'The Green Promise' A man Los Angeles vs. Baltimore at Miami., 1:35 14, Schoene 23 20 0, Poivnice 20 2-4 2, National Christian Collegiate Athletic at length. If you feel bold action will Im­ and his four children scratch out a living on Smith M (Keane, Svoboda), 13:27. A.Johnson 1-3 20 2.Totals36-93222596. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Conditions Penalties— Johansson, Was (holding), p.m. Association prove your position, be bold. their (arm Walter Brennan, Marguerite Semifinals continue to look promising for you 3:04; Rouse, Was (holding), 7:36; Walter, Texos vs. Toronto at Dunedin, Fla., Location At 59 Burnside LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Take immedi­ Chapman, Natalie Wood. 1948. 1:35 p.m. D E TR O IT (113) Christopher Heritage 72, Master's 47 through arrangements you have with TH Mon (high-sticking), 13:44; Svoboda, Aguirre 214 1-2 11, Mahorn 29 24 13, Ohio Valley Conference ate advantage of anything that devel­ (20) MOVIE; 'Kruir A young warrior at­ HALL FOR RENT Mon (holding), 16:05. Kansas City vs. Minnesota at Orlando, friends and social contacts. The poten­ Flo., 1:35 p.m. Lalmbeer 1214 0^) 20, Dumars 2101211 20, Semifinals Avenue, East Hartford, CT ops tor you today through a shared ar­ tempts to rescue his bride (rom evil space For parlies, showers, receptions, Third Period— 3, Montreal, Green 1, Thomas 12-21 2-2 27, Rodman 211 1-2 11, Austin Peay 74, Murray St. 65 tial for mutual benefits will grow in pro­ invaders. Ken Marshall, Lysette Anthony, 4, Washington, G.Courtnall 32 Seattle vs. Milwaukee ot Chandler, rangement you have with another. This 7:06. V. Johnson 4-11208, Edwards 1-1202.Totals Middle Tenn. 8>, E. Kentucky 64 portion to the good will you establish. Freddie Jones. 1983. meetings. Complete kitchen facilities. (Gould, Hunter), 7:55.5, Montreal, Naslund Ariz., 3:05 p.m. 47-91 17-21 112. Frank N. Serignese, Sr., opportunity Is likely to be of a fleeting San Diego vs. Oakland at Phoenix, 3:05 Southland Conference Get a jump on life by understanding the I.arge enclosed parking lot. Inquire; 28 (Svoboda, Smith), 9:55 (pp). Penalty— Seattle 36 18 35 27— 96 Championship nature. (22) (30) Cosby Show (CC) Sondra and El- p.m. Influences which are governing you in vin got child-rearing advice from their fami­ b Y Stevens, Was (cross-checking),9:39. Detroit 35 30 34 33— 113 McNeese St. 85, North Texas 66 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Fortunate­ Shots on goal— Washington 11-13-10— 34. Chlcogo Cubs vs. San Francisco at 2Polnt goals— Ellis 2, McKev, Lucas, Its President, Was The the year ahead. Send for your Astro- lies (In Stereo) Lithuanian Haii ^ i s b o p Scottsdale, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. Trans America Athletic Conference ly, you are a fast thinker today and you Montreal 8-17-10— 35. Thomas. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Semifinals Graph predictions today by mailing $1 (24) MOVIE: 'Sherlock Holmes & the 24 QOLWAY STREET J o h n Power-play Opportunities— Washington Collfornia vs. Cleveland at Tucson, might be required to make some quick Seattle 49 (M cKey, Ellis 8), Detroit 61 Ark.-LIttle Rock 60, Stetson 59 Former President of to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, Woman in Green' Basil Rathbone, Nigel MANCHESTER 0 of 3; Montreal 1 of 3. Ariz., 3:05 p.m. decisions. Have faith in your judgment, (Lalmbeer 19). Assists— Seattle 24 Centenary 76, Houston Baptist 69 P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101- Bruce Cat batoi* t P.M. Goalies— Washington, Beaupre, 3-2-0 (35 (McMlllan6), (3etrolt29(Thomasl2). Western Athletic Conference Manchester Movers With because your first thoughts are likely to PhotW 643-0818 shots-32 saves). Montreal, Roy, 28-5-4 3428. Be sure to stale your zodiac sign. (2® MOVIE: Kiss Me. Kill Me' A police First Round be worthy ones. (34-32). ARIES (Marcli 21-April 19) Your woman sets herself up as bait to catch a Utah 70, San Diego St. 57 36 Years In The Moving SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. 21) Con­ & A — 16,937. Maverlcks99,TrallBlazers92 chances for success today will be large­ psychotic killer Stella Stevens, Michael March 11.12,17 18.1989 ditions continue to look encouraging for Radio, T V Business. ly dependent upon your ability to make Anderson, Robert Vaughn 1976 you where your material Interests are P O R TL A N D (92) ( ) quick, on-the-spot adjustments and de­ (3.® MOVIE: 'The Wilby Conspiracy' A 203 289-9539 concerned. Be alert lor unusual hap­ Kersey 9-19 21 18, Jones 2-6 04) 4, cisions to deal with developments as black revolutionary and a mining engineer PUBUC AUCTION Duckworth 215 1-1 9, Drexler 11-22 1-2 23, "For A Pleasant Move" penings that could enhance your possi­ set off across the country to locate dia­ East Hartford Middle School Volleyball TODAY they arise. Be flexible. Porter 2126-612, Bowie 1-904)2, JohnsonUO bilities lor personal accumulation. monds. hidden a decade before, to finance 5 p.m. — College basketball: Transa- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A way to 300 RARE COINS merlco Athletic Conference Champion­ 04) 10, Wheeler 4-5 04) 8, Anderson 1-4 04) 2, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You're their guerrilla warfare Sidney Poitior, Mi­ Steppe2-404)4.Totals42-10621092. improve upon something Important in 777 Burnside Ave. ship, ESPN Frank N. Serignese, Sr. extremely resourceful today and this chael Caine. Nicol Williamson. 1975. s e v e r a l U.S. GOLD COINS / RARE DATE which you're presently involved may oc­ 6:15 p.m. — College basketball: .73® could prove to be beneficial to you as (57) Tom Peters; The Leadership Alli­ GEM BU SILVER DOLLARS / CtRCULATED AND DALLAS (99) <160 Oal. Min.) Rec volleyball Conlslus vs. Hartford, Channel 18, Nicholas F. Serignese cur to you today. Even if it means mak­ ance Four business leaders share how WKHT Dantlev 218 7-10 23, Perkins 4-11 4-4 12, Prfo0$ iut>l»et to ohongo. well as to people with whom you’ll be in­ UNCIRCULATED SILVER DOLLAR ROLLS. Gen. Tickets '8.00 ing an abrupt change In direction, it each has forged a successful uiliii ■'■e ue- American Division — Playoff semifi­ 7:30 p.m. — Capitals at Bruins, NESN Donaldson 7-11 5-6 19, Harper 4-14 23 12, Richanj F. Serignese volved. Don’t hide your Ingenuity under Miny IrMWbmni Quilly Coire art mfimartmS In Ma auoton. nals: Economy Electric 15-6, 15-10; 7:30 p.m. — Canadlens at Nordlaues, Blackman 7-17 28 22, Tvler 21 20 0, Manchester • 645-8393 should be seriously considered. tween management and workers. (60 Inspection 4 Grading 11 A.M. until 1 P.M. Students and Seniors *6.00 Luigi's def. Spike 15-12, 6-15, 15-11. Davis 2-21-16, Williams 251-25. Totals 34-79 GEMINI (May 21-Ju n o 20) Certain facts a bushel. min.) SportsChannel AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Situa­ Notional Division — Playoff semifi­ 7:30 p.m. — College basketball: Ohio 2234 99. you've been eager to acquire but un­ (6i) MOVIE: 'The Chosen' A (riandship SUNDAY • MARCH 12 • 1 PM nals: North Enders def. Manchester Valiev Conference Championship, Portland 31 33 32 37— 93 able to obtain where a joint venture Is tions over which you'll have the least slowly develops between a worldly, assi­ HOUDAV INN KT B R AD IIY HTTL AIRPORT Property Maintenance 15-5, 3-15, 15-8; Delias 19 23 30 27— 99 for tickets call ESPN WILSON concerned could be revealed to you to­ amount of control are likely to be the milated Jew and the son of a Hassidic Purdy Corporation def. ABA Tool & Die 9:30 p.m. — College basketball: 2Polnt goals— Harper 2, Davis. Fouled te ELLA T. QRASSO TURNPIKE • WINDSOR LOCKS, CT 15-12, 15-11. day. They should enable you to gel a ones that work out the best for you to­ rabbi Based on Chaim Potok's novel Atlantic 10 Championship, ESPN out— Porter. Rebounds— Portland 56 (Ker­ Robby Benson, Maximilian Schell, Rod Wilson Auction Service • (813) 827-6563 Women's League — Playoff semlfl- sey 9), Dallas 61 (Perkins 17). Assists— O IL CO. clearer picture of which way to go. day. If things are running smoothly, 11:30 p.m. — College basketball: Steiger 1981 646-7584 nols: Nassiff Arms def. Gunthrle Fence Southeastern Conference first-round Portland 26 (Drexler 6), Dallas 24 (Harper, 14 YEARS OF QUAUTV SERVICE CANCER (June 21-July 22) You can don’t upset the applecart. 15-9, 11-15, 15-7. game, NESN Blackmon 8). MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Mar. 9, 1989 - 17 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Mar. 9, 19B9 KIT 'N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright DILLON by Steve Dickenson SNAFU by Bruce Beattie lo H VUK// piutoN's aaw6- /wv - m t DID/TFOR«,to6<'miS L s ^ e 's 6om jyouii~i CALLINOj iK/u-M MissUisseD. ------— i------"Z — pS p 1£ IV|E FOCUS/Advice I i DOTHBR6<5H a n d & ^ t t /n g NdI^^K^CARL'/IE Pf'VAINS A LL ms e E (? M s o n i t /.// WOUR MOM! SrciBBS/// ------NOT/MV How to deal with a son who sells drugs /MOA\//, fCi DEAR ABBY: I think DEAR PERPLEXED; You're program. T know the answer to my right, you do have the answer to your NO NAME prolbem. but I need problem. I think you .should warn Paul your advice. and give him the chance to quit this DEAR NO NAME; Your hostess I have good reason to Dear Abby risky, illegal business before he ends was rude. What happened to her believe that my eldest up either in prison, or even dead. You “ good manners’’? PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz son (I’ll call him Paul) Abigail Van Buren need have no qualms of conscience I have dealt with this problem A is dedling drugs. I have about blowing the whistle. If your.son before. If company .should drop in 3-9 goes to prison, at lea.st he’ll be alive, MAVBE YOU COULP START PO YOU HAVE ANY suspected his selling uninvited to find their friends watch­ mari.iuana for years. and will have a chance to go straight ing a television program, it's BY TRYING TO 60 FOR JUST IPEA HOIa) PAINFUL A Over the last few years eventually. perfectly all right for the surprise ONE HOUR LUITHOUT SETTING migraine cam be IT'S he’s become a chronic gVERi^Rew Op, mb hosts to continue watching their PIRTV..UUHAT WOULP HAPPEN liar and braggart. I’ve ignored it until noticed that she has become more WOULDN'T FiT/NTH6 DEAR ABBY; Recently I was favorite program, and the drop-ins IF YOU TRIEPTHAT? 5-? he showed me a wad of money he materialistic over the past few years. invited to lunch at a friend’s home. My should not feel hurt. But when one Tiwy aittlt^ grace. claimed was $10,000. Since he hasn’t She’s buying a lot of clothes and hostess is a very nice woman with invites guests for lunch, the TV set "The only Farmer’s Almanac prediction that held a legitimate job in I.*) years. I’ve jewelry, and they’re living in a home good manners, but all during lunch should be turned off — unless, of came true was that its price would go up.” concluded that he’s .selling more than they could not afford on her salary (S> 1969 by NEA. Inc (there were just two of us), she kept course, the guest is just as eager to mantuana. alone. her TV soap opera on, and conse­ watch it as the host. i>C( Shortly after showing me the Abby, I know in my heart the be.st I Me lur’ quently we had no chance to visit. thing I could do for my son would be to AP p hoto ir money, he bought his wife a new car. (She didn’t turn down the volume; in Weddino bells? Wedding bills! Who povs He said he paid cash for it . He has also notify the sheriff, but I worry about tor what and everything else you need to BUGS BUNNY by Warner Broa. fact, she turned it up.) bragged about owning a gun. what will happen to my grandson if know It you're planning a wedding con be BURNS CELEBRATES — Comedian HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by Dik Browne tound In Abby's booklet, "How to Have a Paul s wife is pleasant enough, but I Paul is arrested. If it were anyone Please comment in your column on Lovely Weddino." Send your name and George Burns, who opened Wednesday HEARD ELMER FUDOWAS I THOUGHT I’D else. I’d contact the authorities. people keeping their television sets on oddress, plus check or money order tor $2.89 IN THE HOSPITAL' 1 COME OYER ANP feel that she does nothing to stop him to: Deor Abby, Wedding Booklet, P.O. Box night at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, when they have guests. She didn’t I'UL ORPBR /e o A ^ 0BBF... FRIBP IT^ Hl$ ^iPTMPAr C H £ £ R him UR' from doing whatever he is into. In Please help me. 447, Mount Morris, III, 61054. (Postoge Is celebrates the success of his new book, fact. I think she encourages him. I’ve PERPLEXED IN CALIFORNIA even ask me if I wanted to see that Included.) FOR 0OTH CFlCI^BM...eL^^BP "Gracie: A Love Story," by cutting a cake OF f a m -. a n p , f o r . WIT OF THE WORLD in the shape of the book at a party at PBe€>aRX'SMOKBP Caesars Tuesday night. With Burns is ^ A U ^ A O ^ — Three cars are doing well Caesars’ representative Stacey Vitto. in long-term performances 0.,<"l>uou , 9 m x . i^N cip, yo iX R "y k >g5 h t t t w W r -mEN HOBOW EVEP 5AIP Tl*l cancer in your prostate gland. The cancer cells may THAT P^opLe food technologists sampled breasts, thighs and much better than the parts. The whole Empire Former President Reagan is due for a visit this EffriHS HFem? AJ2E ATO0CI0U5 6ETTOV&U? IT WAG EA?y TO ^ A ROUE have become activated again and spread to the AW youfe FUR 15 IHFE5 T some whole chickens, both brand-name and kosher chicken had breasts, but not thighs, that weekend to address employees of Vancouver i - , MOPEU R B L lB vB lymph channels, causing lymph blockage EP V/rm IH5KTT5. V store-brand, from markets in the New York City tastier than the cut-up Empire parts, and all were millionaire Jim Pattison. In my opinion, you need to know which of these z y A N Y T H IN G YOU area. Also included in the study were breasts of marred by excessive saltiness. Still, the whole birds The former president’s spokesman, Mark o O " possibilities is causing your problem. A lymphagio- "free-range” birds from a Manhattan butcher and of every one of those brands earned very good Weinberg, said Reagan will come to Penticton, gram would help indicate if the lymph nodes and j B l l T H £ M . / ' kosher chicken. marks from the tasters. about 150 miles east of Vancouver, to address channels are blocked — and why. During the te.st. a o From each brand, a sensory expert tasted at least The free-range chicken, dear to the nostalgic the Pattison Group convention. He declined to o substance ("d y e” ) that shows up on an X-ray is six breasts and thighs, including parts cut from the memories of gourmets, did indeed prove quite give further details. 1 injected into the lymph channels in one foot. As the flavorful. But the breasts sampled were no tastier WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll whole birds. Two years ago, former U.S. Vice President material works its way up into the body, serial than some brand-name and supermarket brea.sts. By and large, the chicken turned out to be very Walter Mondale addressed the convention. In X-ray exposures are obtained. The films will show HI / WHATfe AAARION CAREFUlU.. .VO/JR N EXT F=U/'iNY HCW I CAN KEEP A good, but some samples were better than others. And the free-range breasts were stunningly 1985, comedian Bob Hope appeared. the location, extent and type of blockage. expensive — $6.98 a pound, or more than double to > 0 /J R /ARCH I BAUD ‘oENTENCE COUi-DCDST STRAJ6HT F/ACE WHEN MV Differences among samples of the same brand were The Pattison Group, a private company with 1969 by NEA. Inc Also, a biopsy of your pro.state gland would N /A M E ? /VF(^AR(5-UE. YOU SOAAE TEETH. WELU'BEISie IS IN PERIU. triple the price of the other parts. interests in supermarkets, car dealerships, demonstrate the presence or absence of active While the brand-name chicken parts sampled radio stations and neon lighting, has annual were generally more expensive than their super­ cancer cells. sales of about $1.89 billion (in Canadian NORTH 3-9-8 *N, If your edema is due to scar tissue, the problem is market counterparts, these wasn’t always more Our Language m oney). ♦ 7 3 Bridge permanent and no specific therapy will help. edible meat to justify the extra money. Some ♦ 8 7 4 Periodic bed rest or the use of diuretic (kidney ♦ K Q 10 brand-name chicken parts, notably Purdue and stimulation) medicine may reduce the amount of ♦ A K J 10 5 To erase or remove, expunge. If you ever misuse Empire breasts, were indeed meatier than some Diana: ‘Kick the habit’ edema. „ _ , this verb in your writing, be certain to expunge it. supermarket brand parts. But certain supermarket WEST EAST my with a diamond to take the spade On the other hand, if cancer cells are the culprit, brand parts provided more cooked meat than some LONDON (AP) — Princess Diana marked ♦ 5 ♦ Q982 Guarding against Slumber sleeps lightly or dozes. It ends with finesse. That worked, but unfortunate­ more radiation or — better yet — hormone therapy, brand-name parts. In any event, buxomness alone National No Smoking Day by visiting lung ♦ A K Q 5 ♦ J 10 3 lumber, which you’ll remember if you saw a wood the improbable ly West showed out. There was no i t could sub.stanlially reduce edema. The use of cancer patients at a London hospital and ♦ J 7 4 3 ♦ 9 8 6 2 while you slumber. doesn’t make a chicken a good buy; the meatiest ♦ 9 6 3 2 ♦ 8 4 longer any way to avoid losing a trick CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vane* Rodewall female hormones will often retard the growth of parts were neither the cheapest per portion nor the wishing good luck to smokers trying to kick the By James Jacoby to the queen, so declarer was down tumors involving the male genital tract. QUESTION: In a book about the American tastiest. habit. SOUTH one. Ask your doctor to refer you to the urological Indians. I came across the word hogan. What does All the chickens sampled were reasonably tender, The princess, who has banned smoking at her ♦ A K.J 10 6 4 Neither North nor South could bid Declarer’s safety play was ill-con­ ♦ 9 6 2 .service at a teaching center for a second opinion. that mean? and the differences in flavor were usually pretty Kensington Palace home and is a patron of the no-trump with only three small ceived. Sure, laying down the ace pro­ WHOA.. SONNABB For more information. I am sending you a copy of British Lung Foundation, handed out fake ♦ A 5 CHECK THIS A B ie ANSWER: Hogan comes from the Navajo (or small. As far as the food technologists can tell, hearts. So the bidding went round and tected against the singleton queen be­ my Health Report "The Prostate Gland.” Other cigarettes containing lists of helpful hints on ♦ Q 7 round until North belatedly raised OUT.' Navaho) word hooghan. which means “ hou.se, buying a brand-name bird won’t guarantee superior ing with West, but if West held a readers who would like a copy should send $1 with how to quit. Vulnerable: North-South South to four spades. Since the East- singleton spade, it was much more dwelling.” A typical hogan would be built of earth taste or even consistent quality. But you’re apt to their name and address to P.0. Box 91369, Up to a third of Britain’s 14.7 million smokers Dealer: South West hearts were divided 4-3, three likely to be any one of the other four and logs and covered with mud or sod. (Television pay a premium price for the brand name. B' Cleveland, Ohio 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the were expected to try to give up cigarettes no-trump would have been an easy missing spades. Here the right play is may yet to offer a series about the Navajos, but it’s Since none of the chicken parts tested proved West North East South contract. But it was up to South to to take a first-round finesse, hoping title. not “ The Hogan Family.” ) unduoly scrawny, you should ignore apparent Wednesday. On National No Smoking Day last 1 ♦ make four spades. that East has the queen. When it differences in meatiness. When you shop for year, 2.7 million did their best not to light up. Pass 2 ♦ Pass 2 ♦ The defense began with West taking works, the finesse can be repeated, Do you have a question or comment about our chicken, just compare the purchase price of your “ Good luck to all the people who are giving Pass 3 ♦ Pass 3 ♦ up smoking today,'' the princess told patients Pass 4 ♦ Pass Pass the A-K-Q of hearts and then switch­ and East can be denied a spade trick Dr. Gott is a syndicated coiumnist. Questions language? Please write to Jeffrey MrQuan, in care alternatives. Once you’ve identified the cheapest Pass ing to a diamond. Declarer won the even when he holds four to the queen. shouid be sent to; Dr. Gott, Manchester Herald, of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manches­ brand per pound, select the breasts or thighs that at St. Bartholomew's Hospital. ace in liis hand, cashed the ace of James Jacoby’s books “Jacoby on Bridge” ana P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. ter 06040. look plump. Opening lead: ♦ K spades, guarding against a singleton “Jacoby on Card Games" (written with his father, queen in West's hand, then got to dum­ the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available ai bookstores. Both are published by Pharos Books. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Mar. 9, 1989 - 19

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Im­ SOUTH End Colonial. NORTH Coventry. This some experience In view Tuesday thru Frl- applicani to be an optical mediate occupancy. Pristine 7 room Circa clean 3 bedroom Ranch with wooded privacy. .A,> from your teakettle by 1896 home, spacious One cul-de-sac street ^ dissolved by use welding, electrical and pouring In halt a cup of dav, 646-2789.______technician in our lens S289,0(X). U 8. R Realty, needs nothing but you. near Glastonbury line, hydraulics. Good pay INSURANCE office. 643-2692.0 parlor and foyer. 365' Close to schools, shop­ white vinegar and one grinding Dept. W e offer an deep lot. $170's. Blan­ spacious 9 room colon­ and excellent benefits. quart ot tap water. Heat to Clerical Including typ­ ping and commute all For Interview, call Ar- exceptional benefits program STUNNING Colonlol. chard & Rossetto Real­ on a little more than '/z ial with 3'/2 baths, 2 car rolling boll and let stand ing and telephone re- tors,” We’re Selling garage. Lovely private A bon Equipment Corp. Nine room, 2Vz both. acre ot North Coventry for one hour. Pour out aulred. Mature woman with starting rate of *6.00 back yard with pond of fuel additive In South Windsor at preferred. Call Jewell- Forest Hills home Is Houses" 646-2482.D land. $142,900. Phillips solution, fill with water, hourly and reviews in 90 & for fishing and pool. A 528-2015. England Insurance. ottered for a True Sole MANCHESTER. Three Real Estate, 742-1450o boll again and discard. IBO days. Call Bob Pound for Price, $236,900!I! Blan­ special area of special Add buildup to your 646-4662.______bedroom Cope In a ladder surgery. chard & Rossetto Real­ super location. Care­ MANCHESTER. Porter homes. $379,900 Anne By Daniel Q. Haney budget bv selling no- AIR CONDITION and re­ appt. Miller Real Estate, 647- The Associated Press In the technique, doctors push a RN’s/LPN’s tors," We're Selling free aluminum siding, Street School area. longer used furniture and frigeration technician. QSA OPTICAL Houses" 646-2482.0 Custom Ranch. Plas­ 8000.O______long needle into the patient’s Advincs to Excollanco Experience reaulred. hardwood floors, full appliances with a low-cost 649-3177 attic and basement for tered walls, 3 bed­ YOU’LL Never know un­ ■ f / abdomen, through the liver and Super now rate of pay. ad In Classified. 643-2711. Licensed. Good wages BOSTON — Injections of a For 3pm-11pm •hitt. Mondty-Fri> ______eoE______NORTH COVENTRY. storage. $137,900. D.W. rooms, 2 fireplaces, less you see for your- into the gallbladder. They then day. For full or part tima poaillont and benefits. Call 875- Charming, quality powerful solvent and two other BANKING. ComFed Sav­ Fish Realty, 643-1591 .□ garage, brick front. self. Eniov the replace it with a skinny tube and OR 3557.______built Dutch Colonial, new treatments should make ings has openings for Beltlore Realtors, 647- beautiful view of Hart­ infuse ether. Usually after a day 7pm*7am. evary Sat. and Sun. RETIRED Licensea FULL Time Clerical posi­ first floor family room ford's expansive sky­ gallbladder surgery unnecessary ASK ABOUT OUR CHILDCARE full time tellers In our EAST HARTFORD. 1413.______. 'H of treatment, the stones are gone, REIMBURSEMENT AND Nurse, 3-11, part time. tion. Telephone and with cathedral celling, line both day and night ■ for many of the 500,000 Ameri­ Manchester offices. 2 car garage with room Move-In condition. even when the gallbladder con­ NON-BENEFIT RATE OF PAY Call 649-2358.______direct contact with cus­ Qualified candidates COUNTRY Lot In An­ from this lovely 8 room cans who undergo the operation PROGRAMS tomers, accounts re­ tor lott/studio expan­ Lovely 6 room Ranch dover. Rural location tains many stones or ones that are LOOKING for opportuni­ should have at least 6 Dutch Colonial on each year, researchers reported For mora Information, call ties? We have a career ceivable, record keep­ sion. $247,900. Phillips on nice lot In family but close to town. Lots Ralph Road In Man­ especially large. DIractor of Nuraing. months of cashiering Real Estate, 742-1450. area. Partlallyflnlshed today. opportunity In our ing, some typing. experience and eniov o of trees. Build from chester. Four bed­ Patients can go home within a . Crestlleld Insurance and benef- family room In base­ your plans or use ours. rooms, 2.5 baths, 2 Mayo Clinic doctors described manager trainee pro­ dealing with people on MANCHESTER. Lots of ment. Roof 2 years old. Ate day or two and quickly return to Convalescant Home gram. Willingness to Its. Call 647-9137. Or buy the land now to fireplaces. In-ground in the New England Journal of Manchester. CT a regular basis. We closets and storage Vinyl siding and tilt out work. By contrast, gallbladder work hard. Imagina­ PART Time position open otter on the lob train­ spoce In this 3 bedroom build In the future. pool and lots more. Medicine their use of methyl 643-5151 windows. Call for more Good sized lot will take Call to see today. surgery requires a week in the tion and Initiative are tor bright, energetic ing and also have an Cope. Two full baths, details. $159,(X)0. Realty tert-butyl ether, a substance that the requirements. Start Individual at New Eng­ 0 comfortable size $289,900. Jackson & hospital and six weeks of excellent fringe benef­ formal dining. Eco­ World, Benoit, home. Get started In until now has been used largely as at up to $800/week It land Video. Previous its package. Interested nomical to heat. A nice Jackson Real Estate, recuperation. ENERGETIC Individual Frechette Associates, housing and build your 647-8400.0______a gasoline octane booster and as you qualify. Attractive experience preferred candidates should call home. $169,900 D.W. 646- 7709.□______an industrial solvent. Thistle first described his in­ needed part time for benefits package. Send but not necessary. our Human Resources Fish Realty, 643-1591 .□ deram home. Coll and OLDIE But goodie. Nifty busy medical parac- ask for Barbara Wein­ Injecting it directly into the itial testing of the procedure four resume to: Kevin Car- Flexible hours. Com­ Department for more DESIRABLE Area of 6 room Cape on Man­ tlce. Duties Include: rlere. Metropolitan petitive wages. Stop In Information at 649-4586. East Hartford. Three berg for more Informa­ chester's west side. gallbladder, doctors found that it years ago. In the latest report, he “ EASY DOES IT” is the tion on this country lot. filing and retrieving Life Insurance Com­ or call New England EOE M/F/H/V ______bedrooms, 2'/? baths, Three bedrooms, ce­ quickly dissolved large stones, outlined the results of treatment medical records, assist way to describe placing a Re/MAX, east of the of 75 gallstone victims. In 72, the pany, P.O. Box 1426, Video, 841 Main Street, DISHWASHER. Even­ 24x16 family room with ramic bath, fireplace, freeing patients from their pain­ preparing dally sche­ Manchester, Connecti­ Manchester, 646-2772. wont od. Just coll 643-2711 raised hearth fire­ river, 647-1419.D hardwood floors plus stones almost completely went dule. Apply In person ings tor hard working and we do the rest! ful condition. cut 06040. EOE person. Career oppor­ place. Cedar sided with MANCHESTER. Bowers carpet, newer furnace “We have learned that we can away. between 10am and brick front. Oversized School District. By and plumbing. Heavy 6pm. Sports Medicine tunities possible. Will use the technology successfully in A drawback of the approach is train. Call Covey's, 643- MANCHESTER. Nice An- two cor garage. Coll owner, 3 bedroom duty Insulation. Lots ot ot Manchester, 155 SECRETARY saldl built Colonial today to see this unique Cope. New custom oak nooks and crannies. a broad range of anatomical the difficulty of accurately put­ Main Street, Part-time position, 20 hours per week, from 10:30 am - 2751. ting a tube into the gallbladder. It with large rooms. home. Asking $214,900. kitchen, I'/z baths, fam­ $144,900. Jackson & circumstances,” said Dr. John­ Manchester. 2:30 pm Monday-Friday, In ELMCRESTS PARTIAL Strano Real Estate, ily room, above ground requires a radiologist who is program affiliated with the Manchester School ayatem. Hardwood floors Jackson Real Estate, son L. Thistle, who pioneered the throughout, even In kit­ 647- 7653.0 pool, many extras. 647-8400.O “ skilled at placing little tubes in Real Estate procedure. “We have become Duties Include typing, filing, transcribing patient re­ chen. Studlo/office MANCHESTER. Unusual Principals only. quite comfortable with the feeling tittle places,” Thistle said. cords from caaaettea, maintaining patients charts, with skylight on third $147,500. Coll 646-5018 some admission’s proceed’a heavy phone contact, and home featuring sky­ CDNDDMINIUMS Doctors at several medical Certified floor. French door to lights, large eat-ln kit­ for on appointment. t that we can do it safely and other related clerical reaponsibllltles. HDMES FDR SALE effectively.” centers also are experimenting screened porch In large chen, formal dining MANCHESTER. Open with lithotriptors, which use Elmcreat offers a competitive salary, flexible benefits FDR SALE fenced yard. $174,900 room, good sized bed­ House, Sunday, March However, the experimental Nurse Aid package, tuition relmburaement, 10 paid holidays, and MANCHESTER. Beauti­ shock waves to crush gallstones D.W. Fish Realty, 643- rooms and loft. Cen­ 12, 1-4pm. 52 Westerly technique has competition from immediate open­ an Innovative aick-vacatlon policy 4.5 weeks ot paid EAST HARTFORD. Cus­ 1591.0 trally located. Possible Street. Immaculate 5 fully renovated and ------AP photos two other therapies that also still inside the body. ings on ali shifts time off per year. Please send resume to personnel or tomer Appeal. Newly CHFA candidate. Call year old, L-shaped mointalned second Unlike the ether treatment, apply to: floor, 2 bedrooms. promise to replace gallbladder for fiill & part-time carpeted 6.5 room HOME, Office or ettl- today for details. Cape In move-ln condi­ EXPERIMENT — Biologist Abigale Ailing began a examines piants hanging inside the moduie. The removal, which until now has lithotriptors don’t put anything Raceptionlst Desk Raised Ranch, com­ clency apartment. Re­ $122,900. Century 21 Ep­ tion. Six rooms, large CHFA/FHA approved. inside the body, and require positions. pletely re-decoroted In duced to $199,900. This stein Realty, 647-8895.0 eat-ln kitchen, dak ca­ Air conditioning, mlc- fiye-day stay today inside a test module of the completely ecosystem generates its own air and rain. been the standard treatment for Elmcrest rowove, oven Dis­ relati\ ely little technical skill to Evary other weekend last I ’/z years. New wonderful Ansaldl MANCHESTER. If you binets, natural wood­ gallstones and trails only Caesa­ 25 Marlborough Street work. $152,900, bv hwasher Included. enclosed ecosystem shown at left. At right, Adams operate. While they quickly disin­ required. kitchen vinyl. Lower built Colonial with 4 have a large or grow­ rean sections as the most com­ Portland. CT 06480 level family room plus bedrooms plus a tt­ Owner. 646-4122. Direc­ $105,500. Sentry Real tegrate moderate-size stones, ing family, then this Is Estate, 643-4060.D mon form of abdominal surgery. Ask about our child • 0 8 play room which Is ached office, breeze- the home you hove tions: North on Brood A stone-crushing machine they do not appear to work as well care re-lmbursemant partially finished. wav, garage, full fin­ been looking for. It Street, right onto Wes­ MANCHESTER. Lovely as ether in people with large or Don’t let this one get bv ished basement. Two otters 5 bedrooms, 7'h terly Street. large rooms In this called a lithotriptor, already and non-benefit rate of Biologist living in closed ecosystem widely used for kidney stones, is multiple stones. you. $175,(»0. Realty fireplaces, onefull, two baths, large kitchen, MOBILE Home. Adult Northfleld Green, 2 The other alternative is urso- pay program MENTAL HEALTH WORKER World, Benoit, halt baths. What a oversized deck over­ pork. Vero Beach, bedroom, Vh bath con­ being tested against gallstones, Frechette Associates, House! Anne Miller Flordlo. 1 bedroom, 1 dominium. Finished and a stone-dissolving drug was diol, a stone-dissolving pill that in Part-time position, 30 hours par weekk, (approximately looking 0 beautiful In- non-food-producing closed sys­ funded by Texas oilman Edward fraction of the size of Biosphere 12pm-6pm — some flexibility needed), In newly created 646-7709.O______Real Estote, 647-8000.Q ground pool. Coll for both, Flordlo room, rec room. Call for a ORACLE, Ariz. (AP) - A II, which will put 5 million cubic recently approved for routine October was approved for routine For more informa­ screened porch, cor private showing today. tems, and the University of P. Bass, expect the $30 million PARTIAL PROGRAM affiliated with the Manchester DO YOU hove a bicycle no You’ll never know the more Information. marine biologist has begun a feet under glass over a 2'/i-acre use. use. It is most effective for people tion please call di­ School System. Function as.part of a multi-dlacipllnary $288,900. Century 21 Ep­ port. Fully furnished. $129,900. Century 21 Ep­ Hawaii has kept a closed experi­ project to pay for itself in sales of one rides? Why not otter It power ot Classified until five-day sojourn in a sealed site. But planners expect this “All three of them need to be with a few small stones, which rector of Nursing treatment team. Running peer support group, partic­ you use It yourself. Call stein Realty, 647-8895.0 $10,000. Call 429-8182. stein Realty, 647-8895.0 ment going for 20 years, but no biospheres to governments and ipating In recreational programs, etc. for sale with a want ad? environment that generates its week’s experiment to prove the considered,” said Dr. Gerald may take two years to disappear Call 643-2711 to place your 643-2711 today to place an one has integrated natural pro­ researchers for space coloniza­ Crestfield own air and rain, part of an worth of their calculations that Salen of the Veterans Adminis­ completely. dd. ad. A Hevtpapcr la Educatiea Fracram cesses into a long-term habitat tion, preservation of endangered Prior experience with adolescent population, sub­ Sponaorce by experiment that creators say plants, organisms and solar- tration Medical Center in East Convalescent capable of sustaining human life, species or other projects. stance abuse treatment, and recreation therapy pre­ may work as well on distant powered equipment can purify Orange, N.J. “ They offer an The Quiz project director Margaret Augus­ Ms. Ailing said her experiment Child’s art supplies Home ferred. Must be willing to obtain PUBLIC SERVICE LI­ Join the Worlij of Advertising!! The Manchester Herald planets as in the Arizona desert. will be the longest test so far a the air and water and replenish alternative to an operation. Most CENSE. Please send resume to personnel or apply to: Abigale Ailing entered the tine said. the oxygen supply of the patients can have their stones That is the mission of Biosphere human-inhabited module cut off may contain toxics 643-5151 CLERK TYPIST Worldscope (10 points for each question answered correctty) unnamed module Wednesday biospherians. treated with one of these Elmcrest II, which will provide a world from Earth’s atmosphere and through an airlock, abandoning food chains. techniques.” ORADELL, N.J. (AP) — Be’ 25 Marlborough Stroet Earth’s atmosphere for one within a world for eight “bios- “The import of this thing is Salen said the three treatments aware that children’s art supplies HORTICULTURAL Com­ Full time diversified opening in our pherians” from September 1990 There have been 2'/2 years of monumental” because of infor­ pany has a position Portland, CT 06480 created to test the systems of unmanned studies in the test may be useful for many of the are a potential source of exposure Advertising Department. Knowledge until September 1992, she said. mation to be gathered, said Linda to toxins, says Contemporary avollable In our Interl- eoe______Biosphere II, a futuristic, closed module and a three-day manned 350.000 or so people who undergo orseade sales division. ecosystem which won’t be com­ Biosphere II will feature de­ Leigh, a design coordinator. Pediatries magazine. of data processing a plus but will study. elective gallbladder surgery an­ We also offer the op­ sert, ocean, farmed land, marsh, These substances can be en­ pleted for about 15 months. The Yale University-trained The small enclosure kept Ms. nually. In 1987,526,000 Americans portunity tor you to use train. Pleasant telephone manner, “ I will live, move and breathe savanna and jungle “ biomes,” or countered in stained-glass mak­ your skills at various biologist wore a red jumpsuit as Ailing’s world devoid of chickens, had their gallbladders taken out. MORTGAGE REPRESENTATIVE good typing and spelling necessary. in another life system,” Ms. life zones, with 250 animal species Surgery will still be necessary for ing, oil and air-brush painting, territories are availa­ she entered the enclosure, a goats and other vertebrates ex­ ble to qualified profes­ Ailing said before she entered the ranging from goats to insects and 150.000 people who need emer­ ceramics, jewelry making, wood New position available at well established 3,800 plant species. The human greenhouse about the size of a pected to populate Biosphere II. sionals who have the Good hourly wage, excellent bene­ airlock. She later told reporters single-car garage at the base but gency treatment. working and model building. motivation to achieve Hartford County bank for Residential Mort­ habitat, listed as another biome, Among the more common over a videotape hookup that she topped with a glass-and-stee! However, Ms. Ailing said she Thistle’s technique works only success. Base salaries gage Representative to call on realtors and fits including dental. felt like a pioneer. will include laboratories and an on gallstones made of cholesterol, hazardous materials used by kids and good percentage amphitheater in a six-story build­ canopy that makes it 20 feet high would have no trouble dining on take mortgage applications in Hartford “It is another world, and a 2,500 calories a day from 29 types which are the majority of all are rubber cement, permanent paid on sales. Send ing resembling a mosque. and traps 15,000 cubic feet of air. resume and salary his­ Call the Manchester Herald for inter­ world apart from where you are. The module, stocked with flora of fruit and vegetables, as well as stones. He estimates the therapy felt-tip markers, pottery glazes, County area. Excellent mortgage rates, pro­ Ms. Augustine and other offic­ enamels, spray fixatives and tory to Milford Inc., P. view appointment at 643-2711, ask It is a remarkable feat,” she said. and fauna as well as a private two aquarium fish which she wilt might be useful for at least half of O. Box 2-186, Milford, grams, and service. Our volume was up in Researchers from the Soviet ers of Space Biospheres Ven­ all people who now need gallb­ papier mache. tures, a private company largely quarters for Ms. Ailing, is a kill and eat as part of the test. CT 06460. eoe______1988 and we want someone who can help us for Dennis Santoro. Union have experimented with POOL Attendant, 18 years increase it again in 1989. Excellent training, or older, for position, 1 In the wake of the recent rupture of the hull of this Boeing 747 on 40 hours a week min­ pleasant working environment and lots of a flight from Hawaii to New York, the nation’s airline industry imum. Please call 528- backroom support. Excellent compensation (CH O O SE ONE: is catling for, rejected the FAA’s call for) a 1300 to set up an ap­ package commensurate with experience. If sweeping repair program for the industry’s aging airplanes. pointment for an A.c>.mFlFn ADVERTISING 643-2711 ^ Interview.______you have experience in the residential mort­ DRIVER ASSEMBLY Mechanic gage market, please send your resume to: 2 In his recent trip to China, Presi­ M a tc h w o rd s Musical Items.. .84 Merchandise wantd for manufactur­ dent Bush expressed (CHOOSE (9 points for each correct match) Lots/Lond for Sole ...... Cameras and Photo Equipment. .85 ing company, produc- Coventry area Notices .86 Personnel Department ONE: apprehensiveness about, 1-apprehension a-siream Investment Property ...... Holiday Seasonal...... 21 Pets and Supplies...... tion department. Will L o » t/F o u n d ...... 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DIRECTOR was recently established to house Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Call 647-9946 Central American refugees while Awards was singer ..?.. who won four READ YOUR AD: Classifad odvortliement* ore awards for his record “D on’t Worry, Be taken by telephone as a convenience. The Manchester Partial Hospital Program their (CHOOSE ONE: asylum DEADLINES: For classified advertlsments to Happy.” RATES: 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per doy. be published Tuesday through Soturdov, the Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one Ask for claims are processed, deportation 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of Full-time clinical position co-ordinating hearings are conducted). 2 Jerome Robbins’ new musical “Jerome 20 to 25 days; 60 cents per line per day. tion. For advertisements to be published fheorlglnol Insertion. Errors which do not lessen the start up and mangement of partial 5 A well-orchestrated campaign by Robbins’ Broadway" is a hit. Robbins the value of the advertisement will not be 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on ^rldov. program in conjunction with the Man­ Gerlinde almost 30 Indian tribes has been choreographed such mega-hits as corrected by an additional Insertion. "West Side Story,” which updated Minimum charge: 4 lines. chester School system. mounted recently to pressure authorities to abandon plans for Shakespeare’s (CHOOSE ONE: “The Tempest,” “Romeo and Juliet.”) The ASSOCIATE PROGRAM DIREC­ two hydroelectric projects on a I LOST HELP WANTED TOR will establish, co-ordinate and im­ tributary of the ..T.. River. 3 The new owner of the Dallas Cowboys EmploymBnt IioI help wanted HELP WANTED HELP WANTED fired head coach Tom Landry and re­ Notices AND FOUND IiD QD plement the policies and procedures of TELEPHONE placed him with Jimmy Johnson. TRUE ASSISTANT Manager. DISHWASHER. Meals IMMEDIATE Opening. the after school program (2pm-6pm O R FALSE: Landry was the only head As o condition precedent to LOST 1 large male Ger­ Pepperldge Farm Full time delivery. and uniforms pro­ N e w sn a m e the placement of any adver- man shepherd,tan and PART TIME Thrift Store. Good Heavy lifting. Includ­ vided. Apply: Marco Save money on cleaning daily): supervise the clinical activities of coach the Cowboys have ever had. flslng In the Manchester He­ products by using ammo­ SALES (15 pxXnts for correct brown. Eleven months HELP WANTED RN/LPN starting salary. Full ing Saturdays. Paid Polo Restaurant, 1250 assigned staff be responsible for admis­ 4 Forward Sean Elliot scored 24 points to rald, Advertiser hereby old. Wearing brown benefits. Must be a high Burnside Avenue, East nia, diluted to the strength answer or answers) Immediate Medical train in g . $5.25 per lead..?.. over Duke and help the Wild agrees to protect. Indemnify collar and half a red school graduate. Can­ hour. Call 643-2171. Hartford. 289-2704. recommended on the bot­ sion, valuation, treatment and dis­ Part Time and hold harmless the Man­ NATIONAL health Care Center of Man­ cals become college baskelball’s new leash. Answers to the agency serving didates required to tle, for washing walls and charge planning of all after school pati­ chester Herald, Its officers chester has a part windows. Bring extra mo­ I recently made and employees against any name ot Red. Last seen Greater Manchester take a p r e - WANTED: Experienced, ents: be responsible for community liai­ Salespeople Needed number-one team. at Shady Glen Thurs­ time opening (32 employment, company ney Into your home by news when I was a-Ceorgelown b-Syracu$e c-Arizona and all liability, loss or area, seeking enthusi­ FULL time/part time part time cook and expense. Including attor­ day night. Call 649-7583. hours) for a nurse paid drug screen and selling no-longer-needed son and marketing activities for the pro­ picked as the first astic energetic and person needed for busy housekeeper, church 5 Heavyweight Champ Mike Tyson re neys’ fees, arising from goal oriented Individ­ with recent acute or physical. Apply In per- rectory, llve-ln resi­ Items with a low-cost ad In gram: and co-ordinate the program with black chiirman of a clolms of unfair trade practi­ son, Tuesday- medical office In Man­ Classified. 643-2711. Entry level positions lained his title by defeating Frank Bruno ual for part time Pro­ ambulatory care ex­ dence available. For > ■'QUIET BOOK. Creala a spa ^ ^ major political party. ces, Infringement of trade­ Saturdav, 2876 Main chester. Four to 4'/i other clinical services with the hospital. of Great Britain. Tyson’s record is now gram Director posi­ appointment, call 742- booS for your IIHia one.'ll:; W ho am I and what marks, trade names or pat­ PERSDNALS perience. Interested Street, Glastonbury. days per week. Please pi>;Fabrlc book provides silent now open. We will pay you ents, violation of rights of tion. Responsibilities call Denise at 646-8757, 6655, between 9:30am- 36 wins and (C H O O SE ONE: one loss, Include volunteer de­ applicants call Kim No phone calls. EOE li’i'i::learning activities. Machine Requires Master level degree and previ­ is my parly? privacy and Infringement of WONDERFUL Family at 721-7393 Mon-Fri 9am-11am. 4:30pm. washable. 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