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Trade CALDOR Lane project Put some miisic into Whalers finally get 11 More rain tonight; CIRCULAR SALE ready for aj^foval the holiday schedule all-around defenseman 11 some sun Saturday proposal Continues Through Saturday pages ... page 13 page 9 I I ... page 2 unveiled CAIjDOR WASHINGTON (UPI) - Strik­ ing the middle ground between protectloniam and free trade, a bipartisan group of aenators un­ veiled their propoaal to expand U.S. export marketa and crack down on trade law vioiatora. More than two dozen aenatora, Hrralb led by Senate trade aubcommlttee Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Friday, Nov. 22,1985 — Single copy: 254 chairman John Danforth, R-Mo., Wednesday announced their sup­ . V . port for the lO-point plan, designM to reduce a record U.S. trade deficit expected to bit tlBO billion this year. The bill was scheduled Appeal can’t for Senate hearings early next year. The "Trade Enhancement Act of 1985" is one of the moat compre­ hensive and ambitious of the more change vote than 300 trade bills introduced this puts inflation session and could serve as the basis for whatever trade legisla­ tion ultimately emerges. on station "The approach is to rebuild the international trading system," jat 3% annuaiiy Danforth said, by revising U.S. Bv Alex GIrelll trade laws and penalties and by Herald Reporter extending the president’s soon-to- explre authority to enter Into a new By Suzanne Trimcl months later. The state Elections Commission does not have the round of world trade talks under United Press International Donald Ratajcxak, head of the power to overturn the Nov. 5 vote on the town’s the General Agreement on Tariffs economic forecasting project at Geor­ Buckland firehouse even it if finds there was some and Trade, known as GATT. WASHING’rON — Consumer prices gia State University and one of the problem with the way the referendum was conducted. Danforth conceded "the presi­ rose a modest 0.3 percent during nation’t leading price analysts, said bia Town Attorney Kevin M. O’Brien said Thursday. most recent survey of November prices dent isn’t going to like everything " October, boosted by upward prices on The authority to overturn the results of the in the bill," but expressed confi­ food and higher price tags on 1084 cars, at tbe wholesale letol shows more of an referendum, in which residents of the Town of dence that at the end of a the Labor Department said today. upturn in prices, particularly meats. Manchester Fire District voted overwhelmingly to negotiations with the House and The increaae was the highest since He aaid if wholesale prices moved keep tbe firehouse on Tolland Turnpike, is held only by upward for only a month, retailers often the administration, a trade reform ' ' April’s 0.4 percents rise, breaking the courts, O’Brien said. bill will emerge from Congress consumer prices out of a five-month won’t pass on Uw bighar pricea, fearing Ronald Gregory of the Elections Enforcement they will lose customers. "But if we get next year. string of increases of 0.2 percent. Commission this morning confirmed that the h i^ e r prices for two months at the Sp^fically, the bill would ex­ The department’s food and beverage commission cannot overturn an election. pand the definition of "unfairtrade Index registered a 0.4 percent increase wholesale level, you’ll definitely see an E. Steven Pearl, a resident of the Eighth Utilities practices,” require more investi­ — the highest since February’s 0.5 increase in the Consumer Price Index,” District, filed a complaint with the commission said Ratajcxak. He said be expects the gations of such practices, and percent rise — although department Friday about the firehouse referendum, in which CPI next month will rise 0.4 percent to mandate retalitory action against analyst Patrick Jackman said the bulk district residents were not allowed to vote. offenders — removing much of the of that Jump was due to a higher federal 0.5 percent. O’Brien said he asked Gregory to consider the president’s existing discretion in excise tax on alcoholic beverages that Entertainment costs, which covers question of whether residents of the Eighth District that area. took effect on Oct. l. Without alcohol, such items as televisions, stereos and were improperly denied the right to vote on the radios, showed a 0.6 percent incline in But it would expand the presi­ • f F - ; food prides at the grocery store rose mattter. October’s prices, which Ratajcxak said dent’s options for assisting d ^ e s - only 0.2 percent, below September’s 0.3 It was O’Brien who advised town election officials was the one area In the index where the tic industries injured by Imports percent increase, tbe analyst said. that the vote could be restricted to residents of the lowering of tbe dollar was "definitely by authorizing limited antitrust Transportation costa climbed 0.2 town fire district, which includes all of southern ' starting to hit consumers.” exemptions and financial assist­ .IPSi percent, following declines in every Manchester and some-northern parts of town. Taxes ’The department said the turnaround ance for those companies trying to month since May. The rise reflected from the town fire district were used to build tbe in the transportation index, which had HariM photo by Kirch rebuild their competitive position. higher costs for automobile financing firehouse, which is located in an area where fire Currently, remedies are limited to fallen an average of 2 percent from May charges, insurance costs and the newly protection is provided by the volunteer department of quotas, tariffs and trade adjust­ to September, included a sharp I.O Toby Moffett, former congressman and a Democratic candidate Introauced 1906 model cars, as auto the independent Eighth District. ment assistance. percent increase in automoMle financ­ for governor, mefShet on the picket line with a striker at the dealers ended their clearance sales and The powers and duties of the Elections Commission Because one of the causes of the 9 ing charges and the tame Jump in the attractive financing deals on 1965 Pillowtex Corp.'s iRBgent Street plant. About 22 strikers were are set forth in Section 0-7b of the state statutes. One of nation’s trade deficit is a shrinking costs for auto insurance. New cars rose models. those duties is to refer to the state attorney general’s market created by debt-ridden 0.5 percent, following a 0.3 percent there to meet Moffett this morning. H ie increase brought inflation for the office any ruling that election officials erred in third world nations cutting back on Jump in September. first 10 months of the year to 9.8 percent conducting a referendum. their imports, the bill would But o ffe rin g these increases were ob an animal basis. If that rate bolds for Pearl, who lives on Hollister Street, told directors of authorize World Bank and Export- the rtat of the 1965 could have tbe declines in tfle co m of u M cers. the the Eighth District of his complaint at their meeting Import Bank loans to developing Seventh momkly ditip, ‘tocMr fUef and lowest rate of inflation since 1967’s 3 Strikers hail Moffett, Monday. The district declined to Join the appeal. countries that remove trade barri­ gaaoMaey- wMtft felr~’f Bn. the -fourth percent, Jackman said. Gregory said Tuesday that the complaint would be ers to U.S. products. straight month. ? Last year, consumer inflation rose 6 reviewed by the executive director of the commission And recognizing that the biggest The food index jumped largely m m . peremt for the year. and its general counsel. They will decide whether to contributer to the trade deficit is because of a sharp 3 pOrcent increase in 'U> H ie Consumer Price Index for the but talks stay stalled assign an investigator to it, he said. the strong dollar, the bill commits the price of alcoholic beverages as the month stood at 325,5, meaning goods The Buckland firehouse was built in the 1070s during the United States to coordinating excise tax added |2 to the price of a that cost consumers 9100 in 1967 cost a court battle over who had fire-protection Jurisdic­ its monetary policy with other gallon of liquor, the department said. Bv John F. Kirch Dallas-based company. |S28.to in October. tion in the Buckland area — the town or the district. leading Industrialist nations. ’The indexea for dairy products, Herald Reporter The major issues in dispute include Economists expect consumer prices The state Supreme Court held that the Eighth District cereal and bakery pipducts, processed wages and benefits and a seniority will rise even more in the coming has the sole right to fight fires in the Buckland area, fruits and vegetables declined. Prices Forfner U.S. Rep. Toby Moffett told • system that would protect workers, months following a 0.9 percent rise in which had been annexed by the district. for meats, poultry, fish and eggs rose ■triking workers outside the Pillowtex UAW officials bave said. The union is wholesale prices for October, fueled by In the Nov. 5 election, residents of the town fire Greenspan: 0.8 percent. Prices for beef and veal Corp. plant in Manchester this morning also concerned about contract language Vri a sharp rise in food costs, especially district voted 5,281 to 2,023 to retain the firehouse. rose for the second straight month — up that he supported them and that the that officials say would allow manage­ meats. Although it cannot be used to serve the area 2.1 percent. Pork end poultry costs United Auto Workers, which represents ment to relocate the plant or subcon­ lower that Priceincreasei at the wholesale level immediately around it, the station is used to provide declined 0.5 percent and 0.7 percent, the ririkers, was among his "best tract work out without informing '<■* \ < fy usually will translate into sharper fire protection for some areas of the northern section prices consumers pay at retail stores respectively. friends in the worid.” workers in advance. big deficit Moffett, who is challenging Gov. Management officials have said they of town that lie outside the Eighth District. William A. O’Neill for the Democratic want a system of promotion and job The question was placed on the ballot by Democrats gubernatorial nomination in 1986, ar­ after the Republican Party urged that the station be HARTFORD (AP) -PoliUcians recall that stresses workers’ skill on the rived at the Regent Street plant at about Job. sold. should "resurrect the smoke-filled The district, which has offered to buy the station room" as a way of hammering out 8:45 a.m. and marched in a light rain for Wben workers explained the issues to Reagan’s byword: about IS minutes with 22 striking Moffett, be said he didn’t dislike from the town but has been turned down, is going compromises to decrease the 'M!-, workers. Pillowtex management. But he said he forward with plans to build its own firehouse within federal deficit, says economist 500 feet of the town’s station. Alan Greenspan. ‘T m here for a couple of reasons,” was not on tbe picket line "to gain the Moffett told a reporter as strikers vote of the group in there.” Reducing the deficit is a AorC EorP ForQ GorR HorS lorT "political hot potato" partly be­ ‘steady as we go’ listened. "Number one, the auto A company official, speaking from cause President Reagan[pquatea it 6.28 6.96 7.78 workers are the best friends in the Dallas, said he did not know about Clever bank robber 2.99 4.78 5.66 agu world. So whenever. they have a Moffett’s plans to march on the iricket with cuts In defense spending, said ' aC3 Greenspan, former chairman of difficulty I try to be helpful. I ’m not here line. He said Moffett’s appearance did By David Espo the PrMident’a Council of Eco­ JorU KorV LorW MorX NorY OorZ as a bargainer or a negotiator, but I ’m not change the status of negotiations master of disguise The Assoclot^ Press nomic Advisors under President Related stories here to show sympathy to people who with the UAW, Local 376. Ford. 8.68 9.56 10.48 11.36 12.28 13.16 aren’t asking for the world.” " I think the company as a company is WASHINGTON - President Reagan, The Connecticut Bank and ’Trust on page 4 Although Moffett said there wasn’t not in a position to get into the political By David Goodman making a homecoming report on the Co. sponsored Greenspan’s ap­ if*. ?! much he could do to help the Pillowtex arena," said Richard E.^Kemer, vice The Associated Press U.S.-Soviet summit, called for a new pearance Wednesday at the Park- it- ! * .“*■ ' workers reach agreement with the president of personnel at Pillowtex. "ateady as we go” era with Moscow and DETROIT — A "master of disguise” who could fool view Hilton Hotel. company, be said his support would "W e hope Mr. Moffett supports all the won applause from iegiilatora who witnesses into thinking he was a 25-year-old black As for the rest of the economy, give them the "incentive” to fight. As workers in the state, every citizen in the found "hope oather than accompiisb- woman or a 00-year-oId white man pulled off at least 22 Greespan said, "There will be 1987. he marched with the striking workers, state, regardless of what their jobs m rat" in the blunt-spoken meetings in bank robberies from New York to California before he some improvement, nothing ter­ They failed to ci'Wf up with a new he asked them questions about com­ are.” Geneva. rific, but clearly better than what framework for arms control talks, but pany benefits, wages and union Kemer said management has no new decided to turn himself in, the FBI says. "W e are not further along towards an Antonio Johnson, 26, so cleverly disguised his age, we have seen In the past year." Reagan said, “ We are both instructing support. proposals to offer tbe union. Company arms control agreement. But we are sex and race that the FBI had no idea one person was Greenspan said American indus­ our negotiators to hasten their vital About 90 production and maintenance officials rejected the union’s latest further along in the personal chemistry try has been forced to cope with the w oit. ’Tbe world is waiting for results.” workers have been striking the pillow proposals on seniority and manage­ behind all the holdups, the agency said Thursday. In in tbe relationship," said Sen. J. Bennett threat of imports. That was certainly true in Congress, and comforter manufacturer since ment’s rights and.the u^on has rejected all, he pulled off at least 22 robberies of banks and Johnston, D-La., after Reagan’snation- "The average manufacturer has where most fawniaken praised Rea­ Aug. 26. They walked off their jobs to tbe company’s proposals, he said. savings and loans since 1982, netting about 9350,000, aliyteleviBedaddressTburiday night on either had to confront imports or gan’s trip and expressed optimism protest the lack of a contract with the Please turn to page 3 said FBI special Agent John Anthony. bis three days qf summitry with teviet go out ofhusiness,’ ’ hesaid. "Ithas about the future, even as a few critics ‘"niere’s no doubt he’s been extremely successful." leader Mikhail Gorbachev. forced us to he more efficient, and complained there had been few concrete Anthony said. “ He moved around a lot and he used Added Sen. George Mitchell, D- we may be surprised in the future achievements. very creative disguises.” Maine, *Tt was a speech that reflected at how profitable American manu­ Senate Majority Leader Robert Dole, Challenger claims credit Johnson walked .into the* FB I’s Detroit office last tbe kummit itself. ’There wps little facturing can be." R-Kan., called tbe summit "a hopeful Friday, saying he had information about a robbery subatance, but much hope for improved He predicted a modest increase beginning to a process of dialogue and two days earlier at a Comerica Bank branch a block relations in the future.” in interest rates, mostly because negoUations wMcb we hope will become for Crestfield mediator from Detroit police headquarters, said Kenneth Reagan, summing iip the first super­ the balance sheets of non-financial more comprehensive and bring more Walton, special agent in charge of the Detroit FBI power summit in six years, said be, like week, O’Neill said in a letter to a union companies have deteriorated and concrete progress in tbe future.” Gov. William A. O’Neill’s decision to office. everyone, is “ impatient for reaults.” member that he had asked state Labor they need help, he said. "In particular.” be said, “ tliedecision assign a state mediator to the five- After interviewing'Johnson for several days, the But, he added, “ goodwill andgoodhopes to bold future sunimita, including the week-old strike at the Crestfield- Commissioner Joseph Peraro for bis FBI linked him to a number of unsolved bank do pot always yield lasting reaults. one in Washington next summer, is a Fenwood nursing home was a direct help in resolving the strike. Peraro then robberies from New York to San Francisco, Anthony Quick fixes don't fix big problems.” welcome development.” response to Toby Moffett’s plans to assigned Frank Rocco to mediate the said. Johnson is a suspect in the Sept. 27,1082, robbery T^or ida part, Gorbacbev left snowy Said Sen. Nancy Kassebaum, R-Kan., march with tbe strikers, the challenger dispute. of a Fidelity Trust Co. branch in Stamford, Conn., Stock prices Geneva witlra message that mixed hope "While tangible accompUshments from for tbe Democratic gubernatorial nomi­ Asked about the sequence of events, a Anthony said. witb a Btreigbtforward reminder that tbe talks are modest, I believe the nation said today. spokesman for O’Neill said today that Johnson, who lives in Detroit, was arraigned there are serious obatacles to the Moffett had nothing to do with the summit has opened tbe way for lortous, Moffbtt said this morning as he Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Detroit in connection . stage rally comprehensive arms control agree­ detailed negotlationa on a series of governor’s decision. marched with striking employees of the with tbe Comerica holdup, the agent said. Johnson, ment that both men said they seek. "The governor made his decision a critical issues....” Pillowtex Corp. on Regent Street that who was charged with armed robbery, is being held at " I would be so bold as to lay tbe world week ago," said Lsirrye deBear. NEW YORK (AP) - Stock Sen. Albert Gore Jr., D-Tenn., said, he would not march with Crestfield- the Federal Correctional Institute in Milan pending a baa become a more secure place” DeBear said the governor asked prices staged a broad advance "It’s possible the private diacussiona Fenwood workers as be bad originally detention bearing Friday. becauae of tbe tbree days of meetings, Peraro to get involved after receiving today, resuming tbe rally that has began a mind-changing in one or both planned -because be did not want to He faces up to 25 years in prison if convicted, tbeSovietieadertoldanewaqonference. the workers’ petition. carried the market to record highs leaders.” interfere with state mediation efforts; Antteny said. But be issued a fresb condemnation of “ And all that happened before Toby lately,. Johniton said tbe tone of tbe talk waa But he said his plans to join the picket Reagan's so-called "Star Wars” plan for "hope rather than accomplishment.” announced be would march," deBear ’The Dow Jones average of 90 line outside tbe Vernon Street nursing a qiaceMMaed miaaile defense, s a ^ g R ^ a n flew to Bmssels to meet witb said. .... industriala climbed 7.11 to 1,4M.3S home bad prompted O’ Neill to get that unless tbe president oompromlaes, Moffett said publicly last week that he in the first hour of trading. The leadenof NATO allies, wbogreeted him involved in the s t^ e . Inside Today average set a record closing high "all restreinUi^ be blown to tbe wind” wamily- would march on the picket line outside in tbe arms race. CrestfieId-Fenwood._. of 1,440.02 on Monday. FOUR Tben the preaideiit boarded Air Force " I find by campaigning I can do a lot Gainers outnumbered losers by The Gortwchev news conference and Qnc for the flight back to the United for people,’’ Moffett said. "Because About 60 nurse’s aides, kitchen WAYS 24 pages, 4 sections more than 2 to 1 in the eariy tally of BIS MANCHESTER the Reagan apeecb were tbe final acts of States, a belioipter ride to the Capitol, wherever I go, tbe governor follows. It’s helpers and other service employees VERNON a. Bummit drama wboae principal ■ ■ New York Stock Exchange-listed TO and the speech to Qw joint sonion of more than a coincidence that on the eve represented by the New England 1145 Tolland Turnpike Trinity Chopping Center agreement — aside from accords oa 9 1 A p l e i l M a issues. CHARGE Codgress that capped a tt-honr of my going there (Crestfield- Health Care Employees Union, District 9 % .9 A ■iaplaialM » Analysu said strength in the cultnral exdiangea and diplomatic workday. Fenwood), Gov. O’Neill gave some 1199, have been on strike at the nursing I S S p n t l a ------•.IS bond market.and hopes for con­ facilitieo — waa a dedsioa for future There, be said he and Gorbacbev bad attention to it." home since Oct. 21 because the home’s 14 Teli4alHW « STORE HOURS; MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 10 AM TO 9:30 PM » SATURDAY « AM TO 9:30 PM » SUNDAY 10 AM TO S PM » PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY 2 tinued declines in interest rates nimmits. The two men will meet again achieved a "measure of progress” on Alter receiving a petition from owners have refiised to negotiate a L o M s iy a W s a W w f stirred up enthusiasm for stodcs. la Washington next year and Moscow in arms control. striking workers asking for his help last contract with them. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Nov. 32, 1985 - I t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Nov. 22, IMS Moncheeter ~| Rel©886 HlSSnS WEATHER . In Brief housing pact Today's forecast Cfith InidriM prove fatal CoDDectlcut, MaMachifCtU aad Rfeode Itlaad: A South Windsor teenager who was critically can be signed Cold today with rain, wet mow and sleet injured Nov. 11 in a fatal bead-on collioion at the developing. Snow accumulation of 1 to 3 inches interaocUon of North Main Street and Tolland ’Turnpike died Tuesday night at Hartford By AlBx Girslll possible north. Highs in the mid 30s north to mid 40s Hospital, a apokeswoman said ’Thursday. Hsrald Rsportsr south. Rain tonight. Nearly steady temperatures The teenager, William J. Kowalczyk, 17, of 2039 35 to 40 north and 40 to 45 south. Biecoming partly John Fitch Blvd., waa the driver of a car that Town Attorney Kevin M. O’Brien has received a sunny Saturday. Highs 50 to 55. collided head-on with a tractor-trailer. The crash ■ releaie from JkG Builders of Windsor that will permit Maine: Clouding up south to north today. Snow resulted in the death of 17-year-old Francis P. the town to a i^ a contract to have 14 houses built on iater in the afternoon west occuring east and north Smith, also of South Windsor, who was a town-owned land on Love Lane. tonight. Snow changing to or mixing with sleet, pasienger in the car. O’Brien said today he will recommend to the Board rain or light freezing rain before ending south The driver of the truck was not injured and of Directors when it meets Tuesday that tbe town tonight. Highs in the 30s. Lows in the 20s to lower oflw said no chargeiB have been filed. award the contracttrVIsioiu Unlimited of Tolland. 30s. A chance of snow or mixed precipitation north The directors were to have acted on the matter and east and partly sunny to mostly cloudy AlShelm«r*t group honored when they met this week, but did not because O’Brien elsewhere Saturday. Highs in the mid to upper 3M had not received the release from JAG. In tbe release, north and 40s south. ^ ’The Manchester area Alzheimer’s Support JIKI agrees not to sue the town for contracting with Group was honored Thursday afternoon for its Visions Unlimited to have 14 "starter” houses built on New Hampshire: Cloudy then light snow this contributions to the compiunity. afternoon changing to or mixing with sleet, rain or 7.5 acres of land on Love Lane. The town will hold a Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg presented the deferred second mortgage on the houses, reducing the light freezing rain before ending tonight. Less then group and ita sponsoring agency, Visiting Nurse 2 inches accumulation. Highs in the 30s today with cost to buyers. \ and Home Care of Manchester Inc., with a JItG was selected for the project, but negotiations lows in the mid 20s to lower 30s tonight. Mostly distinguished service award. She also gave cloudy north and partly sunny south Saturday. ended when the developer could not hold to ita citlien-of-the-day plates to Louise Leitao, coordi­ promised sale price of 955,000 for the houses. Highs from the upper 30s north to 45 to 50 south. nator from VNA, and Ermano Garaventa of The town then began negotiations with Visions, the Vermont: Cloudy with snow developing this Lakewood Circle, one of the group’s organizers. second choice of a panel that evaluated proposals Rain, snow, sleet, rain afternoon changing to freezing rain, sleet and rain Weinberg commended several members of the from developers this spring. But Visions had not done south of Rutland and possibly mixing north of support group who were on hand for the ceremony some necessaiy engineering work and had to in Lincoln Center. "You saw a need and Today: Cloudy and cold. Rain, wet snow and sleet becoming all rain by Rutland. Highs in the 30s. Tonight the mixture of negotiate with JAG for tbe engineering work it had preciptiation will give way to fog and spotty UP) photo addressed it,” she said. done. Tbe releaie is part of the negotiation. late afternoon. High 35 to 40. Wind northeast 10 to 15 mph becoming drizzle. Lows will be in the 30s. There’ll be a few The support group, which was started by the If the contract is awarded Tuesday night, work is east by afternoon. Chance of precipitation near 100 percent. Tonight: sunny periods Saturday. Highs will be in the 40« Today In history VNA more than a year ago, provides support and expected to begin soon. Rain. Nearly steady temperatures around 40. Wind east 10 to 15 mph education for families and caregivers of people The Visions houses are partially built at the factory afflicted with Alzheimer’s Disease and other H*nM photo by B«Hiaw shifting to northwest after midnight. Chance of rain 80 percent. In 1950, a Long Island Railroad wreck killed 79 people as and assembled at the site. Extended outlook the train pulled out of New York City tunnel. non-reversible dementias. Garaventa said an Visions proposes three types of houses — a Saturday: B'ecoming partly sunny. High 50 to 55. Today’s weather estimated 30,000 people in Connecticut are 1,512-square-fbot raised ranch at a sale price of Renee D’Arcy, left, and Irene Duffy, ridge enjoys the spaghetti served by picture was drawn by Charity Tobol, 9, a fourth-grader at St. Bridget Extended outiook for New England Sunday afflicted with Alzheimer’s Disease. $61,900, a 1,222-square-foot two-story house at $64,500, secretaries at Bennet Junior High Kennedy and other public school School. through Tuesday; and a 1,397-square-foot Cape Cod at $67,000. Schooi, look surprised to be served administrators, who surprised the fa­ Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Sullivan ratignt from EDC „ The cost of the land will not be includ^ in tbe price Chance of showers or flurries Sunday. Partly A lm anac lunch Thursday by a distinguished culty and staff at Bennet with the lunch 30.24 30 24 Betty Sullivan has resigned from the Economic of the house. The town will hold a mortgage on the land in recognition of American Education CSV cloudy Monday and Tuesday. Highs in the 40s. Development Commission effective and the buyer will not have to pay it until 10 years after waiter. School Superintendent James P. SEATTLE vyeek. Lows in the mid 20s to mid 30s Sunday and in the Today is Friday, Nov. 22, the chief executive a short time later. immediately. the purchase. Preference will be given to firt-time Kennedy. At right, teacher Bill Wool- mid teens to mid 20s Monday and Tuesday. homebuyers who have lived in Manchester since 1983. 30 00 iBOSTON 326th day of 1985 with 39 to follow. In 1974, President Gerald Ford Sullivan will leave the Manchester-based Vermont: Except for a few flurries north, dry ’The moon is new. arrived in Vladivostok for talks Heritage Savings and Loan Association to take a Under the Visions proposal, the houses will have and very cold. Highs 20s and low 30s. Lows 10 to 25. with Soviet President Leonid job with a bank on Cape Cod, she said in a letter of oil-fired hot-water baseboard heating, vinyl floors in The morning stars are Venus kitchens and baths, wall-to-wall carpeting, birch NEW YORK Maine: Chance of snow far north and chance of and Mars. Brezhnev. resignation to town General Manager Robert B. Bennet marks education week showers or flurries south Sunday. Lows in the teens The evening stars are Mercury. Weiss. kitchen cabinets, and cedar clapboani or shingle 3000 In 1977, the Anglo-French super­ siding. Some appliances will be supplied and yaids and 20s. Highs from near 30 north to 40 to 45 far Jupiter and Saturn. Sullivan’s term on the commission ends in 1988. Teachers and staff members the first-quarter hpnor roll were the activity. south. Fair and colder Monday and Tuesday. Lows Those born on this date are under sonic Concorde jetliner, after will be landscaped. ^ at Bennet Junior High School were given certificates, honor roll Two career education activities SAN FRANCISCO 8 to 18. Highs in the 20s to mid 30s. the sign of Sagittarius. They months of delays by environmen­ New raft bids sought Democrats on the Board of Directors have pushed treated to a luncheon, honor passes and special desserts in the were also conducted at Bennet this New Hampshire: Chance of showers or flurries include English novelist George talists, began flying into New the project as a way to provide affordable houses for students were given dessert and school library Thursday. Among week. Guidance counselor Joel York’s Kennedy airport from New bids will be taken Dec. 3 for the Manchester residents. Republicans on the board hn vp balloons were released this week in the recipients were 59 seventh- Chaison coordinated a presenta­ Sunday. Lows in the 20s. Highs 35 to 45. Fair and Eliot in 1819, French statesman construction of a concrete platform at Globe opposed it. LOS ANGELES colder Monday and Tuesday. Lows 10 to 20. Highs and military leader Charles de- London and Paris. recognition of American Educa­ graders, 68 eighth^graders and 65 tion for students interested in In 1984, Washington and Moscow Hollow Swimming Pool to replace a wooden raft tion Week. ninth-graders.X recreation careers. Dwyer and in the mid 20s to mid 30s. Gaulle in 1890, composer Hoagy used for diving. LOWEST Carmichael in 1899, actor Robert announc^ new arms control talks School administrators led by Ninth-grade^ students released Chaison took seventh-grade stu­ between Secretary of State George vjhe town rejected the original bids, opened School Superintendent James P. helium-filled balloons in the after­ dents to Manchester Memorial TEMPERATURES Vaughn in 1932 (age 53), tennis Nov. 8, because the apparent low bidder 10 Across the nation player Billie Jean King in 1943 (age Shultz and Foreign Minister An­ Kennedy prepared and served a noon as part, of the national "Great Hospital to learn about medical • MIAMI drei Gromyko would be held in submitted a certified check with its bid instead of Scuffle leads lunch Thursday for the entire staff American Smokeout” sponsored careers. ORLEANS ,\J 42), and actress Jamie Lee Curtis a bond as required in the bidding rules. Snow will be likely from Washington and Oregon in 1958 (age 27). Geneva, Switzerland, in January Members of the Student Council by the American Cancer Society. The Bennet activities were part -LEGEND Black and Warner of Unionville submitted the agd the Parent Teacher Student Sci^ce teachers Edward Moore of a wider celebration of American across northern sections of the Plateau, the On this date in history: 1985. low bid of 935,302. The second lowest bidder, DMC northern Plains to the upper Mississippi Valley and In 1963, President John F. to knife charge Organization provided desserts. and Haia Konover, and school Education Week in the Mancheater IRAIN SNOW A thought for the day; French Construction Co. of Manchester, asked $42,900. Students who earned a place on nurse Margaret Dwyer organized schools. the northern Great Lakes. A mixture of rain, sleet, Kennedy was assassinated in DMC objected to the fact that Black and Warner f—rT “r-w AIR President Charles deGaulle said, freezing rain and snow will occur from lower Dallas and Lee Harvey Oswald did not submit a bond with its bid. / jS H O W E R S ^ FLOW Michigan to New England. Rain wili be widespread was arrested and later named by “The French will only be united A Newington man was arrested Thursday night In a report to the Board of Directors. Town after alleg^ly trying to stab two men who attempted UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST from Florida to the middle Atlantic Coast region, the Warren Commission as the under the threat of danger. Nobody Engineer Walter Senkow estimated the cost of a man who fired the fatal shots. can simply bring together a to break up a fight he was involved in at the Pillowtex strikers hail Moffett the Ohio Valley and the southern Great Lakes. concrete raft at $32,000. The Board of Directors is Manchester Parkade, police said this morning. Winds will be strong and gusty across northern Vice-president Lyndon Johnson country that has 265 kinds of scheduled Tuesday to consider allocating money National forecast was sworn in as the nation’s 36th cheese.” John J. Soaft, 22, of Newington, was charged with Continued from page 1 doughnuts, the strikers seemed before deciding who to favor with sections of the Plateau and the Rockies. High for the construction, but Public Works Director breach of peace and threatening with a weapon after a impressed with Moffett. Some said their votes. But one UAW official temperatures will be bitterly cold over the George Kandra said Thursday he will recom­ During early Saturday morning showers are forecast for parts of the fight erupted between Soaft and Jeffrey Tupper, 19, of The two sides are awaiting they would'vote for him if he runs said he would push the union to Mid to North Atlantic Coast States. Snow is possible in parts of the northern Rockies and northen Plains with readings mend that the matter be tabled until the board’s 31 Garden St., in the parking lot outside the Stop and in a primary next year against endorse Moffett in his campaign December meeting after the new bids are taken. action by a federal mediator who is Northern Plains and the Great Lakes with rain possible in the Central in the zero to 10-below-zero range over Montana. Shop suptinnarket, police said. trying to resolve the strike, which Gov. William O’Neill. for the Democratic gubernatorial Highs in the teens and 20s will extend from the Lottery Police said two other Manchester men, Raymond has led to disputes and arrests. “I think he’s a sweetheart for nomination. Pacific Coast Region and the Mid Plains States. Elsewhere the weather northern Plateau across the northern Plains and Rogers leaves MACC W. Sprague, 18, of 113 Cooper St., and Michael Smith, coming down, especially as cold as “He’s going to be here and where will be fair. Union officials have said that upper Mississippi Valley to upper Michigan. Marie Michael Rogers of Vernon has resigned also 18, of 156 High St., attempted to stop the fight, but management has not made any it is,” said striker Lois Steely. “I is the governor?” Robert Madore, Connecticut daily Rhode Island daily: 4769. after 2‘A years as director of the Human Needs Soaft allegedly pulled a knife and tried to stab them. new proposals in the lour negotiat­ also think he asked the right secretary-treasurer of I/ical 376, Rhode Island Lot-O-Bucks: Department of the Manchester Area Conference Police said ^ a ft was charged after an officer ing sessions held since the strike questions. I really don’t know if the asked shortly before Moffett ar­ Thursday: 422 05-21-22-27-30. The jackpot was of Churches. frisked him and discovered a knife. began. They have charged man­ people in there would care or not. rived. "They (politicians) should After Soaft was arrested, police said Sprague agement with regressive bargain­ All I know is the guys from Dallas, understand what our fight is for.” $934,064. Rogers has taken a position as a case worker Madore said he will push for a Play Four: 4817 Tri-State daily (Maine, New with the Department of Children and Youth became ‘‘loud and was using profanity.” He was ing — making proposals one day Texas, weren’t here today.” charged with breach of peace after he ignored and withdrawing jhem the next — “I do think it was great for him to Moffett endorsement early next Hampshire and Vermont): 210, Services in Rockville. year when the UAW hol^ its PEOPLE other numbers drawn Thurs­ 9951. Rogers said during her last day at MACC warnings to calm down, police said. He was released and filed a complaint with the come out in this weather,” said on a $199 non-surety bond and is scheduled to appear in striker Betty Mitchell. She said it statewide council. day in New England; Massachusetts dally: 7409. Thursday that she has seen the department National Labor Relations Board. become more efficient and effective during her Manchester Superior on Wednesday. The NLRB has not yet made a showed that he cared. When asked “There’s some very little sym­ Nader goes public tenure and that relationships with other town Soaft was held in lieu of $2,999 bond and is also decision, but UAW officials said if she would vote for him, she said; pathy for O’Neill, and a lot more Time for Gorbachev? agencies have improved. scheduled to appear in court Wednesday. they expect one soon. "Oh yes.” support (or Toby/L|(adore said of The human needs division provides fuel and As they huddled around a small Others said they would have to the former Sixth uistHi1^ ^ reprepresen- Is Mikhail Gorbachev going to be Time Ralph Nader may be the most reluctant look mofe closely at the issues tative, magazine’s Man of the Year? "That’s more public figure in Washington. The crusading rent assistance to needy residents, and runs fire, drinking coffee and eating than a fair assumption,’’ said an insider consumer was honored Wednesday night by clothing and furniture banks and a food pantry. Product show ’85 when asked if the ground was being prepared 400 friends, admirers and Nader’s Raiders Hie department also runs a farmer’s market and for placing Gorbachev on the prestigious on the 20th anniversary of his book “Unsafe MACC’s cheese distribution program. opens this evening New Year edition cover. at Any Speed; The Designed-in Dangers of Directory lists services ’lime photographer Rudi Frey was spotted the American Automobile.” EVERY SATURDAY & taking pictures of the Soviet leader while But that didn’t mean he had to enjoy A new directory of services for elderly and Product Show ’85 opens today at 6 p.m. and will another crew took pictures of Frey. One of himself. Beforehand. Nader had said, “I handicapped people in the Manchester area is feature the wares of about 159 area businesses in 175 the men covering Frey in action identified don’t like taking bows. Don’t ask me why. It’s now available. booths’ and exhibits, the Greater Manchester SUNDAY 9 AM-5 himself as part of the Man of the Year deep. I don’t like praise or flattery. This The directory lists the names, addresses and Chamber of Commerce said Thursday. promotion team. wasn’t my idea. I’m uncomfortable with it. phone numbers of more than 100 organizations The eigth annual show, which is being sponsored by ’Time, which was granted a highly You’re going to see me at my maximum and agencies serving elderly or handicapped the Manchester, East Hartford and South Windsor publicized interview with Gorbachev in discomfort.” people, along with a bHef description of each chambers of commerce, will run until 19 tonight. Hours'Saturday are from noon to 19 p.m. and Sunday August, marks the coming of a new year by Nader’s book led to regulations that made service. A contact person is also listed where naming the previous year’s top newsmaker. cars safer and came down hard on General appropriate. from noon to 6 p.m. ^ INTERNATIONAL . 'The Manchester Commission on the Handi­ This year's show will be held in South Windsor, just Last year’s winner was Peter Ueberroth for Motors, especially its rear-engine Corvair noiib of the G. Fox warehouse on Route 5. It is putting together the Los Angeles Olympics. Football American-Style capped and the Manchester Elderly Outreach As a gift Nader was presented a rear hood of Program cooperated in the publication of the expected to draw almost 17,999 people. a 1965 Corvair that had a plaque that said The Chicago Bears’ William “Refrigerator” Perry is directory. Donations from the Manchester Sand Spectators will have the opportunity to plan Bill Cosby speaks ■“Unsafe at Any Speed’ — 1965-1985.” making big headlines on the sports pages. Despite a and Gravel Co., Pillowtex Corp., the Rotary Club vacations and investments, see the latest in furniture Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, intro­ variation initiated by Harvard in 1869, the game Perry of Manchester and the J.C. Penney Catalog design, and talk about home repairs and renovations. FLEA MARKET duced Nader by cailing him “the single most The Yugoslavian import car, the Yugo, will be on Bill Cosby says he will be happy to deliver a plays looked much' like rugby, until 1880. That was Distribution Center helped payfor the directory. powerful example of the proposition that one The directories will be available at several display in a special exhibit by Century Subaru. commencement address at Stanford Univer­ man can make a difference.” when Walter Cahl)) re-wrote football’s rules to empha­ The entertainment for this year’s show includes sity if the institution awards him an honorary locations throughout Manchester. To learn the size strategy and quickness. The new rules called for a locations, call 647-3173 or 647-3090. “Mixed Company,” a jazz vocal group, and Mark (EXIT 47E • 1-91, STRAIGHT AHEAD 500 FT.) do^orate. deflnite line of scrimmage. Clark cut the number of Mazzerella, an internationally known magician- ' Cosby was second choice to Soviet leader No small potatoes illusionist. Jazz bands from Bennet and Illing junior RQE8T WEEK-END PU IMIkhall Gorbachev on petitions signed by 200 players from 15 to 11. He also suggested the position of Librarian wins award Yogi Berra is about to get 23 tons of spuds high schools and Manchester High School will also be MARKET ANTIQUE SHOW istudents at the university. A student was quarterback as the initiator of offensive plays. Anne Farley, library/media specialist at Illing featured. The Silk City Chorus will perform tonight quoted as saying inviting Gorbachev would dropped on his front yard, and that’s no small potatoes. DO YOU KNOW“42. From what country did Americans Junior High tehoOl, received an award for media and guitarist Glen Fuge, who played contemporary “display the university’s commitment to the services from the Connecticut Educational Media and country music at the recent Feast Fest in IN CONNECTICUT ipeaceful coexistence of the United States and “Boy, I just asked foT a bag! ” the former learn the game of Rugby? New York Yankees manager and Hall of Association at a recent statewide conference. Manchester, will also join the show. :tbe Soviet Union on all frontiers.’’ UPl photo THURSDAY’S ANSWER — The government began re* The Carlton W.H. Erickson Award is given to a TickeU will be sold at the door for $2. Admission is ; Cosby responded .by saying that inviting Fame catcher said by telephone Thursday free for children 6 and under. ^ ANTIQUES • DOLLSANTIQUE8 • MAPLE HOfFCY PRODUCTS • RCPRO-FURNITURE from New Jersey, when he heard that potato quiring warnings on cigarette packages In 1970. member qjf the association who has made a • ADVERTISING • DOLLSNEW • MAPS • RAOIOSANTIQUC ;bim would “display the university’s commit- successful beginning in media services through The Manchester Herald will sponsor a booth run by • AMERICAN/IN04AN • DOLLS CLOTHING • MARBLES • RAOIOS44CW 'ment to the peaceful coexistence of parents Actor Jan-Michael Vincent leaves farmers in North Dakota were about to grant 1 l-ZZ-ai ' Knowledce Unlimited, Inc. 1985 the Manchester Area Conference of Churches. • ART DECO • DEPRESSION GLASS • MIUTARY • SILVER his wish in a big way. contributions to students, faculty and instruc­ • AUTOGRAPHS • DOULTON • MOVIE POSTERS • SILK FLOWERS and children on all frontiers.’’ Malibu, Calif., Municipal Court after tional programs. • ART BOOKS • EARLY PRIMITIVES • OLD RADIOS • SCRATCH PADS Berra made the mistake of telling growers A Newipaper in EducaUon'Program A N T f^ E BOOKS • EARRINGS • ORIENTAL • STONEWARE pleading innocent to felony battery Farley has been library/media specialist at BAMTS • FURNITURE-ANTIQUES • OAK FURNITURE Sponsored by . BOOKS • 8PORT1HO GOODS last summer he was skeptical over their Illing for three years. She majored in film studies New MM tor liber gle$9 • FIGURINES • PAPER PRIMITIVES • SKI JACKETS charges. After a preliminary hearing • BASEBALL CAROS • FIFTIES • PIAN6*PLAYBIS i claims to ‘be one of the largest potato­ ThB Manchester Herald • BRUSHES • FOLK ART iSOCKS :Fly boy on foot at the University of California and received her TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — Fiber glass, best known in • POUTICAL • STAMPS^ Thursday, Vincent was ordered to growing areas in the country. • BUTTONS • FOOD COURT • PAPERBACKS - media specialist degree from the University of auto circles for its use in sports cars, is now finding • BRASS •FOOTWEAR • STOVES “He said, ‘You don’t have enough potatoes • PRINTS • SWEATERS Allen Pepke wants to be more than a foot stand trial on charges he punched a C onn^cut. new uses in all types of cars. • BRONZES • FRAMES • PEWTER , here to fill my front yard,”’ said Uoyd • BADGES • FURNITURE REFINISHING • SNEAKERS soldier. female acqiiaintance. She has produced several videotapes of school “Today,” says William P. Jenks of Owens-Corning • BUCKU BELTS • GLASS • PAINTINGS • STORM WINDOWS Schmidt, executive director of the Red River programs, including one on school library media Fiberglas Corp., “the auto industry is extending COINS • GOLD • PAPER • TOOLS • Pepke, 18, tried to join the Army but was - COLLECTIBLES • HUMMELS $ • PHONOGRAPHS • TOOLBOXES ■rejected because of a condition that causes Valley Potato Growers Association, which Manchester Herald day. She was also recently named part-time beyond traditional fiber glass outer body parts, such • CLOCKS • HOUSEHOLD ITEMS • PORCELAIN • TIFFANY represents 880 growers in North Dakota and coordinator of media studies for the town. as hoods and doors, to structural applications.” • CHINA • IVORY-ITEMS • PORCELAIN DOLLS • TEXTILES ;tte soles of his feet to peel "like a bad New flick 'an upper* • CASSETTE RECORDERS • ILLUSTRATED BOOKS • POSTCARDS • TEC SHIRTS :sunbum.’’ Just to prove there was nothing Minnesota. Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher She and her husband live in Coventry. He says examples of these applications are front • CANDY • JEWELRY-ANTIQUES • POSTERS • TOYS-ANTIQUE And that’s all it took. • CANE FURNISHINGS • JEWELRY a 0 1 f& • POTPOURRI • TOVS-NEW ;wrong with his feet, he hiked 535 of the 600 Entertainer Jerry Reed says his new and rear leaf springs and drive shafts. i • CANE DEMONSTRATIONS • JAOE • POTTERY • TELCPHOf«ES ■miles between Warren. Mich., and Washing- movie, “What Comes Around,’’ co-starring ’Twenty-three tons of potatoes in 50-pound • CASSETTES • JEANS • PIANO-ORGANS • TABLECLOTHS boxes are being loaded onto a truck in East U S P S 327-500 VOL. CV, No. 45 • COUNTRY m CH W H CABINETS • PINE PRODUCTS • ZBUNKS .'ton. ’The only reason he stopped on Oct. 27, Bo Hopkins and Barry Corbin, is “anupper." Now you know • COMICS • • KITCHEN CQLlriCTIBLES • QiHLTS • TYPCWRITPIS Grand Forks, Minn., bound for Berra’s FuMlilwd dolly •xotpt Sundov Suposstsd corrltr rotM art 01.20 • COLONIAL • LINCNS^TIOUES • SIMPER • VINTAGE CLOTHING ;just as he approached the West Virginia- Reed’s production company backed the and cwloln holidays by tho iMon- wsokly, 05.13 tor on* month, S15.35 A “blue moon” refers to the rare • CORNINGWARE « LACES • fcCORDS • VACUUMS ; Maryland border, was becase a state film with Reed, 48, as star, executive Montclair, N.J., home. They are due to choster FuMlshlng Co., 14 Brolnord for thrso months, 030.70 for six occasion when a full moon appears • CHILDREN’S BOOKS • LAMPS • SINGS • VINTAGE FASHIONS •3.00 OFF On All Wire Orders • COSTUME JEWELRY • MUSICAL BOXES • RUGS ••-WOOD CLOCKS - policeman flagged him down to say the Army producer and director. arrive ’Tuesday, just in time for Thanksgiv-. Ploc«, Monchosttr, Conn. 04040. So- months and S41.40 for on* yoor. for a second time in one month. cond doss peitoso paid at Man- Moll ro tM or* ovollabl* on r«iu«st. •had decided to accept him. ■’’It’s an upper,” the singer-guitarist- ing Day feasts. choator. Conn. POSTMASTER: with this ad BBAUB WACB Berra’s wife. Carmen, said she was Sand oddross chonoM to tht M'on- : Pepkestarts boot camp Jan. 9 and wants to songwriter said at the premiere W^nesday. chos^ Harold, P.O. Box 9*1, Mon- Say “Thank-You* with Flowers ;be a pilot. “I’ve arrived at the conclusion this “You watch. People will walk out of here “making long lists of people to give them to.” To ploc* o clossltlsd or display chostor. Conn. 04S40. ■ !^«rtlsom«nt, or to ropoH o nows WE DELIVER We Wire Around The World! ;ls the best country in the world and I want to smiling.” OUARANTEED DELIVERY: If Horn, story or picturo iddo, coll 449- II you havoiYt rocolvod your M m J 4 COB1 ■be part of it,” he said. Pepke and his mother, The movie is about the love of two brothers Quote of the day vow don't rocolvo your Harold by S 3711. onteu hours oro S:30o.m. to 5 Manchostar HoraM by 5 p.m. Offer G o^ 22 - Nov. 27 flew to Washington this week for a set against a background of the country p.m. wookddv* or 7:3S o.m. Satur­ p.m. Monday through Friday. wookdays or 7:30 a.m. Saturdays, day, ploas* ttitpbon* your corrlor. of the capital with the Michigan music business. President Reagan, reporting to the nation ploaso csll your carrlor. If you're ENTKBPBHEi If vou'ro unoblo to roach your cor- unablo to rroch your carrlor, call 135 Center Street ‘Betallers Association sponsoring the trip. Reed’s song hits include “When You’re on his two-day summit with Soviet leader rlor, coll tubtcribtr sorvlc* at 447- Tho MonchMtor Htrold Is o sub- Manchester 646-8268 *^'a been a life-long dream of his to join *044 by 4. p.m. wptkdovs or 10 o.m. scrllwr to Unitod Pross Intsrno- subaedbar sarvloo. 647;B84e. by 6 Hot, You’re Hot.” He also has appeared in Mikhail Gorbachev: Saturdays for puorontMd dtllvsry tlehol nowssorvicoondlsamombor p.m. waokdaysor10a.lKr8atu^ays •-tlie military and to be a piloL” Mrs. Pepke movies like “Gator” and “Smokey and the “We understand each other better. That’s In Monenostor. of th« Audit Burtou of Circulations. tor guarantor doUvery. ■aid. “He doesn’t give up.” Bandit.” the key to peace.’^ MANCHESTER HERALb. Friday, Nov. 22. 19W - S i — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Nov. 22. 1W5 Reagan Gorbachev predicts U.S./World in Brief Hurricane Kate assaults Florida a fire department dispatcher barked; " I can’t By Denny Hamilton talk now” and hung up. returns improved reiations Flag ban triggers Beirut battle United Press International Kate, the fourth hurricane to hit tTC Gulf Hurricane Kate Coast since August, sent 100,000 pMple m 13 PANAMA CITY. Fla. — Hurricane Kate counties fleeing to safety on orders from Gov. BEIRUT, Lebanon— A ban againat flying the Lebanese flag on killed two people, smashed homes and PRAGUE, Cxecbotlovakia parts of the world,’’ he said. “ But Florida's Panhandle Bob Graham. ^ . Independence Day triggered a battle for control of west Beirut unleashed a fire and tornado blitz in a historic to cheers (U PI) - Mikhail Gorbachev, in this should be done without any Jackson (bounty rescue workers cut througn today as Shiite and Druze Moslem mUitiamen dueled with tanks, 100-ropb attack that plunged Florida’s eastern pounded by hurricane. Prague to brief Waraaw Pact interference in the internal affairs the twisted metal walls of two mobile homes of other countries.’ ’ mortars, rockets and "everything else they have.” Panhandle Into howling darkness. crushed by falling trees to free five terrified ■v Laofl Danl«l partners on the superpower sum­ The fighting was describe as the heaviest in west Beirut in “ It’s like the world is coming to an end right mit, said before leaving Geneva be " I would like to regard the I MISS. ALABAMA people trapped Inside. UnltMl Pr«t> Inttrnotlonol several months. before your eyes,” Annie Laurie Rivers said as GEORGIA and President Reagan differed meeting as the beginning of a ULCullport' Apalachicola took a terrible beating from the (f “ A city of more than 1 million is hostage and trapped by the Kate smashed ashore Thursday evening near sharply on some issues but the dialogue aimed at improving the ilDA storm. WASHINGTON - President fighting and there is nothing we can do about it,” said a Lebanese Port St. Joe. becoming the first November Beagaa, beaming broadiy and meeting could lead to improved situation." Gorbachev said in Civil defense director Lee Rivers said huge government official. hurricane to hit the U.S. mainland since 1935. basking in the limelight, returned relations. '^Apalachicola • • hunks of U.S. highway 98 were washed away Police and witnesses said particularly intense clashes raged Telephone lines and electrical transmission New Orleans from' the Geneva summit to a The Soviet leader Thursday said ^ ^ i l m a k e s it possible for me to and the windows were blown out of the Franimn look to the future with optimism,’’ around the Soviet Embassy and the seafront American lines snapped under Kate’s assault, plunging at Panama City Ckiunty courthouse, exposing valuable records tumultuous welcome from a Con­ in Geneva the two days of talks least 70 percent of the homes in Kate’s path into with Rcaganwqre "something that he said. "Reason should prevail." University of Beirut hospital. . Port SI Joe to the relentless rain. gress grateful for even the faintest darkness. promise of peace. creates the possibility for moving He and Reagan had differed Druze gunmen chased their Shiite enemies from the hospital Fish houses where commercial oystermen sharply on major issues, espe­ and its surrounding streets, and fought back waves of assaults by The storm’s shrieking winds and pounding process their catches were washed away In the Obviously enjoying the two- ahead" —dMpite occasional sharp tides crumbled beachfront homes and busi­ Miami... cially arms control and Reagan’s Shiites trying to dislodge them from position near the embassy. storm surge and the wall of a Coca-Cola plant minute standing ovation that exchanges on what he called basic nesses, uprooted trees, undermined highways Strategic Defense Initiative, which The battle forced Church of England troubleshooter Terry caved in. erupted when he strode into the points of disagreement. and tore boats from their moorings like toys. Key West House chamber to address a Joint Gorbachev flew to Prague, Cze­ Gorbachev said dominated all Waite, In Beirut to seek the release of American hostages, to Apalachicola’s 106-foot water tower col­ their discussions. .At least nine storm-spawned tornadoes lapsed within minutes of the storm’s landfall.— session Thursday night, the presi­ choslovakia, Thursday to brief bis postpone a trip to New York. touched down in Bay, Calhoun and Washington dent delivered a hopeful address Warsaw Pact partners at the Gull ol Mexico “ just like someone knocked the tegs out from It was the first meeting between counties. under it,” said R.B. White, a Florida Power that drew cheers from his suppor­ Hradcany Castle — closed to all Reagan and Gorbachev. The 5^ Kate has claimed at least 14 lives so far — 10 ters and applause from opponents. visitors for the first time in almost Corp. engineer. year-old Soviet leader Is expected in Cuba Tuesday, two in Key Largo on "W e are sustaining extensive damage at this “ ft’s great to be home,” said three years. to visit Washington as early as next Halley’s comet on soggy passage Wednesday and two in Florida’s Panhandle Thurs., Nov. 21. 1985 Reagan, displaying no sign of Jet The briefing in Prague con­ time from high winds from the hurricane,” Bay year — at Reagan’s invitation — BERKELEY, Calif. - Halley’s comet is streaming “ invisible” Thursday — a Jackson County motorist 7 p.m, EST Caribbean Sea County Sheriff’s Lt. Robert Sterling said In lag as be reported to Congress and cluded with a dinner and then most crushed by a falling tree and a woman who Localiori: 30 miles and the president is expected to water as it streaks through space, scientists discovered with the Panama City. the nation on his meeting with of the officials left for home, the suffered a fatal heart attack riding out the ENE ol Panama City Soviet news agency Tass reported pay a reciprocal visit. help of a new radio telescope system. "Some roofs are being blown away. Houses Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev "A great deal of the time during storm in Chipley. Winds: 75 mph. JAM AI(?A^ from Moscow. But, Tass did.not list TTie discovery, announced Thursday, confirmed a theory about are collapsing because of erosion on the — the first superpower summit the meeting was taken up by At least three other people were injured Movement; NNE Gorbachev among those who left what a comet leaves in its wake as it plunges through deep space, beaches. We’ve pulled our people off the roads held in six years.- one-on-one meetings with Presi­ Thursday — a fireman battling a storm-caused at 15 mph. and there were indications he was until the wind subsides,” Sterling said. In a brilliantly staged homecom­ dent Reagan.” Gorbachev said. scientists said. blaze in Lynn Haven, a Franklin County miles 2 ing celebration, timed perfectly to staying overnight in Prague. Comets, which are essentially dirty Ice balls, lose some of their A Port St. Joe police dispatcher who said the "The meetings were frank, long, sheriff’s deputy whose car was hit by a tree and UPI Graphic the minute, Reagan and his wife, The summit closed with the ice to water vapor as they near the sun. storm sounded "like an invasion of big sometimes we had sharp discus­ a woman cut by flying glass in Panama City. helicopters” reported that "windows are Nancy, landed at Andrews Air announcement of a limited number Observations of Halley’s comet last week confirmed a theory State officials said Kate’s "swath of primary sions. sometimes we had very shattered, roofs are flying off and pine trees are Force base in suburban Maryland. of bilateral agreements but Gorba­ that water vapor streams behind at a mlle-a-second and breaks damage” was along 80 miles of coast between sharp discussions. blowing across the highway.” Reagan, who wore no topcoat chev told a news conference later up after a day Into oxygen-hydrogen and hydrogen molecules. Panama City and Carrabelle, but the storm "Still I think to a certain extent Four tornadoes touched down in Calhoun despite the chill evening, quickiy that disputes over the "Star Wars” Tliese molecules are beUeved to to break up further two or three continued to wreak havoc as it ground inland. see about midnight, spawning a tornado that they were productive,” said the County, three dipped out of the sky in boarded Marine I for the brief program and regional conflicts kate was downgraded to a tropical storm damaged several cars and giving Florida’s Soviet leader, calling his six hours days later. Washington County. At least one twister hit helicopter ride to Capitoi Plaza, had not been resolved. early today after its once-mighty winds capital city a taste of its fury. which was transformed into an of private talks with Reagan of Panama City, another destroyed two homes in Gorbachev told the 300 Journal­ diminished to 55 mph over land. “ The city is a mess. Power lines are down, armed fortress manned by about ists invited to the Soviet mission in "decisive importance." nearby Mexico Beach and a small twister 2 At 5 aim. EST, the storm was centered about trees are down and about 90 percent of our "O f course it would be much danced around the community of Calloway. 1,200 police and Secret Service Geneva there had been “ some­ Woman escapes Jail In drownlngs SO miles west of Savannah.'Ga. near latitude utility company customers are without power better if we could have reached "The tornadoes knocked down trees and agents. thing of a fight” before the meeting 32.0 north, longitude 82.0 west. Kate was and probably will be until sometime tomor­ agreement on the key, pivotal SANTA MONICA, Calif. — A Japanese-born woman received power lines everywhere and we are pleading The House chamber was when U S. negotiators pressed moving east northeastward near 20 inph and row,” Tallahassee police spokesman Scott problem of stopping the arms probation rather than prison as the prosecutor joined the defense with everybody to stay in their houses," Jammed with members of Con­ their charges of Soviet interfer­ was expected to emerge over the Georgia-South Hunt said. gress, the diplomatic corps, ^the ence in regional disputes. race." he said. But after years of in asking for leniency, agreeing she was psychotic when she Fires lighted the night sky in Panama City, Calhoun County sheriff’s dispatcher Buster bitter relations, "Trust is . not walked her two children into the ocean in a ritualistic suicide Carolina coastal waters by midday. Cabinet and the Joint Chiefs of "O f course we can have disputes Kate, diminished to 75 mph, passed Tallahas- where downed power triggered so many blazes Smith said. Staff. »hp citiintinp in different re-established easily.” attempt. Secretary of State George Fumiko Kimura, 32, had allegedly told police that she had been Shultz, who arrived first in a trying to commit "Shinju,” a parent-child suicide ritual which is separate helicopter, received a part of traditional Japanse culture. S H O P E A R LY FO R hearty round of applause when he But her attorney dismissed the reports as “ absurd,” and the BEST SEIECTIONI en ter^ the chamber. World leaders hall prosecutor said Thursday the "cuitural aspects” of the case did But when the booming voice of UPI photo not enter into her decision to request leniency. Larry Smith, the House sergeant Kimura pleaded no contest last month to two reduced charges at arms, intoned, "Mr. Speaker, President Reagan receives a standing ing on are Vice President George Bush, of voluntary manslaughter in a plea bargain that spared her a the president of the United States," superpower talks left, and House Speaker Thomas possible death sentence. the applause turned thunderous. ovation as he prepares to address a joint Reagan, looking sharp in a dark session of Congress Thursday after his O ’Neill. Bv Anne Saker hiro Nakasone hailed the leaders’ REGAL'S ENTIRE STOCK! blue suit, made his way down the return from the Geneva summit. Look­ plan for reciprocal visits, which center aisle, shaking hands on both United Press International Romanian acrobat returns home was announc^ during their Joint sides. House Speaker Thomas O’Neill, Obstacles lay ahead for Presi­ appearance Thursday morning. NEW YORK — A Romanian circus acrobat returned home ‘"The agreement provided the D-Mass., smiling benignly, per­ dent Reagan and Soviet leader rather than defect to the United States and remain with his mitted the ovation to continue for Summit’s impact on relations Mikhail Gorbachev, but the "al­ people of the world with a sense of pregnant American girlfriend, but the woman he left behind says security," Nakasone said. "As two minutes before striking down chemy” of their personal rapport she will follow him because. "I love him.” N his gavel so the president could during the superpower summit long as they continue dialogue, it The acrobat, Andi Georgescu. 24, who told the Immigration was a giant step toward easing will assure lasting peace of the begin his address. and Naturalization Service he had no desire to defect, Thursday global tensions, world leaders say. world." The address was interrupted still in doubt on Capitol Hill night flew from Kennedy Airport to Frankfurt, West Germany, almost 20 times by appiause. British Prime Minister Mar­ After the Brussels session. West garet Thatcher said the two-day (^rm an Chancellor Helmut Kohl on the first leg of his journey home. There were no empty seats or In Phoenix, his girlfriend, Sherri Meyer, 21, said Thursday Bv E. Michael Mvers will not. We'll know fairly soon if "More than anything else we summit in Geneva, which ended said: ^The Geneva meeting gives spaces in the huge and ornate night she plans to join him in Romania as soon as she can finish United Press international there is any movement in any of needed these leaders to be talking. Thursday, brought a good chance' reason for particular satisfaction. House chamber which accommo­ the necessary paperwork and consult doctors about her unborn dates about 1,500 on the floor and in the regional conflicts. We had to get off the loop of being for improving East-West relations ."The two leaders approached if WASHINGTON - President "There are some pragmatic critical of each other, of being because it enabled the two super­ in a businesslike way. I believe child, due in January. the spectator galleries. “ I love him,” M eyer said. “ I ’m not sure if I ’m going to survive The applause was louder from Reagan won high praise from tests that are there” suspicious of each other, of saying power leaders to get to know each both are determined to develop the Republican side, notably when members of Congress for his deft Sen. J o '^ Glenn, D-Ohio. violent things about each other. other. their relations on a new basis,” he over there either, but I ’m going to try.” Reagan talked about the "Star personal diplomacy with Soviet agreed, saying. "Now things have "I hope it’s a breakthrough,” "The chemistry was right, or the said. Wars" defense program. Applause leader Mikhail Gorbachev, but to be fleshed out to the second and O'Neill said.\ alchemy, whatever you like to call U.N. Secretary General Javier beyond the glow of Geneva they third actions. Wedon’t want this to it,” said Thatcher, whose college Perez de Cuellar said in a state­ from the Democratic side ranged Sen. Joseph Biden, D-Del., said Cigarette trial hits early snag from politely perfunctory to said the summit must produce be a one-night stand.” degrees are in chemistry. "They ment he welcomed the "spirit” of tangible results. 'Senate Republican leader Ro­ there must be "more than atmos­ got on very well together. I thought the joint statement issued at the enthusiMtic. pherics" and it should come in SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — Opening statements in the trial of At the end, when Reagan de­ Areas where Congress Is looking bert Dole of Kansas said the they would." end of the summit. a case pitting the family of a dead 'smoker against the nation’s lor real results from the "fireside summit can be called a success negotiations on the president’s But. Thatcher said, "There is no Israeli Foreign Minister Yitzhak parted from the text and said space-based missile defense pro­ 160-billion tobacco industry came on the day of the American simply, '"Thank you for allowing summit" include nuclear arms because the top Soviet and Ameri­ euphoria, no complacency," about Shamir told Israel radio he was V gram, which Reagan refuses to Cancer Society’ s Great American Smokeout. me to talk to you this evening and negotiations, human rights, re­ can leaders met after a six-year the work'ahead for the superpow­ disappointed with the Soviet Un­ drop. It was an ironic beginning to the precedent-setting trial — the God bless you all," the chamber gional conflicts and Soviet lapse and Reagan proved he can ers in trying to ease tensions. ion’s failure to change its policy emigration. communicate with’Gorbachev. Reagan stopped in Brussels, toward Soviet Jews. first of about three dozen suits against the giant R.J. Reynolds erupted into a final ovation. Rep. Jim Wright, D-Texas, the Tobacco Co. — but the case was quickly delayed until an As he left, Reagan paused to Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Ind.. “ We should stay on the same Belgium, en route to Washington, “ I would have been happier if we House majority leader, said the appellate court decides if material from the U.S. surgeon shake hands with many, including chairman of the Foreign Relations constructive road.” Dole said. talks have brought the nuclear to brief NATO allies on the talks would have received reports of a general’s report on cigarettes can be presented. James Brady, his press secretary Committee, said the summit House Speaker Thomas O'Neill. powers "closer to peace than we with Gorbachev. After the meet­ change in the ^ v ie t policy toward Further delays could come because claims filed by the widow confined to a wheelchair from should accelerate the arms control D-Mass., a frequent critic of were a week ago. He (Reagan) has ing, Belgian Foreign Minister Leo Soviet Jewry," Shamir said. “ But of a man who smoked for 52 years against the two local wounds received during the assas­ talks, although it may be several Reagan's policies, said the presi­ shown the world he wants to move Tindemans said the summit’s most it was difficult to expect that all the supermarkets that sold him the cigarettes — the reason the trial sination attempt on Reagan in years before there is an dent’s personal diplomacy with toward peace. striking feature was that, "A numerous and complicated prob­ IM l. agreement. Gorbachev helped ease years of personal relationship was estab­ lems would be solved in such a was being held in Santa Barbara — were dismissed 15 minutes The president received a kiss "W e will have some report cards bitter exchanges. “ But we don’t need to be building lished between the.two leaders. relatively short meeting." before opening statements. from Rep. Bobbi Fiedier. R-Caiif., fairly soon,” Lugar said. “ People "This is a turnabout and we so many more weapons to show the "It is always suspicion that is at NATO Secretary General Lord As a result, R.J. Reynolds, which makes Camel, Winston and as he left. will come out of the Soviet Union or needed a turnabout,” O'Neill said. world we are for peace." the basis of distrust between Carrington, in a statement after Salem cigarettes, has the option of shifting the case to federal countries,” he said. "Now a the Brussels meeting, said: "Gen­ court, which could refuse to hear it or delay it for months. climate of confidence has been eva is not the end of a process but, NOTHING HELD BACK! built between them.” we hope, the beginning of a new Allies see exchange as positive step Japanese Prime Minister Yasu- and more constructive stage.” Few Kennedy memorials planned By Michael Dannlgan Fifteen NATO representatives, Reagan's visit. tions were strongly supportive,” DALLAS — Several groups scheduled ceremonies to United Press International including 13 heads of state, tra­ NATO Secretary General Lord Carrington said. commemorate the assassination of President John F. Kennedy EVERY FAMOUS BRAND IN STOCK veled to Brussels to hear Reagan’s Carrington, in a statement issued Reagan met with King Baudouin 22 years ago today but officials for other civic and political BRUSSEL^ Belgium - A bomb­ briefing Thursday and were re­ after the 81-minute allied meeting, for 10 minutes in the airport VIP organizations said they prefer to forget the tragic event. ing at an American firm coincided portedly satisfied with the results. said: ."Geneva is not the end of a lounge before driving to the nearby The Downtown Dallas Democrats planned a 12:25 p.m. with President Reagan’s brief No one was injured in the blast at process but, we hope, the begin­ NATO headquarters. ceremony In front of the former Texas School Book Depository, ★ ARROW k HART, SCRAFFNER & MARX ★ LONDON FOG stopover in Brussels, where he Motorola Data Systems European ning of a new and more construc­ from which Lee Harvey Oswald fired the shots that killed briefed Western allies on the office — about 5 miles away from tive stage. After the meeting with Reagan, Kennedy as his motorcade passed through downtown Dallas. ★ VAN HEUSEN i r YVES SAINT LAURENT ★ MEMBERS ONLY superpower' summit with Soviet NATO’s headquarters, but there "The president was able to West German Chancellor Helmut . Two chapters of Green Berets from Dallas and San Antonio was extensive damage. The blast report in positive terms on impor­ leader Mikhail Gorbachev. No one Kohl said: "The Geneva meeting were to lay a wreath on the Kennedy Memorial at 2 p.m. CHRISTIAN DIOR ★ WOOLRICH was Injured in the blast. was apparently set to coincide with tant aspects of what had trans­ gives reason for particular ★ PURITAN 2 pired in Geneva and allied reac- satisfaction. Perfect Gifts ★ ENRO ★ BOTANY 500 ★ LEVIS FOR MEN

The Ultimale In Design and Service" Whites protest against blacks "k CAREER CLUB ★ HAGGAR SLACKS ★ DAMON PH ILA D E LPH IA — A mob of about 300 whites chanting “ Beat it! ” converged at a racially mixed couple’s home in a second ★ IZOD ★ LEVI SLACKS ★ DUOFOLD night of protests against blacks by residents who say they "don’t want thesq^people in our neighborhood.” ★ JANTZEN ★ SANSABELT ★ HANES Sensible The mostly teenage crowd Thursday night shouted profanity 2 Gourm et and threats at the home of Gerald and Carol Fox. one day after ir PENDLETON ★ FLORSHEIM SHOES ★ JOCKEY Fruit Baskets Prices! some 400 people protested at the home of a black couple three blocks away. Both families recently moved into the blue-collar *2 0 .0 0 & Up neighborhoi^ in southwest Philadelphia. “ We’ re not going to stop until we get what we want," Francis Marigliano, who took part in both actions, said Thursday night Please Order Early outside the Fox home. "W e don’t want tljese people in our neighborhood.” INCLUDING Special Cash & Carry \ b u ll lo v e o u r The Teleflora Bird Panel approves stopgap spending Bouquet . Candle new Holiday Pastels- BIG & TALL DEPT. Centerpiece WASHINGTON — The House Appropriations Committee, in •22.50 & 'U p arriving daily I Cross fin e w riting passing a stopgap .oney bill for several government agencies, * Excluding Items Already On Sale. instruments are * quashed an attempt to keep poor women from getting * Excluding Gift Departmen|. mechanically guaranteed 8.95 information on where to get abortions. jo r a lifetim e o f w riting Rep. Jack Kemp, R-N.Y.,‘‘ tried to amend the funding bill to pleasure. Han^omely g ift prohibit doctors from referring women on federal health aid to VERNON packaged, too. places for abortions. Instead, the committee agreed to language DOWNTOWN TRI-CITY PLAZA 646-8268 proi^ed by Rep. Richard Durbin, D-Ill., that bars physicians MANCHESTER from "advocating” abortion, but allows them to discuss the Open Thun. A FrI. tM M O Open Thun.Thi 135 Center Street p r o c u r e . 8M. IN 5:30 The money measure, approved on a voice vote Thursday, is N W ittH !9H)0 REGALS Sunday 12-S •iNce ‘Your Quality Man’s Shop" Manchester FAMOUS LABEL WOMEN'S FASHION FOR LESS! needed to conUnue the flow of money to agencies that have not Manchetter Paifcada gotten their regular appropriations for fiscal 1986. It would provide about 8480 billion to carry the agencies through Sept. 30, 6 4 6 ^ 1 2 ^ Mon., Tues. & Wed. Open 9*9 ^ 1986, committee aides said. bb Manchester Parkade •I ; VBmon. Stmebufy. WalBfbwry. AU Major Credit Cards Accepted. ■riatol. CrofiMrall Squara MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Nov^2. I98S - 7 _1 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Nov. 22. 1985 Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher X Douglas A. flavins. Managing Editor OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor ! Christmas On Mam Streat I NOVEMBER 29 EdHortal B D E C E M B ER 14 I LIGHTS GO ON ^M fC H cacm w ntaw iM M C ' on the street SANTA AT THE MALL - 12-4 P.M. J a c k TRIM-A-TREE Contest Starts - X vmmmcf&'Mt) K-6th Grade T O Y S FO R T O T S - U.S. Marine Corp. T h e future A n d e r s o n i 1st Prize — Bike with continuous “live” bands, i F o r I 2nd Prize — Doil Manchester Mall 12-4 P.M. K Christmas X P/'J® — QIW Certificate WKHT REMOTE BROADCAST X Giving of downtown Make A Traa Ornament and Manchester Mall 12-4 P.M. I Drop It Off At Mari-Mada X D EC EM B ER 7 FOOD BANK continues Before another year and a half has passed, X FREE DOWNTOWN X road crews will begin the long-delayed X SANTA AT THE MALL - TOYS FOR JOY continues Discover Us | reconstruction of downtown Main Street in - Free coioring book for each chiid and let us be your one stop shopping- for I U.S. economy - Picture with SANTA - $2.00 optional PARKING Manchester. DECEMBER 21 A ll Occasions X MANCHESTER AREA COUNCIL As townspeople have been quick to point < / X • On Street out, the project will inconv;pnience drivers, at crossroads, X OF CHURCHES CAROL SINGERS SANTA AT THE MALL Bridal Registry will be on the street 12-3 pm shippers, professionals, and everyone else X TRIM-A-TREE judging • Birch Street Lot who spends time downtown. Traffic will be X TOYS FOR JOY - MACC rerouted, stores will be forced to rely on rear experts agree Drop off point is at the Manchester Mall. • Oak & Cottage Streets entrances, and numerous other adjustments . Bennet Jazz Band, 12-3 P.M. tfie ^atch will be required. FOOD BANK STARTS • Purnell Place Lot WASHINGTON — The big question mark that hangs X Drop off point is at Personal Tee. Despite these problems, there is no question over America is whether taxes should be increased or G IF T SHOP spending cut to stabilize the federal government’s X • Forest Street Lot that the reconstruction project will be a good X DECEMBER 8 thing. But unfortunately, fixing the street will shaky finances. 977 MAIN STREET • St. James Lot In Downtown Manchester be only a first step in the arduous process of If the spending spiral isn’t stopped, most COMMUNITY SING economists agree, the American people can anticl-- rejuvenating the area between the Center and Center Park - 6:00 P.M. OPEN MON. thru SAT.. 8.30 to 5 JO: THUnS. TILL 8:30 pate higher inflation, higher interest rates and higher • Maple Street Lot the Teri^nus. <3ttifi!BSfCcxye(Banes!E«M(in()Eatc»»a(i0c»a(KS!Efir unemployment. Although the downtown district holds a The amounts may be astronomical, but the problem This Week’s Special J number of bright spots, it has many others is simple: Next year, the federal apparatus will spend THURS. — FRL — SAT. X that are best described as dismal. Buildings nearly $1 trillion but will collect less than $800 billion Nov. 21$t Nov. 22nd Nov. 23rd X For Youl X remain unoccupied for lengthy periods, litter Results of the summit in taxes. The $200 billion difference will be added to blows around on streets and in parks, and the staggering national debt, which members of Youth Specialty Shop I housing isn’t up to par. Congress wOuld rather leave for their successors to 757 Main Street, Manchester ENTIRE STOCK* Bv Gregory Nokes Advocates of arms control worry that not only worry about. g FAMILY SIZE MICROWAVE OVEN All that could change, however, with has there not been progress toward a new The bottom line is obvious: The federal government 30% OFF ' “"“Pearl’s I innovation and the intelligent use of available WASHINGTON — President Reagan says the agreement, but that existing agreements are is spending too much or taxing too little. Either the resources. real results of his Geneva summit won’t be being eroded beyond repair. ' government should make some drastic spending cuts A U H E A W W aR Pramsalts - Saowsttits, Jackets, Goats In the past, numerous ideas for renewing evident for months or years, but the test may Those agreements are the 1972 Anti-Ballistic or raise more taxes. X Price ! the area have been put forth, lauded or come sooner — in January, and in Geneva again, Missile treaty and the unratified SALT II treaty. X For Great Christmas Gifts 20% Off criticized, then left to languish. when the arms control talks resume. Each side accuses the other of major violations, THOSE WHO BENEFIT from government spend­ 20% OFF X and each has proposals on the drawing boards Whatever the fate of former studies and Three sessions of the arms talks already have ing. not surprisingly, want to raise more revenue. X • M V S - YOUTH eOHILS NOTHING HELD BACK X been held, without significant results, and now the which would erode them further. This has always been the response of the special X («Um 4-20) (• M 4-14) *129 • Blazera Cameras Frames X proposals, now is the time for a thorough They shudder at the prospect of a world without • Slacks - Jeans *Exclu(^ing items aiready on saie superpowers have failed at their summit to forge interests, which don’t want to lose their privileges, X • Slacks - Jeans (LovI, Oohkoth. Protty X assessment of what the future holds for the a breakthrough to hand to their negotiators. any arms controi agreements. and the federal administrators, who don’t want to (Heelthtea, Forth, Lovl. Ptoaaa. HoMthttR) Camera Cases Photo Albums • VMMNtMttCMM • luMwnMSlM OtMioih. DIokla) *Exciuding gift department area. Proper planning would help the The leaders failed at their summit to forge a reduce their budgets. They never offer to cut their • Blanket Sleepers • 11m u M , eoilKk iwScStf • iM-ttraeMra X • Flannel Shirts • Skirts Straps Zoom Lenses downtown situation change for the better as breakthrough in the arms taiks, aithough they WHILE THE LEADERS’ DEADLOCK extravagances. • Solid Slip On Sweaters • Jerseys •FREE Snowman Jar X new roads are constructed and the redevelop­ agreed in a joint statement pn the need “ to remained unmoved by the summit, the closing Whenever the public shows signs of alarm over • Jerseys • Pajamas with purchase. ^ • Pajamas Tripods Lense Filters X accelerate the work at these negotiations."^ joint statement did specify two common goais for spending excesses, the special pleaders call for more • Slack Seta Limited quantiles. ment of the nearby Cheney Historic District is • Slack Sets • Sweaters X completed. According to summit participants, neither arms control negotiations, one a 50 percent taxes. They usually get their tax increase, which reduction in nuclear arms of both sides and the Plus experienced personal RECAVS leader budged on what has become the central u n k r w e m INFANTS • TODDLERS The assessment should be conducted by a reiieves the financial pressure. But the federal K CAirrars "Your Quality Men's Shop" Mon Wrfl 10-^ 10 issue in the negotiations. Reagan's Strategic other a separate agreement on intermediate administrators never use the new taxes to reduce the R Boya (2-20) Quit (2-14) Ovtrallt - Slacks - service and fast quality photo Thvjf til 9 00 group featuring the best that Manchester’s range nuclear weapons in Europe. X T-Shirtt. Briala. JarMya - Pajamtt • Downtown Manehaattr Trt-CIty, Vamon FrI III B 00 Defense Initiative, popularly known as ‘Star national debt; they merely find new ways to spend the Undanhirti, Pantlaa Carter Ovtrall S Slack Sate s.tf t,i b 00 X government and business community have to W ars." Both proposals were made earlier by the Soviets Open Thurs. 'til 9:00 Thurs. & FrI. 'Ill 9:00 money. iMr card/viBA noNo Album Nov. 23 - No Sew ^ ' Round Cakepans • Muffin Pans 5 Nov. 21 - Christmas Tree X • Square Cake.Pans • Loaf Pans instance, is an expert on downtown redevelop­ H Top Angel Call 643-1442 ment plans that have been followed in other Diplomatic digaat X • Oblong Pans Cookie Sheets O p e n F o n lm E “Craft Supplies At An Affordable Price X • Roast & Bake Pans •Biscuit Pans In the Manchester Mall • 811 Main Street ^ towns and cities. His talents should be used, Can Syria succeed in Lebanon where Israel and the X X Ask about our 10% Discount and 785 Main Street Downtown along with those of business leaders, United States faiied so tragically? The Syrians are X With this A d ...... Sale Ends 11/27 certainly trying to exercise the influence over Bulk Buying Discount 18 Antique and Collectible Shops merchants and at least one or two ordinary complaint, it is merely self-serving ___ _ X M-S 9-5:30 / Thurs. 'til 8 !MSMSl a m__ M Manchester, 643-8484 » The employees start' at 83.50 per fragmented Lebanon that eluded the Israelis and the M-S 10-5 - Thura.'til 9 — Sundays 11-4 The law is clear; rhetoric on the part of manage­ S a iV I w-o lira- .num. I l i a = Sundays 11-4 >3— a m f c « A m .n ™ n F.xpn*. MC. V,»a £ JS citizens. hour. They gross only $140 per Americans. Our intelligence sources have been ment to use that reasoning to avoid week and after taxes and insu­ Things that must be studied range from the start negotiations clocking the movements of the leaders of the myriad the decision of the majority in rance they only bring home barely « S ^ MIA . X MAMf*IIFCTPD S expansion of the downtown taxing district to electing a bargaining agent. Lebanese factions to and from Damascus, where they MANCHESTER To the Editor: $100.' Due to the increases many X the development of a realistic strategy for The owners of Crestfiled- employees had to drop the insu­ plead their case in hopes of obtaining Syrian support. X TWEEDS Leafy Stem & Rooti Fenwood have been identified in But it’s a tricky business for the Syrians. Though a attracting diverse concerns to the area. Plans 1 drive along Vernon Street rance because they could not HARDWARE the press as lawyers. Lawyers, as FLORIST 649-2522 usually at least twice a day. In afford it. “ Syrian connection” is regarded as a plus in the to keep the area clean anid spruce up the agents of the court, should know 637 Main Street doing so, I see the picket line at the Byzantine world of Lebanese politics, dependence on 877 Main Street appearance of its buildings must be developed the law and should obey it. The At this point we decided it was Crestfield-Fenwood complex aid from Damascus is also resented. The Syrians are Manchester 857 Main St., Downtown Manchester election was held and certified by time to get a union. We decided on and followed. where workers have been on trying to make sure that no single Lebanese faction (Next to Marlow’s) 631 Main street Manchester the labor boards having the the United Auto Workers. We In order to finance these activities, both strike. In reading the newspaper gets too strong. authority to do so. ' There is started the organizing drive in 643-6196 Manchester | coverage of the issue in the strike, flowers government and the downtown business provision for those who have January 1985. On March 14, we 643-4425 it^appea rs that the issue is a simple A Great Qlft community must be prepared to help. The complaints to file them with an took our vote and won. The UAW is _ 643-6346 S one. The workers have elected a Watch on the Pentagon impartial labor board for an now representing the Pillowtex Braemar Turtleneqk Add Tl^e f ipal Touclf! | A Hardware Store X possible redirection of revenues from the union to represent them, consist­ Rep. Jim Bates, D-Calif., has had it up to herewith m^aa M. n^luMmVmr impartial decision. The law is employees. We started negotia­ ^ 2 0 X Maternity, Lingerie, Uniforms \ current taxing district should be studied, ent with current labor law. 'The the Naval Investigative Service and wants it ysz ytt xacEcx !E« clear. The owners, as lawyers and tions on May 7. We met with the EM !cae»ea(»s!E«iE»i»(taixtt!Ee( £ » £ » ) » Bit BacKSi owners have refused to negotiate along with other funding strategies. citizens obligated to obey the law, company 15 times before we went eliminated. What first ticked off the congressman was With the redevelopment of the historic with the representatives elected by out on strike. We put the strike off what he called the “ inadequate investigation by NIS the workers. should get on with the negotiations and stop their opposition to the twice with hopes that we would of the gun-smuggling charges involving Vice Adm. district, the Main Street project and the The owners have claimed that I P€nSONFIL T€€ COVENTRY FARMS ! union. It is too cold for people who come to an agreement. Joseph Metcalf III.” But what really took the ragoff’n construction of a connector roab- between the union does not represent a are right to have to picket in order The company, however, was not the bush, as Snuffy Smith would say, was the Navy southern Manchester and 1-84 all in the works, •majority of the workers and that bargaining in good faith. They Personalized DAIRY STORE ! perhaps some of the workers were to gain something they have under sleuths’ failure to uncover the years of espionage by I « CONTACT LENSES the next logical step obviously is to assess the law. would give us a proposal one day coerced into voting for the Union then withdraw it the next. The the Walker family, which might still be going on if Sports and Fun Wear 809 Main St., Manchester | HEARINQ AIDS Main Street’s assets and its liabilities. Only a against their will. The appropriate company does not want to recog­ John Walker’s ex-wife hadn’t gone to the FBI. Bates progressive and realistic strategy will ensure arm of the National Labor Rela­ Al Benford has introduced legislation that would give the Naval S5 EASTERN CONNECTICUrS LEADING ff 85F ClUfsIde Drive nize seniority. I am an incentive 646-1856 that the downtown area lives up to its tions Board has ruled that the worker. I am 22 years old and I Investigative Service’s functions to other agencies, S FULL SERVICE OPTICIANS S Manchester Mon.-Sat. 7:00am-9:00pm potential for the future. election was proper and has work fast, but I won’t always be which he hopes will do a better job. S t e J U e m / e y / A -Jesiws 1 S 763 Main Street, Manchester 643-1191 g certified the results. When man­ fast. After the years go by and I get 825 Main Street — Manchester agement appealed the first ruling, older and have a family I will, no 646-3339 RC or Diet Rite Cola - 2 Liter 99F X 191 Main Street. Manchester 643-19DD g the ruling was affirmed. Hence, ConlUanUal Ilia ryafyaryoryex vat vtayeiBa<«atBaBaCl(fi»Bauaa2 years since President John F. Kennedy rDLYMPIADEUCATESSENI NASSlFPSU^s"^ Downtown Manchester E. A. JOHNSON PAINT . did not vote. They are no less a week, to meet the company's company ^ame with no counter­ was assassinated. But since that terrible Friday in elected and the validity of their orders. The company came to us in proposals and they rejected ours. Dallas, Americana have grown sadder, sriaer and far decisions is not diminished. 697 Main St.. Manchester X 723 Main St., Manchester | December to thank us and then told It seems to be a one-sided thing more accustomed then we should be to the political Regarding the management 991 Main St., Manchester us we would not be getting a raise. now. This is not bargaining in good murders of both the prominent and the unknown, the ^ibles & Books claim that some workers were Not only were they not giving us a faith, nor Is it fair. Many em­ tyrant and the tourist. Many of us can remember 643-0809 X 649-4501 I coerced into voting for the union, raise but they were taking away ployees are hurting because of 647-9126 l ig h t f r o m c o d LIFE' f o r MAN any worker who believes an from us. They informed us that this, but we will stick together to exactly where we were and what we were doing when Luncheon Specials, Party Platters, | Wailpaper^Sale thru 12/31 | improper practice was used in the they were raising our cost for get what Is fair. we first heard that Kennedy bad been shot. Now the Family Sports Shop Since 1944 ...... Me election process has the right, even insurance. It Increased from 12.77 bombings and assassinations have become so Doll Sandwiches, Homemade Soup | Cross Country & Downhill Ski is 840 Main Street . the obligation, to file a complaint per week to fS.lO per week If we Janet Rooney commonplace that they tend to blend into a funy Tuss.-FrI. 7:00-4M), Thurs. V I 8 | 649-3396 30S0% OFF I "Someday, I want to be fust tike you and play with the Naitonal Labor Relaticms had dependenU. At this,time the 14 Lawton Road feeling that these awful outrages will never stop. Jack - Clothing on over 100 Wallcovering Books a for the Chicago Bears. ” Board. 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k - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Nov. 22. 1985 - 1 « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Nov. 22. I9«5 College football NFL roundup College basketball Coke decried as contraceptive. SPORTS ... page 11 ... page 11 ... page 12 -t' NEW YORK (UPI) - Expeii- three types of colas in test tubes a%y studies to prove it. merits conducted "half in Jest" to and observed that Classic Coke “ We were looking into an old '4 1 - r * see which kind of Coca-Cola killed killed sperm more quickly than folklore form of medicine during sperm the fastest were not consi­ New Coke and Diet Coke killed the heart of the Old Coke versus NHL roundup dered even a littie funny by them fastest of all. New Coke controversy," she said. Pianned Parenthood officials, who "The experiments were ob­ But Planned Parenthood spokes­ say carbonated douches could kill viously half In jest — we explicitly woman Tracey Stephens criticized a woman. said we did not recommend the research and said carbonated The experiments with New Coca- Coca-Cola douches as a means of douches are "ineffective" and Cola, Ciassic Coke and Diet Coke contraception," Dr. Sbaree Um- Punchless Whalers blanked by Philly "can be fatal." were performed by four Harvard pierre, an obstetrician who led the She also said Planned Parent­ Medical School doctors who wrote research, said in a telephone hood doctors have determined Morrow said of the tie between two injury-riddled about their findings in a letter to interview Thursday. carbonated douches can spread By Knn Rappoport teams. "W e had some good chances at the end, but the New England Journal of Tho AMOclotod P rn t Medicine. " I don’t know if douches are venereal diseases into a woman’s Keans came up with the saves.” dangerous or not. nor do I know of Fallopian tubes and abdomen. The four mixed sperm with the Ib e Hartford Whalerz have been having trouble King* 5, Wings 4 ■coring goals of late. And the Philadelphia Flyers Phil Sykes’ third goal of the season with 1:S1 didn’t make it any easier for them, e sp ^ a lly with remaining in overtime lifted Los Angeles over Grand jury gets shooting case money on the line. Detroit. Marcel Dionne slid the puck toward the "W e have a team bonus, everyone gets extra money Detroit net. creating a a scramble near the goal, and SPRIN C nELD , Mass. (UPI) - the day after the shooting as police worry that emotions may stand for a shutout.” Flyers goalie Bob Froese said after Sykes poked a shot past Red Wings goaltender Greg The case o f» Springfield man who surrounded the building in which between Juan Ortiz and a fair trial. ’niursday night’s 3-0 National Hockey League victory Stefan. is being held without bail on he was hiding. over the Whalers. "And I ’m very pleased that our The Kings were down 51 going into the final period, "Matty Ryan will throw the book team could get that.” murder charges in connection with The elder Ortiz faces charges of at him,” said Jose A. Gonzales, a but Morris Lukowich began a three-goal exposion for the fatal shooting of two policemen murder, assault and battery with a H ie victory was the first for the Flyers since their Los Angeles when he connected at 6:40. Defenseman director of the Hispanic-American IS-game winning streak was snapped by the New York was scheduled to go before a dangerous weapon and assault Union of Springfield. Brian Engblom pulled the Kings within a goal at 10: M, Hampden County Grand Jury with intent to murder. Islanders on ’Tuesday night. It also marked the return setting the stage for Dave Taylor’s tying score with ’Two witnesses who were with today. The known facts of the Nov. 12 to the lineup of Froese and defenseman Mark Howe. 7:28 remaining in regulation. Harild pOoto by Tirquinlo Eduardo Ortiz after the shooting Juan Ortiz, is the brother of shootings will be presented to the Froese had missed four games and Howe three with After Warren Young and Danny Gare scored for say he cleared his brother of Eduardo Ortiz, 18, who police say 23-member grand ju iy today, injuries. Detroit to erase an early 1-0 Kings’ lead, John The banner Is up suspicion before killing himself. shot and killed patrolmen Michael according to Hampden County " I think his work for tonight speaks for itself," said Ogrodnick scored his first goal of the night on a power Flyers Coach Mike Keenan. "H e did a great Job after A car passes under a banner, raised this Street. The annual race draws thou­ J. Schiavina and Alain Beauregard District Attorney Matthew J. "W e was watching the news,” play midway through the second period and added his during what appears to have been Ryan. said Jose Nierez. "H e said, ‘I feel coming off a serious injury, a long layoff and tough second from a scramble in front of the net 6:22 later to morning, marking the start and finish of sands of competitors to Main Street on a routine traffic stop. However, some members of sorry for my brother. He didn’t do circumstances." stake Detroit to its 51 lead. the Manchester Road Race on Main Thanksgiving morning. The yoiineer Ort)» killed himself Keenan was also happy to see Howe back. Asked A first-team All-Star selection last year, Ogrodnick 2 Springfield’s Hispanic community nothing.’’ ’ what it meant to have Howe in the lineup, Keenan suffered through a nine-game scoring drought earlier ■aid: "The word is impact. He makes a big difference this season, but has now scored five goals in his last in the defense and the way we move the puck.” four games to run his total to nine. In other NHL games, the New York Islanders and O b itu aries Boston Bruins played to a 4-4 tie; the Los Angeles Blues 4, North Stars 2 Kings nipped the Detroit Red Wings 5-4 in overtime Brian Sutter, playing in a clu b -r^ rd 663rd game, and the St. Louis Blues defeated the Minnesota North scored one 'goal and assisted on another, leading St. Emllton 8 i P ltrrt made to the American Cancer Stars 4-2. Louis over Minnesota. Blues goaltender Rick Society, 670 Prospect Ave., Emilien St. Pierre, 80, of East Derrick Smith scored all the goals the Flyers Wamsley stopped 27 shots to key the victory for St. 2 Hartford. Hartford, formerly of Manchester, needed Thursday night when he connected at 8:28 of - - t Louis. died ’Thursday evening. He was the the first period. The Flyers increased their lead in the Kevin La Vallee scored 5:26 into the second period to husband of Minnie (Beaulieu) St. Mary Lawle Wi' third period on a shot by Tim Kerr, who from 10 feet Philadelphia's Pelle Ekiund slams Hart­ night at the Spectrum. Flyers blanked give St. Louis a 2-1 lead and the Blues remained in Pierre. He owned the Emil Barber out directed the puck past Mike Liut for his 21st goal of ford’s Jack Brownschidle to the boards the punchless Whalers, 2-0. front the rest of the game. Mary (Law) Lewie, 70, of Jones the year (12th power-play goal) at 11:03. Howe Sutter, who passed Garry Unger on the Blues’ Shop on Main Street for 13 years. Road, Saratoga Springs, N.Y., with hard check during action Thursday Bom Sept. 8,1005, in St. Ephrem Uhl widened the margin to 3-0 when he picked up a loose all-time games-played list, set up the only score of the formerly of East Hartford and de Beauce, Quebec, Canada, he puck in the Hartford zone and fired a 35foot wrist shot first period, a rebound shot by Greg Paslawski. Tom Manchester, died Wednesday lived in Manchester from the late past Liut 1:05 later. team with an unbeaten home record. McCarthy tied the game 4:25 into the second period night at Saratoga Hospital, Sarat­ Francis. "It’s not as if we’re not getting the 1950s until 1977. He retired from his The triumph improved the Patrick Division Boston goalie Doug Keans turned in an outstanding with a wrist shot past Wamsley, but 1:01 later oga, N.Y. SHe was the wife of opportunities to score. We are, but we’re just not barber shop in 1971. leader’s record to 153, best in the NHL. Hartford, shut performance with six brilliant saves in the five- La Vallee skated the length of the ice and beat Earle F. Lewie Sr. finishing them.” Besides his wife, he Is survived out for the second straight game, dropped to 510 and minute overtime period as the Bruins extended their Beaupre. She was bom in Glasgow, remained last in the Adams Division. Islander* 4, Bruins 4 Then, midway through the period, Sutter was by five sons, Eugene St. Pierre and Scotland, April 24, 1915, and had Boston Garden record to 552 this season. Robert St. Pierre, both of Man­ The Whalers have dropped six of their last eight Rookie Kraig Nienhuis capped a third-period rally Pat LaFontaine scored two goals and assisted on credited with the eventual game-winner when his pass been in Saratoga the past five games. with an unassisted goal with less than five minutes another for the Islanders while Ken Linseman had a in front of the net deflected off the skate of chester, Percy St. Pierre and Emil years. Before that, she lived in St. Pierre. bothofStandish, Maine, "W e played well and got good chances, but we’re not remaining in regulation, and Boston earned a tie with Minnesota’s Brian Bellows and rolled past goaltender- East Hartford and Manchester. pair of goals for Boston. and Henry St. Pierre of Lewiston, finishing the plays,” said Whalers’ center Ron the New York Islanders, remaining the NHL’s only Don Beaupre. In addition to her husband, she is “It was a fairly even game,” New York’s Ken Maine; five daughters, Irene survived by two daughters, Mrs. Weiss of West Simsbury, Theresa Richard Nielsen of Bolton and Mrs. (Xilllna of Manchester, Doris Halp- Bruce Ashworth of Vernon; three em of Jupiter, Fla., Rita Rossitoof sons, Earle F. Lewie Jr. of Vernon, Rocky Hill and'Yvonne Gauthier of The Whale finally gets an all-around defenseman Stewart J. Lewie of Schylerville, Coventry; a brother, Lorenzo St. N.Y., and Raymond E. Lewie of Pierre, and a sister, Yvonne Lebel, East Hartford; and 11 defenseman for most goals (19), assists (61) and points in the last three years, played 331 of a possible both of Lewiston, Maine; 24 HARTFORD — Enter David Babych. grandchildren, points (74). 336 games in his career. He finished his tenure in grandchildren; one great- The Hockey News 1986 Yearbook: “ David Babych The funeral will be Saturday at 9 A two-time Campbell Conference All-Star in 1982-83 Hartford ranking second all-time in games, third in granddaughter; and several nie­ hds never played up to expectations, but has a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, and '83-84, he scored a goal in each game. Babych also goals (95), fourth in assists (131), third in points (226) N ces and nephews. developed into a solid defenseman who adds offensive 400 Main-St., with burial in East led the Jets in playoff scoring last spring with totals of and third in penalty minutes (400). The funeral will be Monday at 8 punch.” Bob Cemetery. There are no calling 2-7-9. He has numbers of 512-16 this year. a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, Hockey Illustrated: "Babych also manned the point Never a true offensive force, the 25year old Neufy hours. Babych, the No. 2 pick in the 1980 draft behind Doug 400 Main St., with a mass of on the power play, but his time was reduced by Papetti was a rock in the corners and in the crease, but he Memorial donations may be Wickenheiser, unleashed shot totals of 239 and 233 in Christian burial at 9 a.m. at St. (Randy) Carlyle’s presence, which might have been played with ’heavy hands.’ And unfortunately, his made to a charity of the donor’s Herald Sports Writer the last two years. On the irawer play, he slapped in 6 many misplayed slot opportunities were all that vocal James Church. Burial will be in St. part of tbe reason for bis poor play early on.” choice. goals last season, after netting 10 the year before. For James Cemetery. Calling hours Superstar Hockey Yearbook: “ Dave Babych was a ingrates in the stands ever seemed to notice. For the distressing minus-16 and has slipped badly. He needs comparison during the same time, trigger-happy past three seasons, Neufeld — out of necessity — was will be Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Siltanen cranked 174 and 163 shots and nailed 8 and 12 p.m. Kazuo TMhIma a big boost of confidence.” the checker on the Whale’s No. 1 line, centered by Hockey Digest: "The Jets defense, led by the man-advantage tallies. either Ron Francis or Mark Johnson. 0 NEW YORK (UPI) - Kazuo Tashima, founder and chairman of overra te Dave Babych, is weak.” Ray Neufeld. The 52. 215pound Babych also possesses legendary He should be the perfect role player on a good team. Stantoy J. BrodafMn Japan's Minolta Camera Co., died The Hockey News 1986 Yearbook (by Stan Fishier): "Dave Babych has been the top defenseman on that strength — they’re still talking about the Oct. 11 game High-flying Winnipeg, which had six 35goal scorers "GM John Ferguson winces when the name of hockey club since he was 18 years old,” added the Cat. against Calgary, when he surrounded two Flames, last year. Just wants the big guy to do some banging. Stanley J. Brodersen, 79, of East in Osaka, western Japan, on the defenseman David Babych is mentioned. ’The onetime Babych, a five-year veteran, could be the best Gino Cavallini and Tim Hunter, and hauled both to the Babych was made expendable on the Jets because Hampton, died Wednesday at eve of his 86th birthday. top draft pick simply has not done the job expected of all-around defenseman the Whalers have ever had. ice at the same time. of the defensive leadership of veteran Carlyle and the Middlesex Memorial Hospital in Minolta Corp.. a Ramsey, N.J.- him, nor has he improved his game at the rate How’s that for pressure? If he is such a complete player, why did a club like emergence of young Dave Ellett. Middletown. He was the brother of based subsidiary of the Japanese necessary to make Winnipeg a contender.” It’s not much, considering the revolving rearguards Winnipeg — which likes to think it has a chance to “ You start from the goal and work out,” said 'Alwyn Brodersen of Coventry. firm, said Thursday Tashima The preceding preseason quotes are courtesy of at the Civic Center since a three-way deal in 1982 dethrone the Edmonton Oilers in the Smythe Division Francis, explaining his blueprint philosphy towards He also is survived by a son, founded the company with the ‘expert’ observers of the National Hockey League. basically landed Risto Siltanen for Mark Howe. and for the Stanley Cup — get rid of a Dave Babych? building a contender. ’’We have some young Bradford Brodersen of East name of Japan-German Camera V " I don’t know where people come'up that crap,” Dave Babych is big, fast, tough and mobile. First off, the Jets really wanted Neufy. defenseman and some veterans, and this guy is in Hampton; a daughter, Mrs. Cha­ Shoten in 1928 and set up the brand said Hartford Whalers’ President and General He can score, he can shoot and he can hit. ’ ’They’ve been interested in him for some time,” between-like. He can be a real wheelhorse for us.” r t s (Andrea) Cooley of Newing- name of Minolta meaning "M a­ Manager Emile Francis, the day after acquiring the Babych has averaged 61 points per year in his said Francis, of the last of the original NHL Whalers. Maybe all Dave Babych needs is a change of >ton; two other brothers, Kermit chinery and Instruments Optical 25year old blue liner from Winnipeg for right wing career and he holds Winnipeg season records for a The durable Neufeld, who averaged 27 goals and 63 scenery. Brodersen of Newington and An­ by Tashima” in 1933. drew Brodersen of Florida; a Tashima, who died Tuesday, had sister, Helen Bustle of Florida; been president of the Osaka-based Meet Sunday In Storrs and seven grandchildren. Minolta Camera until 1982. The funeral was today atiRose Anne 8.K. Brown The Game’ Hill Funeral Home. 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. Burial was in Rose Hill NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - So­ •Memorial Park. Rocky Hill. cialite Anne S.K. Brown, the widow UConn soccer faces BU’s challenge Memorial donations may be of John Nicholas Brown, whose made to Emmanuel Christian family founded Brown University, has died. She was 79. STORRS — Can Connecticut do it goals and 6 assists to lead tbe ...Academy Athletic Fund. Newing- Yale, Harvard Terriers during the regular sea­ .ton, 06111. Brown died Thursday at her again? summer home. Services will be That’s one pressing question that son. Midfielders Gary Swanson and Francis Okaroh, netted six and Monday at 11 a.m. EST at the needs to be answer as UConn will William G. Cooley Church of St. John the Evangelist host Boston University Sunday at five goals, respectively. BU scored William G. "G riff ” Cooley, 76, in Newport. Burial is private. She in 102nd duel noon at the Connecticut Soccer a record-setting 45 goals during the ‘husband of Evelyn (Vanni) Cooley, is survived by a brother, Herbert Stadium in Storrs for the New 1985 season. of Boynton Beach, Fla., formerly Kinsolving, of Annapolis, Md., a England championship in the Connecticut netted 48 goals - o f, Windsor, ^dicd Tuesday in sister, Mrs. Egbert Leigh III, of By Frederick Waterman victories over Princeton and second round of < the NCAA during its 25game schedule. Florida. He was the father of John Washington, daughter, Angela Ba­ United Press International Harvard. tournament. Husky coach Joe Morrone is F. Cooley of Manchester. yard Brown Fisher, of Dedham, "That was te high,” said The Huskies come in with a 17-53 worried about BU’s firepower. He also is survived by two other Mass., and two sons, retired Navy NEW HAVEN - Yale hasn’t quarterback Mike Curtin. “ The record while the Terriers sport an "They, are very explosive. Any one sons, George M. Cooley of Windsor Capt. Nicholas Brown, of Balti­ won a football game in a month, biggest low was the loss to Penn impressive 1551 mark, turning it of their players can score. You look , and Joseph M. Cooley of Santa more. the director of the National but the label of “ underdog” this year. We were 51. We lost around completely from 1983 when down the roster and it gets you a Monica, Calif.; a sister. Isabel Aquarium, and J. Carter Brown, of nTCnB O B W H U E M means nothing when the oppo­ and I don’t think we've been the they had a 5152 record. Included little worried.” Francis of Madison; seven grand- Washington, director of the Na­ nent is Harvard. same team since.” in both team’s records is a 2-0 win UConn’s defense is the; Huskies’ 2 . children; and a great-grandson. tional Gallery of Art. In Saturday’s 102nd meeting Harvard coach Joe Restic by Connecticut over BU back on strength but it let down toward the He was predeceased by his eldest of the two rivals, the Elis will says that Yale has an advantage Sept. 18 at Nickerson Field in end of the regular season. Connec­ ! son, William G. Cooley Jr. Will Hyatt Yolan M399 attempt to be spoilers as they because it is not burdened by the Boston. ticut was rocked by four goals in a A mass of Christian burial was seek to deny Harvard at least a pressure of competing for the Many observers, including those MATT ADDINGTON ANDY PANTASON 4-3 overtime loss to Brown. Mor­ held today in Boynton Beach, Fla. HATFIELD, Mass. (UPI) - A ■hare of the Ivy League crown. championship. with rooting interests for Connecti­ rone will look for it to rebound . A memorial mass will be offered funeral service was scheduled But both teams know they are cut, said the Terriers could have . . .prime offensive threat .. .protects the nets "Y ale should be more re­ 4 against the Terriers. Dec. 5 at 10 a.m. at St. Gabrial today for Will Hyatt Yolen, the playing for important laxed. They possibly don’t have easily emerged the winner. BU UConn is 17-13 in past NCAA , Church, Windsor. self-proclaimed kite-flying cham­ memories. as much pressure as we do in outshot the Huskies in the contest, off the scoresheet. UConn is powered by senior tournament action. Memorial donations may be pion of the world who died Tuesday Yale coach Carmen Cozza this game. But we’ve handled 1512, only one of four teams to This is the eighth consecutive co-captain Matt Addington, who The UConn-BU winner will face „ made to Windsor Volunteer Ambu- in a Holyoke nursing home after a ■aid last year’s seniors were the pressure well all year. I ’m outshoot Connecticut . The Terriers year the Huskies have been in the 2 SAVE ON EVERY LITTON had 19 goals and 6 assists for 44 the winner of the New York region , lance, P.O. Box 155, Wihdsor. long illness. He was 77. Uttonlw^Btwy.Uttonnyy’ ~ Littoli ones who led the 3527 comeback happy we’ve bton tested before also had an 11-1 edge in comer NCAA tournament. They were points this season. Second-leading battle between Columbia and A funeral service, was scheduled win. For this year’s graduates, this game,” he said. kicks, giving some indication of the national champions in 1981 and in scorer is E.J. Raftery with 8 goals Hartwick. That could possibly be - B«m I« Mm Elmer today at Smith College in Nor­ “ tUs game is something they Harvard earned its self-confi­ territorial edge they held. Only the Final Four in both 1982 and '83. and 7 assists for 23 points. BU next Sunday in Storrs. thampton with burial at Willow- want to cherish.” dence and a shot at the title with some stellar goaltending by senior They will be shooting to qualify for counters with a three-prong attack Bessie Mae (Mitchell) Elmer. A crowd of over 5,000 is expected brook Cemetery in Westport, Harvard is 7-2 overall and tied a 17-6 victory over Penn last Andy Pantason kept the Terriers the Final Eight for tho eighth time. '' 88, wife of George H. Elmer, of led by Mike Emenalo, who had 14 for Sunday's game. Conn. witb Pennsylvania at 51 atop weekend, a game won by Windsor, died Thursday at Hart­ the Ivies. exceptional defense. The of­ ford Hospital. She was a native of The year has been a disap­ fense proved itself the previous Manchester and had lived in pointment for Yale, which week by scoring 21 points within Windsor for more than 55 years. Major college basketball In Hartford tonight ST. JUDE NOVENA stands at 3-51 overall having 41 seconds during a 2520victory She also is survived by two sons. MAY THE SACRED HEART OF ■lumped to 551 in its last four over Holy Cross. HARTFORD (UPI) — Major of the tournament next week at Massachusetts, also is expected to involvement with the alleged sex­ George H. Elmer Jr. of Victoria, JESUS BE ADORED. GLORI­ games. Running back Robert Santi­ college basketball hits Hartford Madison Square Garden in New (Antribute to the Redman attack. ual assault of a 17-year-old fresh­ Texas, and Joseph 0. Elmer of FIED, LOVED AND PRE­ “ People have been control­ ago is the Crinfson’s best threat, totoy when tbe first-ever 'Big York. The Midshipmen, who gained man; Coach Gale Catlett is hoping , Hampton; four daughters, Jane M. SERVED THROUGHOUT THE ling the ball bn us,” said Coua. having run for 765 yards and is Apple National Invitation Tourna­ St. John’s, tbe defending Big national attention last year after fouls and-or injuries don’t place Godfrey of Wilbraham, Mass., WORLD. NOW AND FOREVER. ’"n is has been a very disap­ also a passing threat on tbe ment brings four regional powers East champion and one of last they crushed LSU 7555 in the him in a precarious position. ' Betsey L. Harding of Vestal. N.Y., SACRED HEART OF JESUS, pointing year. We’ve bad an option play. Quarterback Brian to the Civic Center court. season’s elite final four teams in NCAA tournament opening round, ” I want to make it clear that tbe Nancy A. Anderson of Jamaica, PRAY FOR US. SAINT JUDE, awful lot of injuries on the White is equally able as a passer Auburn, ranked 11th in the the NCAA tournament, will miss have all five starters returning. school suspended them,” Catlett - West Indies, and Abigail R. Royce WORKER OF MIRACLES. PRAY defensive side of the toll. But and runner. United Press International pre­ All American Chris Mullin and Coach Paul Evans’s team will be FOR US. SAINT JUDE. HELPER said at the Atlantic 10 media day ‘ of Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.; 17’ it's the last game, in front of the Despite tbe more than 100 season poll, will face West Virgi­ 7-foot center Bill Wennington. led by center David Robinson, who OF THE HOPELESS. PRAY FOR festivities. “ It was not a team grandchildren; and ll great- largest crowd of the season, and years o f rivalry behind Satur­ nia, while St. John’s battles Navy. The new look Redmen team will averaged 23.6 points and 11.6, <. grandchildren. She was prede­ US. SAYTHIS PRAYER 9TIMES decision.” the last game for our seniors.” day’s game, tbe Crimson are The winners advance to the be anchored by returning starter rebounds a game. Navy’s captain, ceased by a daughter, Bonita E. A DAY. BY THE 8TH DAY YOUR A win for Cozza would give most concerned with this year’s quarterfinals Sunday night. Walter Berry, a 5foot-8 forward 5foot-7 forward Vernon Butler, Reynolds. PRAYER WILL BE ANSWERED. him his 100th Ivy League Ivy championship. St. John’s, 31-4 last year, will who averaged 17 points and eight should also give St John’s some Catlett, entering his eighth year, Tbe funeral will be Saturday at IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN victory and improve his record “ The title will to the direction play Navy, 26-6, in the 7 p.m. rebounds a game. trouble up front, is expected to start seSors Dale 11 a.m. at tbe Carmon Funeral TO FAIL. PUBLICATION MUST BE PROMISED. THANK YOU against Harvard to 10-151. of our attentfbn,” said Crimson opener. West Virginia, 257 last . Coach Lou Caraesecca will play ’The Virginia Mountaineers will Blaney and Vernon Odom at ; Home, 6PoquonockAve., Windsor. Tbe Elis were 1-0 two years captain Brent Wilkinson. "A ll year, will play the Tigers, 22-12, in Willie Glass, 5foot-5, and Shelton be going into their game with lots guard, 5foot-9 Junior Darrell Burial will be in Buckland Ceme- ST. JUDE FOR GRANTING MY ago and Improved to 53 last the rest is fun, but this is for tbe the nightcap at 9 p.m. Jones, 5foot-7, up front with to prove. Pinckney at center, and 5foot-5 , tery, Manchester. Calling hours PETITION. DOROTHY season when they finished witb title and that’s our motive.” The winner Sunday will move Berry. John Hempel, a 5foot-7 Dressing only 10 players because senior Renardo Brown and 5foot-4 , will be tonight from 7 to 9. onto the semi-final and final round five have been suspended for their Junior Eric Semisch at forward. Memorial donations may be transfer from tbe University of \ MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Nov. 22. 1985 - II !• - MANCaWESTER HERALD. Friday. Nov. 7 2 .1985 UConn agrees to Central, Southern grid games n f / - roundup

STORRS — The University of Connecticut football back-to-back years in'Storrs, kicking off the 1987 games and six road games in 1986. award to the regular season conference champion. team will add two new in-state rivals to its schedule season on Sept. 12 and also facing the Owls on Oct. 29, The addition of the 1987 regular season opener The other games on UConn’s 1986 season include Patriots, Jets battle for AFC East lead over the next four years, according to an announc- 1988. against Southern also completes an 11-game UConn three non-conference road games at Yale, Delaware ment Wednesday by UConn Director of Athletics John Commenting on the total package. Toner said. "We schedule and assures the Huskies of six home games State and Northeastern. In 1988, the Yankee Conference will officially By Collins Yeorwood same plays without him,” Berry said. "W e’ll prepare Toner. are delighted to be able to put this package of games and five away in ’87. as if he’ll play and also get ready for their passing, In agreeing to meet Southern and Central, the include nine members as Villanova becomes eligible United Press International Connecticut agreed to a pair of separate two-year together and we feel it is a positive step for all three game. They’re extremely well balanced.' contracts with Central Connecticut State University Institutions. In addition to creating new football Conne<^cut football schedule now lists II games per for the conference title. New England, a team which has defeated every With the blossoming of quarterback Ken O’Brien, and Southern Connecticut State University. rivalries within the state, the two contracts assure season through the 1993 season and currently shows no The two-year contracts with Central and Southern vBCsncics extend through the 1989 season. Starting in 1990, A FC East opponent on its schedule this season. the Jets are now better prepared to deal with McNeil's UConn will open its 1986 season in Storrs on Sept. 13 Connecticut of at least five home games per season for absence. With his second consecutive 300-yard against Central Connecticut and the Huskies will also the foreseeable future.” The 11-game 19M UConn schedule features seven UConn's 11-game schedule each year shows eight Sunday will duel divisional rival New York for sole Yankee Conferen& games as YanCon newcomers Yankee Conference games and non-league clashes possession of first place. passing game and five touchdown throws in a 62-28 launch the 1089sea8oninStorrsonSept.9,1989 against The addition of Central to launch the 1986 season . ^ 1 rout of Tampa Bay last Sunday, O ’Brien has become, completes an 11-game regular season schedule in 1986 Delaware and Richmond will challenge for league with Yale, Northeastern, Lehigh (1990 and 1991) and Both teams are 8-3 and neither team has won the the Blue Devils. the N F L ’s highest-rated passer. Connecticut will face Southern Connecticut in for the Huskies. UConn is slated to play five home honors and the NCAA Division I-A A playoff berth Lafayette (1992 and 1993). division in recent years. The Jets’ last division championship was in 1969 while the Patl)|pts haven’t There are two streaks at stake Sunday. The Jets are won the East since 1978. ” ' 90 at home this season, and the Patriots, with sjx. Right behind them is Miami at 7-4. which has won straight victories, are one shy of their team record. the last three A F C East titles and four of the last fi ve. In the A FC Central. Cincinnati and Cleveland play "E ve ry game in the A F C is tough, if it’s Miami or in a battle for second place. V New England or whoever,” Jets defensive back Both teams trail the 95 Steelers by a game. Johnny Lynn said. "But this is still important. It’s our Pittsburgh hosts Washington, which kept its playOff SCOREBOARD hopes alive by Coming back to defeat the New York, division, our conference and another step toward the playoffs.” Giants'Monday night. Flyirt3.Whal«rtO Under Raymond Berry, the Patriots have feasted The Redskins lost starting quarterback Joe Football on the East. New England is S-0 this season and 9-0 Theismann to a broken leg Monday, but they have a Hockey 6 6 6 -6 against division foes in Berry's I‘A-year stint as competent replacement in Jay Schroeder. Schroeder 1 6 6 -3 coach. Included in that streak was a 20-13 victory completed l3-of-20 passes for 221 yards and a First period— I, Philadelphia, Smith 2 (McCrImmon, Rl. Sutter), 6:26. NFL standings earlier this season over the Jets. touchdown, with no interceptions. Penalties— Quennevllle, Hart, 4:54; In that game, running back Freeman McNeil was The Steelers are also without their starting NHLttamllnoi Marsh, Phi, 15:50. wt American Cenfersnoe sidelined and the Jets were held to 83 yards rushing. quarterback. Boit McNeil has a badly sprained ankle and is questionable Mark Malone suffered a partially dislocated big toe W a m Cenfsrsncs Second period — No scoring. W L T FCf. FF PA Pafrkk d iv W m Penalties— Kerr, Phi, 1:02; Crawford, for Sunday. of his right foot one month ago in a loss to Cincinnati, Hart, 17:54; Quennevllle, Hart, I6 :X ; NY Jets • 3 5 -ZS W L T Pts. O F OA New England 6 3 0 ^ 7 m The Jets have the A F C ’s No. 1 rushing offense, and David Woodley has come on to lead the Steelers to PtllMKMptlla 16 3 0 n 93 56 Kerr, Phi, double minor, 16:59; Somuelsson, Hart, 16:59. Miami 7 4 0 -Mf 25 SI thanks to McNeil’s conference-leading l,093yards. He three straight victories and first place in the division. WoMlInoton 11 6 3 B 79 65 Indianapolis 3 6 0 .273 207 272 NY lllondtr* S 6 3 19 73 70 has suffered from numerous injuries throughout his In other games Sunday, it is: Atlanta at Chicago, Third period— 2, Philadelphia. Kerr 21 Buffalo 2 9 0 .162 146 2X 2 N Y R onom 9 9 1 19 73 62 Central five-year career, and the Jets have suffered without Detroit at Tampa Bay, Miami at Buffalo, New New Jersey 7 9 1 15 61 6S (Propp, Ekiund), 11:03. 3, Philadelphia, Howe 6 (Ro. Sutter, Rl. Sutter), 13:06. Pllfsburgh 6 5 0 J * UPI photo him in the lineup. They are 8-9 when he has not played, Orleans at Minnesota, San Diego at Houston, Denver Pltlsburon 5 11 3 13 63 74 Cincinnati 5 6 0 .455 2W X I Adams Divislen Penalties— Tocchet, Phi, 4:03; Robert­ '‘including 98 in the last three seasons when he has at LA Raiders, Green Bay at LA Rams, Indianapolis son, Hart, 4:23; Hart bench (served ClevelaiKl 5 6 0 .455 W 166 Boston 10 6 4 24 14 66 Houston 4 7 0 .364 169 235 Jets' quarterback Ken O'Brien (7) hopes New England on Sunday. Clubs are tied become the focus of the offense. at Kansas City, N Y Giants at St. Louis and Buffolo 11 7 1 23 71 55 by Pettersson), 5:46; Ferrroro, Hort, West Ouedec 10 7 1 21 74 62 9:57; McCrImmon, Phi, 13:23; Robertson, he won't fumble the ball, as he did here for AFC lead, each at 8-3. "You still have to prepare for what the Jets do. Philadelphia at Dallas. Hort, 13:22. Denver 6 3 0 -Z2 SI Montreal I 6 3 19 77 76 LA Rolders 7 4 0 .6X 243 » against Miami, when New York hosts Freeman McNeil is great, but they'll still run the Monday night, Seattle is at San Francisco. Hartford I 10 0 16 60 76 Shots on gool— Horttord 7-6,9— 24. Seattle 6 5 0 .546 261 m Comobell Conference San Diego 5 6 0 .|W X4 2K Nerrls Dlviilen Phllodelphlo 6-1S9— 32. Kansas City 3 8 0 .273 202 271 W L T FtS. O F OA Power-ploy conversions— Hartford 4- 0. Philadelphia 5-1. National Conference St. Louis 8 7 3 19 63 66 East 2 Chicago 7 10 2 16 75 65 Goolles— Hartford, LIut. Philadel­ phia, Froese. A— 17,211. - W L T Pet. P F PA College football roundup Minnesota 4 10 5 13 69 77 N Y Giants 7 4 0 .6X 9 « IW Detroit 4 11 4 13 63 94 Referee— Bryan Lewis. Dallas 7 4 0 .6X 2X 197 Toronto 3 13 3 9 65 86 Phllodenphlo 6 5 0 .546 IW 176 Smythe Division Woshln^on 6 5 0 .546 188 202 Edmonton 14 4 3 » 100 71 Kings 5, Red Wings 4 St. Louis 4 7 0 .364 200 2X A - - - Cotoorv 10 6 3 23 65 69 Central Vancouver 9 10 2 20 U 86 X-Chlcogo 11 0 0 1.000 323 127 Nebraska, Oklahoma collide WInnIpee 6 9 2 16 77 67 Los Angeles 1631— 3 Delrolt 6 5 0 .546 214 241 Lee Angeles 5 13 1 11 65 96 Detrelt 6 4 0 6 — 4 Minnesota 5 6 0 .455 M l M Thetsday’s Results First period— 1,Los Angeles, NlchollslO (Jreen Bov 5 6 0 .455 2X 247 Philadelphia 3, Hartford 0 (Dionne, Taylor), pp, 12:11. Penalties— Tampa Bay 1 10 0 .X I 220 334 Los Angeles 5, Detroit 4 (O T) Lukowich, LA, 2:00; Wells, LA, malor WMt N Y Islanders 4, Boston 4 (fighting), 5:21; Kocur, Det, major Blazers gain state championship LA Roms 8 3 0 .727 224 IM St. Louis 4, Minnesota 2 (flghtlna), 5:21; Kennedy, LA, major San Francisco 6 5 0 .546 275 187 in big Big Eight showdown Friday’s Oomes (fighting), 11:35; Young, Det, mlnor- New Orleans 3 .8 0 .273 190 300 Quebec at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. malor (fighting), 11:35; Williams, LA. Atlanta 2 9 0 .182 218 321 WInnIpee at Pittsburgh, 7:35p.m. 12:37; Kllma, Det, 16:01; Wells, LA, Manchester Soccer Club Blazers (12 row: Kevin Poirot, Scott Saionen, Peter I x-clinched divislen title New Jersey at Vancouver, 9:35p.m. 16:19. Farley, Jason Dieterle, David Cain, Greg Sunday's Oomes By Owen Canfield Jan. 1 with a victory over underdog opponents. Baylor, 91, could wrap Saturday's Oomes Second period— 2, Detroit, Young 2 year old boys) captured the Connecti­ contest has decided the Big Eight (All Times EST) The Associated Press champion .38 of the past 40 years. Minnesota at Iowa City. But, if the up the SWe by beating Texas. Philadelphia at Boston, night (Gallant, Klslo), 2:32. 3. Detroit, Gore 5 cut Junior Soccer Association 'D' King, Joey Stephenson, Mike Tomeo. Atlanta at Chlcogo, 1 p.m. WInnIpee at Hartford, night (Yzermon, Kllmo), 5:06. 4, Detroit, Second row: Coach Jim Dieterie, Kathy CIncInrHitI at Cleveland, 1 p.m. The Big Eight champ is the host Hawkeyes should lose, the winner Baylor also could go to the Colgorv at Montreal, night Ogrodnlck 6 (Kllma, Klslo), pp, 9:21; 5, Division (12 and under) championship Detroit at Tampa Boy, 1 p.m. NORM AN, Okla. - One of the team in the Orange Bowl. Penn of the Ohio State-Michigan game Bluebonnet Bowl at Houston Dec. Quebec at Washington, night Ogrodnlck 9 (Klslo, McEwen), 15:43. Cumberbatch, Pat Kelley, James Bar­ Miami at Buffalo, 1 p.m. N Y Rangers at NY Islonders, night Penalties— Friday, Det, 5:39; Hakans- last Saturday with a 1-0 victory over nation’s top collegiate offenses will State already has verbally com­ goes to Pasadena. Calif. In any 31. as could one of the other SWC New Jersey at Edmonton, night New England at N Y Jets, 1 p.m. son, LA, 6:21; Young, Det, 10:02; Westport. Dwayne Goldston had the bate, Troy Guntulis, Mike Milazzo, New Orleans at Minnesota, 1 p.m. face one of the country’s stingiest mitted to play the Big Eight winner case, both of those teams, plus a contenders, while Texas, Texas Detroit at Toronto, night Borrett, Det, 13:13; Larson, Det, 19:05. Oilcoeo at St. Louis, night winning goal for the Silk Towners, GoreJon Hamilton, Dwayne Goldston, San Diego at Houston, 1 p.m. defenses when Nebraska and Okla­ in Miami on New Year’s night. couple of others from the Big Ten. A&M and Arkansas also are in the Los Angeles at Minnesota, night Washington at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. homa collide in a game that could wilt be bowl bound. running for bowls. Third period— 6. Los Angeles, Luko­ assisted by Mike Tomeo. The Blazers Brian Wry, Matt Belcher, assistant Denver at LA Rolders, 4 p.m. If Nebraska wins^or ties Satur­ wich 2 (Dionne), 6:40; 7, Los Green Bov at LA Rams. 4 p.m. decide the Big Eight championship day, the Huskers would go to the Michigan also could go to one of Texas has been mentioned for Angeles, Engblom 2 (MacLellan, Di­ coach Dave Cain. Indianapolis at Kansas City, 4 p.m. AHLitindings onne), 10:36.6, Los Angeles, Taylor victory was accomplished in a 49-team and a trip to the Orange Bowl. Orange Bowl. A loss reportedly two New Year's Day bowls, either the Aloha, Texas A&M could go to N Y Giants at St. Louis, 4 p.m. the Fiesta Bowl or the Cotton Bowl, either the Liberty Bowl or Free­ 6 (NIcholls, Williams), 12:33. field. Team members (from left) Front Phllodelphia at Dallas, 4 p.m. The Corhuskers, second-ranked would send the Huskers to the Northern Division Penalties— Kennedy, LA, malor (fight­ Monday's Games in the nation with a 9-1 record, are Fiesta Bowl. while Ohio State could go to either dom Bowl Dec. 30 at Anaheim, W L T PtS. O F OA ing), 7:36; Young, Det, malor Seattle ot San Francisco, 9 p.m. the Florida Citrus Bowl Dec. 28 at Calif., and Arkansas is a possibil­ N 90 in the Big Eight. They bring into A win by Oklahoma puts the Adirondack 12 6 1 25 64 72 (flehtlng), 7:36; Williams, LA, 9:14; Thursday, Nev. M Sherbrooke 9 7 1 19 81 79 Gallant, Det, 9:14. N Y Jets at Delrolt, 12:30 p.m. the game the nation's best rushing Sooners in a showdown with Orlando, Fla., or the Cotton Bowl. ity for the Holiday Bowl Dec. 22 at Maine 8 8 2 16 74 62 Overtime— 9, Los Angeles, Sykes 3 Klelne95006, Drew6109411,Theus996« St. Louis at Dallas, 4 p.m. attack, averaging 395 yards a Oklahoma State next week for the If Illinois beats Northwestern on San Diego. Nova Scotia 7 6 3 17 67 75 [Dionne, MacLellan), 3:59. 10, Thompson3-8966,OlberdlnglM)24 2, Saturday, the Illini are ticketed for Besides the Orange Bowl, the Fredericton 7 9 2 16 66 61 Penaltles-None. Woodson 97004, Adam s961-2 7, Tyler game, and are the No. 2 team in conference title. Nebraska beat Moncton 7 9 1 15 56 66 97 OO 4, Kelley 00 92 2,Henry671-211. Transactions Golf total offense. Oklahoma State earlier in the the Peach Bowl on Dec. 31 against Big Eight Conference could land Seuthem DlvMlen Shots on goal— Los Angeles 7-12-14-2— Tatols37-6121-3397. Football odds The Sooners are ranked first in season to give the Cowboys their Arm y, which ends its season teams in three other bowls. Colo­ Rochester 10 4 2 22 76 59 35. Detroit 6^14-1-30. Milwaukee 34 34 41 21— 131 Power-ploy conversions— Los Angeles focromeitto 16 M 1916— 97 total defense and second nationally only loss. Saturday against Navy. Minnesota rado, fourth in the conference, has St. Cothorlns 10 10 0 20 66 94 RENO, Nev. — Weekend N F L and Hershev 9 6 2 20 74 64 6-1. Detroit 4-1. Three point goals— Reynolds, Henry 2. $600,666 Dunlop Phoenix Golf Toumo- against the rush. Oklahoma, 7-1 Indications are that if Oklahoma looks like it is headed for the been mentioned for the Freedom Goalies— Los Angeles, Eliot. Detroit, Fouled out— Fields. Totol fouls— Milwaukee — Announced right- college odds os posted by Horroh's Baltimore 6 9 0 16 66 66 Reno-Tahoe Sports Book: and 90. has given up an average of beats Nebraska but loses to Independence Bowl Dec. 21 at Bowl, while the Fiesta Bowl Springfield 7 6 2 16 59 71 Stefan. A— 16,267. M llw o u k e e 26, S a c ra m e n to 22. handed pitcher Pete Vuckovich Is a free At Miyazaki, southoni Japan, Nov. 22^ Binghamton 7 11 2. 16 66 73 Referee— Bob Myers. ■* Rebounds— Milwaukee 41 (Moncrief 7), agent. TsunevukI Nokallmo 67-68— 135 NFL 65 yards a game on the ground. Oklahoma State, the Sooners Shreveport, La., against the apparently would like to take the New Haven 6 9 0 12 60 69 Sacramento 41 (Johnson 6). Assists— Phllodelphia — Named George Culver Chen Tz6chung 6967— I X Favorite Pts. The matchup is being nationally Clemson-South Carolina winner, Big Eight's No, 2 team with the No. of Class AA affiliate at Reading (Eastern Seve Ballesteros 67-69— I X Chicago Atlanta 16 would go to the Gator Bowl with Thursday's Result Milwaukee 37 (Pressev 14), Sacramento televised on A B C -TV beginning at while Michigan State could go to 3 team in the conference going to Novo Scotia 3, Fredericton 3 (tie) 24 (Theus 7). Technicals— Olberdlng, League); named Tony Taylor manager of Brian Jones 7664— I X N Y Giants St. Louis i'h Oklahoma State going to the Friday's Oomes Milwaukee (Illegal defense). A-10,333. Class A affiliate at Utica (New Motomasa AokI „ 67-71—IX Pittsburgh Washington 3'h 2:30 p.m. CST. Orange Bowl. the All American Bowl Dec. 31 at the Gator Bowl against Florida Maine at Binghamton York-Penn Leooue). Teruo Suglhora 71-68— I X Miami Buffalo V h Combatants in several other Birmingham, Ala., against Geor­ State. Basketball Hubert Green 6970— I X Detroit Tampa Bay 1 Bowl bids officially can be New Haven at Rochester bowls also could be decided gia Tech. The Pacific-10 Conference ap­ Hershev at Sherbrooke Nuggets 121, Lakers 120 Basketball Mosohlro Kuramoto 71-69— 140 Clevelond Cincinnati 3 extended Saturday. NY Jets New England 3'/i Baltimore at Springfield L.A. LAKERS (116) Kansas City (CBA ) — Cut point guards KIkuo Aral 71-69— 140 Saturday. A close game could easily be The Southeastern Conference pears to have four teams bowl- Saturday’s Oomes Rambis 65 04) 10, Worthy 66 01 12, Leonard Haves, Stevie Burks, Eugene Crolg Stadler 6972— 140 Minnesota New Orleans V h could send as many as five teams bound. UC LA could clinch the title v j-, H NBA standings Cheoble and Tim Bonks; big guards Tom Colvin Peete 71-69— I X San Diego Houston 4 In a night game that will reflect decided by the leg of Nebraska Baltimore at Adirondack Abdul-Jabbar 16262-332, Johnson91465 on the national championship, to bowl games, but the glamour and a trip to the Rose Bowl by Fredricton at Binghamton 10, McGee 99 OO 4, O rton 66 OO 10, M. Alfaro and Crolg Tolley; and power Isoo AokI 72-69— 141 Kansas City ItKilanapolls 4 kicker Dale Klein. Klein, who hit Hershev at Maine Cooper7-166520, Lucos690012, Kupchok forward Mike Shannon. David Ishll 7969— 141 LA Roms Green Boy 5 Penn State protects its No. I seven field goals for an NCAA bowl for the SEC is the Sugar Bowl beating Southern Cal Saturday. If EaNuni Confortnet College Hiroshi Makino 7969— 141 (Xillas Philadelphia S'A UPI ptioto V . Moncton at Novo Scotia 93 92 6, Spriggs 1-1 OO 2, Lester 04)00 Atlantic DIvWon Clemson — Announced University ortd Willie Wood 7566— 141 LA Raiders Denver 3'/i ranking and a trip to the Orange record against Missouri, set a on Jan. 1 at New Orleans. No. 9 UC LA loses, Arizona State could go New Haven at St. Catharines W L Pet. OB 0. Totals— 59971916120. Sherbrooke at Springfield ACC officials placed football coach Tom Watson 7971— 141 Mendoy nigHf Bowl against Pittsburgh. The rest school single-season record last Florida leads the SEC but is on with a victory over Arizona. ASU Boston 9 2 .616 — DENVER (121) Danny Ford on one-veor proba­ Lorry Nelson 7668— 142 Son Francisco Seattle6 Lakers' Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is surrounded by Denver's Phllodelphlo 6 5 .545 3 English 1631 95 X , Natt 915 66 23, of the Top Ten schedule has week with his 13th three-pointer. NCAA probation, so it appears the also has been mentioned for the W.Cooper 98004, Whlte96006,Dunn68 tion; suspended defensive end Eric Lu Llong-huong 7972— 142 COLLEGE New Jersey 7 7 .500 3'/i Dawson, defensive backs Norman Gory Koch 7668— 142 Notre Dome LSU 7'/i Minnesota at No. 3 Iowa. Colorado Penn State, at 10-0 one of only conference title will go to 91-1 Holiday Bowl. Arizona could go to Wayne Cooper (left), Whillie White (center) and Alex lslandsrs4,Brulns4 Woshlngton 4 6 .333 S'/t OO 10, Schoyes 941-1 5, Evans 616 68 22, Hanzilk 610 911 21. Totals^l91X 2931 Haynes and James Lott, and strong Lorry Mize 74-68— 142 Iowa Minnesota 17 State at No. 4 Miami, Fla., No. 12 two unbeaten Division I-A schools, Louisiana State. 3-1 Tennessee or the Sun Bowl, while Washington English during first-quarter action. Late Cooper points New York 3 9 .250 6'/i safety Kenny Donforth for Saturday's Scott Simpson 7972— 142 Kansas Missouri 10 121. Ohio State at No. 6 Michigan. No. 7 winds up its season against Pitf. 3-1-1 Alabama. Tennessee, with has been mentioned for the Free­ N Y Islanders 63-1-64 Central DIvltlon game against South Carolina, and Lee Trevino 7970— 142 Boston College Holy Cross 16 gave Nuggets 121-120 win over Los Angeles. Milwaukee 12 4 .750 — LOS Angeles 34X25 3 6 -1 X Oklahoma State at Iowa State and 5-91. The Nittany Lions are games left against second-division dom Bowl. Beston 61-664 Denver X 46 23 13— 111 reprimanded and placed on probation Chen Tz6m lng 7568— 143 Baylor Texos 3 First period — No scoring. Detroit 6 5 .615 3'/> linebackers Eldrldge Milton and Keith Hsieh Mln-non 7971— 144 North Carolina Duke 12 No. 8 UCLA at Southern Cal. teams Kentucky and Vanderbilt, Normally, the Western Athletic Atlonto 7 6 .536 i '/ i Three-point goals— M. Cooper, coming off a 36-6 drubbing of Notre Penalties— Jonsson, N Yl, 1:34; Oerlogo, Evans. Fouled out— None. Total Williams. Sandy Lyle 7971— 144 Harvard Yole 5'/i Colorado State and Miami will play appears to be the frontrunner. Conference champion would go to Bos, 4:41; O'Connell, Bos, ,9:10; Lelter, Cleveland 5 8 .365 5',^ University of Louisville — Named Roger Maltble 7971— 144 Brown Columbia 23 Dame, while the Panthers have Chlcogo 5 9 .357 6 fouls— Los Angeles 27, Denver 19. at night. LSU could also go to the Liberty the Holiday Bowl, but since it's on a N YI, 12:29. Rebounds— Los Angeles 51 (Abdul- assistant Missouri football coach Steve Wayne Grady 72-74— 146 Penn State Pitt 6W lost two of their last three. The Second period— 1, Boston, Llnsemon 7 Indiana 3 6 .273 6'/7 Schottel os recruiting coordinator for oil Bobby Wodkins 75-71— 146 Pennsylvanlo (Xirtmouth 13 In the Second Ten. the schedule Sunday. Brigham Young, a Mor­ NBA roundup Western Conference Jobbar 10), Denver 32 (Nott 7). other major unbeaten is Bowling^”^Bow l Dec. 27 at Memphis, while (Crowder, Thelvin), pp, 11:06. 2, NY Assists— Los Angeles 33 (Johnson sports. Johnny Miller 75-71—146 Princeton Cornell 5Vi is Utah at No. 11 Brigham Young. Alabama has been mentioned for mon school, could not have played. Islanders, B. Sutler 3 (Coulter, Tonelll), Midwest Division Football Graham Marsh 72-75— 147 Purdue Indiana 7 Green, which is headed to the W L Pet. OB 18), Denver 23 (English 6).Technlcol— the Aloha Bowl Dec. 28 in Honolulu. So, the obligation was dropped for 11:41. X N Y Islanders, Tonelll 6 Nott, Denver Illegal defense. Worthy, Detroit — Waived defensive end Hal Joey SIndelar 7976— 149 Syracuse Rutgers 10 No. 13 Air Force at Hawaii. No. 15 California Bowl Dec. 14 in Fresno, (LaFontolne, Hamway), 14:33. 4, NY Denver 10 2 .633 — Stephen and claimed defensive end Keith Did Not Quolltv Clemson S. Corollno 6 Baylor at Texas, No. 16 Tennessee Georgia could go to the Sun Bowl a year. Houston 10 3 .769 i half, finished with 24 points and fueled the Aggies surge. &!: ’ 'ivk. V-.45 Iff -A'i? HOUSTON - The Duke Blue DeVils, ranked No. 6 in I ' “ I felt like in the first half I took myself out of the The Associated Press preseason ooliege basketiwii game,” Marbury said. “ In the second half, we were poii, admit they didn’t present a flnished product in just playing our hearts out. We came back and layed hard but we couldn’t get the breaks.” their first-round game of the inaugural NIT Big Apple \ preseason basketball tournament. Ail they ask is Only 1,250 fans attended the opening games of the tSi M \ time. tournament here. Duke beat back a late charge by the Lamar ’The rest of the N IT field begins tonight, and most of the Top ’Twenty teams will swing into action this I h ' ' ' • , ‘U .'h'tSf Cardinals for a 6 S ^ victory Thursday night that put -j- the Blue Devils into Sunday’s second round against weekend. ’The NIT pairings and sites: St. John’s vs. No. 19 f'-." v M » , 1 No. 16 Alabama-Birmingham, which also had a close ./i,-.,. .V,'.;'! call before defeating Texas AAM 71-68. Navy and No. 10 Auburn vs. West Virginia at ’ ‘ , ’ ,- i - The winner of Sunday’s game advances to the Hartford. Conn.; Tulsa vs. Dayton and No. 9 semifinals in New York’s Madison Square Garden on Louisville vs. Miami of Ohio at Cincinnati, and Washington vs. Texas-EI Paso and No. 5 Kansas vs. Nov 29. ’The final Is Dec. 1. t*t r.- • T Pepper^ne at Denver. “ It looked like we had a few first-game jitters,’’ While top-ranked Georgia Tech has Its first game ' i <' - '’" f ' * " 1 " * Duke Coach Mike Krysyxewski said. “ We haven’t Monday-night against South Carolina-Aiken, second- . 't Ai IV .(<• 1' developed into a cohesive unit.” ^ r ranked North Carolina geU under way at home V-V ’T- v “ We weren’t as sharp as we have been,” said David Sunday against UCLA, the 1985 NIT champion. ‘ Henderson, whose 16 points led the Blue Devils. Third-ranked Michigan, the defending Big Ten “ We’re going to be a Afferent ball club than we Champion, will be playing this weekend in one of the showed tonight before the season’s over.” three other tournaments. Duke had to battle for a 32-30 halftime lead against ‘f., the Southland Conference Cardinals and held a 56-49 The Wolverines play Virginia Tech in tonight’s lead with 6:43 to play. first-round round of the Chaminade Tournament at But Lamar just wouldn’t quit. ’Two free throws by Honolulu. Chaminade, an NAIA power which has ' ^ 1 jj James Gulley with 32 second to play, cut Duke’s lead upset Virginia with Ralph Sampson and Louisville in to 62-60. the past, faces Kansas State. The Blue Devils wouldn’t back off either and finally Roy Tarpley, Michigan’s 6-foot-ll senior center who sealed the victory with four free throws in the final 17 put on 15 pounds and now weighs 230 pounds, is seconds by Henderson and Johnny Dawkins sealed expected to ready after injuring his right knee in early Y Lamar’s fate. drills. The Lobo Tipoff Classic in Albquerque, N.M. also . • ... .jy, y Vt' M Henderson scored 18 points to lead Duke and begins tonight with New Mexico against Bucknell and 'fv.li't. Dawkins scored 14. The Cardinals had balanced Long Beach State facing San Diego. iv.. . ■ scoring with 14 points each from Anthony Todd, Karl The Hawaii Pacific Tournament in Honolulu has McCauley and James Gulley. host Hawaii Pacific agaisnt Fullerton State and Iowa Alabama-Birmingham squandered a 16-point, 39-23 meeting Arkansas-Uttle Rock. halftime lead against th^ Aggies and had to depend on Jerome Mincy, who scorM eight of his 16 points in the Other games tonight include No. 11 Kentucky vs. '.f-ur It AI final 4; 41 of the game, and 24 points from guard Steve Northwestern of Louisiana: No. 12 Notre Dame vs. St. 1 Mitchell. ■* Joseph's of Indiana; No. 13 Oklahoma vs. UC-Santa J V " I tried to concentrate and make my shots,” Mincy Barbara; No. 14 Louisiana State vs. Montana State; UPI photo said. “ Fortunately, I made some key baskets and the and No. 17 Nevada-Las Vegas vs. Nevada-Reno. free throws. A&M is one of the most physical teams In other Saturday games, it’s No. 4 Syracuse, the Duke's Mark Alarle (32) slam dunks over held in Houston, Texas. Duke beat I ’ve ever played. It was really rough.” Big East favorite, vs. Utica; No. 8 Georgetown, the four Lamar defenders in first round Lamar, 66-62. Mincy had two three-point plays and a tie-breaking NCAA tourney runner-up vs. Hawaii-Loa; and Maryland, tied for 19th with Navy, vs. Northeastern. T. game of the Big Apple-NIT tournament basket in his clutch run. i-,j Sports in Brief Norm Nixon not ready to report yet agent was not allowing Nixon to the fourth quarter, and was forced “ ^-1V: ' 1^. - ■ - By Mike Barnes last-minute 112-108 defeat to the kif- ■■ ^ ■ Turkey Day football tlx on sale United Press International Portland Trail Blazers at the sign, even though the terms ar^ to go to Marques Johnson, the Sports Arena — agent Tom Collins almost identical to the ones con­ club’s best scorer. Tickets for the Manchester High-East Catholic High LOS ANGELES — Another continued to delay the signing. tained in the Seattle offer sheet. A “ Marques shows leadership but Thanksgiving Day morning football game are on sale at both game and another loss have passed “ All the documents seem to be in source close to the situation said Nixon in there creates another ^ - -! , high schools. All pre-game tickets will be $2 while alltickets the for the Los Angeles Clippers, who orde.r,” Collins said. “ Now I'm^,. the,agent may have a “ personal threat,” said Clippers forward ■ i4 day of the game will be priced 34. The ticket sale, which will be ^ are still waiting for' ffie-agent going to forward them to New Y o fit " vendetta” against the club. Michael Cage. "They (the Trail conducted at the main office of both schools, will continue for one guard Norm Nixon to dgn and to Gary Bettman (the NBA’s Meanwhile, Nixon appears wil­ Blazers) knew we were going to if*- week. report to work. general counsel) and Larfy^; l i n g ^ let his agent handle , his Marques so they were able to i The Clippers W.ednesday Fleisher (the director of the ' immediate future. prepare for that.” matched an offer sheet tendered Players Association) tomorrow.” "I rely on Collins’ advice,” he Johnson, with defenders blan­ 'I Maddox lawsuit dismissed by Seattle, but Nixon remained When asked if there was a said, ’’but I am going to be a keting him, missed his last three holed up at his Baldwin Hills, chance Nixon would sign in time to Clipper.” shots, and the Clippers lost.' ALBANY, N.Y. — The New York State Court of Appeals '{t Calif., home Thursday night. play Saturday night against Mil­ The team could have used Nixon Los Angeles reportedly could '/iWi. dismissed the 312 million lawsuit of former Yankees center Meanwhile, as Los Angeles waukee, Collins said; “ No way.” against the Trail Blazers. Los have signed Nixon two weeks ago • ':V> fielder Elliot Maddox against the city of New York for a suffered its eighth straight loss — a It remained unclear why the Angeles needed key baskets late in for 3500,000 cash for three years. career-ending knee injury. In a 6-6 ruling, the state’s highest court upheld a lower court’s decision that dismissed the Maddox suit, saying Maddox was 1 fs! . aware of the wet and muddy condition of the playing field on the Dartmouth’s Joe Yukica wants to play spoiler {■j. - ^ ; night he was injured. syNondv Green. 7 p.m. Cookies, coffee and hot 1960s) but there wasn’t anything HANOVER. N.H. (UPI) - Dart­ In playing Penn, Yukica — who bit of a coaching factory, churning Horol ’ EmanncILatheranChard^OOCbui^St. has been treated previously for cancer, but declined to reveal play. Harvard, which faces tradi­ three consecutive victories over formerly of Columbia; New Hamp­ usually not aware of any kind of familiar, tra^opalenoarpts firom Handel's Chiwch; 41 park St. any details about his condition. tional rival Yale on Saturday, also Dartmouth. shire coach Bill Bowes; and relationship like that. "Ifeislah.", - I>6e. S gt4 p.nl. Service of lessons and carols, 9:30 a.m. A service of carols and lessons. is 5-1 in the league while Princeton, Yukica, a former All-East tight ex-Brown coach John Anderson. Atthm^ Oe tbenkaglTinc turkey has not accompRided by trumpet ’ ^ ^ Congregational singing and special choir end at Penn State in the early The Dartmouth leader, however, "They’re interested in the guy Alzado out rest of the season which hosts Cornell, is 5-2 in the % Ivies. 1950s, has turned Dartmouth into a shrugs dt any mention of being a they’re going to play in the game, yet been baltodkWbksesow of sacred concerts A r 7 music. EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — Veteran defensive end Lyle Alzado of coaching guru, especially when he not about whether the coaches win get nndef way tilig M$ekend with three Salvation Army, 061 Main St. 4 p.m. A the Los Angeles Raiders has been placed on the injured reserve is across the field from one of his used to work togethery.” cimcefts. TbellandlioahlrSalyation Army TO musical celebration through carols. list and w ill miss the remainder of the season because of a tear in McEnroe confirms entry'' one-time colleagues. Dartmouth, beset by injuries starts with a thaidD|Shdhf Festival of Ifusic BehSo O^pgregational Chnreh, 22» Itolton Reception will foUow. ‘ / the Achilles tendon in his left leg. ’Tvedone it (faced a protege) so which wiped out its two top , ^/Bolton. 10 a.m. “Why tbe,. many times that I don’t think about tailbacks. Ernie Torain and Tim on Satnrdapiiiwolqi. into concert ia being „ Unltarlan-Unlversalist Society: East, ISS in Austraiian Open tennis it,” Yukica said. "And I coached Duax, is 2-6-1 overall and 2-3-1 in preaeotediBhoPoroftltobteC.lNi^ <>. - aperformance In full W. Vernon St. 3 p.m. A concert featuring Martina posts easy victory under Bob Blackman here (in the the Ivies. Cailson. wfao cenducted tile MpBdMoter, J lcoi||i|pq^jH c^ Vivaldi’s “Gloria” with harp, flute and SYDNEY, Australia — Top-seeded Martina Navratilova got MELBOURNE, Australia (UPI) ranked Ivan Lendl. The tourna­ Citadel ShnSSMlMblb^^Tlieconeert PteagelH^ a gift wrapped in white tissue trumpet accompaniment. past unranked New Zealander Belinda Cordwell, posting a 6-4, John McEnroe has confirmed he ment’s defending champion. Mats begins tfefe’Ao.pjtt." A, f ^ paper for dtstribotion Manchester Area United Penteeestal Chareh, 187 Woodbrldge 7-6 victory and advancing to the quarterfinals of the 3150,000 New will play in the Australian Open Wilander of Sweden, is seeded "I 1' OoliSmMttof ChunAes. St. 6 p.m. “Thou Shalt Call His Name tennis championship, beginning third and West Germany’s Wim­ i AUTO BODY AND . AlreSdaweeimpdwUlbeaperfonnaneaof V; V vv South Wales Open women’s tennis championship. ^ Sine*S(fieeJM9 f M b M f O N M L w Gold St.. Hartford..!: 80 Jesus," a costumed musical presented by In other matches, second-seeded Hana Mandlikova of Monday at Kooyong Stadium. bledon champion Boris Becker is Czechoslovakia defeated Soviet player Larissa Savchenko 6-3, Open spokesman Tony Peek said No. 4. B & u COLLISION WORKS members of the church. Free. 6-0, and No. 7 Wendy Turnbull of Australia emerged with a 4-6, Friday he had received confirma­ Peek had said officials may not gliihllr.Peter ‘ ’ , A, Cands/’ fn^^ehoIrsandharp.Fi^e. , ” 6-3, 6-3, third-round victory over 13th-seeded American Elise tion that McEnroe would be schedule McEnroe in his opening i^ lilrffrtn r oolil i - CCgKNMrCkingMgatieaaIChn«h,Udont^,^ arriving before Sunday to take his FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DEC.84 Burgin. match until next Friday, five days !ii¥<^iitaUi-—a', ^ 8t;4b-itt-'**AnAp|jwia^^^^^ place in the tournament. after the tournament begins. 345 Main Street, Rear Concordia Lutheran Chnrcli, 40 Pitkin St. McEnroe’s absence had w^^innal ' CantAti “byLea^Hortpnv^ 10:45 p.m. A aervice of carols, with brasi Clemson coach draws probation spawned rumors, including specu­ This would almost certainly Manchester, CT k fnuntiieAppalacIMantraditton.AIgo'^rV; lation that the world’s No. 2-ranked result in a confrontation between (near Dillon Ford) f selectldns by the Center Clmrchbaadbell « quintet, choirs. CLEMSON^ S.C. — University and conference officials have player would not appear as sche­ the temperamental 26-year-old Emanuel Lutheran Chireh, 60 Church 1^. c h o i r . *5"-, ' ; '■ placed Clemson football coach Danny Ford on one-year duled, and that he was about to New York southpaw and officials. 4:30 p.m. A musical pageant for all members probation and benched four players for their part in the melee at Our new location specials: marry long-time girlfriend and lO^rbPtmas of the family. 7:30 p.m. The musical liturgy the end of the Maryland game. actress Tatum O’Neal before ho­ 1) FREE case of Hosmer Soda >^;^,%^f..^V'Parti4r$t.4ani^!#iiiib':*'Tbe Clemson Athletic director Bobby Robinson and Atlantic Coast of Christmas. 11 p.m. A'hboral prelude with neymooning in Australia. Discover New England’s finest l y a t 4.V | :.f CeUbralkni,'’b yttou ^E . Wagnier. Conference Commissioner Bob James say Ford will receive an Peek said Friday he did not knpw W- orchestral accompaniment. W-' rStr.^-....',p'^, - Soe^Ceigpp^Mlalud.Oiu^ official reprimand and be placed on probation for his behavior. whether O’Neal would be accom­ NOW flavors & mixers, since 1910* St.MdietCharch,00MainSt. ii:30p.m. And Ford will not be allowed on the sidelines at the panying McEnroe on his trip. l i - II ^ 11, Maln|KMa.jtD.,Mn^reloc(mimetnorite , A SO-minute preientation of religious carols Clemson-Maryland gam e in 1986 in College Park, Md. McEnroe is seeded second in the 2) FREE Waxing of vehicle I . V'. blrthdagf,Ai ' and music, with choirs, violin, flute and Australian Open behind ton- on repairs : ^pJp..::miiabo*ai»dI^W^ organ. ' White probable Bring in your written estimate and V St.Mary’iBplseepeiai6e^4iparkSt.4 ni| . pjn.. family servioe wltt children playing BLACKLEDGE COUNTRY CLUB we'll compare & do better!! ml for Eagle game SJTE OF 1986 CONNECTICUT WOMEN'S GOLF ASSN AMATEUR CHAMPION m ' instruments. 11 pjn., elioiral service of # 1 QUALITY WORKMANSHIP eucharist with harp accoiB|Msnlment. ILVING, Texas (UPI) - Dallas OPEN ALL YEAR Cowboys quarterback Danny united PeuieeaMal Chareh, 187 Woodhridge WINTER RATES ESTIMATES White, who suffered a jammed 9 HOLES 18 HO LES St. 6 p.m.Candleli|dit aervice wlthcboral . iteck in the team’s 44-0 loss to 643-7604 t'- Weekdays S3 50 S 7 00 YOU!!! m i^, coagregatifliiial eitigipg andhraaa ' Chicago last week, has been - acoompapteent.' upgraded to probable for Sunday’s Weekends & Holidays •1 50 9 00 gpsdMag New u Ksfaf Hours: game against Philadelphia, a team Mon.-Frl. 8-5:30 Carls 6 00 GOLD CHAINS spokesman said Thursday. 12 00 Sat. 9am-1pm DECwf7 •10»» to *t0^» pur gram ' White had been listed as ques- Seniors 3 00 6 00 M*/ «« H 24 Hr. Towing tiOaable for tbe Sunday game, Hfu also h e n gold S i which could play a critical role in Weekday Special Green Tees 18 Holes) Sanlnge, Benglee, II 649-2364 ai - ^ 74s Main dt ttMpm.Platwitbclieral the Cowboys’ NFC East playoff 'or 2 w Carl $2100 ^ Singe S Chefme • ■ n«»K!.',Instrunk»talaaloateoalvhollia fi.- hopes. Weekend Early Birds (Free Co^^ee A Donuls) *on any rapaira I ______Norapalrtooamwi. |l t M - children’a Mid an adult enbitogtra. Soma . . Dallas, which against Chicago G o 11 P r o I e s 8 o n a I T o ri y P.) be r 1 o ftOlBPI OPHMmUftTY A axel. dsposH - a* * ^ S Idooeaquite txmleiniim some in a goi^ suffered the most lopsided loss in COfMCCTKUT VALLEY COM the team’s 26-year history, is 7-4 West Street. Hebron. CT 228-9983 SOS MUn 81.. Muieheelsr BRING THIS COU p 6 n John Tracy, Prop. I 4v- moda. Sfeofin date ia pao. Ji. Five. mid tied with New York for the (Call for Weekend Tee Time) Mon.-Frl. SO / Sat M conference lead- N— 4SS6— ii FREE LOANERS WITH MAJOR REPAIRS MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Nov. 22. 1998 - 18 M — MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Nov. 22. 1985 Weekenders Births nBpgii, NIcolc Pilar, daughter at Badriek, Ateae Laaiae, daugh­ Tmrlar, Jaaslea Laarle, daugh­ Memorial Hospital. The maternal DuBaldo, Dominic Anthony, son ente are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bessel Look, don’t drive other foods, handicrafts, Christmas decoraUons and Daony and Mairy (DeAUensA) ter of Deaise (Morra) aad Jotifb ter of CndgJ. and Robin (Habern) grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. of David J. and Diane (DaDalt) of Longmeadow, Mass. The baby Pm m and understanding silver Jewelry will be sold. Huppe 27 Proctor Road, wai Budriefc of 188 Bolton Center Road, Taylor of 124 Wellman Road, waa Morgan M. Grant of 37 ErieSt. The DuBaldo of no Tracy Drive, was has a brother, Eric A. Bessd, 4. The nth annual Connecticut International Auto St. Bridget's Rosary Society’s holiday fair will Be bom Oct. 29 at Maachegter Mem­ Bolton, was bora Sept 10 at bora Nov. Oat Manchester Memor­ paternal grandparents are Dr. and bora Nov. 7 at Manchreter Memor­ Several hundred Soviet and U.S. citixens learned to Show runs today throu^ Sunday in the Hartford Civic Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. In the church hall and orial Hoapltal. The m attraal Manchester Memorial Hospital. ial Hospital. The maternal grand­ Mrs. Jean-Louis Hebert of 11 ial Hospital. The maternal grand­ Bealto, Itrla-CaasaaBra, daugh­ mderstand each other on an 800-mile cruise on the Center. Tbe ibow, wbicfa is sponaored by the Greater school cafeteria. Many handmade items will be sold. graadparenta are Mr. and Mra. The maternal grandmother is Eve mother is Ibelma Habern of 72-C Butternut Road. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Silvio ter of Brian M. and Itria M. Volga River in 1984. Certainly, then, there is hope the Hartford Automobile Dealera’ Aaaociation, will Arturo DeAtlensa of Burlington. Morra off Clark Road, Bolton. Tbe Pascal Lane. The paternal grand­ DaDalt of Stafford Springs. The (Grimaldi) Benito of 24 Frederick 8o LIVE AND DC M LA. “T h e sp id er lo o k s Open Wed.-Thur>.. B PM. 86.50 for your Upcoming Wedding or Party l»720«49-n« 7 Days Fri.-S«l.. 8:30 PM. 17.50 B for a merchant WONG’S RESTAURANT A Week Reaervaliont: 647-6043 tD The Woodbridge Room - 2 JAOOBEDOE Peking Szechuan Cuisine or 643-1373 who doesn’t for smaller groups. Seats 15-50. 7 i o « « -n 9 i B M anchester Community College advertise so he Cocktails • Take Out . Lowe Program Center B A C K I D 1ME n m iR E _ The Cheney Banquet Hall - can spin a web ■ for weddings or large parties. Seating up to 165. CHEF CHEF Exit 60 Off 1-84 2»7:ia*49-ll« Follow Signs across h is d o o r Call for reservations or information. AWARD AWARD Post Road Plaza andleadahfe ** m Rt. 30 (1-86 Exit 96) | m 305 S. Main Street, Manchester TW lUnfart CairaM PMMafulac o f uruBsturbed Vernon, Conn. 646-0103 Tel: (203) 875-0661 NEED HELP? p ea ce.” FAST? „n t * Caters Advertise with KOSTA Spidera don'l lead aa oaay Ufa. Nowapuper \lv’( HAPPY POINSETTIA O •dvorliaiiig cTMMca the kiad of eaalouMr ui tnIBc apidori hola sad awrehsaU love. If “NEW” HOUR PLATTER 1 lowesi prices In The Herald w % yoaVe s baalaeaa owaer who oeoaa lo bo WMkday the area Holiday Special $ aeefag far too uaiay apMera loleljr, give aa a ^ .IR 'i.i'.ir, ml and get 19.95 caU. O a r retail diaplay aad elaaalB^ adver- Specials 3-7 DAILY Reg. $29.95 Balag departaMaU eaa ctaale the U a d af pre§entM our weekend Mpeciat$ FAST a d v e t^ B g yoa aaaJlo aaad lasy apidara im Mon. a Tugs. Atao Souring SCANDINAVIAN SHOP Ibair way. Meat or Cheese Ravioli w/sausage...... *5.25 Baked Sc rod...... *6.95 TOP SIRLOIN STEAK SUNDAY BRUNCH RESULTS! EIDNGTONCTR. PLAZA, ELLINGT0N;CT Veal Cutlet Napolecn ...... *8.50 (larvsd w/ulid S pouto) Manchester Open Now HRS: Daily I0-'5, ikattrliFBtpr Hrralli Shrinro Scampi ...... *8.25 Wad. A Thura. from *5.95 Sundays 12-5 Sat. I(M Filet Mignon w/mushroom sauce ...... *8.50 PRIME RIB Complata chUdran'a manu Herald 331 (Zenter Street issnse wMsIW 8 poUto) * 7 • V d avallabla >1.95 (203) 872-0273 643-2711 ((^ n e r of Broad and Center, nest lo Carveb) 647-9995 '218 Talcottville Rd. (Rte. 83). Vernon / 871-6823 643-2711 knpoiMd by Skxajm 8)Sont. he.. WM Hm« i. (TT 06510. 019BS FiuawM SA.. Sen Sadwit dt Noyo. SpWn. FMMntt, USA. Inc.. VC Maod. NJ. Heiagnet it a ragMwod tradonwik. M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Nov. 22, 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Nov. 22. 1W5 — 17 Advice Some 1986 tax deductions Blind boy’s special legacy reap bigger benefits hi ’85 lt*6 cencrally late-December payment but it's wiM to pull tax not bn the information return, you dt.ductloBi may be inviting an audit. from next year To be safe: tend in your interest is a precious gift of sight into tUo year. payment checks early, so there’s You set tax and . no question about when and bow DEAR DEAR ABBY: I hope the con­ acoBomte be- Sylvia much you paid. ABBY: Thii ii troversy about whether or not to V aeflts from tbe 5) If you own investment prop­ for that lady put a leash or harness on children deductkmi that Porter erty that la in need of repairs, move I'Whoae family is not closed, becaus I want to add much looner the repairs into this year. If the ' wouldn't lign my 2 cents: and you ta t the work is done In 1985, it is deductible the papers for D e a r A b b y I am the mother of three sons uae of the mo- 1 In 1985. The same rule applies to her to donate who were very active and hard to Bey that much investment advice. her organs af­ Abigail Van Buren keep track of every second of the Fees paid to a financial adviser ter she died: day. When my oldest son was 20 Extra tax uvings: Tax brackets deduct it in 1985. relating to income-producing prop­ 1 h a d a months old, I was awakened at 4 are adtusted annually to compen- 3) The tame rule, in general, erty you own can be deducted in the brother and bis a.m. by the smell of smoke. I - aate for Inflation — meaning tbe applies to the property tax. If you year paid. So if you have a meeting n a m e\ w a s thought the house was on fire, so I deductions provide more tax sav­ can prepay'the January property scheduled for early January, try to Andy. He was 9 Jumped out of bed to find my son ings in ItiS than in 1986. In 'tax due on your residence in move it up into December. If you years old. He was blind and DEAR ABBY: A friend of mine sitting in front of the fireplace in nddiUon, current tax reform prop- December, instead of In January, start doing that now, it should be paralysed. Andy died last August. arid I work at the same location his rocker with his teddy bear, o e ^ would cut tax rates in '66. you can deduct the payment on easy and worthwhile. His blindness was caused by brain about 30 miles out of town, Since he watching the fire he had started making deductions in 1965 even your '85 return. One of President Reagan’s tax doesn't own a car, and it wasn't with a newspaper and matches he damage, so he could donate his A / 1 more valuable. 4) You can deduct interest you reform proposals — one taking corneas. really out of my way to pick him up had taken from a can that had been Htrtid photo by PInlo With tbe help of Eli J . Warach, pay on loans in tbe year paid. But plenty of criticism — would f -\i Some people told me they and take him home, I was only too stored in an upper kitchen cabinet! divisional senior vice president of you cannot prepay interest and eliminate the deduction for state •iV'. thought that was gross, and I told happy to have him ride along. That's when I decided that for his Enjoy brunch at Gulnans* Prentlc-Hall, I've put together deduct the full amount. (You must and local taxes, beginning in 1986. the, "It was not gross because now It's been a year now, and these own safety and the safety of the ways to shift personal deductions deduct the prepayment on a pro But you can come out ahead on Herald photo bv Bothow somebody can see. They can really thoughts have crossed my mind: 1 family, I should buy a harness for Susan Berte, Joanne Roto-Scheinberg work at the brunch. The brunch is from 1986 to 1915, when they’re rate basis over the life of the loan.) this, no matter what the tax law am spending $250 a month on car him. He wore one until he was 4 seel" It doesn’t hurt so much and Lynn Tyler, from left, go over sponsored by the Manchester Auxiliary worth more. There are exceptions, however. says or will say. MCC bakes Thanksgiving pies knowing that Andy died because payments and $45 a month on years old and didn't seem to mind 1) Sales tax. The tables provide For instance, your bank charges Just accelerate sales tax. in­ his dying did somebody some good. gasoline. Meanwhile, my friend is at all. invitations and plans for the annual of Child and Family Services. Berte is in for a simple automatic deduction you "points” when you take out a come tax and property tax pay­ A O-year-old boy who was blind and saving a bundle. His two younger brothers were Country Christmas Brunch to be held charge of hospitality, Roto-ScheInberg for state and local sales taxes with mortgage for a new home or to ments from 1986 into 1985. You get Michael Hiza, Richard Silva and Carl college’s annual pie sale. Stafford is its paralysed was able to make I've spoken with a number of just as bad when it cam e to Dec. 3 from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the is brunch chairman and Tyler is everyone like you getting the same make improvements on your old tax savings for 1985 that otherwise Stafford, from left, get ready to bake production manager. Pies, at $3.50 somebody see. people who say they ha ve the same climbing out of their cribs, high home of Dr. and Mrs. Don Quinan, 149 deductions — and no questions home. They are actually prepay­ would be lost completely. And apple, mince and pumpkin pies in the each, may be ordered by calling I am 11 years old and already problem, and the only solution we chairs and car seats, so I also kept co-chairman. Reservations are available asked. But if you plan to buy ments of mortgage interest but are they’re worth more in 1985 under decided that I want to donate my agreed on was to sell our cars and them in harnesses until they were Ludlow Road. Items shown were made only for the 1:30 p.m. seating and may several expensive items (new nevertheless (Muctible in the year any circumstances. kitchen at Manchester Community 647-6112. They may be picked up organs after I die! freeload on other people for 4. by the 12 craftswomen who will sell their be made by calling 646-0463. furniture, say), make the pur­ you pay them. Or say your monthly Keys to tax savings; Save ail College. Hiza is head of the Hotel and Monday orTuesday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. transportation. Today all three boys are in the chases before year-end and save mortgage payment is due Jan. 1 receipts. Make all payments due in Food Service Management program. and Wednesday from 9 a.m. to noon. That lady in Texas who wanted U.S. Marines, and to my knowl­ your receipt! (including what you but you can wait until Jan. 15 to pay early 1986 in late 1985, if possible Siivfl io » ot'irient and chairman of the her organs donated but couldn't However, we find it hard to put edge none of them bears any Film banned In Boston spend for holiday gifts). The sales without being hit with a late and feasible. And don't delay in get her family to sign for her our feet down because we really "emotional scars" from having tax you pay on these items alone payment fee. In effect, your mailing your checks. Pull all should tell her family, "Just aren't going out of our way to pick been restrained in a harness. may be greater than that listed in payment is not due until Jan. 15. deductions you can from 1986 into because you are against something up these riders. MOTHER OF THREE MEN, tbe tax tables — even though you Tax-wise move; Make the pay­ 1985 to get the benefits sooner and doesn't ^ v e you the right to decide Piease print this. PARIS. TEXAS haven't kept ^11 records. The IRS ment before Jan. 1. That way the use of the money earlier. About Toum for everybody else.” NOT A TAXI Cops protect movie viewers treats some 6lg-ticket purchases interest portion of the payment is ("Sylvia Porter’s New Money JILL TURNER DEAR MOTHER: My mail ran (such as a car) as major items and deductible in '85 instead of '86. book for the 80s,” 1,328 pages of North-south: Bonnie Reyes and Hoby Littlefield and DEAR NOT: A person who better than 100-to-one in favor of CAMBRIDGE. Mass. (UPI) - for Orson Welles not to show the theater in Cambridge,” the home you can deduct the sales tax on Reason: Starting this year, the down-to-earth advice on personal Symphony plant chorale DEAR JIL L : Thank you for "rides along" daily should not Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Atoynatan, tied for first and harnessees for children. To those The Qrson Welles Cinema hired film and suppress it because of of Harvard and tbe Massachusetts these items even if you use the bank must file an information money management, is available stating a principle that deserves to have to be prompted to give the Manchester Symphony Chorale will present its second; Marcia Ryan and Jay Clark, third. who asked where one could be off-duty policeman and vowed "to concerns by some members of the Institute of Technology. sales tax tables. return with the IRS showing how through her column. Send $9.95 be c a r v ^ in stone. You have driver a gift, or fill the gas tank annual holiday concert Dec. 7 at 8 p.m. at St. Mary’s East-west; Charlie Hatpin and Sally Sekac, first; purchased, inquire at the infants' do whatever is necessary" to community." City Manager Robert W. Healy Move up your purchase of a car much mortgage interest you paid plus $1 for mailing and handling to centuries of wisdom stored in that occasionally. But since your pas­ Ann Jackson and Earl Curtiss, second: Jim Bennett and children's department of your protect viewers at today's sche­ Many Catholics including Pope and Police Chief Anthony G. by one month — from January to during the year. If the late- “Sylvia Porter’s New Money book Episcopal Church, Park Street. David Clyle Morse of 11-year-old head. Please write senger apparently needs a small Manchester will conduct the 100-voice choir, which and Al Sekac, third. local department store, discount duled opening of the film "Hail. John Paul II, have expressed Paolillo cited concern for "public December — and increase your December payment doesn't show for the 80s,” in care of The again and send me your address. I needle. I'm printing your letter will sing works by Vivaldi, Kodaly, John Rutter and Games are held Fridays at 7:30 p.m at the Masonic store or placed where luggage and M ary." which was banned in outrage at the Jean-Luc Godard safety” as their reasons for 1985 sales tax deduction. up on the bank's 1985 records, it Manchester Herald, 4400 Johnson have a gift for you. and hope it penetrates. Andrew Carter. The Chorale will also present Temple on East Center Street. All bridge players are leather goods are sold. Boston. production depicting Mary as a requesting the showing be 2) Prepay your estimated 1985 won’t be reported on the new Drive, Fairway, Kan. 66205. excerpts from Handel’s “Messiah.” invited, with or without a partner. The club will have a City officials agreed to supply high school student who plays canceled. state income tax, due in early 1986, information return. And if you Please make checks payable to A Christmas medley with soloists will conclude with split-unit game Nov. 29. extra officers, if needed, said basketball and pumps gasoline at "The people against the movie before year-end. Then you can claim the interest portion of this Universal Press Syndicate.) an audience sing-along. Morse, who has performed cinema manager Mark Sommer. her father's gas station. Joseph, have done more than any advertis­ throughout New England arid New York, is organist The theater has been deluged her fiance, drives a taxi. ing agency could have ever done,” Health group seeks volunteers Look up this nutrition data and director of music of South United Methodist with bomb threats and hundreds of The 107-minute movie contains Sommer said. "The film could Church. Inter-Community Mental Health Group is seeking angry phone calls since the man­ some nudity and coarse language. have come and gope-tjuietly.” NASA puts its approval D EA R DR. is characterized by dryness of the Tickets for the concert are $5.50 general admission volunteers for its information and referral service agement announced earlier this It also depicts Mary writhing G O T T : How mouth and eyes. It can be asso­ and $3.50 for students and senior citizens. Ticketamay and to staff its office in the Welles-Chapman Tavern in week that it would run the nak.qd -in her bed as she is tempted can I find out ciated with a rash or form of ‘Karate’ sequel be purchased at the door. For information and Glastonbury Center. modernized film version of the by worldly desires. what vitamins inflammatory arthritis. I am not reservations, call 633-2419. Adult volunteers are needed for two or more Nativity, despite objections from The strong protests prompted and minerals aware that Sjorgren's syndrome, HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - One of behind nuke-powered craft . mornings or afternoons a month to do clerical work, local officials and the Catholic the Sack Theater chain to cancel are found in D r . G o tt by itself, affects the lungs, but if last year's big critical and box- answer telephones, and refer callers to area mental Church. the planned showing in Boston. office successes, "The Karate what foods? you have lupus (another form of radiated from 18 small plutonium- Center Bridge gives scores health resources. Protesters have vowed to dem­ The Massachusetts Civil Liber­ Kid,” has inspired a sequel, "The By William Harwood side the shuttle’s payload bay, immune dysfunction), you may be containing graphite blocks into Those who wish to volunteer may call 633-2832 Peter Gott, M.D. onstrate "until that movie is ties Union has criticized Sack's Karate Kid II,” reuniting P at United Press International surrounded by explosive rocket Center Bridge Club has announced winners for its DEAR experiencing a generalized reac­ electricity. The fuel capsules are before Dec. 6. thrown out of Harvard Square." decisron as a blow to freedom of fuel. Nov. 8.duplicate bridge game. They are: READER: tion for which treatment by a Morita and young Ralph Macchio. shielded to prevent the release of But Sommer said Thursday, expression. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - A draft environmental impact There are many qualified physician may be Joining the cast this time around radiation in the event they reen­ "We will put on extra staff of our "If Sack had held fast the will be Nobu McCarthy who made Tbe space agency Is seeking statement for the upcoming available publi­ necessary. launches has been sent to state tered Earth's atmosphere and own and do whatever is necessary protests would have dispersed her movie debut with Jerry Lewis government clearance to use two cations that list agencies and various communities burn up. to ensure safety." since it's a major theater chain,” in “Geisha Boy” and appeared in space shuttles (or the first time tbe nutritional makeup of foods. In DEAR DR. GOTT: What can you near the Kennedy Space Center. Neither spacecraft is equipped "The film has a right to be said John Roberts, the MCLU's such other films as “Five Gates to next May to carry interplanetary addition to the ever-present supply tell me about Sjorgren's syn­ That draft statement was primar­ with shielding to completely pro­ DEAR DR. GOTT: Years ago. I shown," he said. "We think it executive director. "Now all of the Hell" and “ Wake Me When It's spacecraft equipped with nuclear of paperback references in most drome? I have been diagnosed as ily based on the earlier safety tect the generators in the event of a discoved small lumps at the inside would be a dangerous precedent attention is focused on one small Over." generators fueM with plutonium. bookstores, you library will have having it. I was treated for lupus One issue is whether anyone on reports. launch accident. PRODUCT SHOW ’85 edge of each breast, at the sourcebooks about nutritional for many years; then, after my breastplate. The doctor said it was the ground could be exposed to Galileo, set for launch May 21, HARRY MANNHEIMER, who values. The dietician employed by tests, I was told it was Sjorgren's. I radiation if either of the shuttles 1988, will be launched from the oversees the program for,NASA, your local hospital also can give also have a bad cough and lung extra cartilage. During two preg­ CO-SPONSORED BY nancies, the lumps swelled up and exploded during takeoff. shuttle Atlantis using a hydrogen- said shielding has been dropped for you specific advice about various trouble. Are they related? NASA engineers say they believe fueled Centaur rocket. The two reasons. "Number one, we foods. Finally, you will find that were sore, then subsided. They seem to change with my period. the compact electrical generators Ulysses, to be launched five days think the RTG is a lot sturdier than many manufacturers list major DEAR READER: Sjorgren's in the two probes are so well- earlier, also will ride atop a any of us thought it was, and ingr^ents, nutritional informa­ syndrome is an uncommon disease Should a mammogram be taken? GREATER NUNCHESIER designed no radioactivity would be Centaur rocket after release from number two, we couldn't carry the tion and vitamin-mineral contents thought to be due to person's released even if the shuttle and its the shuttle. shielding. It was too heavy.” The on their food packages. reaction to certain body tissues. It FREE half-million- gallon external fuel Solar panels, which power most space agency bureauacracy has DEAR READER: Ordinarily, tank blew up on the launch pad. satellites in Earth orbit, cannot be t^ n reluctant to formally release SOUTH WINDSOR cartilage will no significantly used for either Galileo or Ulysses information about the status of the enlarge in relatin to changes in A Department of Energy analy­ because the sun is too dim b^ond safety review. And VirV female hormones. I wonder if your sis outlining the, risks a sso cia te the orbit of Mars to provide ace Center in Houston listing the Thoughts lumps may not be breast cysts. with the nuclear generators in the event of a explosion or any other sufficient energy. odds of various shuttle disasters AND Rather than exposing yourself to U lyss^w ill be equipped with a was "pre-decisional,” meaning it the radiation of a mammogram, Classified Ad mishap is expected to be finished single flO million generator,' built was exempt from the Freedom of Jesus said, “Do not judge, or you "Twould cause you to falter too," you might be able to obtain a by tbe end of tbe year. by General Electric, containing Information Act. too will be judged. For in the same (Page 683) diagnosis by having an ultrasound After the study is reviewed by EAST HARTTORD about 24 pounds of radioactive But project engineers do not way you judge others, you will be exam. 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CAPTAIN EASY ®b)f Crooka A < I WARN YOU. g l o r i a .' YOLPRe 9ERI0U» THE 9 P IR IT W ORLP WILL. A B O U T TH I* . A R E N 'T Fwkh^ TV NBVBR LBT YOU »TBAI YOUiBEORSE? THAT TRBA4URE. Connecticut in B ri^ Tax surge boosts state surplus Over the ThatAagiving holiday, Kevin turns 6:00PM C£ II) (8) IB Nmvs to George with a problam. He said the Department of ance tax has shown unexpected percent higher than last year. (D DHTraiit Strakn Cocaine dealer facet sentencing By Judd Everhart Channelt 0 0 WaN Street W eak Louie Rukaysar Revenue Services has been audit­ growth — including $8.5 million on Figures released Thursday analyzes the'BO'S with a weekly review of The Associated Press m (B Hart to Hart NEW HAVEN — A reputed cocaine supplier for the ing companies to make sure they one day — and that will also add to showed that in July, August and (S) 0 Qhnmaa Braak WFS8 Hartford, C T ecorwmlc and kwettmsnt mattert. ^ September, the first three months CD Bridgeport-area Hells Angels Motorcyde Club was being held HARTFORD — The state’s esti­ are paying the correct ampunt. the surplus. ( 9 Caraofi'a Comady Claaalri WNEW New York, NY CD [D IS] Danger Bay of fiscal 1985-86, the sales tax WTNH NawHavsn, CT pending sentencing Dec. 31 in federal court. mated budget surplus is headed 0 Doelor Who (D [ESPN ] NFL Gama of tha Weak Those audits.have contributed to Baida said he was especially brought in $393.2 million — about WOR New York, NY CD William O’Brien, who arrived in U.S. District Court higher as a result of a crackdown 9 i) Wapoftar 41 9 : 0 0 P M ( D DallM (C C) Sue Eilen d «- a $30 million increase in corpora­ encouraged because the growth $5.8 million more than ex[>ected. WPIX Now York, NY (B) Wednesday with a blare of sirens and flashing police lights, on companies owing the corpora­ IB ) MacNaH-Lahrar Waw ih our WTXX WotOftMry, C T » mands a Ia9 8 l separation from J.R. and fuN tion tax payments, he said, which was not related to economic WWLP SprinifMda MA custody of John Roes. (60 min.l pleaded ^ ilty to charges of conspiracy to distribute and tions tax and a surge in real estate "That growth has been pretty H ) Good Thnaa O is a 40 percent increase over factors, as has been the case in the WEOH HartfSrdzi^ d ) 0 American VIdao Awards Tony distributing cocaine. - sales, according to a top state past when most of the surplus was much on target.’’ Baida said. [ESPN] M ania SportsLooh w v r r Hartford, C T « payments at this point in the Danzs is ttw host lor the awrds praaanta- O’Brien, 26, who informed U.S. District Judge Ellen Bree financial official. attributed to soaring sales tax {H B O ] M O VIE; 'Hanky Panky* A mild- WSBK Boaton, MA ' a tion for ifw best in music videos. (60 mbt.) 1984-85 budget year . "After two years of unprece­ WOOB Bums that he preferred to be called John Kelly, was arrested The surplus was most recently revenues because of the rebound­ mannered architect gala caught in a web of SprlnsflokL MA o 0 0 Greet Parformancas; Syfvie Fine ARLO AND JANI8"< by Jimmy. dented growth, the consumer is WXTV Patoraon, NJ earlier this month in Boulder, Colo., where police discovered four estimated at $46.4 million and In addition. Baida said that intrigue and murder. Gene Wilder, Gilda ss Kaye's Musical Comady Tortight HI Top ing national economy. returning to a more sustainable • Radner, Richard Widmark. 1982. Rafed ,WQBY SprfngfiakL MA o homemade bombs. could go up by another $13 million income from the real estate tax is WTIC stars, including Dick Van Dyke. Elaine irWASXFRIMVIWrDMt PG. Hartford, C T o Stritch and Roberta Peters, recreate claa- as a result of the higher-than- running 50 percent ahead of last “ Right now. the sales tax is not rate of purchasing. They’re begin­ CNN Cable Naws Ntvvrfc ICMNi 1M-22VCAR5M0. O’Brien admitted to conspiring with Robert Banning, a Hells [MAX] M O VIE; 'Hlghpoinf The CIA and sics of the Broadway musical stage. (90 year and Lotto ticket sales have contributing anything to the sur­ ning to spend within their means of DISNEY Dlsnay Ctwnnal iDItl anticipated revenues, Edward C. the Mafia chase a man who has crossed mki.) Angels member, to distribute cocaine at the Society of Benevento ESPN Sports Natwork lESPNl Balds, chief of economic and meant at least an additional $5 plus,’’ Baida said. income growth, versus the last them both. Christopher Plummer, Richard [CNN] Larry King Live YAVf Inc., a social club and reputed Hells Angel hangout in Bridgeport. couple of years when they were Harris, Baveriy D'Angelo. Rated PG. HBO Homo Box Offloa iHiOl revenue forecasting in the Office of million that hadn’t been "That doejn’t mean the sales tax CINEMAX Clnamax iMAXi [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Mountain FamOy Robin- in^FRICWK is weak,’’ he said, explaining that spending (their) savings or in­ [TIMC] MOVIE; 'Saturday Favar' Policy and Management, said anticipated. TMC Mov)« ChanrMl iTMCl io n ' A family ebandons city Ha to start M O H D O W / y - . ktn said, the slate inherit­ sales tax revenues are running 10.6 creasing their debt.’’ The frantic fantasy world of discos is ex- USA USA Network lUtAl anew in the wiktameaa of tha Colorsdo Police Chief denies charges Thursday. V plorsd in this musical cantered around a Rockies. Robert Logan. Suaan Damanta yourrg man whose only escape from Ms Shaw. 1979. Rated G. NAUGATUCK - Police Chief Daniel CUsham has pleaded humdrum existetKe is dstKing. John Tra­ NFL's Graateat hfiomant t : Ls- volta, Karen Gomey, Donna Pescow. your>g man seeking answers stumbles [ESPN] innocent to charges of breach of peace and harassment. Charges In court documents gaiNlsof tha Fall 1977. Rated NR. upon a very unusual warehouse. |60 min.) Clisham entered the plea Wednesday in a brief arraignment in [USA] U S A Cartoon Expraae C D M OVIE; 'Muppat Movfa' Kermit the 9 : 3 0 P M 0 Indapandant News Frog ar>d friertds head to Hollywood in Waterbury Superior Court. [ESPN] lea 8 k a ^ ; CampbaB Soups 0TaoCk>ea for Comfort hopes of achievir>g fame and fortune in the H e asked for a ju ry trial in the case which involves an alleged 6:30PM CS SupankataaJKII Obvsrage from Madison movies. 1979. 35 Benson Square Garden. (2 hrt.) drunken dispute with two subordinate officers. Officials got gifts for contracts d ) ® Wabatgr fCC) Webster gets a sur­ 0dd Couple 3 l prise when he stays home alone one night, [MAX] Comady Exparimant: Emo PhH- Clisham ’s law yer, Tim othy Moynahan, has asked for a copy of (S) 0 NBC Nightly News Hpa Pixported to be weird and absurd, ALLEY OOP ®by Dave Oraua \ I a tape of Clisham’s calls to the subordinate Nov. 4. d ) N B A Baakatball: N e w York at Wash­ Emo perform! his nightclub act. charged to the Town of East putting a rear end on Parker’s car, 0 Nightly Business Report ington The tape is in the possession of the state’s attorney’s office EAST HARTFORD (AP) - investigation that resulted in brib­ ARE YOU SAYING ( YEAH, BUT MCXJG'S RIGHT.' YOU THERE'S TH' I THEY'RE SUZ'/ THEN YVIISHT ) THAT'S Hartford for the lubrication of the paper quoted Heon as spying. 0 ABC News (jj) M OVIE: 'Rolling Thunder' A former 1 0 : 0 0 P M (X) Falcon Crast (CC| An- VFOUNDSOME- I I T S H A R D GOTTA SEE THIS FOOTPRINTS! I PRINTS, ALL I SAY WE'RE ON/SOT T M which has so far refused to release it. Court documents charge that t'yo ery charges Tuesday against A r­ geia takes drastic measures vvhen she THINS ELSE BE- V. TEXPLAIN! RIGHT.' I'D \ TH' RIGHT /TH* W O ^ thur Mulligan Jr., the former town vehicles was never done. ’ ’ the Those services were charged to the 95 Noticlaro SIN POW faces more trauma when his Wife Lt. William Long and Officer Robert Taggert claim Clisham former public works officials got and son are murdered by hoodlums. Wil­ ieams the truth about Lance's rock radio S IP E S TH* CROtVN.Fj RECOGNIZE EM \ TRACKS.' /PUN I EVER paper quoted Heon as telling town, the paper quoted him as ANYWHERE/ /r-K. HEARD/ made numerous harassing phone calls to the police station that cash, liquor, parties and work on public works director; Robert 0 OtM Day at a Tims liam Oevane, Tommy Lee Jones. 1978. business, snd Emma spanda. tha night in saying. 2 their personal cars in exchange for Parker, former superintendent of police. [CNN] Showbb Today Dwayne’s truck. (60 min.) night, and had earlier engaged in a pushing match with Long, in (Si MOVIE: 'Cohimbo' town contracts for lubrication streets; and Joseph "Jack" Be­ Heon also said Benoit threw a [DIS] Adventures of Ozzia and Harriet CE) News which he tried to rip Long’s badges off his uniform. ® MOVIE: 'Raid on Entebbe' An Israeli work that in many cases never got noit, Automatic Lubrication's Automatic Lubrication received house party for Parker and deli­ [ESPN] AsraMcs: Borkes in Motion commando unit stages a darir>g airborne (X ) ® Our Family Honor (C C ) Jeny pro­ contracts to service town vehicles poses to Liz and d^ides to reveal Ns true done, according to a published owner, the paper reported. vered cases of liquor to public raid at Entebbe Airport. Uganda, to free for 15 years without competitive 7 :00P M CD C B S News 104 hostages. Charles Bronson. Peter identity. Frank encounters a murderer pos­ report. Heon said in his statements that works employees, the paper said. d ) Thtaa's Company FirKh, Jack Warden. 1978. ing as a cab driver, and Vincent interrupts The Hartford Courant reported the company had a "very exten­ bidding, the paper said. Police Detective Robert F. Ke­ Rita's clandestine tryst. (60 min.) Students surrender In Southbury CD A B C News (15) MOVIE: ‘Bridge Across Time' A today that it had obtained court sive business relationship with the nary said more people were dS Independent Newt QD 8100,000 Pyramid present-day detective believes a series of SOUTHBURY — Two high school students accused of keeping documents that included sworn Town of East Hartford ... That Some of the work Automatic expected to be charged as the Arizona nMirders is linked to the spirit of Mission: Impossible (S ) Jaffarsons a cache of weapons in a tarpaper shack deep in the woods have statements by Paul Heon. the relationship included fradulent Lubrication did for Parker and investigation into awarding of Jack the Ripper. David Hassethoff, Step- & ® Miami Vice Castillo must adopt Mulligan included fixing the motor 0 Knot's Landing surrendered to police. former general manager of Auto­ billing of the town..." the paper contracts by the East Hartford 2 fanie Kramer, Adrienne Barbeau. 1985. the ways of the Bushido warrior’s society in Mulligan’s personal car. paint­ public works department 0 0 M*A*S*H (3) Washingrton Week in Review David W. Jacobsen and Kurt R. Lenahan, both 17, surrendered matic Lubrication Service Inc. reported. in order to protect the wife and family of an ing Parker’s daughter’s car, and continues. 0 Wheal of Fortune (CC) Paul Duke is joined by top Washing­ American double agent. (60 min.) THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Banaom and were arraigned Wednesday in Waterbury Superior Court on Heon is a key source in the "Much of the work that was ton journalists analyzing the week's news. 0 MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour dD Bodaa de Odio various weapons possession charges and reckless 0 M OVIE: 'Th e Late Show' While 0 Price la Right [CN N ] Evening Newt endangerment. searching for her cat, a lady and a crusty 0 Newlywed Game private eye unravel blackmail and murder. [H B O ] MOVIE: "The MIssionsrv' A mis­ Police, acting on a routine trespassing complaint, discovered sionary. returning from Africa, is put in 0 Loco Amor Lily Tomlin, Art Carney, Bill Macy. 1977. the well-built stmeture Oct. 26. Inside they found pipe bombs, charge of twenty-eight fallen women. Mi­ Yale doctor loses right to practice (B ) Nightly Businass Report Bianca Vidal chael Palin, Maggie Smith, Trevor Howard. flrearms, knives, and homemade rocket launchers. 0 DifTrent Strokes 0 M OVIE: 'Th e Good, the Bed and the 1982. Rated R. The two were released on $5,000 bail each. "He is probably the most expe­ Maryland, where he was asso­ Ugly'^ A drifter, a Mexican outlaw and a NEW HAVEN (AP) - A Yale licensing examination, according [CNN] Monoyline [M AX] MOVIE: 'Raiders of tha Lost to Dr. John E. Fenn, chief of staff rienced transplanter of corneas in ciated with Johns Hopkins Univer­ sadist search for a cash box with Arte' {CC) An American archaeologist ophthalmologist described by his [DIS] DIenay'a Legends and Haros sity, Fenn said. His score of 74 $200,000 which was stolen and put in an races to retrieve the Lost Ark of the Cov­ Pennsy man to direct courts colleagues as an internationally at Yale-New Haven Hospital. the world," Fenn said. "He is truly [ESPN] SporteCenter unmarked grave during the Civil War. Clint enant before the Germans can find H. Harri­ acclaimed comeal transplant sur­ The waiver, which allowed Kho­ an extraordinary scientist in dis­ allowed him to be licensed in Eastwood. Lee Van Cleef, Eli Wailach. [USA] Radio 1990 son Ford, Karen AHan, Paul Freeman. Maryland, but was one point below 1967. Iff HARTFORD — A city court administrator from Pennyslvania geon has been barred from operat­ dadoust to operate on corneal eases of the cornea and a Connecti­ 1981. Rated PG. ing or seeing patients in Connecti­ patients at the Yale and Univeristy cut resource.” what is considered a passing score 7 :30P M CD p m Magailne [CNN] Prima News has been named to a new position as director of court operations [TM C ] MOVIE: King of tha Mountain' cut until he passes an exam that he of Connecticut hospitals, expired Khodadoust. a native of Iran, is a in Connecticut, Fenn said. CB M*A*8*H [ESPN] Fishing A dare-devil auto mechanic races Ns ’58 for Connecticut’s state trial court system, officials said failed by one point three years ago. Nov. IS. The Connecticut Medical professor of ophthalmology at The test, which will be given CC Wheel of Fortune [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Saturday Night Favar' Porsche over the treacherous roads of the Thursday. HoKywood Hills. Harry Hamlin, Joseph Bot­ Connecticut granted Dr. All Examining Board ruled Tuesday Yale University's School of Medi­ again in December, examines CD Benny Hill Show The frantic fantasy world of discos is ex­ Martin 0. Washington, deputy court administrator for the plored in this musical centered around a toms, Dennis Hopper. 1981. Rated PG. that Khodadoust must pass the cine and an attending ophthalmol­ basic science knowledge which is FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Boh Thavaa Philadelphia Municipal Court, will be responsible for the Khodadoust a three-year waiver in 0 Indapendent News young man whose only escape from his [U S A ] Friday Night Boxing 1982 after he scored one |>oint exam to practice in the slate. Fenn ogist at Yale-New Haven Hospital. not relevant to Khodadoust's spe­ 0 0 Barney Miller humdrum existence is dancing. John Tra­ planning and coordination of Superior Court operations cialty. Fenn said. 10:30PM 35 News below the cutoff on a medical said. He took the examination in 0 Jeopardy volta, Karen Gomey, Donna Pescow. throughout the state. 1977. Rated NR 0 0 Dtya in Concert (R). WeS A NU2.E ^ 0 New Newlywed Gams His duties in the newly created position will include [M AX] MOVIE: Sha Wore a Yallow 0 Dick Van Dyke 0 B a n s o n UITTL6 euY, B u r administration and management of clerks’ offices, juror Ribbon' A U.S. Cavalry outpost makes a 0 24Horas 0 Stats W e're In attempt to repel invading Indians. John WHEN HE 3RiNP>f utilization, interpreters, court reporters and monitors and court [CNN] Crossfire Wayne. John Agar, Joanne Dru. 1949. 10 :4 5 P M [DIS] MOVIE: 'Rad Sboaa' records and seiz^ property. Rulings could increase A lovely baHerins winds up in a bitter strug­ [ESPN] FIshIn' Hols [TM C] MOVIE: Battla Bayond tha H t S T E c 7 1 0 N « 5 State Chief Justice Ellen A. Peters said .Washington will bring Be somebody. Stars' A spaceship commander recruits gle between her career and marriage. [MAX] Crazy About the Movies: Great seven mercenaries to save a planet under Moira Shearer, Anton Walbrook. Marius more than 14 years of experience in court administration to the Goring. 1948. PILAW TtoeerHEi? N ScrashiMovias siege. George Peppard, Richard Thomas. I COU1-0 Connecticut Judicial Department. malpractice suit risks [USA] Dragnet John Saxon. 1980. Rated PG. 1 1 : 0 0 P M CX) ( D (S ) ® ® News [U S A ] T N T 8:00PM C D TwIUght zone In two se­ QD Taxi wouldn't have to worry about parata stories, a woman is possessed by sc^Emr HARTFORD (UPI) - A string of ( D Blzarra John Byner hosts tNs long run­ the vengeful spirit of a nmirder victim, and a 8:30PM d ) 0 Mr. BctvMfora (CC) ning cable comedy series, No danger at nuclear plants court rulings could increase the claims being filed," he said. "In C-ninM,-. Tt-I^V/E5 ll-Z Z ^fl the past a case would' have d j) Carson's Comady Claaaica chances of more medical malprac­ HARTFORD — An alert was declared Thursday at the tice suits being filed in Connecti­ automatically been dismissed on dS Best of Saturday Night Uva WINTHROP ®by Pick CavalH M illstone 1 nuclear pow er plant in W aterford, while less than an cut, a state hospital association the grounds the statute ran out." (Sf) Friday Night Rbigsida y o u KNCW WHATfe A I NEVER KNOW (F r CAN SPELL IT wrrH hour later false readings shut down the Connecticut Yankee plant attorney said Thursday. (S) M*A«8*H in Haddam, Northeast Utilities said. Blumenfeld upheld a ruling H A R P WORD ID S P E L L ? ITfe TW O C'S OR JU ST THREE U.S. District Judge M. Joseph @ 8 C TV Natwork There was no danger in either incident and no radioactivity involving Martina Dulcey. who BROCCOLI. T W O L 'S . LETTERS...V-U-K. Blumenfeld upheld a ruling Tues­ died of lung cancer in 1980, nine (5l) Comedy Break was released into the air, said Northeast sjpokesman R. J. day which found that Connecticut’s years after doctors allegedly mis­ MIAMI VICE [C N N ] Moneyline -7 ^------Gallagher. Northeast ojperates both nuclear facilities. two-year deadline for filing mal­ diagnosed a malignant growth on [U S A ] Night Flight Millstone 1 was shut down for refueling about 1:45 p.m. when practice suits does not begin at the her back. Blumenfeld upheld the 1 1 :3 0 P M dD Dynasty main electrical-power was lost for 10 minutes and a backup An American double agent time of injury, but of its discovery. ruling last month by the 2nd U.S. (X) MOVIE: 'Midnight Cowboy' A young gas-turbine generator failed, he said. J. Michael Eisner, an attorney- Circuit Court of Appeals. asks Lt. Martin Castillo (Ed­ man, dreaming of easy money, makes Nm- The Connecticut Yankee plant in the Haddam Neck section of ward James Olmos) to pro­ self available to wealthy women for a price with Wiggin & Dana of New Haven Haddam shut down automatically about 2:30 p.m. because of "The bottem line is that unless tect his Russian wife and child before he gets involved with a crippled which represents the Connecticut the decisions are reversed, we’re man. Duatin Hoffman, J<>n Voight, Brenda false readings on gauges measuring steam flow, Gallagher said. — but It leads to a lethal hide- Hospital Association, said the V Vaccaro. 1969. Dkje going to be facing lawsuits that go 1112. recent findings, along with two and-seek with no rules, on (X)TV2(XK) CtMSbvNEA w CfmA back indefijjately,” he said. NBC’s "Miami Vice,” to air others earlier this year, could dS The Honeymooners Animal lovers fight deer hunt FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22. increase the number of suits filed Eisner said the potential for dS SMOnd City TV more pialpractice suits could NEW HAVEN — Animal lovers say they will risk arrest to in state. ® The Tonight Show Tonight's increase the cost of insurance CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME guest is animal trainer Jim Fowler and Reu­ scare away deer next week when hunters are let loose on Yale "U p until now, Connecticut premiums. ben Blades. (60 min.) Aatrograph University’s forest preserve in northeastern Connecticut. doctors and hospitals were fairly O ) Hogan's Heroes Members of the Animal Rights Fund said Thursday they will confident that after two years they “ I'm afraid that in Connecticut, W ABC News Nightline repeat last year’s efforts to save the deer when the aninlals we're sought of in an expansion fS7) Ten O'Clock News ing for what Is justifiably yours won't of­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) Personally become legal targets of hunters on Thanksgiving Day. phase in terms of premiums,” dD Comedy Tonight fend your pal. supervise any work or repairs being Yale officials said the one-month shoot by 430 hunters, picked Eisner said. Be a carrier! [CNN] Sports Tonight AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Unique done around the house today, even If State people What's one thing newspaper carriers have more of than anyone else benefits could come to you today by lottery, has been organized to reduce the number of deer who The possibility of more cases [ESPN] SportsCenter you've called In professionals. Make their age? Money, that's what! When you're a newspaper carrier, Crossw ord ^ r t h d a y through contacts you have in distant sure they’re doing it right. eat seedlings on the 7,800 acre preserve located in the towns of could mean significant losses to you earn your own money every week. Money for clothes, records! [H B O ] Hitchhiker A family mansion be­ places. If you don’t hear from your Woodstock, Eastford and Union. are healthier insurers and higher premiums for comes a horror chamber for a beautiful Nov. 23,1985 hobbles, money for the future. And that's not all! You get the chance young invalid. sources, get in touch with them. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If your peers ap­ Last year, 35 deer were killed when half the forest was opened the medical industry. to win exciting prizes, have fun with others your age, and show ACROSS 6 On same side Answer to Previous Puzzle PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Do not low­ point you social chairman today, take [TM C] MOVIE; 'Buckstone County Pri­ Several exciting new hopes will be to hunters. H A R TF O R D (AP) - People you're not just a kid anymore. If you’re 12 years or older, why not (prel.) er your sights at this time where your pains to plan a fun and different activity. Eisner said requests have been son' A man who^tracks escaped convicts awakened In you in the year ahead. They find out more? Call 647-9946 today! 1 Energy unit 7 Miss Kett of goals and objectives are concerned. What you conceive, all will enjoy. living in Connecticut are generally made to the state to clarify its is unjustly sentenced to a jail term. Eari will be unrelated to your past desires, (abbr.) tha comics Owensby, David Allen Coe. Don ’’Red” Anything you desire strongly can be healthier and have a lower death statute of limitations, eliminate and friends will help you bring them into No evidence against student 4 Wadding grain 8 monkey Barry. 1978. Rated R. scbiGvod VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Material op­ rate than people in other states, punitive damages, establish pre­ being. portunities could be presented to you 8 Thick cord 9 Cereal grass i ARIES (March 21-April 19) Get in step HARTFORD — Criminal charges have been dropped against a though some problems persist, trial screening panels, and create 1 1 : 3 5 P M (X) Entertainment Tonight SAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. 21) Your today through family members or rela­ ilanrl|palfr HeralJi 12 Over (poet.) 10 Greek latter . I with your mate today if he or she has including a rising cancer rate, penalties' for frivolous lawsuits. leadership qualities are pronounced to­ tives. Listen attentively when Uncle Ed Hartford high school student whose illegal enrollment at a 13 Raviaa 11 And so on 12 :0 0 A M 35 0 comedy Braak something enterprising In mind. It will according to a new report. (abbr.) 3i) Unde Floyd day. This will be obvious to friends, and require your collective efforts to pull It talks about his big idea. suburban school led to the arrest of his mother on larceny 14 Verb following you're not apt to be challenged if you The three-inch thick report was "thou" 17 German 0 Talaa from the Datksida off successfully. charges. prepared by a committee of the philosophar step in and take charge of situations. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A new chan­ LIBRA (S«pt. 23-Oct. 23) Some good Charges of cocaine possession and assault against Trevor ,18 Naughty 0 Barney Millar .Major changes are ahead for Sagittar- news you've been hoping for is on its state Health Coordinating Council, .16 In good taate 19 Gone 0 Man from U.N.C.LE nel may suddenly open today that could Foster, 16, were dismissed Thursday-after Superior Court Judge 22 River in South M ians in the coming year. Send for your provide you with a second source of In­ way. There is a strong possibility that it a 32-member volunteer group of 1 8 Head bones EJEDCIEI BBD [CNN] Nawanight Astro-Graph predictions today. Mail $1 could even come today. Harry N. Jackaway agreed- with the defense there was HAPPY THANKSGIVING doctors, dentists, nurses and other '20 Roman bronze Carolina come. But you might have to work rather [ESPN] AW A Wraatling to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. insufficient evidence. ' ’ Faminina auffix 24 Great Mogul hard at it to reap its rewards. health professionals. The report, AND TRY A TRADITIONAL THANKSGIVING DINNER R TT7 [H BO ] MOVIE; 'City Heat' (CC) A cop Box 1846, Cincinnati. OH 45201. Be SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOV.22) There Is Foster and his mother, Saundra Foster, drew national updated every three years, serves ^ Fartilizar emperor GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Even II it re­ 2 something financially beneficial in the 25 Sister's u E S and a private ays tai^le with mobstwt sure to state your zodiac sign. quires a few adjustments In your social attention when she was arrested in April on a larceny charge for as a guide for health services in the '37 Enlightan during Prohibition. Clint Eastwood, Burt CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Today is offing for you that may unexpectedly daughter M NT: plans today, try to include in your actM- sending her son to Bloomfield High School, in violation of that 179 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester ^ Door hide E Reynolds, Jana Alexander. 1985. Rated come your way today through a sat.of state. 26 Beginning a good day to reclaim something of val­ ties one who could be helpful to you t k s '32 Stop working s D D| A PG. ue that you have loaned to a friend. Ask­ strange circumstances. town’s residency laws. The Connecticut death rate last The Newest And Most 37Tranlan 27 Wear away .. \k careerwise. year was 678 per 100,000 people, 28 Satan [M AX] MOVIE: 'Tandar Couaina’ Modern Islander r currency 39 Puzzle 49 Inch along (Dubbed) On a French countryside farm, a compared with the national rate of itknider 29 Hebrew Restaurant In The Area ^ Egyptian deity 40 Flurry lova-smitten teenager devises an ingen­ 744 deaths per 100,000 people,, patriarch 50 Charlemagne’s ious plan to gain experience and fulfill hit Liquid asphalt burns worker ,35 Eggt 43 Nothing 31 Western hemi­ domain (abbr.) desires with his beautiful older cousin. according to the report. ‘36 D im e Myra 45 One (Gar.) WALLINGFORD ^ A 37-year-old Branford man was critically “ Overall, Connecticut continues sphere organiza­ 51 Island of the Thierry Tevini, Anja Shuts. 1983. Rated R. Bridge 2 tion (abbr.) 47 Part of the ear to be a healthy state,’’ the report Thanksgiving Dinner Served From 3 7 Walk back and 12:05A M (S MOVIE: 'Murder In burned when a blowtorch he was using ignited fumes from a tank 33 Legal matter 48 Nbrmandy Aegean * forth Coweta County' A county sheriff tiedi- of liquid asphalt, authorities said says, noting that mortality rates in 36 Covers invasion day 52 Noras goblin 38 Journalist catad to justice and a man who considers should first be played, Jud in case Robert Jenkins was listed in critical condition in Yale-New the state are "significantly lower” 11 A.M. to 9 P.M. APPETIZER. Choice of One 37 Mexican money (comp, wd.) . . V 53 Sat IwnsaH above the law cross paths in this Taking West has a lone king. than the national average for ^ H a t true story. Johnny Cash, Andy Griffith„Ear1 NORTH U-M-tl Haven Hospital’s intensive care unit, a hospital spokesman said. Chicken Gumbo Soup-Chilled Tomato Juice-Chilled Fruit |41 Spaniah hero (2 1 2 0 9 10 11 Hindman. 1983. 486543 However, declarer should postpone A spokesman for the Wallingford Fire Department said the seven of the 10 leading causes of Fruit C up wde.) 4 A Q J stock playing trumps. Instead, after winning death. k. n 0 MacNeU-Lehrar Nawahour department responded to a fire call at 10; 06 a.m. Wednesday at ENTREES 'A 2 Respontibllity 12 14 <♦6 4 Now Taking Rosorvatient the opening lead with the club king in the Tilcon Tomasso plant in Wallingford. Jenkins had apparently The report recommended a '44 Aetree* Sandra 4 K 10 7 By Jamer Jacoby dummy, he should immediately take statewide cancer prevention pro­ For Year Cbristmas Party... Celery and Olives-Tossed Green Salad With French Dressing 15 1 2 : 3 0 A M CB Comedy Tonight been working with a blow torch while he stood on a catwalk above Saturday Night Uva WEST the diamond finesse. When the queen gram to help combat cancer rates, Call 643-9529 3 6 Trittan'i (B EAST the tank of liquid asphalt, the fire department said. MAIN COURSE 10 35 Star Trek BK of dianoonds wlna the trick, the spade which have risen 31 percent over t balovod 4 J 10 9 North’s three-heart bid was a Ja­ Roast Young Tom Turkey with stuffing and gravy with cranberry W 8 6 4 2 4975 suit can be attaf^ed, and now it be­ the last 25 years. 'SO Parspsctiva (3 ) The Untouchables coby transfer, and bis three no-tnunn sa u ce ...... 7. ♦ J98 ♦ K 10 7 3 2 com es ea sy to m ak e the safe ty p lM o f Although the infant mortality is from future J ( 0 M O VIE: 'WestworkS' Tw o business­ bid announced that his hand was bal­ Roast Prime Rib of Beef Au Ju s ...... 9.45 486432 495 laying down the spade ace fii^ W h « Suspect called honest, truthful down slightly, it is the only ;6 4 Unusual ■■■ men travel to an adult fantasy resort and anced except for the five-card spade Dinner Includes: Bread and Butter, Mashed or French Potatoes, 27 20 20 have a vacation of suspanaa whan tha sys­ the king falls from West, all is rosy. category in which the state ■36 Maks muddy S O U TH suit. South’s four-club bid showed the WATERBURY — A former Yale lecturer, accused of being a ex­ Candy Yams. Sweet Peas, or Mixed Vegetables. Tea or Coflee tem operating tha totaHy automated land 'M Playwright club ace and invited slam. After that. T m su re a ll o f you see bo w to p la y the ceeds the federal goals for 1990, the of Delos breaks down. Yul Brynnar, Ri­ 4 A Q 7 2 spade su it i f you had loot a trick to the Nazi collaborator during World War II, has testified that he was DESSERTS' ' ______Sm on 4 K 10 3 North’s four hearts and South’s five di­ report said. The infant mortality chard Benjamin, Jamas BroKn. 1973. diamond king. Now you must go all out an anU-communist Russian trying to survive the terror of Ik7 Container lor ♦ AQ5 amonds were also cue-bids, and North rate dropped from 11.1 deaths per Choice of One: Hot Mince. Pumpkin Pie, or Ice Cream ® 0 Friday Night VMaoa and ^ray for a 2-S split with the king Stalin’s purges and starvation rampant during Nazi occupation Child's Portion: For Children Under 12 Years of Age— $2.00 lets * lunch 4 A Q J jumped to slam, confident that ^ t h 1,000 to 10.3 deaths per 1,000 0 M a u d a of his native country. „ ^ , , To ba (Lat) would have the cards to give it a good between 1980 and 1984 — statisti­ CHINESE DISHES 3 9 Sha (Fr.) Vulnerable: East-West Vladimir Sokolov testified Thursday his own defense saying 1 : 0 0 A M (B Star Search '85 Dealer: South play. cally insignificant, the report said ■■00 W atch closely Manllow dgbui his options were to continue writing articles for Nazi backed APPETIZER; (B Joe Franklin Show In fact, the play for six spades did "What we’re trying to point out / publications or "concentration camp or death.’’ : DOWN 0 Night Gafiary Weal Narth East Soatb not have a v ^ good chance. West HOLLYWOOD (UPl) - Singer in the health plan are those areas in Islander Tidbits (Fantail Shrimp. Goldbn Fingers, Chicken Roll) 40 7 T 0 Braak the Bank 2 N T could very well have had a trump Barry Manilow will make his The 72-year-old Sokolov is acccused by the Justice Department which we can make it better yet,’’ Wonton Soup P a n .. 1 Roberts 0 Dr. Qana Scott 3 4 P a n 3 4 bolding that would automatically set televisionactingdebutin‘*Copaca- of fciNing his past as a Nazi coUaboratortolllegaHy enter the U.S. said Patricia Parkertown, co- 00 01 02 P a n MAIN COURSE 1 2 Hardwood r [C N N ] Croasfira 3 N T P a n 4 4 declarer. The problem for dedara*, to bana," atwo-bourmiiaieal comedy chairman of th e ^m m itte e that P a n 4 4 P a n 5 4 3 Pakistan give himself ms best chance, is to de­ baaed on his hit song, for CBS Nov. ***^ iiig Thursday’s proceedings, defense witness Clifford N. drafted the repofL Thanksgiving Tu rke y Im perial...... 7.45 00 1 : 3 0 A M (B N a w a P a n 6 4 P a n P a n language h 30. Smith said Sokolov appeared not to fit the legal definition of The HealthiCoordinating Com­ Th e Islander D elight...... 8.45 termine whether he needs all the 0 Indapartdant Naws P a n ■i'4 Real aetata Served with Fried Rice, Tea and Dessert 00 spade tricks. What is the best way to klanilow contributed 10 new collaborator, since his case seems to be covered by amendments mittee has scheduled a Dec. 12 butinasa [C N N ] Nawanight Update Conn. Meal Tax 7'/t% Opening lead: 4 3 take all the spade tricks? Of course, a ■ons« lor the epedal, which made in 1951 to immigration eligibility rules. public hearing on the report and ■' 5 That It (Lat, 2 [E S P N ] Champkinahip RoNar Darby J L first-round fm ene. But if only four co-stars Annette Q’Toole and Jo­ plans to vote on whether to accept ‘ ' vxda.) 22 (c)iaas by NEA. Inc. 1 : 3 5 A M [M AX] MOVIE: 'Slap Shof spade tricks are needed, the ace seph Bologna. it Dec. 16. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Nov. 22. 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Nov. 22. 1985 - 21 Buaineaa BUSINESS In Brief Bank promotat Lupacchino K III! HARTFORD — Joseph R. Lupacchino Jr. of REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK feaiurint,-. D.W .FISH fjjiA I ’I n< Term insurance might be better Glastonbury has been promoted to vice president of the United Bank and Trust Co. QUESTION: My wife and I have been approached amount of his money and no longer baa to charge him. Lupacchino WAKM THANKSGIVING WISHES TO by a aaleaman ^ th inaurance policiea that have So-called "dividends” are paid on “participating” joined the bank in vaniahing premiuma” after aeven yeara. We both whole life policies. Those dividends come from money 1965. He was elected are 2$ and, according to the aaleaman, each of ua the insurance company has left over, after meeting its aaaiatant vice presi­ would pay approximately $1,000 annual premiums for In vesto rs’ expenses — including death claims. Holders of that YOUR FAMILY FROM OUR FAMHY $100,000 policiea. dent in 1972 and type of policy participate in the company’s surplus became branch The idea of never paying inaurance premiuma after G u id e money by receiving dividends. manager of the Ma­ aeven yeara ia vtry appealing and we’ve already william A. Doyle Your friend is using his policy’s dividends to pay his ple,Avenue office in received applicationa from the inaurance company. premiums. When a participating policy has accumu­ 1979. He is a past $86,900 What ia your opinion on this? lated a high cash surrender value, its dividends can be president and direc­ South Windsor Sfarfor Homo equal to or larger than the policy’s premiums. This Lovely rench with vinyl tldlnq, within walking tor of the Windsor Kitchen, dining area, apaclooaTiedrootne and hardwood Hoora. M W ANSWER: Don’t sign those applicationa and turn being the case, your friend no longer has to send Lions Club. down, tpadal 1 year FHA adjuatabla rata mortgage to quallflad buyara, over any money until you have studied and While this arrangement might appeal to you, it also money to the insurance romnanv Lupacchino has at low Intereat rataa. understand all the details of the policies. results in you losing the use of your money for longer completed courses You’ll probably find out that your premiuma would periods of time. Chances are, you could do better by QUESTION: I have $30,000 in a 10.5 percent at Williams College be higher than your wife’s. That’s pretty standard, buying lower-cost term insurance and investing the certificate of deposit and $10,000 in a 9.5 percent CD. and the American because females have longer average life expectan­ money you save on premiums elsewhere. My insurance agent is trying to sell me a universal life Institute of Banking cies than males. Insurance companies have that all Of course, an insurance company doesn't get all the plan with the entire $40,000. He says it would pay me to and several Robert ^ Real Estate worked out on actuarial tablea. Aa with the gaming premium money you pay. A goodly chunk goes to the redeem my CDs and pay the early withdrawal Morris Associates- tables in Atlantic City and Laa Vegas, the odds favor salesman. It comes as a shock to many people to learn penalties — six month’s interest on the larger CD and Joseph Lupacchino omega courses. the house. that, in states where insurance regulations allow it, all three months'' interest on the small one. Do you agree? On a day when everyone’s thoughts turn to giving thanks we would Double-check to make sure the premiums can’t be of the first year’s premium goes to the salesperson on like to express our deepest gratitude to our many clients, customers, raised during the seven-year payment period. The some policies. ANSWER; Not for one minuta. Next time that agent SBM promotes Christeneen policiea might have provisions allowing the inaurance shows up at your house, lock th^ door and don’t let him friends, and fellow real estate associates for their outstanding sup­ company to raise the premiums, if interest rates drop in. Gail Christensen has been promoted to QUESTION: A friend of mine claims he is getting assistant comptrollejuL Savings Bank of port and loyalty. Together we have had a very successful and and the company earns less interest on the money it his whole life insurance for free. He says he's had his Quick arithmetic shows you would lose $2,050 in gets from you. early withdrawal penalties by going along with that Manchester. bountiful year. policy for so many years that the dividends now are Christensen An insurance company invests the money it big enough to pay the premiums. This sounds too good peddler’s proposal. Even if the universal life policy Manchester Country Club Llto $48,900 turned out to be a reasonably good thing for you over joined the bank in Best Wishes for a Happy Holiday Season ahead. Condo In vary good condition, with alldera to deck, appllancea, p<»l, receives from premiums. Because you would pay all to be true. Is it really possible? June 1982 as a part- club room, aauna and pool tablea. Country club life at a reaaonable the premiums in seven years, the insurance company the long run, there's no reason in the world for you to take that immediate financial loss. Keep your CDs. time teller. In Oc­ Don Jackson, Rose Viola Jackson, Bob Kiernan, Tom Dodd, Anne Doremus, Chris Corcoran, Rich Bialeck price! would have the use of your money sooner than if you ANSWER; Even though your friend no longer has to tober 1982, she be­ make premium payments over a longer span. pay premiums, he isn’t getting his insurance "for came a full-time As a result, the company would earn more by free.” He simply paid so much in previous years that Doyle welcomea written queationa, but he can provide answers only through the column. teller. She held that charging, say, $10,000 in premiums over 20 years. the insurance company has collected a sufficient position until March Thinking of Selling your home? 1984, when she was promoted to a secur­ Then you should list with the ities and accounting Hutton head hits attempt clerk, the position Stocks Set New Record she held until her ZINSSER AGENCY! The Dow Jones Industrial Average most recent advancement. U&R zoomed 23.05 to 1,462.27, surpassing its to curb state operations Christensen is a 1. We will guarantee to advertise your property every day previous record of 1,440.02, set Monday. 1982 graduate of the Invites you to our newest area of until it is sold. By Mark A. Dupuis have a large impact on a lot of people who University of Con­ 2. We will enter your home into the Multiple Listing Ser­ United Press International really had nothing to do with the activities necticut with a custom homes. vice for other agencies to show and encourage co­ to which we pleaded guilty,” he said. bachelor's degree in broke sales. 1460 — Previous record HARTFORD — Declaring "enough is Hutton attorneys have presented evi­ finance. She lives on “Mountain Farms” - J of 1440.02 set enough," the president of E.F. Hutton & Co. dence to Brown to show the scheme Wetherell Street in Gail Christensen 3. We will, if you desire, have an Open House. appealed to state officials to allow the firm involved only about a dozen of the Manchester. Nov. ia 1985 GARDNER ST., MANCHESTER 4. We will fully represent your interest from listing to 1440 to continue to operate in Connecticut company's 10,000 or more employees, closing. despite its guilty pleas to federal fraud including only one of the 128 employed at the Roger* promotes DeLastut Large % acre lots, water, sewers, sidewalks. charges. firm's five offices in Connecticut. For fast courteous service call any one of the qualified Scott Pierce, who has served as president The brokerage firm also is presenting Mark J. DeLassus has been named to the new Call us to discuss your new home. Ask people at the ZINSSER AGENCY. 1420 of the New York-based brokerage firm evidence to show it has been involved in position of marketing manager at the Molding since December 1983. said Hutton already community and civic affairs in the state and Materials Division about our guarantee plan on your present Let Your Tenant Help Pay The Mortgage! Douglas Andersen Robert Connor Bill Marble has suffered enough because of the has benefitted taxpayers by arranging of Rogers Corp. in home. John Bengston David Dunbar Kathy Mitchell check-kiting scheme that resulted in the government bond issues at favorable Manchester. Separate systems , make this 5 & 5 Two Family a David Blackwell Kathy Johnson Theunis Werkhovan guilty pleas earlier this year. interest rates. DeLassus joined SUPER FIND! Newer roof. Full, Walk-out basement Robert Carlson Qraham MacDonald Ellen Zinsser Pierce told acting state Banking Commis­ "When you talk about E.F. Hutton, you’re Rogers in 1977 as a and full attic. Priced to sell at, Alan Cashman Holly MacDonald Carl Zinsser sioner Howard B. Brown at a hearing not talking about bricks and mortar, you’re development chem­ $112,900. Thursday that suspension or revocation of talking about people,” said Robert E. Witt, ist at the company’s Hutton's Connecticut license would harm a former New England region vice Lurie Research and “Putting You 1st is 2nd Nature To U s!” 1360 many innocent people who had nothing to do president and now executive vice president Development Cen­ with the overdraft scheme. with Hutton in New York. ter in Rogers. In U&R REALTY CO. Zinsser Agency "I think enough is enough,” he said in He said Hutton employees are involved in 1981, he became STRANO REAL ESTATE 11 18 urging Brown to reject the efforts by state community activities such as the PTA and technical manager 750 Main St., Manchester Attorney General Joseph I. Lieberman to service groups. "We are part of this at Rogers’ Molding 6 4 3 - 2 6 9 2 156 E. CENTER ST„ MANCHESTER, CT. November have Hutton disciplined for the check­ community and we’ve been a dam good Materials Division Robert D. Murdock, Realtor KUS. kiting, which occurred between 1980 and part," Witt said. and in 1984 he was CALL TODAY - 647-“SOLD*’® UPi griphic 1982. named division 646-1511 Pierce said the company already has The company, which was to continue its controller. presentation today, also offered results of a DeLassus gradu- - Stock prices rocketed to dizzying heights in heavy been subjected to extensive investigations survey showing that its business has been trading Thursday as the Dow Jones Industrial Average that proved the overdrafting scheme ated from Valpa­ involved only a small number of employees adversely affected by publicity surround­ raiso University in smashed through records. It zoomed 23.05 to 1,462.27, ing the guilty pleas. 1971 with a bache­ MANCHESTER APARTMENTS FOR RENT who I didn’t know they were acting For the five-month period beginning May •US. Young 2 BR Townhoutt, 1W baths, carpeting, appllancii, far surpassing its previous record of 1,440.02, set improperly. lor's degree in 1. the number of new accounts opened.with chemistry. He re­ lull batem.nt. with wether and dryer hook-up. Monday. Pierce, who works in Hutton's New York Hutton offices in the state was down 37 Hugs 6 Room Duplex on the wMt tide- 3 bedroomt, bate- headquarters, was the first witness called Mark J. DeLassus ceived an MBA percent from the same period a year ago. from Northwestern mtnl, appllancat, garage, nice lot, |uat painted. by lawyers defending the company against Pierce said. Luxurloua 2 BR with huge fireplace living room. Includet the state attorney general’s request for University in 1979. However, during the same period, A member of the Society of Plastics Engineers, Meet & Elec. Stock prices enter suspension of revocation of Hutton’s Hutton's gross revenues in Connecticut •eso. Two young 3 BR Duplaxet, 1 'A bitha, trg. kltchena and liv­ Connecticut license. DeLassus lives in Vernon with his wife and two ing rooma, carpeting, appllancea, lull batementa. Pierce said the employees involved in the increased by 22 percent, which he said is an children. Real Estate •7M. Executive 2 BR unit In "The Mtnalon” on Otia St. 2 scheme have been disciplined and that to indication the firm's customers are pleased MATCHLESS! METICULOUS! firapitcea, gorgeoua burly wood ptnnaling. Rent Includet with its services and remain loyal to the BRAND NEW LISTING!! 7 room cape In preferred South Farms... 1st floor heat and elaciricityl uncharted territory take further action against the company company. Stocki open lower today immaculate 6 room Cape Cod with finished ret*, family room with fireplace, encloaed porch and would harm innocent employees and 647-8400 In-ground pool. $125,900 - Be an early birdi CALL JULIE PELLETIER • 648-2462 customers who had nothing to do with it. “I think if we were suspended or our NEW YORK — Prices opened lower today in room. IH baths, fireplace. Bowers School District, By The Associated Press would like the government to do active trading of New York Stock Exchange 168 Main Street Newf gas furnace, appliances, and ntany recent im­ "WE GUARANTEE OUR H O U SES'...646-2482 “I think clearly the imposition of a license revoked it could be very damaging more to aid them in foreign trade. suspension or revokiiiK uur license would to the state of Connecticut,” he said. issues. provements. Offered at SBt-.QOO. . Amid hopes for lower interest' The survey by the Conference The Dow Jones industrial average, which rates, stock prices have bounded Board, a non-profit research or­ rocketed 23.05 to a record 1,462.27 Thursday, was ahead into uncharted territory.. ganization b a s^ in New York, said down 2.86 to 1,359.40 shortly after the market i\ On Thursday, the Dow Jones 38 percent of big U.S. firms favor opened. average of 30 industrials climbed stronger tariffs or quotas. The Boston hotel strike looms Declines led advances 399-317 among the 1,131 23.05 to a new closing peak of board polled the Fortune 1,000 issues crossing the New York Stock Exchange 1,402.27. The barometer of blue- companies and drew 205 re­ BOSTON (UPI) — Nearly 1,500 em­ strike authorization resolution during a tape. chip stocks has reached nine sponses, OS percent of them froth ployees of Boston's largest hotels have rally Wednesday and the ballots were records this month alone.^It hit a manufacturing companies. given their union the go-ahead to call the counted Thursday afternoon. Mott’s pays dividends new high mark on Monday of In a trade development on first hotel strike in the city's history on Dec. GO BACK !N H!ST0RY CLASSIC DESIGN The union represents 3,500 employees at and experience a beautIfuMllestyle In this mo­ Quality materials and lavish extras have gone 1,440.02 and' finished with only Capitol Hill, legislation that would 1. EA&T HARTFORD — Jqseph P. Mott, dernized 8 room home. Gorgeoua chestnut into this unique 7 room, 2V6 bath home. Premium minor changes ' Tuesday and curb textile, apparel and shoe The 1371 to 71 vote, tallied Thursday, nine of Boston's largest Jiotels. Employees chairman of the board of Mott’s Super Markets TAKE YOUR PICK!! floorsi 7 fireplaces. south end location. See it todayl Wednesday. imports came a step further in the authorizes the negotiating committee of at five other hotels have contracts that are Inc., announced that the Board of Directors has There’s an acre +lot on Stonehedge Lane in Bollun DONT LET THIS "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES "...646-2482 "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES"...646-2482 Broader market measures have House of Representatives. It will Local 26 of the Hotel, Restaurant, Institu- contingent on the union's negotiations. voted the regular 5 cents per share quarterly cash just wailing for you to make up your mind. Builder OPPORTUNITY SLIP BY!! also been breaking fresh ground. be debated on the House floor Dec. tifiial Employees and Bartenders Union. "The vote is a reaffirmation of this dividend payable March 3,1986, to stockholders of will construct home similar to this photo or will mo­ Owner needs immediate sale of this well-diversified “WE GUARANTEE; OUR HOUSES!” tsl The New York Stock Exchange 3. AFL-CIO to "do what it chooses,” including democratic union and shows the members record as of Feb. 10, 1986. dify to your specification. Great family neighbor­ piece of commercial property located on busy Rt. 6 in composite index rose 1.33 to a new Other economic news Thursday a strike beginning at midnight Dec. 1. said approve of the direction we're going and the Mott’s Super Markets Inc. operates a chain of hood only minutes from Hartford. Make a date to Bolton. Approved for automobile business. Priced to high of 116.12. Included; union spokesman Jim Braude. methods we're using," said union president ShopRite supermarkets in Connecticut and meet the builder - 647-8400. sell at $134,900. Check it out! 647-8400. Blanchard & Rossetto @g) Besides optimism about interest • A Federal Reserve Board Braude said the strike would be the first Domenic Bozzotto. Western Massachusetts.- including two in COMMEkpAL CKOIT in Boston hotel history. ' "What we plan to do now is to negotiate.” Manchester.! Don Jackson, Rose Viola Jackson. Bob Kiernan, Tom Dodd, Anne Doremus, Chris Corcoran, Rich Bialeck 646-2482 RNANOALNnWORK rates, analysts attributed the stock report which showed the nation’s REAL ESTATE i n Weal Caatar SL career af McKee SL Saalar GHlMat Uscaaalt market’s recent strength to re­ basic money supply is still growing Union members began balloting on the Bozzotto said. newed hopes for a thaw in - at a rate above the central bank’s superpower relations following the target. summit between President Rea­ • 'The Commerce Department Joyce G . Epstein 349 EAST CENTER ST. gan and Soviet leader Mikhail reported Americans tightened the 646-5200 MANCHESTER OnlUDJ. rirlx Ilf) (hr CSorbachev. grip on their purse strings last Real Estate fifionr ami rail Meanwhile, a new survey shld month and personal spending FIANO REALTY CO. 0 647-8895 most big American manufacturers plunged 0.9 percent. til 643-5614 WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION 0l()-i:Uh JACKSTON-SHOWCASE Former U TC official All Condos Featuf^:-^ OAK GROVE STREET OFF PORTER STREET MANCHESTER $129,900 Are you making what Automatic Garage Door Opener Condominiums will be open on Saturdays from 11-4 and Why not btn when you receive part of mortgage payment from your te­ Sundaysu i^ from 11-4 nant? This 2 family offert new owner a comfortable realdencawith large now Emhart chairmati Central Heat & AC rooms, w/w carpeting, wood atove, deck & double garage. Quiet tree- iV i lined ttreet. Call for appointment. 643-4060 you’re worth? Baths FARIdINGTON

MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Nov. 22, 1985 - t3 « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Nov. 22, 19S5 C lassified... 643-27X1 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Household Goods 62 For advertisements to be Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/Office Space 44 Rates IRDDMS APARTMENTS Notices Situation W anted ...... 23 Resort Property 45 Misc. for Sale ...... 63 published Monday, the dead­ HDME8 IHDMES BUSINESS Minimum Charge: FDR RENT FOR RENT Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 Misc. for Rent...... 46 Hom e and Garden ...... 64 line Is 2:30 D.m. on Friday. Beal Estate |3i]S8!^ FDR SALE FDR SALE PRDPERTY $3.00 for one day . FDR SALE Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent,...... 47 Pets 65 Musical Items M P e r W o rd : Don't Lot This Opportun­ Manchester — Two beck Announcements...... 03 Roommates Wanted 48 Manchester — 8129,900. Looking for a Home You Brand New Llstlngll Im­ Mofchletsl - MetIculousI Gentlemen Only. Control 1-2 d a y s ...... 200 Read Your Ad ity Slip Byl I Owner needs room apartment, S A uctio n s...... :v .M Recreational Items 67 I HOMES Why not buy when you Can Afford? Your search­ maculate 6 room Cape 7 room Cape In preferred location, kitchen privi- ' Real Estate Antiques 68,^^ 3-5 d a y s ...... 180 Classified advertisements Cod with finished rec. South Farms.:. 1st floor Immediate sale of this leges, parking available,, rooms, second floor. Re-| '■•Vk FOR SALE receive part of mortgage ing days are over If you well diversified piece of Services T a g Sales...... 6 d a y s ...... 160 are taken by telephone as a payment from your te­ hurry and tee this roomy, room, 1% baths, fire­ family room with fire­ security and references frlgerotor, gas stove- tu Homes for Sale ...... 31 commercial property lo­ garage. No pels. Tleo; Services Offered...... : 51 Wanted to B u y ...... 70 26 days ...... 120 convenience. All reol estate advertised nant? This 2 family offers well Insulated, 6 room place, Bowers School Dis­ place, enclosed porch and required 643-2693. Financial Condominiums ...... 32 trict, New gas furnace, Inground pool. $125,900. cated on busy Route 6 In months security. 649-6316. Paintlng/Papering 52 The Manchester Herald is In the Manchester Herald new owner a comfortable Cape. This home features Bolton. Approved for au­ - Lots/Lond for S a le ...... 33 appliances and many re­ Be on early bird I Blan­ Manchester — Clean, M ortg ages...... 1b Building/Contracting...... 53 responsible only for one incor- Is sublect to the .federal residence with large 3 large bedrooms, o separ­ tomobile business. Priced .• 8 Investment Property ...... 34 Fair Housing Act of 1968, rooms, w/w carpeting, ate dining room and o cent Improvefnents. Of­ chard & Rossetto Real quiet room, completely Manchester — Avalloblr Personal Loans...... 12 Roofing/Siding ...... 54 reef insertion and then only to sell at $134,900. Check It Business P ro p e rty ...... 35 Automotive which makes It Illegal to wood stove, deck 8, dou­ bright and airy kitchen. fered at $84,900. Jackson & Estate, 646-2482. furnished Including lin­ Immediately. Second, Insurance...... 13 Heating/Plumbing.. 55 Deadlines for the size of the original Jackson Real Estate, 647- out! Jackson & Jackson Resort P roperty . . , ...... 36 advertise any preference, ble garage. Quiet tree- Won't Idst. Call todayl Real Estate, 647-8400 or ens. $40 weekly plus 2 floor, 5 rooms plus. <47ft Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 Cars/Trucks for Sale insertion. 8400 or 646-0646. Go Back In History and weeks security. Coll be­ F lo o r in g ...... 56 For classified advertise- limitation or discrimina­ lined street. Call for ap­ Joyce G. Epstein Real 646-0646. plus utilities. Includes^ Income Tax Service 57 Motorcycles/ Bicycles ments to be published Tues- E r r o r s w hich do not lessen tion based on race, color, pointment. Sentry Real Estate, 647-8095. experience a beautiful li­ tween 4-9pm, 646-9032. stove and refrlgerotpT 8; festyle In thip modernized Rentals Services Wanted ...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement religion, sex or national Estate, 643-4060. one parking space, can-, Employment U 8i R Invites you to our Take Your Pick 11 There's 8 room house. (Gorgeous Auto Services...... deadline is noon on .the day will not be corrected by on origin, or an Intention to on acre lot on Stone- trolly located, chlltOen* Rooms for Rent ...... 41 Glastonbury — $115,500. newest area of custom chestnut floors. 7 Firepla­ & Education For Sale Autos for Rent/Lease before publication. additional insertion. make any such prefer­ hedge Lone In Bolton lust I enJ APARTMENTS acobpted - no pets. Secur-, Apartments for Rent . . .42 ence, limitation or dis­ (3et away to It all 1 Every­ homes. 'Mountain ces. Blanchard & Rossetto Ity and references re-* Help W anted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holiday/Seasonal...... 61 Misc. Automotive .... thing you want situated on Farm s', (Jordner Street, wolfing for you to moke Real Estate, 646-2482. Rentais WZI fdh rent crimination. The Herald up your mined. Builder aulred. 643-2920 after 6. . will not knowingly accept a knoll overlooking Invit­ Manchester. Large 44 will construct home and Classic Design — Quality any advertisement which ingly landscaped lawn. acre lots, water, sewers, Manchester — Avollable 3 Rooms, Cleon quiet 1st will modify to your speci­ materials and lavish ex­ Is In violatipn of the law. This newly-wed perfect sidewolks. Call us to dis­ IRDDMS Immedlotely. One, two floor. apartment. Heot< Ranch offers 3 bright cuss your new home. Ask fication. Great family tras have gone Into this and three bedroom apart­ neighborhood only min­ FDR RENT appliances. Prefer oltflr HELP WANTED Repossessed homes from bedrooms, fireplaced liv­ us about our guarantee unique 7 room, 2V^ both ments. $425, $495, $525, HELP WANTED HELP WANTED utes to Hartford. Make a home... Premium South married couple or retirtff Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Gov't from $1.00 plus re- ing room and ground level plan on your present heat and hot water In­ lodv. References, secur­ home. U & R Realty, dote to meet the builder. End location. See It to­ cluded. J.D . Real Estate, polrs/taxes. Throughout sliders to pool area. A Jackson & Jackson Real Ladles Only — Nice, quiet ity, no pets. Londlord Hairstylist — Full time for 643-2692. dayl Blanchard & Ros­ 646-1980. Veterinary Assistant- Cashler/Telephone Re­ Driver — Light delivery Port Time Cashier Port Time Driver — For Ct/Noflonwldel Also tax must to see. Sentry Real Estate, 647-8400 or 646- room for senior citizen or llve-ln. 646-6113. Federal, State and Civil delivery work. Apply at full service salon. Expe­ Estate, 643-4060. setto Real Estate, 646- Service lobs now availa­ Receptionist — Coll 643- ceptionist — 8am-5pm Monday thru Friday, Wanted — Afternoons and properties. 216-453-3000, starter Home — Sooth 8646. working girl located on The Singer Company, 1069 rienced preferred but no Including Sunday, Ext 2482. Like Private Home — 3Vj LD8TANDFDUND ble In your area. For 7875, 2-5pm except Monday thro Friday. Ex­ 8am-5pm. 649-2022. Saturdays. Apply within Windsor, $86,900. Lovely bus line. References and For Rent — Januory 1$L Main Street, Manchester. following necessary. Coll H1072. Let Your Tenant Help Pay room aportment. Base­ Information, call (402)837- Wednesday. cellent fringes. See Mr. Falr«yay, 975 Main Street, Ranch with vinyl siding, Manchester — Immacu­ security. After 5:30pm, Five-room duplex. Fire­ Command Performance the Mortgage I Separate coll 6444)383. ment, appliances. Work­ place, large kitchen, 2 3401, Dept. 1258. Willis, Carter Chevrolet, Part-time correspondents Manchester. within walking distance to Country Club Life — Man­ of Manchester, 643-8339. Manchester — Pitkin systems make this 5 & 5 late 3 bedroom duplex, 1 Vi ing single adult, married Full Time Tellers— Apply 1229 Moln Street, Man­ to cover scholastic sports Part Time (general Office, school. Kitchen, dining chester. $48,900. Condo In baths, wall to wall carpet­ stove, yard, basement, chester, 646-6464. events In the Manchester good typist, days. Hours Street, lovely brick and Two family a Super Find I very good condition, with couple. No children, pets. washer-dryer hookups, Full and Part Time Per­ Savings Bank of Man­ Town of Coventry — As­ area, spacious bedrooms ing, separate utilities and 643-2880. chester, 923 Main Street, area. Sports knowledge flexible. Call 649-8900after frame. 3 bedrooms, I'/i Newer roof, full, walkout sliders to deck, applian­ Manchester — Single convenient location to bu$ Lost — Cat, Siamese sons wanted to work In sistant Canine Control Of­ basement and full attic. & hardwood floors. $4,000 more. Asking $134,900.646- kitchen with other girls 646-1700. essential; newswriting ex­ 4:30pm. baths, fireplace, enclosed down, special 1 year ces, pool, ' club room, sleeping room for wj>rk- stops, parking for one cor cross, tiger gray, McKee ficer — Part time. porch, 2 car garage. Priced to sell at $112,900. 0618. Four rooms — West side, Street/Campfleld Rood making sandwiches and perience desirable. For F.H.A. Adlustable rote sauna and pool tables. Ing gentleman. Share o n ly. No pets. $625 on appointment, call Len Clerk and Cashier for Part-time news clerk — Position requires knowl­ Priced right at $92,900. Stroho Real Estote, 647- Country club life at a bath, no cooking. No pets. stove and refrigerator. monthly plus utilities, se­ area. Reward. 643-5352. other kitchen duties. Call Are You Making What modern heolth food shop edge of the core and mortgage to qualified Carpenters Needed — For Auster, sports editor, The Manchester Herald Owner Agency, 644-0139. 7653. reasonable price! D.W. Buyer meets seller In $175 monthly plus secur­ $3^ a month plus secur­ curity deposit, lease. Call 649^1305. You're Worth? Join us on and nutrition center handling of dogs, knowl­ buyers, at low Interest Tuesday, November 26th, residential building. Coll Manchester Herald, needs a dependable, well- Fish Realty, 643-1591 or Classified ... and It's ity. Frank SplleckI, 643- ity. One year lease. No 647-1004 otter 5pm Lost — Sterling pin with nights and weekends. edge of the nature, pur­ rates. D.W. Fish Realty, Career Night. Ramada after 5pm, 649-7071. weekdays before 10 a.m., organized Individual to 871-1400. happy meeting for both. 2121. pets. 872-1709, 9am-5pm. weekdays. pearls, at Trinity Church Pleasant working condi­ pose and enforcement of 643-1591 or 871-1400. 2 Fair on Saturday, 11/16. Inn - Riverside Drive - 643-2711. handle filing, clerical Typestetter — Weekly tions. Apply at once to work, some typing. Some laws relating to dogs, dog Reward. 643-7622. East Harford. 7:00pm- Manager, Parkade 9:00pm. Bring a friend. newspaper seeks expe­ Part-time writer to report college or clerical expe­ control, familiarity with Reliable Babysitter Coventry news ond fea­ Health Shop, Parkade rience desirable. Oppor­ operation of dog pound, Lost — Red photo album, Hear About Century 21 8i rienced typesetter to set shopping center, 404 West Wanted for pre schooler Metropolitan Insurance grocery and display ads tures for the Manchester tunity for full-time posi­ ability to prepare reports, 5" X 5”, approximately Middle Tpke. ability to maintain coop­ 20-30 photos. Call Ed, and I'nfont afternoons in and how they could mo in a C o m p u g ra p h lc Herald. Knowledge of tion after tryout. For on Bolton. Own transporto- a future for you. ReserS Editwriter 7700. Good town affairs necessary. appointment, coll Kathy erative relations with the .871-7530 after 6pm. public. A current Connec­ ' -Reward. tlon.-'Please call 646-7246 your seat. Call Century) pay, excellent working Call after 1 p.m. week­ Gormus, assistant city ed­ mornings, evenings, Jacket on-Showcase, conditions. Call 633-2025, days: James Socks, city itor, 643-2711, weekdays ticut Motor Vehicles li­ cense Is required. Starting Impounded — Female, 4 weekends. 1316. ask for Sue.' editor, or Doug Bevins, after 1 p.m. managing editor, Man­ Store Clerk and Delivery Salary - $4.89 per hour months, mixed breed, person tor modern phar­ with fringe benefits. For black and brown, 1-384. For as low as a 85 Invest­ LPN/RN full or port time Responsible Person for chester Herald, 643-2711. Dishwasher and (Seneral ment, you can sell Avon at for busy growing family occasional babysitting macy port time nights and Maintenance for even­ application and full lob' M alt, 0 months. Shepherd weekends. Pleasant work­ description, contact the Huskle, black and tan. work or In your spore medicine practice. Call nights and weekends for Assistant Manager for ings. Please apply at Co­ time. Earn up to 50%. Coll 6464)166. our IVt year old daughter. family restaurant. Cook­ ing conditions In large vey's Retaurant, 643-2751, Town Manager's Office, East Center Street. Call shopping center. Apply at the Manchester Dog Marie, 523-9401. Located on West Street, ing and management 45 East Center Street. 1712 Main Street, Coven­ once to Manager, Llg- try. Closing date for appli­ Warden, 646-4555. Waitress — Doys, Part or Bolton. Coll 643-7427 after skills necessary. Call for full time. Apply in person, 5:30pm. Interview, 643-1143, ask getts Pharmacy, Parkade Gos Station Attendant — cations Is December 9, V ER N O N $112,000 shopping center, 404 West LoStroda, 471 Hartford for Cvnthlo. Part time. $4 per hour. 1985. The town of Coven­ PRICE HAS BEEN REDUCED Rood, Manchester. Dishwashers — Part time Middle Tpke., For more Information, try Is on Eoual Opportun­ Full Time Waitress Days Manchester. call 243-5457. ity Employer. On this attractive, 7 room Raised Ranch. Ik 8c 8c 8i 8: ANNDUNCEMENT8 Arbor Acres Form seeks positions available for e e * e 4> 8c 8c 8i 8c 8c full and part time poultry Dietary Aide — 6am-2pm first and second shift. and part time dlshwosher- Located in an area of fine homes close to four days a week. Oppor­ Apply In person, Denny's prep person nights. Apply Wanted Pantry person Laundry Person wanted shopping and major highways. Huge Emergency? In Manches­ farm workers. Call Jim tor linens at Cavev's Res­ ter, dial 911 for fire, tunity to work In a clean Restouront, 9.50 Silver Feast Restaurant, 250 days at Covey's Restau­ wooded back yard with brook, spacious Fracchia, 633-4681. taurant. Call Kevin at Swedish Gifts police, medical help. and pleasant kitchen at Lane, East Hartford. Hartford Road, Manches­ rant. Call Rich f^ ap­ Gymnasiums Office Work — Full time. 643-2751 for appointment. lower level rec room, storage area and laun­ Appliances Electrician — Journey­ Manchester Manor. Call ter, between 11am and pointment at 643-2751. Figure aptitude, typing, dry. It has 3 bedrooms, 1'/i baths, 2 car garage HUGHIES WEIGHT ROOM. Arobics, visit the SCANDANAVIAN GIFT man's license, expe­ Mrs. Smith, 6464)129. 3pm. AL SIEFFERTS APPLIANCES, 445 Temporary Hollflay Help customer contact and Busperson Wanted days "E A S Y DOES IT " Is the with openers, all wall to wall carpeting over nautilus, personollzed Instruction - SHOP to find that extraordinary gift rienced In commerical. you've been looking for. We also Hartford Road, Manchester, CT.,,647- Walters, Waitresses, Hos­ Wonted — Well groomed, Dishwasher — M/F. Open­ other general and varied at Covey's Restaurant. way to describe placing a hardwood flooring. Must be seen to be ap­ gift certificates available. 205 Employment Industrial and residential carry Swedish Foods. Ellington Cen­ 9997. Shop now for a full selection of tesses — Full and part mature person for coun­ ings for nights and wee­ office duties. Full benefit Coll Kevin at 643-2751 for want ad. Just call 643-2711 preciated. Hartford Road, Manchester, 643-2749. televisions, VCR's, audio equipment, N work. Benefits, good ter and telephone work kends. Good pay. Apply program Including dental ter Plaza, Ellington, 872-0273. & Education wages. Call 875-5905. time positions available appointment. and we do the rest! Wi cin hsip ysu becoms a big screen TVs, microwaves, com­ for the hours ot9am-5pm, thru Christmas. Brown's Steak Club Restaurant, paid. Call 528-1815. pact disc players, washers, dryers, Route 83, Vernon. "REALE' PR0FE88I0NAU IK e *i> e >k 8c 8: 8c 8: 8: Clerk Typist — For gen­ 12noon-8pm, 10am-2pm or Flowers, 643-8455. Office Clerk for Superior and kitchen appliances. We will beat 5pm-11pm. We provide ------Law Firm Seeking Real Court, Judicial District of RN AND LPN Cill 646-452S. ind sik lor Din. eral office duties, pre- Florol Designer — Expe- Estate Secretory to .han- any price! vlout experience uniforms and also paid Secretary — ChaMenglng Tolland, 69 Brooklyn HELP WANTED Insurance, paid vacations position In Manchester rlence required. Fu ll die closings. Experience Street, Rockville, C T . Po­ Manchester health can­ D.F. REALE, INC. Jewelry preferred. Full or port time, must be familiar preferred. Good benefits, Rest Estate time. East Hartford of­ and profit sharing. Apply law office with flexible sition Is primarily filing, ter is taking applications m Mate St., MwfiiiiHi . Ct. Gold Jewelry 8c 8c 8c 8< 8c hours. Experience pre­ with all phases of floral- 8< PART TIME f time position for and general office Stereo Specialist Road Nursery School Part time for Satur­ causes 8c 8i 8c 8c 8c Woodbridga 8L 18-23D evenings, Saturdays procedures. Steady V and Day Care Center. days, 11-6, and Sun­ J.B. ELECTRONICS — Where Pro­ JOB IN TOWN! I N. Elm 8L ^ M l work, good benefits. and Sundays. Apply We pay better than days, 11-5. Apply In fessionals buy their stereo equipment THE VILLAGE HAIR STYLIST, 312 Apply in person, Mr. and accessories. Discount pricing on Florists •5®» hr./start ! in person, Mr. Sin­ most. Call 649-2634. person, Mr. Singer, Main Street, Manchester, 649-0887 — MANCHESTER HERALD ger, Puritan Furni­ Singer, Puritan Furni­ Puritan Furniture, 1061 cash an carry Items. Call Jack Ber­ 20% off Redken Products with men­ trand 643-1262. CHRISTMAS PLANTS, CENTER- ture, 1061 New Bri­ ture, 1061 New Bri­ New Britain Ave., Elm­ Thinking of Buying a House? PIECES, Holiday Rose Special and tion of this ad. Great Gift Ideas for the No dress code. Casual fun atmos­ Call NOW 647-9946 wood. Holidays. tain, Ave., Elmwood. tain Ave., Elmwood. Christmas Parties. KRAUSE FLO­ phere. If you enjoy talking on the ■k 8: 4: R IS T, 621 Hartford Rood. 643-9559. » 8c 8< 8c 8t 8c phone, we might have a job for you. SECURITY Thinking of Selling a House? /'• WATCHPERSONS sis sk stf We offer a guaranteed salary with FURNITURE Typewriters bonuses. Work done from our office, CI,ASSIFIED ADS: DARI-FARMS CALL US FOR PROFESSIONAL. Knitting Currently accepting ap­ SALES PEOPLE PERSONAL SERVICE. Y A L E t y p e w r i t e r SERVICE — CENTERPIECES, FRUIT BASKETS, two evenings a week and/or Satur­ ICE CREAM, INC. plications lor Security Typewriters • rebuilt. Portable Flower Plants for Your Holiday Love to knit? Want to learn? DREAM day mornings. Call Michelle, 647- t h e ^ E V E R Y Watchpersons for One full time position, Typewriters from $35. Sales and Ser­ Needs. BROWN'S FLOWERS INC., WEAVER YARN SHOP hasvour knit­ 1 D A Y maintenance shutdown several part time posi­ vice. Typewriter and Adding 163 Moln street, Manchester. 643- ting needs for the holidays. 1227 Burn­ 9946, Mon. or Thurs. Eve, also Sat. A N D has immediate openings for Class II truck period at electric power tions for evenings, Satur­ Machines. 41 Purnell Place, Man­ 8455. side Ave., East Hartford, 282-0026. days, 10-8, and Sundays, Tom Cantone Dianne Lenti morning. wonder IN drivers. We are.now accepting applications station. Minimum age chester. 649-4986. 11-S. Selling experience in person, Monday thru Friday, 8:30-5:30 at 19, women and retirees 8c 8c 8c 8< 8c or In good physical condi­ required. Apply In person, 8c 8c 8* 8* 8* Mr. Singer, Puritan Furni­ w o rk er ^ tion encouraged to 8: >k >k *k 8: 1-624-3907 anytime $ MANCHESTER HERALD 40 Tolland Stage Road apply. High school di­ ture, 1061 New Britain FREE Market Evaluation of Your Home CLASSIFIED ADS ploma or QED with no Ave., Elmwood. PARK HILLJOYCE FLOWER SHOP Phone «43-t7ll______Tolland, C T 06084 . police record. $6 per — Fancy Fruit Baskets. Boxwood Ceramics I$s$$$ss$$ss$s$s$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ hour to start. Clean 646-5900 Fruit Baskets Trees - All Your Christmas Decorat­ working conditions, FANCY FRUIT BASKETS — Order ing Needs! 36 Ook Street. 649-0791. Make the perfect ceramic gift for the overtime hours, no holidays. Call Nancy Thomas, PRODUCTION WORKERS early. Also Wicker Items. 20% Off All MEDICAL DARI-FARMS heavy physical activity 178 East Center St. Manchester, C T 06040 Wicker. PERO FRUIT^STAND - 276 8c 8: 8c 8< C E R A M IC S E T C ., 643-2862,1 Mitchell SECRETARY required, and opportun­ We have openings In the Oakland Street, Manchester. Drive, Manchester. PICTURE THIS ity for advancement as a following areas: 643-6384. ICE CREAM, INC. 8c 8> 8c 8c 8i , Full time for doctor's professional nuclear se­ • Qenaril Factory WorXart 2 • Savran, axparlancad or Package Stores office in Manchester. has immediate openings for 1st and 2nd curity officer. Apply on willing to laam 8: 8< 8> 8: 8: Mutt be an experi­ shift freezer personnel. We are now accept­ November 19 - Novem­ • Maintananca paraon BROWNS PACKAGE STORE has a Crafts enced typist with solid ing applications, Monday thru Friday. Apply ber 30, 1985. Bring an laminar with caipantry variety of liquors, wines, cordials, for ■ $ EXTRA MONEY $ beckg^und In medical in person between 8:30-5:30 at original and one copy of To apply, please call: your holiday needs and gift giving CREATIVE CRAFTS has a varied se­ terminology end Insur­ your birth certificate, Ideas. 278 West M iddle Tpke. 643-7330. lection of unique craft supplies. Per­ ance forme. Paid medi­ B48-I737 Country Christmas fect gift for the craft lover In your life. 40 Tolland Stage Road high school diploma or Ask for Parsonnal With Your Own Part-Time Job.' cal benefits and vaca­ 25Q Olcott Street, Manchester, 646- QED, 00214, social se­ Christmas Is coming, our geese are 8c 8> 8> 8c 8> tion. Lucrative salary 5825. An excellent opportunity for Tolland. C T 06084 curity card end driver's getting fat, come and pick a 2 cell Ruth at 647-14B3. license. For furthw in­ THIS LOCATION Christmas bear or perhaps a cheerful formation call 344-12SB. cat. Cinnamon sticks and rag dolls 8, 8c 8c 8c 8c 8> Housewives and Mothers with CURRENTLY country things galore - Irene gift Aato Office SALES MANAGER Bums International Se­ CHERRONES PACKAGE STORE. curity Services, 98 wrapping In the rear, Glnny by the Stock up on your Holiday beverages M a M g e r door. Holiday hours. Mon.-Sat. 10-6, young children bring them PHARMEX, the industry leader in Drug Washington Street INVOLVED IN A for a wide -selection of gift packs, Unique Gifts If you ere en experl Suite 201, Middletown, Sun. IT'-S, Thurs. 'til 9. C R A F T S ­ wines, champagnes 8< liquors. 624 Warning Labels and Computer Data LABOR DISPUTE. MEN'S GALLERY, 58 Cooper Street, with you and save on enced automotive office Base Information for the health care in­ CT. East Middle Tpke., 643-7027. The store with elegant, unlqu/> and manager with a stable Manchester. 647-8161. different fashions and gifts from background and can dustry, has an immediate opening for an 8c Ik 8c 8c 8c around the world. EAST WEST babysitting costs show axcallant rafar- experienced and professional sales ma­ 8c 8: 8i 8> 8< IMPORTS, lll '/2 Center Street, encat, wa have the posi­ nager. EARN «7 TO *10 PER HOUR m Manchester, 643-5692. tion of a lifetime. Our lo­ Requirements for this key postion in­ cal dealer pliant, one of PART» TIME! , J, Army/Navy 8c 8c 8i 8c 8c the moat.prestiglous In clude: A solid track record in sales man­ Tools the area, haa a full man­ agement, national account experience, Servicing the office supply requirements of our Come In and check .out DOUG'S exiating and new customara through our as-, ARMY NAVY'S discounted prices on SHOP BLISH HARDWARE, 793 Main agement position avail­ BRAND NEW LISTING THE UNIQUE BOUTIQUE (Next to excellent presentation and communica­ tablishad Talamarketing Sales Program. This clothing and much more for the Street for the Do-It-Yourselfer. Com­ able due to retirement. Vic's Pizza). 149 West Middle Tpke. tion skills and the ability to work with GLASTONBURY by Owner-Agent entire family. Doug's Is open from plete line of tools. Open Dally 8:30am Poiltlon offers lop pay, opportunity offers full timaaaminga potential by Lovely handcrafted gifts from 9-9, Monday thru Saturday. Sunday to 5:30pm and ThursdoY evenings for full benefits and the op­ and direct people. This position offers a working part time iii either morning or afternoon Country living on cul-de-sac. Unique 7 porcelain dolls to teddy bears and 22 Hours Per Week portunity for a moat saaaions. We are looking for Individuals who ere 12-5. 269 West Middle Tpke., Man- a the Holidays. 643-4121. challenging “hands on" opportunity for room contemporary (raised ranch), Chester (next.toMedl-Mart),643-5065. \ candles to pot pourri. 643-8755. Salary Plus Gas Allowance comfortable and stable an individual who can make things hap­ energetic, enthuslaatic end enjoy working with working environment. business people^ to Join our progresalve Direct cathedral ceilings, 3 bedrooms, 2 full ' 8c 8c 8i 8i 8c « * * 8i * All fees paid by the em­ pen. Experience with Pharmacy Chains baths, 2 floor to ceiling brick fireplaces, 8i 8c 8c 8c 8c ployer. All rapllaa will ba Marketing Company. Previous sales experience SOUND INTERESTING? and Distributors or pressure sensitive It preferred, but not easential. Call Mr. Beaudet fantastic family room, 2 car garage, You can ba a Harald Araa AdviMr and handia and held In strict confi­ label products a plus. .^fuparvlsa our carrier boys & girla. if you Ilka kids • dence. Reasa call to ar­ for additional Information or to arrange an Inter­ beautiful wooded lot. Ifnmediate occu: jMnt a little indapendancs and your own incoma.. range an Interview at Qualified applicants, forward a current view. pancy. Priced to sell $129,900. Call Lou your convsnlence. resume with compensation history and AUTOMATIC BUSINESS PRODUCTS Arruda for more details at 644-8000. Af­ ter 5:00 PM call 649-0286. ^ AlllBMlIva Mi m i i m m requirements to Ken Hankinson, Direc­ COMPANY, INC. m tor Sales/Marketing Pharmex, P.O. Box Pltcamul tovta, I . X Willimantic, C T 57, Willimantic, C T 06226. ARRUDA REAL ESTATE C A L L 647-9946 o r 647-9947 633-8323 456-42SS______•\ M — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Nov. M. 19«5 u s. WORI D I OCDS SPORIS WFATHFR LOOK FOR THE STARS ... * * Hurricane fizzles Vt. Realtor of Year Late surge pushes Mostly sunny today; after fleeing Fla. a Manchester native Celts past Sixers clear, cold tonight ... p a g e 2 Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get ... p a g e 4 ... p a g e 111 ... page 15 better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a ^ difference it makes. Telephone 643-271 1, AAonday-Friday,

8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 4- KIT ir CARLYLE ®by Lorry Wright ilanrbfalfr JHefalb APARTMEirre HOMES Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village___ .Ptas Charm * .QatMrrlfl\/Saturday, NInv Nov. 23, 1985 — Single copy: 25C F O R ffiN T FOR RENT BUSINESS « SERVICE C/iT ETIQUETTE Rocfcvllla — 3 room*, ona AMCHdOlR, IFVM.RND50M^ in b^oom . Includat haot YmIE TRMSRr CHAIR, ir 6 OtBIDERSl A 5I6IN0F a n d h o t wotar, •33S/month. ovollobla Da- AAonchaatar — 7 room eimieHrerEEbirai ANoliE HSbKTdF^oob Tax measure catnbar 1st. Ona month houta. V/j baths, oppllon- M AN N ^tb ElPAU-lHe^HOfF HiS $HIH<>. aacurltv. 635-13M. cat, cantrolly locotad. $695 plus utllltlas, two Four Room Aportmant — months sacurlty. Coll 646- Odd lobo. Trucklno. Bob's Colna B Stampe. la odvertteing gxagwiIvtT Looa ClatzynskI BolMer Haot, opplloncaa, ona cor 102). U.B. and Foreion colna. You'll bo eurartwd now — Naw hemce, oddlttofis, Home ropolro. You nonw eeenemleal It M la adver- only. No pats. Sacurltv, It, wa do It. Free tstl- •osoball cords, comics, remodellno, rec rooms keeps panel laata, rafarancai. $435. Bolton, 7 Room Colonial, m atta. Insured. 6434004. Foolboll corde, boakat- tlae In CtaaeiNatf. aaraaee; kitchens ratno- C o ll 649-3340. V/i baths, 2 car garaea. 3 boll, hocktv. Tools and detod, celllnee, both ttlt, room aportmant, utllltlas Howkes Trot SarvlGe — machinist tool boxes - Strawberry Relde — New dennars, reoflng. Re Monchastar — NIoa. mod- ara Includad. Room with Bucket Truck B Chigpor. sraodon. PO Box 3703, home day core. Profe6 danNal or. commercial. am tour room aportmant kltchan prlvllagas. Call Stump Ramovol. Fiat Es> New Britain, CT. 08050. slonol, llcenaad, carine. 6464W I. working late with appllancas. $400 Norma at Cantury 21 Tad- P O B o x 423 Bolton, C t All oaes wateome. Baoao- ttmotas. Special coiwMar- RMntid Remodeling — monthly plus utllltlas. 647- ford, 647-9914, avaninos, 08040, o r dove 647-OMN la m noMo rates. Fleoee call otlon for Elderly and Hon- Ctiblnato, rooflne, out- 1113 attar 6pm. 643-0375. dlcogpad. 647-7SS3. to 6pm, 647-1415 to 10pm. 6434M75. tNf, room additions, Com bined Wire Services people and businesses. twaks, all types or remo- Spacious Four Room Naw Ramodalad — 5 Handyman for Carpentry, It would grant high-income Dallvarlno rich loom — 5 IPAMTIIN/ denaa and repolra. FREE Aisartmant — Naor bus rooms, on laka/prlvota yorda, 865 plua tax. Sand, alactrical, phimblna and WASHINGTON - The House people less of a tax ciit than the llna. Adults. No pats. Ona baoch, 30 mintutas to dtonlng. Neat, rallabla. e$tlmate6 Fully Insured. Ways and Means Committee president proposed. It would retain gro vo l. It atona. 643-8504. Talephana 6434017, after SM- car. Sacurltv. Rafarancas. Hartford, 10 mlnutas to Free quotas, Monchastar the full deduction for mortgage 8pm,6474S09. aimed for a final vote Friday on the 64M265. UCONN. 742-7230. Loving Mother will core hom e ow ner. 649-1150, Nome your own price — largest tax bill in history, a plan interest on one or two homes. for your child In our Stave Olorratana. Father and sen. Fost, that differs in detail from Presi­ The bill would raise the personal Monchastar — Four dopondablo sorvlco. Dumoe Electric— Hovlnp /I STORE AND home. C o ll 6464890. Elgctrleol Froblems? dent Reagan’s but still would exemption ($1,040 for 1985) to room, twO'badroom, I'/i Profssslonal Fainter — Pointing, Poperhonalng 111.500, although Reagan wants a OFFICE SPACE B B a m o v o l. C o ll 6465761. Need A lorpe or o imoll deliver the lower rates and tax cuts baths. $415 m onthly plus Houaaclaaiitna — E ftl- Spaclallilna In Interior. $2,000 level. It would boost the utllltlos and sacurltv. No H Free oaNmatea. 647-0730. Repair? We Speclalne In he promised for most Americans. dent profasut[giMlsarvIca Rli ldentlol Work. Joseph Responding to Reagan’s call for standard deductions, which reduce pats. Avallobla Dacambar Offlca Spoca — Excallant tollorad to your home Faintina and Foparhona- CELEBRITY CIPHER 1M . Frank tellockl, 643- Ing — Exterior and Inte­ Dumas. Fully Licensed. CBiBbrtty CiphBr cryptooramt b t b aBBlBd from quotBttooB by famouB a "second American Revolution ... taxable income for those who do location with ample park­ cltonlng nooda. Eatob- Rallobla Mothor will pROptB. pRBi and prBBRnt. Each laftBr hi thB dpfw r ttanda for rior, cUlIngs repaired. Free Estlm olee. 6465253. born of popular resentment not itemize, by about 60 percent for 2131. ing. 600, 400 & 300 so. ft. IMiod locally • Company watch your chid In my BOOtfiBr. Todsy'g du0: M 0Qu^ F. home full time while you Retorenoee, hilly Insured. against a tax system that is couples and 40 percent for single offlca sulfas ora now bonded. Insured, froa oatl- Robert E. Jorvls by CONNIE WIENER FIva Room Duplox — 3 work. Coll 6463ni. Quality work. Martin unwise, unwanted and unfair.” the people. avallobla. 649-2S91. motoa. The Houaoworiu, Bulldlna-Rem odcllna badrooms, bock closad 647-3777. Mottsson, ovenlnpe, 646 “UVJOL8J OPBLPT, UP RBP committee produced a plan that Although the final top rate is porch, rac room, appllan­ 4431. Specialist. Additions, por- Prima Spoca Avallobla — opea, roofinp, sMbip, kit­ Chairman Dan Rostenkowski. D- higher than Reagan demanded, cas, carpatlna, rafrlearo- Tolland Industrial Pork, Loovas, Leaves, more 111., termed “ a massive improve­ the Ways and Means bill accepts tor, Installad woshor Jock Inkel Polntlna inc. chens, bothroome, re- Rll XIRVY XPLXIP RYG OLY’J naw building. 2,500-22,000 laavoe. Schedule your loot EIb c I i I c p I a c a m a n 1 ment over present law.” the premise on which” the presi­ dryor hookup. $550 so. ft. Raosonablarotas. H Cleon up now. Alto olvlng Interior • Exterior polnt- For that extra outM. windowf/doora. 643471B CYLU OLU MRB UP HRY The 36member panel, which has dent’s 1981 across-the-board tax monthly plus utllltlos. No & D Assoclatas, 875-5003, mow ramovol ostlmatea. bta, ouetem poparhona- pots, sacurltv deposit, 643- or to updatB your Ine. ^ FrOa Estimates - spent almost two months in closed- cuts and his 1985 tax-overhaul plan 872-4706. Coll Partners RaeMentlal Carpentry and remodel' door sessions writing the bill, SOU. •xioting oervIcB. Fully Insured. Ine aervlose — Complets NL.” — DPBYRBQ FRIRF8G. was based: that people will work Services, 6444M15. 24 saved the biggest issues until last: harder and save more if the Office Space For Rent — hour amBroBney E sta b liih e d 1876 6460085. home repairs and remo- 7 i-) Two Bedroom Apartment PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "People credit me with a lot 7 / : individual rates, taxation of additional dollars they earn are 12,000 sq. ft., ona mile Exparlancad, Mature bab­ SBrvICB. FREE dellne. oiualltv work. Ref- more ambition than I have." — John Malkovich. with deck, appllancas, from UCONN. 429-6421. Interior painting from $75 erencea, llcanted and In­ worker fringe benefits and Rea­ taxed at lower "marginal” rates. carpeting. No pats. Dep­ ysitter available days In BBtimatBS. Mastar per room, kicludlnp cell- gan's call for repealing the deduc­ The panel’s session.' originally her o«m home. All ages sured. C o ll 6460165. osit. $450 plus utilities. lloanaa and inourad. Ingt. Wall coverlnes hunp H«rald photo by Pinto tion allowed for state and local Manchester — FIva room occoptad, full or port scheduled for the morning, was 64S4072. office suite, excallant sign at affordable rotee. Detail taxes paid. delayed several times as Rep. Dan time. Good rotas. Individ­ 646-3117 work euaranteod. In­ NEATM6/ visibility. Parking. Could ual attention given. Coll ICARS/TRUCKS MISCELLANEDUS A vote in the committee and the Rostenkowski, the committee BECAUSE YOU never be combination apart­ A ptirt of sured, rafarences. B.D. PLUMBM6 647-0721. LA. Convaraa, Ine. FDR SALE AUTDMDTIVE Longtime customer full House is planned for shortly chairman, met with various know whan somaona will ment. Frank SpllackI, 643- Polntlnp Company.t71- after Congress returns from its members to iron out the last bo saorchlng for the Item 212). 1721. FOporty Brotheri — Ba­ Thanksgiving recess during the you hove for sale. It's GOOD USED fumNura Is 1977 Dodge Automatic Marking the 50th anniversary of Renn’s Tavern are, from customers from 7 to 11. Pagani is one of the tavern’s details. throom remodeling; In- 1977 Dodge — Power first week of December. batter to run your wont od Manchester — February In demand. Why not od- W O R T H L O O K IN G Into ... Custom Painttnp and WM- etallotlon water heatara, Tran8mlsslon — 318, 8 oldest customers and knew its first owners in 1923. Committee aides said it was vartlsa the furniture you Steering, power brakes, left. Norm LaRose, Billy Pagani, and Mike Pigeon. The Before the final votes, it became for aavarol days... cancel­ 1st. Attractive offlca with the many boraolne of- Ipaperlng. Quolltv work- garbage dlfpotols; toucet automatic, 6 cylinder, cylinder. $99 or best offer. certain that the top personal tax no lonaar use In closal- tarad for sola ovary day In tavern at 26 Cooper St. is having a bash tonight for all its clear the bill would cut the SO ing It as soon os you gat colonial decor. Approxi­ monehlp. Coll ovenlnpe, repairs. 6464539. V ls o /M - 8800. Good condition. 646 C a ll 643-6091 after rate in the bill would be 37 percent flodT C a ll 643-3711. tho daulfled cohimnal percent maximum individual tax .results. mately 500 sq. ft. Ample G o fy M c H u gh , 6434321. osterC ord occeoted. 9882 otter 5pm. 3:30pm.o or 38 percent — slightly higher rate to about 37 percent, rather parking and good visibil­ than the 35 percent level Reagan Snow Tires — Two«,on than the 36 percent that Reagan, ity! Allbrio Realty, 649- 1903 Bonneville M id Size has declared is his upper limit. wheels. Steel belted ro- Two crewmen rescued called a non-negotiable part of his 0917. Wagon — Excellent con­ The top corporate rate also will A Friend dtols. GRY615. $20. Coll plan; tax only a small part of dition. 20,000 miles. Many likely be greater than Reagan's I STORE AMT' HOUSEHOLD MUSICAL ICARS/TRUCKS 6467232. worker benefits, if at all, and extras, most see to appre­ suggested 33 percent. OFFICE SPACE GOODS ITEMS FDR SALE probably retain the full deduction Surplice Style ciate. $8,500. 6462536. Those higher tax rates reflect Pair Armstrong mounted for state and local taxes. radial white wall snow actions taken by the committee Offlca For Rant — Prime Headboards for twin Akal Amp plus tuner, 1878 Two-tone Granada — 1978 Chevrolet Comoro — Oil-laden barge sinks in Sound Despite those differences with tires BR 7613. (3ood condi­ during the past two months that business location In M an­ bads, bookcase type slid­ techniques equalizer, Very good condition. Air 81,000 miles. Excellent the president's package, the com­ ing cover. $30 pair. 643- compact disc, Aiwa conditioning, autoinatic. tion. 830. 643-5678.a preserved, at least in some form, chester. Ideal for manu­ condition. Metallic green. of Staten Island. N.Y.. and Stanley mittee bill closely tracks the facturers raprasantotlva. 8798 cauette, Marontz turnta­ Reasonable. 643-^1. NEW LONDON (AP). - Two Guard said the barge’s bow slipped shortly before 2 p.m. Friday, soon many of the tax breaks that $3,800 or best offer. Call Two P215/TSR15 Atlas Booth. 42, of Deltona, Fla. guidelines that Reagan laid down. $160 par month. Call 646- ble. four excellent speak­ Laurie, 872-7694. crewmen ’ were pulled from the under the water late Friday after it entered the eastern side of • Reagan would have eliminated. snow tires. One rood tire The barge is owned by Eklof It would bring in essentially the 6130. ers, 6 months old. $550. Volvo G LT Wagon, 1981 — waters of Long Island Sound evening. Earlier, Coast Guard Long Island Soimd near Fishers mounted, balanced on Marine Corp. of Staten Island, same revenue as present law; The largest of those differences 6460501. Excellent condition. All Friday as a barge loaded with spokesman Lt. M.J. Lewandowski Island, N.Y., L^andowski said. rims. 885. Call 6468119.0 N.Y . Hobson said. Eklof has taken sweep about 6.3 million lower- — the deduction for state and local MISCELLANEOUS options. $9,500. Call 644- 20,000 barrels of heavy industrial described the boat as standing on The tug towing the barge tried to responsibilty for the cleanup and is incom.e families off the tax rolls taxes — also was to finally be FOR SALE Lloyd's A M /F M stereo 2753. oil began taking on water and end in 160 feet of water, apparently turn it around and head it out of the MISCELLANEOUS and 6track etereo car­ Pair of P205/75D14- hiring two New York salvage entirely; assure that wealthy settled Friday. N leaking oil, the U.S. Coast Guard grounded on a sand bar. sound. But rough seas made the tridge player and turnta­ 1974 Plymouth Duster — Chevrolet 83 Suburban Sil­ studded snow tines with companies for the job. Hobson individuals and profitable corpora­ The deduction, worth about 835 FOR RENT Chopaa — Wood/Coal verado C20 — Excellent rims. Asking $65. Call said. It was not known why the barge maneuver impossible, Lewan­ ble. Hardly used. Asking Slant 6, runs good, some said. tions pay a share of taxes regard­ billion per year, would have been Burning stove. -Excallant condition, trailer pack- 647-1580 otter 5pm, ask for An oil slick two-miles long and sank, but rough waters could have dowski said. less of how many big deductions Manchester Industrial 885. .Call 647-1560 otter rust. 96JXK). Must sell. A Coast Guard cutter will completely eliminated under Rea­ condition. Original cost, 5pm, ask for Len.- Best otter. Call 6461063. ooe, fully loaded. 649-1555. Len. three-quarters of a mile wide had been a factor, Hobson said. The they have; and change some laws and Warehouse. 728-19,100 $400. will sell for $150. The two crewmen donned survi­ remain with the barge through the gan's plan. formed before dark, said Petty sinking of the barge closed down that favor one type of business over However, opposition to the prop­ square feat. Oft 1-384. Coll 643-4022. the Race, a major commercial val suits and jumped into the night to keep it stable, Hobson said. Chevy Malibu Classic, Officer Paula Hobson at the Coast another. osal was so strong among lawrhak- 643-2414, brokers shipping lane between Fishers water, where they were picked up Work to keep the oil still in the protected. 1977 — 4 door, V 4 power Guard Captain of the Port in New Also, like Reagan's, the commit­ ers from high-taxed states that it Three 9 x 12 rugs, rod, brakes, power steering, Island. N.Y., and Long Island, by another tug passing by. Lewan­ barge from leaking out will not blue, green, apartment London, which was coordinating tee's bill would do almost nothing . threatened the fate of any tax TAD SALES hitch, good condition. dowski said. The two tfrewmen begin until Saturday morning, she Garages For Rant I Boots, size refrigerator, excel­ the salvage efforts. N.Y.. the Coast Guard said. to simplify the tax system for most overhaul measure. 30 b K H B $900. 2861945. were identified as Mark Probst, 23, said. autos or personal Items lent condition. Yodel coal A spokesman for the Coast The barge began taking on water for storage. $40 per boy. stove, room size, blue Friday, November 22nd, Allbrio Realty, 6494)917. 7-9pm (preview sole) B 1974 T-BIrd — All power braided rue. Call after options, very clean Inte­ .' - r 5:30pm, 647-1101. Saturday, November 23rd, 9am-3pm. Near an­ rior, mechanically sound. Product Show ’85 Needs bodywork. $1,000 or Tools, Cement Mixer, M 6 tiques, World War I pos­ O’Neill challenges best offer. 6469404, 647- tal lathe, Tl Computer, ters, frames, books, glass­ For Sale 0000 or 647-1340. chainsaws, grinders, ware, toys. Also country punching bog, 78 Sunbird. crofts, baskets, bakery, Plymouth Barracuda, has a slow start Call 6460454. Christmas shop and lun­ HOUOAY/ cheon. Holiday crafts. 1973 — Automatic trans­ Moffett’s charges Fair, Unitarian Meeting mission, power steering, By Susan Vaughn building gave the 175 exhibitors — bEXOUSIVIj SEASONAL Snow Tires, Good condi­ Herald Reporter from young entrepreneurs with House, 153 West Veriion power brakes, body fair. Combined Wire Services Moffett said. "Not because I H tion, D-7614 with rims, home-based businesses to Pratt & Plymouth car. Also, K6 Street, Manchester. 6466310 otter 6pm. deserve that debate, but because Rolchla Skl'Boots — SIxa The 1985 Product Show got off to Whitney Aircraft — plenty of room rosun radiant 10 heater, HARTFORD — Gov. William A. the people of the stale deserve that 13. Good condition. A steal Tog Sole — Furniture, a slow, wet start Friday night, and to display their wares. hardly used. 649-8871 after O’Neill Friday denied a charge by debate. at $50. Call 6464320 attar bikes, toys, miscellane­ organizers were confronted with a Steve T. Naraine recently 6:30pm. ^ challenger Toby Moffett that “ He can spend the next eieht 5pm .□ ous. 23 Lookout Mountain few complaints about the new started a business in his East members of his administration are months avoiding the issues, but he 2296 Drive, Manchester (off.- location at the.recently completed Hartford home selling colorful Typewriter Manual Un­ 1974 AM C Hornet— Needs pressuring people, particularly does so at his political peril,” 8103' Tlmrod). Saturday, No­ Andre Charbonneau & Sons build­ T-shirts with caricatures of top derwood Olivetti Portable exhaust. $400 or best offer. those doing business with the state, Moffett said. This bright turtle is ess- i o a JHOUSEHOLO with cose. $25. Call 649- vember 23rd, 9am-2pm. ing off Route S in South Windsor. National Basketball Association Coll otter 4pm, 643-9291. to stay away from him. He said key isues include slowing ana inexpensively ■ D Z Ib OOOS 9540X1 Manchester Chamber of Com­ players and other current profes­ from colorful Moffett claimed that O'NeiH’s the increase in electric rates, toxic made For the larger sixe ftn re, merce Chairman Richard Meduski sional sports greats. He had a scraps of leftover sewing D atsun, 1980 — 210, political allies are threatening air pollution and insurance a wrap-dress wiUi braid Like New 6 ft. Baked A M /F M , 5 speed, hatch­ estimated that 1,500 people had booth near the entrance to the fabrics. Used Ratrlgarators, state contracters who may be availability. accent; long sleeves and Washers, Ranges — enamel over aluminum back, Good condition. gone through the doors by 9 p.m. Na. 2396 has pattern collar for a cool-weather Tag Sole — Saturday, leaning toward Moffett. The gover­ “ The governor is not going to get product show to display Larry Bird pieces; full directions. clean, guaranteed, ports sliding glass doors with Call 647-0931. Get your body busy! \' I He blamed the low turnout on the and Walter Payton, coat dress. Easy to sew; frame. $70. 6494003.O 10am-3pm. 105 BIsiell nor in turn challenged Moffett to away with the line that 'every­ and service. Low prices. cold rainy weather and the fact Ta ai8ir. laad $2J8L tw each comfortable to wear. Street. NIc nocs, furni­ 'name.some names if he was going thing’s fine,” ’ Moffett said. "I Gretchen Marx explained to psmm sOs tat tsr ssstMs SOS No. 8188 with Photo- B.D. Pearl 8, Son, 649 Beautiful 75 Comoro. Su­ Collect tbo things that opening night of the annual curious visitors how fast the Rue Shampoo ottachment ture, baby Iteme. (Inside to make such a charge. think he realfy underestimates tl#^ Gaide is in Sixes 38 to SO. Main Street, 643-2171. perior Condition. Will bar- show is usually low. He said he still ***^&aaaT^^ tor Electrolux vacuum. oarage). Moffett later refused, saying: enormous appetite that people strange-looking knitting machines Sixe 40,44 bust, 4% yards ' goln. Coll 220-3227 expected 10,000 people to visit the 45-inch. Moved — Must sell I Sofa Perfect condition. $10. anytime. around your homo you 'T m not about to jeopardize have ffor discussing issues.” could knit a sweater at the event during the weekend. mm rsn, N.r. issM lovaseat, chair, Ethan 649-7951 .□ people’s jobs and their livelihood O’Neill has already rejected the - I Manchester Sewing Center booth. T8 088OL s Meduski did not attribute the low met mae, ssarais alts lir $I.S8 NraMa Allan tea wagon, desk, GE no longer need. And by laying out the litany of where idea of debates with Moffett, at And Woody Driggs and Brad cast aw atfia ksoow. sat nr ptftin Mi Gibson Skylark Ampli­ turnout to the new facility or its G S ^ refrigerator and oil paint­ Automotive threats have been made to people least not now. eight months before Driggs, co-owners of '76 Auto Body BPfiClAL: Over 200 se- fier, 116125 volts AC, 5040 location outside of Manchester, but ings. 6468261. soil thorn Fast For who are involved, or employers of the nominating convention. of South Windsor, drew a big crowd lections and a FREE cycles. $50. 6467719 otter several people complained to 1900 Jeep CJ7 Renegode- people who are involved, in the He has also rejected Moffett’s of onlookers to the banged-up 1985 Pattern Section in the 25* Color TV. Console. 5pm, ask for Bobxi officials of problems with parking. ALBUM . Jnat $3.00. CARS/TRUCK8 4 speed, power steering, Extra Cash with low- campaign. call for a limit on campaign Chevrolet Celebrity they had Phileo, pecan wood. Ex­ t' Some exhibitors complained that aeeatatsa-ssMca FDR SALE AM/FM stereo, 33" tires ’"niere are people close to and spending, a call Moffett reiterated parked in the middle of the a -iis ta u t aw aas nw. mw callant condition. 8225. the only bathroom facilities were showroom. New FASHION with 649-9975 otter 6pm or plus eat of standard tires, cost Classiflod Ads. within the administration who are on Friday. Ji 'i f la am i nwai mm m mmrn awn. - FOR SALE - S3J00. Dove, 2060791. a f­ outside in portable toilets. Besides showing many interest­ Will-aiwW wiiwiweas-- Photo-Gnide patterns in weekend. 1971 Lem ons 350, V-o. not so gently dropping the word Moffett said, after an eight-day as M as al an O ioiiS WSIs. all sixe ranges, has a ter 5pm. 6462211. that people should not be involved campaign swing through the state, Jan Sayre, a. saleswoman for ing products, the weekend event Utad MbcNi b Im Excellent running condi­ g Ro-Vic Inc. of Manchester, said w a S S ~ * special Grace Cole Collec­ Four Braided Rugs — tion. Now exhaust, ,in our campaign,” ‘ he said.'"The there is a "tidal wave of enthusi­ also provides child care, plenty of T o o ls 1911 Cadillac — Coupe fm -S s n s -e e pasas at latca- tion for larger sixes; pins (Predominately blue). brokee, inowa, battery, governor knows. I’m sure, ... and asm” for his candidacy. she didn’t like the portable toilets, high-calorie foods and almost 2 BONUS Conpona! DeVllle — Looded. 63JIOO Table and floor lamps. Moatly "Snep On", one S7S0. 647-8608. “ People want a governor who is which were not lighted. She said continuous entertainment. Al­ miles. Excallant condi­ he can put a stop to it.” Price .... $2.00 Call 6465073 otter 6:30pm. owner toola. Wide var­ He said Connecticut’s ‘‘marve­ accessible and out among the the building was a good open one though the high steel ceilings are tion. Must be seen. Asking for exhibitors, however, and the not acoustically suitable for bands iety. WIN aoll Indi­ $6,900. C a ll 6464601, oek lous press corps” should be able to people.” Moffett said. Like New 14 cu. ft. Indus­ event a good showcase for her and choruses, it did not seem to Court of Probate, District ot Court of Probate, District of vidually or complete. fo r D ick. uncover the alleged thre^ats and "They want advocacy and M a n ch e ste r trial freezer. $350. 649- Manchester company’s products. Monchaslar pressure. they’re not getting it,” he said. discourage the audiences Friday. nonet OP HMomo 9012. Dotaun Pulsar, 83 — 4 M:. NOTtCiOaHUMNa Call 742-6764 1801 Buick Regal — Low Moffett, a former congressman, Moffett kicked off bis campaign Debi Davis, manager of Connec­ E S T A T E O F E S T A T E O F door eedon. automatic, ticut Travel Services in the Man­ Please tarn u> page 10 BETH ELLEN JENKINS, BERTHA E. AMES, o/k/o attar 5pm anytime on mileage. Many extras. Herald is challenging C N ejll for the 1986 for the governorship Nov. 14 and A M IN O R Pair Velvet upholstered olr. mint condition, low U PI photo chester Parkade, said that the BERTHA AMES, dacsosad wookanda Excellent condition. Call Democratic nomination for gover­ has been campaigning around the P u rsu a n t to an ord e r o t Hen. ^ r a y o n t to on o rd e r o f Hon. choirt. Excellent condi­ mllaooe. Atkina only facility had a better traffic flow William E. FItiOerold, 646608S. nor. O’Neill has been governor state since then. William E. FlttOarold, tion. White coniole aew- S5.180. C o ll 64603M. than show facilities in previous Judge, doted N ovem ber 10, Judea, d o M Novambar 18, Ing machine with chair. since the end of 1980. O’Neill Friday would not say 1988 a bearing will be held on 1985 o h a orlne w ill be held on STRETCH YOUR burger 1973 F-350 Pickup— Super years. Inside Today on oppHcatlon proving for 648-3665 otter 6pm. 1881 Hondo Accord — 3 "It’s obvious it’s going to be the when he will officially announce JFK remembered on oppllesdion proylna for budget By using one port camper special. Hit rl^ t his own candidacy for re-election. Although there were an esti­ auHiarttv to compromise and the o u ^ lty to sell certain door, overage mlleoge. first of many charges between now aatWaadeubtfulonddisputed to y extender to fou r porta front. 429, v-8, 05 auto­ mated 1,000 parking spaces availa­ ^ 1 estate situated in the Wool Rue — 9 X 13, excellent condition, rod. matic. Good winter pro­ Phone and next July” when the nominat­ Moffett called on O’Neill to join 20 pages, 2 sections dohn In tover at sold estate Tow n ot M onchastar, C euiitv Oriental Design. Bur- of moot. Your taste budt A sk in g S4J00. 7468379. ing convention is held, the gover­ in a voluntary limit on campaign Kathleen Sheppard of Buffalo, N.Y., lights a candle ble at nearby businesses, the ogoinat ttagal Transfer, os In at Norttort os In sold oppli- wont be able to tell the tect. $500. 6461303. SOM eppHcotlen on hie more goftdy Ground. $40. 646 spending. walking distance and the darkness Advic«u_ . 12 O b itu triM . cation on fllo more fully ap­ difference, but your nor said. during ceremonies Friday to commemorate the 22nd CiM ttfiad. . 1620 Opinion . tUHy oapeors. at the Court of pears, at the Court of Pro­ 2564X1 187S D o d ge W indow Von Moffett also criticized O’Neill for He also challenged O’Neill to along the roads caused some Probate eh December 5, 1905 budget wllll Boost your anniversary of the assassination of John F. Kennedy. C ofliic*- . 6 S p o n i. bata m Dacambar S, I9ts at — With bock teat. 3 speed 1974 Chevy Novo — Runs 643-2711 refusing to debate issues with him. debate. “ Sooner or later he is going complaints. A shuttle bus was. Entsrtalnnwnt^ 13 T«l*vi«lon . at 10:1$ A M . 10:00 A .M . Small Console Electronic budget by aelllne Idle on colum n qnd rem ovable good. Started up every­ Lottafy______2 W M tiw r — Mary Lou Taylor, "Sooner or later, the governor is to have to confront the differences Similar events, though small, were also held in Dallas available from some of the lots. Mory Lou Taylor, C hord O rgan. $9S. C oll Items In your home with a day loet winter. High mi­ Clerk bad frame In bock. Coll in oUr positions,” Moffett said. where the 35th president was killed. The new 40,000-squar6 foot open M8-I1 042-11 6467406.0 low-cost od In cloisllled. otter 4pm, 7465034. leage. 8500. C o ll 7467415. going tohavetodebatetheissues.”